the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they put it too late we already had the information they're listening pounced on. anger mounts in hong kong after police shoot a man during morning rush hour protests. to watch al-jazeera lie from a headquarters and. also ahead of us president resigns after weeks of post-election protests but overall it says his removal from office is a coup. and shows a socialist fall short of a majority in spain's general election after a surge in support for the far right. and the sanctuary for ships how wrecks from

the 1st world war have become part of the scenery in the us river. follow a protester in hong kong is in a critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened as demonstrators attempted to stop traffic going into the city center earlier police fired tear gas and water cannon in an effort to disperse protesters tension is high after a student protester died on friday let's get an update and speak to sarah clarke she's joining us from hong kong just tell us where you are and what you've been seeing sara. where inside one home which is a possible district on the eastern side of hong kong on and and that's where that protester was shot with live ammunition this morning by police and the pedestrian crossing was on my right hand side to rhapsodize its route money. there's been lots

of street clashes here where that protester was shot you did mention he's now in intensive care he underwent surgery the police have also confirmed that 3 rounds of live ammunition 3 rounds of live bullets were fired during that incident now this was a day where protesters called a general strike and that general strike was targeting the major transport systems and the road networks so throughout today we've had major thoroughfares big highways busy areas at least 20 trying stations have all been shut some universities were closed early schools some schools chose to send their children home to school children students home early simply because of the huge disruption we've seen not just on hong kong island but across the entire city and where we are now this is certainly the instant that's that's attracted a lot of huge crowds you might never see behind me quite a few people have gathered throughout the day they've been hurling abuse heckling to the right place the police have been in and out of here trying to clear this area but i'm not sure if you can see around me there are still bricks scattered the

air is still quite a mess as a protest is there not giving up and once again in front of me we've got them again putting those blockades back up again so this particular strike it started at the beginning of the day we're now at the end of the business day and the demonstrations and the blockades haven't stopped so does this particular incident of the protester being shot have the potential to further raise tensions. it certainly has not think it's also kind of angered some members of the public and surprise some member of the public that a traffic police officer used live ammunition on this particular protester and if you've seen hundreds if not thousands of people gather at these various sites today we had we did have the demonstrators in the protestors but the public also joined dean in some of those kind of demonstrations or those block a we also had that 22 year old student who died on friday from a cardiac arrest and that was after suffering a brain injury while taking part in a protest. earlier that week on the monday he died and that also triggered an

escalation certainly the anger of the tension in hong kong between the police and the protesters and it doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem to be any end in sight we've got more protests planned tomorrow we've had today's monday's general strike and we've had 3 days since friday lots of a number of vigils and big blockades rallies in assemblies held across hong kong and this is now the 5th month of demonstrations ok sara clark thank you well live u.s. president has resigned after weeks of protest against his reelection and disputed elections but ever murali says it's a coup latin america's longest serving leader also accused police official in a warrant for his arrest which was denied by pollute bolivia's police chief has packed the streets of the capital a pause to celebrate morale is his announcement he was stepping down after almost 14 years in office a little mental see i'm resigning from my position as president in order that people from cochabamba and the poor people are not tried in on anymore i'm

resigning for them we don't want there to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in order for there to be new elections so we are all for bolivia or for life or for the country. my ana sanchez has the latest from the past well former president evo morales has said that an arrest warrant has been issued he said this on twitter saying that an illegal arrest a warrant had been issued and that a policeman was out there to arrest him he is apparently taken cover with the members of a he's a longtime allies the cocoa farmers in the area of cochabamba he has said that he will stay in bolivia but it's unclear what he will exactly do however the government of mexico the foreign minister marcello doubt has said that they have a long tradition of granting asylum they have given asylum to already 20 members of

the legislative and executive branches of bolivia and a few hours ago and if former president evo morales requests the asylum that they will give it to him now tensions are growing here in the capital of past there's roadblocks there's people protesting there are some explosions being heard sporadically and ambulances or sirens rather on and off as well as tensions growing in. the allies of all medallists are calling for all the supporters to join in an indefinite march that would start on early on monday. so a number of leaders from the region have been responding to the news on twitter of brazil's president joe you're both scenarios denunciations of election fraud resulted in the resignation of president ever morale is the lesson for us is the need in the name of democracy and transparency to count votes that can be audited

the vote is a sign of clarity for brazil well that as well as president nicolas maduro tweeted we categorically condemn the consummate coup d'etat against the brother president ever morales the social and political movements of the world declare ourselves and mobilization to demand the preservation of the life of the bolivian native peoples victims of racism eric farnsworth is vice presidents excuse me at the council of the americas he says accusations of a coup threatens to polarize bolivian society it is a complex situation you know throwing around the word coup in the latin american context and it is incredibly divisive and complicated on think we have to see how things work out as of yet i don't think that's the case i think that the search circumstances here developed because of the allegations of fraud in the elections but i fully agree in the context of the military work you know it's never a good sign in latin america for the military to be the one to the country has to

appeal to for calm or for political leadership that's an error that we all thought we left behind many years ago across latin america we don't want to see it return having said that if there is no other political leadership if it is a vacuum somebody has to take to maintain security and control the country so we're in a very delicate situation it doesn't look like there are a lot of good immediate term answers. spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote in the country's 2nd general election this year but it's again fallen short of a majority and will find the difficult to form a stable government the far right vox party saw its support surge to almost double april's results so how has more from the dreads. muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who when once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty. does not believe that the socialist

party has won the elections for the 3rd time this year i would like to thank the millions of spaniards who were summoned and took part in these elections because this is good for our democracy. caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left universe put their most party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support even if these parties the socialist of them are the most of the counseling nationalist are left leaning parties they're very different they have different interests the catalyst of course wants independence these those very much against the size of the socialists catalan separatists have been hugely influential in this election and the last one in april and it will be unthinkable to many in spain that they might provide the key even if

just through some voting arrangement to unlocking a socialist government. in barcelona delighted at what some will see as a victory for the independence cause and to make matters worse for the socialists the ongoing capital and drama that threatens the breakup of the spanish state has provoked a shift in public opinion to the right the conservative people's party has been rehabilitated and the far right to vote. party has doubled its share of parliamentary seats to become spain's political force. because it's new to us i think we can be very proud despite the uncertainty we all face in the future because a patriotic social alternative has been consolidated and spine that demands national unity and the establishment of constitutional order. with the unforgiving application of the. no one wants to see another election but whatever governing

arrangement arises out of this fractious and fragmented political landscape it is likely to be neither stable nor longstanding journal how al-jazeera madrid still had. president xi jinping arrives in chinese investment revives in greece. and on the front line. for person a democratic republic of congo are fighting fear to treat patients. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast what we are seeing is a very messy weather here across parts of europe but most of that is down here towards the south in the mediterranean that is where we have this area of low pressure now this is been here for

a few days and it has been moving to much we've seen a lot of rain across parts of southern europe as well as northern africa and unfortunately as we go towards the next couple of days the situation is going to get worse particular down here across parts of southern europe so rain today across much of italy but really as we go towards tomorrow that rain really starts to increase across much of the area not only for italy but also over here towards the adriatic in parts of the balkan peninsula we are going to be seeing the potential of flooding increasing across much of this area to the north though we're still looking at temperatures in the single digits for berlin it is going to turn out to be a cloudy day with a temperature of 70 degrees well here across the northern part of africa notice the clouds right there too from algiers over here towards tunis the rain is going to continue across much of the area and the potential for flooding there is still going to be a big problem as well so here in tunis expect to see 17 degrees on monday the rain continues as we go towards tuesday by the time we get to wednesday we do

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hello again the top stories on al-jazeera a protester in hong kong is in a critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened as demonstrators tried to stop traffic entering the city center earlier police fired tear gas and water cannon at the antigovernment rallies. latin america's longest serving leader has resigned following protest against his reelection in bolivia but . also called it a coup against his government and accuse police officiating and illegal warrant for his arrest bolivia's police chief denies this and after the 2nd general election in spain this year the ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority acting prime minister petro sanchez's party want to a 120 seats on the far right vox party saw its support surge to almost double that and april. china's leader is in greece for a 3 day visit to discuss investments and trade xi jinping will also go to pariah status the mediterranean sea port controlled by china us. shipping company cosco.

from athens. stomach this block us has no doubts about the benefits of china's presence and greece's largest put his crude repaints ships but during greece's economic crisis they lost most of their work now that's changed. the work has increased 5 fold the chinese reported because they came as a large entity with money and customers trust large companies like us and his crew are going to repaint this 50000 ton tanker the pirates port of origin shipyard couldn't normally have handled such a large ship but 3 years ago the state owned china ocean shipping company. bought a controlling stake in the port and last year it brought 2 floating docks to expand its ship repair business costco has big plans it's going to build berths for the

world's largest cruise ships and turn the ports empty warehouses into $4.00 and $5.00 star hotels costco has increased piracy contain a business sevenfold during the decade that it's been managing it there's no arguing with the numbers costco has invested $2000000000.00 here over the past decade and created 2000 direct new jobs and it plans to invest almost another $1000000000.00 in the next 5 years to create another 2000 jobs such growth would be unimaginable under greek state control the question is what are the political ramifications of such as to chinese state investment in greece the 3 month old conservative government here has reaffirmed the country's ties to the e.u. and us but greece and china commercially important to each other the institute for international and economic studies estimates that paris is now the entry point for 10 percent of china's exports to europe that's worth as much as. $50000000000.00 to

the chinese economy but many see greece isn't reaping the full benefits i think that the greek side may not be gaining more than one percent of the overall benefits to be drawn from this project compare the overall worth of those commodities to what is actually getting into greece's state coffers and you'll see that there's a huge gap between the 2 think it's when chinese president and greek prime minister get yeah cause me to thank yous meet that may also be a major subject for discussion. let's get an update from johnson are up with us he's joining us from athens so what should we be looking out for during this 3 day trip and what is the greece hoping to get out of this visit. in terms of the actual events of the trip it's very straightforward it's the classic state visit of bents the laying of a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier a meeting with the prime minister to sign a bilateral agreement with the president

a visit to the acropolis museum tomorrow but in terms of the signaling the symbolism of the visit i think things are much more interesting greece is showing the rest of the world that it is a reliable investment destination this government has been elected on a promise to bring growth to 4 percent of g.d.p. up from 1.9 percent last year that is a doubling of growth and it needs investors like china to signal to the rest of the world that yes greece is a reliable investment partner and china of course is also signaling to the rest of the world that it is present that it is an alternative strategic relationship to those of the united states and the european union it is a soft power relationship it is based on trade and cultural exchanges but there's always the undertone that china is there to do more of that is desired by both sides and greece is very much aware of that and it's playing its cards very

carefully it isn't showing the. it's abandoning its traditional alliance relationships it is showing the rest of the world that it is capable of bringing large scale state and private investment the paris investment is also of course practically very important it could eventually end up being responsible for. close to one percent of greece's g.d.p. if things go as planned and china's benefits from this trade relationship with greece are also important the greek prime minister could you have this mix of banking recently said the greek ship owners have built a 1000 vessels over the last 15 years and chinese shipyards worth about $50000000000.00 worth of construction and there are other benefits there are other greek investments which are flowing the other way as well so this is this is at the moment. the leaders of the 2 governments saying that this is an investment that is here this is a relationship that is here for the long term it is proven and tried it is

trustworthy we have great expectations from it at the moment the benefits commercial and trade benefits but the horizon is very much open and there are very much a warmth to this relationship that suggests that great things can happen all right john well leave it there for now thank you for that update from athens. well the u.s. is calling for early elections in iraq and for an end to violence against protesters . security forces opened fire on protesters again on sunday killing at least 9 people at least 325 have been killed across the country since protests began at the beginning of october iraq's parliament to set to discuss protesters demands later on monday. an al-jazeera investigation has found a number of countries have been violating the united nations arms embargo imposed on libya a leaked document from the egyptian foreign ministry has revealed that cairo sent

weapons to libyan warlords 24 have to his forces a number of times on a hercules transport aircraft it adds that training camps were half that his forces are being held in egypt under russian supervision russia denies those claims a separate droste report from the un says the u.a.e. violated the arms embargo by providing have to add with an advanced air defense system and a warship that report also found the sudanese government sends a 1000 if its rapid support forces to eastern libya in july to support have to attack on tripoli. harbors director of research and analysis of the arab center washington d.c. he says this latest revelation is deeply concerning. what we're learning is that basically the code is the cage and the documentation necessary for establishing that huge of the u.a.e. are in the interviewing in a very very bad situation and the case why that the same time publicly speaking

there was no doubt there are support for the international agreement and the united nations the goal regarding the bia now was you know we are we will discover that they don't mean that they're just simply. supporting them and and and libya which is the unconscionable you know that needs to find its peaceful means social political economic these are 78000000 people are living in these conditions is 111 and there is no need for this anymore and it's time that you've just been the unity that hands off. at least 13 people have been killed across india and bangladesh after cyclon bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival

when speeds reach 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries a state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firefighters battle to contain wildfires authorities have warned of a catastrophic threat and residents on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds are likely to further fuel the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands have been left homeless by fires in the region. on the catastrophic conditions the cyprus thing you can do is not be in an at risk area the catastrophic conditions that the focus is principally and foremost on lost life the lot is at risk when it comes to catastrophic conditions and as we've said 'd for decades now we cannot guarantee i thought truck at every heart we cannot guarantee an aircraft will be overhead every time of ours impacting on your property we cannot guarantee that someone will knock on the door and give you a warning that this was

a new boy and we certainly cannot guarantee that despite our best efforts the technological tools available will deliver your message in time health workers in the democratic republic of congo say violence and mistrust are contributing to the spread of ebola but they say despite the challenges more people are being treated and fewer are getting sick catherine so it has this exclusive report from bangkok. doctors that this a politician said benny struggled to keep an 8 year old girl alive. in the late stages of the disease and how pain is unbearable. we call her cavour to protect happy to see. this doctor who's heading of with care his patients are often perhaps too late to share a bit of a viral load. now today she's a little bit worse than yesterday. not so conscious anymore feeling playing. giving some fluids controlling. diarrhea in another section of the center there's

a case doctors are calling a medical miracle baby was born prematurely 3 weeks ago her mother died immediately after giving birth but she's not sick her doctors tell us this could be one of the 1st such documented cases since a baller was discovered decades ago she was really positive upload. the placenta was posted to you don't believe koch court was supposed to be legal it was posted to this alive inside of the baby it was posted to you but the blood of the baby is always negative those who come to see it man centers on time are getting more people also getting vaccinated many now understand that this is a dangerous disease and getting help on time is a matter of life and death this latest outbreak of ebola started last year and has killed at least 2000 people in parts of eastern democratic republic of congo.

barrels are harder now than at any other time grieving families here fred their kids relatives being carried away by health workers to a mass grave far from home a bomb that is most infectious when someone dies. his wife whose 2 children have also died still trying to come to terms with their debts weeks after they were buried at least it is very sad to see people i love dying i cannot even send them off with a proper christian burial or even a proper prayer it's very painful. health workers higher see fewer people are getting sick. but there's still a lot of mistrust and hostility from some ingenue looking we are coming from a burial when our team was attacked by a group of people they were very hostile and had barricaded the road they stoned and beat us up we are lucky we escaped back at the benny treatment center baby and is getting stronger she will have to be taken to and often age was she gets the all

clear her father is in hiding how grandfather says he can't take care of her. on the other hand is still fighting for her life katherine sawyer al-jazeera benny democratic republic of congo a court has ruled that there is sufficient evidence to go ahead with the corruption case against a former malaysian prime minister najib razak faces allegations he and his family looted a state investment fund in a multi $1000000000.00 fraud scandal spanning 6 countries former leader maintains he did nothing wrong. in the u.s. part of a river containing the world's largest collection of world war one shipwrecks has been granted special protection conservationists working in mallow's bay in the state of maryland say they found another use for what they call ghost fleets heightism castro reports. beneath the water's surface rest wooden skeletons from

another era i mean the wow factor is astounding especially at low tide when they're all rising out like a true ghostly rising out of the water. susan langley is an underwater archaeologist for the state of maryland her ghost fleet are the remains of more than 100 century old ships built during world war one to deliver american aid to european allies this is the largest ship graveyard in the world that's homogeneous that's all one period all related. how the vessels arrived at their watery grave is the story of an early u.s. merchant marine that never left american shores in 1917 president woodrow wilson commissioned the u.s. emergency fleet shipyards across the country raced to build a 1000 steamships in 18 months but mid effort the war ended and 200 some already built ships were immediately rendered obsolete they didn't know how long the war was going to last either so the fact that were ended before they finished

the building program was a good thing langley says after the war nobody wanted the ships because their hastily built holes were made of wood not steel eventually a salvage company brought them to mel's bay where they were stripped of valuable metals during the great depression burned and sunk but they've become an integral part of the environment we're very happy to have and they're still here for a folder enjoy it when you centuri that these cults have a new route here something interesting has been happening major is reclaiming filling them with dirt and sea and animals and birds and now they're small islands with their own ecosystems. the area is now a park where people can paddle through the in chanted water escape commune with nature and experience history the federal government named it a national marine sanctuary in july we felt that this is worthy of protection

worthy of celebration and so this national marine sanctuary designation really marks mallows bay as one of these really special places in the world. a submerged time capsule preserved for visitors and archaeologists for years to come. castro al-jazeera mallows bay maryland. hello again they had lines on al-jazeera a protester in hong kong is in a critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened as demonstrators attempted to stop traffic going into the city center earlier police fired tear gas and water cannon in an effort to disperse protesters in the past hour there's also video circulating online showing a man being set on fire after an argument with protestors. but live u.s. president has resigned after weeks of protests against his reelection in a disputed votes but every murali says it's

a coup latin america's longest serving leader also accused police of issuing a warrant for his arrest and said his home was attacked by violent groups protesters packed the streets of the capital opposed to celebrate morales his resignation after 14 years in office a little early this was the i'm resigning from my position as president in order that people from culture obama and the poor people are not on anymore i'm resigning for them but we don't want day to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in order for there to be new elections so we all feel bolivia all for life or for the country spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd general election this year the acting prime minister petro sanchez this party won a total of $120.00 seats the far right vox party saw its support surged to almost double result. a state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of

new south wales bushfires could get worse firefighters have warned of a catastrophic threats residents on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds are likely to further fuel the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands have been left home the. court has ruled that there is sufficient evidence to go ahead with the corruption case against a former malaysian prime minister. faces allegations he and his family looted a state investment fund in a multi-billion dollar fraud scandal spanning 6 countries the former leader maintains that he did nothing wrong. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up right after up front thanks for watching. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public

health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable these are the people that are involved in the h one n one push is it getting much difficult for you now that w h o has a chance who says don't you in terms of trust that you trust who's on al-jazeera. we will not receive even one muslim that's the view of my guest today who speaks on behalf of the recently reelected nationalist polish government i'll ask him if he's defending a racist immigration policy. dominic thank you for joining me on the front you're an m.p. and an m.e.p. elect for poland's law and justice party which was recently reelected to government

and which is often criticized for being anti immigrant anti refugee but actually you're not anti immigrant and refugee you're ok with you.