outside gave us his reaction. away from the institution q he tells us of his concern that they'll be no real change for disabled resident. sort of more. nor you know what was a minute he struck. the fear for disability campaign has is that european union money fuels a model that's far from being the kind of community living 1st in physics when there was a clamor to close down institutions in this country. on a journey to the city of stone as a goal or a leading disability advocate kept a lot of us is furious about how she says money has been spent in her country. after this proper. to say no we didn't waste the money that makes me furious not just going because that it's a lie. disabled from a young age has never lived in an institution but today we're going to see her friends and to see who still does. she says. no. but for a gyal look at the scenes and so. i'll get to our minds. to live our own lives wind there's one divorce or one might so ok but also willing to live our own life if they owe factor this on thei

and let me start by asking you to tell us what's wrong with things in uganda right now. i will try to be diplomatic and say many things are wrong but if i was to be real i'll say almost everything is wrong and it all begins with leadership we have what many people describe as a click talk rossy for government which we hope to make better is relatively recent merged on the political scene you were before that of musician why did you decide to go to politics i'm a musician social activist and get to youth who recently i call it recent but it's 2 years ago decided to run and become a member of parliament so was it a natural evolution from that to politics or was there a moment that made you decide to get involved in politics i would say it was in not your evolution because initially like any other young man are singing about the cars and the parties and everything but you know over time after realizing that you need my music on my lyrics was influencing so many people especially the young people i decided to challenge you to post a video and it was working where however the

a politician from uganda thank you for talking to al-jazeera and let me start by asking you to tell us what's wrong with things in uganda right now. i will try to be diplomatic and say many things are wrong but if i was to be real say almost everything is wrong and it all begins with leadership we have what many people describe as a click talk rossy for government which we hope to make better is relatively recent merged on the political scene you were before that of musician why did you decide to go to politics i'm a musician social activist and get a youth who recently i call it recent but it's 2 years ago decided to run and become a member of parliament so was it a natural evolution from that to politics or was there a moment that made you decide to get involved in politics i would say it was in not your evolution because initially like any other young man are singing about the cars and the parties and everything but you know over time after realising that you need my music on my lyrics was influencing so many people especially the young people i decided to challenge you to post a vi

outside gave us his reaction. away from the institution q he tells us of his concern that they'll be no real change for disabled resident. because this material. sort of. nor you know what discipline in a district. to fear for disability campaign has is that european union money fuels a model that's far from being the kind of community living 1st in physics when there was a clamor to close down institutions in this country. on a journey to the city of start as a war a leading disability advocate kept a lot of us is furious about how she says money has been spent in her country. after this propaganda. to say no we didn't waste the money that makes me furious not just going to guess that it's a lie. disabled from a young age has never lived in an institution but today we're going to see her friends and to see who still does. she says. no. but for a gyal look. at the scenes and. i'll get to our minds. to live our own lives wind there's one divorce or one might so eva balls over willing to live for our life is the oh

on twitter using the hash tag a.j. planet s.o.s. . that's it for the show coming up next time we're looking at the impact of a warming planet and a growing population on the world's freshwater until then it's goodbye from me a man's apparel and all the team from planets s.o.s. . a chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia green box money rapid development and criminology $1.00 o one a 50 game to win is a loser in cambodia. on al-jazeera i thought this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of tonic billeted and if you can give them the opportunity wonderful things start to happen sometimes the simplest situations are the most impactful yet it is you know. the main things that sets out 0 apart from other news organizations is that a lot of our reporting is about real people not about ideas or politicians or what they may want to do but how policies and how events affect real people it's ok it's ok it's ok to do a little more complicated operations properly if this is not an act of creation i'm going to move

yeah they will put out on what he said all of us had. just given us so that. you know. i'll tell her. we're not going to save us and you know. a little. no luck this time but the c.b. on the team have used camera traps to look you meant over 35. to must now resident in the park. with balance returning the donkeys foundation feels ready to do what they have always done with their parks the native to the state in a $28000.00 signing ceremony with then presley and michelle bestially trees handed over the east and another park worth a combined 1000000 acres it was billed as the biggest donation of private land to a state least ery. the chilean government also contributed 9000000 acres of their own boy this land now forms 5 new national parks and expand 3 others an area 3 times bigger than yellowstone and yosemite combined. the root of parts a scenic road 1700 miles long connecting 17 parks across chile boosting the economies of the communities on route. right now just another 2 days facilities are closed down until the handover process is complete so the whole team there ar

if i gave them about a $1000.00 but if none of us could pay they were charging us with section 511. we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that. says he's had 1st hand. most of us out of 100 percent i only have 5 percent faith in the police. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me. our whole communities here. most says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime he says he didn't commit he's still stuck in prison here with the saddle. today he's finally getting his court ordered drug test he needs a clean urine sample and the green light from the doctor before he can be released it would. little trouble but a little malevolent a lot of unemployed and a lot of the no police for miles and those who say i don't mind your 6 months talk to hussein one brand has been working in drug rehabilitation facility he has. what was your assessment of the st

useful information. back in the lab programmers have been training the robot as a camera shop keeper we have 3 cameras in the room on these white pillars and in the experiments that we've run customers have come up and ask questions about the cameras and he gives information the challenge must perform much like a human shopkeeper anticipating michele 1st questions and supplying correct answers it must be able to move around a designated space in this case the laboratory camera shot freely and in and of the shoppers movements proactive but not too aggressive. tb lou is the brains behind these shopkeeping program how we as we are. very very proactive by their nature and we train them on. using the same data. we use a neuron no word to figure out ok i wish shopkeeper. should behave like how much does this $1.00 cost $60.00. and i get on board with. they spare how francs for your part of the good i well so even though the training sets for 2 extreme shopkeeper behaviors were obvious able to make a choice in

britain and believe me to help the us bombs do you believe. this meeting saddam is in the shadows on al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story a feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be foolish is you know that it should be but it is good to be because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issues. the people who believe that tell the real story i'll just mend it used to do the work journalism we don't feel inferior we're. going to look. at it again on this. reminder about top stories this hour india's prime minister is accusing his political opponents of fueling unrest over a controversial citizenship no one that critics say discriminates against muslims there under modi has also defended india's security forces in a speech at a b j p a rally in new delhi. a strangely as prime minister had to visit communities affected by bush after facing public outrage for going on vacation during the cris

later back on shore showed us a computer program that allows us to hear the bucky humans can hear the clicks because they're too high frequency but there's a way for you to modify them so that we actually could have you listen to this of course michael walker oh my. the bass in wiley by the program and now you. are looking for wow. the bucket the refuge measures in area 64 by nearly 100 kilometers along the upper 3rd of the gulf of california when you are in it the refuge seems vast and problematic to police effectively. since 2005 gill net fishing has been banned here but the real story is much different. especially. it is pretty dramatic and crazy every night it's so busy it never stops we have ramis ing radars on our bridge of the time time when and if it's and on us radars we can see the new activity at nights because poachers really go out at night the night of march 11th 2017 was busier than most of the sea shepherds farley mowat here on patrol for poachers spotted a small fishing boat in the back of the refuge. and when we see a target ladies we get our ship as close as possibl

take us us into the realm of what this means to have it connected to family because as you mentioned your father was a poet but he was also a leading opposition activist and you spent the 1st few years of your life on the run. as beautiful to me but i would thank you for sharing. i mean for us family was everything and ironically we were separated from our family we were exiled we had no communication but i grew up with the closest bonds that i think human beings can form with one another because this collective group for awhile my family was bouncing around and they were. iraq. london and in those days assassinations and software prevalent and they decided collectively to move to united states sic asylum and continue the organization over there so i grew up in a community of people who only have each other and you know we struggle together we overcame poverty and deaths and consoled one another so for somebody then go but a lot of blood family around i know that i have way more human connections in the average person and you know it's i've been there is officially just shy which is

to use you you can school beat on us markets is developed technology you develop solutions for technology people use one team for mission to move from the farm to the market and from the market to the farm and the only way you can do these groups is it to be a law that. seems way but they're almost ready to go back to william with the idea for an app back. to say you didn't use it but please let me come home but i need to get my mind mind you but. this. is. the prototype of their life app is ready to show william in person. and we'll. talk with. anyone. on the road back to william and this time we'll use joined by geoffrey one of the best trainers. this software city boys are about to be reminded why out here communication is a problem. on the planet they're much good people but. little do. we model. so. in a solution. the 1st step is showing the group how the prototype app works so it's only what to me is where really i'm. in the i'm building and. so because i'm going to more. it's a swahili word meaning fertility supposed to be a platform to exchange information well it's market informa

us to work out what's starting with making better use of his 2 acres. then you can design an app to help you. be a little tough to the sun and i don't think when danny ainge is up and up and began nailing. enough rice a bubble to double up the telephone of the suit. him in the limo some new york to like you know no sections different he says that come assemble to be defined in the b. ditch he is in to be defined be any be defined see says i killing him in again let me mares because this is. going to make bunda. who. are not a double minded man because. now so keep that to someone who. even says internet said ok somehow become a pilot making a scene from you seem. to not. be. now you maggie says and i totally named rick and i said st you're not playing when i'm 80. and. he said yeah when i talk when i was acquired all that all of them one of them. william suffers from the same problems a small scale farmers globally he has no modern water pumps he can't afford fertilizers and without proper transport he can only still crops locally so williams joined a f

with us. this is willing to. and here you're talking about accepting bribery or up to $200000.00 from way from chinese investors don't know. i have to get this i need to get more information on this you know a kind of a cult something that is nice to. have been an intro connection to some that you. know no you haven't but i know they have fishing you know even if. you met with the c.i. listening in and they came to the meeting. and to explain the songs we felt i would say. that it was you know about all the payments that somebody has been paying to actually look at them you know nothing about the nothing about what about the payments they're made to do a company and to buy which is owned by james how can he be don't know i don't know really i just i don't know don't know anything about i don't know in the us you're here today to speak about transparency but staying out of video talking about money laundering and i mix i mean it's not. what i said i am not involved in money laundering. we also wanted sam harry's b

check now why do you send us this project us festival. i think you know this was in contrast to some of the other pictures that i sent you off the city of the old city old town where you could actually see just how many people were walking the streets that morning and you know it it's that 1st view that we saw is something that takes your breath away but it's these that you know that make you think a little bit harder and don't get me wrong i'm from india you know i'm used to crowds i you know i am part of the crowd myself so i i don't see it as being you know something that that that should shock a person like myself but it did really because it seemed wrong to just have so many people walking through those beautiful streets and not really you know looking at the you know they were there it was an idea you know the police that they were there and not not really you know to brag it was. to most of them and you know say the last occasion a classic example from the perspective of what over tourism is in 29. yes i would say so ok so i love a

to illustrate they doing to show us what used to be. the prison is relocated to make room for confiscating. not only is it being sold nigeria but it's being trafficked to neighboring countries to. see. this is. so this is the. group. who was. asked. to do. the $500.00 it's something it's. all this tramadol they tell us mr stern for destruction of the jail full of it is just a drop in the ocean the country still drowning in the drug. next we join in india a drug raid. looking and acting very much like the americans you train them they take to the streets in an armored convoy. in a display of force they travel through kano shunting traffic on the road there is no you right here they disembark to read a large local market. evy handed operation probably put on for our benefit produces a few results they arrest a young man wearing a cannabis t. shirt. it's unclear if you even has any cannabis on him nevertheless he's bundled on to an in the truck which is fast filling up with other young men from the market . nigeria has a 55 percent youth u

more politic us. to get a bilateral agreement like that in place you need their big political support. i spoke to you have a stephens he said when he was operating in the media corruption was rife and he had to pay what he calls bribes to politically well connected individuals to obtain access to fishing quote there's sound familiar to you. it was actually corrupt before we came in you had a lot of people who understood that what i have officially right i can get rich quick and soon after the trade deal was signed as sam harry born angle miles quota they paid mangum are $2200000.00 u.s. dollars over 4 years well below the market rate but they transferred a further $4000000.00 to a dubai company $200.00 vala. owned by fish cause chairman james how did. the money. back out of the buy was for james to distribute further like to the minister of fish for the sharks and also possibly to the big politicians in the country. invoices for almost all of the payments that sam harry made to james and tamzin had a

there's a child in the back because i didn't want us ahead and try to intercept us they won't let us get closer this is a treatable condition if the child had been given a shot but 3 years after having moved from the institution to this so-called group home the child had not been assessed to determine whether or not they received you know medical care. in the same center where severely disabled children and young people need constant medical care and concern about how they're positioned in beds . many from the charity has questions about the way this young woman is lying she's concerned it might lead to pressure. they're not really any of the pressure on any of the muscles and identity of the joints ok we also saw many children quickly nicholas. in may she added biting who sells rocking back and forth chewing their fingers. but during our investigations here on occasions not only of neglect evidence of violence against disabled youngsters in a group which received in 21st. we came to govern with human rights lawyer and author jennifer he's visited a range of group who lives in this c

we worry about the legality of our land 20 percent of us have the legal documents he lost to us foreigners have been coming here it's causing tension in the community government leaders in jakarta say the exact site of the new city hasn't been revealed to avoid property speculation. we don't need to ask people when we want to move the capital it's up to the government to decide as long as we don't destroy the environment or harm anybody while plans are still in the early stages the 1st construction is expected to be complete by 2020 full movie and entire capital city will be a delicate balancing act for indonesia's leaders preserving the natural habitat while building their vision for a new concrete jungle inequality and the equal spread of wealth for so contributed to discontent across continents from the protests in france to lebanon's cash crunch right now a rebellion in latin america against the politics of more of the same in chile the rise of triumph led to street protests which morphed into calls for an end to near liberalism or freewheeling capitalism in america we see a new been r

them now those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera the inside story stay with us. defiant indian prime minister defends his controversial citizenship the deaths of angry protests to sweeping the country the book i'd like modi change his mind how far is the undermine secularism in india this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on stan grant a secular state where all religions are welcome and equal before the law now that idea is that the core of india's constitution but many believe it's under threat hindu nationalism has been emboldened by prime minister narendra modi since he was elected in 2014 his government has taken measures that have raised fears among muslims in particular a new citizenship law officers illegal migrants of religious minorities from 3 neighboring countries the right to become citizens of india but it excludes muslims and that sparked anger and protest nationwide laura burton manning reports. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago. dozens of people have been kill

and i'll use the u.s. as an example we look at the united states of one of the largest absolute number of people incarcerated 'd and one of the highest 'd per capita as well we could argue that a lot of these that are incarcerated for nonviolent 'd crimes like drug possession as trivial as marijuana possession and say this is a violation of human rights but on the other hand if we accept this idea of nation states that they have the sovereignty to make their own laws in the force they want yes any country we can point out and say well what they're doing is wrong we don't like it but i think if we accept this idea of sovereignty i think this is the main issue at work here. although to all the suffering to should not all say i think you feel like you want to say something. yes i just want to respond to andy i mean when he's right and when he talks about the summer in china. but i think he's comparison between what the united states does only and must incarcerating its own people and to mention the position o

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should say to brady and us. is not comfortable with european culture this is not like budapest. is a triumph for the march. dreams of conquests and the for global try. this is very very uneventful flight to us depressives is without resistance we are past the danger has already happened. it was then just 10 years ago. now this is it. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week an i.m.f. load tax cuts for big business and a sterile city for the poorest the perfect cocktail the street protests we speak to the vice president of resource rich acquittal. a cash crunch in kenya east africa's largest economy can't pay its bills will it need to ask the i.m.f. for help and the king of streaming is about to face a multibillion dollar onslaught from the likes of apple and disney will find out if netflix can hold on to its number one spot. weeks of violent street process were brought to a halt in ecuador in mid october after the president walked back on a stare as he measures that in marino withdrew the int

prime minister boris johnson says he would use the large majority one in last week's general election to ensure they are any further delays in leaving the european union and amendment to his brakes the bill will be put forward on friday saying all negotiations with the bloc must be complete by the end of next year well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the. kind of provide and is anyone willing to pick up the call we'll bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump is actually a glitch or a key. counting the cost on al-jazeera. because she's been experiencing it. myself. i think some of that way. because i'm not. coming from the rest of the. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week if you can't beat them or suppress them block them in more and more countries internet blackouts have become a fact of life syria's bashar al assad and the interview and italian broadcaster did not want its audience to see putting

i would use an experience. legally prescribe for the pain relief of the sick but taken in life threatening doses by millions in search of a fix. huge illegal shipments of the opioid tramadol or flooding was not forgotten by people in power goes to nigeria to investigate the devastating addiction epidemic that is even fueling the boko haram insurgency. west africa's opioid crisis on and. they wanted 43000000000 pounds with a weapon that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there is no hope of any more because there is always a small cobble of people from really really good mistress. in assonance we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks boeing is the longest manufacturing exports in the us. with details coverage critics say secular protections are great in the canadian constitution and now the french. and fearless generalism from around the world recycling center that this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management sy

so can you give us a sense of how to. create. this notion of a circular economy we can use all the stems of the selects or the peels of the cucumber if we feed them one week with basal leaves they will taste more basal and that's where we don't have to throw away thing away. almost any. mission is fundamentally about changing our attitude to the food to eat and preparing us for a future where meats like beef may not be so readily available. 100 gram of crickets. 22 grams of sure protein. it's a 99 percent less water and rolling beef. sold their carbon footprint is it's like nothing henry's also trialing a protein rich. the idea is a so innovative being seen as the future of food production on this world and beyond this is cost of this is also the $1.00 thing that. is interesting about. this space agency yeah well you know this it's a potato space st. louis caldera point so is the growth in the air oh yeah now that is something you don't see every day is it is wet yes. they still can't moist yes but this way you don't really need

and september us president onil trump abruptly stopped talks just as both sides appeared close to signing a deal at least 7 kenyan police officers have been killed near their somalian border gunmen from al-shabaab stop their bus on a remote road between the towns of woods year and indira. thousands of pro beijing protesters have rallied in hong kong there calling for an investigation into the recent elections where pro-democracy parties when an outright majority there's also another protest planned later to highlight human rights concerns. so most government says nearly 90 percent of the population have now been vaccinated against measles a compulsory program was rolled out after an outbreak that killed $65.00 people since october so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera bulletin at the top of the hour in the meantime counting the cost is that next. the prime minister's. mission is to deliver bricks on the 31st of october and making this country the greatest place on a person's departure is delayed. follow the drama of bricks it on al jazeera. hello i'm adrian finighan and this is coun

companies accessing its markets or consuming use joining us now from eastern china katrina is if i understand it correctly the area where you are is one of the hearts of chinese manufacturing is china regarding this deal as positively as the trumpet ministrations do you think. that's right you were city is known for this wholesale market and this is where people come from all over the world to buy basically every manufactured product under the sun and they buy it and they sell their home countries where standing now is where all the christmas decorations us all see is a lot of people here it's pretty busy today and actually this market sells 'd more than half of the world's christmas decorations and as you alluded to earlier there is definitely some christmas cheer here today this phase one deal is good news that it's very much needed good news a lot of the exporters in china have been suffering from a lack of common confidence from consumers and it's not low orders because of the tire of placed on some of these goods that are exported to the u.s. and china is very much sold this as a big win

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for us heidi 1st of all how significant is. this meant what is she trying to achieve by ok the drafting of impeachment articles against president. well it is a great moment of political drama not only is nancy pelosi the speaker of the house of representatives but of course she's the 2nd in line to the presidency herself so bringing the weight of the house speaker's words to push this impeachment forward saying that she is now asking the judiciary committee to draft these articles of impeachment it doesn't change anything in the practical terms of where we were already headed but it brings more gravity to the situation and it frames the significance of this moment for the american public so what is it these articles of impeachment what does that really mean will these are the charges if you will that the president would eventually face if as all the signs indicate at this point when this impeachment reaches the senate or the trial phase which would determine whether or not trump is removed from office and so now the pending que

used in 3 d. printing and my expectation is that the amount of products that we that we will be using that have been produced in the 3 d. printer will enormously trees in the end of coming years. growing cyanobacteria to make lactic acid for use in plastic manufacturing requires a detailed scientific recipe. researcher dr sabrina explains how the cyanobacteria is grown in the lab. here we grow the 3 cultures that when the news is to not too late. large bottles that will be again used to inoculate our pilot facility which is from 3400 liters of 2000 liters so you're growing a small amount in here and then you'll dump it and went to looks like an empty clear yet liquid and then it has to be the screen yes exactly yeah what's in here right now what are these. electric i said producing bacteria but we do is the monitor as close as possible all different part of this from ph to temperature to a new trend concentration in order to find the best recipe for the medium. to the lactic acid producing cyanoba

even passwords around and using 2 factor authentication and so on but none of us has the time or energy to try and it's like. it's crazy in this day and age journalists are facing such enormous digital threats we just have to do our best but sometimes stephanie in the case of the pegasus attack sometimes your best probably won't be enough. finally deep fakes are coming video footage that has been digitally altered to put words into people's mouths literally to make it look like they're saying things they never have future advocacy calls itself a nonpartisan think tank on global affairs and technology it's out to educate people about the existence of deep fakes the challenges they present to journalists and news consumers alike with elections coming up in the u.k. they've put out videos of the 2 main candidates boris johnson and jeremy corben appearing to endorse each other we will leave you now with some scarily convincing clips from those videos and a simple question did i just say that we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. i am here with a very special message. tical c

allowing us to do need or at least making changes that will enable us to change the laws but to change the constitution requires a 2 thirds majority our government has not got the 2 thirds majority we need to depend upon to all position but position of course is not very forthcoming do you think the leader of the ruling coalition on whatever him is the best person to take over at some point would you endorse him. well i can't get into the what of who would be the best person to take over because i've had bad experience i have named my successes and when they took over to do different things do you have any regrets about i mean you've had a lot say off and on relationship with anwar ibrahim any regrets about how that has transpired over per the 4 because we were. and think this is the bad we realize that countries needs is more important than our will or our personal feelings so we decided to forget the past and concentrate on developing the country that is more important than our corals so i'm dr mahathir mohamad thank you very much for talking probably. the stories generate thousands

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always us my only memory as a kid watching m.t.v. dancing the music that they would try to mimic what i try to do them walking never managed to pull it off i would sing and then my mom made me take piano lessons when i was 10 to 14 i hated it no one likes doing what they were told so it became more of a chore than anything else but it was obviously you know a lot of fun growing up with the musical inspirations but it was never a career move for me until much much later. so pushing along into that much later i want to share a video comment we got from a freelance journalist who talks about when she 1st became aware of these that have a listen. well 10 year cycle remstar made this track with 3 songs called without you and living in a small region in the south this weekend i was full thing press and curious who those artists. there were definitely other interesting are distinct interesting things that there were something about rob starr that caught my attention i think it was a combination of mine and him raising the bar for what you c

all right cadman peace join join us into this conversation once again just allow toby to give us his thoughts on what evidence still be the prosecutors will bring forward and you know if what if the i.c.c. can get access to palestinian territory what will happen then i think i think the access is an important point and what with respect to the to the gas from west jerusalem to suggest that guards are is not under occupation i think is a ludicrous argument to be making and not one that is likely to be taken seriously . i think the problem is and this was one of the problems during the the last u.n. commission of inquiry was the fact that they were not able to enter gaza to conduct any meaningful investigations everything had to be done from jordan. having said that i don't think that the problem is going to be for the prosecutor having lack of evidence certainly the filings that we have submitted to the i.c.c. and also the reports that we did to the commission inquiry is is based on credible evidence of witness testimony on reports of credible organizations so that's not necessarily g

catherine just take us through what happened there with this latest installment of the violence. yes these 2 people this was a car full and a child the child is safe so they went to take a taxi to take them to all the chinese some of these areas where people were killed and the taxi man got a constable because he said that people are not going to an only child too unsafe so he took them to the main taxi office where the question but that answers were not clear they did not have id and when the bags was stashed all this paraphernalia was found a military uniform bullet medical kids a firearm as well so people gathered and stoned them to death and what has happened since that time is that the people themselves of benioff say they want to take charge of their own security so they've set up this checkpoints in pots just such ng people who are coming into the city particularly from areas where these killings are happening there's also a government offensive an offensive against a.d.f. by the un and the congo leave the military we have spoken to the spokesperson of the military who has

us now from washington d.c. we appreciate your time very much so this this joint program the programmer of the saudis come here to to do some training how big of a program as significant is that program well it's significant because right now we have about 5000 people from 150 countries but 800 of them are saudis so there was a big use of the groups here because they buy so much american military equipment and they want to come here to learn how to use it so in the day the day after this the shooting happened president trump some of his public comments were that he said the saudis had expressed sympathy remorse and basically alluded to the fact that they would make this right with the families implying that there is some sort of monetary compensation that might come of this what do you make of his tone and it's framing of this when we're talking about lives that were lost. well i think the president should have good more forceful and said like the governor of florida or the congressman from florida you know basi

turkana and his plans to send troops to libya next month to safeguard tripoli against warlord to us forces. hello there i'm julie went on all this is sounds as he wrote live from doha also coming up there ox president says he'll resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block in part of. israel's prime minister survives a leadership challenge ahead of the 3rd election in less than a year. brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cash in on business off the chin the cheese in the amazon rain forest. hello there good to have your company libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians in on crooked vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment will tarkus forces will be tasked with fending off fighters loyal towards me for what it's our who began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april have tar is backed by the u.a.e.

i need you to do us a favor though why would we tolerate a president using his awesome power to make foreign policy when the safety of our country is at stake not for the people but for himself i will vote to impeach today because president trump did just that when he shut down a foreign country to criminally investigate his political rival if we fail to say that this was wrong than any president so we have been listening there to members of the u.s. house of representatives some 5 hours into the 6 hour debate that's going to go before the vote on impeaching the u.s. president and the house of representatives members talking about giving statements on why they do or don't support the president and why they do or don't support impeaching him well let's just remind you of the whole process now once the charges are approved by the house the president has a page but that doesn't mean that he's automatically forced from office next to a trial is held in the senate and that could be as soon as january it's over same by the chief justice of the supreme court and senators act as jurors while

use all. we know about you. so if you name one i know from the start you're going to be ok you're going to have a month off so with to me. what more do. you want to make our next door to us and opening up at all to when you go home is a look at all 6 and obviously you know 6. chicks into one of them but what are they going to throw you off somalia have. you got to. go to a ball from a kind of oh i see a take social phenomenon it was some of them or what i was about months ago not about to start even to get off your food is forced into although i think you're giving you're going to do know that on your side of what i think stand your. professor andrzej lie. koff has been studying north korea for 30 years he's written numerous books on the country and visited the so-called hermit kingdom 6 times including a one year stay in the 1990 s. he is currently researching the north korean fishing industry in order to reveal the truth behind the ghost ships mystery. since the ninety's we had a message client lauch state or

from new delhi thanks for being with us on the al-jazeera news hour just give us your sort of initial reading of the latest developments in india in the in the mass protests that we're seeing in new delhi as well as parts of the country. yes i can call all citizens from all walks of life cutting across glass balls to the legion have stepped out and there could be a difference in emphasis in what they are protesting the current but what is very clear is that they're asking the government and telling the government that the citizenship amendment at risk to the national population register and the national register of citizens is i'm not sceptical it is unconstitutional it is immoral and we are a democracy we are citizens we will not accept this and i think we have not seen these find this killer protests and these are not being led by any political party this is a spontaneous a stepping out of citizens from across classes and there is a very strong feeling here that the government is actually now trying to do something legally take steps which are not just unconstitutional and illegal b

us and. says that he didn't have the power to make that happen saying something that you know to be untrue doesn't quite carry the consequence the to east. is a 0 tolerance of islamophobia in the conservative party actually the problem is right inside conservative but that's before you get to the prime minister. of the robot we have the continual. claim by boris johnson the. building for the new hospitals for new hospitals will be built as as a result the notion as you calculate there not new hospitals all day he's actually building a single not you know hospital and it's one of many many lies which the prime minister has offered when you have a situation where there is this massive concentration of ownership in the print media. and that is overwhelmingly weighted towards it's henri's by pro tory billionaires staffed by people who are in their positions because of their political contacts usually with tory politicians that is a system that fundamentally in my view is unlikely to produce prope

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more politic us. to get a bilateral agreement like that in place you need their big political support. i spoke to you have a stephens he said when he was operating in the media corruption was rife and he had to pay what he calls bribes to politically well connected individuals to obtain access to fishing quote there's sound familiar to you. it was actually corrupt before we came in you had a lot of people who understood that what i have officially right i can get rich quick and soon after the trade deal was signed as sam harry born angle miles quota they paid lange to mark $2200000.00 u.s. dollars over 4 years well below the market rate but they transferred a further $4000000.00 to a dubai company $200.00 vala. owned by fish cause chairman james had. the money. to the bank of gentian to buy was for james to distribute further like to the minister of fish for the sharks and also possibly to the big politicians in the country. the invoices for almost all of the payments that sam harry made to james and

gave it to us. now he's gone and those in her town. where most of from the i model group are worried about what comes next we're alice is government help build a high school astroturf pitch in houses here. but for us to do just as important was a new found acceptance in society and this is. before you can get into the armed forces the police if you had dark skin or just an indigenous name we had to change our names after 13 years of even more alice our children could get jobs with their own names. even in national politics it's become common see something previously unheard of indigenous congresswoman wearing point yet is traditional skirts the administration which replaced morale is to set a different tone there's been criticism that the interim administration lacks indigenous participation and instead that the top jobs have gone from members of the country's traditional elite on top of that there's been accusations that the interim president herself janine years has in the past sent tweets with ra