they say shell is a company recognised for its lg bt say shell is a company recognised for its lgbt rights as an employer, how can you invest in a company and produce so much wealth for a country that has introduced stoning as adultery in addition to gay sex and abortion. so clearly there is a real difference between what shell does at home with its own employees, and at home with its own employees, and a country it invested in. so it is going to be fascinating to see whether or not any headway is managed. how far do you think corporate social responsibility should really go. to go to the point where it is changing countries' laws 7 where it is changing countries' laws? it does seem a little bit odd in that respect. this is a corporate. why should a corporate house way of a government of a country or how a country decides to rule itself? but on the other hand, you can say, hang on a minute, the people who are in charge of the government of this country are getting a lot of the income for this country from this corporate. from that respect i think you can properly see it both ways. let us l

yes shelling tripoli. is worsening the situation and killing civilians and i mean the shelling. of tripoli as well. the move this civil war will be revived start of from a new beginning here on the wall those of tripoli. cities that opposed to. i don't think that. by force they will. this this conflict of this national dispute instead of the two of the. that was the plan of mr sansa let me tell you and envoy right now they are replacing the they are forced by . the dialogue by military forces which will come up recedes do you do you think think general that. five times the advance his offensive on tripoli is going as planned i mean until now they had mostly are targeted open spaces but now we are in a city a populated city we're looking at urban warfare is is his plan on tripoli to march on tripoli going as planned and how difficult a conflict is it going to be once you know it blows up. more than ten ten days ago general fay for half the surprisingly at back. three poorly he could achieve more by using the surprise but now the surprise has ended when mr assad of the people i'm

there's been more shelling in residential areas of libya's capital tripoli during the night at least five people were killed by shells and rocket fire all otani for have tar has launched an offensive to in his words clear terrorists from the capital is up against forces that back the u.n. recognized government in tripoli and the prime minister on that administration fires siraj when two neighborhoods of tripoli hit by the shelling. you it is a civil barrack attack by the criminal khalifa haftar on the. districts of the capital which confirms his brutality this can't be done by anyone who has the minimum seats of humanity i assure everyone that he will receive his punishment tomorrow all documents will be submitted to the international criminal court for him to be treated as a war criminal who has committed crimes against humanity. meanwhile an incident on one of libya's border is is raising more questions about the involvement of foreign countries in the conflict it happened on sunday when a group of people carrying weapons and french diplomatic passports attempted to cross from liby

new and lucrative use for that leftover shells that usually go to waste. and adding vaults to vintage cars one british startup finds a way of keeping prosecutes on a roll. on thanks for joining us nigeria's climate is just perfect for growing tomatoes but house of it goes to waste even before getting to market producers claim poor infrastructure and corruption and consumers turn to imported canned tomatoes instead our reporter a family fish are met a young farmer who's trying to beat the system. one of millions of farmers in nigeria his life has always been circling around this tomato harvesting do not. come here so when there's a new week why i mean it's my passion so yes i was a boy the twenty five year old makes about kind of pounds in a month roughly twenty dollars not enough to afford children he says not even enough to buy a fridge about half of his produce. we need. it was. stored to me through does why we. are. lou is in the to me business because of the. story impossibilities one refrigerator would cost around one hundred fifty u.s. dollars too mu

she was arrested after supergluing herself to the shell headquarters in london yesterday. we welcome both of you to democracy now! farhana yamin, you are just out of jail. can you explain what you did yesterday, why you got arrested? >> yeah, i join the mass civil disobedience that has started in london beginning on monday, and i did it because of the inaction of companies like shell who have funded campaigns of misinformation and lobbyist governments to not take action, which is why we are here at this critical time. just to let you know, this civil disobedience is happening all around the world. extinction rebellion is standing in solidarity with all of those people who have been fighting climate injustice from around the world. i think there are around 50 countries involved in the international support for the rebellion taking here in london, and each one is fighting against land aggregation, against human rights abuses, and the toxicity of pollution in their own countries. juan: clare farrell, could you you about the urgency that and the supporters of your movement fee

other companies throw the caution shells into wilderness areas which is very polluting. we recover the shells we produce and also others and we extract an oil and liquids that's important for certain nice markets such as aeronautics or paints. to. paint and black are made with cashew oil is seen as a more natural alternative to paints made with chemicals right now that they need oil is exported to china india and japan the company hopes to make its oil known all over the world that way all cash to shelves could be used as a cleaner alternative for many projects. the supreme court of the united kingdom has granted nearly two thousand zomby and the right to have their case against mining company vidanta heard in england the plaintiffs allege that their land and livelihood had been destroyed by water pollution caused by the. copper mine in the north the donta delisted from london last year but maintains a legal base in britain the case could pave the way for more legal action against multinational companies with offices in the u.k. . japanese carmaker nissan will spend more

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the fight for tripoli shelling continues in the libyan capital as the warlord i leave for have to move to take the city from a you and back to government at least two hundred people have been killed since the strongman gone she's offensive two weeks ago we'll learn why foreign policy confines common ground on how to. and we capture the story of the hassle in the city all poor people or young people are not getting the state's famous defect. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad your chin and alarm call over libya by the world health organization who say more than two hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded this week as fighting rages over the capital tripoli the call comes as the united nations fails to agree on taking action to stop powerful militia highly if i have to in his attempts to overthrow the u.n. backed government in the capital now with fighting also intensifying one of the regions in libya at least twenty five thousand people have been displaced in recent days i'll be discussing th

and then she dropped a bomb shell. she said she knew who the friend was ken was supposed to meet, and it wasn't chris wright. she never heard of him before. >> david novak. that's who i believe he was meeting. >> reporter: chris' defenders wanted to know why the police didn't seem to follow up on that or probe more deeply into all that tension of dee mowers' family. odd, all of it. the feeling to them that something was missing, that the case against chris simply didn't hold together. so as chris' trial finally got under way, bianca felt her husband was as good as home. >> it was just like brilliant, you know? they go away, they do their thing and they come back and i get my husband back. >>> coming up -- chris wright makes his case to "dateline" taking on that voice mail message central to the case. few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulky. and it really protects. watch t

remove the shell, run downstairs while her sister presumably was waiting for him. all without leaving a single clue. >> reporter: and jordan's lawyers say the police timeline means it all happened within a couple of minutes. >> an 11-year-old child can't make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and drink a glass of milk without leaving clues. >> reporter: and tonight, a brand new witness. kenzie's younger daughter, adalynn, 4 at the time, now 13. coming forward with an account that flies in the face of the police timeline. >> mother, you fill my life with happiness and my heart with love. the gunshot was what had woke me up. i was so young. i did not know what the sound was. i was just gonna walk in to wake her up, and her phone rang. i went and answered the phone. and i was like, "hi." and they were like, "can i talk to your mother?" i went in to wake her up. and her face was facing me. i was just like, "hey, mom, wake up." and when i turned her over, i realized. so i hung up the phone and went outside. >> reporter: a treetrimmer spots adalynn sometime after 9:00 a

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well our shelling has been heard in the libyan capital tripoli it comes after the un recognized government launched an as strike on a camp of fighters loyal to warlord. it was carried out on the outskirts of tripoli the government there is raised its state of emergency to its highest level as it defends the city from fighters backing hafta. joins us on the line now from tripoli now the fighting currently taking place appears to be on the periphery of the capital but is it your understanding that the fighting is moving closer to the heart of the capital tripoli. it came sooner than later and apparently some little areas have just been taken by grad and hauser according to eyewitnesses. and a spokesman. minister of health and the aaa big government. actually an official person at the ministry of health said he spoke to a look at the vision. the way to go i said to movement was killed and ten other civilians were rounded indeed except religion to belong to ten and civilians including women and children as you know that have to the person who had been buying publicly and shelling given to the

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area in libya's capital tripoli it follows a night that saw at least five people killed by shells and rockets that were fired in various parts of the city meanwhile tenacious defense ministry says as many as thirteen people who were on down carrying french diplomatic passports tried to cross said sporter from libya before being disarmed the french embassy in tunisia says they were security guards for the ambassador the polls have closed after in an asia election in which nearly two hundred million people were eligible to vote it's a rematch between the current president joker we don't know and for my general barbara olson beyond tell you what we know they're going to get out or whoever wins we have to remind united we don't have to back as long as it's fair and honest if jacoby wednesday will support them and if proposed when that will support him what's important is that we don't fight but i mean. i hope off to the selection indonesia could be more developed and peaceful so of course all of us are thinking of how to make this country better. at least one hundred fifty people are miss

put hoffenheim two nil up in the first half and you know yuri pulled one back for shell after the break but goals from. mary and another from bell for a deal sealed the win for the visitors tito birch tyler scored a late consolation goal five to the final score and hope stevens shelter remain in trouble. let's get a round up of all the results so far for much day thirty as you can see there fire in edged braman glad lost to life sake i smashed six past stuttgart leverkusen beat nuremberg two nil shell and hoffenheim as you can see there absolutely well a great win there for heart and i'm and my they took on dusseldorf in a mid table clash and haven't even. puts the ball before john to leave my tits are stored in the first minute don't need new kit backyard shock just the doors back to life with an equalizer on nineteen minutes i think the belgian turned a villain by missing a second half penalty. kareem honestly we made it to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for minds. on school. now on sunday dortmund travel to freiburg have to take on hanover and as you can see there on mo

own soldiers as airstrikes pounded their troops during the night at least five people were killed by shells and rocket fire have to that has long been offensive to in his words clear terrorists from the capital about the white house has more from tripoli. according to the red crescent the health ministry here which is based in tripoli they've tried to reach out to civilians and families stuck near the fighting gear areas but in all cases many civilians have been killed or wounded so far since the beginning go there clashes on april fourth also other non-governmental organizations say that they're trying to distribute food and blankets to those displeased from the fighting that thousands of civilians have been forces out of their homes because of the fighting and recently many civilians were killed by random shelling people here are very angry and they're calling on the international institutions including the united nations and the european union to do their part to stop the military escalation by have to the forces on the southern part of libya the u.s. secretary of state has opened the do

warns that the shelling of the city may be a war crime. and peruse former president alan garcia has died of an apparent suicide just ahead of his arrest in a corruption case. on north korean state media is reporting that kim jong un has overseen a test or launch of a new tactical guided weapon the north korean leader has called as an event a very weighty significance this is the country's first public weapons test since the one noyce summit ended in february without an agreement well al jazeera is robert pride is following the story and he joins us now live from seoul just what do we know about this new weapon. this test apparently took place yesterday wednesday in an undisclosed location in north korea as you mentioned there it's been described as a guided weapon system a tactical weapon system which is presumably some sort of battlefield system as opposed to the kind of missiles that we saw being launched more than a year ago it's certainly not being seen as a ballistic missile test that's the important thing the distinction to make here

of all giant shell the climate change protest polarized opinion in the u.k. . if your house is on fire and you were asleep i would kick your door and come in trying to claim that smashing up the shell building is akin to saving people in the fire is absolutely a fact save the truth you are justified harassment you are justifying your justified criminality. by the very good morning my name is kevin zero in this is international live from russia it is just one and a half minutes past eleven o'clock moscow time headlines to come up the starting with this first to ecuador's capital quito of michel there were pro-science protesters clashed with police following the arrest of the leaks co-founder julian assange in london last week. protesters claim the president let him run it was sold to the united states is currently washington he was accused where he's accused the whistleblower of hosting and coordinating hackers at the ecuadorian embassy in london the president revoked society citizenship last week that led to the arrest of the stranded national and in the embass

funerals are held in tripoli after shells slammed into the libyan capital overnight the u.n. says the violence could amount to a war crime. one of india's largest airline suspends all operations after it runs out of money to stay in this tried. to begin in sudan where former president omar bashir has reportedly been taken to the country's most notorious jail bashir had been kept at the presidential residence since being forced from power by the army last week but he's now been moved to the maximum security cobar prison military leaders have arrested dozens of former officials who were part of the shias government including two of his brothers. arrests are underway observables of the eyes to the regime in addition to others who are believed to be linked to corruption cases the most prominent of those who have been placed in custody until no or the brothers of the former head of this corrupt regime abdullah and a bus bashir. protests in sudan have kept up their demands for change they say they will not leave the streets until the military has handed over power to a civilian gov

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shelling of maybe as capital calles at least five people as a french group a stop at the border with tunisia carrying weapons and diplomatic passports. play watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha i'm fully back to people also on the program and in asia as president looks for another time in the elections that have painted him against a for my general yet. donald chon veto is a move by congress and u.s. support for the saudi u.a.e. led war in yemen and the french president lays out an ambitious plan to rebuild snorter dam cathedral in paris after it was devastated by fire. shelling in libya's capital has killed at least five people as fighters loyal to warlord tidy for have talked push on with their offensive to take over the city forces that backed the u.n. recognize government in tripoli accuse have tar so-called libyan national army of firing rockets into residential areas but have tossed forces say they have nothing to do with the shelling meanwhile an incident on one of libya's borders is raising more questions about the involvement of foreign countries in the conf

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crimes by shelling civilians and directly targeting ambulances and medical personnel they've also shelled schools airports and a refugee camp these crimes have been documented in addition they're recruiting children to fight the war the national unity government will take all the legal steps nationally and internationally to deal with these incidents have task forces are still attempting to shell other civilian places and we are responding and mom went up there why has more now from the capital tripoli. both warring factions have been using warplanes to target locations in and around tripoli warplanes loyal to the world have to targeted the civil locations in tripoli including a military camp belongs to the government of national accord and their school while the government warplanes targeted the health of us forces locations near the town of the u.n. between on the way between the u.n. and tripoli authorities at him eighty get airport the only operational airport in the capital city say that have to as warplanes will flying on saturday over the airport trying to target him eighty get air

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often described as the most beautiful avenue in the world the shells elisei is a symbol of paris its name conjures up images of french elegance luxury and flair but the reality is quite different traffic's heavy pavements a crowded and the avenues lined with fast food restaurants schools shops and car showrooms parisians tend to stay away sorriest are often disappointed oh is that it's not exactly what i expected and there are too many people everywhere there are so many cars people and noise that i find it hard to see any beauty here. the head of a business and residence committee says the situation's urgent he's launched a project to renovate the famous avenue plans include more green spaces more the road around the outer trio of could be transformed into a garden beach or ice rink. the of a new has lost its soul and its identity shows it is a supposed to be a place for walking if the reasons don't come in and it's not because it's not your choice enough shows it's because it's noisy and unpleasant and polluted one of the main problems with the shortly is there is the traffic is ne

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the ropes outside of with empty oyster shells are suspects are very common in the vote out that creek. over time the spats attach themselves to the empty shells within twelve to fourteen months they grow to become commercially viable oysters producing a bumper crop for the farmers. the initial investment of about seventy five euros to buy bamboos and ropes returned eight times that amount and the project has been replicated in other regions across the west coast. so they say that's their. i mean much about it when i'm watching because you know what they did one little mother i used to work at the fish market to sell my couch my friends they would tell me the studio guy we saw you for doing the newspaper and heard about the success of your project what it was tell us about it and i said you can do it do what you need to form a self-help group to be part of the project which of the. moment i had a muslim mother the two out of a sense group that in my fish market alone i thought you should also benefit from this just like we did. the samata was it well this is. much of india's coastline

more of a shell collection expert. still has a pointless pile of shells. >> is it possible, we don't understand the behavior of the species yet. >> they attempted to lead her towards food but at the same time, you cannot interfere. >> with fingers crossed, we leave baby day 36, we observe her black plastic bag. we see her on the seaside with what looks like a fishing line. we see her at the shore with a fishing line. but it is not a fishing line. day 38, it appears she stocked this corner store and bought herself a bag of chips. they start backing away. >> i'm sure there will be more to this documentary. >> thank you. >> panda bear bubble >> becoming quite popular when posting these kind of photos. then just some kind of stunt. in this way turns on the treadmill and it launches him right on. >> i feel like at some point, ryan got in trouble. his mom sent him and locked in the basement he was like, i have to pass the time. >> i guess with a flipper and par corpsist, that's what they are going to do. notice on his foot,

shell and hoffenheim as you can see there absolutely well the great when there are four hundred and i'm and mights they took on the door in a mid table clash and dusseldorf haven't even touched the ball before john believe my tits are scored in the first minutes. just the doors back to life with an equaliser on nineteen minutes i the belgian turned a villain by missing a second half penalty. kareem on his roommate to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for mines three one runs from. now on sunday dortmund travel to freiburg have to take on hanover and as you can see there on monday votes for it will host frankfurt now it's at a table defending champions byron munich xtend their lead at the top to four points as you can see from dorgan to leipsic still in third frankfurt in force of course but they're playing they still yet to play though their movement their live labor has moved up braman move down at the other end of the table no change at the bottom shall come missed out on their chant chance to extend their lead and minds move up . now it's time for the bun this latest play

fighting in libya's capital has killed at least five people shells and rockets were fired in various parts of tripoli it follows an asteroid by the un recognized government on a camp of fighters royal toward just outside the city the united nations says the fighting is displaced nearly twenty thousand people the u.n. support mission in libya condemns the increased use of heavy weapons and indiscriminate shelling that has damaged civilian houses schools and infrastructure the secretary general's special representative salami continues his outreach to call for a humanitarian truce to allow for emergency services to access civilians trapped in conflict impacted areas the french president has promised to rebuild the not saddam cathedral within five years the cause of the fire that engulfed the destroyed part of the historic building is being investigated more than seven hundred million dollars has already been committed for its restoration the head of the paris mosque has appealed to muslims to donate for not predominate reconstruction the bubble back into the rest of the grand mosque is

kylie yuri pulled one back for shell after the break but goals from. mary and another from bell for deal sealed the win for the visitors peter birch tyler scored a late consolation goal five two the final score on top steven shelter remain in trouble. let's get a round up of all the results so far from much day thirty as you can see there fire in edged braman glass loss to life sake i smashed six past stuart garth leverkusen beat nuremberg two. shell and hoffenheim as you can see they're absolutely well great when they're four hundred and i'm and my they took on just the door of a mid table clash and dorothy i haven't even touched the ball before john philip my tapes are stored in the first minutes. just the doors back to life with an equalizer on nineteen minutes i the belgian turned villain by missing a second house panel to. karim on this made it to one and a second from a tighter seal the win for mines three one runs. now on sunday dortmund travel to freiburg have to take on hanover and as you can see there on monday votes for it will host frankfur

over time the spats attach themselves to the empty shells within twelve to fourteen months they grow to become commercially viable oysters producing a bumper crop for the farmers. danish an investment of about seventy five euros to buy bamboos and ropes returned eight times that amount and the project has been replicated in other regions across the west coast. knew much about it with much of. what they did one little mother i used to work at the fish market to sell my couch my friends that they would tell me going we saw you for doing the newspaper and heard about the success of your project tell us about it like i said you can do it do what you need to form a self-help group to be part of the project. mommy i had a muslim mother the two out of the said groups in my fish market alone i thought you should also benefit from this just like. it was in well this is the. much of india's coastline is well suited to oyster growth the demand for them is still minimal oysters are the least common shellfish on the menu in india only eaten by coastal communities this attitude changes very slowly

the gun, the shell casings and the gloves. as for the letter, smith told the jury police had found remnants of it on david strickland's computer. >> you can delete the letter off of your computer, but if you have used the spell check/grammar check function, that information is still stored in the computer. >> and that's what you found? >> and that's what we found. >> why do you think mr. strickland wrote that letter. he had to know suspicion would eventually boomerang back on him. >> that's what most people would think. >> it is a foolish thing to do. >> it is a very foolish thing to do. >> before prosecutor smith rested, he called kristene to the stand, putting her face-to-face with david strickland. >> i wanted him to see me and see what he had done but he would not look at me. >> defense attorneys john gilmour and jimmie grandbury don't dispute she was a sympathetic witness but in court she was unreliable. >> she doesn't know who shot her. she has no recollection. she wasn't able to pick our client out of a photo line-up. >

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this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the fight for tripoli shelling continues in the libyan capital as the warlord highly for have to moves to take the city from the u.n. back to government at least two hundred people have been killed since the strongman gone she's offensive two weeks ago will learn why foreign policy con find common ground on happened. and we captured the story of the hassle in the city of. play young people are not heeding the state's famous holdin back. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you're shootin and the lawn call over libya by the world health organization who say more than two hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded this week as fighting rages over the capital tripoli the call comes as the united nations fails to agree on taking action to stop powerful militias. in his attempts to overthrow the un backed government in the capital now with fighting also intensifying on other regions in libya at least twenty five thousand people have been displaced in recent days i'll be discussing the dynamics of t

under cover of a deliberate shelling forces loyal to libya's you could notice the government advance and where they will be so the east of the capital. they're trying to push forces loyal to world and for have to out over aims are unable. civil military units joined together in a number of flash points to form a defense called on freezing have to his forces of tripoli government warplanes targeted have to his forces locations near the area and city around eighty kilometers south of tripoli that. your forces providing fire support to our ground operations you know me is trying to flank our forces from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our fighters and the experience of our fighters it has become a war of attrition so to sit there is as good as controlled by the. military sources with the un recognized the government say they're preparing to launch an offensive in the next few days to retake the former international airport they want to push to discuss a little bit of shared a strategic supply point for have to his forces involved in the fighting southeast of

this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the fight for tripoli shelling continues in the libyan capital as the warlord haifa hopped and moves to take the city from the e.u. and back to government at least two hundred people have been killed since the strongman gone she's offensive two weeks ago will learn why foreign policy con find common ground on hotter. and we capture the story of the hassle in the city all poor people. young people are not getting the state's famous hold defat. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad your chin day in and the lawn call over libya by the world health organization who say more than two hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded this week as fighting rages over the capital tripoli the call comes as the united nations fails to agree on taking action to stop powerful militia. in his attempts to overthrow the u.n. backed government in the capital now with fighting also intensifying one of the regions in libya at least twenty five thousand people have been displaced in recent days i'll be discussing the dy

the shell building is a kid to say even people who are part of. the truth you are just a part of harassment you're just you're just too far. it's one o'clock am to international law. with me and you are to come to the program first to capitol where protesters have clashed with police following the arrest of wiki leaks co-founded in london last week. protesters claim president moreno so it's on to some states right now is currently in washington way he has accused the whistleblower of pasting and coordinating at the ecuadorian embassy in london he suspended astonishes citizenship last week interrogatives up next the rest of the australian national in the embassy. a song he was convicted. of reaching in twenty twelve he also faces possible extradition to the us off to being charged with conspiracy to have computer but civil rights groups say some of the challenge is all based on actions that any. and this. is the best has raised. what message does it send to the world that's the concern shared by the american civil liberties union the very body set

fighting in libya's capital has killed at least five people shells and rockets were fired in various parts of tripoli that follows an airstrike by the u.n. recognize government on the camper fighters loyal toward highly faffed are just outside the city. where the chairman of algeria is constitutional council tired belise has quit his post protesters had been calling for his resignation so. he's part of a ruling elite that should be completely replaced the tour of the ripples. celebrations on the streets of calling the resignation of time. he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully he himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. was that belize's decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment th

after a peace deal was signed this violence in south sudan displaced people are leaving refugee shell says and returning to their hooves but i'll say god they've really and what does their future like. the school kids fighting the flu we have the story of the children touching and it gets to the illness that's wreaking havoc in parts of kenya. that's not the john in the ivory coast when young to really make this i've been talking to.

the victims of shelling more and in the libyan capital in the main square there are funeral prayers. and calls for the international community to help stop the conflict. folk. were speechless and in great shock we stand here by the victims' families demanding an immediate cessation of that barbaric attack by the war criminals have to and his forces on tuesday night rocket fire hits residential areas several people were killed dozens wounded and a state of panic lost it all might. the outskirts of tripoli are now a battlefield around three million people are now living in the city's suburbs the un has condemned the shelling of civilian areas the secretary general's special representative in libya salaam a condemned in the strongest terms the overnight showing recalling their responsibility for actions that may constitute war crimes no lies not only with the individuals who ordered who committed the indiscriminate attacks but also potentially with those who ordered them since warlord leave there have to his forces began an offensive to take control of tripoli two weeks ago the violence

this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the fight for tripoli shelling continues in the libyan capital as the warlord highly fatah moves to take the city from the e.u. and back to government at least two hundred people have been killed since the strongman gone she's offensive two weeks ago will learn why foreign policy confines common ground on have to. we capture the story of the hassle in the city of. play young people are not hitting the states fadia is holding back. i'm kristie wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you're shootin and the lawn call over libya by the world health organization who say more than two hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded this week as fighting rages over the capital tripoli the call comes as the united nations fails to agree on taking action to stop powerful militias. in his attempts to overthrow the u.n. backed government in the capital now with fighting also intensifying one of the regions in libya at least twenty five thousand people have been displaced in recent days i'll be discussing the dynamics of this

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support mission in libya condemns the increased use of heavy weapons and indiscriminate shelling that has damaged civilian houses schools and infrastructure the secretary general's special representative on salami continues his outreach to call for a humanitarian truce to allow for emergency services to access civilians trapped in conflict impacted areas or tunisia's defense ministry says at least ten people who are carrying french diplomatic passports tried to cross its border with libya before before being disarmed the french embassy in tunisia says they were security guards for the ambassador. sudan's ruling military council has sacked the prosecutor general and a. protest demonstrations have continued their. transition must be made within the next fifteen. minutes by. the european union will trickle denies the legitimacy of the transitional minute at a concert but as soon as a civilian takes place the european union will be ready to accompany it both politically and economically. in twenty eleven nobody could anticipate that in just two years egypt would once again be under milita

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they apparently had no problem, however, shelling out $27 million to help illegal immigrants get a degree. how about that. >>> back to my editorial from the top of the hour. however, let me set the scene for you. this is how the media treated the border crisis before this week's shift in rhetoric. roll tape. >> there's people who came here legally and are petitioning for asylum. that's really our issue. >> it's a manufactured crisis. >> this is really a manufactured crisis. on many levels. manufactured by the trump administration. >> this whole mess is manufactured. it's a manufactured crisis. a non-crisis at the border that's really not fooling anybody. stuart: oh, really. that sounds like talking points to me. the man on your screen,

the victims of shelling mourned in the libyan capital and in the main square there are funeral prayers. and calls for the international community to help stop the conflict. we're speechless and in great shock we stand here by the victims' families demanding an immediate cessation of that barak attack by the war criminals have to his forces on tuesday night rocket fire hits residential areas. several people were killed dozens wounded and a state of panic lost it all might. the outskirts of tripoli are now a battlefield around three million people are now living in the city's suburbs they were and has condemned the shelling of civilian areas. the secretary general's special representative in libya salaam a condemned in the strongest terms the overnight showing recalling the responsibility for actions that may constitute war crimes no lies not only with the individuals who ordered who committed the indiscriminate attacks but also potentially with those who ordered them since warlord who live there have to his forces began an offensive to take control of tripoli two weeks ago the violence

the shell building is akin to saving people in the. safe the truth you want justified harassment you are justified you're justified. from moscow this is our to international just two pm here in the russian calcutta. this wednesday i mean you know neal you're welcome to the program we turn first to ecuador's company where protesters clashed with police following the arrest of wiki leaks co-founder in london last week. the protesters claim president lenin. to the united states right now is currently in washington where he accused the rest of the world stage and coordinating the ecuadorian embassy in london the president suspended just citizenship last week and terminated. to the arrest of the a string the national in the and the c. a sons was convicted by a u.k. court of breaching that bail and has also been charged in the u.s. with conspiracy to a computer government computer. faces possible extradition to the u.s. consul has been the issue but civil rights groups say some of the charges are based on any journalist mike take on those ki

the shell building is akin to saving people. the truth you are justifying your justified your justified. here in a moscow russia with the headlines in a bit more detail at one pm moscow time first until ecuador's capital quito were approached protesters have clashed with police following the rest of wiki leaks founder julian assange in london last week. this protest has claimed the president that in. the states where it is currently in washington where he has accused the whistle blower of hosting and coordinating hackers at the door and embassy back in london the president suspended the songes citizenship last week until i think it's a solemn pledge will lead to the arrest of the australian national in the embassy as we saw was then convicted by u.k. court of breaching bell has also been charged in the us with conspiracy to hack a government computer faces possible extradition to the us and over it but civil rights groups say some of the charges are simply based on actions that any journalist might take as reports next his arres