eleven to fight al shabaab alongside opic and union forces and with the national army as well the the captain says in schools and assassinations as well we're talking about a very long a seven hundred kilometer long border with somalia porous very difficult to secure in pockets and monday right we have been feeling a major incident in the last meal so yes when something like this happens people raise a little confound with talk to some of them with saying that the government he needs to act as quickly as possible to make sure that these doctors come back safely and to restore the faith of those who need in towns like this. that will grab a break when we come back a month off to the massacre of more than one hundred fifty mali and how does the country's entire governments resigned accused of failing to protect its citizens and a rescue in the outback is a dingo dragged off before changing month old toddler.

how the rain is still falling heavily in the middle of southern china it looks like it's all gone further east but it regenerates itself to the west so the picture the full cost picture for saturday shows it extending through london to the west through for jan to the east towards taiwan and maybe stretches far as shanghai and a separate little finger developing rain in situ and of course it's snow that's hard to chengdu could we're wet place hong kong will become aware places north star by saturday night and there's your picture for sunday again pretty widespread spring rains they will be flooding as a result of this to the west reasons but a big recently in the northeast of india but it's. now looking fairly drive through

most of india that greyness there's a hint the cowboys sharkey's the big showers in back this are and basically we're looking at rising temperatures again not push up to forty one there will be a few places and by the profession back to his right to stand there will be in the middle forty's as for rain where you see just the occasional east of hodge and further south in karen in sri lanka this i think is rosy significant rain we've seen in the last week or so but the next week is next couple of days big showers seem likely.

fly cattle airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. with al jazeera these are all top stories of issued a subpoena for the full uncensored version of the model report an edited version was released on thursday and found numerous contacts between donald trump's campaign and russian officials in the run up to the twenty sixteen election but there was not enough evidence to charge anyone with a crime. has also made a telephone call to libya's warlord to offer his support in a statement the white house said trump recognizes have to

a significant role in fighting terrorism after troops have led an offensive on the libyan capital which is controlled by the recognized government and police in turkey of announced the detention of two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both arrested in istanbul on monday and thought to have gathered intelligence on arab nationalists. the funeral for peru's of former president cedars you to be held two days after he committed suicide as police tried to arrest him hundreds of supporters of been gathering in lima ahead of the sixty nine year old's burial. shot himself in the head on wednesday before police could arrest him of a corruption allegations. the thousands of protesters are still gathered outside the military headquarters in sudan's capital after the biggest rally since the overthrow of president omar bashir last week the protesters want a civilian led transition and they're expected to name a team on sunday to take charge of the country the ruling military council promises

all its promises of reforms have done little to satisfy people to mountains so we're going to look at how sudan actually got here over the last few months it actually goes back to the end of last year when the protests started over the rising cost of bread but the demands got a lot bigger. and they wanted to step down more than a thousand protesters were detained by government forces in february sudan's national security intelligence services said bashir would step down but the man himself was defiant and said he declared a national state of emergency by april thousands of demonstrators reached the military headquarters and police said they would support a peaceful transition of power and then it was april eleventh the military announced that omar al bashir had been acid it been arrested but that as we know has still not appeased the protesters will have been morgan is in khartoum for us reporting and she has been following the protests on the ground look. it's been nearly two weeks since protesters started with their sit in front of the army headquarters here but it doesn't look like they're going to be going home anytime

soon there's think that they're going to continue with their protests and so the military council which announced that president bashir from power on the eleventh of april has overpowered an independent transitional government now the military council says it's up to the political parties to come up with a way that that cabinet will be formed and the way should be run by the political parties are not in agreement on how that government should look like and how long before some parties want of one year only while others including the sudanese professional association the body that has been spearheading the calls for protest is demanding a four year transitional period now most parties and the cities. fashionistas station are saying that these protesters here are the only card that they have to put pressure on the military council to hand over power they're saying that if the protesters go from here and leave then they will have no way to force the military council to hand over power to an independent civilian transitional government so they've been calling on people to continue with their state and to continue with

the protest until power is handed over the sudanese professional association says that it is going to announce the list of members it wants to see in the cabinet on sunday and people are waiting for that but most of all they're waiting for announcements from the association and from political parties that there will be power handed over from the military council to an independent civilian government so that they can go home and call their revolution of victory. the president of mali has accepted the resignation of the prime minister as an and his entire government following weeks of protests against the one hundred sixty people in a full on even a trip to last month by suspected gunman in the rival gone the ethnic group nicolas sarkozy reporting for us from neighboring senegal and says the resignations for his big challenges for molly's president. the premise is to me lube a my guy did not give a reason for his resignation but it really comes as no surprise because just days ago on wednesday the national assembly and members of the ruling party and the

opposition in an unprecedented move put out a motion of no confidence against the prime minister and against his government and that was supposed to be voted in on friday the resignation came on thursday night it also comes on the heels of massive protests on april fifth thousands of mali is took to the streets asking for the prime minister's resignation and calling for foreign troops to leave the country there's thirteen thousand un peacekeeping troops as well as french troops france being the former colonial powers they're trying to find out rebel groups active in the north of the country but just three weeks ago this insurgency turned into an ethnic conflict with poll villagers being targeted by their own neighbors poser a semi nomadic group some of their neighbors accuse them of supporting some of these insurgent group of the north but the main reason why the prime minister is

resigning is because many millions are unhappy about the fact that the cost of living has risen by twenty percent promises made by president. was reelected in august have not been kept the schools have not opened since september the justice system is paralyzed it seems all of the government institutions have not been functioning adding to that is the deterioration of the security situation in mali so the president has announced that he will choose a new prime minister and you government in the days to come. friday protests are underway for the ninth successive week in algeria thousands in the capital algiers chanted down with the system you remember the long term president abilities but the figure was ousted earlier this month but protesters continued to demand change because of the interim government's links to beautifully and delays to the presidential election until june by. spoke to a fairly

a political science professor from ca university and he said it appears the protesters still have the support of the military the most difficult thing to do is to predict what's going to happen next in algeria but for the title being i would rule out in the violence that have been incidents of people today lou the. protests. both of the protesters and the military seem to be in harmony as far as this is concerned the chief of staff so i will not permit blood to be spilled of the protesters and for size on. me i would they call this. a nonviolent protest will exercise in our constitutional right to. peacefully this is basically the mrs dott the protesters are surrounded. now in indonesia legal action is being threatened over what's described as widespread cheating and wednesday's

presidential election results won't be out until next month but president joke of the daughter has already declared victory his challenger though says he'll go to court because of voting fraud more from wednesday in jakarta. supporters all probables will be on to say that they had planned to stay a macho after friday prayers but after some fairly stern words from the security forces about not interfering in the democratic process they sided to gather outside his home in the capital jakarta he and his supporters claim that he is the rightful president of indonesia wednesday's election but all the provisional results say that the incumbent. won the election by a fairly comfortable margin again is alleging that there was cheating in this election and if he is not announced as the official winner by the election commission. twenty second then he will take the case to the constitutional court

remember he said that after the two thousand and fourteen election as well which he lost he said there was cheating that time as well he took the case to the court the court ruled against him a journalist has been shot during a night of unrest in london derry in northern ireland. was reporting on a riot when a gunman apparently indiscriminately opened fire police are describing their murder inquiry as a terrorist incident by dissident republicans the new ira republican group claimed responsibility for a number of possible sent recently. a lack of jobs and a police crackdown has forced thousands of nicaraguans to look for a better life abroad just a year ago protests against planned welfare cuts began but the government responded by targeting journalists and rights groups john heilemann has met one woman hoping to reach the u.s. with her three children. here on from the mass protests which marked the start of the naked eye one crisis and it's not just a political problem now. the country's fallen into its worst economic slump in

three decades scenes like this. have been great for attracting investment. christiane is one of many people laid off one influential think tank put it almost half a million votes in a population of just six million people seen. i've been looking for work for eight months not just in my area which is publicity but in administration tourism wherever i could find a job to provide for my children but i couldn't find anything in any company they're not hiring now they're firing more people. she's heading north to the u.s. with her three children to look for work. moving sixty thousand other nick i will have already left the country many are in costa rica saying they're fleeing persecution since the mass protests began the government's clampdown on journalists

and human rights groups. film a new year's hit the most prominent of them until this happened. i don't live in pm a group of about sixty police broke through the roof they tied up the young man who watches the installations by his hands and feet they took almost everything they destroyed the organization completely the computers the documents we don't know what exactly they took it in a new model year the government's entered into a dialogue with a group of business civil society in university leaders called the civic alliance but alliance represented. if themselves here it's just a play for more time the dialogue is kind of a stalled situation we were able to agree on who was one was the release of all the prisoners and the second was the return to the people of nicaragua basic human rights and civil rights however they go in has not been able to comply with those agreements so far they have shown very little compromise. the civic alliance is

also calling for early elections and justice for the more than three hundred people reported killed and two thousand injured we asked both the government and other figures from the ruling party to share their views none were available for an interview meanwhile out in the streets protests have been effectively banned and paramilitary still roam the government's firmly in control but it won't cost to a country that's already one of the very poorest in the hemisphere john homan how does it matter. in australia a father has saved his baby son from dingo wild dogs after i dragged the toddler from a camper van the attack happened while the fourteen month old was asleep on fraser island in queensland he was airlifted to hospital suffering from neck and head wounds you guys my there why keep trying and grab the boy and drag you away from the campus and walk up to the by the straining and try starting

. to fight the dingoes off to try to see what a month old boy life. the fire inspectors in france suspect an electrical short circuits cause the not true dam fire of course rebuilding after monday's disaster is expected to be long and costly but other famous french cathedral has proven it's possible to rise from the ashes but the reports architects in paris are looking to eastern france for their inspiration. it's not as famous as not a dam in paris but not a dam in a car says equally impressive a towering gothic splendor soaring into the sky built in the eleventh century france's kings were crowned here but in world war one it was left in ruins by german artillery the cathedral was eventually rebuilt with painstaking attention to detail that there was in fact a discussion on true go to decide whether we should leave the cathedral as

a room remembering all that for us i'd been done during the war or if we had to rebuild the cathedral and the process i needed to rebuild it like not to dam in paris the roof here was destroyed inside heat resistant cement was used in the new version instead of timber it took twenty five years to restore the casie jewel french president emmanuel mccall wants to rebuild not a dam in paris within just five. mr president across time frame is probably aimed at completing the first stage of an exterior more time will be needed of course to restore it to its former glory when this cathedral was nearly destroyed people were shocked and saddened the famous french writer marcel proust called its shelling a crime against art the fire not to dam in paris has produced similar emotions and it desire amongst the french to rebuild. in paris people come to reflect on what

happened reconstruction will be expensive but more than a billion dollars has already been graced the national heritage foundation of france has been in a. dated with calls from people in companies offering to nations all skills one of the great talents i think is also to add all the people able to work on it you know all the craftsmen. or the companies who work on this kind of the thing are very specialized so that we have to train new people it will be a new source up after our government leaders in france have yet to decide whether or not to dam will be faithfully restored or redesigned rebuilding the medieval masterpiece is undoubtedly a challenge but the cathedral in paris proves that it can be done natasha butler al-jazeera france.

this is al-jazeera these are the top stories donald trump has found libya's warlord khalifa haftar to offer his support the white house says the president recognizes half the significant role in fighting terrorism and securing libya's oil resources after its troops are leaving an offensive to counter the libyan capital which is controlled by a un recognized these two hundred people being killed in the two week battle for control of tripoli. and other news u.s. democrats have issued a subpoena for the full uncensored version of the robert muller report an edited version was released on thursday it found numerous contacts between donald trump's campaign and russian officials in the run up to the twenty sixteen presidential election but not enough evidence to charge anyone with a crime. whatever the issue and challenge that we face the congress of the united states will honor its oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states to protect our democracy we believe

that the first article article one the legislative branch has a responsibility of oversight of our democracy and we will exercise that police in turkey said have detained two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both were arrested in istanbul on monday the thought to have gathered intelligence on arab nationals one arrived in turkey last october the other arrived later to help his colleague thousands of protesters are still gathered outside the military headquarters of sudan's capital after the biggest rally since the overthrow of president ahmed of the shia last week protesters want a civilian the transition they're expected to name a team on sunday to take charge of the country. and the president of mali has accepted the resignation of the prime minister and his entire government for in weeks of protests over ethnic killings more than one hundred sixty people in a full on a village were killed last month by suspected gunman from the rival drug on the

ethnic group demonstrators are angry at the government for failing to stop the killings as well as the state of the economy and the presence of foreign troops you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera radicalized youth is up next. for the.

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what. you. think you know soup he makes it doesn't hurt to go and. everyone's. right your style. it's a movement going to go oh. wait there was a point in that you know when i was hiding among my friends that. i told myself if i don't make it out that i had to save all that to say in this video. and believably catastrophic day in broward county history it's devastating there are folks that have lost their lives i don't know the number right now it's a fluid scene right now we have multiple swat teams we are all the buildings it's. sick.

i'm speechless i don't know i don't know it said. you. know we're on. a limb here to see us the good students we stand together and we're not just one voice for this cause you know we're here especially we're here spreads. the. if you stand up by saying we need to pass common sense gun legislation you have chosen that and the millions of people marching in this country today will stop

until they see those against us out of office because we choose life. since the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child. was. what i wanted freshman year i didn't know many people i didn't have any friends and it wasn't until the last year freshman year that i felt. like you had

friends and it was because i picked up my camera and i brought it to school i decided to make of like that. you know it's good you two today were going to be doing a q. and a you guys to ask me questions and. let me research now i realized my camera was my comfort zone it was a place for me to lay on my worries and preoccupations and just like go of everything that's when i realized a. way of taking care of myself. this past month i saw i saw a dead body you know i went to multiple funerals and i just had to learn how to deal with that. it's been rough i don't like to show my emotions on camera especially i don't. it's been rough but we students are

getting through it we're strong. because filmmaking has this power to just influence other people i decided to video based project called stories untold so in stories i'm told we posed different videos and we mainly cover people that have experienced gun violence and we've had up to you travel across the country and meet so many different people this is christy she's a column on survivor this is omar though god he was the first respondent at the polls shooting i was involved in one of the worse part of the u.s. strategy that occurred you know right before your amanda zero zero zero massacre what i want is for those people courage bodies laid on top of each other to meet again for a lot of us suffer trauma we want to express but we just don't how about not to go into. if you had

a teacher with who was adept at firearms they could very well end the attack very quickly so we'll be doing the background checks will be doing a lot of different things but we'll certainly be looking at ideas like that. we've got to make sure we have an increased law enforcement presence on in all of our schools every school so my repos would have a significant long presence in every school out top of that as are school and schools that are larger would have a bigger loss was a presence. back when i was in elementary school or middle school i remember school was the school it's a place where i can walk around where i can feel at home where i can just be me i guess now school starting to feel more like a prison there's so many security guards so many policemen in.

the united states has been at least for the last fifty or sixty years like lobel. power and a leading global power so it has to have a particular kind of brand of of conflict management and this is it it's it's militarized but i'd never accept that argument about militarization as simply the reason to explain why americans like done so much i think there's also a relationship to not ever having to explain oneself i think that's a part of american culture. but it's also really a part of american identity which is never to apologize. she could walk what she's lazing. my goofball. but. i raised two girls and single dad and i watched it with my own two our

kids grow up too fast you know it's hard enough now with what's going on in. my opinion democrats have been all for our guns for many many years trying to do something about guns but it's in our d.n.a. and in american they can't get it it's impossible it's like a bad it's a stage and not a bad thing but it's like a stand that's never going to go away we're always going to have. it was. someone said that it's right. that is that she teaches a moral leader training every year at least five or six teachers will be carrying

guns i want to see military with. me sitting in war you know you have anybody to take. exactly what they're. telling us is down the street from my school and now we have one fire drill every month same with code red every month in code yellow every month once you go on code red you turn off the lights bring down the shade and you go high like to where like if they look in the window they can't see you like one of the walls but we had one on call back on valentine's day and then i texted my sister saying i'm on code red and she's like yeah there's a shooting at douglas and that's when i told my friends and they started freaking out because their siblings go there it's very close and they're very touchy when it comes to that subject of guns because i say you know i support them but they have

to be used the right way you can't you can't use them to threaten somebody with or bring them to school to show your friends you know it's not it's not it's not a toy you're so many veterans are coming back. you know that are very there are guards they become police officers give them a job. just because if he was served our country and here i've been a part of his body blown off or shot off amputated or something he'd be a perfect candidate sit in that school inside there in the give give him a gun and he will stop a threat before you have kids. p.t.s.d. you know. after what they've gone to join the dots to of covers a lot of areas. and nobody has to pay attention to ten. that's also

police officers go through that then everybody so there's three ways to to to keep an eye on these people i feel and i'm sure if they if they let a police officer carry a firearm they could let somebody go in there and a lot of our police officers or ex-military. the night. after a traumatic event we know that one thing that facilitates healthy coping is children feeling like they're safe and so you know i think that the idea is well meaning buy it on the flip side it may also end in for at least send a message that school actually isn't safe. i think for children who've experienced

trauma that could be a big trigger for them and be more stressful than it's nice to.