as for me and marc some as young as fifteen were trafficked to singapore to work as mates it's illegal and costing lives so why does it still continue when law abiding singapore one the one east. end of an era algeria is powerful only chief triggers the constitutional process that would declare president abdullah seize but a flicker unfit for office. but. the move comes as mass protests against beautifully because twenty year room continue across the country. holiday i'm watching al jazeera live from london also coming up. israel sends tanks to the gulzar border following monday's exchange of fire as prime minister benjamin

netanyahu threatens further action. group to book offloads. cleaning up after cycling egalite why some survivors in mozambique are accusing the government of ignoring that plus. with this foundation it is our hope to our our beautiful. another deaths in the family we look at the despair that lingers long after a mass shooting. we begin in algeria where the head of the army has triggered a constitutional move that would see president abdelaziz bouteflika declared unfit for office the rare direct intervention by the military follows weeks of protests against the eighty two year old who's led the country for twenty years. yes but

he's rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke six years ago but matheson reports. the head of algeria's army announcing what could be a significant moment in the country's history requesting the removal of president abdelaziz bouteflika from office but that's in this regard we need to find a solution to sort out this crisis and to respond to the demands of algeria within the constitution and within the sovereignty of the country in order to achieve that consensus and to achieve something that is accepted by all parties beautifully has been in power for twenty years has been credited with revitalizing algae riza commie and ending fighting with armed groups in the one nine hundred ninety s. which killed tens of thousands but he's now eighty two and his health has been poor especially since suffering a stroke six years ago his critics say he's become little more than a front man for military and business leaders whom his opponents say really run the country. weeks of growing protests finally forced beautifully to refer

to his announcement to stand for a fifth term he also postponed next month's presidential election a decision designed his critics say to keep him in office algeria's military leaders have been some a beautifully his strongest supporters now they seem to be abandoning him article one zero two about derrius constitution says a president should be removed from office if the constitutional council decides he's unable to carry out his duties because of a long term illness if two thirds of parliament agrees the chairman of the upper house will become acting president if we follow the constitutions the one that's the same people who are running the country at the moment we've been in it for the foreseeable future than forty five days to ninety days depending on the situation the elections. we would make him a gentle constitutional or legal arranged. so the game we produce will be will be

played according to the rules that exist today and this is what the people in algeria have been calling for or against basically they don't want the politics to continue under disables lizzie's beautifully because hold on power appears to be slipping but some of his critics fear his allies are determined to remain in iraq matheson al jazeera well i will be back is a research fellow at the school of advanced so studies in the social sciences and as you can see she joins us now live from via skype thanks for being with us on the program i guess the key question first of all is how do you think the protesters have been out on the streets for so many weeks how are they going to respond to this news. well people are quickly. i mean clear about the fact that now when that announcement that aims to fall there is that demand is much more a way to keep control of the transition to power in order to other ny elections in

addition could not additions quite do something good i nice days according to the competition after yeah and the other was just like monday or after this that i can see if i had lice by the conditional come through because you can brag that it's most of your miserable booty should you talk about that can see that it's not the constitutional consciousness from time to teach it is so but the saying is the part on the side of the regime this job and i knew as a nation will not win for most musicians with the same kind of pulled that audience has been witnessing before and shoot a new kind of candidate for the regime to have the new model actors all the transition so people who i quickly very satisfied that this is only a way to pull gave you an edge in a sea of blue jeans and are you know maybe and i already announced that it will be

on the streets on friday they've achieved this much thankful a bite that protest that they feel they can actually get more concessions out of the authorities in algeria by continuing those demonstrations. well you know we are and as the crucial moment for obvious politics i assume that the army say that they won't interfere in politics since the hunted because it might be nine hundred ninety nine at the end of the civil war and they did so in order to get illusion that they want to find schools expand more and that is where was and is by young boys mr putin has been the imprisonment well since then the other generation has been quiet but now with this move from day class even the quantity to clarify was for all their wall of the army the focus of how may have asked not all of them

suffered some part of them may have asked the army in their van in order to protest the transition and to make sure that the transition one of these done by a part of another help to him and abkhazians maybe the law who will be consul is an issue then the institutions. which are going to emerge from this transition but they never have the army she has this pride in india in part then and she usually does a lot of the new political to them that will be on there is commitment so i believe that it is now this has to that has been going on during the day with titian that was to talk about the the heap but not that much about the army although the obvious no doubt the army haha is pretty messed up is the standard on this date not just that well he did do so that would be a historical part of this you to

a new the legitimacy of the algerian dish and that of the army and this is also up to the people who are part of the army not sure though that would be with the army commanders who are in the press not the gay pedophile is not even within the ranks of the army for being the most corrupt and i mean officials that the young men have to know or i took it to get your views that i'm a little bit baca joining us live from algeria thank you. well to call want to go to all of the algerian constitution means that if the president is believed to be unable to perform his duties because of a lasting illness then algeria's constitutional council has to assess his condition if it unanimously agrees that the president cannot continue eighteen for parliament which then has to vote two thirds the parliament has to support the removal of the president before any action can be taken the chairman of the upper house will then assume a caretaker role for forty five days if the president's illness last longer than

that then elections can be called or correspond hashem alberich can join us live now from neighboring at tunisia and hashem first of all why is it the army has decided to do this to intervene in this way right now well simply felicity because the army is the most organized institution in syria since one thousand sixty five is so powerful that i has been reshaping policies it . since it was no surprise and everyone was waiting for that moments particular says the start of the pro-democracy or and to government process in algeria on the twenty the second of february one was waiting for the army's next move because if you want change in algeria you would have to have the backing of the military establishment otherwise it won't work today the army decided to

distance itself from from presence of the law as it was a vehicle for one simple reason they've been. monitoring the situation on the ground they saw the following scenario evolving. the government seeing more and more disconnected from reality with a president who has suffered a massive stroke in two thousand and three thirteen ever since been rarely seen in public on the other hand you have hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets saying that we need a genuine democracy in the country we need that efficient government to tackle an economy that is in tatters and the side that if that momentum continues there will it will either in further instability or a power vacuum so this side is too old for the safe is it all you which is to call for a blizzard of leave to step aside you heard there from my previous guest that she's very skeptical about whether or not any sort of genuine democracy can emerge out of

this process particularly cynical about what the role of the army might be in the transition period going forward. well you know felicity i think people were waiting to see this come from within political institutions themselves like the parliament convening and saying it's about time for genuine reforms in the country but the problem as a stand might is sixty five just a few years after gained independence the founding fathers of the more than country fought against others and the army how to interfere ninety ninety one with the islamists won the elections the army interfered and cancel the elections so the armies will continue to shape politics in algeria for many years to come in the near future and this explains why some people buy a thing if they can manage to bring everyone on board particularly the protesters and the opposition for a national unity government which out of the people that could that could be conducive to some genuine reforms of the country but that ultimately will depend on

how all the areas will decide which way to go when it comes to the transitional period is going to be fascinating to see what happens hashan in china thank you. israel's prime minister is threatening further action against girls amid the biggest israeli palestinian escalation in months on monday the israeli military responded to a palestinian rocket attack with a wave of strikes on hamas in the past hour there have been reports of sirens sounding in southern israel and a rocket landing there are a force that has more now from the gaza border. after a night of israeli bombardment and rocket fire from gaza israeli tanks remain close to the border on tuesday israel had warned of a broader response than in recent escalations that threat was very much on show despite relative calm and talk from hamas of

a cease fire. the increased tension caused israel's prime minister to return home early from his u.s. trip a speech he'd planned to give to the influential apac jewish lobby conference in washington was instead delivered by video link we are prepared to do a lot more we will do what is necessary to defend our people and to defend our state. the israeli air force struck targets throughout the besieged strip on monday night including multi-story buildings in the heart of gaza city. the first rockets which was a warning was fired then the second and third were fired to the north and east of the building five minutes later the whole building was hit and we didn't know where to go. among the destroyed buildings the office of hamas is political leader ismail haniya and insurance headquarters that israel said housed hamas military intelligence and the building belonging to its internal security all that following

a rocket launched from gaza that struck a family home north of tel aviv early on monday seven people were injured. earlier this month hamas said two rockets that landed in tel aviv were fired accidentally is investigating this latest launch i think we have no intention do it today that it gets today i add to this to the areas or to the homes i think people applied to to direct this to the military targets and there but maybe sometimes they could not do that because they have no technical politicking the. tools to do that. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned what he called the israeli escalation the p.l.o. leadership accuse the israeli prime minister of trying to use the situation to his benefit before next month's general election. benjamin netanyahu has been criticized by opponents from the right and left of israeli politics over his gaza

policy his main rival in the election the former army chief benny gantz accused him of failing to contain and deter hamas of sufficiently strong military action netanyahu has options of fraud most analysts agree he doesn't want an unpredictable war on the eve of an election but at the same time he's under pressure to project military strength israel's domestic politics adding to the volatile mix on its border with gaza are a force that al-jazeera southern israel. still ahead on the program we'll take a look at what's happening in the u.k. parliament on the wednesday when british m.p.'s elegy to face on a range of hardest hit rocks at all shocks. tonight in one case in florida they want to hear. and find out how an exclusive al-jazeera investigation has sent political shock place through australia.

hello again to welcome back to international weather forecast we're here across northern europe we're still dealing with some very gusty winds and that's been a problem for the last day or so we're going to still deal with it as we go towards wednesday and we're talking about the northern part of germany as well as into poland where you see these streamlines particular very tight that's where we're getting our gusty winds now a little bit better for poland as we go towards thursday but for germany and even denmark that is where we could be seeing some still gusty winds here down towards the south though we are looking at clouds across much of central europe out here towards the west though things looking quite nice where to be seen plenty of sun if we get a few clouds maybe that's going to be about it here across parts of the u.k. down across france as well as into spain well we are going to be seeing the weather though is going to be here across the northwestern part of africa plenty of rain plenty of clouds are going to be in the forecast here on wednesday the earth low pressure across italy is really the cause of it and we are going to be seeing those rain could szish ns as well as cloudy conditions make their way over here towards

the east for little parts of libya you're going to be seeing the rain continue here anywhere from tripoli over towards benghazi but for egypt really not looking too bad we are going to be seeing a partly cloudy day here in cairo and from morocco things are getting much better a few partly cloudy conditions we do in a temperature about twenty two degrees there. a prominent saudi journalist committed to freedom of expression silenced and tukey by his own government in the most horrific way. al-jazeera weld investigates the death of jamal. which resonates to the highest levels of the saudi government with startling evidence about the disposal of his body. jamal khashoggi the silencing of a journalist on al-jazeera. again

undermines of the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the algerian army has triggered the constitutional process that would declare president abdelaziz bouteflika unfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests. israel's prime minister threatening further action against girls amid the biggest israeli palestinian escalation in months on monday the israeli military responded to a palestinian rocket attack with a wave of strikes on hamas in the past have been reports of sirens sounding in southern israel and a rockets landing that. now british m.p.'s are preparing to vote on

a range of alternative breck said options on wednesday after parliament voted to take control of the process all the u.k. leaving the e.u. it is a major defeat for prime minister to raise them a who still hoping to get her brakes withdrawal deal through parliament they sweet despite the agreement being rejected by u.k. m.p.'s twice already and he has spent the day meeting ministers in her cabinet to try to find a way to end the stalemate let's take you live now to algiers paul brennan in central london so poor plenty of alternative options that the m.p.'s are going to have to vote on on wednesday how exactly is he going to work. a date nothing's off the table being brought back into the mix will be options which have already been rejected by m.p.'s that's the nature of this is the process looks a little uncertain that's because m.p.'s freely admit that in this occasion they're making it up literally as they go along it is a window of opportunity for them government the government of the u.k. . it's no longer in charge of parliament the process as it seems to be developing

at the moment is that the speaker the chairman of the commons chamber would select the options to be put to m.p.'s instead of dividing into corridos to be counted in person those m.p.'s will have a list on a piece of paper each of them they will tick yes or no to each of those options and then they will give it back to the speaker's chair and they will be counted at the end of whedon's day it is hoped that perhaps a consensus will start to form around one two maybe three different options as to which are the strongest but there are huge questions what happens for example if a customs union starts to come out as being the favorite not a customs union is something that the conservative ruling conservative party is dead against it's not in their manifesto they've they set themselves against it with the government really be bounced into putting forward a brics a proposal which is so unsafe asis of what they stand for the second thing is will there be a compromise now the possibility is if

a customs union starts to develop as the consensus that maybe the brics cities will get spooked and they'll end up backing teresa mayes deal so teresa mayes deal is not dead yet despite the efforts of the m.p.'s over the next couple of days in westminster thank you. survivors of psycho need i are trying to return to normal life after last week's storm left a trail of destruction in southern africa but hundreds of thousands of people remain in makeshift camps with little or no future in mozambique alone the u.n. says that one point eight five million people have been affected by this like plane and its aftermath the city of beara in mozambique was hit especially hard so anybody explains why the recovery effort there could be hindered by politics. on the streets a view of the cleanup of cyclops he dies destruction has begun it's a massive task volunteers a very ground to try and restore a sense of normality to this ravaged city. is the hands on mayor who gets up

every day at five am to supervise the operation and try and restore hope we also are throwing food till the people there's no food. but we need to work. falls so we need to rebuild ourselves people are living in schools and on street corners it's a miserable existence even for families familiar with hardship. before the psych loan struck this region had an unemployment rate of seventy percent with forty percent of those making a living on the streets the majority of big companies that employ most of beer is full time work force have been devastated by it i many have gone bust and getting the economy back up and running is now one of the top priorities it's been a climatic battleground here but also a political one there has been hardcore opposition and is voted five times against

the ruling for lemo government in parliamentary and presidential elections and some people here believe they're paying a price for that opposition critics accuse government leaders in the campus almost of previously failing to invest in infrastructure including schools and hospitals and of not doing enough to help victims of the disaster itself where shin guards god why are you breaking cycle. i want to get. only god can tell me that. i'm saying to say that all of the central government can't that's what i do a lot giving us government supporters maintain eeks doing all it can with limited funds and that. funding is allocated regardless of which party is governing all provinces what is important is the direction of the country and not the party. but politics is a game that few of mozambique's poor and destitute play their lives they've always been a struggle from birth to has been unemployed for twenty five years he lived in

a shack and survived a lot of jobs the cycle only left him with nothing. either and did you at least i had a home before the cycle of my life was a little normal even though i didn't help much but now i have lost everything it's not just me sleeping here the streets are full of families with children. many of beer is new street well as don't know what even care this is an election year and most of the for them life is about if and when they will next eat not when they'll vote and i don't care about politics we just need help there's nothing to eat and we don't have medication we don't even have pots and plates. the misery for many of mozambique cyclon victims won't end until help arrives tony berkeley al-jazeera beera australia's prime minister says he's very concerned often al-jazeera investigation showed links between the us gun lobby and an australian political

party officials from the n.r.a. were filmed by al-jazeera as investigative unit advising australia's one nation party on how to deal with public opinion following a mass shooting and to toss reports on the fallout in australia following revelations. this is denise is the saddest. one in a sense for nothing worse. than those in this big trade australia what started as an al-jazeera undercover investigation into the united states is national rifle association is now dominating australian news and the top of politics there we have reports that one nation officials by sickly sought to sell australia's gun laws to the highest bidders to a foreign buyer. and i find that apart one nation is a far right anti immigration party that's growing in influence in australia it's officials caught trying to get donations from the us gun lobby is big news that's

because first for donations to political parties were recently made illegal in australia with one nation foremost among those calling for that ban and second because most australians are proud of their strict gun laws and a concern that any political party suggesting they could be watered down or changed that is particularly true right now in the aftermath of the horrific mosque attacks in neighboring new zealand earlier this month on tuesday the one nation officials caught on camera tried to turn the tables pointing at the undercover reporter of al jazeera and never ever ever suspected him or wildest dreams that this guy was employed by a middle eastern country while just your own as an australian story to you in a kind of politics this is skullduggery at its worst this is the very first time a strong leader has witnessed political interference from a foreign government but the al-jazeera program make rejects that the evidence is

on the video the video is quite clear one nation says the al-jazeera documentary will seriously and unfairly damage their election prospects in the meantime it's dominating australia's airwaves and online andrew thomas al-jazeera sydney well al jazeera contacted all those who featured in this report but none responded the al-jazeera investigative unit film how to sell a massacre will be broadcast on wednesday at a one hundred g.m.t. in the us there is a disturbing legacy of recent mass shootings in seven days three people affected by recent school shootings have taken their own lives too were survivors of the parkland shooting in florida the other the father of a child killed in the sandy hook massacre reports. and we are the parents of aave l. richmond jeremy richmond's daughter was one of twenty children and six adults murdered at the sandy hook school in newtown connecticut in two thousand and twelve

he and his wife jennifer hensel started a foundation in the name of their daughter of the l dedicated to exploring brain science research and mental health treatment with this foundation is our hope are beautiful. and all the others have fallen to such sense of. violence richmond was found dead in his office on monday he was forty nine police declined to give the cause or manner of his death other than saying it does not appear to be suspicious a police spokesman said this is a heartbreaking event for the richmond family and the newtown community as a whole in parkland florida the community is mourning nineteen year old sydney aiello she escaped the mass shooting that killed seventeen of her fellow students and teachers at marjorie stoneman douglas high school a little over a year ago i.l.s.

mother said the first year college student took her own life she had struggled with depression and anxiety one of i.l.o.'s best friends meadow pollack was killed in the high school shooting. another teenage survivor of the mass murder a boy died in an apparent suicide on saturday florida police said the victim was not named the deaths focused attention on the severe effects of trauma on survivors of gun violence and their families every know they think it is sad right now we're grappling with a lot of mental health issues and have come to the forefront as a result of a lot of these shootings according to statistics published by the national health council a group of health care providers pharmaceutical and health insurance companies and health related nonprofit organizations five million americans suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder on an annual basis the council says seventy seven percent of children exposed to school shootings develop p.t.s.d.

a higher percentage than do veterans of the wars in afghanistan and iraq and it says more than sixty five percent of children exposed to traumatic events attempt suicide at some point in their lives in despair and violence that lingers long after the shooting stops robert oulds al jazeera. reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the algerian army has triggered the constitutional process that would declare president obsolete sees beautifully unfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests the president has already agreed not to stand for a fifth term in upcoming elections which have been delayed. the army. and the secret services who have had something that reminds. us of the i am sorry i

have always tried to find a way after the way forward. because there is and i thought that i actually did. a better back oh the issue of how can you know g.m. people have their answer that the math on start about their regime by their willingness to see their regime relieved. israel's prime minister is threatening further action against the biggest israeli palestinian escalation in months or monday the israeli military responded to a palestinian rocket attack with a wave of strikes on hamas in the past there have been reports of sirens sounding in southern israel or rockets landing. survivors of cyclon e.t.i. are trying to return to normal life after last week's storm left a trail of destruction in southern africa but hundreds of thousands of people remain in makeshift camps with little or no food in mozambique alone the u.n.

says that one point eight five million people have been affected british politicians will vote on a range of alternative breck's that options on wednesday after parliament voted to take control of the process of the u.k. leaving the e.u. the move is a major defeat for the government of prime minister to resign may who still hoping to get her withdrawal deal through parliament this week. australia's prime minister says he's very concerned after an al-jazeera investigation showed links between the us gun lobby and australian political party officials from the n.r.a. were filmed by al-jazeera as investigative units advising australia's one nation party on how to deal with public opinion following a mass shooting and those are the latest headlines more news in twenty five minutes the stream is next.

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