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that's not what we're talking about something else about shooting people are not must try
to shoot to burn themselves and their other countries have managed to solve this problem
but you worry that this conflict could erupt into an outright open war that the city's
general securities were all the people who paid the price clearly there writeup in prejudice
setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera.
north korea says it has successfully launched a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile
that can reach the u.s.
mainland. and i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up pope francis leads
the service during his first visit to me in muppet avoids making a reference to the refugee
crisis.
a u.s. jury acquits the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and twelve and garcia time
of the most serious charges.
and time for a bit coin is a crypto currency such as possible ten thousand dollars or.
so north korea says it has successfully launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile that
can reach all of the u.s. mainland announcement was made in the last half hour or so on state
t.v. kim jong un said that the state's nuclear capabilities completed japan says the
rocket reached four thousand kilometers high altitude never before seen from a north korean
weapon let's go straightaway live to our correspondent kathy novak is in seoul and kathy tell us
more about this announcement of what north korea are saying.
well north korea is celebrating it as a priceless victory as you mentioned saying that this
is a new type of i.c.b.m. it's the third time that north korea has launched an intercontinental
range ballistic missile this year and it says that this is the hostle of fifteen making
further advances from the haasan fourteen missiles that were launched back in july it
says this is able to carry a super heavy large warhead it also claims that the missile accurately
hit its targets washing down and waters off of japan after reaching a maximum altitude
of almost about four and a half thousand kilometers that's about the estimation of the south korean
joint chiefs of staff as well and what that means according to analysts is that if indeed
this were fired at a normal trajectory that would put the u.s. mainland all of it in range
and we know that north korea's ultimate goal is to mount a nuclear warhead on the end of
an i.c.b.m. that can be delivered to the united states and what north korea is claiming in
this instance is that with this launch it has completed its goal of completing that
nuclear program saying it is completed the state nuclear force the cause of building
a rocket power in response south korea launched drills of its own combined drills between
the army the navy and the air force the launch the armed forces launched three missiles to
simultaneously hitting a simulated target the message from south korea there to north
korea is that the missile launch was detected immediately and south korea says it knew in
advance that this was going to happen and if necessary it does have the capability to
take
out a north korean missile launch site cover tell us more about global and regional reaction
. well there have been phone calls held between u.s. president donald trump and the leaders
of south korea and japan all of them of course condemning this missile launch in the strongest
terms donald trump saying simply that the united states would handle it in effect that
they will take care of it didn't go much further than that the u.s. defense secretary james
mattis said that this is all part of a research and development program from north korea that
wants to develop missiles that can hit anywhere in the world and indeed when we see these
sorts of test firings it is in part a demonstration from north korea to the world that first of
all sanctions and pressure do not seem to be working that north korea is continuing
to press ahead with its missile and nuclear program but it is also a research and development
move on the part of north korea as dance man is is
saying that it wants to improve its technology here it saying it's improving new technology
with its i.c.b.m.'s so that is of course a major concern to the leaders here as well
the president mungy and held a emergency meeting of the national security council in the early
hours of the morning this missile was launched in the middle of the night it around quarter
past three a.m. south korean time and monday and has said that what is his what his main
concern is of miscalculation as these tensions keep being ratcheted up between north korea
and the united states in particular noonday and does not want to see a preemptive strike
from the united states that might cause north korea to retaliate by attacking this city
seoul that donald trump seems to have stayed away for now at least from the fiery rhetoric
that we've heard in the past when he's threatened north korea with a fire and fury simply saying
that the united states will take care of it what that
will add up to in the end remains to be seen nick or atrophy very very much lou because
remember reporting from seoul.
the head of the catholic church pope francis is in min miles largest city of yangon he
delivered a mass to thousands of people many lined the route to greet him as he was brought
into the venue on tuesday france's schooled for respect for the rights of all of mimosa
ethnic groups as he appeared alongside the country's leader and sons who cheat but he
avoided any direct mention of the hinge of muslim minority has more now from young.
the pope conducting mass here and young gone in these grounds to tens of thousands of people
christians from across the country came here to see the pope and this is their first opportunity
to see him first and before he started the mass he drove through in his popemobile as
it's known through the crowd behind me and then he went up to the stage and conducted
the mass he also had a short family where there are broad themes like we've heard earlier
in this trip
on tuesday nothing specifically about the range of but he said that this country the
people of this country have been victims of anger and wrath that the only way for a future
for this country is through peace so again broad terms and how myanmar should go forward
coming from the also meet on wednesday with leaders of the buddhist religion a council
will be meeting with them and also meet with bishops from the catholic faith and then he'll
start his second phase of this trip will go over to bangladesh that's the other side of
the range of prices who leave for bangladesh on thursday the man accused of masterminding
the two thousand and twelve benghazi attack has been acquitted of the most serious charges
against him ahmed abu khattala was captured by american forces in two thousand and fourteen
u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the attack on the
u.s. diplomatic compound shepparton this is for fuel.
the attacks on the state department and cia compounds in benghazi libya on september the
eleventh twenty twelve have
been a rallying point for republicans accuse them secretary of state hillary clinton of
not doing enough and then lying about the incident that led to the death of four americans
including ambassador christopher stevens we were misled that there were supposedly protests
and then something sprang out of that an assault sprang out of that and that was easily but
ascertained that that was not the fact but but the american people could have known that
within days and they didn't know it with all due respect the fact is we had four dead americans
was a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night or decided they'd go
kill some americans what difference at this point does it make.
i was detained in twenty fourteen the government accused him of being a ringleader in the attack
prosecutors presented testimony that khattala had called for attacks on americans however
his defense lawyers say he was a bystander who arrived on the scene after the attack
a point conceded by the prosecution in addition
a key prosecution witness was paid seven million dollars for his testimony and having been
detained in twenty fourteen could tell i was held at sea for almost two weeks his defense
lawyers say he was deprived of sleep and had no legal counsel after five days of deliberation
the jury found him guilty of one count of conspiracy to provide material support or
resources to terrorists one count of providing material support or resources to terrorists
one count of maliciously destroying and injuring dwellings and property and placing lives in
jeopardy and one count of using and carrying a semiautomatic weapon during a crime of violence
but he was acquitted of the federal murder and other charges he faces decades in prison
she has.
i saw has claimed responsibility for a car bomb outside the finance ministry offices
in the southern yemen city of aden at least four people have been killed it's cause severe
damage to the building people living in the area say the force of the blast shook the.
area.
foreign
ministers from the united kingdom saudi arabia the u.a.e. and amman have met in london to
try and find a peaceful solution to the war in yemen britain's foreign secretary boris
johnson called the crisis the number one impending humanitarian catastrophe and urged countries
to work together paul brennan said this update.
no defining breakthrough moment from these talks this forum that's been held here in
london but an indication from the u.k. of the urgency of the matter and recognition
according to the foreign and commonwealth office at least from the saudis the u.a.e.
oman and the u.s. and of course the u.n. about the humanitarian plight being faced by the
yemeni civilians three million of whom have been displaced tens of thousands of whom have
been killed over the past three years and this blockade of the past two and a half weeks
causing real genuine hardship now although the blockade is being eased the trickle of
humanitarian supplies which have been able to get into yemen is
hardly enough to feed the starving thousands and the those affected by cholera as well
and aid agencies are extremely worried about the deteriorating situation there the foreign
office minister from the u.k. has spoken in the wake of the meeting to say that the saudis
understand the urgency of delivering humanitarian aid but at the same time they also want to
have security from the kind of missiles that we saw fired from the hutu rebels that said
there is recognition of the great urgency although resolving the situation will be dictated
by events on the ground and that includes the delivery of humanitarian aid as well as
preventing any further rocket attacks.
still ahead here on al-jazeera.
shuts down for days to use to spew smoke.
late election results in honduras sparked protests and allegations of fraud.
i think i've been a little nippy across parts of the middle east race labor got some wet
weather at the time some wintry weather just spilling across the turkish mountains beneath
this area will remain the case as we go on through the next day out. of right and snow
also want to see just around the fringes of the mediterranean into the levant the a little
brighter as we go on through thursday by thursday that cloud of rain that which makes making
its way across.
georgia pushing towards i said by john south that jan retry twenty one.
cool enough cold enough here in die how as well with the top temperature of around twenty
eight degrees meanwhile a lot of a little bit of lift it doesn't sound recently the
winds have been getting up
somewhat i think that will be the next the case over the next couple of days still a
little bit of cloud they just around northern parts of the gulf but a fair amount of bright
and sunny weather but a bright and sunny weather across southern africa right for the next
day i say want to see showers there into the eastern cape of the most it will be fine and
dry that is the case as we go on through thursday the western weather is into northern parts
. driest guys coming into zimbabwe zambia right across the congo basin seeing plenty
of showers but west africa. and dry. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace.
forcibly taken from their family right here in the most terrible thing in syria just to
be.
this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship.
but sometimes a call to get better to die continued to be she really didn't talk to.
the
disappeared of syria at this time on al-jazeera. and again you watch the odds are a reminder
of our top stories north korea says it has successfully launched a new intercontinental
ballistic missile last song fifteen that can reach all of the u.s. mainland japan says
it's the highest altitude achieved by north korean missile and u.n. security council is
to hold on to much the meeting on wednesday.
the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and twelve been gargi attack has been acquitted
of the most serious charges brought against him ahmed abu khattala was captured by
american forces in two thousand and fourteen u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other
americans were killed in the attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound.
head of the catholic church but francis is in manaus largest city young gone when he
delivered a mass to thousands of people that francis is attracting a difficult diplomatic
line during his visit having to avoid any direct mention of the engine was a minority
it was six hundred thousand range in a flood memo since august after a military crackdown.
now the international airport on the internet is the indonesian island of bali remains closed
for a third day continues to spew volcanic ash about one hundred thousand people living
near the volcano have been told to leave their homes and scientists warn a major eruption
could happen at any moment step vasant has more now from back in.
i'm going to i go my mount i will miss completely confident clouds at the moment the weather
has been very bad here in the area was a psycho loon actually an old for that has changed
the direction of the wind going
to the west now so all the ash the ash that's been erupting from the volcano for the last
couple of days is now going to a different direction also has rocks up to four kilometers
has been thrown out of the crater but so far a lot of our has yet to a wrap from the volcano
mock maya is already building up inside the crater up to the to the highest level and
you can actually see the pressure building up and the premises were recorded on tuesday
which actually according to folk on a lot fo kind of lodges say that this is another
option that could be very imminent a very big eruption but the problem with this volcano
is that there are no scientific data of the latest a very major eruption here in one thousand
nine hundred sixty three so it's very unpredictable at the time actually there was a the very
first to call a rupture in the top group than kilometer so a lot of people are very rohit
about this and that's why the authorities are saying
that the whole area has to be cleared of people and their cattle and at the moment the still
of a few people are quite reluctant to leave actually.
under a election officials promise to announce results from sunday's presidential vote no
later than thursday election has been criticized as being slow and lacking transparency is
also prompted allegations of fraud from opposition candidates the opposition candidate should
say who holds a narrow lead over the incumbent for such as reporting or from to cusco.
it's the chant supporters of preceded this say they're convinced he won the election
despite the electoral tribunals revealing the total tally.
no hasn't published the results that's the problem but we know for sure they'll soon
make an announcement and it will favor.
supporters of his opponents.
also claimed he won and therefore.
the electoral tribunal is not independent.
before the tribunal would announce results for presidency the same day of the election
and now they haven't done so because the tribunals under the president's rule and they're trying
to keep him in power.
european union observers criticised the tribunals handling of the vote count.
frequent communication about the results is not only a right for the honduran people but
also an important estimate of transparency.
it's left men who do winds confused and increasingly frustrated.
like the surfacing of the only way to build supporters of the day it's usually on tuesday
president that none they said both from were both areas are reporting the trend we're not
still.
we're projecting
a victory based on our intelligence which we have been comparing to the official results
so for us the results are beyond any doubt.
this person did that man this is tampering with the results you have to put this.
i'm certain that the president will declare himself the winner because this is not a democratic
state this is an authoritarian state where yes power over all the institutions the etr
national observers say the election was transparent they're simply urging election officials to
hurry up and then i was the winner or explain the delay.
to us.
the reuters news agency is reporting a senior saudi prince has been released after more
than three weeks in detention over corruption charges prince me time when a bullet was reportedly
freed after reaching what officials called an acceptable agreement is reported to have
paid more than one billion dollars in settlement type
who was the national guard minister is the son of the late king abdullah and was once
considered a contender for the throne.
u.s. vice president met mike pence says that president donald trump is actively considering
when and how to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal
waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv palestinians say that move the embassy would
pre-judge one of the most sensitive issues in the conflict the status of jerusalem undermining
america's role as a mediator the french president has promised a new relationship with africa
emmanuel macro told students in bikini faso he wants france to deal with the continent
on the basis of equality and not the past but demonstrators on demonstrations on the
streets of the capital showed not everybody is convinced as mourner from what could have
been.
national pride runs high among the students in kenya fascinated but there's little
affection for france the former colonial ruler a man who wants to fix what he calls france's
image problem in africa which is why he chose to speak to dr who do you know first.
i am like you from a generation that never knew africa as a colonized continent i am
from a generation for whom one of the great political memories was the victory of nelson
mandela this is the history of our generation.
michael promised a new french african relationship based on equality rather than pass time he
talks about youth security and jobs and said he'd do more to rescue migrants trapped in
libya but it was not scripted question and answer session which captured people's attention
i. would say.
he touched on many subjects close to us and became a fast so he said africans must find
they are in solutions and put themselves first
. to do it it doesn't just mean we're certainly very persuasive but i don't really believe
politicians let's give him the benefit of the doubt and see action isn't. just the students
was the first it was that i had to.
fight first was just like i said rightly the.
demonstrators and police clashed in the city center others chanted for macro to go home
activists say many people all fed up with a succession of french leaders who come to
africa only to serve their own interests . we want.
to govern how we want to withdraw its troops we don't need it's only bases here and the
french.
pillaging our country are not wanted because they are not helping us or our young people.
that's all knew that this trip would be
a challenge that doing away with decades of mistrust was never going to be easy and believes
it's important to move forward with these young people agree is another matter natasha
butler. became a faster.
as a proto presidential candidate don't try to bring back christmas now the first lady
has to do that call and decked out the white house and decorations emphasizing the christian
holiday can we help get us.
when first lady milan to get prompt unveiled holiday decorations this week she wasn't just
showcasing a festive white house she was also helping her husband underlined that he had
kept a campaign promise on the campaign trail and as president donald trump has repeatedly
promised to halt what he believes is a growing secularization of a christian holiday day
don't use the word christmas because it's not politically correct you go department
stores and they'll say happy new year and they'll say
other things and it'll be read they'll have it painted but they don't say well kesse what
we're saying merry christmas again.
even trumps official white house holiday card is a stark contrast to that of his predecessor
the word christmas was absent on all eight of president obama's annual cards a frustration
for christian conservatives.
two years ago many christians in the united states including donald trump were outraged
when the coffee giant starbucks removed christmas symbols from annual holiday coffee cups still
in recent years private businesses have moved away from overt christian messages to include
those who do not celebrate christmas in the holiday spirit i do think that it's very important
to be cognizant of the speech and to respect them just like merry christmas because it's
tradition.
of course the president has been accused of
not embracing the traditions surrounding a key month in the calendar for u.s. muslims
for the first time in nearly twenty years the white house has not hosted an if tar dinner
to commemorate ramadan the islamic holy month there is no doubt the trumps are putting the
christ back in christmas clue did with the predictable gingerbread house and christmas
tree lighting a trump has also prominently displayed a nativity scene honoring jesus'
birth kimberly hellcat al-jazeera washington.
the u.s. federal reserve chair nominee jerome powell says he expects interest rates to rise
gradually he made the remarks during his senate confirmation hearing also defended the need
to potentially ease regulations on the financial sector he's president donald trump's pick
to lead the federal reserve as a replacement for janet yellen who was appointed by former
president barack obama
zimbabwe's new president has opened a three month amnesty window for the return of stolen
public funds that was in man and god word says those individuals and companies that
have illegally stashed money abroad have until the end of february to give it back when gaga
has promised to tackle corruption following robert mugabe's thirty seven year rule well
the people of zimbabwe are looking to their new president to bring the country back from
the brink of economic disaster and for business owners the need for help is critical it's
interesting the.
manufacturing industry like every aspect of zimbabwe's economy is on its knees and emanuel
is under pressure.
ask him what president new cabinet should prioritize the list is long with investment
and jobs at the top since two thousand and warmer he's had to lose half of his work to
stay afloat he's diversifying and taking on small of contracts.
he hardly needs
a reminder of hyperinflation and the national currency that's long gone but things haven't
got any better.
very stressful when you come to the end of the month you need don't even need to make
sure that these guys that would sell out if you can look different predict the next ten
days from now what are you going to be doing part of a derelict industrial landscape ziska
still works is one of many states and companies that's gone bankrupt.
that means this firm now has to import steel.
and it's galvanizing business using molten sink to coat steel is a big loss maker this
company galvanises fifty metric tons of steel pump month just to breakeven it needs to do
three hundred tons a month it's remarkable this company manages to stay afloat this man
believes he could start to fix things opposition politician tendai biti finance minister in
the
national unity government from two thousand and nine to two thousand and thirteen with
just a drop by the mugabe and created a monster so we can trust the in one else i'm talking
about a transitional process an inclusive transitional process in the respect of which
key people in need including in particular morgan tsvangirai so could zanu p.f. take
the boxes on demands from western powers to attract investment by including opposition
figures in its government they should know toward out their own business community by
giving them wrong advice about taking those boxes we would take them ourselves we would
be created in to make zimbabwe the more do a democratic nation period emmanuel chimedza
wants to believe that statement if things don't change soon he only has to take a look
down the road to see what the future holds.
hundreds simmons' al-jazeera
harare the cryptocurrency bitcoin is part of the never with investors it's prices already
increased more than one thousand percent in the past twelve months now it's edging close
to another milestone has this.
but a year ago you could buy one bitcoin for about seven hundred thirty dollars in currency
exchange sites online now the same bad coin is worth nearly ten thousand dollars why most
likely it is because there's a lot of speculators that have seen the rapid price rise and bitcoin
and decided that this would be a good gamble for them to get in there have been signs the
financial world has become more accepting of the virtual currency japan has recognized
it as an official method of payment and the world's largest derivatives exchange operator
c.m.e. group plans to start offering bitcoin futures before yours and bitcoins market capitalization
is now larger than giant reality based companies like walt disney
and i.b.m. investors have taken notice point base a popular online trading platform now
has more than thirteen million users up more than three hundred thousand in the past week
alone some financial experts see the rapid run up in bitcoins price as a classic symptom
of economic delusion bitcoin as a speculative bubble the only question is when it's going
to burst and who is going to be left holding the bag in the end the people that are holding
it will hold something that is worth nothing big going trading as historically been extremely
volatile with the price spiking and crashing as it did in two thousand and thirteen and
twenty fourteen and bitcoin has also been linked to crime as hackers narcotics sellers
and child pornography peddlers prefer the anonymity it provides for illicit transactions
robert oulds al jazeera los angeles.
all right let's have an update of the headlines here on al-jazeera north korea says it has
successfully launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile fifteen that can reach all
of the u.s. mainland japan says it's reached the highest altitude achieved by a north korean
missile the u.n. security council is to hold an emergency meeting on wednesday.
the man accused mastermind of the two thousand and twelve benghazi attack has been acquitted
on the most serious charges brought against him ahmed abu khattala was captured by american
forces in two thousand and fourteen u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were
killed in the attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound the head of the catholic church pope
francis is in midmost largest city of yangon delivering a mass to thousands of people francis
is treading a difficult diplomatic line during his visit having to avoid any direct mention
of the hinge it to the minority the u.n. security council has held an emergency session on human
trafficking in libya
evidence has emerged of hundreds of people being auctioned for as little as four hundred
dollars france's called for sanctions to be imposed on the traffickers. in the united
states a vice president says president donald trump is considering when and how to move
the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem in june trump signed a legal waiver that keeps
the embassy in tel aviv to me and say that the move would pre-judge one of the most sensitive
issues in the conflict state the status of jerusalem undermining america's role as a
mediator and while for the past twenty years congress and successive administrations have
expressed a willingness to move our embassy as we speak.
president donald trump is actively considering when and how to move the american embassy
in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem.
the international airport on the indonesian island of bali
is expected to remain closed until thursday as mount continues to spew volcanic ash about
one hundred thousand people living near the volcano have been told to leave as scientists
warn that a major eruption could happen at any moment.
all right up to date all the headlines here on out there coming out right now it is the
listening.
documentaries that open your eyes at this time and. military has to carry out.
its present call me. on my.
problem.
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