without a fight. polls are about to close in a u.s. state that could be a significant pointer to the democratic candidate for the presidency. and how patients at the epicenter of china's corona virus outbreak of passing time while there's a warning of a risk to put our country's. a middle east peace plan that will bring neither peace nor stability and leave palestinians with a state to resembling swiss cheese that's how palestine's president made his case at the united nations security council what abbas has urged the world to reject the u.s. president donald trump's proposal al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage from the united nations. this was the day the palestinians chose to fight back against the trump plan in the un security council president mahmoud abbas describing it as a way to completely destroy the idea of a palestinian state the subtle natural this is the summary of the project that was presented to us this is the state that they will give us it's like a piece of swiss cheese really who among he would accept a similar state and similar conditions the palestinians had wanted to get the security council to vote on the trump plan isolating the united states but washington foot back in recent days to new series the current arab member of the security council in the chair for the meeting their deputy ambassador that's because their ambassador who'd been working on a draft resolution with the palestinians was fired last week under u.s. pressure to do it after the security council meeting a bizarre media event president obama asked with former israeli prime minister olmert the president made it clear olmert was the kind of man he could do business with even though the former prime minister jailed for corruption hasn't been in office for a decade president abbas left without taking any questions olmert stayed with the palestinians might have preferred he didn't he said he wouldn't criticize the trump plan even suggesting it could be a good starting point for negotiations there is here economy. in the play of president trump and there is something that must be further in order to establish than this is really when you go he asians the palestinians didn't get the security council vote they wanted ambiance really figure they invited to help make their case didn't in fact back their position this isn't today that pushes the palestinian cause forward james 0 at the united nations that have been protests in support of the palestinian president in several areas it abraham was with the demonstrators. both in years of gathered here today and i'm a law in the occupied west bank their main aim is to support the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in his speech at the united nations security council but they also want to avoid the rejection of the us people with i mean these peace plan they're calling it here the deal of same. goals they did say that the plan doesn't leave any of their theories and specially with hamas fatah and all the palestinian civil society if you can't articulate that then he is lost on the other hand this is especially important because israel if it's not tomorrow certainly in a month or 2 is has been given the green light by the front administration to annex some one 3rd of the future palestinian state of the west bank and that is dramatic and that basically will put an end to the idea of a 2 state solution and i think by then the palestinians were going to have to decide whether they're going to continue to embrace a 2 state solution or perhaps embrace a one state for 2 people. turkey's president is warning of swift revenge of his troops in syria continue to be attacked there is a tie up out of his comments come as syrian opposition rebels recaptured a village in province as they try to regain territory lost to government forces. reports. the odds were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandon their strongholds in the more these fighters have suffered major setbacks over the last few days than they launched a sudden counterattack and within hours managed to overrun government positions in may that the rebels also shot down a syrian army helicopter. but there were no match for an army backed by a russian fighter jets the opposition's military victory was shot lived and president bashar al assad's troops soon regained control of the town. although a nadir holds no strategic importance the rebels needed a small victory to reassure the millions of civilians trapped in their lives that the fight is far from over. the rebels gains in and they were largely due to turkey's growing involvement in. the turkish military has intensified is shallowing of syrian army defense lines in a nailer and. more turkish troops are pouring into establishing military outposts their aim is to prevent syrian forces from advancing towards the city this. order the syrian regime got what it deserved but that's not enough it will pay a heavy price for attacking turkey soldiers i will announce the actions to be taken about the syrian issue after i meet with my parliamentary group tomorrow. as fighting intensifies civilians are abandoning their villages he has is a ghost town its population of 80000 has largely left for safer areas around 700000 people have been displaced over the past 2 months as the syrian army continues its offensive but the escalation is raising fears of a broader military confrontation. main are lie russia has called on turkey to stop its artillery attacks 2 years ago russia and turkey played a crucial role along with iran in establishing a safe zone in. the us syria void james jeffries expected to meet with senior turkish officials on wednesday to. the governments of funds have been in the u.s. accuses iran russia shia militias and the syrian government of undermining international efforts to implement a ceasefire that would allow millions of syrian refugees to return to their homes. istanbul ok let's take a closer look at where that military offensive is taking place in northern syria president bashar al assad's forces are now firmly in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include opposition controlled areas marked in green and kurdish held parts in the north those are marked in yellow there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 years civil war government forces have seized control of the entire am 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo that's important because it's the main trade route running from the north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homs and hama it's going to make it easier for assad's forces to move in to capture city. voting is almost over in the 1st primary in the us presidential election people have less than an hour left to cast their ballots in new hampshire it's a closely watched election with 11 democratic candidates so it could bring some clarity on who are going to be the front runners no democrat has become the party's presidential nominee without finishing 1st or 2nd in new hampshire we've got 2 correspondents watching voting in new hampshire kristen salumi standing by in nashua 1st let's go to patty call hain in manchester over the last couple of days you've been giving us an outline of many of the issues that new hampshire voters have been concerned about but what's really at stake here is it those issues or is it just finding somebody who can divert president donald trump. it's 100 percent people saying that they want someone who can defeat donald trump exactly what that looks like though is where the split is so right now bernie sanders senator bernie sanders from vermont it's basically his race to lean on he was here 4 years ago it's hillary clinton he ran away the huge margin of vote now his people are saying don't expect that this time the big question because coming out of iowa really didn't get results for days and days that usually shapes the race so the question is pete the former mayor from indiana does he have the momentum coming out of iowa so we're going to be watching is does sanders win as expected and does come in 2nd and if so how closely the other thing we're watching is set here in the close wishart she had what many people say was a very strong friday and this is a state where people tend to not make up their mind in till the last minute and so just being around you saw a lot of any signs so that could be an indication or not you have to sort of mix things up when it comes to presidential campaigns one of the big things though is joe biden former vice president he was expected to be the front runner he surprised everyone in new hampshire and said yes i'm. hear he left early for south carolina that could be an indication of just how poorly his campaign expects him to do here but again this is very weird this election year because everything is so up in the air there are so many democrats running for the nomination it's quite possible that we won't know for more weeks from now who the likely nominee is going to be because all of these candidates are saying no matter what happens they're going to stay in the race that said they tend to say that and then what happens is their money dries up and they might want to go to south carolina but they have to be a little for a dislike there so really a lot on the line tonight in close polls close about 45 minutes start to close and we could get results in the next $33.00 to $3.00 and a half hours so it's going to be a very exciting night here a very tense night for those in the campaigns but he thanks very much indeed well kristen salumi is joining us from. his watch party in nashua and kristen just give us an indication of what the voters there have been saying to you. yeah i was at a poll site earlier on one hand i'm hearing strong support for president trump even among no hampshire's famous independent voters some 40 percent of the electorate here doesn't necessarily identify with either the democrat or republican party and i spoke to one person in that category who said he described himself as a working class union guy and he said he's voting for the president because he feels the democrats just have gone so far to the left they don't represent him or speak for him anymore on the other hand there are a lot of people that i've spoken to who really don't like the president they're looking for someone who can bring the country together and the overarching sentiment there has been indecision a lot of people really struggling to get who to vote for who can best defeat donald trump and who best stands for that they're really looking for someone with character it's almost more about the person and their genuineness as opposed to policy because at the end of the day there isn't that much different difference in policy between all of the care candidates it really comes down to them to who they trust and that electability issue again and that's why we've seen the rise of people who to judge marilyn the from south bend indiana senator amy. as patty was referring to the polls show that they've gotten a little bit of a bomb certainly the people i've been speaking to have also been talking about them as possible candidates but perhaps the most excitement i've seen from voters has been behind bernie sanders he had a huge rally here last night thousands of people showed up and they're probably the most energetic and most strong enthusiastic supporters of any of the candidates that i've seen here so far and as patty mentioned again he won the primary here in 2016. people may be falling back on bernie now. because they trust him he stands for what he's always stand for they say that could be part of what's behind his rise in the polls here and his support but it will be interesting to see particularly here at headquarters how the mayor does and these other candidates who seem to be getting some. rise out of the voters christine thanks very much indeed for more ahead on the news out of inflating while resigning defeat for india's governing party in the state election is being seen as a sign of wider rejection of its most controversial new law. the u.s. justice department scales back its sentencing recommendation for trump associated roger stone office of the president. and the great read hope for army launches a car that aims to end 13 years of disappointment has got the details. chinese officials announced another 94 deaths from corona virus that brings the total number to more than 1100 people mostly in mainland china the head of the world health organization said the virus should be viewed as public enemy number one given the grave threat it poses to the world under the ports as the 1st patients were released from temporary hospitals and city on tuesday there was a glimmer of hope that china's efforts to contain the corona virus may be succeeding reassuring perhaps for the 50000000 people on lockdown under quarantine measures meant to stop the spread of the disease now known as cohabit 19 the world health organization has praised china's response but it's worried it could spread to poor countries if this virus makes it to a weaker system. it depends on how. really we need this these bones and how these how we respond to the outbreak. the scientific community still doesn't know a lot about the virus and the vaccine probably won't be ready for another 18 months but china's leading epidemiologist says the outbreak will soon plateau at least in china. in the the rate of new infections is gradually declining according to the analysis of our mathematical model the epidemic will reach its peak in the south regions after the middle of february or in the 2nd half of the month but no one really knows for sure and thousands of coping 1000 patients are in critical condition in the epicenter of. experts say the incubation period could be longer than 1st thought up to 24 days before patients show any symptoms chinese officials have launched a mass disinfection campaign in cities far away from the epidemic to keep it at bay . and into hahn itself patients are doing what they can to pass the time before they too can walk out of corn to. enter schapelle al-jazeera. thought of ingo because from the university of washington medical center he says despite mass quarantines in china the government's response has still fallen short. we know that quarantines they may there's an appearance that they work. and i think their arguments both ways did they work were they not as effective as they could be quarantines are not the answer we should absolutely be evacuating citizens of other countries from the epicenter of this crisis and so i think that i 100 percent agree with you i think the chinese have done everything they can that's debatable initially when we were having some of these conversations i thought they were doing everything in their power and they should have been applauded for learning the lessons of the early to thousands with sars i do think that they've it seems like they've made some of the repeat mistakes that doesn't look like they were transparent upfront it looks like people were confused government officials weren't taking this seriously and of course we come dolly. a celebration that a 3rd term in office and something chief minister i think supporters of may have the common man jubilant as they hear their victoria. the people of delhi have sent a message they have voted for people who built health centers we have given you 24 by 7 electricity it's a beginning of a new kind of politics and this is great for india you know. campaign focusing on development education and health care. this is a great win for mr because he really met all the promises he made to the people of delhi and be a very happy that kid has booked for us. supporters said to the common man party's campaign has resonated with voters bother them that took the b j p that had focused on ending the protests against the citizenship law including in the new delhi neighborhood of. yes. this is not always for hindu no for muslims know for sure he came back this is not only for pakistan this. a good win this is a win for a party with good intentions. 6 the election commission banda to be j.p. politicians from campaigning after one compared protesters to rapists and murderers and said the demonstrators were determined to make india a muslim country. another politician said protest as should be shot there were 2 shootings against protesters in one week in new delhi after those comments were made to the b j peace as its campaign was successful despite the losses everybody knows that. and of those any kind of rejection the. rejection. the biggest loser was india's oldest political party the congress it ruled the country finale 50 years after independence from 1947 but in a repeat of its performance in the 2015 election it didn't win a single seat it is a great. winning in the capital the party has been info in delhi for you to get and have the last. months. indication. the lebanese prime minister a new cabinet has won a confidence vote in parliament 63 out of 84 m.p.'s voted to support following an 8 hour debates but protesters who spend months calling for a political overhaul are rejecting the new government reports. protesters are up against a state that has become increasingly militarized. they tried but failed to stop lebanon's parliament from convening to give a vote of confidence in the new government. security forces who had already heavily fortified the central beirut district confronted the demonstrators the parliamentary meeting came as lebanon faces its worst economic and financial crisis in decades. the army is blocking our way there protecting the criminals and thieves instead of protecting the people they should put those believes in jail for stealing the country's money instead of putting people in jail . officials defied popular hundreds of military and security personnel were deployed to ensure politicians reach the parliament building some of their convoys were harassed demonstrators have for months been trying to. topple a political class they blame for corruption and mismanagement they are against the new cabinet since it was appointed by the same parties that governed for decades the government is not it's not like god is not. here. the government received a vote of confidence since the ruling on lyons controls parliament it is now trying to convince the lebanese to give it a chance by promising to fight corruption implement reforms and prepare an emergency plan by the end of the month. room and doing that. every day that passes without the implementation of the government's plan the country and its people will suffer more losses could be a complete collapse which would be hard to get out of it it is out to be honest with the lebanese people some of the measures will be painful but he will try not to affect low income so many lebanese believe the new government's economic plan and policies are no different from previous ones. but the new government has consistently shown its willingness to use force to stay in power but it is not helping it gain at credibility many lebanese say they won't give up in their struggle against the authorities and it's not just them who don't have any faith in the new cabinet reform plan. to use this confidence vote may not mean much if lebanon doesn't get the billions of dollars to get out of the crisis the united nations says there will be no blank checks until there are serious reforms jennifer there are beirut still ahead on al-jazeera fleeing violence only to face more attacks a new report lays out the dangers faced by refugees and migrants making their way through mexico. we were treated to was then convicted criminals. can your berries it's 2nd president who leaves a mixed and often brutal legacy. and the upsets continue at the open tennis has got the action in sport. we got some very heavy rain moving across the u.s. at the moment through the deep south likely to say some flooding just out of the race aside of texas pushing across into louisiana mississippi saying some very heavy rain pushing up towards tennessee and kentucky in the northern flank of the system there's a fair amount of snow at a low make its way further east which and more threats as we go through wednesday push north of the border because see some snowfall there into one terrio acrobat pushing through new england as we go on through the 2nd half of the week still a fair bit of wet weather down towards the deep south towards the panhandle dry weather coming back aim high cold enough in dallas still struggling to get into work double figures for the west it is generate dry now wintry mix across the pacific northwest into approaches columbia well with some sunshine plenty of sunshine across the caribbean meanwhile quite a brisk wind having said that a keen easterly wind will drive some showers into the leeward says we go through wednesday maybe wanted to showers pushing a little further west as we go on through the course of thursday temperatures typically getting up to around 32 decrease there as you can see a 4 kingston should be largely dry for the east of dallas as we go on through thursday so looking good in part by this ridge down 27. progress. for a serious mistake. intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of a are accessing vast amounts of our personal data sets data land coming soon. in fled to protect his life but denied asylum a congolese activist must return home facing an uncertain future he once again finds himself at the forefront of a political revolution to try to put democracy can come at a heavy personal cost. back to kinshasa a witness documentary on al-jazeera. you're watching out to see a reminder of our top stories this hour the palestinian president makes his case against the u.s. president's proposed a middle east plan at the u.n. security council what abbas says tom's proposal will bring neither peace nor stability to the region. turkey's president is promising swift revenge against syrian government forces in it live after he killed 5 turkish soldiers on monday meanwhile there are reports syrian army have now captured the entire 5 highway that links damascus with aleppo. polls in june to close soon in the 1st primary in the u.s. race for president voters are choosing between 11 democratic candidates and it's hoped the result will bring about some clarity about the front runners ok well for more on that jason nichols is joining us he's a progressive political and social analysts he's with us from washington d.c. as always we appreciate your time so thank you very much just give me your take on how you think this is going to play out tonight. well i think bernie sanders is going to is going to win this he's not going to win it with 22 points like he did in 2016 but he's going to have a strong showing and then you have people who to judge who is nipping at his heels and has a lot of momentum even coming out of the debacle in iowa one of the one person that's going to surprise everybody is they may close which are who is not expected to do well in this state and if she beats elizabeth warren and it really hurts elizabeth warren's chances moving forward joe biden has already conceded that he will not do well in the state so he's moving on to south carolina where he has a firewall of african-american support and i just want to state that iowa and new hampshire while they are important because they're 1st they're not reflective of the current democratic party the democratic party is very diverse it has african-americans latinos native americans and when you look at these 2 states iowa north and new hampshire they are very white and they do not reflect the current party so i think that we're going to really see where things are going to go after nevada and south carolina and we shouldn't of course forget that the republicans are holding their own primary as well the result of that as far as i can tell you may disagree is pretty much a done deal donald trump does look as though he's going to get through there let me ask you about this the representation of the democratic party do you think that iowa and new hampshire are losing the status that they've had in previous elections when it comes to forecasting who is going to be leading the pack when it goes through these elections for precisely the reasons you're talking about because the nature of the democrat party has changed. yes i do i think iowa number one with the debacle that occurred with their caucuses i think that the whole party pretty much agrees that we're not going to depend on iowa to tell us who is going to be our front runner new hampshire though i think still has some sort of gravitas in terms of. momentum moving into super tuesday which is really the 1st real big date when you have a bunch of primaries and really important states with a whole lot of delegates we're talking about north carolina virginia and alabama and arkansas so those are that's the real important time but i think that you know iowa was certainly lost that status and the party looks very different in new hampshire now so i would say that they both lost a certain amount of status but they do give a little bit of momentum moving forward our correspondent was telling me earlier that as far as she can tell from people she's spoken to new hampshire the main goal is simply to find somebody who is going to be able to defeat donald trump do you think that there's a risk that the important issues that exist in america the moment with employment with diversity with the immigration and so on do you think that is a risk that those issues could be sidelined in the hunt amongst the democrats to find somebody who can just stand up against a long term. don't i think the important issues health care climate change immigration those are at the top of everybody's list there are some issues that we run into for example we know that bloomberg is going to move forward he's already polling really well he's not in new hampshire but he certainly enters when we get to super tuesday and many people believe that he will be the eventual nominee he has a really checkered past when it comes to race and i think that that is something that people are worried about i'm certainly concerned about it but when it comes to a lot of the other issues all of the democrats are kind of running on those issues because we have a strong economy here in the united states and you have to make a strong argument that you are not only able to beat donald trump but that you are better than donald trump you are better for the economy you are better for the environment and so i think that everybody's got that at the top of their list this is what democratic voters are going to hold people accountable on so i think that we're not in necessarily trouble and we can't do much worse than the president that we currently have always good to get your views and there's just nickles we appreciate your time thank you thank you. all for prosecutors investigating a close ally of president donald trump have quit the case after the u.s. justice department overruled this sentencing recommendation well just stone was convicted on 7 counts of lying to the u.s. congress obstruction and witness tampering the change came after the president criticized the proposed sentence of 7 to 9 years as a miscarriage of justice gable elizondo is joining us now from washington d.c. this seem to be an awful lot of twists and turns going on in this case gable just bring us up to date kind of where we are and also how we got here. yeah that's right it's been quite a day here in washington d.c. with more allegations of donald trump abusing power at least that by democrats on this particular case now it all stems from roger stone who's a very controversial figure a provocateur or he's been called and he has really the brains behind donald trump's political image and he primarily has been a very close friend of donald trump for decades now while he was caught up in the robert muller special prosecutor investigation into 2016 russian interference in that election and he was indicted on 7 counts by the prospect of a prosecutor and he has been awaiting sentencing now for several months now fast fast forward to tuesday now and that's when prosecutors from the justice department suggested 7 to 9 years in prison well that immediately got a response from president donald trump was it very unusual for a president to to comment on sun ongoing investigation such as this trump saying tweeting out earlier on tuesday that it was a miscarriage of justice and also late on tuesday saying this listen i thought the recommendation was ridiculous i thought the whole prosecution was ridiculous and i look at others that haven't been brought us a kid or i don't know where it is now but when you see that i thought it was an insult to our country and it shouldn't happen and we'll see what what goes on there but it was a it was a horrible aberration. these are the i guess the at the same people that put everybody through hell and i think it's a disgrace no i have not been involved with it at all. now this is donald trump as we say now all 4 federal prosecutors have resigned as of late tuesday from this case basically a revolt within the justice department and this is unlikely to affect donald trump's voters they will probably brush this off as nothing more than trump. doing what he is able to do however the democrats will see this much differently we've already heard from the top democrat in the senate who says this is a disgrace and he said this is another example of his in his view donald trump abusing power and leaving the door open to perhaps the democrats opening up an investigation into this carol thanks very much indeed for i want to bring in bruce fein he's a former united states associate deputy attorney general he's joining us from washington d.c. as well bruce gave it was saying the already allegations that this is political interference in the legal process is that what it is. of course that's what it is mr trump did not follow the trial he did not know what the evidence was that was induced to result in the convictions he obviously didn't know what the law is on sentencing guidelines and in my experience long standing at the department i can't think of a single case where a president overrode the decisions of the prosecutors on sentencing and they know more than anyone else i also think that it's likely a mr trump understands that the new recommendation from the department which is to leave it entirely in the discretion of the district judge as to what the sentence should be. and knowing what i know about the sentencing judge mr sullivan judge sullivan it's going to be much stricter than perhaps even the department recommended he is a stern taskmaster when it comes to government officials miss or misleading the government and if mr district judge stall of and then does impose a sentence in the range that the initial recommendation suggested 7 to 9 years or even more mr trump in my judgment will pardon roger stone saying it's a travesty of justice i think that's what he did to set up the case for a pardon where do you think this leaves relations between the prosecutors at the level say of those who brought the case against roger stone the senior members of the just the department of justice what's going to happen between them. well this is why i think there will be an enormous ripple effect the vast majority of criminal cases in the federal system well over 90 percent are resolved by a plea bargain in which the prosecutors allege they offer we will recommend a sentence of so and so and so and so and you then in exchange agree to plead guilty the credibility of the local prosecutors now is crippled because if i'm a defense counsel i'd say well we're recommendation i can just plead for the president and he can override your recommendation so why should i be bargaining with you a so it undercuts the ability of all the prosecutors not just those in this case to negotiate effective plea bargains with defendants which will mean a quite a more difficult. effort to obtain convictions with proper sentences is the situation essentially a done deal on the decision will be taken by the court or is there some way that for example the 4 prosecutors who originally brought the case might be able to appeal against. no they don't have any appeal after all they do serve at the pleasure of the president but you were your point was well taken in that it's totally up to the district judge here judge sullivan to decide what the sentence will be could disregard to disregard any recommendation that the department makes and say the district judge sullivan he's been on the bench for over 20 years he's very independent and i would be stunned if he gave a sentence more lenient than what had been recommended by the prosecutors who quit in protest over a removing their recommendation in favor of entire discretion with the district judge bruce fein thank you very much indeed. hundreds of thousands of refugees migrants flee central america each year most heading north to escape violence and poverty but a report by doctors without borders says they suffer even more brutality along the migration route almost 40 percent of the migrants who spoke to the medical charity said they were attacked in mexico one in 3 described being threatened or extorted and the number treated for sexual assault in mexico more than double between 20182019 doctors without borders says people are getting trapped in a wall of butyl cratchit barriers that stops them escaping violence it's called for better access to medical care protection and humanitarian assistance. is the general coordinator for doctors without borders in mexico he told al jazeera about some of the cases they've been listening to. we need to understand that people doesn't have people don't have the option to stay at home people have been witnessing how one of their children one of the. taking. of the organized crime. rate in my or they are threatening my other son i have nothing to live with i cannot leave here i need to leave the previous trip or was titled forced to flee and this is still the actual situation on the current situation people i know a lot of number of migrants and a huge majority of them they have no walk but move in to find a better way of life or to flee the violence they there's no way back for a lot of them what the us to the governments in the region and to the american government mainly the human being because we are talking about human beings about human beings in this center of the political. policy it's right it's not up to us to the day did migration policy itself any government in the region but what we see and what our data he's demonstrating today is that there is data link between these policies and the level of violence and exposure sure to the security of the migrant population this is very clear in europe migrants are also facing danger on their journey to what they believe is a better life spain has rescued nearly 190 african migrants trying to reach europe the 1st group are found on monday night into rubber boats east of the strait of gibraltar which separates europe from africa a 3rd boat was found on tuesday after a charity report triggered a lengthy air search all on board are reported to be in a healthy condition they were transported to 2 spanish ports. a chartered to deportation flight from london to jamaica has gone ahead despite a last minute order from an appeals court the court's ruling came late on monday after concerns that some detainees may not have had access to legal advice the british government says 25 people were prevented from being deported because of the ruling that in baba explains. t.j. thompson came to britain when he was 5 his parents are british citizens and he thought he was too but when he was 17 he committed a drug related offense he says he was groomed by a gang and was later jailed for 15 months then he got caught up in a battle with immigration or thought spending months at a time in detention centers unable to work out his era spoke to him shortly before he was due to be deported to jamaica where he was born. i was stuck in a. minute. and i don't have nobody in jamaica on the street. in the end taiji and many others like him were taken off the passenger list after campaigners won a legal challenge a judge ruled people in detention centers near heathrow airport should not be deported because they haven't had mobile phone coverage so couldn't contact lawyers eventually the flight to jamaica left with fewer than half the intended number on board these are all foreign national offenders guilty of crimes that have led to senses of at least 12 months of war and this includes crimes such as manslaughter you know rape dealing class a drugs and it is absolutely right if you are a foreign national found once you have serve your sentence in the u.k. that we deport you. but. much of us disputed by charities who work with some of the thousands of victims of britain's windrush scandal because of administrative changes in the last decade people from former colonies who were entitled to british citizenship were deprived of health care and the right to work and even deported now campaigners say the government's failing to learn the right lessons. people have been here since they were very young are to all intents and purposes british and that's what government is and not not quite ready to back its head around yet but it needs to because the people that would be most effective at place are these deportations of british kids. it's down to me as a parent which is. more than 150 members of parliament wrote to the government saying the flight should be postponed until recommendations from a review into the wind scandal published now the home office insists there is no wind rush link with these deportations but one of the leaks recommendations from that review is that foreign national offenders who spent most of their lives in the u.k. should not face deportation the flight came after an angry debate in the house of commons on monday as opposition m.p.'s demanded a rethink despite protests inside parliament and outside downing street the u.k. government says it will continue to deport foreigners who a serious persistent offenders campaign to say that's not what's happening they're determined to keep up their legal challenges. al-jazeera. still had an al-jazeera hungry advantage for this team in the a.f.c. cup far as got the action next in sport. or will. the on. the a. and it's time for the sport is fun. thanks very much for rory probably on quite a show on shoes say as they launch their car for the new f one season the hope is it will turn around the italian team's fortunes the s f 1000 was unveiled in grand fashion at an opera house in reggio emilia accompanied by a full orchestra it's 13 years since formula one's collaborate seen last won the world title and they've watched on as mercedes dominated the sport for 6 seasons they only won 3 races and 2019 but driver sebastian vettel has high hopes for 2020 . there's a lot i was that went into the colorado effort i think it is a step forward i hope it will feel like that when i drive the car but i can you know i can be sure of plenty of commitment from all the people that are here part of the team or the people i know that part of the team that's in our national working right now as well to yeah to improve the car even further drag or woods is back in action this week continuing his quest for record breaking 83rd p.g.a. tour title former world number one will be playing at the genesis invitational at the riviera golf club in l.a. the riviera is the only venue woods has played more than 4 times in his career without a victory you know i've played in number of events over the years and for me not to win. has meant so much music in my hometown. i've done well and seen you go. sure would haven't done well here and so hopefully that i can put together this week and. while great conversation. attesting season for barcelona has suffered another setback winger us mend them belly has been ruled out for 6 months he's had surgery on a hamstring tear that occurred in training last week it's his 10th major injury since joining the club for $115000000.02 and a half years ago so far this season virus of sock their coach and suffered an early exit in the spanish cup and there's been a shock departure in germany with your going klinsmann quitting is heather berlin coach after just 10 weeks in charge he says there was a lack of support and trust the but it is legal club. now there's a reduced schedule of games in the asian champions league group matches involving chinese sides have been postponed until the end of april due to coronavirus or rainy aside several have provided an upset for the former champions and on tuesday they won for a nail in the u.a.e. suroosh referee with the pick of the goals. advance a video review technology in football look away now this had to go from josh groban helping his side to victory in the a.f.c. choose day no v.a.r. available for this match on the on the field officials failed to spot the defenders slapping the ball into the next. stage i'm gold medalist le bron james says he's ready to make an olympic return having missed the 26th in the usa as provisional roster for the tokyo games bronze l.a. lakers team are top of the western conference james had 17 points 9 assists and 8 rebounds in this went over the phoenix suns it was the lakers 48th when of the season 35 year old less the last olympics due to city. my name is a man. known as i was pretty. one my body home by phone again this is how to make a long time off run. and. mine is and then my family said this. is a lot of factors but my name is and i. or less lennox testosterone restrictions have centered on caster semenya is legal battle but many more runners are being affected . and i share was the 3rd fastest woman over $400.00 metres last year and has qualified for this year's olympics and tokyo but after being barred from the world championships she fears the new rules will limit her to running in her weaker events over 10200 meters. they asked me to take a treatment i refused i said i didn't want to take the treatment i only want to concentrate on the 10200 to see how it goes i feel a little bit sad because if i ran the 400 meters i could have won an olympic medal but on the other events there are a lot about fleets that are better developed so it will be difficult. a year after kurdistan played in its 1st men's ice hockey world championships the central asian country now has its only all female team schoolers from a village 400 kilometers from the capital bishkek have been training for the past 3 years on frozen farmland belonging to their coach and use of their team reach switzerland and lead to donations of pro hockey gear with only male teams to play against so far they're hoping to inspire other women to take up the sport despite some initial reluctance from their elders. clinician i used too much of course i was against it at the beginning and only recently i categorically forbade her from playing ice hockey puck hit her in the she received a concussion but she's better now and now she has come to play again. at the top tennis players are back in competitive action this week after the australian open russian karen couch and also provided the biggest upset on shoes say at the rotterdam open he knocked out if seed fabio winning story sets. another russian making a good start with 7th seed andre revive the east through dropping just 5 games to nicholas bash last really. and that's all your sport for now more later and i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news including the palestinian president making his case against the u.s. president's proposed middle east plan at the u.n. security council i robot or something like that i. use your vehicle dead and did you get the peace prize too soon. is this feeling to hurt or help donald trump's reelection chances it is very true when they fail you could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me mary how about i put up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard the general situation of course is affecting both revenues and food in graffiti on the story needs to be told with exclusive interviews as a country that is used to being polar and in-depth reports movie screen i phone 5 this is iraq has teams on the ground saying that they're against you on the night to play a movie or a bluetooth documentaries and live news. a unique endangered biodiversity lies in the heart of one of the tech produced tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about the i knew most of the half year and now the probability is becoming by so their stuff conservation their communities al-jazeera journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist i'm told teams efforts to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera you know what's happening in our region we know have to get to places that others and the fires are still ongoing i believe if you count the story is what can make a difference. the palestinian president tells the un security council the donald trump's middle east plan a would end the hopes of a palestinian state as israel questions his commitment to peace. about this and this is all just here a live from doha also coming up a short lived victory for syrian rebels against government forces as they show they won't give up able to without a fight. polls begin to close in the u.s. state of new hampshire results could make all break a presidential challenge for democratic party candidates. the world health organization says that china coronavirus poses.