movement as part of prime minister hariri is coalition government has followers tried to disrupt the demonstrations on friday leading to scuffles and beirut. in the lebanese capital. 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. enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing. sticks of the word injuries upon 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 doesn't come out or the political parties will start to set their back down to the streets to make trouble now fuzzball has distanced themselves with these but we haven't heard from her father some of the leader of hezbollah he 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 not. merely looked at under the current monetary and economic situation and the fragile political climate and all of the targeting that is happening internationally and regionally void will lead to chaos void will lead to destruction well the reaction there from the protesters not welcoming that speech shop particular when he said not there were far and out of that mold all 3 of the protesters who is behind funding. so many people here not too happy in terms of the protesters about his message that we're not the free of all the messages of fear and dread but he's been promoting with a good image to stay on the streets with the digital demands he doesn't make any difference in the. streets what was interesting for the 1st time behind us on the follow was the lebanese not the part of hezbollah clearly sending a message that he has a lebanese leader i don't want all but even up myself. admission of mud good lawyer

all these are very difficult they're not protectable times and yet they are not present and yes there is euphoria and hope on the streets but what happened here in the square is when you see the confrontation between men supported the more than there were made many of them will show you why people are concerned about the way for the present for the moment it was its own time to move this government is of course the most powerful political and military force in this country at the moment where it is don't make the government isn't standing down the protests and not leaving it is uncertain which way this is all going to go. a u.s. court says the secret portions of robert morris report must be released to congress did a 2 year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election this year but large sections of his findings were withheld by the justice department democrats seeking the full report as part of the impeachment investigation of u.s. president donald trump christensen amy has more from washington. democrats are

particularly interested in any information in that report that could pertain to a possible obstruction of justice charge against the president and you may recall that the moller report found that there was russian interference in the 2016 election but insufficient evidence to show that president trampers team were involved in any way he also left open the question of possible obstruction of justice for how president trump handled that investigation his efforts to stifle it remember he fired f.b.i. director james comey that raised a lot of questions in the possibility of charges there but the special counsel said that he could not charge the president because it was justice department policy not to charge a sitting president that's the responsibility of congress congress wanted to go there now the judge is saying they can indeed go there and have access to all this information that was withheld by attorney general william barr this is

a major victory for democrats in addition to getting access to all of that information the judge validated the impeachment inquiry in the 1st place now the president and republicans have painted this inquiry as a sham accused democrats of not following procedures because they haven't held a formal vote to have an impeachment inquiry but the judge said that was incorrect that there was ample case history to allow the integrated go forward. all weather is next but still ahead on al jazeera a woman who has had daughter is among 39 people found dead in a truck near london chance harrowing details of her final moments. and u.s. congressman elijah cummings us remember it as a fierce champion of tricks. had

like you know than sections of the middle east plenty of clouds as you can see streaming east was of the last few hours and still the system just sitting to the top of egypt but it will actually work its way east with through saturday plenty of rain showers though through central and western areas of iran they tend to die away as we head through sunday and sunday clearing skies to the eastern end of the med so $26.00 celsius the high temperature in beirut for this is south across 11 peninsula we've got to tell just generally in the mid thirty's the humidity levels still fairly high and certainly that will increase along coastal areas of oman and that's because of this is tropical cyclone kyle and this is on its way west it's going to take a few days to actually get close to the coast but sunday monday really is the day will begin to see some effects along this coastal area the winds by this point on sunday at about 250 kilometers an assett will remain as that very closely over the next few days then down into southern africa now but it's one of 10 which is really

on the rise $37.00 and $1.00 on saturday and actually 4 calls to get higher than that is about 8 degrees above the average at the same time you can see in johannesburg 35 on sunday that's 12 degrees above the average for this time of year we could see it's got a thunderstorm that really the rain is mostly here in cape town with a high of 60. 2 with a sponsor down. believe the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen. to those that. we meet with global news makers. the stories the. 0.

and again. a reminder of our top stories this hour at least 30 people have been killed in the latest major bout of violence during protests in iraq thousands rallied in several cities rejecting the prime minister's promise for reforms and calling for political change. chile's president says he's heard the message after more than a 1000000 people turned out in protest against his government security forces moved in on the huge crowds in santiago firing water cannon and tear gas. the u.s. house judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's report into russian interference in the 2016 election democrats demanded as part of efforts to build an impeachment case against donald trump. now the family of

a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and what she describes suffocating british police have not confirmed either the identities nor the nationalities of the victims and the hayward has the latest on the investigation from london. well i think police have made a 4th arrest in this fast moving investigation he is a 48 year old man arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people a manslaughter 2 other people were arrested earlier both $38.00 a man and a woman in northern england with a lorry driver arrested at the scene is still being held by police the real focus now of course is trying to identify the victims in the early stages of the investigation it was thought they were all chinese nationals but some bellamy's

families are reported to have raised concerns about the welfare of their relatives including the family of a 26 year old woman who they believe could have been inside the container the deputy chief constable of essex police gave this updates we owe it to those who died to get this investigation right and speculation is not helpful it may in fact hinder round 1st occasion in its progress. if you commenting on any speculation about the nationalities of those who have tragically lost their lives well this clearly is becoming an international investigation involving the belgian or thought is where the lorry came from and also the chinese authorities who are pushing the british police to find out exactly what happened and the focus really is on trying to find out where the lorry started its journey and how those people came to be on it in the 1st place. a conservative political party in pakistan is organizing a march on the capital of a poor living standards hundreds of thousands of people are expected to make their

way to islamabad by next thursday the group is demanding that prime minister imran khan step down accusing him of financial mismanagement cannot hide or has more from the capital. the effects of an economic meltdown internationally are also being felt in pakistan the pakistani government says that it is coming to grips with a growing economic crisis and that things are likely to improve however the opposition is threatening to march on the capital saying that the government has failed to deliver and brought the country to the brink of financial ruin there also a killing emraan crown of rigging the elections in $28.00 day and said that this government should not have been allowed in the 1st place however the government is trying to negotiate with the upper later in games tried to convince them not to carry out their state of bringing life to a standstill in the capital islamabad there for dialogue to try to defuse the

situation however the opposition is also not budging ordered. that the negotiating team should bring the letter of resignation of the prime minister before drugs can even begin the people of islamabad and across pakistan are apprehensive about what is likely to have friends within the next 3 and added on the 34th when all the protestors converge head under some of the economists are saying that the country's economy is now in a stable position there is no doubt that the prices of essential commodities have skyrocketed everything is really expensive and very liberal 40 runs our smallest things like measure tables through a lecture city human guess so i really feel like things should change the situation should change and a man fine should fulfill the promises he made specially for the poor people because they're in trouble right now. since imran khan came into power he hasn't to

still do promises he made commodity prices have gone up unemployment has increased people are very worried about their families livelihoods. health and education hoping that my learners march will bring some relief to the people who are financially suffering. by the opportunity an old. record all right. hold their. board. for the government. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on zimbabwe's state security minister accusing him of involvement in gross human rights violations secretary of state mike comparison as washington is troubled by the zimbabwean government's use of violence against protesters and opposition leaders it's likely to anger supporters of the ruling zoning p.f. party has been demanding an end to long running international sanctions now the

european union has agreed to britain's request for another break set extension but didn't set a new departure date this will give britain's divided parliament more time to decide on prime minister barak johnson's call for a snap election on december 12th johnson hopes to win a majority and to pass the divorce deal he reached with eva leaders last week facebook is testing its newly launched news tab with us users in an effort to combat misinformation the social media giant has partnering with several news organizations to have their stories syndicated on the platform a team of editors will help curate content for facebook's mobile app facebook has long been criticized for failing to curb the spread of false information. we're having a team of people who are choosing which content to show which creates a relationship in a dynamic where we have a reason to go out and pay for that content to go get it into the system so that we we can choose to show it rather than just having it be ok i'm i'm following you

know one of the organizations and i'll get to see whatever that publisher is saying now lauren studds is the u.s. tech reporter for the telegraph newspaper and he says the relationship between facebook and traditional media outlets has been damaged in recent years whether it's not as many of them will remain to be seen i think there's a lot we worked out about the precise financial formula that there is it's going to work and one thing there hasn't been any certainty on it muslims a discussion today with news executives is whether this is actually a viable way to fund use behavior in the future how much difference this could really make to the street which is financially indeed why. journalism is reason so distrust facebook on this because just had to settle the case about the illegitimate inflation of video metrics which many journalists blamed for destroying whole newsrooms the story of jobs as their organizations chased these sort of metrics that turned out to be true so it's unclear what happened but

there's at least grounds here for reimbursement you can see that in this. meeting with roy thomson the chief executive of news corp today. you can see that there was some happiness and certainly it will go some way towards restoring facebook's relationship with media which is something that can help you know regards california's biggest utility company has admitted that its electrical equipment may have sparked a wildfire that's burning in the state's wine country the blaze has destroyed dozens of buildings pacific gas and electric is imposing sweeping back outs affecting around half a 1000000 people to stop further blazes. the late us congressman elijah cummings has been remembered as a champion of truth and civil rights as his funeral in his hometown of baltimore he spent his final years of his life as a face critic of donald trump and leading role in impeachment efforts patty callahan reports. mr president mr president mr vice president with that the

speaker of the u.s. house of representatives sent the message this was no ordinary sendoff this was no ordinary congressman a larger cummings the longtime democratic leader he was known as the party's moral voice 2 former presidents celebrated what they called his very american story his parents were sharecroppers. from the south take tobacco. and strawberries. and then sought something better. in this city. south baltimore it's not even a teenager when he hauled down to the swimming pool and joins a group to integrate it in for his trouble gets banged on the head with a glass model living a life time scar. which he bore with honor. he was

a civil rights activist that often promoted his hometown baltimore a majority black city in 2017 as riots consumed those streets with protests against police brutality cummings took to the streets with a megaphone to send a message of color 1st of all i want your car just. back from washington one of the people. but his final months would find him in the center of a presidential storm cummings led the committee investigating president donald trump's conduct and trump lashed out as he often does on twitter the president calling baltimore disgusting rodent and rat infested cummings widow responded but congressman chairman cummings did was not easy and it got infinitely more difficult in the last months of his life when he sustained personal attacks and attacks on his beloved city. and while he carried himself with grace and

dignity in all public forums it heard him. the underlying message of the entire hours long service coming to spend his life trying to perfect the promise of this democracy which he saw in his final years as being under threat when we're dancing with the angels watching will be as 2019 what do we do to make sure we kept our democracy intact yet we stand on the sidelines as say nothing petty calling al-jazeera washington. and over again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines at least 30 people have been killed and the latest major bout of violence during protests in iraq thousands rallied in several cities rejecting the prime minister's promise for

reform and calling for political change. chile's president says he's heard the message after more than a 1000000 people turned out and protest against his government security forces moved in on the huge crowds in santiago firing water cannon and take gas manual power has more from the capital. flight it was a vengeful day not only in santiago but it other parts of the country involved but i saw at the national congress protesters attempted to storm the national congress it erupting a session of of representatives sending every everyone home is a big concern with so many people out on the streets well over a 1000000 people out on the streets on the 7th night of a military and forced curfew is that things will remain peaceful this is been one of the reasons people been so angry over the course of the past week since the unrest began has been the heavy handed response from police and armed forces with used tear gas water cannons and even live ammunition to to disperse the crowd. the

u.n. says it supports an orders of bolivia's disputed election results amid allegations of fraud bolivians have blocked streets and lit fires in the past calling for their vote to be respected the u.s. brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote the electoral tribunal confirmed that the controversial reelection of president evo morales the u.s. house judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's report into russian interference in the 20 $6000.00 election democrats demanded it as part of efforts to build an impeachment case against donald trump. the family of a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and which she described suffocating antigovernment protesters in lebanon's capital have clashed with supporters of hezbollah riot police were brought in to try to defuse the situation

hezbollah is a political armed movement and as part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government or those are the headlines the news continues here after talk to al-jazeera do stay with us. november on al-jazeera. 30 years after the fall of the old movie looking back at the defiance that moment in history who's truth is it anyway follows journalists from around the world who are taking on those determined to modify the truth. spain will hold its own the election in 4 years after april's inconclusive vote join us for coverage a new series brings people together to discuss some of the big issues of our time and tucker's president will meet with u.s. president trump at the white house we'll bring you the latest. november on.

deep in central mali children are dying of starvation. by hunger it is a slow and agonizing death. mollies health ministry says so far hundreds of people have died from what it describes as a manmade famine. this is happening in the central region of mali. what was supposed to be harvesting season for villagers has been a season of death and destruction. here farmers and herders are fighting over land. it is an ancestral conflict that takes place at the height of the dry season on one side are the traditional farmers and hunters known as.

on the other side the semi nomadic herders of the saddle the full on these. over stepping on their farmland to feed their animals. accused of killing and stealing their cattle. now they're killing each other. the violence is not limited to mali his neighboring countries full lonnie's have been in conflict with other tribes as well. fueling this conflict are armed groups stepping in and taking sides some have been fighting in the war in libya. well mostly mean an al-qaeda affiliate is calling on full on these to join their ranks in exchange for protection. so is the slum mixtape in the greater sahara who are gaining a foothold in the region and into burkina faso. despite a 14000 u.n.

troops known as menu sma among them british canadian in german soldiers and 4000 french combat troops and the regional force g 5 hell made up of armies from the region the violence is spreading spiraling out of control not further down this road is where g 5 the hell officers are stationed people here want to see them out of this neighborhood and also out of this country this is a feeling that many billions have towards the security forces whether it be the un peacekeeping force the curative forces or that he finds the help they're not a source of protection but a source of danger. this is because insurgent and rebel groups are targeting security forces launching suicide attacks and car bombings. has become the deadliest u.n. peacekeeping mission more u.n. troops are dying in mali than anywhere else for at any time before. president.

says the country is being torn apart with its unity at stake who profits from all the state of instability. now how can the violence be brought to an end this week talk to al-jazeera meets with dawn and fall on the leaders to try to understand this complex conflict. in march 160 follow on the villagers were killed in a massacre in. no one claimed responsibility. bari was hiding while his village was torched and his family killed. he called the un peacekeepers known as for help. but they. would.

yeah. these villagers say the un came but a day too late for the un peacekeeping force says its sense of patani ins and helicopters on the day of the attack this is. the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and the law protection disagree or civil or civil. war this to your problem nor should it be you know if you want i mean a prosecutor pos on your documents obtained by al-jazeera show that the un were documenting villages being torched before you go sagal massacre and yet he failed to intervene and don't know militia groups continue to attack for lonnie's mahmud

togo is the chief representative of mali's doggone people. back. is not grown. doggone hunters the embassy geisha is still going on so who is behind these attacks some say that the neighbor was even too full any some see is that people came from somewhere because. the person of the here speaking they were speaking english but isn't it easy to blame outsiders rather too to look at the reality that there is tension between the full lonny and the do go on community that's right i agree that there was tension there still is sanction but

then imus i will made it clear ration that. from this. i would act but that do go on militia group has added fuel to the fire has attacked fall on you villages. why they have attacked 20 villages no you're saying they haven't they haven't done any attacks they're not responsible for any attacks so who is attacking them what i know religious or what i know and i said to the president of the republic to diminish that to the prime minister and to everyone i say no one people never go and attack a village person but when another people come and attack the dog and. they retaliate so there are brigands attacks led by the dog and by your dog on militias is that right which at that you're saying that they

retaliate when they do don't retaliate when they get attacked who did they retaliate and you're admitting that it took only those are involved in those violence who come to attack them. and i myself used to tell horses here that we can not sit and watch people come and kill us and go back. without anything said no this is on. where they come. on people the hunters or the people in the village. the run after them and if they come to seize one they kill. that's normal i say that's normal to kill they did a kind of there's no human scene when you come to kill me. and i am

not dead but in sense if i can i would kill you. that's normal. we've seen videos where they're gone hunters have decapitated heads a full on these holding them like hunting trophies do you not feel that is exacerbating the situation rising the tension between the 2 communities the videos you see. where you feel any themselves what the globe once. is. more than a lot of the deal going to do to people for instance. they kill a dog. and. they put mines in the border of the. one of the or the guns come.

to try to take. the day. and it was just. and if that $1020.00 and so on. that's what you need to do. why are you taking justice in your own hands of our the dugongs arming themselves you say to defend himself what is it that the government isn't doing. government. will do the that. but i will government has not yet. fully done what he should do. we had a talk with the prime minister. we told him. first of all. we need security in the debt and.

the security is not enough. second we need food the dogon people who remain in the villages they have nothing. and food have been. stolen. or. their cattle. stolen and even what they have in their houses. as something so as you're saying this is all the 1000000 security forces are not providing security not enough. not enough this is what is left of the doggone village of savannah where 100 of dawn villagers were killed in another massacre an apparent revenge attack although no one claimed

responsibility for this an al qaeda affiliate. one was lee mean has called on for mani's to rise up against the militias and the state. momma dicko is a full on e. and a powerful leader of the high islamic council the accuse the philosophies for being behind the attacks if a man is accused the dog on speed hind the other attacks now these 2 communities have lived side by side for centuries how do you explain this mistrust. more should government keep. in your books or force and busy brought skills. from part of the stability to close. to disability. numbers. to be a liberal don't before you just feel the gamble on some liberal elite the fellow. 'd is. seen as

a set of views on you and probably a month on the liberal. home early on some liberal. overkill and some live. on the liberal side too liberal a lot. of 1st convert. it to comment. while you didn't listen let's say the amount of momentum to for a while we kill somebody 1000000 or a mechanism portability through them to move. forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar k tak to leave office. in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation moment accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone

militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call here in these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct will sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between villages. to

appease the situation to get stability between villages this is extremely important this is why able to tell you today that a number of people have been put under arrest by. police but also by armed forces who are supported by equipped is in order to be. to villages and to money and people living in this something they know that this state is not far from the state is a present to its forces that you think you're very rested people does that mean that you know who is responsible for the violence in this area. the forces are just the people there are suspects and. brought before the procureur general this is just before just this in order to conduct an

investigation in order to know who are responsible for this criminal actions of the full learn is that we've spoken to say that the government backs these doggone militia groups that are active in attacking forlornly villages is your government supporting dogon militias you know that they have a new government in this country from may 5th following the signing of a political agreement which will call on may 2nd we have a new government we face a new political agreement we think there will be. the 1st point of march is to organize a national conference to give you opportunities to mullions political forces civil societies but all 6 of the population to discuss about the burning issues the country is confronting is facing the 2nd issue is the

implementation of a priest agreement signed 4 years ago you know i'm coming now to refer point which interests you is the situation of the center of a country in terms of stability and security zetia this is extremely important for us. to deal with this situation and to treat the situation over something in terms of getting more stability in this case no one can imagine our government siding with one part of the population against another so you're not the government is not supporting any any militia groups the governments of the political agreement is a sitting to find a solution to what is going on in the summer of a country and it cannot side waif somalians against of the

state until you know you said that strong measures are in place in the material what are the strong measures in place that would prevent the violence because just a few days ago there was another bout of violence you know that the root of the problems of this crisis in the sumter of mali status from the of the patients in the. by totally at schools. you have one group ritual completed go known has mojo the movement for one just succeeded in west africa and each extended it to do nation 2 part of the stunt and recruited local people. and get the venom to be with it the violent sector and to learn to use. guns in the mullion traces is

a bad thing linked to the situation in libya. to the collapse of libya into focus and 11 what they would like to stress is the key there at the link between. the do all these groups which occupy do molly. in 2012 and 14 and the situation in the some type of country this is very clear who profits from this situation. the. say that. those who profit from the situation. that are some mighty ends. that most of the. people or country that profit of this situation is fronts. for us. the

the why france why i'm coming i'm coming the government and government members. will not tell you the truth about this one. france and once the 2. recall a nice begin. is gone. because of a new left on the ground. why do you say that i mean france came to the rescue in 20122013 when there was an invasion of the country at the french forces were no here maybe look to mali and. nation wouldn't exist as i now see. i agree with you you see. when you want to exploit. a person. you start by being friendly with him.

and. you try to end his 10. his mind and how he's doing. once you have got. all of these. and you ex to yeats. what you also have become. france stopped the judges in the court and. all the money ends up road. or none. but now what is going on what is going on. we believe or line and fronts. but it's not france's role to ensure security in mali. democratic republic of duquan. that's not france but it's

a culture bed here. since 1961 . there there. the united states and this. is so you. have there but what about the efforts put forward such as the algiers peace accord that were signed yeah i'm coming through there are efforts to bring back east by the internet and we think i would have friends i'm coming the people who are in l.t.c. united. nations soldiers. from 19 to 61 today they are there. because of the wealth. is in that. the europeans have nothing though they're finished. what they

have to do is to come back and they require a nice. african it fits where they know there is something. moment to go he says the u.n. and what he calls the international community is failing mali what bothers you with this u.n. mission that is helping those that are displaced in areas where the government cannot access their millions of dollars. when it's a problem. for over. the sea. level. well i mean setting for live what. you saw now this is just so everybody. can if i didn't. know.

about. this that people couldn't. possibly be on the sunday shows can hear. then that we're going to be in the abstract. i mean it's my little salute a parcel of the smaller. amount of positive work from the to the nearly what. spungen would you want to pass a 1000000 people are looking for a vision. rule if lieberman is one available is all knowledge. i could release. here but. bill mears also if we redouble its efforts will actually level. people to the level of less moment that i have.

seen over 100000000 pop up at least in the world even if you want to support. and give us a method of the school was already most of the same detachment. with up us is a thing. we've done the national can but. while the $1000000000.00 a year u.n. peacekeeping mission was renewed by the security council for another year mollies government is calling for the creation of a coalition force like the one seen in iraq and afghanistan to intervene in mali. at stake it says the stability of a region and the survival of mali and its people. cut

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hello i'm started today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up in chile the president says he's heard the message from a 1000000 strong demonstration. a vietnamese woman who fears her daughter is among 39 people found dead in a truck near london has harrowing details of her final moments. and as the economic crisis deepens in zimbabwe there are calls for the lifting of international sanctions but not everyone's on board. now curfews are in place across iraq following violent anti-government protests on friday which left at least another 30 people dead people were out in huge numbers denouncing corruption hardship and other problems they say the government is incapable of solving in baghdad security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse crowds as some tried to storm the heavily fortified green zone to the

south in austria protesters pushed past police and burned down a provincial government building few people are convinced by prime minister our promise of reforms to lift iraqis out of poverty the top shia cleric has joined calls for calm through his representative he warned the violence could tip iraq into chaos. we called on protesters and security forces alike to fully abide by the peaceful nature of the demonstrations and not let them slide into violent acts of riot and havoc our correspondent natasha game reports from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around tahrir square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister i do not

have to maddy and his government there are not many other states that's all they can not do anything because look minutes at the event at the school not this the country the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of mehdi taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month the government acknowledges the excessive force was used to somebody they call it a democracy put the hands they used to wield this democracy are dictators when they kill their people with snipers it's not democracy in addition to promising to punish those responsible for killing protesters mehdi announced that he and other government leaders will cut their salaries by half and divert the money to a fund to help the poor is also vowing to reshuffle the government next week by your ties in qualifications before party or set time. for you as we heard about reforms it's just

a sleeping pill to calm the people all of us are rejecting this corrupt government protesters are primarily young men desperate for jobs they can't find in a country where the gap between rich and poor only seems to grow because i like it it's medicaid i'm jobless i have $0.24 now i told the television station see me this is all i have. protesters say they want to live in an independent iraq not one that's a puppet of the united states and iran the office of an iranian backed armed group was torched in the southern city of summer walk the prime minister says if the government resigns now chaos will follow protesters remain unmoved they say the solution is for a new government to take over the top. baghdad. president says he's had the message after more than a 1000000 people turned out for protest against his government security forces

moved in on the huge crowds in santiago carrying water cannon tank asked at least 1000 people have died so fun time while it's been sweeping the south american nation on your palate has the nations to balance from. more than 1000000 people have taken to the streets of the chilean capital to protest for the 7th day in a row it is a historic moment there's never been this many people on the streets at least since 1988 people are comparing this to the 1988 march where a 1000000 people march on the streets of the chilean capital to mark the beginning of the end of the pinochet dictatorship friday was an eventful day not only in santiago but in other parts of the country involved but i saw at the national congress protesters attempted to storm the national congress interrupting a session of of representatives sending every everyone home is a big concern with so many people out on the streets well over a 1000000 people out on the streets on the 7th night of

a military and forced curfew is that things will remain peaceful this is been one of the reasons people been so angry over the course of the past week since the unrest began has been the heavy handed response from police and armed forces with use tear gas water cannons and even live ammunition to to disperse the crowd. well and neighboring bolivia people have also been asked on the streets the u.n. says it supports orders at the disputed election result that protests continue after the electoral tribunal confirms the controversial reelection of president evo morales extending his rule to nearly 2 decades critics say at the ballot was rigged john holl reports from the past. there was no way through the cars in the southern zone of la paz the bolivian capital on friday. groups of neighbors stood on street corners stopping traffic to protest against president ever more ollie's on the vote count the claim to the outright winner of last sunday's election. people are coming out that the government can see the anger they have

a what's happened it's the only way that they can show that's why from young to old we all have to get our wonder streets. it's now the 5th day of protests not just here but in points across the country the european union and the organization of american states have both expressed concern over freezing of the supposedly rapid vote count for almost 24 hours when it was pulls it was heading towards a runoff between morale is the nearest challenger carlos meso when it came back online the president was on the brink of outright victory the opposition has called for a 2nd round they say fruit the president rejects that asking where the proof is what his popularity is for them in this election but many still stand behind him as a leader whose almost whole poverty and presided over a flourishing economy and he's 13 years in charge for them these street blocks are unjustified nuisance. sums notice they have to accept that they

lost without president evo morales we've got nothing to complain about his work with whoever wants it and with the government before there wasn't anything i've personally been able to buy my car with a credit line. but especially in recent years analysts say that the electorate authorities have become uncomfortably close to the government many feel democracy is slipping an eye for those who are taken to the streets this is where they draw the line. the lights turned green but there's no cars heading down an avenue that would usually be full of the it's not all of the capital city la paz but especially in the south groups of neighbors have blocked off most of the roads. elsewhere in the country protests also continued a general strike and today its 3rd day in the industrial hub of santa cruz the election results are in but the discontent he continues john homan al-jazeera the pas. well protests are continuing to and lebanon where hezbollah is now warning

that if the government falls the country could return to civil war has been as a political movement and as part of prime minister hariri is coalition government its followers tried to disrupt the demonstrations on friday heeding to scuffles and they reached. is in the lebanese capital. in 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. enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing. sticks of 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 doesn't come out or the political parties will start to send their men down to the streets to make trouble now footballer has distanced themselves with

these men we have heard from some of the leader of hezbollah he 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 not. merely looked at under the current monetary and economic situation and the fragile political climate and 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 not to make that speech shot particular when he said not there were far and out of that mold all speak the protesters who is behind funding. so many people here not too happy in terms of the protesters about his message we're not the free of all the messages of fear and dread but he's been promoting with a good image to stay on the streets and that it. doesn't make any difference in the . what was interesting for the 1st time behind us not just follows the. ebony's

mind not the flag of hezbollah clearly sending a message that he is a lebanese leader i know what all but even the boys know my admission of madrid bombing iran these are very difficult they're not protectable times and yes they are not unprecedented that's the reason for at home on the streets but what happened here in the square is when you see the confrontation between man supported those political forces in the main many of them will show you why people are concerned about the way for the present at moment it was not 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. home with protests going on and so many parts of the while the u.n. chief is warning leaders to listen to the problems of their people and tony harris says while every situation is unique they all come in fangs if you school here that

there is a growing deficit of trust between people and political establishments and rising stress to the social contract and all these also wrestling with the negative impacts of globalization and new technologies which have increased inequalities within societies even where people are not protesting they are hurting and want to be heard. now the family of a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among the 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and what she describes suffocating british police have not confirmed either the identities nor the nationalities of the victims and hayward has the latest on the investigation from london. well i think police have made for the rest in the fast moving investigation he is a 48 year old man arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic

people or manslaughter 2 other people were arrested earlier both $38.00 a man and a woman in northern england were the.