kids there because that's how they put them in. all my life we all grew up in the same church a child talking to her when i was a little younger. she didn't give me a shot she said he when he was on the back porch it was me and a couple of my god and he was directly talking to me while i've been trying to get this one girl's heart. and not give me a chance and i just started laughing and i'm thank you he really has missed her and he really is not bad. but please don't tell him. we've been loving each other had to keep. working out. i've been working in different departments currently. specialise. i was

a. twenty five to fifty. to fifty sounds like not to fifty still campaigning. it's overwhelming sometimes. i get my check is just not enough and i have i can't get down because my family's look at me you know so if i see here with. they're probably going to do exact same thing you know it's all right i don't need a pity party we need to make this work.

we're not the type to say oh we're going to drop our kids off here and drop our kids off their. school was going to tell you. that it has to be even if my bad. but his mom and my dad both work full time. it's hard. and out of money. or insurance. my son is. to get to the hospital. but this is. and i just don't feel that camper with.

d.j. works at walgreens is flagship store downtown. his chance to see his kids before bed depends on making a good bus connection. if. he's finally able to call to keep which he isn't allowed to do during his shift it's not very right still laughing that i'd rather not. say i always hate it when i grew up. it's as though it's not

a for the robot leave rather for the best but see this is abrogation the words i wish it was i got it right out of his life you're not going to make government make . it so. today was another terrible day it was just that a clock to our collective that's all there was to the hour. as having to get home and get some other little ones and actually see me. not in the morning and nights i was it's a good thing. tonight deejays lucky on average he can talk the kids into bad just one night a week. local

. and i let you know when you get it right there is a transcription. about twenty twenty one can you print out all these jobs. i already know is find them makes even. perfect. but it was. i did two tours in iraq so working back i couldn't find a job he worked. i was on government assistance i was on food stamps it was very low. i finally found a job at a quarter porter agency six months ago. the manager bromine for interview she asked

me what i thought i should get paid i was like oh i should i don't know i think i said like thirteen dollars an hour she called me back after training will pay you seventeen dollars an hour and i was like wow i really kind of like coming by surprise that's more i was kind of. with the ok you detain reflects the county. i didn't get enough to divide and we're going to county. and position was for five minutes on one and. then it goes from late hours. i'm not convinced there a night in. the but i. was told. i got a few words to practice. a little she said we'll make it work. it's just going to put in the kid goes in the oven we're very much to think it goes turkey those

neighbors have more to deal with you might turn into a tuxedo. right now the living situation is crazy. for job jose marino and his girlfriend elizabeth bontoc live part of the week with jose's mom and the other part with elizabeth's parents after a year and a half together the couple has been saving money for a place of their own. this is where we all three sleep yes when we sleep over here . we stayed. there for number dinner for three people. should have his own room there's a title to. that even delving into anything deeper i mean that's just hard you have a child a six year old next to you. you always hear about those rich and famous and then you hear about those who have the opposite complete and utter opposite but you never hear about those people literally have credit card debt you know three kids

that they're put in a college or are you know living with a stepson and modifying their life you know that's that's something you don't hear about you know and that's i think the american story. hospital bill. credit card gas card here's my motorcycle insurance my car payment sprinkler fedders i still pay dues even though i don't work a construction company. they work the construction job for eight years so i went from macon fifty dollars an hour to making about three hundred a week. i worked last saturday eight hours i made fifty bucks so last week my total income was forty less than three hundred for the week paid my credit card this morning just the minimum

balance and hope to god that doesn't go through till friday. but you know i live off my credit cards when i don't make enough money so the last couple of months it's been minimum balances emilia's credit card debt is now sixteen thousand dollars which is just above the national household average of fifteen thousand dollars and. i can't do any worse tomorrow that's for sure the worst that could happen is that i make the same amount of money. breakfast and lunch spot looking for happy and it's people i don't know about have beat but i missed. it dead of. oh oh. this one sounds good but i'm not sure italian restaurant but see why now it is a big plus so i haven't called because i'm freaking out about the white knowledge.

i applied for this morning person work breakfast and lunch starting at six am on the monday through friday i would kill to get it. but they haven't called. these last couple months is very really really stressful there's just a lot going on a day you know china be a good role model i'm all found the right now i just lost my grandmother so just trying to be strong for everybody. and that's why i can go out to that court and be extra competitive because my place of peace is always been cool. shoot far as i'm a shoot a monster. not so that. say ok let's deal with this.

i don't. know where we come to the point where we're going to block what i was so i would go to that man the bottom post my compass at the back school that we had school was thought. it was probably the greatest pride of my life as far as basketball. once i graduate i went off to say mary's a minnesota top play there may be a semester they'll work out due to money i would love to stay but at the come back home. that's why i was discovered by a college they was looking for a point guard. not.

played there and then i told my legal i tour in seven different spots. two days after surgery they knew i was on a basketball team. scholarship was kind of like taken away. to stay in school t.j. needed to take out more student. and i tore my shoulder i really thought it was over. like just god a whole. area so that's how low i felt even worse when he took my scholarship way volunteer eating all that stuff you know uplift the school to have to happen to me was devastating i came home and i rehabbed did i start a work of walkers. because he's falling behind on student loan payments d.j.

is ineligible for additional financial aid which he would need to finish his degree . somewhere to be. been waiting. just wanted to finish i have one more year. it is. but i know my first school thirty thousand years. not valuable without that. people working at mcdonald's you know to get out quarter to three now i know that i need. to go so. somewhere to be where.

there are some countries where children get to go to school free. and he's covered through taxes. not here. we make it so hard for them so go with. and i think is right. we want our children to be competitive we want our children to go anywhere they want to accomplish anything they want to do. but they can't get an education because we can't afford. we can't afford it how is it a country so rich as we supposedly our. children can go to school. in the end someone could possibly say while as parents just must be able to help them you're supposed be able to you know have it in your playing really. hand

in when i was going to see you now work they have walgreens and know that stuff. takes some college courses but i think it's it is. so there is money coming from. i had to move back home and live in the basement of my parents' house it was a word. we've been here to pressure and you know we've helped out her parents hosanna lizabeth live half of the week with elizabeth's parents in order to help them pay their mortgage. or make it longer. so over a longer they own the way or. my parents they get social security and medicare and stuff like that but it's not enough. being the private people that they are they never want to tell me that they needed financial help they started really with my uncle sitting me down and telling me how inconsiderate

of a daughter i was because i had left and that they needed my help american young professionals after they graduate and find a job they block the nest that's what do you do but when you have a hybrid of your own culture telling you no that's not what you do you gotta take care of your parents. so i had to move back home and i was renting i loved it i felt crushed like my wings were now clipped paid twelve hundred dollars each month for their mortgage. my dad is receiving chemo. it's hard because. it's hard because you know i'm the youngest of my sisters and. to take care of my parents. my mom was also in remission and she's not diagnosed with cancer anymore but she was when i was in and college.

in you know you grow up seeing your parents you know they're the ones that are strong for you. they're the ones taking care of you when you're sick. in turn i'm going to do it. i don't know if i'm ready for it i don't know if it's something i'm blessed to do. oh i'm counting the cost blame it on briggs it's one trillion dollars worth of assets shifted out of the u.k. change is if the aviation plus smarter and creepy are the latest consumer gadgets connected to the internet on show in las vegas county. the cost on al-jazeera. culturally i believe to muslims had a far greater effect on europe than europe the middle east. the crusaders fault

ferociously because they failed to recognize the moment had arrived now it was in the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross the crusades an arab perspective the final episode liberation at this time on the jersey. i mean this is different whether someone is going for someone's favorite. i think it's how you approach an intentional or not it is a certain way of doing it you can't just. story in the out. hello i'm maryanne demasi and london just a quick look at the headlines for you now defeated opposition candidate. says he won a landslide victory in the democratic republic of congo's presidential election with

sixty one percent of the vote on thursday the electoral commission declared his rival phoenix to chicago be the winner of the long delayed citing catholic church observes for you too said to katie only managed to get eighteen percent of the vote the one out challenge the results in the constitutional court. no one has the right to steal victory from the congolese people do you accept that your victory be stolen no one has enough breath nor strength to steal your victory the victory of the congolese people. eight members of the same family have been killed in yemen in an artillery bombardment by who sea rebels before women and four children were killed in the government held village of shalala close to the border with saudi arabia it comes as the coalition says it's destroyed or who see drone control center that was used in a deadly attack on a military parade on thursday sudanese security forces have used tear gas to

disperse hundreds of people taking part in anti-government protests in the capital hard to. rights groups are accusing sudan's government of using excessive force against demonstrators including injured protesters receiving medical treatment at a hospital in the second city of durham and. the u.s. military says it has begun pulling out equipment but not troops from syria a coalition spokesman refused to reveal further details of the withdrawal including when some of the two thousand american troops my eve secretary of state my point is in the region to reassure allies following donald trump surprise announcement of a troop withdrawal more than three weeks ago. a saudi woman who fled to thailand saying she feared her family would kill her is on her way to canada after being granted asylum that's according to the head of immigration in thailand where half mohammad knew and had barricaded herself in an airport hotel room and launched a social media campaign that received global attention the canadian prime minister

has now confirmed asylum request was granted you're up to date with all of our top stories we'll bring you more on everything in the news hour in twenty five minutes time i'll see then now hard earned continuous.

i'm giving you an application for the national honor society it's basically like a membership where students who have really good grades are part of not only that they need to be good citizens this is going to be a question asked in every type of application from here until college you know i was the first one in my family to graduate from college and the only one to get my master's i went to johns hopkins and finished in two years my mom paid my first year. that has to great through her home equity and then the last three years

i got twist in reimbursement if you work full time you get your money completely back. and then my master's has thirty thousand dollars with. thirty four to be exact when i finish paying for. us after school. i also then everybody in my age has student loan on their heads my really good friend went to design school which isn't different eighty thousand dollars. eighty thousand dollars i mean that's beyond imaginable for me.

i mean you have a generation of working class citizens that can't afford to go to school and that's the only option then you have to kind of surviving get out of the. way of living that she wore in currently and. they said to her you see it or the people who want to study what the. where are they now. i don't care what you want to be but b. . if you want to. do it but with diploma you want to be the boss of all the persons but the states. because they came to clean houses here you think you want to know why you have to go to the school that's the only way you can live in my house. you comfort dogs is that on to the. specially if you want to go into engineering like you can tell and

this is something you really really should be considering putting in you know work on behalf of snow you don't have to. but you know the answer to that question. is to friday i'll be bugging you not knowing my life. right now. and you see how to talk to a teenage boy. after. i got kicked out of our school. school for me when i'm with my purse or. when i want to visit she has a masters and i really got me motivated to finish school with his veteran benefits jose attends a community college squeezing and study between work and childcare. spreadable. yeah. jose watches his sister's kids after school while their parents work.

monday so a neighbor works at a grocery store and she's able to give us food that has to be off the show for the expiration date is not just a bakery will get milk organic milk yet softer you go out and your bread and butter. i don't. want to freshen it. we still might be good for a couple of days but still. i just had surgery recently so that wasn't the last i was there for. that's good milk you. can throw away have a gallon of milk. this whole years boma. i can't really comprehend a word problem that easily i've been four years in this two year program and so to me i kind of that's like. mike and i get. like why am i taking so long to

finish this is just agree my major is radio communications so i aspire to be on radio as you never realize it is hard to get those positions and of starting at the bottom i won't be making seventy dollars an hour so it's hard and now i can afford that i can afford not to make seventy miles an hour. i got to see what i have now received is worth it. well. that's what i mean reasons why i want to finish school to give him something to surpass to not say well you didn't go to college you are going to go to college campus three is right so what would you have to have one more had to go to work great kids who would be doing homework brandon. as they don't want to know and so on a paper pleasure pencil case. the pencil case the.

globe i had just bought it i know not. that it was just a long. while d.j. works the evening shift at walgreens to quito presides over weeknight homework when you do a scooter in my. reality and after. you watch out for the full amount. under my you're so good. they go oh you're not here to we're. you have to finish drawing your last thing she chose. this six minute so you suppose. you have homework you don't have to film work you know i don't

play about homework sit down do homework now. my aspirations for my kids is just stop acting like you i don't know how homework time go do good and whatever you do now what number is this take three count me sixteen pencils and circle and i feel like me and b.j. were working toys that. my son had trouble their parents and he was getting calls. we work with him at home and they work with him and they care. to know when it's not over. but now he's doing real good he's on a roll and i'm so proud of him. on . tuesday i'm. going to play.

there. then i want to. thank you. for time work. i'm just one person. i want to finish our love. for people. she asked me to move here

to their house so the transition would be easier when she. you know to help my dad with. my sisters or have kids and it was harder for them to you know pick up and move. in with your parents. you know ok there. perry. this is my little house the green one right there. i love my little house wish i was here. i bought this house in two thousand and two when i was in construction but my motorcycle when i was in construction my car when i was in construction. yeah i could have done this with. that

seven hundred fifty square feet it's a duplex somebody else owns the other side they used to call it the little doll house it was always clean i had nice things and then when you lose a job making eighty thousand dollars a year. you know your options are either to keep it and struggle or let it go and i chose to to run. she was just out of her apprenticeship when i met her and i was fascinated that she was doing this job as i didn't know i mean i watched flashdance back in the eighty's. and i didn't know too many women who got into the trades and succeeded and work cept in. i was bartending and one day somebody so want to apply in the trades the trades like yeah you know. so i went. to all the trades i went to electricians pipe fitters sprinkler fritters

. i remember when she got into the. they gave you a booklet to study over for the test and she must have studied that thing for. a test to test and i started may eighth two thousand for the sprinkler for years. i thought i'd died and went to heaven i'd never made their kind of money in my life i've never had insurance. i couldn't make the doctor's appointments like oh my god i have insurance. and i remember what working on these scissors left you know to people attach screws and fittings on the hangers to put the sprinkler as women in the trades generally don't make it very far if you do it because you have tough skin and you have to be because a lot of those guys will razz you you know what i mean they don't feel women should be doing their job it was spawned i had a lot of fun it was a busy time we were consistently and then in two thousand and eight it dropped

everything. and i got laid off in december of two thousand and eight when they started hiring back they just didn't call her back for whatever reason a younger stronger man could do probably more then you know a fifty year old woman is probably what a lot of them think but it's tough it's tough to go back i thought for sure that i would be able to retire in that field. i think the. it's my fear fear is of not making enough to be able to keep. you know the things that i have. because it takes a lot on a house. i bought the house in two thousand and two for ninety five thousand. and now i'm underwater on this mortgage. or someday i'll be back.

coming she's worked up. to today's christmas think will see what it actually fixed . jose and elizabeth have signed a contract on a two hundred sixty nine thousand dollar house in a county where the median home price is much higher when i told my parents that me and jose are planning to get a holiday you know we've saved enough money they told me that if we could find a place that was big enough for them to move in with us that would help them a lot and so we did that all checkups there is now. i think we did things backwards

we started looking at houses and getting really eager and looking at all these nice houses with all the things we had on our checklist that we've meaning and are getting along without even going to a letter asking can we have full can we afford. the couple has prequalified for a special mortgage program for low income individuals if approved their downpayment will be as low as three percent. of. all we have right now as our downpayment. in the one month's one want of a mortgage payment. what we'll do is we'll come back a couple days before and make sure that it actually did everything good clothes and do the paperwork and you get the keys that day which is very good there get in there before the holidays and start building some memories. scared. it's big purchase. yeah one of the

biggest purchases we have is a home. so therefore. by your feel better after you started from when to say this is my house you know i wouldn't take that away from. a stove or a surrogate he was not mine not my property or. we would have been no no it's not a perv. or something happened to one of the company i work for goes bankrupt and then we were in a house that would campaign. i don't feel comfortable going outside of our spending limit although it is easy to enlist emery county oh my goodness it's just like i said it's just the zip code good adds another twenty thousand dollars. in two thousand and ten the cost of living in montgomery county was thirty percent higher than the national average and was the tenth wealthiest counties in the u.s.

. but want to live in the county were born and raised in. families up here. i don't know any other place. jose and i went to twelve here in montgomery county went to great schools we met my cousin introduced me to or on facebook. i knew she was prudent and i knew she liked star wars me being a nerd sent a picture of the guy with the stormtrooper helmet on looking at how much a creature can prove you know she's all this is really awesome you know i could give you whatever sauce are cool you know kind of in there oh my look here's a virtual hug we can share this looking back at us like. i was a virtual. who's they started talking to me on facebook. let's be honest in this one sex the guy was hot i got that he's very good looking guy. is very lucky. the first date came up my cousin they were like go there don't

to learning about eighteen don't turn about the. your married or your ex-wife what you're going to do don't do any of that stuff are there many we walked into the restaurant he says i'm still married i don't have a job. i'm still in school i have a son. took a deep breath i drank the whole couple wine that i had. i loved him for who he was and he never lied to me he never lied to me to marry. she takes care of my son as if it were her own child read these words. as another thing this is a fresh relationship i mean it doesn't take two cents to know that you don't buy a house with somebody but when i saw eight in one day that he was angry he went under the bed. and he was crying and he said that's a safe spot. he has no where to go in this house because he doesn't have his own

room. so. that made me change my mind. we need this house. i barely have a lot of probably one job. i'm giving them everything they want as far as i'm very accustomed to so great teamwork and no performing well but it's not a matter new to. there's all these guidelines they said. but man is moving pick and choose who they want to enforce to galvanise on. for an example but alas like more than i have as many will recall the sea cargo walkers have to have on the bottom floor you know all the heat was up stairs with

you know management everyone else all so mob boss has a you know. wanna spears jacket that we get to wear around the store because we go in and out of coolers where have you so i just put my jacket on and she comes all the way down. from the second floor why does he have that black jacket on did you not just have a whole conversation with a few other team leads and they have the stuff or you know at least my i was black with my name tag. something. they say they to get you to react or save me. without it yeah. d.j. has been talking to the union that coordinates the local campaign for fifteen dollars an hour wages all of. this farce you know management master with us just

because they have the ability to do so. i tested it out you know i wanted to do everything that they x.-men to do in scene you know and it was true for. any way. to get there and you need. to agree that stuff needs to change in walgreen's and what is going to take for it to change a lot. with or without any history going to have probably right but without the you can't. we can reach out to other. to get involved corporations will listen. we make in these companies big and make a million dollars down this wall greensburg a kid all these people is making all this money but all the people doing the legwork is just not getting the money and that call me right away you know that was my my grabbing point and i've been

a fighter since from that. this is. why . i just because cities are on strike today fast food workers and retail workers i knew about the first strike but i think jennifer start because i was nervous and scared that was the second strike. the lord gave that good. the federal minimum wage is seven dollars twenty five an hour but each state can set its own minimum. the highest is nine dollars and fifty cents an hour in washington d.c. to work if. i start. work for coming. here now well it's ok to make billions but will we do want to live we're going haven't seen any of the

paper all i want is what i want and he wants to. change overnight. and is not going to. come. back on you know should there be a compromise in there. because two people working minimum wage or even just a little bit more than minimum wage where can you go. every individual. in a crowd like my son graduated college got their masters i believe that people will try to switch roles and ask if it i just want to understand that it's. i really really hope our.

next time on hard. to start all. that's a problem for me. getting more lost with the financial disclosures which could potentially yes that's the house that we moved and the meddling i wonder if my life would have been different. you know. and we meet helton and diana who live in a garage in a trailer park and survive on the wages of a cafeteria worker. welcome

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we're going to be seeing some rainy conditions as well as some windy conditions with a temperature there of about twenty three degrees and then very quickly across parts of japan to the north it's a little bit cooler of course but down towards the south we're dealing with rain for a soccer temperature there of about seven degrees not a bad day for tokyo but only into the mid single digits there up towards and die six degrees but sapporo we could possibly see some more snow for you in the temps are there of about minus one degree. sure true names of home. and inspiration and. personal stories of people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive. by courageously defending their right to be heard. as the civilian that we get to. al-jazeera.

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allow i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. the runner up in the deal sees presidential election urges his supporters to contest the results after declaring that he won with sixty one percent of the vote. the latest demonstrations across sudan a broken up by the security forces have been accused of shooting it in just protesters in hospital. canada gives asylum to an eighteen year old sound. girl who fled her family and use the power of social media to stop thailand sending her back . no pay today for eight hundred thousand government workers as the u.s. has towards its longest ever shutdown. including andy murray's formal wimbledon dream. does we would like to stop stop

playing. but the australian open could turn out to be his last big tournaments through the months because he's in so much pain. we begin in the democratic republic of congo where the outcome of the presidential election appears to be heading for the courts opposition candidate matar fuse says he won with a landslide of sixty one percent of the vote citing catholic church election observers he said the declared winner rival opposition candidate felix to she k.t. got just eighteen percent the congolese catholic church and the french government also dispute the result saying it does not match what was seen on the ground by you know is saying he will challenge the results of the constitutional court and urged his supporters to rise up and contest them.

no one has the right to steal victory from the congolese people do you accept the stolen no one no one has enough breath no stranger to steal your victory the victory of the congolese people out. of brings us more now from kinshasa. martin for you says according to his own tally and the tally from the catholic church he should have won the election but he has to provide the evidence and explain how he got to these numbers so what is he planning to do he's planning to go to the courts on saturday where he will present his evidence or his numbers to judges will then decide whether he has a case if they say he doesn't have a case they will throw in matter which means felix the cavy will be declared president elect and he will be sworn in on january eighteenth on the ground it's been fairly quiet on friday throughout the countries people wait to see how this court outcome is going to pan out there are fears that if mohsin for you lose a petition is rejected in court he may call on his supporters to come out onto the

streets and protest and if he is that they could be violence it what is clear is that he is adamant that he won this election and some people in the see also feel that he should have won this election all eyes are now on the court and how independent they're going to be. well the united nations secretary general antonio to terrorise has called for calm in the democratic republic of congo countries around the world of publicly rejected the result there is diplomatic editor james bass explains why. the security council finds itself in a most difficult position its members have long been keen to see the back of the could be led government but now it's been defeated they face an electoral dispute between rival opposition candidates they will for now rally around the message of the head of the un peacekeeping force in congo a call to avoid further conflict i deplore all such acts of violence and up

to the congolese people and security forces alike to exist size and restraint in these critical period the security council tried to discover if the provisional election result was an accurate reflection of the will of the people the head of the electoral commission briefing the council from can charge admitted the election was not perfect and had been conducted in an atmosphere of mistrust but he stood by the result he's announced the african union and the regional body the south african development community which had observer teams on the ground both broadly back that assessment but then came the testimony of archbishop who temby his catholic church organization senko had fielded by far the largest number of observers nearly forty thousand net correspondent but the results is published and not matched the data collected by our own observation mission we have

a recommendation to publish it quickly as possible all the records and minutes from the counting and polling stations to allow candidates to compare but the head of the electoral commission said he would only hand over that data to the constitutional court for now the security council is focusing on the stability of the democratic republic of the congo but as the electoral dispute continues maintaining calm and avoiding violence will become harder and harder james bows out his era of the united nations. well let's now speech you pair angle barrett he is a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's africa center is also a professor of international relations at the moana college in california and he's been studying the results of this election thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us so the influential catholic church has issued a statement essentially indicating that the kabila favored candidate emmanuel she

dari has not won the election how do you explain this difference of opinion in the view of the final result. or somebody is not telling the truth through the catholic church had observers in many many voting stations this pause about ten percent of the. thirteen million votes that they observed in the random with. their methods that we do show then there would be explain them seemed very rigorous through the characters in an entirely neutral actor producer reliable trustworthy while. the electoral commission on the other hand has so far been very opaque about its methods and it's unclear whether the tallies that they've come up with at the level of the voting stations much the results that have been argued in larger centers of the electoral commission so you get a fairly significant discrepancy there i don't know what the numbers of the

catholic church or at this point they have not released the actual numbers but they've made it clear that the count it's martin for you lou who would be in the lead not feeling security well but that doesn't appear to be reflected in the results we know that president kabila and his closest allies appear to have preferred the opposition candidate felix to shit kiddie does this suggest that the electoral commission has orchestrated a result in their favor. the earth all commission of congo is as not does not have a reputation for a high degree of integrity and over time the only acted in ways including its president called the one in which that suggest that they are doing the bidding of the regime to a large extent and so yes i would i would consider if anything the catholic church

to be more trustworthy than the electoral commission now should there you the candidate of the regime itself. had such an inept campaign and performed so poorly that i think it was impossible to treat the numbers two to bring him up to a winning position things were a little easier with the security who seems to have come nevertheless a distant second it looks like play maybe with participation rates and essentially with the transmission of local data into a good level it seems to have been possible to for the for the city for director a commission to make the security the winner from the perspective of the regime to security isn't the point of course but not as radical in the poem as martin for you lou and i think is one with whom they hope they can work to a certain extent and preserve as much of their power as possible whereas there would be more of a challenge if you do one ok well thank you very much for your analysis

of the results here angle but senior counsel africa center thank you on now to sit down where security forces have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters calling for the resignation of longtime president omar al bashir demonstrations took place in the capital hartin and the second city of durham and the security forces have been accused of attacking injured protesters in a hospital it will morgan reports from our team. friday's prayers in sudan ended with calls for more protests demanding the resignation of president obama to be here and the calls were heated in several cities security forces again fired tear gas at some protestors even hospitals have been in the firing line in what amnesty international is describing as an outrageous violation of international law security forces time to hospital on wednesday they were looking for protesters injured during anti-government demonstrations in the man sudan second largest city

bullets and tear gas were fired at patients and doctors they've walked out on strike in protest the sudanese government says it's investigating what happened. the forces actually follow the protesters inside the hospital. they used to live a mission. horrible situation and even go from a. situation that i can hold with that's considered a war crime when's this protest in and demand were reported to be the largest in three weeks of demonstrations against the twenty nine year rule of president obama to be sheer police and security forces have responded with force at least three people were killed on wednesday rights groups say the number killed since protests began is at least forty the government says the total is twenty two presidents are going to be defiant as his party threatens to use force against those protesting his rule. give us a week let's see who would dare challenge just one week we don't want people

without permits protesting those protesting especially those who are who will cut off their heads. the protesters accuse president bashir of mismanaging the economy ignoring corruption and causing the world's second highest inflation rate because the government protest is regarded as the biggest challenge to president bashir since he came to power in one thousand eighty nine some opposition groups have lend their support to those the bending his step down for his resignation continue with more protests planned into the week all triggered by the country's. prices queues for bread are common the price of a loaf tripled recently the ruling party says it wants bashir who remains wanted by the international criminal court for work crimes to be reelected next year protesters seem determined to prevent that with the strongest challenge it to his leadership people morgan al-jazeera the tone eight members of the same family have been killed in yemen in an artillery bombardment by rebels for women.