s in parliament like john like legs and who are now discovering by looking that they actually have a citizenship which disqualifies them now the government's last two seats it will temporarily be short those two seats in parliament that won't cost these majority majority at this stage but if they lose john alexander seat or if there's further losses in the new year with potentially several other bar elections which could happen then it becomes much more difficult so what appears to be something of a constitutional quirk in australia can actually have very serious implications for politics in the country. yes it's probably by the time the next election comes around everybody will know the rules after these instances the difficulty is the current parliament and there are people in the parliament who may fall foul of this constitutional bar which will force a series of bar elections and the problem for the government is they've only got a one or two a very small majority in the parliament if they start to lose these by elections they lose their majority in the house and that puts the fa

john thank you. now donald trump's commerce secretary an aide to canadian prime minister just introduced queen elizabeth the second just some of the people revealed so far in a huge leak of financial documents showing how the super rich have been using secret offshore accounts in tax havens more than thirteen million files called the paradise papers were leaked on the offshore north applebee they cover an estimated ten trillion dollars held in offshore tax havens in most cases it's perfectly legal but critics argue allowing the mega rich to hide from the tax authorities isn't fat and that governments have been slow to address the issue well the official finance system is also highly secretive oddly opening the way for illegal activity on the north applebee's says it's confident the papers will show no evidence of wrongdoing or to sullivan is the editor of organized crime and corruption reporting project he says the leaks highlight the imbalance of how societies wealth is managed there's a new global

the region john is back with a high twenty nine. in colombia transforming. into building. the west last year war finished. in just ten years and in singapore fragile farms and living building anything you do on land on the ground it doesn't make sense to do that on a building we might have not just decorative can we make it biologically productive birthrights discovers cutting edge solutions for sustainable city at this time. you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories there rocky prime minister has announced the recapture of the ton of all climb for myself meanwhile in syria government forces have taken control of the city of dead us or losses mean i still holds only a small amount of urban territory in the region. and international search and arrest warrant has been issued for the ousted catalan president carter less push them all along with several of his aides he remains in belgium following the declaration of catalan independence. u.s. president donald trump has begun his longest foreign trip yet he's in a stopover in hawaii where he's met the commander of

john delivers packages for amazon. the gig is unpredictable amazon flex drivers spend as many as sixteen hours a day watching an app for an available block of deliveries if they get one they'll deliver perhaps a dozen packages in a two hour window then they wait sometimes for hours without pay i want my job i started what would i do i would be in a car and i think doing most job is great but i just can't make any money doing it right now john is not his real name and we can only tell you he lives on the east coast of the united states he says he doesn't want to lose this job but he can no longer afford to work it either when i started we were earning. our base wage plus tips after several months he changed to. base pay including tips. amazon now counts tips for its amazon flex drivers against their total pay john used to make roughly three hundred dollars in a day now he's making two hundred dollars if he's lucky amazon is developing a service how to use drones amazon has made a science of delivering goods fast and che

i'm john hendren in fulton texas a town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated from hurricane harvey . me in bangladesh say they've signed a deal for the repair tradition of a hinge of refugees hundreds of thousands of a hinge a have fled across the border from me and to escape an army crackdown. it's hoped that that will allow the refugees to return home once the paperwork has been completed by bangladesh let's go live to yang go zero scott hyde can tell us more scope we've been expecting some sort of deal to been signed tell us something of the significance here and why it's important both me and mom and bangladesh a general definitely important in myanmar because we've been reporting over the last several weeks there's been mounting international criticism and pressure on this country to do something with the regime to crisis moving forward in some way so they had a lot of pressure on that front so this shows that they're at least moving down a path where we'll get those hundreds of thousands of people back at least into their villages or into the we're kind state and then

activist in honduras it's claimed phone records prove bertha catches was the target of a murder plot john holdren reports from mexico city. to cast his one international recognition for leading the length people in honduras against the hydroelectric plant on their land by company desa. to attack a river that has life the has spirit i think it signifies life for me that's worth more than the pain of this. she was killed more than one hundred other activists since two thousand and ten and what's become of the deadliest country in the world for environment defenders was really it's not who was the case became emblematic of that violent punitive and five international lawyers took it up now they have new phone record evidence on how killing. the murder of birds because sarah's was not a spontaneous act it is a result of careful planning in which top executives and company are linked. their report says it does so also use surveillance threats and contract killing to eliminate opposition from villages and activists to be i was project in a statement twelve zero the company denied all wrongdoing

and in the final part of our series family lives boss john and investigates the living conditions in the camps that some thursday right here on al-jazeera. british prime minister terry is amazed facing a backlash following reports the so-called divorce bill from the european union could cost up to sixty five billion dollars the e.u. has given britain on to monday to make an acceptable offer that involved a report. will the european union be getting sixty five billion dollars from britain will it be far less will both sides have been stressing a final figure hasn't been agreed that pressure is mounting on the british government ahead of an e.u. summit in mid december we're hoping very much that the offer that the promise is able to to make at that council be one that guarantees sufficient progress i think that that's what they report you around the table the twenty seven plus us really want to achieve the figures reported in the british press suggest a reason mase effectively doubled her previous offer of twenty six billion dollars in future payments on monday she'll be meeting donald

beirut john marker on as a policy analyst at the arab center in washington d.c. he says the interview raises more questions than answers let's just focus on the political messages he sent obviously he thought down the shift in his rhetoric to his resignation a week ago and he was very bellicose against iran and others thought he was very close on your t.v. he basically said the reason of the shift of saudi policy was yemen much of the other issues you mentioned before so i think a lot of anybody's believe what happened in the last week while his own political movement is saying what say why there's a lot of us and american and u.s. and french and and other than the rest are also worried about his movement so we don't hear the whole story and we have yet to see what will happen in the next days and weeks. saudi arabia has asked for an urgent meeting with the arab league to discuss allegations of military aggression by iran to her and denies claims it supplied a missile that was fired from yemen into a week ago it also says it has nothing to do with a pipeline fire

john alexander resigned after discovering he may also be a british citizen and that would make him in eligible to sit in parliament to form a deputy prime minister barnaby joyce he was disqualified from parliament last month under similar circumstances and all of this is another setback to the government of malcolm turnbull after the country code ruled five. eligible to hold public office. my right to remain in parliament depends on my belief that i am soley australian. given what i have learned about the constitution and understanding now of the high court decision just a couple of weeks ago i can no longer with sufficient certainty. the belief that i have held. true by sixty six years. therefore it is my obligation that i must resign. including i'm just a baldwin on the coast of england looking at some of the problems that urgently need to be addressed at the climate change talks. hello there we've got plenty of heavy rain that's worked its way across japan recently here it is on the satellite picture this area of what weather that's glad to do now working away towards the east but

i'm john hendren in fulton texas a town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated from hurricane party. follow me and model and bangladesh have signed a deal for the rip. for him. i noticed that the report traditions will begin within two months but it's not clear how many refugees would be allowed to return home since august more than six hundred thousand reckoned to have fled a military crackdown and me and mom many are now concerned about how they steal well the fact that it's quite high the reports from. after days of negotiating bangladesh's foreign minister abdul hassan mahmud ali and myanmar leader on song suchi reach an agreement on a repatriation plan for the ranger who fled rakhine state over the last three months the memo of understanding was signed in a foreign minister level working group created as the leaders reached agreement some of the hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees who fled the violence spoke of their concern about how the repatriation will work. i don't think we did they discriminate against us because we are muslim and rango if they accept us as r

kids the overtones and the other children since it was founded in one nine hundred seventeen john hendren has been to boys town in nebraska to look back at a century of helping young people. this is not the orphanage of yesteryear boys town nestled in the omaha suburbs is still home to boys who come to study and put troubled past behind them i want to be a high school dropout hanging out with my friends doing drugs kind of just going down the wrong path at that and would probably be in jail but boy's town has evolved from the days when father edward flanagan created it in one thousand nine hundred seventeen. event memorialized by spencer tracy in an iconic film i'm father flannigan i saw your brother joe just a little while ago boystown was founded a century ago as a traditional orphanage but as the u.s. has moved toward foster care for apparently children the mission here has changed now only a handful of the thirty four thousand children served by boystown are truly orphans and there were reform schools and there were christian orphanages both of them basically paid for themselves throu

john welcome to al-jazeera more extreme vetting will that make america safer well i think that when we're talking about this i've just heard your last guest make a great point that the accused attacker here arrived in the united states in two thousand and ten from uzbekistan and was radicalized after he arrived in united states you know there's a similar situation with the perpetrator of the orlando attack he was born in the united states he was radicalized here so i think we need to ask what is it about ice's that so appealing that people who are legally in the united states are becoming radicalized rather then will more extreme vetting procedures in terms of immigration keep us safer and how big can that list be made that list of countries from where people cannot travel to the u.s. . yeah exactly i mean are we just going to keep adding more and more countries whose back to stan is not on this list trump has had to revise this list several times he's faced a number of legal hurdles he's even added u.s. allies to the list chad which is a vital u.s. ally in africa so you know i thin

of what i'm going to do is i'm i'm going to start my job and i go back to work congressman john conyers has resisted pressure to resign despite accusations of verbal abuse an unwanted sexual advances by four women he just sat there to say anything just took office close down to is that make it down to is giving like you would do in your bathroom u.s. senate candidate roy moore might still win in alabama despite several accusations by women who say he pursued and allegedly assaulted teenage girls decades ago most visibly the anti rassmann wave his spared president donald trump who was elected after he said this to a t.v. reporter on take it when you're starving let me do it you can do anything whatever you grab. as n.b.c.'s best known and best paid presenter lauer outlasted so many co-anchors the critics said the most dangerous chair at n.b.c. was next to him but even high ratings failed to stem a growing tide against sexual misconduct john hendren al jazeera. a quick recap of the top stories here the u.s.s. cole for the complete isolation of north korea at an emergency meeting of the u.

by the wayside because there's only so much bad with as it were here in official washington doesn't john thank you very much. a former politician and business been in kenya is challenging the result of last month's presidential run senior opposition figure john haroon wow has filed a petition in the supremes court president who can yet or was reelected with almost ninety eight percent of the vote after his main rival while loading the refused to stand turnout was below forty percent of polling was postponed in some areas because of violence a dingo called the election a sham and has demanded another poll less than a day before polls are due to open liberia's presidential runoff election has been postponed indefinitely by the supreme court until a legal challenge can be resolved by president joseph or cry and former international footballer george where had been a shuttle to go head to head after finishing first and second in last month's election at the liberty party his candidate came third is alleging irregularities and voting fraud manager says fine developments from outside the supre

john alexander resigned after discovering he may also be a british citizen making him in eligible to sit in parliament the former prime minister barnaby joyce was disqualified from parliament last month under similar circumstances it's another setback for the government after the country's top cold ruled that five employees were in eligible to hold public office until the green is an election analyst for australia's public broadcaster the a.b.c. he says is likely more m.p.'s will step down for holding jule citizenship bringing further political instability to the government. the difficulty is the it was the most recent court case with barnaby joyce that made it clear that the court is going to treat these very literally now there are some m.p.'s in parliament like john like like zend who are now discovering by looking that they actually have a citizenship which disqualifies them you know the government's last two seats it will temporarily be short those two seats in parliament that won't cost the majority majority at this stage but if they lose john alexander seat or if there is furt

base pay including tips amazon now counts tips for its amazon flex drivers against their total pay john used to make roughly three hundred dollars in a day now he's making two hundred dollars if he's lucky amazon is developing a service to use drones amazon has made a science of delivering goods fast and cheaply someday it says it wants robots to make deliveries but at the moment it relies on contractors to cut costs in this country if you are treating workers as an independent contractor you're saving up to thirty percent of your labor costs you're not pain into social security you're not paying into workers' compensation for workers who are injured you're not paying into unemployment insurance for workers who are laid off and two months before innocence from the change in pay on a john received a new contract to sign you an amazon agreed to resolve disputes between you and amazon on an individual basis through final and binding arbitration he was being asked to sign away his right to sue in open court and then amazon changed his pay i shouldn't have to send off e-mails trying to do no

where they can dream of freedom has closed again i'm not a stand john of the group of you and your colleagues was smuggled into the camp recently by supportive locals also have conditions did you see inside. the conditions were shocking and much like other journalists. was not in unlike others we can mean as religious leaders when we tried to leave we found ourselves found by the navy and the very refugees who were able to find safety in a strongly against safety to us as a stray and they had limited all water was cut off. it was kind of coal power was cut out and yet the horror of what was happening but the reality of the future is being frozen for over fifteen hundred days we're talking four and a half is but also the amenities been completely cut off was one reality in the other reality was inspiring compassion and caring to reach other as they tried to keep their hopes up for a future that they cannot currently say on the horizon and you're getting a sense of what sort of conditions these refugees will face in the new camp is any better than the last one. the reality of the new camps is t

i'm john hendren in fulton texas a town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated from hurricane army. the rain clouds have well and truly gathered across southern parts of china down into the southwest more big downpours coming in here cool and while cloudy there for hong kong on friday with a high of sixteen degrees celsius and the rain really setting in as we go on into sas they could be colder still just fifteen degrees at this stage. and they continue to be driven in the cross good parts of vietnam over the next day. for the philippines over the next day. they make their way across the by of bengal all the way down into much of india wish it be sacked old and final more clout there into southern parts having said that and said the possibility of some some showers a little bit of that weather just up the eastern side of india over the next. days drawing a. small in the cool air there into the northern plains new delhi at around twenty three degrees to into the arabian peninsula over the next day just twenty six celsius here in doha with a little bit of cloud for friday a poss

i told john trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute that i will faithfully execute it's been just over years and startled trump won the us presidential election and shook the country and the splitter.

john thank you. a car bomb has killed at least one hundred civilians including children who were trying to escape the syrian city of dead as are at least one hundred forty others were wounded in the attack which i saw says it carried out government forces announced on friday that i saw had been pushed out of the city which was their last major urban stronghold where some of inch of ice has more now from gaziantep on the turkey syria border according to fighters of the syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. a number of people had gathered as they took areas from myself fighters and trying to reach safety when eisel car bomb hit them as they had gathered the numbers have been high because these are people who were trying to reach safety from the front lines as the a fighters continue their push towards the iraq syria border this is that these people were mostly from areas in the outskirts of the province but they couldn't take the casualties to deraa the dinners or city because on it's on the other side or

particularly from people like john mccain a republican senator from arizona who said that trump was being naive that he certainly wasn't putting america first when he was believing a former colonel from the k.g.b. that kind of backlash i think led to a flip flop by donald trump who now said that he believes putin believes he didn't meddle but he's now backing his own intelligence community but if you're watching this from the united states and your watching essentially the leader of the free world on this very important foreign trip saying one thing one day and then one thing the next it is in fact extremely confusing and it is in fact giving his critics lots of vimy nation to bring president trump down and say look you're backing the leader of russia someone who doesn't have america's interests at heart against your own intelligence community who are pretty clear that the russians did in fact meddle in the twenty sixteen election the criticism isn't new and yet he remains determined to have a good for nations where russia more than has predecessors. you know he really i mean if you look

john alexander resigned after discovering he might also be a british citizen making him an eligible to sit in parliament former deputy prime minister barnaby joyce was disqualified from parliament last month under similar circumstances to remain in parliament depends on my belief that i am soley australian. given what i have learned about the constitution and understanding now of the high court decision just a couple of weeks ago i can no longer with sufficient certainty mind tying the belief that i have held. through by sixty six years. therefore it is my obligation that i must resign. spain melon because along the edge of libya has already separated from spain geographically at least nearly five hundred years ago now its residents are odd and supporters of cotton on his drive for an dependence john holl reports from libya. two hours from barcelona the mediterranean coast kline's to the foothills of the pyrenees. the town of libya is a piece of spain surrounded by france the languages capital and and they see themselves as an enclave of catalonia and just on the up and then. we alread

from through an attorney general's office didn't respond to our desires requests for comment john home of. mexico city. now a summit is underway in argentina that's aiming to eliminate viral hepatitis the disease kills more than one point three million people every year that's more than all other chronic illnesses combined including hiv malaria and tuberculosis donald has more. they've all recovered from hepatitis c. they're relieved and grateful and want to pass on their experiences to help in the fight against the disease their group when a good life meets frequently one of cyrus to help new sufferers and raise awareness . principle is to give information the patient arrives with little knowledge and is shocked after being diagnosed with a chronic illness the patient thinks they're going to die so we start to tell them what is happening and why hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver tissue some have no early symptoms while others develop jaundice and suffer vomiting tartness and abdominal pain that may be temporary or long term. had to liver transplants. the virus returned four mo

sanctions are making it impossible to refinance its debt john hendren reports. then this whale is in default with apparently little hope of paying off its creditors the declaration by the ratings agency standard and poor's comes after venezuela with sixty billion dollars in debt in just nine point six billion in its bank accounts missed the second deadline on a debt payment the red carpet was rolled out for a few foreign investors who might be willing to keep the country afloat at a price that as well as vice president tariq ali seamy said the country is the victim of an economic war being waged by the us and foreign lenders and. this is salt of the us government has made jointly with the venezuelan opposition today venezuela is limited to seek financing find and also is faced with the need to consider a new formula to get out of this complexity critics say then as well as leaders have prioritized clearing debt over a growing humanitarian crisis that has left many of its people hungry and children dying in hospitals with medical shortages venezuelan president ni

day leadership summit in his hometown of chicago it's the first event run by his new foundation as john hendren reports presidential foundations have a checkered history. president obama is writing the first chapter in his post-presidential legacy was born in kenya. so the joke in the city where he came to public prominence his new foundation is holding its first summit before the first brick has been laid on the barack obama presidential library so this is a big brainstorming session this is a big ask a fun bit this is an experiment in us trying to have a. collective conversation its mission to offer the first digital u.s. presidential library and an incubator for progressive leaders he see his impact as a private citizen as potentially being much bigger than when he was president it is really going to be what he describes as a dynamic space for civic engagement so there will be classrooms there will be athletic facilities if it's like other presidential foundations there will also be an effort to burnish the legacy of the former commander in chief the nixon library has been criticized

no more coffee like no more religion john. even. the farmers and. the primaries. i mean the. people use of drugs is the one the use of as has been i firmly believe that. involved in the illegal drug trade only now but when they were. and it has become a pattern that targets of. water and drugs ofis. or . fear in the hearts of all of the nation rights groups here say more than thirteen thousand filipinos have died since president through the good that they're to launched his so-called war on drugs and according to religious leaders his presidency has released a spawn of killings and a level of impunity and seen in recent decades here at this rally where thousands of showed up religious leaders are encouraging people to speak up they say it's time to speak out against the killings and abuses of human rights silence in the face of evil is to be an accomplished when it happened again his immigration minister has told al jazeera that australian must facilitate immediately an offer from new zealand to resettle refugees from its decommissioned prison camp there's a tense standoff on

mexico two thousand and seventeen is said to be a record year for the number of journalists murdered john heilemann reports. eleven killed so far this year just for doing their jobs because one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists among them about there is a middle of a breach internationally renowned reporters who investigated government corruption and organized crime now they're gone but it's not just that there that's worrying press freedom groups it's what comes after after half year was worth it even in these two high profile cases months later still no one's been arrested one of the main consequences of the impunity is that journalists start censoring themselves they stop reporting on organized crime to stop reporting on corruption and as a result entire areas in mexico basically have no serious journalistic coverage or if the gate of journalism going. free speech groups estimate that ninety nine point seven percent of verbal or physical attacks against journalists go on punished in mexico. ricardo sanchez is the special prosecutor for crimes against free spe

by now with thousands of people are gathering for a rally in support of catalan secession as life to john hall who is in barcelona for us so cast runs out in big numbers jonah but is the independence movement as strong as it was a few weeks ago. when i think about him the numbers here this evening are going to be pretty impressive and a show of strength is certainly something that the independence movement would like to convey through this march but there is underlying all of this now a real sense of anger periodically here the cry of. those up freedom freedom for. what are being described as our political prisoners by this movement the eight ministers of the former government and to civil society leaders in jail in madrid facing charges of rebellion and sedition real anger around that this is a movement that has suffered severe blows in recent weeks not just another thing by the constitutional court a couple of days ago of their declaration of independence on october the twenty seventh but tanami revoked here by the central government in madrid the government sacked them on the former pr

i'm john l. with a view on catalan independence from an enclave of spain inside france. hello there there are a few bits of cloud and rain developing across the middle east at the moment on the satellite picture you can see this area of cloud is drifting its way across parts of iraq and into iran not a great deal on it at the moment but is it works its way towards the caspian sea it really will become rather more intense so for some of us around the coast of the caspian sea going to be pretty wet there as we head through sunday it will gradually drift its way eastwards on monday but then ease as it does so and instead another system will develop a towards the east over kabul that's really quite wet and around in the mountains we'll see a fair amount of snow as well for the south and here in doha the temperatures are really quite nice at the moment thirty two degrees is our maximum during the day but on monday we've got a bit of a change the winds will be picking up will be a very blustery day and thirty degrees will just be maximum insolent of the clouds of clear now and

john home and. mexico. you're watching out of there i'm selling raman these are our top stories saudi arabia says lebanon will be dealt with as a government that has declared war against it it follows the resignation of lebanon's prime minister on saturday the saudi minister for gulf affairs said the lebanon based iran backed group hezbollah has committed acts of aggression. hezbollah's accused of launching a ballistic missile from yemen targeting the saudi capital on saturday the saudi foreign minister says the missile fired from yemen was supplied by iran meanwhile the rebels in the yemen are warning saudi and and there are three airports are within firing range and could be targeted next. year you know what. we call all passengers on airlines not to be at anything. as they are legitimate military targets bar missiles and we shoulder no responsibility after such warning the continuation of the aggression against us forces us to search with strong and diverse ways to respond to such aggression and. shares

especially in the city of chicago john hunter and reports. half a world away from e.m.r. hundreds of really hinges have found a distant refuge in america's midwest but for many like abdul-jabbar a manilla their thoughts are of home their relatives in pictures and videos of their villages on fire you make me very sad and i mean even though i'm here in safety in you know it has to be when i'm. going to sit in here so i feel not happy some four hundred range of families about fifteen hundred people have moved here to chicago in the city's rohingya cultural center they gather for help in applying for jobs and get medical advice they also come to plead for help for their relatives in me anymore or as many still call it burma only solution us military and united nation because china india everyone is silent so you made me force military save life and this and people didn't need your help those here are learning to speak english. and they're starting from scratch part of that. in burma is that they have no real access to state education and so when they get to america to be rese

so it's a very mixed message you've got people like republican our republican senator from arizona john mccain saying that president trump is clearly not putting america first when he's siding with a former k.g.b. colonel against his own intelligence community something he's since flipped around but what you can take from all this is it seems that president trump does want to have some kind of good relationship with russia and certainly seems to be someone who has a great deal of admiration for vladimir putin and gallagher there live from washington d.c. andy thank you now the syrian province of aleppo is again under heavy bombardment by government warplanes targeting rebel fighters the air raids have forced thousands of civilians to flee the area and set up makeshift camps in the country say some a binge of aid has more now from gaziantep on the border between syria and turkey. the war in syria is far from over. the army and air force of president bashar al assad and his allies continue to attack opposition positions in the southern countryside of aleppo province regime forces are adva

issued an arrest warrant focusing less on independence and more on regaining the region's autonomy as john hull explains. from his place of exile at the heart of europe catalonia used to post leader carlos is using every platform he can to issue an election call to arms the word independence hardly appears but. spain has carried out a coup de tat against the legitimate government our colleagues who are now in prison have been subject to mao treatment by the spanish authorities and spain must now respond to international justice. the change of tone reflects how much and. how fast things have changed for the independence movement probably in the bend and it's going to have a secondary role i mean this doesn't mean that people are going to forget what happened the last month but at the same time in the minds of the politicians on also the whole society we are starting to think about this process as something that you need more time in other to to make the underpinnings of the neo con trip that new country now under the thumb of central government the independent republic i proclaimed less tha

john a bell is reports . after sunday's earthquake on iraq iran border a community retreats they did from the rubble the loudest sounds of morning come from iran's kermanshah province more than three hundred of the dead lived here thousands more were injured. i was under the rubble of a destroyed wall it collapsed on my head infrastructure has been devastated so medics improvise in a field iran's government has sent in twenty helicopters and created four field hospitals using trucks of medicine and buses to treat the wounded those whose injuries were too severe were transferred to the capital tehran oh no there were no facility has no access to electricity or water in the seconds that the earthquake rolled through at nine eighteen on sunday night and the estimated seventy thousand people became harmless iran is one of the most seismically active countries in the world several major fault lines crossers. in iraq the less common but this time the destruction cross the border. home of the earthquake i was lying

thank you john live from athens. the environmental groups of all that the billion dollar olive oil industry across the mediterranean is under threat because of climate change from israeli to tunis lebanon to greece increasingly hot summers and unpredictable winters a senior declined by as much as twenty percent in jazz type reports. it's a tradition almost as ancient as the civilizations that first settled these hills for thousands of years all of those have been hand picked across southern lebanon much like they are today the fruit is a staple in mediterranean kitchens and all of oil is a crucial ingredient. lebanese farmers typically press oil at their own small batch facilities it's a complex process that sees the all the fruit washed pitted ground into a paste and then pressed into a golden oil the family has been in the business for as long as anyone can remember he says he can't imagine doing anything else was i think going with a going on of all is very nutritious and has so many benefits even god spoke about

neil neil was sweden in a qualifying playoff but it was a game they had to win legendary goalkeeper john luigi before announced his retirement ending a twenty year international career well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera.

and businessman in kenya is challenging the result of last month's presidential rerun seno position john herron wow has filed a petition in the supreme court president kenyatta was reelected with almost ninety eight percent of the vote after his main rival riding it refused to stand turnout was below forty percent and polling was postponed in some areas because of violence call the election a sham and has demanded another poll. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his vice president and missing. god his action removes one of the leading contenders to become his successor his wife grace is now the front runner ninety three year old mcgarvey has been president of zimbabwe thirty years catalonia is deposed president callus prison one has been released from police custody in belgium pushed him on and four of his foreign ministers handle themselves into police in brussels on sunday after spain issued a european arrest warrant which tomorrow's lawyer says he was freed under conditions and is expected to appear in court within fifteen days and he has more from brussels the charges for w

the real injury here comfort themselves in knowing it least they've brought some of them to safety john hendren al jazeera chicago. the main story on al-jazeera i saw has lost further ground in iraq and syria as the armies of both nations and the syrian opposition squeeze its forces iraqi prime minister has announced the recapture of out on the syrian border syria's army says it's in control of the whole of the city of daraa zor which has been divided for three years. a judge has ruled u.s. soldier bow bergdahl will not serve prison time for endangering his comrades i deserted his afghanistan post prosecutors had sought a fourteen year sentence for the army sergeant the court has instead ordered dishonorable discharge he was held by the taliban for five years after walking away from his post. this is a terrible ordeal. you can't back or deal but you're all familiar with. time during deliberations has been particularly. anxiety inducing for obvious reasons. certainly glad this is over. the former leader of catalonia says he will fight extradition if an international arrest warrant is iss

injured a fellow soldier as he tried to defect to the south it happened in the border village apartment john he's been taken to hospital in south korea. and still ahead on the program amnesty international condemns the syrian government. the tactics. competition set to rise for the first time in docking. pretty quiet now across southern parts of china still a chance of one of the far south west of the country hong kong she'll be fine and dry temperatures here at around twenty six degrees further north you might see want to two showers for a time up towards shanghai but i think they will be few and far between but just guys come back into hong kong as we go on through wednesday chance of wanted to showers towards high now and into the gulf of tonkin central i was a vietnam also seeing some rather wet weather as a way to continue to drive the way in as from the north east and that northeasterly wind also pushing a fair few showers into the southeastern corner of india plenty of cloud around here mostly see wanted to those showers creep in the way towards flag i think should be largely dry basi