i rail against the rights of the few he can win the votes of many. they allow millions of illegal immigrants to invade our social security system they hand over the work of generations to be looted is and millions of their own people straight into old age poverty this is a scandalous way to conduct politics and it has to be stopped 2 years ago perko called the holocaust memorial in berlin a memorial of shame and while he and his party do not condone violence against minority groups just across the state border is the city of halabja where 2 people were shot dead outside a synagogue earlier this month police arrested a 27 year old suspect who admitted wanting to kill jews and other minority groups the f.t. condemned the attack but other mainstream politicians believe the party's rhetoric fuels extremism the christian democrats lead candidate here says he's received death threats to sort of right wing extremists demanded i stop my election campaign if i didn't comply they would stab me i'm saying let's leave no room for hate

violent aggression and death threats the man polls suggest has the best chance of beating the far right here believes his own far left views other way ahead border on hama law has governed the ring year for the past 5 years he wants another 5. r.'s remains the party that understands east germany's needs best the issue is constantly being challenged by those who say the f.t. is now the east's representative but all i can see is that all the f.t. has an offer is outreach yet there's no doubt many people in the former communist east germany feel mainstream parties have broken their promises to them so there is a general feeling that the german political class is not on the proper way and this is why so many people either hope that a left position or i position might improve the course of policymaking if the parties of the 2 political extremes do. in sunday's election it will be the latest

sign of quite how disaffected many east germans are with the situation in their country now almost 30 years since the fall of the burning dominic came out 0 air force. the 40 day strike that severely affected general motors as u.s. production has come to an end workers approved a new contract with the auto giant bringing picket lines down almost immediately almost $50000.00 had walked off the job. colombians will vote in local elections on sunday which are being seen as a referendum on the government of even decay one year into his presidency also testing colombia's political environment after the signing of a peace deal with fox rebels 3 years ago. reports from colombia's pacific coast. went into a civil society candidate for mayor victor cheerfully greet supporters despite the need for soldiers to escort him at this makeshift dark like many in this movement

the dolls life has been tricked in by criminals concerned by us and take corruption anti drug traffickers platform. the risk is clear to us because i haven't heard that center of many interests or we defend the interests of the community and our territory we oppose big capital illegal actors and interests of international and national developers at times even agents of the state. we have into this colombia's biggest port on the pacific but it's also a largely afro colombian city ravaged by crime poverty and corruption fueled by the cocaine trade the dollars movement grew in response to that in 2017 it organized an unprecedented civic strike getting the national government to promise better health care education basic sanitation something says the peace deal the government saying the year earlier with 5 grabbing me passable. previously when you tried to

start a civic movement the government would say the guerrilla took people out on the streets behind them or the rebels obviously that would end the movement and put their leaders at risk. the last 2 elections were the most peaceful in decades but now violence has returned as armed groups in powerful political interests pushed back against change one of the dolls partners was killed another seriously injured. was assigned an armored car and bodyguards but other police haven't been so lucky 7 candidates have been killed across colombia and 69 have suffered attacks independent candidates and community leaders have been the worst affected by the return of the violence since the beginning of the campaign in earnest back in july threats and intimidation steps spiraled nationwide candidates from across the political spectrum. it shows that there's

a risk for independent candidates regardless of feeling left or right but worse on the left if you openly confront and vested interest. but it didn't rid columbia from the rose of political violence. despite the risks be dull scamping is running high in the polls against better funded traditional candidates for many fledgling peace agreements is an opportunity for change that can't be missed even when it means putting their life on the line. well still to come in misery for mercedes during qualifying for sunday's mexico grown prix we'll have those details in sports so don't go away.

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times paula his real hope. thank you england or into their 1st rugby world cup final in 12 years this after they told about favorites and defending champions the new zealand all blacks 19 points to 7 in yokohama status reports. i sobered $62007.00 the last time your back's lost the rugby world cup match until now as the haka rang out across the oklahoma international stadium the faces of england's team suggested they would be up to the challenge and after 2 minutes nobody was left in any doubt as to england's resolve amounted to a long oval for the games 1st try i couldn't perhaps should have got even better with sam here i and then ben youngs both thinking they'd school

the only for the video referee to move the match i spoke with england coach eddie jones looking on george food kick 2 penalties to leave the 2003 world cup winners with a 13 point lead with 15 minutes left. in november last year the all blacks overturned a 15 point deficit to beat england at twickenham and win r.t. servia school thoughts of another new zealand comeback a woman truly gone but once again lewdness kicking from ford cape new zealand at arm's length eddie jones team eventually turns 119 point to 7 victory so we had the better today. with the idea of how you want the game to be but never get it exactly like that and i was just going to give so much credit to new zealand the way they kept fighting right to the end we had to win that game steve said we gave gave as much as we had and just came up short so you know we're extremely disappointed by

that. you know right now it's hard to put things into words so it's the end of the road for coach steve hansen any new zealand team has for england they can now look forward to the final in yokohama next saturday peter stammered al jazeera well 2 times world champion south africa will be hoping to take on england in that final next saturday the springboks 3 must 1st get past why old in new york a hama historically the south africans have the edge over the wealth but a boxer carry on a 4 match losing streak against warren gatland men well that's a world they've never played in a world cup final before they've lost in the semifinals on 2 previous occasions back in 19072011 but they've also been beaten both times i've played south africa at well cups although both of those defeat were by now margins. i'll get a formal one now max a staffer will start sunday's mexico grown pretty from poland is red bull he qualified quick as the head of ferrari is charles the clerk well champion lewis

hamilton could win his 6 drivers title this weekend he'll start some force on the grid those following a disappointing qualifying session for the 2 messiah this is team out valtteri bottas crashing heavily during the practice session he will start sunday's race thinks i get a football manchester city have cut the gap on leaders liverpool to just 3 points in the english premier league i made aston villa 3 nil on saturday thanks to goals from sterling gone the one other notable result so brighton edging past everson 32 and a hat trick from christian put it sort of chelsea beat burnley 48 as liverpool play spurs on sunday in italy syria leaders eventis a surprise they held to a 11 draw at let's say on saturday this guy in the title 2 penalty here very taking a 15 minutes later after being awarded a penalty thanks to the video assistant referee how about are doing what he does best but 6 minutes later it was 11 mark quarterman crusoe also scoring from the

penalty spot after my test the linked with doctor of. tennis roger federer has reached the final of his high employment the swiss indoors in basel a record 50 times the world number 7 stefano 50 pass in straight sets in the semi if he wins sunday's final against australia alex let me know it'll be a test charge when basel and his 100 over i remember playing the qualities here i guess it was back in 97 and then the 1st welcome to 98 playing agassi and who would have thought that i was going to have this kind of a career you know i was heartbroken when i lost my 1st finals in 5 sets here and now it's been another 14 cents 19 so i would love to win another one and go for the 5th in a row for me but listen i'm just already so so pleased right now that i made it to the finals. again for all of baseball's world series will get underway in a few minutes time the washington nationals are $21.00 up in the series with the houston astros and the excitement around the games is building in what is normally

a divided city roslyn jordan is in the u.s. capitol where people are putting politics aside to cheer for that same. this is the washington the world has come to know that's an ask one of the other folks that's a tough don't touch news. but right now this is also washington. in the middle of baseball's biggest prize the great series. to really big deal really it's brought the city together. joining forces to push american baseball's youngest team the nationals to victory. it's been a long time since a baseball team has given washington this much to celebrate the all senators team last competed in the world series in 1933 when the country was in the grips of the

great depression but even during postwar prosperity and the senators were lousy the fans still turned up now with impeachment looming and the airwaves loaded with accusations of political witch hunts and fake news i think any time you get it daisies sports team doing well it really elevates the city and we could always use a little bit of unity in this place i think it's bobby but also to get there you know and that they can. go rob for something in common hot baths and the joys of seeing him a team anthem baby shark are giving exhausted washingtonians a reason to smile now this is a story about celebrating washington's unity but my producer reminds me that we need to remain bipartisan isn't that right chris. rosalyn shorten al-jazeera washington. i'm that is always vote for the. thanks very

much for who of course you follow all of the stories that we're covering here on officer on our website at al-jazeera dot com we'll be watching al-jazeera news out with me cell rama back with more news on the other side of the break until and for me and all of the news our team thanks very much for your time and your company. told time holders there are winners they don't believe the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the go to 0 new leaders please childred in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds the workers mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors

this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. a young girl gonna be for a lot of bias wendy this indication. when we have this opportunity is the limit so the young girls all through secondary school went on to be able to stay employed but that's one thing able to change their body. meet the women in ghana who are going places when it comes to education women make change on al-jazeera.

you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. i. determined and defiant iraq please continue to protest against corruption and poverty despite the deaths of 63 people in 2 days. from still rommany what challenges there are a lot of my headquarters in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes spanish riot police charged at demonstrators in barcelona during

a rally in support of jail separatist leaders also. president demands the resignation of his entire cabinet in the wake of huge anti-government protests and francis considers overturning centuries old rules to help solve a shortage of catholic priests in the amazon. to the program we begin in iraq where more than 60 people have been killed in 2 days of anti-government demonstrations influential shia cleric. is calling for the prime minister to resign and is natascha going to reports from baghdad demonstrators are not giving up their call for change. protestors in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone. protesters have been in

tahrir square are brown macaque since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will just demonstrate in a safe way as we want that we want that we want to get killed that i don't want to die today i want to have a good country about 200 iraq ease have been killed since the latest anti-government protests began at the beginning of this month people are angry about the lack of jobs corruption discrimination and the cost of living prime minister idle abdul mahdi has promised various reforms but he's refusing to meet the protesters main demand that he resigns along with his government he says that would create chaos and got him out and if they see the scene on the couches in the shooting us what do they think chickens the spring take us on us do we need more

tears all mata's either die or topple the government at the ministry of interior released a statement on saturday condemning the people it says attacked security forces and vandalized government and political party buildings a spokesman says they did not use excessive force and they're committed to protecting the human rights of peaceful protesters amid the stun grenades and tear gas we met at the noon and his 2 year old son if not by the senate had met 18 years i work with the minister of interior and my reward was being fired i have been protesting here and trying to get another contract for a full month every day they give us promises to call me say tomorrow and nothing obvious who dares says he's protesting for the chance his 4 children might have a future he wants hope for 2003 i have a good life a symbol life and i. the life of the 2000 city i lose my job my family

destroyed my future destroyed members of parliament were due to meet on saturday but the session was cancelled because not enough of them turned up with the country in crisis protestors see that as yet another example of a government deaf to their demands tashi going to name al-jazeera baghdad some humvee is the editor of international interest a news website but he explains why these demonstrations risk fizzling out like previous movements. i think 1st and foremost and for the term member that this isn't the 1st mass protest in recent times during the summer we had the protests across the southern cities against corruption against the problems with electricity and the like and 2 years ago the protests even managed to get to the parliament they entered the green zone they stormed the parliament under hate that i bet is time but because they had no leadership no alternative system no alternative party to put in place it slowly dissipated after the iranian backed militias came and

threatened large segments of society and it's these scare tactics that we're seeing today the iraqis want the basic rights of any citizen around the world but the reality is that this government which is heavily influenced on one side by the iranians heavily influenced on the one side by the americans with sporadic a militia is pro iran spread across the country that's even more powerful than the iraqi army itself these are trying to make sure that this system stays in place and the other dynamic that not many people are talking about and which is actually quite painful to say is that iraqi society itself is very divided we have to remember that this government came about very elections it's true that some of these elections were corrupt however many iraqis actually voted on sectarian lines and therefore it produced a sectarian government and these parties rewarded their loyalists with public sector jobs and the like the reality is that while the protesters are all united in their basic rights they are not united all who should give them and when push comes to shove the fear factor of politics pushes them back into the sectarian lines

turkey has once again threatened to send millions of refugees towards europe if the e.u. doesn't support it so-called say so in northern syria and turkey as leaders have been angered by the way a nato ally described syria offensive or some binge of a drip or software jackley on the border. more fighting in northeast syria between kurds and turkish backed syrian rebels in videos uploaded by kurdish fighters they say they're defending their positions outside the so-called safe for south of the towns of the lobby and rough terrain fighters who formed a coalition called the syrian national army or s n e deny they are making any territorial gains for he wasn't there he says 5 soldiers were wounded in attacks record as fighters were reportedly being backed by syrian government forces although no one has claimed responsibility turkish military sources accuse the kurds of carrying out 4 bombings in the last 4 days within the safe zone. the fighting is happening despite an agreement for

a 6 day pause forces loyal to syria's president bashar al assad have moved into towns and villages outside of the 30 kilometer boundary agreed by russia and turkey and russian military police as well as soldiers from chechnya or patrolling areas and that kurdish controlled. they are implementing the agreement under which the kurds will leave their positions inside the safe zone 30 is a nato member and its dealings with russia in syria have not been welcomed by many of its western allies for arriving in ankara germany's foreign minister called turkey's offensive against the kurds and invasion as did discuss. we were told the proposal on creating an international safe zone is not a realistic suggestion that's why we use the time to deal with those issues which are important for the people in syria right now the issue of what happens with the ceasefire after 150 hours and the issue of how humanitarian aid continues with those who are fleeing in syria the invasion comment outraged these leaders they say

european allies don't share the burden of refugees and refused to support turkey's operation against fighters who are designated a terrorist group by the european union. apart from bilateral issues we found this a good opportunity to talk about the syrian issue as a whole i also focused on the fact that the u.s. and russia have recognized the developments in the field without peace spring operation there are so many imes of that operation one of them is to return the syrian refugees we need to clean the syria from the terrorist organizations. he says it's safe zone is meant to create a space for refugees to return but more people have been displaced since turkey began its military operation and in syria almost 3 weeks ago the world food program says 176000 people have so far fled the fighting and if we left. to escape to save our children they provided. blankets and food but. no windows this is how we are living the 150 our agreement between turkey and

russia expires on tuesday the us president says he expects a permanent cease fire and has warned of reinforcing economic sanctions on turkey if cease fire violations take place but turkish president is adamant that he wants to establish the 30 kilometer deep so on inside syria to repatriate more than 3000000 syrian refugees with or without the support of his allies solomin job with al-jazeera a truculent and the turkey syria border. well to spain where parts of central barcelona turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march right please he's back in charge the people have been throwing bottles and rocks it's the latest must demonstrations of forces cancel and separatist leaders who've been jailed for their role in the illegal independence referendum. as more from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of

the 9 catalan politicians and activists have been sentenced for sedition nearly 2 weeks ago after that as we have seen all week they broke off into a smaller group a still quite a huge number of them and made their way over here to the outside of the national spanish police headquarters now this is a site which has seen trouble breaking out of the days now and always has been one of the points of where violent actions and activities and clashes between the police and the protesters have been taking place but of course also the tensions from that sentencing are still very much heightened that amman's also being made alongside more dialogue between the central government in madrid and the capital on government but in an election season where both sides of this argument are not backing down it's looking very unlikely that

a dialogue in this kind of environment is going to take place chile's president as us to all of his government ministers to resign after declaring that he's heard the message from mass protests sebastian pinera also says he wants to end the state of emergency a nationwide curfew was ignored by a 1000000 people on friday who were out on the streets protesting against inequality 19 people are being killed in 2 weeks of unrest you don't see that at the vehicle but i want to announce to all my compatriots that lives. circumstances allow i intend to live to all the states of emergency starting at midnight on sunday. to resign in order to form a new government and to be able to respond to these new demands and to take charge of these new time this. from santiago on saturday as president. announced sweeping reforms both to his cabinet and to economic policy within the country announcing that he had called on his cabinet ministers to submit

voluntary resignations this is something that was seen as a sort of concession in all of branch to the demands of demonstrators that have been protesting in chile's capital and in other parts of the country for more than a for more than a week the atmosphere among the demonstrations that were taking place on saturday was festive but there were protests nonetheless a lot of the anger here in the country's capital and in other parts of the city has to do with the response from military despite a military force curfew being lifted there were still pockets of tension in places in the city were even on saturday peaceful protests were being met with water cannons from police that are dispersing peaceful protesters and the anger stems from the fact that at this point there have been at least 20 people that have been killed within the context of these demonstrations there been hundreds of people who have been injured even by firearms and there have been thousands of of arrests more than 5000 people arrested within the context of these demonstrations so at this point the anger despite the fed.