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celebrations on the streets of kuala lumpur as well had to mohamed take say there is malaysia's prime minister. hello again i'm here with al jazeera live from doha also coming up israel hits iran's bases in syria accusing the iranians of firing rockets on the occupied golan heights at least forty nine people are dead hundreds of homes are damaged after a dam burst in central kenya. this is a special night for the really really great people. don't trump welcomes the return of three americans held in north korea and heads for a breakthrough with pyongyang. to

malaysia's marketeer mohammad has just been sworn in as prime minister after a remarkable victory at the polls well that ceremony is currently underway it's taking place at the royal palace in kuala lumpur outside crowds are celebrating but this is the scene inside the palace there you see the supporters of moderate is a coalition which has unseated the established party better than nasional has been in power for nigh on sixty years ever since independence in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven still a same party and of course mahathir mohamad himself no stranger to the position of prime minister he ruled for almost twenty years in fact more than twenty years but that's a scene a prayer is being said for the assembled dignitaries. when

he is our correspondent who's outside the royal palace as this ceremony continues and wane there's no understating it is there really the surprise and the overwhelming achievement that has been accomplished by martin mohammed the ninety two year old former prime minister of malaysia who now takes the reins again. it's quite incredible really it's been an incredible comeback to the second chain yet as prime minister of this country it was only in two thousand and sixteen hour that he split from on no that he split from paris on national the ruling coalition decided to set up his own political party and decided to set that party up with the goal of becoming a major opposition force and hopefully come this election be part of the winning coalition and that is exactly what has done with a lot of concern to about this election people knew that. was

a chance with mohammed such a strong for such a strong name in malaysian politics with him involved that there was a good chance that this was going to be close so there was concern about how this would play out really how would by reason national with the outgoing prime minister najib resign at the helm helm how would they let go of power would it be a smooth transition would we see trouble on the streets protests possibly even violence that we've seen in the past there's been absolutely no sign of that a few very minor scuffles on election day but so far today the day after election day there has been nothing but celebrations people lining the streets the highways leading to the palace the sebring trying to get a glimpse of mohammed as he came to the palace for the swearing in ceremony and as you said earlier possibly a couple of thousand people outside the gates here and that swearing in ceremony started just before ten o'clock in the evening local time so just a few minutes ago and they were being civil delays throughout the day the

expectation was that it would happen on a thursday morning that is certainly what has happened in the past has taken place the morning after the election and throughout the day we saw several delays and of eventually at about four thirty in the afternoon malaysian time i had seen him self and at the palace so he's been there for five hours waiting for this to happen and finally as you mentioned just a few minutes ago before the king of malaysia he was sworn in as the seventh prime minister of this country and at ninety two waiting i mean he's made he's made light of it hasn't he saying that he's he's fully compass mentors he's got all his faculties but he's ninety two isn't he. yes you can get away from that fact is a very healthy energetic looking ninety two year old he turns ninety three in july but you can't get away from the fact that he is in his ninety's so he has a plan. in the future in fact he stated clearly that within the next two years he

will hand over power to an why abraham his former deputy prime minister who he sank back in one nine hundred ninety eight this election campaign and result is really full of ironies and that is one of the major ironies that he sat down why abraham in the late ninety's and then oversaw the imprisonment of and why you bring him on sodomy charges charges which were politically motivated then fast forward and he was jailed again on sodomy charges. out was the prime minister and who put in that position it was marty a mohammed while he was with while he was still very much pulling the strings of this coalition baris son national so he's been a dominant force in malaysian politics for decades now and clearly continues to be a very popular figure very powerful figure because he as i say is now the prime minister once again of this country and as you can see there is still a lot of support for him and this is very much as malaysians not only wanted the

figure of me to return to the helm again but also they liked his message and his message was basically wanting to restore the country to the rule of law because under. heaven so many questions swirling around about him personally in a bounce at corruption and his government. yes i think certainly in the last few years there was a sense that even if not jeepers arc won this election it was going to be close and therefore his change would possibly come to an end fairly soon anyway through another election or through more protests on the streets that we've seen over the over the past few years and in particular that is because he was overseeing one man do you believe this huge scandal surrounding that state investment firm which has seen billions of dollars siphoned off it while he was the chairman of the advisory

board all one named d.b. he denies any wrongdoing there still investigations going on and it was difficult to tell though leading up to this election where the malaysians really did care about that well the result would suggest that they did care about that result and now it will be very interesting to see exactly what happens tonight you resign and the prime ministership of. mohammed he has been asked will you go off tonight you've now he said look i'm not after revenge but i want to see the rule of law restored so certainly there is an expectation that perhaps not in the next few weeks maybe not even in the next few months but eventually we may see nudgee brossard go before the courts for his alleged role in the scandal surrounding one aim to be all right wayne thank you very much wayne hay there live in kuala lumpur as you see the supposed as thousands of supporters of marketing mohammed the new prime minister the seventh prime minister of malaysia right let's look at some

other news now and israel says it's hit dozens of iranian targets inside syria the military says it was in response to iranian rockets being fired at its forces in the occupied golan heights now syria's government has described the assault as the start of a dangerous new phase in the conflict are a force that has more from the occupied golan heights. cockpit video from israeli warplanes is they carried out the largest and most prolonged air strike in syria since the start of its civil war israel says it hit dozens of iranian military targets as well as five syrian anti-aircraft installations israel says it was a response after iranian forces launched twenty rockets at israeli targets in the occupied golan heights we have made it very clear that we are here to defend ourselves those who started this round of violence were hearing ins who attacked israel we responded accordingly and we are now waiting to see how the iranians will

respond israeli forces in the occupied golan heights were on alert for any further response at the same time local residents were told to go about their business as normal schools were open no restrictions placed on large gatherings israel says of the twenty rockets that were fired towards the occupied golan heights from syrian territory they all either fell in syrian territory or they were intercepted what followed was a massive and prolonged response from the israeli armed forces a real escalation in the kind of force that israel has so far been prepared to use within syria it's a message to deter any further such action and it's also making the most of an opportunity to do as much damage to rein in forces as possible israel's government has long warned of a growing threat from iranian bases and missiles inside syria it seems to have decided to act sooner rather than later. we have of course hit all the infrastructure not all but almost all of the iranian infrastructure in syria they must remember the saying if it rains here it will pour over there and i hope that

we finish this chapter and that everyone got the message. syrian state media said syrian air defenses it inserted most of the incoming rockets over the capital damascus but also confirmed that a radar station and a weapons storage site was struck. with iranian state television said syria had given a quote crushing response to. israeli attacks the strikes were carried out hours after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow saying he'd come away confident that russia would not prevent what he called israel's freedom of action a day later a different tone from the russian foreign minister. we see this is a very alarming development we believe that all issues must be resolved through dialogue during our multiple contacts with the leadership of both iran and israel including during yesterday's meeting between putin and netanyahu we underline the necessity of avoiding any actions that might be seen as mutually provocative. for

now this latest flurry of cross border violence has subsided but all sides are aware that a new bar has been set for its intensity that it could all too easily rise again are a force at al-jazeera in the occupied golan heights now an iranian m.p. insists that iran didn't carry out any strike on israel. says it was the syrian army that exchange myself with israel. from. so the question that everyone here is asking who shot first and we're still waiting for official reaction from the foreign minister of the presidency or from supreme leader himself or from anyone in the military establishment from the senior level officials we haven't heard any word on what they feel or think happened. at the border between syria and israel last night who we have heard from is a member of parliament mohammad jamal the he's on the parliamentary commission for national security and foreign policy commission often speaks on such matters and

what he told us is that what what israel was doing inside syria was probing and testing and that that was a strategic mistake he said that israel is essentially carrying out these raids because it cannot wage a conventional war with syria because it knows it would lose and he also said that iran's response is coming now he did not shed any light on whether or not iran was involved but what they've continuously said in the past which is likely to be reiterated again when we do see more senior level reaction is that syria has a right to defend itself that this is a conflict between syria and israel and syria responded appropriately and that israel is in fact the aggressor and as always they're moral most likely to point out that iran is in syria at the behest of the official government of that country but we're still waiting on senior level reaction here in the heart. now says a rescue operation is underway after a dam burst in central kenya police say they've recovered at least forty nine

bodies and there are reports that several others are unaccounted for heavy rain has cools patel dam in the cook county to break its banks flash floods have already killed at least one hundred people across the country and destroyed thousands of hectares of farmland and houses well the dam is part of a reservoir in a privately owned farm which has a total of seven dams irrigation when it burst a wall of water and silt swept away hundreds of homes it caused damage as far as ten kilometers away including to two schools in the town or so lie andrew simmons has more from derisive county in eastern kenya the number dead still appears to be rising and that's because no one is sure about how many people are missing rescues have been going on very dramatic ones a lot of brave people the kenya red cross trying to get people out of the mud in the flood waters and the debut of destroyed buildings the surge of water came from

a dam which was actually privately owned on a farm known as the patel down it was a very large the size of a small holding really three acres as quoted by dr journal. from a crew can see health department is the minister the minister of the county and he says this is a disaster he fears that there could be further births in the area because there are more nearby it is a really tragic situation he says and there are about thirty people in hospital with severe injuries some of them including some children a pregnant woman and two newborns. so there come here at al-jazeera a prison siege ends and the questions begin about a sacred act of terrorism in indonesia. i'm getting gauging love story as

medics treating the wounded for each other. how i was there was some rather lively spring salah seem to get parts of china central i was in particular say the heaviest of the downpour southerly winds will bring a few on shore showers into the fosse out hong kong at around thirty degrees celsius on friday picking up to around thirty one by sas time the show is that the states do gather together a little convergence line you can see the winds coming in from the north meeting up with us but we do get that the i was forced to call condense it rises and we get these big thunder had some very heavy downpours the possibility of some localized flooding from these then as we go on through the weekend meanwhile we have seen some very alive the showers into northern india this is indian administered kashmir

and you say the high oil has caused some crop damage ripping these on rocks and fruit from the trees the big house is now in the process of easing away but it has certainly caused the fair degree of chaos brought the skies to come back aim behind the heavy showers will continue across bangladesh final feast of india still some lovely showers too into the south of india and also into strong line care so forty three cells just for not cool still very very hot here stays hot across a good pasta of central and northern india actually new delhi at forty two degrees hawse enough in karate with a high of thirty fall. unpack it for us what will you hear and what will you sing whether online horrendous things humans will just doubt about that or if you join us on the sat one of the major countries in the commonwealth how far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat

bass is a dialogue about some of the successes perhaps everyone has a voice but what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision join the global conversation amount is iraq. to take a look at the top stories hear it out in syria malaysia's muttiah mohammed is being sworn in as prime minister after a remarkable victory at the polls crowds of people apparently celebrating outside the royal palace calling them but they can see the scene live in kuala lumpur. malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's. israel's defense minister says his military

has destroyed nearly all iranian military installations inside syria other don't leave him and says it was in response to be rainy and rockets fired at israeli positions in the occupied golan heights the number of dead from a dam kenya's no coup county has risen to at least forty nine heavy rain cools the patel dam to break its banks destroying hundreds of homes. and in another diplomatic development three americans freed from prison in north korea have now arrived back home president met them at an air force base outside washington d.c. correspondent kimberly how it was. back in the united states it's been more than a year since kim haq song and tony kim have seen their families for kim don shula it's been even longer he was imprisoned in north korea two years ago forced to do

hard labor after being convicted of espionage speaking through a translator kim described his treatment in north korea forced to work but also treated well when sick there were motherless and we were treated in many different ways for me i had to do a lot of labor but when i got sick i was also treated by them the release of the three americans is being viewed by the white house as a goodwill gesture by north korea's leader back here. really. excellent to these three incredible people they are really three incredible people the release of the three americans is a product of negotiations ongoing with the united states and north korea but it is also a prelude to the upcoming summit between donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un a summit that trump says he hopes will yield even greater results. trump says his

primary goal is to achieve complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula and is looking forward to his upcoming summit with kim with optimism i really think he wants to do something and bring that country into the real world u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has made two trips to north korea during his most recent visit the kim reportedly accepted the u.s. proposal to grant amnesty to the three detainees thank the time and date of the summit has been finalized but not yet made public it's an announcement the white house says will be made by early next week kimberley health at al-jazeera andrews air force base the british government has apologized for its role in kidnapping a former libyan rebel and his wife almost fifteen years ago abdul hakim del hodge unfasten. were abducted in thailand in two thousand and four they were returned to

libya where they were tortured by moammar gadhafi his government m i six provided intelligence that helped in their capture prime minister to resume a has written an apology to the family and the government will pay more than six hundred seventy thousand dollars in damages. to our people when we do point to you today the british government has acknowledged and apologized for the suffering of my wife and myself years ago i thank them for this brave step the british government has learned a lesson from this and i hope other governments around the world will learn it as well as we belong to different countries cultures and religions when it comes to human rights we are only quotes and we need to work together to defend them. a siege inside a top security jail for terrorist convicts in indonesia has ended with the surrender of all one hundred fifty five prisoners five policeman taken hostage were killed before a six was released one of the inmates also died in the riot in prison near the

capital jakarta set vasilis their. police half regained control of the high security prison near hundred fifty six inmates most of them detained on terrorism charges managed to take over three of the six prison blocks on tuesday the rioting prisoners took six policemen hostage and killed five of them in what commanders described as brutal murderous one was later released i still claims responsibility for the hostage siege and uploaded photos and videos on websites suggesting from inside that box prison police say the inmates seized a store room of weapons and explosives confiscated during antiterrorism rates police commanders deny a deal was made with the inmates to secure their surrender. about the explosions we heard we were finalizing the sterilization process because for about forty hours the prisoners were taking hostages and making bombs that's why we

exploded and demolish them. a few hundred indonesians have joint eisel and those in that prison are either convicted or awaiting trial for involvement in attacks one of the president's demand was to meet the south brooklyn pleaded off eisel in indonesia. who is on trial for an attack in jakarta two years ago prosecutors say he planned the attack from inside prison and it when hubby has carried out research into prisons holding terrorist convicts he says in most cases guards are incapable of controlling the prison us let alone to to radicalize them but. those convicted on terrorism charges consider prison a place for them to study like an academy or university of jihad to them prisons are not considered a place where they will change their ideology they learn inside prison they recruit others. after they surrender the prisoners have been moved to an out of prison on an island in java but questions have been raised about how secure it is plans to

build a top security jail especially for prisoners convicted of terrorism have been postponed for years while the hostage crisis has been resolved relatively smoothly a lot of questions remain how could this happen inside of one of the country's most primitive by confiscate weapons and explosives stored inside the prison compound all clear signs according to experts that indonesia's present system needs a complete overhaul. of al-jazeera and that out that. there's not a good time to borrow money in argentina interest rates have hit forty percent and the government is appealing for help from the international monetary fund yet again . i'm. protesting when a site is against the government. it is against the recent race in the price of utility services but also against the recent announcement of i request

a financial help of the international monetary fund says. that this cannot continue the government has raised the prices of utility services as never before and now in agreement with the i.m.f. we know what happens when we deal with the i.m.f. it has never ended well most start in time very shocked with the news that the government is seeking financial help from the international monetary fund because it brings back memories of what happened seventeen years ago when i did it on its sovereign debt and entered one of the worst crisis in this country's history many fear that remained with the i.m.f. where we saw in harsher austerity measures that it will hurt but the country's most vulnerable. argentina is trying to cope with the devaluation of the peso currency and capital flight because a strengthening u.s. dollar. is affecting emerging markets and especially vulnerable countries like argentina that has been struggling with double digit inflation rates and the

deficit for years. we understand that these days people are upset afraid that this situation will end up in a crisis like the ones we've seen in the past or that it's going to stop the process of change that we are going through right now we have a strong conviction that what we're doing will end up in development and growth that we've been waiting for for years. maggie says he's trying a gradual approach to reduce the deficit but for many his announcement is like going back in time he. was part of the team that helped argentina negotiate with the world after the crisis in two thousand and one. argentina being cautious with what is happening in the world. i was trying to get reading of the situation gets worse the government has a clear road but it's not enough if your macro economy is not working machree said inflation was going to be twenty percent twenty sixteen and it was actually forty percent they did not believe that

a rise in tariffs would worsen inflation. without credibility argentina is facing economic uncertainty once again and while the government is asking for international help on the streets people are trying to make sure that economic austerity won't come at their expense. they're running for your life while trying to avoid snipers bullets in girls or is one of the last places you'd expect to find love part two medics have done just that stephanie decker has their story. theirs is an unexpected love story. a both volunteer medics treating the injured during the weekly protests along israel's fence with gaza they'd never met before. the first time she impressed me is when she went directly to the border and how brave he was to secure one of the injured at the fence. that moment was captured on video

a deal signals to the israeli soldiers that she is a medic coming to help collect an injured protestor. i raised my hands to show the soldiers that we are medics and to stop shooting it was the first time i met my that was a really beautiful day for me. and we worked together to treat the injured i felt something strange in my stomach. and a producer suffered tells her. that strange thing is called love my dear. ideal is one of six sisters and three brothers her parents are happy about the engagement but even that is a challenge in gaza these days when an immigrant i never expected him to ask me to marry him because our family's faces really tough financial conditions but i feel god is compensating. my life has been really hard i don't want anything from life

except this. they got engaged in the medical tent where they met in kind eunice it's one of the five protest points along israel's fence. and they often pass by here during the week if you young boys and men remain and sometimes their injuries israel's fence is only a few hundred meters away. so what now for this young couple. now we are focusing on the great march over ten but you know with a comic situation here is terrible there is no war i need to make enough money for our wedding which could take me one or two years i said this even in the front of her father my situation. they don't get paid for their volunteer work and it comes with real risk israeli snipers of shot emergency medics as well as unarmed protesters and journalists the protests are expected to culminate on may the fifteenth during what palestinians call the nakba or catastrophe it's the seventieth anniversary of the creation of the state of israel ideal in march will

be there to help treat the injured and they fear there could be many. stephanie decker on jazeera. conference to take a look at the top stories here at out zero malaysia's marty mohammed has just been sworn in as prime minister after a remarkable victory at the polls crowds of people are celebrating outside the royal palace in kuala lumpur ninety two year old material governed malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's he succeeds reza he was tainted by a corruption scandal that's the scene live and wayne hay has more from kuala lumpur . with an incredible comeback to his second chain as prime minister of this country it was only in two thousand and sixteen now that he split from him know that he split from paris on national the ruling coalition just decided to set up his own

political party and decided to set that party up with the goal of becoming a major opposition force and hopefully come this election be part of the winning coalition and that is exactly what has done israel's defense minister says his military has destroyed nearly all iranian bases inside syria avigdor lieberman says it's in response to a rainier rockets fired at israeli positions in the occupied golan heights syrian state t.v. reports that three people were killed in the strikes the number of dead from a dam burst in kenya is the could county has risen to at least forty nine a search and rescue operation is currently under way heavy rain caused the patel dam to break its banks destroying hundreds of homes. three americans who were freed from prison in north korea have landed back in the u.s. president trial called it a great honor to welcome the men to a base outside washington d.c.

their release comes after secretary of state might pompei or travel to north korea to finalize plans for a summit between president trump kim jong il the british government has apologized for its role in kidnapping a former libyan rebel and his wife almost fifteen years ago abdulhakim their hard and fast. were abducted in thailand in two thousand and four they were returned to libya where they were tortured by gadhafi is government m i six provided intelligence that helped in their capture coming up next it's a stream. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is sending out china's catholics. setting up a big church cardinal joseph zahn talks town jazeera.