is in the report but what the democrats are hoping for here is one of those concise sound bites of robert muller with his excellent reputation really laying out the case against the president they didn't get that and democrats were really hoping that they would get that because they need the leadership needs to see the country move in to impeach the president before they'll bring that up so the democrats on the judiciary were hoping to get that they didn't. half hour time they're going to let the man eat lunch we'll see if the intelligence community can get any more out of robert mueller but right now seems unlike many thanks indeed it was is pretty kohei in there on capitol hill let's go live now to the white house white house correspondent kelly how could this with the president trump. not impressed a tool with what he's been hearing from this morning sestak he can be. yeah for a president who said that he was not going to watch these hearings it's very obvious that he is he was thoroughly engaged prior to them starting more than a half dozen tweets believe they counted up to 9 differen

s. presidential candidate robert kennedy. so hon. so hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was killed in texas, lived out to los angeles. i'll just say this will reynolds is that for us, robert kennedy was killed in los angeles. of course, rob tell us more about the governance decision. well, adrian, i have to say that for some americans, many americans who were alive in 1968 the memory of the assassination of robert f. kennedy still brings up feelings of grief afforded hopes and lost possibilities. kennedy was just 5042, excuse me, just 42 years old. when he was gone down in the ambassador hotel kitchen. here in los angeles, sir on sir hon, was apprehended immediately at the scene. after allegedly firing a bullet into kennedy's head, kennedy died a short time. later in his statement today, the governor of california gavin knew some said the assassination of robert of kennedy was one of the most notorious crimes o

his name robert mercer. he is co c.e.o. of a hedge fund firm renaissance technologies whose ranks he's been climbing since one nine hundred ninety three. carol cadwallader has been investigating this computer engineer turned billionaire robot is he is an absolutely brilliant scientist. really pioneering work. in the sixty's and in the field of natural language processing which is the base of. basically and he was that royce at the start of it and working out how to do my machine translation between languages so that google translates which we use all the time. descendant of the work that he did you know he is without doubt one of the brilliant computer engineers of his generation and he was just an ordinary middle class guy doing a professional job and he got an offer from renascence technologies this hedge fund . for them and he did. it was in the early ninety's that robert mercer left i.b.m. to work for run a song technologies. there he applied his methods of calculation on the stock exchange in order to predict its fluct

john roberts has been the u.s. supreme court chief justice for more than 15 years the upcoming impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump will test roberts efforts to stay impartial i don't think he's going to you know put up with many shenanigans here and many bogus defenses while some think roberts could play an active role he could issue subpoenas he can make rulings. and his rulings would have to be overturned by 51 senators so republicans would have to hold their lines pretty strongly the fact is roberts' role is more ceremonial than pivotal he'll read senators questions outloud and he may analyze whether various bits of evidence should be presented however it's the senators who will decide what evidence to introduce or which witnesses can testify not roberts and more important it's the senators who will decide whether to convict analysts say roberts will move carefully he doesn't want to be seen as favoring one side or the other in a political brawl but might also influence roberts is trial performance

rob reynolds report from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon. a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy . in 1968 kennedy was a democratic us senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy, he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. i thank to all of you and now it's on the chicago and let win now. as kennedy and his entourage made their way back stage in the kitchen area of the hotel, sir, hans struck fatally wounded kennedy with a bullet to the head. dozens of people witness the shooting. it was an act of violence that changed the course of american history. in august of last year, a california parole panel recommended that sir han who is now 77 years old, be released, saying he had expressed some remorse, but newsome has the final sa

rhianna found shot by robert go up one in a landslide. one of the reasons is that he has a lot of new orders who weren't went to the election before. on the other hand, pianist, the answer was criticized for suppress and neither for suppressing civil society and organization. so civil society are going into the 3 selling people for 12. so the very high turn out is one of the key issue in the selection in 2018. there was a 53 percent walters coming out. now it's very close to 70 percent is we expect that the robert drop will form a government with other left and parties. on the other hand, yanna sasha will staying a position. he's a political veteran, he's. he will be waiting for his next chance. he was prime minister for 3 times and he couldn't do it the 4th time. so we are expecting that to fall a month will have less parties. it will be easier for rather go up to form a government that's just pivot toward the top story, now. ukrainian president laudermill lensky office, says he'd be meeting the us secretary of state and defense late on

a different era in zimbabwe the ruling party tells robert mugabe the past go. you're watching out of their arms the whole robin also coming up in the next thirty minutes palestinian leaders threatening to suspend ties with the u.s. over its plan to close the p.l.o. office in washington d.c. . and find out why people highty are already calling for the new president to quit . also cautious optimism signals have been detected from a missing submarine in argentina. welcome to the program we started southern africa was a bar boys ruling party has gone. robert mugabe an ultimatum he must resign as president by midday on monday or face impeachment zanu p.f. is also dismissed mugabe as party leader and expelled his wife grace from its ranks . there were celebrations in the capital harare as the results were announced the garveys former vice president. has been put forward as the interim party leader. resigning. the president. this is a fast moving story with the clock ticking for president robert mugabe. but . if the president doesn't resign. even of the people. she's

s. presidential candidate, robert kennedy, sir hanser hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's mother came just 5 years after his brother, president john f. kennedy was shot dead in texas. al jazeera, rob reynolds has more from los angeles, the city where robert kennedy was killed. this, of course, was an act of 968 the killing of robert f kennedy. that really changed the course of american politics and us history forever and governor gavin newsome today in denying parole for sir hans, are hon. the palestinian born man convicted of killing democratic senator robert kennedy said that sir hans assassination of senator kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in american history. now there was a pool handle hearing back in august of last year. the recommended that your hon be released, but the governor has the final say on that. and the governor newsome in his statement also said that sir han who is now 77 years old still poses a danger to the public. the killing came just 5 years after

has an eye on history at so i think that roberts is. in the running needles very carefully and as i said today's case wasn't the grass case abhor anti-abortion advocates in his position was particularly good on the l.d.p. . case that came out earlier in june by the in that case as well. l g b t q rights have been fairly established in the united states and there are not too many people other than that say the catholic church you are opposed to l. he writes so i don't think roberts went out on a big limb in that case either add there's still a case coming down the pike i meet a ca or otherwise known as obama a bomb i care of. and how he rules out now will be very instructive so it's really i would say that overall roberts is not a liberal but he has made some very pragmatic decisions that made people suspect he's a liberal but he's just simply not as far right as some of the other justices we really appreciate you giving us your thoughts on this melanie sloan thank you very much and the tribal leaders and libya pledging to end a blockade

scenes of also jubilation in zimbabwe as the ruling zone appear party sucks robert mugabe as its leader. after thirty seven years in power a deadlines been set for him to resign as president or face impeachment with an announcement expected shortly on state television. watching al jazeera live from london also coming up. of foreign ministers arriving cari for an extraordinary me to discuss iran's alleged violations in the region is that a good luck trying now it is it would like a. simple but sebastian pinera may not need much luck billionaire businessman on track to win round one inch selection. we begin with the political turmoil in zimbabwe where an official changing of the god could be just hours away president robert mugabe's ruling party has sacked him as their leader and have given him until midday on monday to resign or face it peach vent his. you to address the nation shortly they were jubilant scenes of the party meeting in harare where mcgarvey was replaced by his side deputy emerson. the ninety two year old leader has been meeting military chiefs to discuss his future he's b

scenes of utter jubilation as robert mugabe's downing p.f. party sack him as leader officials have set him a deadline to resign as president or face impeachment. or that i've received already watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up our foreign ministers arriving cari for an extraordinary meeting to discuss iran's alleged violations in the region is that a good luck trying now it is it would like to be simple but sebastian pinera may not need much luck a billionaire businessman on track to win around one inch selection of. tens of thousands take to the streets in tokyo is just the latest protest calling the president for passing by to get. say we begin with. political turmoil in zimbabwe where an official changing of the guard could be just hours away president robert mugabe's ruling party has sacked him as their leader and given him until midday on monday to resign as president or face impeachment they were jubilant scenes that is on a pier party meeting in harare where the governor was replaced by his side deputy and. ninety thre

robert had said, i'll talk to tony and then i don't know, robert ever connected with mark about it. miss hutchinson can you describe for us, mr. or not as responsibilities as deputy chief of staff? the deputy chief of staff position at the white house for operations is arguably one of the most important positions that somebody can hold. they're in charge of all security protocol for the campus and all 3 presidential protect. he's primarily the president and the 1st family. but anything that requires security for any individual that has a presidential protection. so the chief of staff or the national security adviser, as well as the vice president's team to tony would oversee all of that. here's the conduit for security protocol between white house staff and the united states secret service. thank you. and you also described a brief meeting between mr or nato and mr. meadows on the potential for violence. the meeting was on january 4th, they were talking about the potential for violence on january 6. let's listen to a clip of that testimony. remember mr or not, i had talked to him ab

that the robert mugabe is still here. but not as strong as he thought in the city's anger boiled over a new generation demanded mugabe go it's time for you to resign it's time for you to step down. in the end it was the army that pushed him worried he'd appoint grace as his successor a former colleague and then live rival of grace's emmerson winning took over it was more palace cruden revolution although the joy mirrored that of zimbabwe's original revolution 37 years earlier will gladly retreated to his mansion bitter to the last we don't deserve you. pretty we don't. but we as. the real tragedy robert mugabe could never bear da da of his country enjoying a 2nd freedom from his room is great but up to meet. her miss hasa joins us live now on the phone from johannesburg so her 95 years as a is a long and complicated life how do you think this news will be received in zimbabwe . well it's just after 7 am local time in zimbabwe so most people would be waking up probably getting too old. to start devolving didn't know that m

let's go live for los angeles where robert kennedy was killed. i'll just say this, rob reynolds is there for us, rob, tell us more about the governance decision. well, this of course was an act of $960.00 the killing of robert f kennedy. that really changed the course of american politics and us history forever. and governor gavin newsome today in denying parole. ready for. ready sir hans, here hon. the palestinian born man convicted of killing democratic senator robert kennedy said that sir hans assassination of senator kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in american history. though there was a pool handle hearing back in august of last year. the recommended that your hon be released, but the governor has the final say on that. and governor newsome in his statement also said that sir han who is now 77 years old, still poses a danger to the public. a kennedy was running for the democratic presidential nomination at the time that he was killed with gun down in the kitchen area of the ambassador hotel here in los angeles. after giving a spee

zimbabwe and celebrate into the night after robert mugabe resigns as president. vice president who's firing two weeks ago triggered mugabe's dime fall is expected to work place him. and them to this is just the right live from london also coming up lebanon's prime minister saad hariri and arrives in beirut more than two weeks after announcing his resignation whilst the. teenage suicide bomber kills at least fifty people in a mosque in northeast nigeria. in march accused of subjecting its ranger to what is described as a vicious system of apartheid. welcome to the program after thirty seven years in power well but mugabe has resigned as president of zimbabwe and you sparked scenes of jubilation around the country with thousands of zimbabweans pouring into the streets with and minutes of the announcement we got he sent a letter to his and bob ways parliament as it launched proceedings to impeach him which have now been suspended. well it is here is her metasearch is in the capital harare and joins us live now hi there hiero it's been an extraordinary day it has and

celebrations in zimbabwe embraces a new era without president robert mugabe. and the tension shifts to the former vice president who is expected to be sworn in as always the new leader. plus a verdict is due in the war crimes trial of former bosnian serb military laid out common that it used to be genocide in the one nine hundred ninety s. . prime minister sadly is back in beirut two weeks after announcing his resignation while in saudi arabia how do these attending lebanon's independence day celebrations president michel aoun has refused to accept the prime minister's resignation believing it was done under duress previously said had really was being detained by saudi authorities we are denies the accusations it's been a world when few weeks in lebanese politics and for the balance of power between saudi arabia and iran prime minister salaheddin really shocked me with a surprise resignation on november the fourth you saw the concerns about a threat on his life and blamed hezbollah the group black backed by iran other speculated on whether the saudis were pres

and also create jobs now what has to be noted here is that robert robert mugabe who he praised he criticized very diplomatically. but he praised as the forefather of independence here he is basically looking back and looking forward but those issues from the past may return to haunt him he has a new p.f. in his blood effectively he has been with robert mugabe they were so close he the younger figure it goes back nearly half a century they fought together in the liberation war they spent jail time they were convicted they moved on there was the actual independence in one nine hundred eighty and together they created the land reform program he was the minister of economy at the time a story minister of justice at the time at the turn of the century when he imposed that land reform program now he's saying that it's going to be resolved with a really generous scheme of compensation but really all of this association with the old times has been put in the bin effectively can he be trusted it would seem people are prepared to wait this out they're so ecstatic and relieved that those four decades o

in harare patrick chinamasa a ruling zano party member robert mugabe's finance minister in london. the former chief advisor to the former zimbabwean prime minister opposition leader morgan tsvangirai and in johannesburg david moore professor of development studies of the university of georgia spoke welcome to all patrick the mixed reactions following the death of mr mugabe from a liberated tyrant. does that in a way or another sum up his legacy well. in the group or zimbabweans are going to be in deep mourning over the past. or. with our leader in pollution or. who championed the armed destructo which give us our free dorm our human rights. our dignity you'll be one of the good so fuck you come along side some are coming guma julius nearer our guts to monitor kenneth kaunda you're so mandela you will be even pollution ari i can not just african i can but also internationally each time you and you because of your praise the people everywhere. you was very principled you were strong. why not if you lead us in course coralie africa will take an exam on koran your masters and i learned

celebrations braces a new era without president robert mugabe. attention shifts to the former vice president who's expected to be sworn in as about ways new leader. plus a verdict due in the war crimes trial of former bosnian serb military leader. q used of genocide. is back in beirut two weeks after announcing his resignation while in saudi arabia how do these attending lebanon's independence day celebrations president michel aoun has refused to accept the prime minister's resignation believing it was done on the juris previously said harry was being detained by saudi authorities but has denied the accusations. is live for us in beirut so tell us about his presence there and what capacity in the shop in the parade and what does that tell us about his political status right now. you sunny. as the prime minister. i think that's capacity that is he's attending the right of the moderating the independence day along with president michel i will. speak at a mall about to be about it so the top leadership hope he's here today and told them this is a cr

the army takes control in zimbabwe but military commanders deny it's a couldn't say president robert mugabe is safe. no data this is al jazeera live from doha was a coming up. an act of aggression lebanon's president says nothing justifies the detention of prime minister saad hariri inside the arabia. just terrific the u.s. secretary of state visits me in march to condemn the army crackdown against training of muslims but stopped short of calling for sanctions. and an expedition to the french alps way disappearing glasses are seen as a major indicator of climate change. we have seize control of the country but deny they take over is a coup in address on state t.v. an army spokesman said criminals around president robert mugabe were being targeted military commanders say he and his family are safe but it's not known where their soldiers are patrolling the streets of the capital harare and roads to government buildings are blocked the military supporters are praising what the head of the war veterans group called a bloodless correction zimbabwe's opposition movement for democratic chan

for sex abuse and the man who assassinated us presidential candidate, robert kennedy. 54 years ago is denied for roll. my california gov ah australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis dawn of a jock of witches these up just days ahead of the australian open championship on health grounds. chalk of which was unvaccinated 1st had his visa revoke last week after landing in australia. but a judge overturned the ruling and allowed the world number 110, aspire to state, because he had been given a vaccine exemption. australian prime minister scott morrison released the following statement, saying, i understand that following careful consideration, action has been taken by the minister to cancel mister jarvis, his visa held on health and good order grounds on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so. he added that australians have made many sacrifices during this pandemic, and they rightly expect the results of those sacrifices to be protected. sir clark joins us now live from brisbin. sarah, have we heard anything then from no, that jock of ritual his legal team? we ha

the guard is taking place in zimbabwe following his sacking as leader of the ruling party president robert mugabe is expected any minute to make a statement on state television we are now showing you live pictures from states house in the capital harare where he is being greeted various members of the military and we are now expecting robert mugabe to make. this a paid statement we expect him to speak imminently. but. clearly. i address you tonight on the back of a meeting i held today with the nation's security forces command element this meeting which was facilitated by mediating led by father of the daily simcoe nor e s j of the catholic church for operation mounted by the zimbabwe defense forces in the week that has gone by and which was triggered by concern rising from their reading of the state of affairs in our country and in their rulings zanu p.f. party whatever the pros and cons of the way they went about the radius sharing those concerns. i as the president of zimbabwe and as their commander in chief do acknowledge the issues they have drawn my attention to and do believe that t

served on the robert mugabe project. until recently but he has been accused of cracking down on to students not giving opposition the room to maneuver. tonight but a lot of people here tonight it doesn't appear as if any of that matches because this is a man that is a symbol of a new beginning for zimbabwe. before he came out from saudi arabia for me to the was told that he didn't see me who jacob. moshe started a courtesy call it's caves in south africa backs in and his new show. it would appear that this is an endorsement of from the south african government in the past it that. gone about dealing with zimbabwe and what it called quiet diplomacy and i was despite issues around rigged elections and a crackdown on the opposition when the opposition leader morgan tsvangirai had in fact won the two thousand and eight votes but the military intervened and robert mugabe mugabe rather remained in place so to south africa specifically has been criticized for doing very little and in that way keeping mugabe in place once emerso

top story this hour robert mugabe is refusing to stand down as i'm bob noyce president despite being confined to his home by the military a delegation from south africa is in the capital harare now trying to reach a deal on his and the country's future it's holding talks with president mugabe and the head of the. says with a catholic priest acting as mediator the military says it wants mugabe to stand down so there can be a smooth and bloodless transition the army chief backs the former vice president emerson managua who was sacked last week he could then take over as interim president amid the political and economic uncertainty the opposition leader morgan chiang rai has returned to harare after receiving cancer treatment abroad he has called on mugabe to resign how much us reports now from the zimbabwean capital while us of african delegation and the catholic church mediate between the army and president robert mugabe some of his main opposition leader morgan tsvangirai say it is only one way out of the political crisis in the interest of the people of zimbabwe mr robert mugabe mus

the end of an era celebrations in zimbabwe's president robert mugabe resigns after thirty seven years in power. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up dramatic video of the rescue of a north korean soldier who was shot while escaping across the border into the south . verdict you in the war crimes trial of former bosnian military leader. accused of genocide in the one nine hundred ninety. and increasing concern in the search for submarine missing for almost a week. we begin with the resignation of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe who stepped down after thirty seven years in power it's box scenes of jubilation across the country with large crowds filling the streets in celebration of reports in the capital harare. jubilation on the streets of harare across the country that robert mugabe rule for thirty seven years while to liberation was maybe even days. news demagogy was stepping down came as both houses of parliament sat in an extraordinary session to debase the president's impeachment to speak at the speed of the session and told m.p.'s that he'd received a letter. from.

about his contacts with russia the charges were brought by robert mueller as boss of his investigation into alleged russian meddling in last year's election flynn says he was aust to contact russian officials by a senior member of trump's transition team reported to be. our white house correspondent it reports. a ride to get federal court in washington michael flynn ignored shouted questions by reporters. inside moments later the former national security adviser to president donald. rob pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. court documents show the charges against flynn stem from his lying about efforts to obtain advance knowledge of how foreign governments might vote on a u.n. security council resolution about israel as well as phone conversations flynn had before trump was even sworn in as president with the former russian ambassador to the united states surrogate kiss lee ak. flynn is said to have suggested to kiss li ak sanctions put in place against russia by the obama white house may be dropped once trump was sworn in but they did not discuss anything having to do with the united st

zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says that he will not vote for his successor. in sunday's election the ninety four year old is holding a surprise news conference he's urging people to vote against people who forced him from office last year. and polls are open in mali where people are choosing a new president or of course reelecting ibrahim. kaisa he's one of twenty four candidates security at polling stations is a major concern after the killing of dozens of people in the last week. votes are being counted in cambodia's general election with the ruling party already predicting a landslide victory for prime minister hun sen human rights groups of call the poll a sham the main opposition was dissolved and its leaders jailed or exiled just of eighty percent of registered voters cast ballots let's go live now to phnom penh i was there as wayne hay is with us just over eighty percent we were talking about the opposition calling for people wayne to boycott the selection eighty percent is still a pretty high turnout. yes i think those figures are probably higher on t

zimbabwe's military says it's working with president robert mugabe on a way forward and. possible has been confined to his home the delegation of south africa in harare trying to reach a deal on the. amnesty international is accusing philippine government forces. of violating international humanitarian law and. more than a thousand people were killed another five hundred thousand displaced. the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen or risk of contracting diphtheria because of a blockade preventing urgently needed vaccines from getting into the country the heads of three u.n. agencies pleaded with the saudi led coalition to fully lift its embargo they say there's also the risk of a renewed flare up of cholera which is infected nine hundred thousand yemenis in the past six months but djibouti is now home to more than forty thousand yemenis of fled the war they started in a refugee camp but many of moved to the capital to earn a living and as a mom of the day when our reports their presence is bringing big changes to the city. old school tom into a training center i

after thirty seven years robert mugabe's days of exercising unchallenged power well over. well reaction from a god by his resignation has been coming in from around the world tanya page looks at the international reaction. as the news that robert mugabe had resigned hit the streets of johannesburg there were celebrations relief that one of africa's strongman had gone we don't want to. listen to this it now it's night. this is just so many years that that was just a. few. of. these are a fraction of the hundreds of thousands perhaps millions of zimbabweans who lift their homeland in a desperate search for work and some who fled political persecution a sense that a profound change has taken place was echoed at the united nations secretary general and his predecessors have made clear that we expect all leaders to listen to their people and from britain's foreign secretary this is a moment of hope for zimbabwe and for the people of zimbabwe the state department was also looking to the future we look forward to and hope for free and fair elections he was a disport to some but r

mr robert mugabe in my cities and. president refuses calls to step down military leaders say it's the only way to ensure a bloodless change of power. prime minister is due there and a few days but whether he's free to travel or even still in office remains unclear also. this is about giving hard working taxpayers bigger paychecks more take home pay. given those families were struggling peace of mind the u.s. house of representatives approved the biggest tax overhaul and three decades bringing donald trump closer to his first major legislative victory in office. and an evening of high drama at the united nations russia and the united states have vetoed competing resolutions on syria the key resolution was the u.s. one it sought to extend an international inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in syria so this means the united nations team and best getting the use of deadly gas sarin and syria will be disbanded russia's veto was sharply criticized by france the united kingdom and the u.s. . russia has issued vetoes bef

president trump quote will do the right thing i'm like oh she has a point he john roberts on obamacare. judge breyer at 18 months later you criticized the chief justice for upholding the affordable care act when you concluded quote chief justice roberts question for all care act beyond its possible meaning to save the statute. question is how many months after you published that article did president trump nominate you to be a judge on the court of appeals. senator has i apologize i don't remember the timing of that article i was nominated i believe my nomination to the court of appeals was announced in may of 2017 that's correct but i don't remember when the article came out they article was published in january of 2017 so that would have been 5 months later. justice ginsburg who see you are seeking to fill provided a critical vote in a 54 decision but the affordable care act so let's lay this out for everyone who's watching as i've discussed previously one. republicans have spent a decade trying to destroy the affordable care act to. promise to name a supreme court justice and suprem

but after another 6 hours robert decides to give up. without the rest of the tree trunk it won't bring in much money or there. any hope of bringing this tree down is disappearing so is the money it would fetch . they have to start searching again but the roof of a tree has become so red it's like finding a needle in a haystack. tree poaching is not the only extreme way to make a better living on the island some are willing to take even more risks. while madagascar is blessed with natural resources such as spices graphite and coal one particular resource has new and thousands to this mining town of and so on. this town sprang up in just a few months attracted by the promise of easy money more than $10000.00 people live crammed together in extreme poverty most of the stones they dig up are worth just a few dollars however a large a very pure fire can fetch as much as 5 or $6000.00 more than $100.00 times madagascar has minimum wage thousands to go away with the same dream the lucky ones might find the smallest stockpiles. bacco and massey

strong also attacked the media branding a report which alleged he planned to fire special prosecutor robert lawlor fake news new york times says trump wanted to sattler in june of last year but he backed down when the top white house lawyer threatened to resign well as leading a probe into allegations of collusion between the tran campaign team and russia in the two thousand and sixteen election and i will get more reaction to that story from alan fischer who's in washington d.c. first though let's go to davos for our diplomatic editor james bays is standing by and so the thrust of the trumps message in that speech america first doesn't mean america alone how would you describe the tone we heard from him today i think we had a somewhat restrained tone we certainly have a very scripted president trump i think will be a sigh of relief here from those who come regularly to the world economic forum here for speakers you know the things that president trouble said in the past about global trade i think they were pretty fearful about what he might say at this gathering but as you heard him say am

you just a quick look at the top stories this hour as we've been hearing special counsel robert muller has concluded his investigation into russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election is reporters now been delivered to the u.s. attorney general william barr you might submit the summary to congress by this weekend senior democrats and republicans of call for the report to be made public but it is up to the attorney general to decide how much of it will be disclosed aid agencies in mozambique are racing to rescue and feed survivors of cyclon a diet which has killed more than five hundred fifty people in southern africa the first cholera cases have been reported in the mozambican city of the era as sea is said of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies has just been in mozambique and says the country is a ticking time bomb of disease unfortunately many people their livestock and they left what under what many were lost their lives the meant by these people to be the covered but i mean why thousands thousands of people that are great

so call me robert, thank you. thank you. somalia is about to get a new president chosen by members of parliament. the election process was delayed for more than a year because of violence and allegations of corruption. hundreds of em piece of voting under type security due to threats from armed goods. but the winner will have to do with al, should bob a weak economy and a devastating drought which has currently put $3500000.00 somalis at risk of severe famine. let's talk live note malcolm web, his live in market issue. hi there, malcolm. so it's just the 328 m p 's deciding on the next present. and i believe we're down to to 2 candidates now the. 7 right now is the engine, and these are inside this prefabricated aircraft hang out, which is in mogadishu. green zone around and international airport along it coastline within the nation. the few parts of tamale and it's fully under the control of the government and the foreign forces that packet, the group our ship, our controls sways of the countryside. and just a sh

mr robert mugabe in my city. president mugabe rejects calls to quit military leaders say the only way to ensure a bloodless transition of power. amnesty international accuses all sides of war crimes in the battle for control of money in the philippines. and how a trump administration decision is being saluted by elephant hunters. russia has vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to extend the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria last month u.n. investigators found the syrian government was responsible for the chemical weapons attack in a handshake and in april in which eighty people died many of those were children diplomatic editor james bays reports from new york the tenth veto by russia in the u.n. security council on syria and one that ends the council's efforts to hold to account those who use chemical weapons in the country. it was a vote that sparked outrage from the u.s. ambassador and she gave this warning that the u.s. may now work outside the u.n. russia has killed the joint inves

reports about how he tried to fire special counsel robert yallop back down that would be fake news what more do we know about these reports and the reaction to it. while a number of news organizations have no confirmed the new york times reporting what you have to remember is that while the new while the white house is saying this is fake news it's not true around that time in june and july last year there were a lot of people around the president some of his coasters who were going out and preparing the ground for robert mueller to be fired they were talking about potential conflicts of interest to robert mueller couldn't really do a decent job on this because there was some animus towards the president so what the new york times says is that around june last year that donald trump wanted to fire robert mueller but don't mcgann who is the white house counsel said look if you do this then i will resign now donald trump can actually fire robert mueller it's got to be the department of justice and the assistant attorney general that's because jeff sessions has recused himself from all iss

zimbabwe's president robert mugabe remains confined in his home as the army seizes power but denies it's a coup. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. america's renewed confidence and standing in the world has never been stronger than it is right now. fresh from his tour of asia u.s. president donald trump says accomplishments calling the trip historic. demanding answers thousands of nigerians displaced from their homes go up against the government accusing it of a land grab. and scientists believe they have found a planet much like earth and a solar system eleven light years away. at the u.n. and the african union are closely monitoring the situation in zimbabwe the military sees power in the early hours of wednesday but the exact details of the situation in the country remain unclear president robert mugabe spoke by telephone with the south african counterpart on wednesday jacob zuma says nagai is confined to his home however some military says it is not to post the president supporters describe this move as a bloodless correction they say the military is

after thirty seven years in power robert mugabe resigns as president of zimbabwe. seeing the jubilation in the streets of zimbabwe and celebrate a day many they'd never seen. much of this is from london also coming up. bomber kills at least fifty people at a mosque in northeast nigeria. international accuses me of maher of a party or its treatment of where he lives. and syria's president. vladimir putin for saving his country and to discuss peace initiatives. after thirty years in power. he has resigned as president of zimbabwe the new spark scenes of jubilation around the country with thousands of zimbabweans pouring into the streets with and minutes of that announcement but gabi sent a letter to zimbabwe's parliament as it launched proceedings to impeach him they have not been suspended he said the decision was voluntary to allow a smooth transfer of power well the ruling party's legal secretary says emma said when al gore says that the vice president his firing triggered mugabe's downfall would be sworn in as president on wednesday or thursday well let's take a

which must not be pre-positioned defiant zimbabwe president robert mugabe is hours away from a deadline for him to resign or face impeachment. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up here. twenty eight days we will be called to the polls again to vote the last presidential election heads for write off conservative sebastian pinera takes the lead but they'll still get it to percent of the vote. a special session of the arab league condemns iran and the lebanese prepares for a walk using a destabilizing the region. and going underground in washington d.c. to see some of the most arresting evans's taken by to journalists from around the world. a much anticipated speech by zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has failed to meet the expectations of those wanting him out of a ended a televised address to the nation without announcing his resignation instead to stay on for several weeks here with a toss of reports from harare. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe insists he's not going to resign speaking from state house flanked by army generals he said he will be at his on a

and those involved was military is confined president robert mugabe to his home after taking control of the country soldiers are patrolling the capital harare and heavy gunfire and explosions were heard earlier but the military denies it's a coup the takeover follows a bit a better battle over who will succeed the ninety three year old president which split the ruling as o.p.'s party into two main factions the look cost group supports sacked vice president emerson in and out while the younger g forty group backs mugabe's unpopular wife grace a long time go beyond it ally magog has strong support among the armed forces it was his second last week in favor of grace which led to the military action how much us are reports from harare. parts of harare are now on lockdown and soldiers in army have blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts people say they are cautiously waiting to see what happens next many are relief so far there has been little violence i can see however moving as usual no more business than the president moving around freely. the country's war vetera

to hobbes and bob when president emerson mungana is speaking following the death of former president robert mugabe let's listen and . did his pains in because we. underwrote that epic story in custody i did for 11 is in a settler colonial prisons easy alongside nationalists who included lead 5 zimbabwe cumbered. you go home remained and born and lose alludes if visually is stepping from the van where division in 1074 in order to leave the guy. this is some schumann and it's collision or for war of liberation at a time of its critic such a big and friendly says before long and under is leadership this struggle we gain huge momentum expended. and consolidated transforming the buttocks front into a formidable coordinated national liberation movement and a fighting force capable of waging one of the most grueling and protracted struggles in the south african region today our country is a free is been since 980 cents to the 2nd faces of a generation of dedicated veteran nationalists and freedom fighters predicting the 1960 s. who included the late community mugabi a great teacher and a mentor th

robert mueller wants to know what business the trump administration has done in russia president donald trump often says none but the special counsel wants to see if that's true according to the new york times he has sent a subpoena to trump's business requesting all documents miller could have just asked for them but a subpoena sends a message everything has to be turned over or else legal scholar bruce fein says this sends a message that the investigation won't end with the indictment of russians that he was building his case step by step yes now he's got one side of the equation with regard to the russians. he's indicted for attempting to influence now he's looking at the trump campaign to put the puzzle together well who was the recipient and beneficiary and what kind of orchestration or coordination that there was between trump officials and and the russians it's not clear if he's asked about businesses outside of russia but president donald trump has indicated that could force him to act this from a previous interview with the new york times. it would be your money and your family

director robert muller but the president does have his personal lawyer ty cobb who was says that he has been working with the special investigation trying to provide as much cooperation as possible even though mr cobb insists that there is nothing that the u.s. president has done wrong in this case in a sense essentially calling this nothing more than a fishing expedition but the fact that this investigation is still underway the fact that in recent months the president has. been intimidated that perhaps there should be a need to get rid of mr moller as the lead of this investigation has raised a lot of speculation not just here in washington but across the country that perhaps the administration has something to be worried about and in fact is trying to make this investigation go away however there has been considerable pushback from players on capitol hill suggesting that if the administration pushed to get rid of robert muller at the head of this investigation that there would be severe political backlash against president donald trump so this is a matter that is very much worrisome