coming up the old guard zimbabwe's president. who helped. write. the first japanese. libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in his detention camps the plan has been drawn up at a joint african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries but the reports from. the theme of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from. the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something but at the end of the summit leaders decided is that they would try and repatch. migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya and want a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. for anything other than african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repatch rate anyone who's trapped there the fun is on fire. there are women and children living in inhuman conditions we have agreed along with the e.u. and the un to set up a task force for repatriating at least three thousand eight hundred people. leaders say there are more than forty refugee camps in libya where people are bought and sold by those with little respect for human life while the leaders here have committed to helping refugees in libya there were very few details as to exactly how and when they will repair create them and they were also very frank about the new task force they say they'll put in place to combat people smuggling. that there was also no mention of the french president's remarks to reporters that military action against traffickers is a possibility the u.n. secretary general told summit leaders on wednesday that new ideas a needed to deal with migration including more legal ways to enter europe is that something that you discussed and something which you wouldn't visit each you have to. we have to stop to. use workers say until young people have real opportunities little change we want to . say. and here. place. this no doubt that ending the slave trade is an urgent priority but unless gnostic solutions are found to persuade people to stop leaving home in the first place human rights abuses will continue to affect africa's most fun noble this was the first summit between these two organizations there were more than eighty leaders here for african and european union's and what they said was that this is really an opportunity for a new era in relations one that was. in a sense it was an attempt to try to redress the balance of the past but one more many experts have told us is that. as the european union continues to pour money into africa it is going to be very difficult to do that syria's u.n. mediator. has held separate meetings with the government and opposition figures in geneva the eighth round of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war have now been extended until december fifteenth the opposition still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar al assad but that's not been discussed yet. the un's humanitarian advisor for syria says aid supplies are being allowed to reach a besieged damascus suburb. is calling on world powers to help arrange the evacuation of five hundred people including over one hundred sixty children from eastern guta it's been under siege since twenty thirteen nine children have died in the past few weeks while waiting for permission from the government to be evacuated to hospitals just forty five minutes away. we have. convoys of aid work is being blocked from women and children wounded that need desperately this price inside the area of eastern good which is indeed just forty five minute drive from that must be city there is now malnutrition among the children it has gone from two percent to twelve percent a five fold increase in the last ten months. the u.n. security council failed last month to agree on investigating chemical attacks in syria the inquiry into the use expired after russia vetoed a u.s. sponsored resolution that would have extended its mandate and as a solid binge of a report from northern aleppo the inaction is causing fear among syrians the perpetrators will become bolder. when syrian children play in the street their games in opposition held areas are often disrupted by the sound of warplanes . usually russian or syrian jets fly overhead. an airstrike killed a base mother this exterior was injured when syrian government attacked hunchy hoon with chemical weapons had been bashed your way remembers that day when he was in his brother's room and he smelled something funny. when he woke up in turkey his mother was gone. we met him there in april when he was being treated the un found the syrian government responsible for the sarin gas attack in honshu horn which killed around one hundred syrians they bring all the staff and doctor up to lead their mission as he's witnessed dozens of other attacks including one which killed more than one hundred people in a car bomb in hama province the town was controlled by isis fighters at the time and witnesses reported suffocation after poisonous gas was dropped on them dr their wish accuses the world of ignoring chemical attacks even in areas which were not under ice and control his colleague dr ali their wish was killed in the attack in march he refused to leave a patient on the operating table the doctor continued the surgery and died a few hours later in an ambulance but he saved his patient dr abdullah says what happened amounts to a war crime and no one's been held accountable. by the un's chemical watchdog i brought all the evidence with me. he was wearing piece of metal from barrel bombs and samples of soil and. other victims of chemical attacks and. the twenty five members of the family included a wife and two children the world briefly took notice when news of what happened to them went. seven months on. the nightmare every day. for me you can't imagine my pain i was hoping after this attack a sad news regime would face something that is still the same we're in painting i get no justice. that's a feeling shared by victims of hundreds of chemical bomb attacks in syria and investigators have found the government responsible for most of the people. and. limited mandate those carrying out chemical attacks will be emboldened. saudi led coalition's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern city of eight earlier he said that hit a military target is the second missile fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed. on the fourth of november we know inside yemen medical sources say at least fourteen people have been killed in fighting in the capital sana'a forces loyal to former president. fought with the rebels. accused of carrying out a coup. zimbabwe's new president. has named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party members of the military who asked informally to robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government. sworn in a week ago as more from harare. to people who hope that this cabin where more inclusive they may be disappointed the cabin has some soldiers and members from the military it has a lot of the old guard it doesn't have anyone from the opposition so some people who hope that prison and go would be a different kind of leader from may be disappointed it could indicate that maybe things may not change on the ground it's more of the same those who are cautiously optimistic hope that the president knows what he's doing he is a businessman they hope that he's assembled the right team to resuscitate the ailing economy but there are some people we've spoken to over the past few days who have been very skeptical of prison and are they saying he's part of the old system he's been in government is one hundred eighty he's been a close ally of god with a former president he's helped you helped keep power for thirty seven years if you have been asking really what is he going to do to make things change if he was part of the old system he benefited from the old system time will tell what will play out in the next few days next year we speak few months but i think the initial response from people who hoped who hope that the new president will be more inclusive in his cabinet may be disappointment but that said they still some cautious optimism people waiting hoping for the new president has some kind of plan to resuscitate the ailing economy now a date has been set for the planned of the question of japan's emperor akihito a special panel chaired by prime minister shinzo abbott has decided he will step down on the thirtieth of april twenty nine thousand the japanese monarch who's at heart surgery will be succeeded by his elder some crown prince naruhito the abdication of the first batch of his monarch in about two hundred years michael paine is president of the shin get sued news agency here explain the reasoning behind the and present location. what's the implication of the m. burn itself he basically made it very clear that unlike his predecessors he didn't want to rain until death he said look i've worked all my life as a symbol of the nation of empire and my health was declining and it's fine for me to step aside and so it was really the emperor himself who started the debate and i walk out to kate and this was the government which didn't want to agree to the emperor's idea to eventually go along with it but number people in the imperial family is very small and i'm though when they have had children many and most of them have been female children so looking to the future it's probably fairly certain that there will come a day when there will be a need to have a female emperor or here either of knowledge other branches of the imperial family and the bake the material again this is something that the all the governments against the army there was not one of the delta burke but there are other horses and yeah the society is that one up and in fact that in the in the evil in the ancient past the heart he'll be blunt terms. that's also to come here and i'll just say recruiting will tell you why opposition supporters in hundred europe say they won't accept the facts so thank you and we take a look at how congress working to regulate digital currency are in that state with us thanks. from the neo knights of asia. to the c.c.p. never sleeps. hello now we know winter is broken through now from europe into iran and the levant the stills and cloud around the satellite pictures that suggest something is happening in the sky but not much to be honest there was a raid or a few showers developing in the caspian iran a lot of sunshine from the iraqi plane back to the coast of the mediterranean the temperatures actually rising in beirut but twenty three about how we get to saturday and there's nothing much further east apart for a little bit of rain or snow up in turkmenistan and beyond but you may just caught a bit of cloud in the forecast for friday coming down through kuwait into northern saudi and here it is with a shower potential maybe hitting riyadh seems dispersed the day after so we go for i think clear skies for this time still a bit of a breeze in the north twenty seven is the max and swore on the western side of arabia thirty four which is the normal change now we haven't seen tremendous showers recently in a good part of southern africa everything is retreated to this line here to tanzania malawi northern zambia and the congo there might be a little bit more action in the skies on the eastern side of south africa including johannesburg and durban by the time we get to saturday but cape town still enjoying big blue skies nineteen degrees. the weather sponsored by cattle race. you are making very pointed remarks when they're on line the u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminalized or if you join us on say you know you will first just makes up of it in the morning and say i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue that could be what leading to some of the confusion online about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing a bilson is detention camps the plan has been drawn up a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. a day it's been set for the planned abdication of japan's emperor akihito stepped out of the thirtieth of april twenty ninth he's had heart surgery will be succeeded by his eldest son crown prince now he took the application to first by japanese monarch in about two hundred years. and zimbabwe's new president a muslim man and god was named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government. pope francis is leading an open air mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh he's the first pope to visit mainly muslim nation in more than three decades the head of the roman catholic church would also meet ranger refugees in dhaka more than six hundred twenty thousand rangers have fled violence from the neighboring bangladesh since all this to a child stratford joins us live now from cox's bazar so charles just talk us through what the pope is doing today. and i want to just that having some problems there with charlie. try and come back to him a little bit later if we can but you're watching live pictures there coming to us from that mass that the pope is having in bangladesh we'll come back to charlie if we can a little bit later. now russia is accusing the u.s. of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the u.s. warned pyongyang that it will be utterly destroyed if war breaks out early this week north korea tested its latest intercontinental ballistic missile but russia says cutting diplomatic and trade ties isn't the answer to the standoff. one gets the impression that everything has been done on purpose to make snap and carry out further inadvisable actions it is regrettable the americans should explain to us what they're after well despite this the white house says the u.s. has only one goal in dealing with the growing nuclear threat from north korea. this is. focused on one big thing when it comes to north korea. of the korean peninsula that's our number one priority that's what we're focused on . the priority at this point pro opposition demonstrators and police have clashed in the honduran capital supporters of the main opposition candidate. threw rocks and set barricades on fire. that's where the final votes of sunday's presidential election are being tallied the opposition's accusing the government of trying to steal the election the final results are expected in the coming hours trees about reports. it's been four days since the presidential election. these people say they are gathering in the capital to defend their vote. we are challenging the results. but the electoral tribunal is corrupt and is defending the interests of the president and betraying the hundred people we won't allow these elections to be stolen like happened in the past. both president. and his t.v. star opponents. team victory after sunday's election initially the result of free speech. and then swung towards him and this after holed up in the count. remote municipalities that have not been tallied and their votes have not been counted as the victory of our party because rural areas vote in favor of the nationalist party. on the has one of the highest murder rates in the world and there are fears that the current political crisis will increase the violence that already exists in this central american nation. i don't even want to think about it but i fear this could get worse during the coup in two thousand and nine i'm afraid for my children my family and my wife respect the results. of american states. managed to have both candidates statement where they vow to respect the final results once the disputed votes are checked. but nothing later rejected the agreement saying the government is trying to steal the election and urged the supporters to take to the streets protesters set up barricades and clash with the police that used tear gas to disperse them but. the next president whoever wins is going to be in a weak position because of that in march and the suspicion around the election and those will be accused of winning three four and being illegitimate and will have the institutions against him. on the road as is already battling poverty and crime political instability. the situation here even further. germany's president has held talks with the chancellor angela merkel and the leader of the opposition social democrats trying to break the deadlock of the formation of a new government germany has been without a government since an election in september merkel's alliance emerged as the biggest block but lost seats to the far right the social democrats had previously said they wouldn't rejoin any coalition with merkel. to opposition leaders have been arrested in the democratic republic of congo after they pushed for protests that have been outlawed by the government they want the president joseph kabila to leave office his mandate ended last year but he's vowing to stay on until december twenty eighth seen because of problems organizing a new election reports. opposition leaders in the democratic republic of congo want president joseph kabila he has overstayed his mandate by a year and says he'll stay for another they leave the security of this residence in kinshasa prepared to start bloody clashes to run him out. kabila promised to crack down if they went ahead this was the two sides colliding. police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters outside the home of the leader of the opposition coalition felix chizik eighty two opposition leaders were locked up as their followers fueled nationwide protests. today we are participating in a march of anger a march as angrily said to can be no never again could be a little office in two thousand and one after his father was assassinated the second term as president ended in december twenty sixth he refused to step down and the un says congolese security forces killed forty people who protested the decision four hundred sixty were arrested. now kabila says he'll stay for another year because there are delays in registering millions of voices joining us today i dare him to use all available means to beat us but he needs to keep in mind that past. will chase him out of the country even if we pay for it without blood. opposition voices can be heard by knowing the fractured country from all corners even in the troubled east a thriving battleground between groups. they want to transition to a new president from december thirty first and they won't be allowed to have no passion and those who've seen the results of previous tensions in the city will be hoping could be liz mix who is one of deescalation shallop bellus al-jazeera. honest about one of our top stories here the pope's visit to bangladesh about a child who's live for us now in cox's that's on the border with me and so just talk us through what the pope is doing today. well the the my. that is being held is started now in a park in the car we understand that the pope will be able deigning sixteen priests after or during this mass he will there later in the day be meeting a group of ranger refugees that have been selected from these camps to travel to the car by bus we believe to meet the pope we met one of those a member of that group yesterday who came over with his twenty member family escaped me and mar in august on august twenty fifth when this crisis started saying that there you know he was going to be asking the pope for help to try and you know deeply publicized the kind of. crisis that these people are suffering more than six hundred twenty five thousand ranger refugees have crossed into bangladesh in the last couple of months so despite the pope last night mentioning the crisis as we know as he did a similar scenario to what happened in myanmar he did not to mention the word ranger he thanked bangladesh for their assistance in this humanitarian crisis. but he refused yet again to use that word we understand certainly members of the catholic community in the am i had warned him against doing that there were fears of a backlash against catholics in myanmar we don't expect him to be using the word. throughout this visit a word that of course the entire international community uses and it's interesting some of the reaction coming from the vatican the vatican said that the pope's moral authority on this issue has not been lost it said that his moral authority is not infallible but it has not lost and one of bangladeshis top cardinals has said. the pope is a problem solver and he's here to prepare the hearts and minds of people to deal with this crisis just very briefly yesterday the pope thanks bangladesh for helping their end jetson us more quickly about the impact of the crisis that invalidates. which of course you recognize that well before the six hundred twenty five thousand crossed the border in august there have been around four hundred thousand living here in bangladesh for years and that put a huge strain on the bangladesh economy here it's around about a billion at least a year that they're spending just to house the refugees that were here before they should recent crisis this huge drain on the humanitarian organizations the bangladeshi humanitarian organizations here they have done a lot they have been very generous but as the bangladeshi government says it doesn't see the rain just staying here permanently and it's already engaging with me and mark in order to describing as some sort of repatriation process for them. charlie thank you now the u.s. federal reserve is warning that digital currency is could pose a threat to global financial stability they're used by some people to make online purchases but most users see it as an investment as wanting to cash in on the technology a meeting in hong kong that's given the pollen reports. hong kong has always positioned itself on the cutting edge as a financial industry which is why the buzzword at this annual conference is bluffing and how the entire trading world can cash in on the technology but some warn it comes at a price it is posing new regulatory challenges but speed with which technological changes are taking place much higher than we've seen before and secondly new entrants new entrants which are in particular startups but also big tech companies an example would be trying to contain the cryptocurrency phenomena in two thousand and nine bitcoin was the first to enter the scene using block change technology. there are now hundreds of crypto currency set here for the problem lies they cannot be treated like pass the script a card fees essentially it's open for future use and in most cases back you said you have to be defined so that created a lot of speculation making it a highly volatile investment for large gains and losses can be made very quickly for this reason and september mainland china suspended the trading of crypto currency and then the launch of new ones or initial calling offering forcing companies like this one to shut down their trading platforms across the board or its founder agrees new regulations are needed but such drastic actions are not necessary in hong kong. when you're blocking. your background and we. actually similar to the regulators so investor protection during. the hong kong monetary authority has told us it will continue to support financial innovations in the industry and currently is unlikely to tighten regulations or follow china's lead which is good news for the unprecedented numbers authentic entrepreneurs setting up in hong kong. who has just launched a blog company they are playing the same regulation. then we won't be able to trade into. the currencies anymore but. technology is not only about three to currencies and exchanges and so you can still use technology for their fields experts agree they say within two years block technology will touch every aspect of our lives transport banking insurance or just paying. the city now has to find a way to control some of the risks that come with this new technology without slowing down its evolution. the headline on the al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in its detention camps the plan's been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home country. for the planned application of japan's. he will step down on the thirtieth of april twenty ninth he's had heart surgery and would be succeeded by. the abdication is the first japanese monarch in about two hundred years. syria's u.n. mediator stuff under mr a has held separate meetings with government and opposition figures in geneva the eighth round of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war had been extended until the fifteenth of december the opposition still demanding the departure of the syrian president bashar al assad but that's not yet been discussed the un's humanitarian advisor for syria says aid supplies are being allowed to reach a besieged damascus suburb. egeland is calling on will powers to help arrange the evacuation of around five hundred people including over one hundred sixty children from eastern guta it's been under siege since twenty thirteen the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down in the south western city of hama shade earlier who said they'd hit a military target is the second missile fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on them before zimbabwe's new president emerson went on god has named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted the former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government when god was sworn in a week ago pope francis is leading a huge mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh these are live pictures he's the first pope to visit mainly muslim nation in more than three decades the head of the roman catholic church but also meet range of refugees in dhaka more than six hundred twenty thousand have fled violence from me and modern neighboring bangladesh since august those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream thanks for watching. facing reality if a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train of litigation through which we can bring a legal system to bear getting to the heart of the matter i don't think we needed the well some of my producers just to hear their story on top to how does it at this time. in the stream. today take three stories even keeping a close eye on a lot of the story our community has been buzzing about that my boy has.

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