i'm robin 1st to walk in where power is the river system here in danger of going past. of all k. now off the coast of new zealand erupted while a group of tourists was visiting its crater at least 5 people have been killed on white tile and many more are still missing al-jazeera mohammad as the latest. thick smoke and ash rises thousands of meters into the air as the white island volcano also known by its indigenous madi name as for caare erupts 50 kilometers off the coast of new zealand releasing toxic fumes of sulfur and chlorine dozens of tourists were on the island some seen walking on the crates of floor moments before the eruption police said more than 20 people managed to get off the island some in boats others including some of the injured by helicopter volcanic ash is now hampering rescue attempts to get to the island so unfortunately i can confirm there are 5 people now deceased from the eruption. a number of other people have been taken to the hospital immoveable hospital. a number of people have burns as are as a result of the eruption new zealand's prime minister has

ministry of interior and the member of the government commission call is the deputy prime minister robin sklar said today what they could see so far is that there is traces on the runway that the plane with its tail hit it twice before attempting to take off and before hitting the concrete wall and then later the building so based on that he gave as to preliminary general of versions of what happened and why it happened that is a human error error of the by lot and also the technical problems with this claim he said that after the black boxes which were recovered almost immediately are investigated they will be able to tell more when we spoke to various contributors to al jazeera through the day alexander they talked about the fact that the because i call for routine these may very well invite international help because of course there's the makers of the plane the separate makers of the engine rolls royce and of course international investigators that will want to know the cause of the crash was sort of indications from the authorities are we hearing about that sort of international hel

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister director modi and the indian government so robin al jazeera new delhi. mali's government has launched a national debate aimed at finding a solution to increasingly violent attacks by armed groups in the saddle region across the border in asia and emergency summit is planned for sunday 3 days of national mourning have been declared after dozens of soldiers were killed in attacks linked to weisel this week. reports from mali's capital bamako. it's been a tragic week for countries of the. funerals of taken place of 7 to one sword just killed by fight just linked islamic state in the. it's a biggest loss ever suffered by the country in a day and its president promised the country will not forget their sacrifice. this is a man that is i have come here to express my feeling of revulsion on behalf of all my compatriots in the face of a war imposed on us by an enemy who has addressed us with nothing but aggression in a violent and treacherous manner this enemy took 71 of the nation's valorous children in neighboring nigeria fighters execute

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister narendra modi and the indian government so robin al-jazeera. i have a fighting has been raging around libya's capital over the past 24 hours. after us forces are battling armed groups allied with the internationally recognized government which is based in the capital on the 1st day after called on his forces to advance towards the center of tripoli what he called a final battle for the fiercely contested city libya's foreign minister says his government will protect its citizens from half the us forces have. is still trying to accelerate his steps to invade tripoli our troops supporting the government of national accord will never enable him to do so we are firm on the ground and the main objective is to protect the civilians tripoli with its 3000000 citizens is the capital city for all libyans and this is the reason behind our main goal which is to protect the civilians and prevent how tough from entering tripoli . the rebels in yemen are appealing for international assistance as a deserted oil tanker off the country's coast contin

columns a robin you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up an all could alliance the french and u.s. presidents at the center of a divisive nato meeting. and anger and frustration in the democratic republic of congo in the state of security as more people are attacked and killed by armed groups and devastation after more children die as a meals are breaking ravages the tiny south pacific island off some are. welcome to the program donald trump's political rivals have laid out what they say is overwhelming evidence solve the u.s. president's misconduct in office a 300 page report making the case for impeachment alleges abuse of power by trump it says he used his office to solicit foreign interference for his 2020 reelection bid the report from the democrat led house intelligence committee says a phone call between trump and ukraine's president was a dramatic crescendo of a months long campaign to extract personal political benefits it adds trump obstructed the impeachment inquiry by instructing witnesses and government agencies to ignore subpoenas castro i

elections are set next year and now what banking back that has decided to take hold the government robin forestay walker met . to find out if another business for may be on the rise in georgia as a personality driven political arena the of the in rural community most successful banking city breaks the opening of a new hotel the it's a side venture. politics is now mukesh as arad's is main business i start a job this summer president as it launched his political party. on the black sea but the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's government has delayed its support and president z. and the business partner of fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering nearly $17000000.00 through their bank t b c. presidency has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government to employ him to m.t.v. in live there is a certain line of which you don't want to cross. should you made a deal with them or change not only for you but change qantas future so that's why i just decided to leave bu

hello welcome to the program on the whole robin a new road and rail bridge now connects the crimean peninsula with russia the full 1000000000 dollar transport link is the longest in europe but it seemed by many in kiev as a symbol of my.

to hell robin al-jazeera you delhi. still had an al-jazeera a day after voting to impinge democratic presidential contenders face off in another device. the faces of contrasting political fortunes boris johnson delivers his brains their plans. to minister. hello surprisingly the weather service us encountered a little bit quieter than you might expect to december all the funds been have for the east coast i mean despite the fact the satellite shows your great therefore low temperatures the east coast is looking cold but fine is a massive cloud up through the central plains new midwest but the action i think next to show itself is that it's coming in from the pacific the snow for the higher ground averse canada and the western states and then that rain comes down the pacific coast down towards san francisco sometime later in the weekend there is a development taking place here you may just notice this potential circulation in the gulf of mexico just west of florida that is one to watch because they'll be heavy rain if no

i'm robin firstly a walk in georgia where hydro power is booming but all river systems here in danger of going about. how i once again malaysia bearing the brunt of the heaviest shall is across southeast asia more heavy downpours heat to the house of course just around borneo easing over towards southern parts of the mill a peninsula and into northern and central areas of. just announcing a pole will see the heaviest rain calling for a little drier than it has been recently but this was never really too far away and there is some showers a little further south there just down towards temperatures 32 degrees celsius with some of those showers a rolling through that we could really there was some showers across eastern parts of australia might see something coming in here as you go into the last part of the week this is the main weather system here cold front which will introduce some cooler air as we go on through the next couple days but ahead of that temperatures continue to ramp up but we have seen temperatures down recently. which has helped with regards to the bushfire situation h

hello welcome to the program on the whole robin a new road and rail bridge now connects the crimean peninsula with russia the full 1000000000 dollar transport link is the longest in europe but it seemed by many him .

the whole robin al-jazeera you delhi. pakistan's government says it wants to remove the judge who sentenced former president pervez musharraf to death a special court found musharraf has in a hospital and by guilty of high treason for suspending the constitution in 2007 the court ordered his arrest and said if he dies before hand has body should be dragged through the streets and hanged for 3 days or shot of says the verdict is politically motivated. the i call this verdict suspicious because during the hearing of this case the supremacy of the law was ignored from beginning to end this case was taken up and heard by certain people solely on the basis of personal identity towards me. now to volunteer firefighters have been killed in a stray while battling bushfires near said the becomes a strange experience to hottest day ever with average temperatures reaching 41.9 degrees celsius the extreme heat hand strong winds are making it even more dangerous for fire crews prime minister scott morrison has cut short a holiday to a

talk about the watching of a 0 with me said whoa robin a reminder of all top stories a huge truck bomb in somalia's capital has killed at least 76 people according to hospital sources the explosion happened near a security checkpoint in mogadishu bald and 70 others injured. a u.s. contractor has been killed in the time called an arche military base several rockets were fired into the base to care cook the house both iraqi and u.s. troops. also the u.n. general assembly has approved a resolution condemning human rights abuses against writing to muslims and other minorities near the abbas also facing a charge of genocide at the international court of justice. protesters are turning out across several indian states today against a controversial citizenship law and 15 days after the rallies 1st broke out opposition leader raul gandhi has visited some where it all began let's cross over to unfold bora who's following events for us outside the john mayer university in new delhi and what's the thinking among protesters there because the actual protests themselves nationwide don't really have

elections scheduled for next year a banking magnate has decided to take on the government so out as areas robin farseer walker went to meet day to find out whether in george's personality driven political arena another might be on the rise. of the in rural community most successful banking city breaks the opening of a new hotel the dow it's a side venture. politics is now cash as it heads aides main business i thought a job this summer president say it launched his political party. on the black sea but the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's government has delayed its support and has it r.j. and a business partner of fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering nearly $17000000.00 through their bank t b c. president has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government on prime time t.v. in live there is a certain line of which you don't want to cross. should you made a deal with them or change not only for you but change the country's future so that's why i just decided to lea

president earlier at the state department circle of robin might pompei i said their discussions pretty much spanned the globe from syria to venezuela ukraine to israel but it was the 2016 u.s. election and allegations that russia interfered in it that provoked some tough talk a flat denial from leveraged who repeatedly said the white house was refusing to release correspondence to prove their innocence. as the clothes we read them all or report there is no proof of any collusion for the 4th time now our suggestion is to publish that data that would show how russia responded through especial channels to review threats and cyber networks to show how russia responded to show how we suggested how to discuss this confidentially. i will publish all the documents we think appropriate we think we've shared plenty of facts that show what happened in the 2016 election with our russian counterparts we don't think there's any mistake about what really transpired there but critics say tough words here at the state department are simply not enough they say the entire welcome sends a dangerous messag

to friday again more sunshine and by rate is around 20 degrees celsius come further south into the robin peninsula a lot of dry weather and some side eventually pushing through but it's going to be quite breezy somaly way in setting against a 22 celsius here in doha possibility of lifting dust and sand the wetter weather nap pulling away easing out of iran and pushing its way further east which as we go on into friday as you see lottie settle and sunny people cloud just coming back in sioux city must see want to see showers just rolling in here over the next couple days are certainly something to watch out for showers continuing into northern parts of madagascar 2 northern areas of maize and bake pushing up into tanzania but to the south of that it's not a fine and sunny. weather sponsored by countdown anyone. are you out on the street. whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every layer further into the jail or if you join us on entering has to start. again you're in detention or your own car this is a dialogue everyone has a price ok there are s

president earlier at the state department circle of robin might pompei o said their discussions pretty much spanned the globe from syria to venezuela ukraine to israel but it was the 2016 u.s. election and allegations that russia interfered in it they provoked some tough talk a flat denial from liberals who repeatedly said the white house was refusing to release correspondence to prove their innocence. is the clothes we read them all or report there is no proof of any collusion for the 4th time now our suggestion is to publish that data that would show how russia responded through especial channels to review threats and cyber networks to show how russia responded to show how we suggested how to discuss this confidentially i will publish all the documents we think appropriate we think we've shared plenty of facts that show what happened in the 2016 election with our russian counterparts we don't think there's any mistake about what really transpired there but critics say tough words here at the state department are simply not enough they say the entire welcome sends a dangerous message

talk about you watching al-jazeera with means the whole robin to remind us of our top stories at least 30 people are being killed in a suicide attack in somalia's capital mogadishu dozens more affair dad after a car bomb exploded near a security checkpoint during the rush hour also the u.n. is warning of devastating consequences for civilians in syria's province nearly 250000 people have fled the area after 2 weeks of heavy bombardment by russian and syrian government forces. but a u.s. contractor has been killed in an attack on an iraqi military base several rockets were fired into the base near kirkuk that houses both iraqi and u.s. troops. hundreds of protesters have stormed a shopping nolen home coles more than new territories near the border with mainland china they're angry over the practice of mainland chinese crossing over to buy goods in hong kong demonstrators say that it's been causing social and economic disruption for local communities hong kong has seen more than 6 months of mass protests against china's increasing influence in the region well france libby our corresponde

and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister narendra modi and the indian government cell robin al jazeera new delhi. still ahead on al-jazeera afghan authorities say a sustained bombing campaign has significantly reduced the threat of eyes so we speak to the rule community is caught in the crossfire. but. rather to the trust that you have placed in us in the conservative party and in. bars johnson travels to northern england to thank former labor voters for helping the conservative secure its 1000 seat majority. however even as i speak and you watch the something rolling up the east coast of the us it could be exposed to develop and so it's a lot of writing creasing wind as it moves north through cairns the talking i think a strong winds and the snow wet snow on the ground right cause some trees come down oh paris cheese but it's all gone by sunday daybreak you see what's happened rather than what is happening that it's all gone quiet still cold windy with subzero or down towards kansas heat now console $22.00 there in dallas the division somewhere around here but is snow when

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so robin a reminder of our top stories ukraine and pro russian separatists in the conflict ukraine's east have become swapping prisoners it's the 2nd major release since care in moscow agreed to exchange detainees in september. also turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia following saturday's truck bomb which killed at least 79 people and injured dozens more no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing in mogadishu but the somali president has blamed al shabaab and at least 7 people have died in yemen after a blast hit a military graduation parade they have been security forces say the explosion took place in the southern town after. demonstrators have gathered as a droll calls saying that they won't back down from protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months they are vying to hold their demands for change against china's increasing influence over the territory our correspondent florence louis joins me now from hong kong and this is a peaceful assembly so quite a change from all the normal confrontatio

to hell robin al jazeera you deli. thousands of sudanese people are marking a year since the start of the uprising that ousted president bashir from power by demanding justice for protesters who died rallies are being held in khartoum and that's where the initial demonstrations began rights groups say more than 200 people were killed in violence between protesters and government forces over the government disputes that they get hundreds more are expected to arrive in khartoum events that will continue throughout the week a top republican in the u.s. senate has described the impeachment of president donald trump as toxic this after house speaker nancy pelosi says you're not send the case to the senate until she's convinced the trial will be fair she returns he reports from washington d.c. our one is adopted. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell attacked wednesday's vote in the house of representatives to impeach the president as the fulfillment of a long held democratic party to overturn the results of the 26th you kn

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister narendra modi and the indian government so robin al jazeera. so this is we're talking a little bit more. the. anger against the bill yes let's talk about that and it is ne is actually for a different reason many people say that their linguistic and cultural identity will be diluted by the influx of a bengali speaking hindu settlers from bangladesh the b j p is in power in many states in the region and some within the party voice their opposition to the law one of those states violent movement in the 1980 s. against refugees both hindus and muslims say ok we have got. but. at the end i hope of said your name right there deputy editor of the wire which is an online news website based in india she's from new delhi so maybe you can tell us a bit more about the differences i guess that are in this northeast region and how it plays into this wider picture of dilution it seems to be that people are worried about. see there are 2 complements to lead one of course it's national impact and also how you nationally dissolve going against the ba

going to friday get more sunshine and by rate is around 20 degrees celsius come further south into the robin peninsula a lot of dry weather and sun side eventually pushing through but it's going to be quite breezy. all when set against a 22 celsius here in doha possibility of lifting dust and sand the west the weather map pulling away easing out of iran and pushing its way east was as we go on into friday as you see lottie settle and sunny people clouds coming back in suez somalia so you must you want to see showers just rolling in either the next couple days or certainly something to watch out for showers continuing into north of madagascar it's in all the areas of medicine bake pushing up into towns and there but to the west south of that it's lotty fine and sunny. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing the temps into someone else's well out. the door on new day for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. and witness on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump h

elections are set for next year and that one the banking mogul has decided to take on the government robin forestay will cause mall. was the. most successful banking city breaks the including hate him was. politics is now cash as it had says main business i start a job this summer because it adds it launched his political party. on the black sea but the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's government has delayed it supports and has an adze and a business partner and fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering nearly $70000000.00 through their bank t b c. presidency has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government on prime time t.v. in live there is a certain line of which you don't want to cross. children are made to deal with them or change not only for you but change qantas future so that's why i just decided to leave business. the government party says has it i'd say has to answer for the missing millions when you are under investigation and you aren't just creatin

president earlier at the state department circle of robin might pompei i said their discussions pretty much spanned the globe from syria to venezuela ukraine to israel but it was the 2016 u.s. election and allegations that russia interfered in it that provoked some tough talk a flat denial from leveraged who repeatedly said the white house was refusing to release correspondence to prove their innocence when is the quote the no no to we read them all or report there is no proof of any collusion for the 4th time now our suggestion is to publish that data that would show how russia responded through especial channels to review threats and cyber networks to show how russia responded to show how we suggested how to discuss this confidentially. i will publish all the documents we think appropriate we think we shared plenty of facts that show what happened in the 2016 election with our russian counterparts we don't think there's any mistake about what really transpired there but critics say tough words here at the state department are simply not enough they say the entire welcome sends a dang

to hell robin al-jazeera you delhi. britain's queen elizabeth has outlined the agenda of paris johnson's new conservative government addressing the houses of parliament she said leaving the e.u. by the end of january is at the very top of the agenda the event marks the official state opening of parliament and it comes just a week after johnson's conservative party secured a landslide victory my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january my ministers will bring forward just nation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities that this brings for all the people of the united kingdom there after my ministers will seek a future relationship with the european union based on a free trade agreement on the back i was listening to the proceedings and he says the new government wants to reassure the public about britain's place in the wilds often says the government has made it very clear that leaving on the journ

have any crew any religious legitimacy and this week with him and there are a lot of fresh air yes sir robin the people who had been escape to get in their demands and ask for more and more and pressure and their community to reach brought him to. the military backed interim government was hoping the outcome would end months of protests demonstrate his demanded widespread political were fooled with none in sight so if there are unlikely to accept the election results quickly gauge al-jazeera. for humanitarian workers kidnapped by an armed group in northeastern nigeria have been executed that's according to the french aid agency action against hunger they were in a group of 6 people abducted in july near the town of dumb a stock where armed fighters including boko operates one member of the group was killed in september action against hunger is calling for the remaining hostage to be released these are us presidents mohammad who is so who has decorated the 71 soldiers killed in an army base attack with a cross of courage the assault on shoes they was the deadliest on its military in living me

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister laurent remote and the indian government so robin al-jazeera. violence in a southern state has from japan's prime minister to postpone plans to travel there for a summit with the indian counterpart and render modi at least 2 people being killed in a protest against the law i'm sure a spoke to the family of one of them. 17 year old musician was killed in police fighting in go hearty in the capital of us where thousands have come out on the streets to protest against indian government citizenship amendment act this family is india's they say they've lost their son a nice become a martyr in the largest struggle to protect assamese culture that by ensuring that no more migrants get indian citizenship and settle down in they don't want anybody else to protest the last all young men to stop the protests this incident has impacted the nature of protests and they have shifted from tire burning and road blocking to more peaceful gatherings. so i mean the. minute he was just 17 was he a criminal he was on his way back from the protest but then

you're watching al-jazeera with the cell robin a reminder of our top stories at least 15 people are being killed in kazakhstan after an airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from. the back at a jet smashed through a wall before hitting a house 98 passengers and crew on board israel's leader benjamin netanyahu is fended off a leadership challenge from within his own party but could veteran gideon saad hope to convince members it was time for change also libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support turkey's president earlier had said that he's willing to send soldiers to trickle in. more antigovernment protests are planned across iraq after the president pledged to resign over a candidate for prime minister demonstrations erupted on thursday as president barham salih submitted his visit investigation to parliament instead of naming. as leader danny was nominated by iraq's largest parliamentary block which is backed by iran protesters are demanding an independent candidate. well u.s. president will trump has asked the syrian government

clogs the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes the u.s. warns of impending disaster as almost a quarter of a 1000000 syrians flee fighting in the last rebel held province of. also the $1000000000.00 avocado industry in mexico that gangs are battling to control. plus we'll have more of the mars 2020 braver that said to pave the way for manned missions to space. welcome to the program we start with breaking news coming out of somalia where a huge bomb blast has killed and injured dozens of people an ambulance official says as many as 61 have been killed but many more casualties are feared the car bomb blast in the capital mogadishu was there a security checkpoint during morning rush hour some reports say as many as 19 may have died including some turkish engineers. joins me now from nairobi our correspondent in neighboring kenya obviously details are sketchy but the official figures seem to be anything from between 30 to 90 in terms of both injured and dead . exactly the figures seem to between 30 and 90 depends on who yo

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister laurent remote and the indian government so robin al-jazeera. the violence in assam state has prompted japan's prime minister to perspire on plans to travel there for a summit with his indian counterpart and to modi at least 2 people are being killed during protests against the north and chopra spoke to the family of one of a. 17 year old musician was killed in police fighting in go hearty in the capital of us where thousands have come out on the streets to protest against indian government citizenship amendment act his family is india's they say they have lost their son a nice become a martyr in the largest struggle to protect assamese culture that by ensuring that no more migrants get indian citizenship and settle down in they don't want anybody else to protest the last all young men to stop the protests this incident has impacted the nature of protests and they have shifted from tire burning and rule blocking to more peaceful gatherings. there in the. middle he was just 17 was he a criminal he was on his way back from the protest

parliamentary elections are scheduled for next year a banking magnate has decided to take on the government robin forrester will come at muka carets say to find out whether another businessman is on the rise and georgia's personality driven political arena. over the out in. the future is most successful during the citigroup's the end could be inconvenient telling her death it's too soon adventure. politics is now cash as it had says main business i start a job this summer because it adds it launched his political party. in the black sea the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's government has delayed its support and has an adze and a business partner and fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering nearly $17000000.00 through their bank t b c. presidency has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government on prime time t.v. in live there is a certain line of which you don't want to cross. should you made a deal with them or change not only for you but change qantas future so that

to hold robin al-jazeera you delhi. all the pakistani military has denounced the ruling of a 3 judge panel which sentenced former president pervez musharraf to death the special court found was sheriff guilty of high treason for subverting the constitution in 2007 the court directed no one forced not to arrest him but said if you dies before hand that his body be dragged through the streets and hanged for 3 days the government is calling for the leader of the panel to be disbarred musharraf who has been in self-imposed exile in the united arab emirates where he's receiving medical treatment says the verdict is politically motivated but. i call this verdict suspicious because during the hearing of this. yes the supremacy of the law was ignored from beginning to end or this case was taken up and heard by certain people solely on the basis of personal energy towards me. now algeria's nearly elected president i was a legend to boone has been sworn in he was confounders president for the next 5 years despite widespread oppos

to hell robin al-jazeera you delhi. whereas those protests in india continue one of the tactics the government used to stop demonstrations is to shut down the internet is not unusual in india last year there was a total of $134.00 shutdowns already this year and online trackers recorded 95 the longest is 136 days and counting since services were restricted in the disputed region of kashmir with mobile internet still unavailable last year india was the global number one for internet shutdowns doing it 8 times as often as 2nd place pakistan and of the men as a visiting lecturer in politics at the university of westminster she says people are adopting alternative strategies of resistance inspired by the hong kong protests. i think today is especially has been very very crucial because we've had internet shutdowns not just in faraway places like wish me to or as some but it's actually come to the very hot line of indio daily it said it has seen a complete come down off communication including 4 networks until 1 pm after whi

can you hear me say hello robin hearing to me i'm sorry i can hear you very well that's ok yeah the. my apologies to you that's ok the opposition parties obviously are coming out in force as are the public at large so one question is what this means for the legislation in the long term. where you know this is supporting of what began as a student. organic movement so to say about hind me actually a lot of people are walking in so here's a this is a 17th day of the protests and a lot of people have gathered police men as well and these people want the controversial law to be withdrawn now watch to answer your question yesterday we saw the leading opposition party the congress party organize several protests across several states of india what that means to these people is that they now are by far because even within these protests there are some internal divisions and they have a lot of pressure from the police to not only keep the protests continue but also to really not have as many as they be riding so if the political parties conduct the protests as we've seen yesterday then the m

president earlier at the state department circle of robin might pompei i said their discussions pretty much spanned the globe from syria to venezuela ukraine to israel but it was the 2016 u.s. election and allegations that russia interfered in it that provoked some tough talk a flat denial from leveraged who repeatedly said the white house was refusing to release correspondence to prove their innocence even as the clothes we read them all are reports there is no proof of any collusion for the 4th time now our suggestion is to publish that data that would show how russia responded to especial channels to review threats and cyber networks to show how russia responded to show how we suggested how to discuss this confidentially. i will publish all the documents we think appropriate we think we shared plenty of facts that show what happened in the 2016 election with our russian counterparts we don't think there's any mistake about what really transpired there but critics say tough words here at the state department are simply not enough they say the entire welcome sends a dangerous message

and the indian government so robin al jazeera new delhi. un climate talks are continuing into the weekend in spain after negotiations failed to agree on major points it is a been deadlocked over emissions reduction targets and how much money poorer countries should receive to cope with the image of climate the impact of climate change that talks of the cold 25 summit in madrid were due to wrap on friday our environment edison a clock is at a conference and explains why n.g.o.s are not happy with the text coming from delegates. well when you get to this point of the conference after 2 weeks and they go see asians it's all about wording and vocabulary and it sure applies this time right now remember this conference is all about nations coming here and being prepared to in homes their ambitions sharing and willing to enhance their ambitions for next year's conference in glasgow when the parents really really kicks in so last night's there was a draft text issued it wasn't perceived to be strong enough it was felt that the united states and bra

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera of me say hello robin a reminder of our top stories turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia following saturday's suicide attack that killed at least 79 people in mogadishu the president is blaming al shabaab for the truck bombing though no one has yet claimed responsibility. also the u.n. sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after at least 40 people were killed in fighting the violence began in the capital bangui on thursday when traders refused to pay money demanded by local fight it's. india's opposition congress party has called a new citizenship law an attack on the country's traditions culture and history the legislation makes it easier for religious minorities from 3 neighboring countries to become indian citizens. now critics of this controversial also goes against india's secular constitution by excluding muslim refugees and migrants and women are at the front line of those protests warrant some of them in new delhi for the 16 days into the nationwide protests against the contentious citizenship law a

social and cultural fight is on the cards for prime minister director modi and the indian government so robin al jazeera. there are growing fears international efforts to fight climate change are faltering as the annual u.n. climate conference drags on without agreement $25.00 talks and madrid were supposed to end on friday but negotiations are still ongoing as delegates have so far failed to agree on major points there's been a deadlock over admissions targets and how much money poor countries should receive to cope with climate change observers say the latest draft statement lacks the kind of commitments needed to inject fresh momentum enter the faltering paris agreement . i think it's disgusting profoundly disturbed since the outcome the outcome that has been put forward by the chilean presidency is disgraceful completely unacceptable i don't know why they're afraid to stand up to. the world who are destroying the amazon and the donald trumps of the world that are pulling out of paris what is happening here is mind boggling and absolutely unprecedented on the extra bucks then. divergence f