Deepens with protesters calling for elections and a stop of corruption. We begin in syria where at least 63 people have been killed in strikes apparently carried out by russian planes. A bus station was hit. At least 100 people have been killed across the province in the past two days. Gerald tan has the latest. Reporter they gather to search for bodies to cyst through their belongings and what is left of their homes sift. They say air strikes on saturday killed relatives and friends, just ordinary citizens. This man could only muster a prayer, calling on god to help his people. They say russian jets were responsible for the strikes and that this isnt the first time. Dozens of civilians are reported to have died in days of fighting. Russia launched its military operation in syria last september at the request of syrias president Bashar Alassad. Since then russian planes have flown an estimated 570 missions. Rights civilians say many have lost their lives in that time. It has rejected claims that aircraft has sit civilians saying that it uses planes to drop humanitarian aid to those living in besieged areas. Translation i think that today there is not a single army in the world that would talk about its military operations so thoroughly as syria. Its an operation against International Terrorism in this region. Reporter i. S. I. L. Controls most of the province here. It has kept the remaining pockets of governmentheld areas there under siege for the past year. This week it has been on a push to capture those areas. The russians say they intensified bombardment to counter that push by i. S. I. L. Fighters, but the people say here its all been at their expense. Gerald tan syrian state media is also reporting that progovernment forces have recaptured more territory in latakia province. The offensive there is being backed again by russian air strikes. Two groups in the syrian conflicts say more than a thousand civilians have been killed in russian air strikes. The air raids began in september. The london based agency for resume rights have 238 of the civilians killed were children. It also reports that 1141 fighters have been killed, including those from i. S. I. L. Moscow has denied reports that it has killed civilians. The Russian Ministry says the planes have dropped humanitarian aid. The director of the Levan Institute for Strategic Affairs who joins us now. A huge number of civilians once again reportedly killed by russian air strikes. Why does this keep happening . Because the Main Objective of russia intervention and all Foreign Countries in syria is not to fend off this humanitarian crisis. Here we are in a situation where we are i mean, the slogan is to wage a war on terror while each of the parties engaged has their own agenda, priority. The number one priority of russia is to safeguard its syria as a strategic asset. So since its intervention it is not targeting i. S. I. S. Position, but opposition position in a way to try to change the militarily. So it is hoping to change the balance of power through military means, this is number one objective, and not to try to stop this flood of Syrian Refugees to neighboring countries like turkey, lebanon, jordan or even in Europe Russia says it is targeting i. S. I. L. And, indeed, that its planes are only hovering over civilians when it drops humanitarian aid. One must remember that the area is largely controlled by i. S. I. L. Yes. Theyre trying to drop humanitarian aid in the area in some part of the country, but not all of the country. Dropping this kind of aid is not enough to find a solution of the humanitarian crisis in syria. The only solution to this problem is a political solution and up to now russia is not taking any Series Initiative in order to foot the political proceed put the political process on track. We have seen the geneva and vienna track, which is in paralysis and russia is not putting enough pressure on the regime in order to speed up this political process. It boils down to one question when it comes to find a political solution in syria, how to get the syrian sunnis on board and up to now there is no serious initiative taken in order to satisfy the minimum of the sunni requirement. This is why Bashar Alassad departure is the least price you can give the sunnis to make them join this political process thank you very much for taking the time to join us from beirut. Efforts for a political solution are ongoing. Indirect talks between the Syrian Regime and the opposition are planned for monday. The secretary of state john kerry is confident the talks will happen despite divisions. He has been meeting the king of saudi arabia in riyadh. Theyre trying to create a list of opposition groups that will join the negotiations. Our correspondent reports from london. Reporter these talks were always due to start on monday. I think its pretty certain thats not going to happen. The best we can get, i think, on monday is a News Conference with the u. N. Envoy, and the fact that he could there confirm that he has finally sent out the invitations. The controversial thing behind the scenes is who will make up the opposition. John kerry has been in riyadh meeting his saudi counterparts. Saudi arabia was drawing up a list of opposition, but moscow had problems with that list. We understand mr kerry has been speaking to lavrov. It will be up to the opposition whether to attend on the basis of the list that has been agreed by the the International Community. They will come under a great deal of pressure because they will be told if the Syrian Government is there and youre not there, it looks like the opposition is the one that doesnt want peace. So i think it is more likely than not that some sort of talks will take place later in the week. Im told initially those will be socalled proximity talks. The opposition in one room and the Syrian Government in the other with the u. N. Envoy shuffling between the two. Im told initially they will be looking at possible ceasefires in syria and trying to alleviate the humanitarian situation in particularly those areas of syria under siege at least 20 policemen have been killed by two i. S. I. L. Car bombs in a village west of the iraqi city of ramadi. It hit the headquarters of the federal police. Earlier i. S. I. L. Killed 72 soldiers in three separate suicide attacks in ramadi. Imran kahn has this report reporter iraqi soldiers on the road to what they hold is the last i. S. I. L. Stronghold in the country. I. S. I. L. Fighters have managed to slow the iraqi forces assault and the last 72 hours they have been battling to hold the area. They have used suicide car bombs to detrimental effect to the iraqi forces. Most have escaped to places outside of city. Children mimic what they have seen while others just wait. Translation we asked the Security Forces to quickly remove iuds from central ramadi. We want to get rid of i. S. I. L. Signs in the city and we want to return to our homes reporter some say the conditions here are so dire they just want to leave. Others are fed up, but getting back home will be a long and difficult process. The police say they need to mount patrols and reopen police stations before people come back, but what will they be coming back to . Bombed out buildings and devastated infrastructure and this is before anybody has talked about reconstruction afghanistans taliban says it will resume talks with the Afghan Government only if it is removed from a u. N. Black list. The u. S. , china and pakistan has urged the armed group to return to the negotiating table last week, burr a senior taliban member says he wants the u. N. To cancel a resolution fleezing its assets and limiting access for senior figures travel. Supplies of taiz are dwin eling. Reporter the u. N. Says 200,000 civilians here are living in a virtual state of siege. Houthi rebels are blocking aid deliversy in the city deliveries into the city. Translation i was hit by a shell and ive been in hospital for three months. I need medical attention abroad. I lost my legs and there is no treatment for me here in taiz. Reporter the citys hospitals are struggling to cope with demand. More than 90 have closed and those still open are short of staff, medicine and electricity. Around 5,000 people need specialist treatments that they cant provide. They warn that patients will end up with lifelong disabilities unless they are treated. Translation people havent been able to travel and medicine has not been able to be delivered into the city. Reporter almost 6,000 people have died in yemen since the conflict began. The u. N. Says almost half of those are civilians. With cities under siege and restrictions on food and medical supplies, the government is calling on sides to continue peace talks. A lot of the people need diesel, they need the basic necessities to live but on top of that schools have been interrupted. Children havent been able to go back to school and a lot of them are being recruited into militias to join the war. Reporter in the capital, this bakery is using wood instead of fuel to make its bread. Translation there is a severe shortage of diesel and it is expensive on the black market. The city is under siege, so to spare residents additional costs we have returned to using wood. Reporter after ten months of fighting, yemeniss want the war to end and say until it does, their situation will continue to deteriorate 27 Houthi Rebels have been reportedly killed in the latest fighting in taiz. Forces have been targeting houthis fighters. Control have gas and oil fields after launching an attack on rebels in the area. Germany journalists have been prote protesting demanding the release of a journalist. Al jazeera is demanding their Immediate Release too. Pretty more still to come here on al jazeera. Iran rolling out the red carpet. Novak djokovic reaching an unwanted century at the championships. That story coming up in sport more than 80 Million People have been affected by a blizzard sweeping through the u. S. East coast bringing cities to a stands still. At least 19 people have died in stormrelated events across several states. New yorks dpov nor has declared a state of emergency but a travel ban has been lifted. Thousands of flights have been cancelled and now a cleanup operation is underway ahead of monday mornings commute. Crossing over to our washington dc correspondent. Its looking bright there this morning, the cleanup well underway. How is it looking . Reporter the storm has cleared the new england and Eastern Canadian coast and is out to sea, but things are pack to normal here because what were seeing here is a massive clean up that should take a couple of days, but all in all people are taking the conditions in their stride. Reporter the sun was out again on sunday and so were lots of people looking for help to dig their cars out of mountains of snow. Some people have patience and others dont, but when you go through a neighborhood you can see people trying to get your attention. Reporter it was new yorks second largest bliz around in the past century and and a half. Baltimore broke its record of 75 centimeters all it takes is one car to get stuck and that road is now not passable and the ploughs cant plough that road and the situation quickly descends into chaos reporter the snow fall forced more than 11,000 flights across the u. S. To be cancelled since. While new yorks airport struggles to commence flights, some were struggling to open the public transport system. Six people died from exposure to the cold or heart attacks from shovelling snow. Along the new jersey shore the blizzard whipped up tides that flooded many neighborhoods. Some home owners find themselves having to rebuild again. Despite the inveinous, some people were still able to make the most of the blizzard of 2016. Reporter one particular positive note that we might point to is that Power Outages appear to have been at a minimum. At one point there were about 100,000 people without electricity, particularly in north and south carolina, the crews, thousands of crews, are quickly trying to make repairs and they hope that by the latter part of this week power will be restored to all those affected areas many thanks for the update there in washington. Just before we cross over to gabe, theres a question of the white house looking beautiful in the morning snow in all its spl splendor. Its pretty cold there, isnt it. Theres still a massive disruptions to travel and the noise. Reporter yes. There is a lot of noise. Theres a lot of activity here in new york city. That is fire trucks responding to a call. It is 10am here local time in new york city and this is a city and region that is digging out of this has toric snow fall that hit. Let me give you the numbers. 26. 8 inches of snow fell in new york central park. Thats the second biggest snow fall since are you ready for this 1869. So it was a historic snow storm. I will tell you this. A lot of transportation problems. The city is getting back. The buses are running again and the bridges and tunnels are reopening. The city had a transportation ban which has been lifted. You see opening up subways, getting trains, getting buses back on the roads. You can see taxis are back again as well, but really the airports are going to be the big problem. They remain closed, the three key airports are closed. Its unclear if theyre going to open today but most likely they wont. The mayor of new york said it is highly likely that there will be massive Airline Delays or cancellationations as well. There has already been over 10,000, so this is a city still trying to dig out it is. Its pretty resilient. Do you think we will be seeing most people back to work on monday morning . Reporter yes. It is a resilient city. New yorkers have a history of bouncing back after things like this. Neighboring new jersey hit very hard tens of thousands of people every day come in from new jersey and neighboring states into manhattan every day. I can tell you that the bus system, the train system in new jersey is still shut down completely but it will be opening in the next couple of hours. Its not just new york city, its the surrounding towns and really states like new jersey, conneticut that needs to get their transportation back going again so they can get people in so the city can open for business again on monday. This storm caught new york by surprise. Everyone was talking about it on friday, but they were talking about 10 to 15 inches. We saw almost double that. So on friday night when people were leaving new york city, they knew they were going get hit, but friday night into saturday morning, it almost doubled what they were talking about. So it caught a little bit of new york by surprise, but the good news is, as you can tell, no snow now and none expected for this coming week, so it will give people a lot of time to dry off and let some of this snow melt to get this city back up and runging again im sure they will be talking about this for a long time to come. Thank you for the update. The hash Winter Weather is hitting asia with reports of at least 36 people dead. The government has issued a cold weather warning for zeoul for the first time in five years. It has fallen to minus 8 degrees. Thousands of people have been protesting in the moldovan capital. It is over a claim of the president taking orders from tycoons. Reporter the cold weather hasnt stopped many thousands of people coming out into the city center here, angry, furious with their government who they accuse of rampant corruption on an incredible scale. Theyre also furious about the way in which this government has been handling the countrys economic sector. Reporter things have gone from bad to worse, joblessness, a weakening currency and food and fuel prices on the rise translation come to the village and see how much we pay for pasta and sugar. Reporter nobody has anything positive to say about their politicians translation i pray to god for help. I dont trust anyone more. Ive lost all faith reporter on wednesday angry crowds stormed parliament incensed by the appointment of a new Prime Minister. He, standing on the right, is a close ally of the man doing the talking, the most powerful businessman turned politician. The opposition, a loose grouping of parties, want immediate elections. They queues the businessman of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the countrys banks. Translation since independence we have suffered and suffered and suffered and now were in the verge of having in the country a criminal dictatorship. We have to be ready to oppose that at any cost. Reporter the countrys new government has the backing of brussels and washington and says there will be no new elections. Translation we believe that early elections are not the solution for the country right now. Were in a difficult financial situation and we have to find urgent solutions. Reporter camped in the city center for months now are a hard core of protesters from across the political spectrum. Theyre hoping tens of thousands of ordinary people are ready to join them regardless of their geopolitical persuasion. Those numbers have materialized and those parties on the stage are talking to the crowd right now and calling for unity, unity between the different Political Parties because there are different political persuasions and those you political persuasions should not be discounted. On the one hand weve got socialists, prorussian Political Parties and on the other proeuropean forces, but they are not registered politically. If there were going to be elections, there is a good chance that the prorussian element will do very well and that could have serious implications to the flit kal direction Going Forward in the future still to come here on this news hour, the home that grows on you. We report on an awardwinning design from chile that could be the future of social housing. Plus awards that are putting film makers on the map. In sports, play offs may be heating up as panthers are preparing for their game. Details coming up. Ils coming up. Farm workers striking in mexico. All that tension is about whats happening right now. You can work very hard and you will remain poor. Whats the cost of harvesting americas food . Do you see how it would be hard to get by on their salary . Yeah. Today, they will be arrested. Theyre firing canisters of gas at us. Emmy awardwinning investigative series. We have to get out of here. Here is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. At least 63 people have been killed in air strikes in syria believed to be carried out by russian planes. Thousands of people down the east coast of the u. S. Have been left stranded by a severe snow storm. The clean up is getting underway ahead of the monday morning commute. Thousands of people are protesting in the moldovan capital. Theyre demanding election after the appointment of a Prime Minister who they claim is taking orders from business tie coons. Breaking new on the recapture of more territory, we hear that up to 20,000 people have fled after Regime Forces captured the town and another village. They were the main strongholds of the armed opposition in the northwest. That is the latest developments as being seen as major setbacks for the Group Operating there. The egyptian president has addressed the nation on sunday ahead of the five Year Anniversary of mass protests that led to the overthrow of the former president. Reporter translation we are moving ahead on all fronts, domestic and international, launching development and productivity projects including small and medium size enterprises. Were dropping public utilities, addressing compelling issues namely electricity and were doing all that we can to fight terrorism and establish security and order the anniversary is being marked as a National Holiday throughout the country, but not empb is in the mood for celebration everyone. Reporter the army is on the streets. There is a steppedup security presence ahead of the fifth anniversary of egypt revolution. The Authorities Say they will not allow protests. More activists have been jailed. Thousands of homes have been searched. The crackdown is being carried out in the name of security apparently but human Rights Groups say it is part of a campaign to silence the opposition hope has given way to total repression. The authorities are terrified of another uprising. The arrests of activists that weave seen over the last few days and weeks are really firing shots. Reporter this was the mood when mubarak announced he was stepping stepping down. The years that followed brought little change. Soon the space that had been the epicentre of revolt is no longer a place where egyptians came together and celebrated. The square became a place where opposing sides over the divide raised their grievances. At first the chance called for the down fall of the man who had taken over from mubarak. They accused the military man of having hijacked the revolution and failed to bring about democratic rule. Eventually power was transferred to civilian authorities. Elections were held. The muslim brotherhoods candidate became the first elected of the state. It didnt take long for the protesters to return to the streets. They said he was pursuing an agenda. Protests intensified and so did the violence. The military stepped it. It dissolved the government and arrested many. The civilian interim president was installed. The military coup didnt bring about peace. Those who have defended what they believed was a legitimate lack of government were violently suppressed. Those who had backed the military action gathered on the third anniversary of the revolution to urge the man behind it to run for president. He did. His supporters say he saved the nation. His opponents accuse him of authoritarian rule you have counter revolution forces that have tried to hijack the revolution. You have major idea logical and social social in society. Reporter hundreds have been killed, thousands including journalists locked up. The Authorities Say they are committed to democracy. Their opponents believe otherwise. For them mubaraks Security State is back joining us now here in the studio ask our is our middle east analyst. Patience from the egyptian people was urged. Are people going to grant that . I guess its normal for a president in office in such circumstances that egypt is going through, is for him to ask his people to be patient. For me it makes sense, but, of course, also the people has the right to ask for something in return. Transparency. A lot of things that the people should expect in return of patience. The people have been patient forever, actually, for the last 60 years. I would say since that january 25 revolution sparked four years ago. I believe that its only fair for the people to expect something in return from the president what should they be expecting that theyre not getting right now . I guess all the things, the notions and the ideas and the expressions used by the president in his speech. The people are expecting to see a real achievement on all these aspects, in all these aspects. Like, he talked about the achieving the balance between openly dpagss and freedoms obligations and freedoms. When you look at the realities in egypt i mean, such balance is only achieved when you achieve the power balance. The judiciary, the executive and the legislature. There is no such balance that we can see in egypt. So maybe he was talking about something that he wishes in the future. In this case its fine, but if he was talking about something that has already been achieved, i doubt it very much what has been achieved . If we look at egypt now and compare it to five years ago under mubarak, are we seeing a very different country . Since when . Since mubarak was in power . Yes. We are seeing not a totally different country, but a country which has gone spirally, going in a spiral of violence, economic shambles. The economy, look at the figures recently last week released by the central bank. I mean, its freaking out. The domestic bit released by the central bank have reached 2. 4 billion which is equivalent of 92 of the gdp, the gross domestic product. It is a staggering figure which impacts all aspects of economy. Then when i hear the president talking about the Development Projects and all these rosy picture, that picture he was talking about, i dont believe that has to do with reality. Maybe the economy that he was talking about and freedom of expression, freedom of media, they all remain to be nice ideas that has nothing to do with the reality on the ground we will talk more about this as the anniversary gets underway, but thank you for joining us the revised constitution has been rejected and demonstrators have blocked one of the main borders with india. The parties representing the ethnic group are seeking more representation in government and they say it is the latest constitutional amendments dont go far enough. French president Francois Hollande has played down the chance of india to buy fighters jets from france. He is expected to announce more projects but more is needed to sell fighters jets to the government. The progress pive prime ministe will have discussions on who will rule over the next five years. This man stands little chance of becoming party boss after general secretary was chosen as the candidate. He is widely seen as a moderniser and the architect of freeing up the economy. Some conservatives in the party are believed to be concerned that vietnam is abandoning its socialist past. The president xi jinping is one of the worlds first leaders to visit iran after the sanctions were lifted. President xi jinping also visited saudi arabia and egypt and a report on the delicate balance to build ties between countries that are rivals in the region. Reporter it is the first visit by a chinese president for 14 years. Iran is happy to roll out the red carpet translation today we negotiated over the preparation of a 25year comprehensive documents on the strategic ties between the two countries as well as having a bilateral relations to 600 billion dollars in the next 10 years. Reporter the countries have agreed to Work Together on regional issues including those in iraq, syria remand yemen. Theyre the three countries that iran feels are in conflict with the region. In saudi arabia he signed 14 agreements, mostly on Economic Issues and some on strengthening security. Translation the saudi kingdom and china are aiming for enhancing security and stability in the world and we appreciate empts in this regard. The challenges that are facing the world, particularly that of terrorism, require the International Community to have the nonintervention in countries. Reporter the Foreign Policy is based on that principle of nonintervention. The critics would like china to be more proactive. As the conflicted up in yemen last year, the chinese president postponed a trip to saudi arabia and ee sdwript, yet he had to send warships to rescue people from yemen. It doesnt stop it selling military hard ware in the middle east. Translation i would like to express egypts appreciation of this distinguished achievement with china. It has been completed in record time for the development of economic and military cooperation that has reached unprecedented heights. Reporter expansion of economic ties remains at the core of chinas policy. That includes the frins from iran to saudi arabia and to which the economic goals in the region, china is walking a tight rope between rivals but similar promises to all sides iran is also in negotiations to update its ageing fleets of airlines. The transport minister said it plans to buy more than 100 planes from a European Firm as early as march. It follows the lifting of sanctions just last week. Two volume can owes volcanos have rumbled back into life. One erupted 12 times on saturday. Another one volcano roared into life. Still ahead, all the spofrt in south africa sport in south africa. The very latest coming up. Ming up. Its often referred to as the noble prize for architects which has gone to one in chile for the project that could be the future for thousands. Reporter this man is an architect obsessed with the needs of his time, a time when by his calculations two out of five billion people will be living in cities under the poverty line by the year 2030. This means that we will have to build a one Million People city per week with ten thousand dollars per family. Reporter he has already started here in chile with the revolutionary social housing design that has made him one of the youngest recipients of the worlds most prestigeous awards. We have to pond to this phenomenon. There is no precedence in human history. He was hired to rapidly rebuild a city destroyed by the 2010 earthquake and tsunami. He came up with a novel solution. Instead of producing tiny units, we ask ourselves why dont we think half of a good house. We thought it was efficient to make the half that a family will never be able to achieve on its own and then allow families to do their other half at their own timing according to their own needs reporter it is called participatery expanding design. Poor residents moved from this to this. Homes that families built on by adding more bedrooms. Or a terrace or balcony or a shop. Not on the outskirts of the city but right in one of the wealthiest districts. These residents used to live far away and travel for hours to get here. Now they work and live in the same area, which improves their quality of life and in turn reduces the inequality gap. That is the point. Although his multi Million Dollar prestige projects have won him critical acclaim the world over, he seems most proud of his social architecture which clues public spaces alongside public housing. Public space by definition is worth improved or po not the quality of life for free in cities. Reporter architecture that he hopes will ultimately stand the test of time all the sport now. Reporter thank you. Novak djokovic said he suffered a brain freeze in his match in the australian open. The serb who is chasing a sixth title in melbourne needed five sets as he got past the french man in what was a great performance. Reporter Novak Djokovic has looked unstoppable so far this season, but up against a determined opponent, he appeared to meet his match. He made 100 unforced errors and he has taken all the way to five sets. The five time champion persevered through four hours and 32 minutes to reach the quarter finals where he will take on another. I was, obviously, pleased to win the match. In terms of the performance itself, i havent done well at all. Reporter no such problems for roger federer. He beat his opponent in straight sets. With 21 grand slams to her name, Serena Williams is three short of the record. As the australian tennis legend watched the world number one from the stands, she took a step closer to slam no. 22. Williams was rarely troubled in other straight sets victory over her russian opponent as she booked her place in the finals in just 55 minutes giving her the rest of the day to herself. Perhaps not quite what she had planned. I hadnt been doing anything. Ive been spending time wondering about myself, this trip. It has been quite sad and ive been alone a lot. Kind of boring. Reporter what have you learnt about yourself that you didnt know two weeks ago . I think i hate being by myself. Reporter at least she will be reunited with her old friend. The fifth seed had to battle past another. She had a seven five seven five win. Reporter to football now. Arsenal can go back to the top of the english premier. They kick off against chelsea. One game has already taken place. A very important win against swan see. Arsenal host chelsea. A win would put them head of leicester. It would be an intense game. As usual what you get in premier league, but overall i think because of the quality of the players on the pitch, because of what is at stake for both teams, it should be a very intense match, no matter who sits on the bench. Reporter sports in the u. S. Has been hit by the storm that shut down most of the east coast. The games will go ahead on sunday. The panthers will host the cardinals for the championship. The panthers are favorites by virtue of their great season record where they won 15 games and lost just the once. It is the best record out of all four. The afc championship pits tom brady against Peyton Manning and the bronco. You would expect both have impressive records. Brady is 38, seven months younger than manning. He has four super bowl win against manning. Manning has thrown for 539 touch donts, a hundred more than brady. Brday has one 11 out of their 16 meetings. Manning comes out on top. I think the plan of 17 times is cool. Especially someone as great as him to play against. You know youve got to play 60 minutes and youre going to be in for a tough game there has been a lot of different players that have played in all 16 of those games and so as a quarter back it is a great honor and privilege to compete against him over the past 16 17 years. Reporter in the end the nba a three pointer with less than a second left. A dramatic win against the at lant ahawks. They were leading by nine points at halftime but 14 of points at the start of the Fourth Quarter saw them come back. This two pointer tied things for the hawkss. With a second remain iing, a possible good owe men for arizonas team in their title match up on sunday. We will have to wait and see. Cricket, and the fast bowler took 7 wickets to sauth after. Playing in just his 6th test he took three for none in just 12 balls. They were blown away with 211 for 6. The ending figure of 7 for 112. South africa have begun their second innings. 42 important 1. A lead of 175 runs. To golf and the big three could soon become the fab four if fowler continues his form. He held of others to win the abu dhabi championship. He searched surged surged in front with shots like this. There was a late surge from the world number 3 who chipped in for a birdie on the 16th and rolled on an eagle for his final roll. Two shots back, his one stroke victory on the final hole. Its his fourth title in nine months. Just a day after breaking it downhill record with a 36 victory, american skier lindsay vonn has been at it again. She continued the double in the super g. Clearly a favorite with the former olympic champion. It was her 11th win. A fourth tour down under was won around adelaide. Ewen won the state. Thats it. More later thanks very much indeed. After getting the first ever oscar nomination, the film shock is nominated in the short film category. A friendship during conflict. It brings this to a wide audience. Reporter the moment the oscars nomination was confirmed. Cheers, tears and celebrations and recognition of an extraordinary story. In fact, the films two 13yearold stars are being recognised everywhere at the moment. Translation everyone here knows about the nomination. When i go to a shop people say to me they are proud of us reporter the short film is the story of two boys understand friendship pushed to the limit in the kosovo conflict in 1998. I had difficulties with my part because i didnt live through the war. I t got easier with help from my parents and the film crew. Translation i remember travelling by bus when the Police Stopped us. They asked me in serbian to show my id card. I didnt have an id at the time because i was only 14 and didnt speak serbian. I knew the police spoke albanian and i told him i was travelling to school. He hit me. He said i would have to speak serbian if i met him again. Reporter just making the film has been a major achievement, but being nominated is an inspiration to other film makers. Translation this is the First Time Ever that kosovo was nominated for oscars. It means a lot for our Film Industry because it might increase interest in making more movies about kosovo. Reporter it uses a cast of local actors. It is 21 minutes long, but win or lose next month, this short film looks set to have a long Lasting Impact do stay with us here on al jazeera. Lauren tailor has another full bulletin of news for you from london. London. Inside story takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. Were giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. At 9 30 america tonight top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. Everything thats happening here is illegal. Then at 10 00 its reports from around the world. Lets take a closer look. Antonio mora gives you a global view. This is a human rights crisis. And at 11 00 news wrapup. Clear. Concise. Complete. Russian airstrikes blamed for killing dozens in the city of darizul. Lauren taylor. Lashingsz live from london. Iraqs army steps up its push to retake ramadi. A call for early elections. Setbrations after a short film from kosovo gets an oscar