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Down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a setback for peace colombia pulls out of talks with the countrys second largest rebel group. Is sandal a gift for a change coming down the hill survivors recall moments of horror as mudslides kill more than a dozen people in california. And a political standoff over Immigration Reform threatens to shut down the u. S. Government. Made most military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in Rakhine State last month the armys commander in chief has vowed to take action against the soldiers its thought to be the militarys first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august the Aid Group Doctors Without Borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then. But also because a senior fellow at Georgetown University he says the International Community needs to maintain the pressure on me and my leaders obviously there is a unanimous International Condemnation of whats going on in myanmar and i think that until them in myanmar government you know allows for free access to reporters to human rights observers to come in to see whats going on in rakhine province you know i think that you know were going to continue to see this downplaying from the government there you know continuing pressure has to be placed on the defacto leader one thousand nine hundred one Nobel Peace Prize winner aung sang suu kyi there have been over ten Nobel Peace Prize laureates including Archbishop Desmond tutu malawi with all of us whove called on. You to condemn whats going on there and until she has the ethical and political backbone you know to condemn these actions i think that were not going to see a lot of movement from the military i think its important for the political pressure to be placed on her office to ensure that human rights observers and Media Outlets are allowed unfettered access to me and my militarys admission to the killings came on the same day two reuters journalists were reporting on violence in Rakhine State were formally charged with breaching secrecy to journalists in myanmar have staged a sit in protest against a decision while loan and are accused of acquiring information and legally to share with foreign media and could face up to fourteen years in jail colombias rebel group and the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations after rebel attacks fall and expiring of a ceasefire leaders say the incident should not derail the peace process. Has more now from. A historic three months long cease fire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in. Many hope for an extension of a truce which the violations have been considered a success. But on wednesday colombias last active rebel group perpetrated four attacks wounding two colombian marines and effecting an Important Oil pipeline colombian president Juan Manuel Santos spoke forcefully against them. Laura the government deplored the airlines decision to restart its terrorist attacks on the general public the armed forces and on parts of the National Infrastructure we were always i repeat always ready to extend the ceasefire with the airline and negotiate very quickly a new cycle of talks even will she have an illness. Inexplicably not only rejected this process but chose to restart their terrorist attacks on the very day that they were obliged to initiate the new round of negotiations. From quito where peace talks had been expected to resume elaine leaders said they were hopeful the talks could restart but then explain the reasoning behind the attacks made the lugosi writing table was making progress during the cease fire so we maintain the decision to give continuity to what we achieved what we need in a new ceasefire that overcomes the difficulties of the first one. President immediately recalled to the recently appointed negotiators for consultations experts say the failure to extend the ceasefire shows deep divisions among the leadership. We. Will win. The match. Is not only the probably what will happen with this cease fire is what will happen with the table and the general process between the government and. The talks have long been complicated by a lack of confidence between the parties in few tangible results and we can now expect the Colombian Military to start a bomb being campaign in rebels areas a full blown return of deal still it is that will make very difficult to resume the talks at least for now listen to. Well the eleven or National Liberation army is a Marxist Group founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty four to fight inequality last september the first ceasefire after fifty three years of fighting was agreed in return for a degree of rebel immunity but the ceasefire expired overnight after the just a cold problem stopped the two sides meeting on monday. Has fifteen hundred members and its fast smaller than the fark which is now a Political Party following an Historic Deal just over a year ago last america analyst polar things both sides are being pressured by hard line elements. This is going to be really tough theyre in a difficult situation from a strategic standpoint i kind of can understand why that yellen decided to take this right so the ceasefire was over technically and so they could have been attacked they could have very easily been attacked themselves and so i think they kind of sent the signal that were serious were not you know were not a defeated force were here were going to fight were willing to fight if you dont meet us seriously at the negotiating table and so i think the colombian government is going to have to save face and are most likely going to have to respond militarily but i hope and i you know i think over the long term for the for the short term its going to be a significant escalation of violence but hopefully over the long term you know everyone kind of saves face comes back to the negotiating table and cooler heads can prevail the violence has flared again between police and protesters in five tennessee and cities including the capital after a fourth day of demonstrations more than two hundred thirty people have been arrested in the wave of until austerity rallies demonstrators are angry over the governments plan price and tax hikes the opposition is calling for the twenty eight hundred budget to be scrapped the Prime Minister is saying the economy will improve this year what happened was that he said. He would like to send a message to the protesters no matter what the government undertakes its top priority is improving economic and social conditions and ensuring the trust in the country and its institutions the government wants open dialogue regarding their demands forty five people have been killed and thousands left homeless and floods in the democratic republic of congo aid agencies say the conditions are worse than a cholera outbreak the countrys been fighting since july and hopes to has more. This was an unceremonious funeral at a local Community Center mourners gathered somebody to bury the latest victims of the flooding. Balance easily the light of the childs coffin as they lay its body to rest the latest casualty after five days of heavy rains poured through the capital kinshasa last week. We are really very sad today my sister lost five children because of the rain shes inconsolable we will bury them today we thank everyone who came to support us. Away from the crowd these mothers sit together offering some comfort to each other as their children buried their neighborhood stands in ruins as more fortunate dig through the debris see my son dishes like this all i have left are those two chairs that you see over there everything is gone if i had not been at home i would have lost my children but because i was at home i was able to get out with my children. Over five thousand people have been left homeless and anger is mounting against the government who they accuse of doing little to protect them from the devastation. These are the floods that brought such misery the trencher showers coupled with the poor sewage system flush makeshift shanty homes down the citys slopes will start to say most of the deaths were caused by drownings and landslides. Kinshasa is the third most densely populated city in the world and it currently counts twelve million residents aid agencies a warning these floods and mudslides and likely to antagonize the waterborne and cholera outbreak in the capital and in previous weeks we registered around twenty cases per week on average right now were getting more than one hundred cases each week in kinshasa nearly four hundred fifty have been registered the u. N. Says the democratic republic of congo is experiencing its worst cholera outbreak in twenty years the disease has killed over one thousand people over fifty five thousand cases reported across the country since july. Unsanitary conditions and lack of clean Drinking Water these cases nic set to rise. At least seventeen people are dead following mudslides triggered by heavy rain in Southern California authorities are mounting a rescue operation to hundreds of people stranded inside the disaster zone reports the day after disaster struck monta seato mud and storm water covered highway one hundred one the main road connecting los angeles and Santa Barbara were crews in heavy trucks fire engines and police cars were the only vehicles plying the normally busy highway which could now remain closed for days the force of tuesdays mudslide smashed metal barriers and swept cars downstream from the canyons above residents describe a terrifying night of boring rain and roaring flood the sound with boulders and huge boulders because after storms like this you can go down the creek and theres boat is the size of votes wagons left that you have behind eighty year old Bernard Sandler and his wife tried to walk to a pharmacy to get his heart medicine but they got stuck in thick unyielding mud two hours later was Still Standing up to middle of our thighs. And my wife almost fell and i thought she would die and i have actually. Been married fifty seven years this month. And i really felt that. Many of the roads in the narrow canyons around this area are so badly damaged the only way to rescue stranded residents is by helicopter. A u. S. Coast guard jayhawk helicopter rescued a maroon family of five including a newborn baby and two pet dogs on wednesday afternoon local authorities gave an update we realized that this is going to be a long and difficult journey for all of us and for our community and we ask for your patience we ask for your understanding and i ask you for your prayers people here have lived through natures one two punch first wildfires then floods california to. The big theyve seen it all thats an attitude that will no doubt be valuable in the days ahead as the cleanup continues robert oulds aljazeera month to seeto california. A lot also to come here not just here including a deadline looms for the u. S. President which could decide the future of the Iran Nuclear Deal. And cambodia at a crossroads as the nation prepares for a general election we ask of democracy is on the decline in the states. And i know that theres plenty of clatter rain across the middle east at the moment the first system is here gradually edging its way eastwards and its still bringing a little bit of snow as it does say so looks like marty will see some of that wintery weather and a top temperature of just minus three there on thursday the next system its working in from the west already giving us some wet weather over parts of turkey in the clouds were actually edging its way eastwards filters out really as we head through friday not a great deal left to it but you can see this area of town in the northern parts well thats giving us a lot of snow from georgia through into the extreme southern parts of russia and some of that snow does look very heavy meanwhile a bit further towards the south and here in doha there are major changes for us really over the next few days twenty three degrees will be our maximum will be dropping down to around Fifteen Degrees at night for the south a little bit of cloud might just be clipping the south coast of oman but away from there its fine and dry so a lot of getting to around twenty six degrees no major changes for us as we head through friday either meanwhile as we head down towards the southern parts of africa all storm long gone but instead weve got plenty of rain still showing up across our childs that stretching from angola all the way across towards madagascar madagascar of course was hit by that cycling so we do have flooding here already more wet weather still to come thats going to stick around for thursday for friday to. Witness documentaries that. At this time. Welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour myanmars military has admitted its soldiers killed ten range of muslims captured by produced villages their remains were found in a mass grave in Rakhine State last month its thought to be the militarys first public admission of wrongdoing since in most a crackdown in rakhine last august. Colombias alien rebel group is urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations following rebel attacks after a cease fire lapsed leaders say the incident should not derail the peace process. And the number of People Killed by landslides in Southern California has risen to at least seventeen hundreds of people are still trapped in mud and daybreak following more heavy rain. The u. S. President donald trump is still insisting that any Immigration Reform must include funding for the border war with mexico comes a day after a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u. S. As children our White House Correspondent kimberly healthcare reports. Donald trump was defiant when asked in a joint press conference with the norwegian Prime Minister whether he would sign an immigration deal that does not include funding for a border wall with mexico. But you know. Its got to include the war we need the wall for security we need the wall for safety we need the wall for stopping the drugs from pouring in trouble appears to be giving little ground on finding a compromise to Immigration Reform i think there needs to be a willingness on both sides it comes one day after signaling he may be willing to yield to demands by democrats to keep in place protections for Illegal Immigrants brought to the United States as children but a two state California Court ruling blocking trucks from ending those protections outraged the president who took to twitter suggesting the decision that will likely be challenged is flawed the program commonly known as dhaka allows kids brought to the United States before their sixtieth birthday to remain in the country democrats want to keep it and have threatened to stop funding the government over the issue we cannot wait we cannot tolerate the. Delay is a term to employed by those who do not wish to see a deal. In addition to demands for funding a wall to block illegal immigration trump is also tying the current battle over immigration to funding for the u. S. Military its not a point of negotiation we can say oh were going to give you money for your military but you have to give us money for something that frankly is much less important trump says he wants to work with democrats but time is running out funding for the government ends in a little more than a week and there is no sign of a resolution can really help get aljazeera washington. And the u. S. President has until friday to pledge continued support for a Landmark International deal with iran over its Nuclear Program from president scribed the agreement brokered under his predecessor barack obama as an embarrassment to the u. S. He stretton to pull out of the deal altogether unless changes are made he barco reports. As the deadline for re indorsing the Iran Nuclear Deal approaches the worlds once again second guessing Donald Trumps next move. Is taking over the middle east the us president s repeatedly threatened to tear up the agreement it was so far hes reluctantly kept it alive. It was a landmark moment in International Diplomacy seven countries signed the agreement at a time of heightened tensions across the region some of irans neighbors have been talking about a possible military strike against the country. Irans made no secret of its arsenal of russian made Ballistic Missiles israel and washingtons middle eastern allies feared it also had an active Nuclear Weapons program iran insisted its nucular agenda was purely civilian but under the deal it agreed to end research in return for the partial lifting of sanctions allowing it to Access Global Financial Markets and crucially sell its oil. As part of americas commitment to the Deal Congress requires the u. S. President to confirm every ninety days that irans up holding its part of the agreement trumps recertified the deal several times so far but things could be about to change last october he announced a new iran policy iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal i am announcing a new strategy to address the full range of irans destructive actions its a strategy many iranians believe is motivated simply by trumps growing support for israel i think on the tram u. S. And israeli interests are closely aligned and i think thomas main problem but iran is that a class of for that simple reason so for that reason i would also add that should iran and israels relationship. Which is not on the horizon any time soon you would see major changes in the wrong with. Trumps refusing to recertify the deal until Congress Amends it hes called for sanctions on irans revolutionary guard which he described as a corrupt personal terror force of irans leader he also wants to extend time limits on the countrys Nuclear Research and could tell its Missile Program but as congress didnt draw up the deal its not down to them to change it any alterations it makes to the president would be in breach of the International Agreement it leaves donald trump with two choices recertify the deal and keep it alive reject the deal violate the agreement and almost inevitably trigger an International Crisis neave aljazeera. Now in the United States new measures have been implemented to target the smuggling of the deadly synthetic drug fentanyl its one of several opioids behind a nationwide epidemic of drug abuse pennsylvania is the latest of several states to declare an emergency using a protocol usually reserved for natural disasters christensen reports. President donald trump has signed legislation aimed at preventing opioid drugs from entering the country the measures include allocating nine Million Dollars for chemical screening devices to be used by customs and Border Protection agents it comes amid an opiate abuse crisis that has affected swaths of the country in the state of pennsylvania governor tom wolfe declared a disaster emergency citing a skyrocketing number of deaths by Drug Overdose i dont take this action lightly. We know that this crisis has taken far too many lives has broken for too many families it is decimated far too many communities and it has gone on for too long newly released to to stick show a thirty seven percent increase in fatal overdoses in two thousand and sixteen four thousand six hundred forty two in total and initial reports show that number continued to climb in two thousand and seventeen when overdose related emergency room visits rose eighty two percent through the Third Quarter this despite state and local efforts to address the problem and clean up areas where drug use is rampant declaring a disaster emergency will allow the state to temporarily reduce regulatory burdens making anti overdose drugs more available and expanding access to treatment the governor is also establishing an Opioid Operation Command Center to better coordinate between agencies in South Carolina where theyve also declared a disaster emergency the governor announced a new Public Education campaign this is a different kind of spirit its a sound that. Seems through things that are not Old Fashioned every citizen to take a home they used to say that to this is a society is not a spectator sport you got to get out of the stands and get down in the game while president tribe has resisted calls to officially declare the opiate epidemic a National Emergency pennsylvania is now the eighth state to declare a disaster a disaster designation last ninety days but Governor Wolf left open the possibility of signing another one when this one runs out kristen salumi aljazeera. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been defending himself against corruption claims after a secret recording of his son was leaked in the conversation recorded three years ago yet netanyahu says his father pushed through a natural gas deal which benefited israeli business tycoon it comes a difficult time for the Prime Minister who is already under investigation for corruption and i say you know who says the old unique is part of a media witch hunt and that ousting you know youve got the yeah you didnt know about the gas deals he had no clue about that he didnt know anything and what he said in the recording he said under the influence of alcohol in a tasteless joke with a friend but he had no idea what gill hoffman is the chief Political Correspondent for the Jerusalem Post he says the leak is an embarrassment for the israeli Prime Minister its absolutely disgraceful that the young man who went to strip clubs using a car and bodyguard in a driver provided by the state no Prime Minister of before in israel had ever requested security guards for his children these were provided by for security reasons that we cant really understand but theres no reason anybody should be paying for it and people are very much upset about it it wont have any political impact and its now because its a now than go to strip club only his son did and i dont see anybody in his Coalition Government leaving the government over it but it definitely has a bad taste in our in the mouths of the people of israel who are already upset and its now for his own criminal probes at least two people have been killed in pakistan during protests against the rape and murder of a seven Year Old Girl dozens of people a tuts a Police Station and a government building in eastern Punjab Province on wednesday the violence erupted i was before the funeral of saying ive been sorry a body was found in a bin on tuesday police say she was kidnapped section assaulted a minute. Im sure started to protest as in greece a foot with police and reached the official residence of the Prime Minister demonstrating against a proposed bill that could make it easier for homeowners to lose their properties if they owe money the government is under pressure to push through reforms before the bailout by the e. U. And i. M. F. Ends in august reports if the government has its way such protests will become a thing of the past the new bill submitted to parliament puts all options and foreclosures of property on line that means people who are in danger of losing their homes because they owe money to a bank all the taxman will no longer have anything to gain by protesting outside a court such forms of protest have been effective in the past forcing courts to cancel auctions and notaries public to go on strike which made auctions impossible but banks are on a schedule to liquidate thirteen billion dollars worth of properties this year and next once this obstacle is removed soldiers in ivory coast have looted weapons from an elite military unit and set its base on fire gunshots and heavy weapons were heard in the second largest city block on tuesday night. The soldiers were part of several mutinies last year and have been accused the elite unit of spying on. Cambodians go to the polls later this year for a general election but there are concerns about how fair the ballot will be after a political crackdown by the Prime Minister hun sen in our series looking ahead to stories set to make headlines this year rob mcbride reports from the capital phnom penh. Twenty eighteen twenty five years since the United Nations organized election meant to set cambodia on the path to democracy after years of civil war. Today critics say it is starting to resemble a one party state dominated by Prime Minister. He has been in power for more than thirty years and could be virtually unopposed at the next election in july we dont have a democracy. The market. It will survive as a lot of marquis cambodias democratic journey has been deeply troubled political intrigue and then fighting sometimes leading to by law and clashes between factions but the country has generally held to the democratic planned for it until that is the latter part of twenty seventeen. The Opposition Leader was arrested at the beginning of september for allegedly plotting with foreigners to overthrow the government the Supreme Court then used that allegation to dissolve his party the c. N. R. P. The government says the party was a threat to democracy not the other way round. We create a problem and then they never listen to a king they never listen to the state thats the question they are a beta for. The political crackdown was accompanied by what Rights Groups say was a clampdown on Civil Society with the closure of a. Leading newspaper and restrictions on the activities of nongovernment organizations all allegedly smoothing the way to the election most observers think back the the crackdown and the tensions to happen right before the election thats not the case is usually happen in the middle of the in the middle of the of the of the term and then its starting to actually cause before the election as twenty eighteen starts who knows the protests from abroad will mostly be forgotten and the changing skyline in phnom penh is a reminder of the Chinese Investment which now protects him from the risk of the u. S. And europe withdrawing funding allowing him to consolidate power with an election victory seen as a stamp of legitimacy macbride al jazeera phnom penh. To have a quick recap of the headlines here on aljazeera a million miles military has admitted its soldiers killed ten range of muslims captured by buddhist villagers their remains were found in a mass grave in Rakhine State last month its thought to be the militarys first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august for the admission came on the same day two reuters journalists were reporting on violence in Rakhine State were formally charged with breaching a secrecy law journalists in myanmar have staged a sit in protest against a decision. Of acquiring information illegally to share with foreign media and could face up to fourteen years in jail. Colombias rebel group is urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations following rebel attacks after a cease fire lapsed leaders say the incident should not derail the peace process. Followed has failed again between police and protesters and five cities including the capital after a fourth day of demonstrations more than two hundred thirty people have been arrested in the wave of the rallies demonstrators angry over the governments planned price and tax hikes the opposition is calling for the budget to be scrapped and the Prime Ministers urged calm saying the economy will improve this year when it happens. We would like to send a message to the protesters no matter what the government undertakes its top priority is improving economic and social conditions and ensuring the trust in the country and its institutions the government wants open dialogue regarding their demands. The number of People Killed by landslides in Southern California has risen to at least seventeen about two dozen people are still missing and hundreds of people remain trapped in modern day be falling more heavy rain many say the landslides were more severe because recent wildfires destroyed vegetation that would normally have anchored the soil in place. U. S. President donald trump is still insisting that any Immigration Reform must include funding for border war with mexico it comes a day after a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u. S. As children trump a suggested making contents of forms to the u. S. Immigration system those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera after witness thats watching by foot. All dizzy are explores prominent figures of the Twentieth Century and how why the recent influence the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the amount of resistance theyve all over the world. To oppress people look at me and continue to think that negroes to be defense that what you mean by that about malcolm x. And Martin Luther king preached to face at this time on aljazeera

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