they pride themselves on his without leader and civil society it's the people and it is standing together against you know the political elite of which does make a part of his part could be the most power. in this country he did praise the protesters when it came to what they had a chief he said it was our president and then you have managed to get this government to push through economic reforms without being taxed but then you have that many warnings i'm going to bring in a guest to talk about this reaction to the tease us civil society activists thank you for joining us what is your reaction to the speech of how. i think it's trying to spread the message of you. just that the people that something might happen if they're going to put it up for the 2nd one is going to get groups considered safe because he doesn't realize that most musicians it's done this. he tried those messages and you look small discards like all political and they don't realize that people on the streets are going to see on the streets no matter what it is that.

the only thing we want is just that is an issue of the government to support the option and if we didn't i would love to finish this is a after the message is given to this is the reason i also use one of these as you mentioned there stat we did have an altercation between supporters of hezbollah and protesters in a square just a couple 100 meters down from where we are at that was digit off an hour before he started speaking what was your this is a figure that the protesters have right that these political parties not just has but that will bring their men into the streets to cause trouble i mean give my right give your reaction. to send some some of these groups to try to create some trouble on the streets and just make sure to give me the sun and the city actually take you shopping to go out there for the revolution and make sure to say to them all of them. want to be part of piece of shit and in. i will

probably sit with him in the financial crisis mode of government and part of an. hour absolutely and they have a very strong saying in government but also that if they've been. pushing the other . people government and into something they've been the main lobby is the concern that even the government how difficult this is going to be to remove what it is you want you want everyone to know it's going to be pretty difficult if you know if this is what we know we have we have a footnote and we presented it would guide the 1st the resignation of the current government and then. going to get a new government that's made of even the people who are competent outside the court this written session in face and that's possibly not the 1st country in the world when there are so many financial problems and social problems but a government has to be signed with asking for something that never happened on the ground and then this government has the roles of course what is holding ready onto the elections. on a good lot 2nd this will make sure that i would have to issue these independent

groups so that you make sure that such a good option and the corruption process and put everyone in jail stick to beat the measures to get it out finished and make an occurrence of it because the company has this 3 because it's holding a party so these are the growth of government that would not want to ask for anything it's a very me that's the most the government can do when we. thank you very much so i see here there is a standoff between the government and the people that you see on the streets not just in the region other cities across this country calling for that but it's going to run this country for decades to stand down it's not happening at the moment if people remain on the streets you have to wait and see how that we can plans out certain people will tell you that they expect large numbers to return to repeat that. stephanie thank you stephanie decker joining us live there from but. indonesian investigators found faults by boeing lyon and the pilots led to last year's plane. that killed all 189 people on board the boeing 737 max plunged into

the sea soon after takeoff from jakarta victoria reports. it's taken these investigators a year to determine exactly what happened in the final moments of lion f. light $610.00 the final crash report blames a combination of factors including design flaws in boeing 737 max jet as well as maintenance problems and inadequate pilot training. the line a plane crashed into the java sea 12 minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital jakarta all 189 people on board died including anton so hardy's cousins he says he's disappointed with the report's conclusions. and we actually had big hopes that the government would answer all our questions but the information we've been given adds almost nothing to what we already known. the report highlights problems with boeing's anti stall software known as n.

cas it's also implicated in a similar crash in ethiopia in monch which led to the grounding of the max fleet worldwide it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in care system which is the maneuvering characteristic saying that basically took control of way from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane pilots flying the line jets had reported problems the day before it crashed and they say it should have been grounded for further tests by me to idella i feel that safety is not yet the core concern in indonesia except for the flag carrier airlines i'm worried about the private aviation companies because even though on paper they're checked by safety inspectors accidents keep happening boeing has already paid a high price the 2737 max crashes within 5 months its chief executive was fired and

the company's income has hogged engineers have been foods to redesign software and boeing needs to convince a v.a. sure regulators the grounded jets all safe to take off again victoria gate and be i'll just there are. there's plenty more ahead on the news hour including after the withdrawal the u.s. now turns to tension to syrian spoiled. people why tens of thousands of people in guinea are unhappy with their president in sport has this swedish superstar played last game budgeting software to find a place in the program. in zimbabwe schools offices and colleges a shot for a day to protest against international sanctions the ruling zanu p.f. party held a rally blaming u.s. and e.u.

sanctions for choking zimbabwe's economy several companies and politicians have been on the international embargoes since 2002. as more from ferrars. government officials are calling this a victory that managed to get other countries in southern africa examined the bodies to you tonight with. 3 ways to impose sanctions no sanctions put in place many trained. by live human rights abuses and the speech that it meant officials here argue that sanctions are hurting the economy back they say that's why so many people. who are instructed to say the country can access lines of credit they can't get foreign direct investment because of the sanctions some officials the readings on it here party say that they feel the country is being unfairly victimized by the waves because robert mugabe the former president who died. from white commercial farmers seen the land reform program and some who were him marching maybe the ratings on

a pier say 3. specially toy economy to everybody. out of our industries of sanction creating to create jobs because every country needs funding. countries. we want. to strike. the united states is no sanctions i talked in only 141 individuals and companies are on the sanctions list they said companies in the united states are free to do business and trade with anyone it. is on the sanctions list that company is makes it is about a defense forces that means no country in the e.u. . to the babi only 2 individuals are on that list that's probably the former president and his wife they say that's that's the not the reason for the bobbies

economic crisis he said the reason is corruption and poor policy if the only way such would be removed is if the government. and economic reforms space the constitution and rule of law. well joseph is a journalist on african affairs and a former columnist for the new african magazine he joins us now from london nice to have you with us look the government would blame this on the e.u. and us sanctions wouldn't it but the fact of the matter is those sanctions are targeted individuals and private companies the americans say it is catastrophic financial management that's put the government in this situation. both sides are right but i must say that looking at the figures just come out of a meeting of southern suburbs in london led by their chair boston tanzania and the figures are startling that in the last nearly 20 years as a barber has lost 42000000000 of their buyout of u.s.

fun funds direct investment other us into. about where and up to 21000000000 net in terms of g.d.p. for all that is a startling figure if you go into the detail you really find that actually you begin to ask whether or not sanctions in this day and age is the best way for dealing with some of the political issues but i've said quite clearly yes there were issues that zimbabwe faced and indeed zimbabwe festa but with the west but that was nearly 20 years ago i think the current government has got every reason to say that bizarre things that should be if you would have been saying that they're open for business they've been saying that actually let's meet up on share and exchange views and opinions i think generalizing the process of what happened maybe up to 5 years ago up to maybe even 5 months ago when robert mugabe was still in town is rather unfair to zimbabwe look he there's a lot of money to take out of the economy because of the sanctions but he is of the fundamental problem is that this is about land reform it's also

a bit about austerity measures that have been introduced that have also hurt the economy another thing was reintroducing the currency which hasn't helped as well to what extent does the government look at that and say will we need to also change change course. i think when it comes to issues to do with austerity that is absolutely right when you look at sudden aspects of fiscal policy and programs yes . but when you look at blunder from wonderful more settled in the year 2002 and that is a settled matter that even those above in a position agrees and i don't see that as a position changing anytime soon it possibly would not necessarily change and it was the right course of action by the suburban government of the time clearly there was a program or a game changer you know if i may say so the u.s. and the british mainly were fundamental parts to sanctions against apartheid south africa in zimbabwe those days saying sanctions heart the ordinary people the same

has actually happened in zimbabwe and to me as someone who's covered africa for over 20 years i am beginning to review my position whether or not sanctions globally with this in cuba and syria is the best way unless it's targeted except on military because generally economic sanctions i think it hard the vast majority of the citizens whichever country it is josaphat yana thank you so much for joining us . well they've been protesting guinea over potential changes to the constitution there that myal our president alpha condé to seek a 3rd term in the next year's election several opposition politicians and that a government demonstrators have been jailed in the past priyanka gupta reports the protesters marched in their thousands in guinea's capital conakry moment the they are angry about a possible cost issue change that they see will push me into a dictatorship the people are accusing afrikander off wanting to hold

onto power for the town for them 10 years of condit's government are enough mr. we here today to say no to a 3rd term alpha condé no 2 referendum we are all together here saying of condé must by 2020 have to 2 terms in office he should go many protesters will read for those killed last week unlike those days peaceful march those demonstrations the violent and the crackdown severe opposition leaders say 10 people were killed the government put set number at 8 leaders of a coalition of civil society and political parties behind the recent wave of anti-government demonstrations what jailed. dr moment but i'm going to get this is the time for our candidates who renounce his words not only the protest in conakry but all over the country alpha condé has lost and needs to free our colleagues in prison now and the fight will continue 81 year old condé 1st came to power in

2010 it was skinny's 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of authoritarian rule since independence from france in 1958 the test to say they will not allow those dark days to return. and they are planning. too much again in the coming days. the northeast in syria has killed at least one person and lift dozens injured it's the 3rd attack inside the safe zone declared by turkey in 3 days it comes as the u.s. is sending additional troops to help protect syrian oilfields washington says the move is to prevent oil from falling back into the hands of isis fighters president donald trump called for all american forces to be withdrawn 2 weeks ago osama bin java has the latest from the earth near the turkish syrian border. there's been

more fighting in northern syria forces loyal to the syrian democratic forces the kurdish fighters are saying that turkish forces backed by turkey as well as arab fighters on the ground have been attacking their positions something that's been denied by turkey turkey saying 5 of its soldiers have been wounded and there has been more violence these are clashes that have continued for the last 24 hours despite the cease fire but they're happening outside the ceasefire zone turkey has insisted that kurdish fighters should leave the 30 kilometer area on the turkish syrian border deep inside syrian territory in these 150 hour window which expires on tuesday feeling that turkey will move in with force on the diplomatic front between hearing from the turkish foreign minister reiterating his demands for the western allies including the european parliament as well of the united states that turkey wants them to be on the same page as turkey in is fighting what he calls and

what president are drawn has been calling terrorism out he's been speaking specifically on the issue of the kurdish general who many senators in the united states have vouch for and want him to be granted a visa so you can come to the united states the turkish stance on this is that the turkish justice ministry once and to be arrested gentlemens doom who they say is actually shane is wanted for crimes inside turkey a nato army he's been carrying out attacks and there's an interpol red notice issued for him so it is a fluid situation diplomatically and on the battle lines despite a cease fire although the guns predominantly have fallen silent but fighting continues on the ground. in the united states family friends and political colleagues all ring the life of congressman alija cummings at a funeral service in his home town about 4000 mourners filled the light democratic politicians on church in baltimore cummings was a key figure in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump's presidency former

secretary of state hillary clinton as well as former presidents barack obama and bill clinton would in attendance. his integrity and character his can do spirit made him a guiding light in the congress he pushed back against the abuse of power he was on we bring in his defense of our democracy he had little tolerance for those who put party ahead of country or partisanship of truth. well still ahead on al-jazeera. to the samsung empire ricky is in court with his future hanging in the balance protection for a revered rock a ban on funny will rule you know straight comes into effect in sports a bittersweet we had to stand to the brink at the same pace so with its.

head there that we have seen some rain showers across northern sections of the middle east and there are still a fair few in the full cost tens of cloud in the last few hours and then you notice that all disturbance here this is still sitting across northern areas of egypt that will continue to produce some rain showers as a good friday into saturday it will work its way slowly east has but again we could see some floods with this the ground of course is so very dry and then much of the north and the west of iran again we'll see these widespread widely scattered showers it's a dry picture on sunday slightly through the eastern end of the med $26.00. but the cloud continuing really further to the east and maybe again just a shot across into terrine meanwhile across into arabian peninsula it is mostly fair it is mostly dry this of course just on the screen as a tropical cycle or not on its way towards the west it will take several days that

probably by monday even choose they'll begin to see the outer bands of this storm system. along the coast of oman but as i say that is a few days away meanwhile we have got some rain in the 4 calls for the next couple of days this cloud streaming by through cape town it will bring the rain showers we could also see some showers across into durban meanwhile johannesburg it's a case of scattered thunderstorms with a high of 35. all i worked as stay with most of my wife the rest internment and mass indoctrination all we were children are now in a process of reeducation or chinese assimilation forced labor and the use of high tech surveillance were being complicit in the human rights abuses that are occurring in australian investigation into china's systematic repression of the

week tell the world on al-jazeera. overthrow and exiled their point say if you all thought. we kill you i mean to my film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know the truth. and. nothing to do i think he is already a long way from egypt this return of a president on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here's

a reminder of our top stories this hour. to reshuffle his cabinet. growing protests at least 7 people have died and several 100 have been injured during demonstrations in baghdad and across the country in zimbabwe schools and offices are closed for a day to protest against international sanctions the ruling zanu p.f. . blaming the u.s. and the e.u. for choking the country's economy but the u.s. is blaming corruption and mismanagement indonesia's transport safety will. be to blame for the lion a year ago all 189 people on board were killed when the boeing 737 mags plunged into the sea. police in england have arrested 2 more people in connection with the $39.00 bodies found in a container truck and i've been to thailand on suspicion of human trafficking and manslaughter a 25 year old truck driver from northern ireland remains in custody the victims

were discovered on an industrial estate east of london on wednesday well in behavior joins us live now from london this investigation continuing emma bring us up to date on where it's at at the moment. well as you were saying stand 2 more arrests today a 38 year old man a 30 year your 38 year old woman both arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people and also manslaughter bringing to a total of 3 the number of arrests so far the lorry driver is still being held in custody the real focus now of the investigation is trying to identify the $39.00 victims who were found inside the lorry on wednesday morning post-mortem examinations have now begun but also it was believed that all those involved were chinese nationals but earlier today it was discovered by a human rights organization in viet nam that a vietnamese family had raised the alarm suggesting that their daughter may have

been inside the container they received a message from her saying she simply couldn't breathe and they have not heard from her since the container was found away from that though of course the police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened the chronology of how those people came to be in the container and where they were put inside the container and then what happened during the journey. emma thank you for that the european union has agreed to britain's request for a bricks of extension but a new departure date has not been said the decision gives british m.p.'s more time to decide where there's a hole in the snap election prime minister barres johnson is pushing for a vote on december the 12th will reach alan says more from brussels over 2 meetings in brussels this week ambassadors from 27 different e.u. countries the 28 the u.k. not of course being included in these discussions have gathered together to try to work out whether there's going to pre abraxane extension and if so for how long now

they are most of the way there but the final hurdle to ration still to be cleared as they broke up on friday they said that there was full of greenland's on the need for an extension that was for agreement reached a unanimous consensual the u 27 decision and there was full agreement that this should be done by written procedure and that there was no real need to get the leaders of these countries together in a meeting but they are going to keep on talking over the weekend when they broke up on friday they haven't yet decided to how long this extension would be for and they will perhaps make this decision they said on monday or tuesday of next week they're basically waiting for a sign from london as to whether or not there is going to be a general election in the u.k. which is strange because in london they're basically waiting for some kind of indication from brussels about how long the extension is going to be. people have been killed and 2 others injured after a russian soldier opened fire on his fellow servicemen the shooting happened at

a military base in the country's east need the city of chita the man he said to have been suffering a nervous breakdown when he opened fire on his colleagues he has been detained. california's biggest utility company has admitted that its electrical equipment but they have sparked a wildfire burning in the state's wine country the blazes destroyed dozens of buildings pacific gas and electric are imposing sweeping blackouts to around half a 1000000 people to stop any further fires another fire in the. area has forced more than 50000 people to evacuate their homes. or united nations heading to investigate allegations of excessive force by security forces protests over the economy have now into the 2nd week at least 18 people have been killed and more than 2000 detained demonstrations 1st erupted over a metro fear high but has since grown into a bigger movement against inequality our office has received allegations by

elations of international norms and standards relating to the use of force by state security forces we have also received reports of crimes committed by 3rd parties the high commissioner has those decided to deploy a team of 3 human rights offices to the country from the 28th of october until the 22nd of november to examine the allegations to meet with various actors and to gather information on measures taken by the government to address the situation. the ear of the south korean business empire samsung has been back in court for the start of his bribery trial the supreme court ruled j.y. lee's case should be heard again after receiving a suspended sentence for seeking favors from former president park geun here rob mcbride has more from seoul. jay widely arrived in court knowing that if these

proceedings go against him he could end up back behind bars. as the de facto head of south korea's biggest conglomerate that's a prospect that would have wide we put questions. i feel very sorry for causing concerns for many people. the was caught up in the corruption scandal that brought down former president park yohe and her associate choice and still now both serving long prison terms he was given a 5 year sentence for bribery but only served one year before his sentence was cut in half on appeal and he was able to walk free but the prosecution appealed that decision and won a ruling at the supreme court which is now resulted in this retrial the case has also highlighted the longstanding controversy over the role of south korea's j. ball these are family run conglomerates that dominate the economy i don't often accused of wielding too much power prosecution lawyers have told the court that

lee's alleged bribery was part of a plan to take over the chairmanship of some song from his father it poses a challenge to the current liberal administration of president moon j n seen here at a recent ceremony with a lady unveiling a multi-billion dollar investment. boon has promised to curb the chaebol powers. but it comes at a difficult time for south korea and samsung as the tech giant faces a global downturn in semiconductor sales as well as the fallout from the u.s. china trade war and trade restrictions imposed by japan which league has been trying to fix it widely has been credited with leading comes on the tronics to find replacement chemicals for export restricted japanese chemicals and he's been getting very good public opinion over that but if now he goes to prison

there's a question of whether something can maintain that kind of pace representing 20 percent of south korea's exports samsung may be too big to fail but it's bus might not be too big to be sent back to jail or mcbride al-jazeera sold. businesses across the u.s. so hard being for a resolution to the trade war with china before too many jobs were lost were considered chinese train manufacturing firm in chicago are particularly worried as john hendren explains. from the chicago skyline follow the southbound tracks for half an hour and you'll arrive at the latest battleground in the u.s. china trade war in this gleaming new $100000000.00 manufacturing plant china's c r r c is building the 1st of 800 passenger rail cars for chicago's elevated trains but congress is now considering banning the company from making trains here unfortunately.

meet the next potential casualties of the trade war. c.r.c. has 300 workers at a plant in massachusetts and plans to double the 90 here in chicago but china has a major image problem here we can't allow china to require sulphide a force. with donald trump sparking an economic battle with the world's 2nd largest economy the bill to blacklist china from passenger rail projects that received federal funding which is virtually all of them has drawn support from both parties

since pullman built its last car in 1968 no american manufacturer makes passenger rail cars the trade war launched by the ministration parted increasing business and employment here in the united states but trust between the 2 countries is so great that the u.s. intent on china even if it were also hurting jobs in manufacturing here at home some members of congress fear china's growing economic dominance and the national security threat posed by what they claim could be listening devices imbedded. didn't real cars critics call them spike trains c.r.c. calls that ridiculous. is not doing that. when. bill still rail cars and delivers than to the transit authority takes full control of the rail cars economists say the us china conflict has begun to slow trade generally there are been a number of economic outlook economic forecasts that have said that the trade war

is beginning to drag on the global economy generally trade is affecting global growth and that threatens to derail not just chinese manufacturers and american jobs but the global economy john hendren al-jazeera chicago. the final count by bolivia's electoral board has given president ever morale is an outright victory but rather up callous missouri is refusing to accept that result john heilemann reports. there was a huge march snaked through the center of the puzzle thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections that and i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect our fight or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase off the president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st

round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over the vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented opposition united around carlos messa the leading challenger to moralise. but he made the coordination in defense of democracy resolves to 1st call for a 2nd election round administered in a peaceful and impartial way 2nd to call on citizens social organizations and institutions to continue to hold peaceful rallies until the voters respect and. many still support president morales he was the favorite going into the election

partly thanks to well distribution programs that have almost hall of poverty he called this a coup and chided the organization of american states for questioning the process look at internet you love these young i don't want to think that the u.s. mission is already taking part in a coup d'etat i don't know if they understood me yesterday that oh yes. as a whole should evaluate themselves and the mission it sent as well president morales has really addressed the main criticism here that almost 24 hour gap between results and state has hit back accusing kind of a coast message of being a criminal and saying that the young people protesting against him at them paid with money over with better grades was the was we put that to students on the march was enough i thought it was because it's disrespectful to say it out to the universities and the students he's trying to minimize our vote they haven't paid us or given us grades this is actually affecting us because this week

we had exams. with protests strikes opening of public buildings and many of the levy is departments the crisis is if anything the printing john hoeven al jazeera pass. a famous australian led bark is permanently closed to climbers after a decades long campaign by indigenous people has more from the all the rue national park out there are people who can say they were among the very last to climb up and now climb down or depending on your perspective some of the very last to show disrespect to indigenous australians now climbing over the roof has always been discouraged but what happened on friday was that discouragement was replaced by a form and there was a big cheer just here where the previous sign discouraging people from climbing was replaced by this one but. we spoke to some of those who were still climbing on friday among the very last about why they were doing it and some indigenous

australians watching them about what they state meant for them. today deliberately knowing it was the last night i think we did i think we did. subconsciously climb today i was at work well well when i said it was close we will never ever get the opportunity quite consciously well now i just subconsciously that we ended up. here you decided to come when you was going to. get even with. yassir it is an important day because it shows that. we have bit of authority over a sacred sites and we can pose if we want to. with. culturally american if it's. common sense why would you plan a different. over the next few days that chain which has been helping people to

climb up and down for decades will be removed anyone who chooses to scramble up anyway risks a fine for indigenous australians is much more significant a new era of respect not just for them. well still ahead in sport find out what happens when sports correspondent a 6 year old. sport

now he's thank you stan now that japan is out of their home world cup the spotlight is back on new zealand the team are aiming for a historic 3rd title in a row the all blacks have a legendary status in the sport despite their losing drought in the ninety's and early 2000 given their history bay are well prepared for the pressure building ahead of their semifinal against england paul research ports from yokohama. 3 world cup matches against england on 3 wins but much has changed in the 20 years since new zealand last faced the english in the world cup as the number one on number 2 and 2 nations prepare for what could be the game of the tournament in saturday's semi final in yokohama you know the. last thing in the last 2 years of when i think this match is in a row. you know we're really looking forward to plan and he says there's an important story come which is about who's going to want to. get i want the phone on the phone with all blacks and i'm sure one of the phone only that. what does define

the old lacks is their record they've won more than 3 quarters of the much as they've ever played and no rugby team transcends their sports like they do that's despite not winning the world cup at all between 19072011 now they haven't lost a world cup match in 12 years 2 trophies in a row haven't set their critics a mate that rigby obsessed country proud such as the popularity of the all blacks that england coach eddie jones described the new zealand media head as just found with cable ads but for the player is wearing the black jersey also comes with a lot of expectation and pressure. you're saying it's not whether you've done it with everybody it seems but. you know of course people are going to say we fight over that one but for much of the obits in the zone and you know the scrutiny that we have on our selves and it's the tension as to when and i'm good enough to win

this way so that's all we're focusing on the scene that a lot from the past and i see that a lot from the past so as well we have been successful. england have already learned their lessons from a group stage exit 4 years ago victory would put them 80 minutes away from a final against either south africa or wales. on the chance to walk in the shoes of 2003 when it jonny wilkinson he ses england coach joe johns has got his players believing everything he was mostly players on about everything but i feel like you know what the limit you know the stars remember we can be we can be from what you can read about it though to do that it's not easy and i think he sees given that probably the players use eland and england avoided playing each other in each of the tournament so they have one with no recent world cup history to look back on they'll have to be content to make their own on saturday. paul reste al jazeera.

there was high drama in the m.l.s. playoffs as l a f c b last time ibrahima bitches l.a. galaxy to reach the western conference final the l.a. battles known by the fans as traffic 0 and thursday night was the 1st time the pair had met in post-season all eyes were on it became a bitch before the game and what may be his last appearance in the m.l.s. he scored 10 minutes into the 2nd half to make it 22 but then 2 goals in 2 minutes for l.a. f.c. looked to have one of them back became the galaxy though as they made it for 3 with just over 10 minutes left but elliott seems scored again to break out the hearts final score $53.00 to l.a. f.c. . and da it was a bad start to the new season for the houston rockets they were beaten by the milwaukee bucks last season's m.v.p. . scoring 30 points in this one however it didn't look like it would be enough james harden and his teammates including new recruit russell westbrook looked to be

in control of the game even leading into the 4th quarter but milwaukee held their nerve and eventually ran out winners $117.00 to $111.00 to get their season up and running. as a child tiger woods was a well known golf prodigy and his achievements have inspired young players around the world they include a 6 year old champion from surrey in england we whelan's reports on the emerging leo boniface. to be a champion go for you have to start young the obama face is just 6 years old but he doesn't miss a chance to practice with his father lester and coach cuban cuttings and golf club in sorry he started playing the 3 of us might such extraordinary progress he's already won g.t. it's one of the it's the why he spends the. soul of the nest he's got he works his body in a very good. that the way his body works on news in this way and is very powerful as well. it is

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i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from down also coming up scuffles in lebanon between hezbollah supporters and demonstrate is calling for an overhaul of the government. investigation boeing is partly to blame for last year's crash. that killed 189 people. hundreds of government supporters rally in zimbabwe calling for the end of western sanctions as the u.s. blames corruption and mismanagement for the country's economic decline. 7 people have been killed in iraq with protesters back on the streets skeptical about a government promise to introduce sweeping economic reforms now in the capital baghdad security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds protesters

tried to storm the green zone that fortified area where the iraqi parliament and several western embassies are located to the south in nasiriyah protesters there pushed past police and burned down a provincial government building earlier prime minister monti addressed the nation signing his reforms will make sure no iraq he will live in poverty. the police ought to be my soon enough at the net we plan to reduce the salaries of officials in the presidential offices and ministries as well as members of parliament and executive manages of national public entities the funds to arrive from the reduction of salaries along with contributions from the state will be used to establish a social welfare fund that ensures that no iraqi lives below the poverty line and that any iraqi without income will receive a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 us dollars from the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval well since the protests began on october 1st more than 150 people have been killed and more

than 6000 injured the country's top shia cleric is calling for calm saying the violence could drag the country into chaos the test of the 9 has been in the capital and spoke to some of the protests the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance is rushed to the hospital ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's come into office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything smear he's rog he also if you also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by tear gas we've been talking to protesters and i want you to hear from one of them come come sir come sir so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the prime minister's latest concessions to have an anti-corruption court half the salaries of himself the

president and other leaders why is that. a cursed at 1st we are done. we are done that's that's you know from them they do what they can do and that's ok you should be they they should leave they don't they don't know how to where they duck no to run. but i know very little school. very big country minister is saying if there's a new government things will dismaying giving away our iraq people educated organized you can see only on a friday on saturday people get out but the rest of the week they go to their jobs they do their their work in peace nothing at all only they won't they're given men . the right to do their best they can not do things the tricky if that's all you're hunting is fine yes for those hearing arabic tell us like the sign that they. might like to i'd like a country keep my cut my dignity there's no dignity in why we're raised in the

media and people sleeping on the on the road asking for a job which is that they get it. that way but it was for a long time to government promised reforms and said you will fight corruption we want a kind of social balance because the gap is getting big companies mean the rich will get a richer and the poor get poorer especially the youth as well as we've mentioned there have been protests in other major cities in iraq in the city of basra there was another large crowd botching through the streets calling for china and the unrest has posed the biggest challenge to prime minister your mouthy since he took office just one year ago so i do now konami is a political analyst a contributor to open democracy an independent global media platform he says the constitution is outdated and doesn't eat all sectarian groups into consideration. protestors in iraq are calling for a country a country that respects their right and their freedom to express themselves their free their democratic right to express themselves how how can one expect or believe

the iraqi prime minister's economic reforms if he doesn't even give them their basic rights and their democratic right to protest when he promised the night before in his last peach that he would ensure that they would have the right to express their way of peacefully protesting against the government of course that constitution was established under a time when the rock was invaded by the u.s. it was also established and written at a time when the regional power players neighboring iraq had a major road and writing that constitution to satisfy the interests of the neighboring countries of iraq and never the iraqi people at the the constitution is not really written in a way to satisfy the sectarian groups of iraq but to satisfy the political leaders of those sectarian groups iraqi identity or the iraqi collective identity was never fragile it has only the fragility or the challenges faced by the iraqi collected by the entity is due to the way this government has been utilizing those an identity

differences amongst the iraqi society. now in lebanon all there have been clashes between hezbollah supporters and anti-government protesters in beirut the scuffles there prompted riot police to reach a thing to try to diffuse the situation similar complications broke out on thursday night at the same site in the center of the city hundreds of thousands of people have been demonstrating for the past and dies in a televised address has bought a little house on the said the fold of the government could lead to civil war stephanie deca has more from baton rouge. is the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported has. a mentor the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing. sticks and the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police trying to separate the 2 sides with this is one of the

fears number just come out in the political parties will start to set their men down to the streets to make trouble now has distanced themselves with these men we haven't heard from her son none of the leader of her lease spoke earlier today his voice boomed out over the microphones here and everyone listened to what he had to say this is a little bit of the times she's a lot i'll mainly look to see under the current monetary and economic situation and the fragile political climate in all of the targeting that is happening internationally and regionally void will lead to chaos void will lead to destruction well the reaction here from the protesters no welcoming that speech happy to give when he said not there were far and out of that mold all the protesters whose minds are funding. so many people are not too happy in terms of the protesters about his message we're not the free of all the messages of fear and threat but he's been promoting. this thing on the streets and that it. doesn't.

it. was interesting for the 1st time behind the lebanese model not the flag of hezbollah clearly sending a message that even a lebanese leader i know that even though i know my admission. by iran these are buried difficult they're not protective all times and. they are not present and yes there is even more at home on the streets but what happened here in the square is when you see the confrontation between men supported. more than they were made many of them will show you why people are concerned about the way for the president up and most indeed it was its own time to move this government he is of course the most powerful political and military force in this country at the moment we're in a stalemate the government isn't standing down the protests are not leaving it is uncertain which way this is going to go. indonesian investigations of found faults

by boeing lyon and the pilots led to last year's plane crash which killed all 189 people on board the boeing 737 max plunged into the city soon after takeoff from jakarta victoria. it's taken these investigators a year to determine exactly what happened in the final moments of lion f. life $610.00 the final crash report blames a combination of factors including design flaws in boeing 737 max jet as well as maintenance problems and inadequate pilot training. the line a plane crashed into the java sea 12 minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital jakarta all 189 people on board died including anton so hardy's cousins he says he's disappointed with the report's conclusions. and we actually had big hopes that the government would answer all our questions but the information

was being given as almost nothing to what we already known. the report highlights problems with boeing's anti stall software knownas and cas it's also implicated in a similar crash in ethiopia in monch which led to the grounding of the max fleet worldwide it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in care system which is the maneuvering characteristics saying that basically took control of way from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane pilots flying the line jets had reported problems the day before it crashed and they say it should have been grounded for further tests. i feel that safety is not yet the core concern in indonesia except for the flag carrier airlines i'm worried about the private aviation companies because even though on paper they're checked by safety inspectors accidents keep happening boeing has already paid

a high price for 2737 max crashes within 5 months its chief executive was fired and the company's income has hogged engineers have been forced to redesign software and boeing needs to convince the aviation regulators the grounded jets all safe to take off again victoria gate and be i'll just say are. still ahead on al-jazeera protection for a revealed wrong bad on top of the roof strike comes into effect. hello that planes if out across much of central and eastern areas of china not much sunshine it's all as we go through the 1st hours of the weekend you can see this child has been streaming in and still very unsettled through the central provinces

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