newton's 1st law and the rest of i was 11 years old and jason that announces it. and i'm fully back to go this is the news hour live from my headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. fires and explosions as hong kong police stormed a university held by protesters after an all night stand up. iran's president says subsidies will saw going to poor families from monday as he tries to calm fury over high a petrol prices also this hour sri lanka's former wartime defense chief wins the

presidency after a nationalist campaign promising to crush what he calls religious extremists and fasten your seat belts for get a look at the jet powered car its design is hope will smash the land speed record. thank you for joining us police in hong kong have stormed a university campus held by protesters after an all night standoff this is what it looks like as riot officers move in not long before dawn with fires raging inside and outside the university buildings early as some protesters held petrol bombs and even shot ours at officers who fired back with gas and water cannon at one stage police warned that they would use live bullets let's get the latest from sour o'clock who's in hong kong outside that university campus it's now monday morning

sour we saw some pretty dramatic scenes just a few hours ago bring us up to speed with the situation where you are. we have had some extraordinary scenes here at the polytechnic university which is in the very busy part of hong kong it's in calhoun callen district now behind me you've got the university the last in fact in the last few minutes of fire one more round of tear gas but certainly the last hour the place moved in again to try and clear out the last of those protesters who've been barricaded themselves within this particular campus we've seen quite a few flee and as though a fling at the place fired more rounds of tear gas on those protests is our feeling on some of the access roads on my left now you might get to see some these overpasses they're still blocked by. whatever the protesters could get their hands on we'll have also have quite a large fire still on the overpass we're hearing some explosions still going off within that campus we know of quite a number of arrests the place who is still here around me in front of me and behind

me on the overpass they've moved in to push those students out and those students have fled further into the callon district we also have reports now that they're blocking up parts of night and road now again that's a very busy road in calderon so certainly some dramatic scenes here at this particular campus a polytechnic university and this was pretty much the last university campus that became almost of the battleground for the last of the remaining anti-government protesters over the last few days tell us more about the disruptions this has caused the fires at this university and you know people wonder what's going to be the next move of this protest movement now this is been going on for 5 months and the confrontations and the violence increasingly escalating. it certainly has increased over the last week or so the level of violence and the clashes between the police and the protesters the last week or so we've had weak die protests and that's where the strategies and certainly the tactics have changed

until now the protests and the demonstrations have focused on the weekends but was when the protesters created what they were calling general strikes creating transport chaos congestion no blocking a railroad and bus routes that's when things started to kick off i should say and this campus on friday they started to what police described they created a weapon factory where as you mentioned there were creating hundreds of pits with bombs that were using bows and arrows trying to keep the police at by over the last few days and clearly after a die a violent confrontations on sunday and overnight as you mentioned it's a marathon standoff the place have moved in and now this whole area is in lockdown the central tunnel on my left this is the busiest tunnel that the access point between hong kong island and kelowna it's been closed for days and it reminds close also behind me on the other side of the polytechnic university those roads remain closed this whole area is in lockdown as a place trying to clear out the last of those protesters who barricaded themselves in this particular part of calhoun thank you for that sara cloth reporting there

live from hong kong earlier i spoke to see son who's director of the china institute are so lost which is part of the university of london he says the university standoff is a major escalation. if and when the government in beijing signs that the government in hong kong and police in hong kong cannot restore order and stability in bonn kong then stay will send in the people to police as well as correlates the people's liberation army garrisoned in hong kong i think we apply the steel properly a few months away from that yet because when the government in baiting make it this isn't to escalate about 2 weeks ago they talked to view that the problem was not the policy but the implementation job 8 and it will mean they will need the government in hong kong to redouble its efforts for which they will have to give

a bit more time to do so the protest movement starts off us one of the most peaceful protests you could plant on earth but because of the steady spiral in use of repression by the police and the corresponding increase in violence by the protesters we saw a steady process of radicalization of some of the young people in the protest movement and there is also a change in puppet attitude in hong kong. other world news tensions are still high in bolivia following his resignation as president with demonstrators criticizing the interim leader. at least 9 people have died in the city. when security forces fired on protesters calling for me to return terrorists has our report. the city of soccer in the province of bison mourning.

a penis was shot during a protest carried out by a will more or less supporters here his relatives say she was shot in the head. we are set and her to because he is not the only one that was killed they took the others a few hours away we want a solution because when we took him to the clinic we had to pay a lot we want justice. even what alice resigned last week after being accused by the oas of committing fraud in the presidential elections but for these people he was the man who dignified them most of the people are from indigenous communities and are coca leaves growers and they were trying to go through the main road towards the capital past but they were prevented by the police they had to escape and they're telling us that they were ambushed right in this. facebook live video was filmed by one of the protesters. was 18 years old and was shot in the stomach

while filming but clashes live. he was killed that day. though is the public they are militarizing this whole area because they want to believe we are criminals they shot at us from everywhere and they can do it because we are poor. the actions of security forces are currently being investigated they're accused of using live ammunition and excessive force on promoter list demonstrators they enter american court of human rights says at least 9 people were killed here and over 130 were injured. man says the response by the military was disproportionate. what happened was a massacre in this country they want to say it was a confrontation on friday the government issued a decree that exonerates the armed forces of any killing and one hour after that decree the police and the military started using live ammunition against protesters . the government says the protesters were infiltrated by foreigners and were using

improvised weapons. we have asked the attorney general to investigate what her he told me the delay was we couldn't rule out who did not want to be the bodies. attorney general to investigate this as soon as possible because obama tropic was the launching pad for it will more or less political career as a leader of the growers federation many people here remain loyal to him and do not trust in the new interim administration many say at call for elections and political negotiations are crucial to prevent further loss of life. speak to peter. chair of political science at wake forest university from new york thank you so much for being with us live here we know has always been a country that's been divided where there's been inequality but to what extent do

you think the current crisis has further exacerbated these divisions. it's absolutely sasabe to these divisions because i think that both sides are irritating the divisions that currently exist 1st of all the president on us has come to power really in a moment when what bolivia needs is reconciliation negotiation and work between the 2 sides but what she's done is taken a series of symbolic actions that have actually irritated the rifts made divisions deeper and made people are hard and fast into their positions these include swearing in an entire cabinet none of whom is from the indigenous population believing all from the eastern lowlands reinforcing christianity in her public messages calling indigenous religious practices satanic of referring to them as marbury so in this sense rather than trying to reach across the divide what she's done is. put further distance between her and the actual

majority indigenous population believe will by and large are supporters of it what i was also interesting at i think that the the level of violence and i think that followed ever marise is a pasha to many people by surprise how how do you explain that the situation spiraled out of control so quickly and who was behind this who is giving these orders. i think what happened is that this has been simmering for decades it's quite interesting as we look across the region these explosions of violence unexpectedly in places like ecuador and places like she like i think these are widespread instances of unresolved social conflict that that this sort of current political situation has as part for a whole variety of reasons having to do with racism in the liberal model having to do with the up isms pretty much the poor old jim and i hesitate to say that there's

really 4 years behind this that seems like an easy response and an easy answer to an explanation for what has been an underlying social conflict that has been existing in bolivia since its foundation more out of his supporters bolivia's popular masses want him back they've been praising his social and economic legacy what impact do you think this crisis is going to have on the progress the progress as i've been made in bolivia economically and socially you mentioned the indigenous community of course they are the one who they're the ones who support morale is what impact is this crisis going to have on them. as you note in deep economic crisis there and i will live in general but i think more importantly looking for though looking at the political and social long term this is going to have quite a effect on the social fabric it will be via because among the just population of

a moralist was seen as something as a savior and you can hear indigenous people saying well we had 13 years of some towering influence in our government. that is in stark contrast to the floor of the years that europeans were controlling bolivia so i think there's deep deep anger that goes far beyond any sort of economic consequences but obviously a country with such deep social conflict and such an island is going to be very hard to move ahead economically in advance what are recognized what is recognized progress i mean i'm a part of that what i discovered peter 7 is very interesting to talk to you thank you so much for joining us on al-jazeera my pleasure thank you iran's president says families will start receiving financial assistance on monday and the money will come from a contentious rise in petrol prices has had ronnie's also condemned protests against the high that have at times descended into riots at least 2 people have

been killed authorities have shut down the internet in an attempt to stop the protests being organized. now more than 87000 people have demonstrated across iran since friday according to security officials quoted by the farse news agency around a 1000 of those people have been arrested in one particularly hard hit province while the 100 banks and 57 stores have been damaged or set on fire no chill having kids more that age and we have witnessed how some people have gone to the streets after the implementation of the decision to increase the price of petrol people have the right to protest but we will not allow the targeting of security or the spread of chaos and riots in the country the decision to increase the price of petrol belongs to the regime and not only to the government the people should not worry about the implementation because its revenue will be distributed back to the people al-jazeera is dorsetshire barry has more now from tehran. president has time rouhani has been making

a few comments following his weekly cabinet meeting on sunday evening in the capital he said that it is the right of every iranian to protest but it is not their right to cause riots he's referring to over a 1000 people that have been arrested over the past 48 hours as a result of a number of incidents that have taken place over all over the country in a number of cities over $87000.00 people have turned up to demonstrate and show their frustration at the news that the price of fuel has tripled overnight the government made this announcement and the president was defending the government's decision on sunday evening saying that they were trying to help the poor families in the country by increasing subsidies to them and that's why they had a decision to make and that the situation was made it wasn't an easy one he said they had 3 choices one was to increase taxes across the board inside iran the 2nd one was to increase the sale of oil that was not going to happen because of u.s.

sanctions at the moment on the rainy and the 3rd was to increase the price of fuel for iranians that's what they decided to go with this decision has had some very serious consequences number of people have turned out across the country to protest and show their anger there have been 2 deaths reported so far one of a policeman in kemah city and another a protester in. and even on supreme leader ayatollah ali how many also spoke on sunday giving his support for the fuel price increase he also denounced those he described as hooligans for rioting adding that the nation's enemies have been cheering the unrest how many iranians to support their government's decision to men m.p.'s all of them as enemies and being as are you i'm not an expert on this issue but i said if heads of government make a decision i would support it and i will tell you the heads of 3 branches have made a decision based on expert study so it should be implemented and as it has in the

past the white house is defending the demonstrators in iran and criticizing the response of its leader is part of a statement raised the united states supports the reigning people in their peaceful protests against a regime that is supposed to lead them we condemn the need full force and sets via communications or sections used against demonstrators early i spoke to rod who's a senior fellow at the national iranian american council she says the trumpet miss ration is message probably won't resonate the weight helps we're going to have an honest conversation on both sides i don't think it resonates with the iranian people nor have i nor do i think it's resonated for a long time with them i think you're i mean people are intelligent they're educated in their well aware of the fact that their own government is corrupt and mismanages in terms of the economy and they're also you know the messages from the united states us as well with the iranian people also paul because of course one of the reasons they're in this economic situation of course can be attributed to the

government itself but also u.s. sanctions that have severely exacerbated economic issues in iraq after trying to g.c.t. away over a year ago and we imposing sanctions so i think you're i mean we're very aware that they're being hit from both sides. much more still ahead on this news hour how the tran campaign is turning political troubles into fund raising gold. class celebrations as a death row inmate in texas gets a temporary reprieve in sport peter has more in this 21 year olds tell a woman say. at least 9 people have been killed in airstrikes on rebel held territory in northwest syria the attacks took place in the village of my lodge and on the outskirts of the town of saraki just east of it live local media says it was coordinated by russian

planes several people were also injured and have been clashes in the northern syrian town of our bob where protesters have been voicing their anger over a deadly car bomb attack one person was killed when the demonstrators tried to storm a police station where a suspect was being held there demanding justice over the bombing which killed 1000 people in a turkish held town ababa seen multiple explosions since the beginning of us turkish offensive into northern syria. to sri lanka now where a wartime defense chief has won the presidential election after a campaign mocked by in nationalist rhetoric and promises of better security go to by rajapaksa now has a task of lifting the country out of an economic slump made worse by devastating bombings earlier this year but as smith has our report from colombo but to his supporters mainly from a similar produce majority culture by a rajapaksa is the president sri lankan mean they believe he can strengthen security after the easter sunday suicide bomb attacks $263.00 people were killed

the government ignored intelligence warnings that the bombings were imminent it's paid the price for that and other perceived failings at this election national security was that loyalist just a car coming the. training people were crying in fact every other day there was some agitation and obviously they were waiting for opportunity to turn the government rajapaksa is a divisive figure many tamils in sri lanka's north believe the former defense secretary should be tried over allegations of killings and disappearances during the final stages of the war against the tamil tigers the country's muslim council says he's victory realizes all our worst fears their fear food because. rajapaksa in his election campaign stressed national security and national security to get at least mine or do something

a little bit fearful because it means that they are the ones being viewed as security threats and for the muslims in particular they have bad memories of the period before 2015 because there were riots against them even good there was a very good military undergo. the military and the intelligence didn't protect the muslims and i hope that that will change in the future as older brother and former president mahinda may now become prime minister as the rajapaksa family returns to frontline politics. excited and super excited and happy for the country and that majority of the sri lankans i've been expecting what a long time. we wanted someone like this to save the country so the top children the future generation will have a country one of gotta buy rajapakse as priorities is to rebuild state intelligence and surveillance networks he says they were dismantled by the outgoing administration under international pressure and when asked about those allegations

of human rights abuses when he was defense secretary the now president elect says people should stop talking about. byrne it's about al-jazeera. russia returned 3 captured naval ships ukraine on monday ahead of a plan piece the vessels have been moved to a handover location which is understood to be in the black sea russia sees the ships off the coast of crime here a year ago more than 13000 people have been killed in eastern ukraine over the past 5 years in fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian forces. washington is gearing up for another week of high profile hearings at the impeachment inquiry into donald trump the u.s. president and foles have also been dominating the airwaves arguing over whether he improperly sought help from ukraine to boost his chances of re-election rob

reynolds reports. with week 2 of televised impeachment hearings approaching democratic house speaker nancy pelosi pushed back against president donald trump's complaints that the process is unfair he has every opportunity to present his case but it's really a sad thing i mean what the president did was so much worse than even what richard nixon did that at some point richard nixon cared about the country and off to recognize that this cannot continue palosi said trump made a serious mistake when he tweeted criticism of former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie avan of it even while she was testifying on capitol hill that the words of the president weigh a ton they are very significant and he should not frivolously throw out insults but that's what he does i think part of it is his own. insecurity

as an imposter i think he knows full well that. he's a gnat office. way over his head and so he has to do nation everywhere now one of trump's most ardent congressional defenders insists there is no 1st hand evidence trump sought a quid pro quo with ukraine to hand over military aid in return for a ukrainian investigation into his political rival joe biden and biden's son hunter who served on the board of ukrainian energy company no one's testify that there's been a quid pro quo i was got 2nd 3rd hand for 10 information another republican lawmaker who worked closely on ukrainian affairs suggested the entire matter being investigated in the impeachment inquiry should simply have been hushed up having this all come out into public has weakened that relationship is has exposed things that didn't need be exposed so this would have been far better off if we would just

taken care of this behind the scenes this week the hearings will pick up steam with 8 heard or former u.s. officials due to testify one of them is gordon sunderland the u.s. ambassador to the european union and sutherland will be on the hot seat because it over missions he made in earlier testimony about he phoned calls he had with trump over ukraine rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. and us company hellcat reports now the impeachment process has actually helped president donald trump raise more money for his campaign but he will come to water before the 1st day of public hearings to impeach president donald trump or even over here talking about the witch hunt is that what you mean trucks campaign was sending out e-mails portray him as a victim of democrats determined to overturn the 2016 u.s. election to stop them the trump reelection campaign set out to raise $3000000.00.

in 24 hours it exceeded that goal. trump as a fund raising phenomenon is nothing new the former reality t.v. star term president has a history of turning political gaffes into gold. take this moment at a recent rally in minneapolis as the impeachment inquiry was heating up trump turned the attention away from himself and on to the son of his political rival former vice president joe biden trump is accused biden's son hunter of using his father's position to get onto the board of a ukrainian energy company. as well as i have an idea for a new t. shirt. i love the chops but let's do another t. shirt where's hunter the t. shirts were on trump's website within minutes of when we do we do that all the time more recently when trump's acting chief of staff confirmed trump withheld aid to

push ukraine to investigate biden the basis for the impeachment investigation mulvaney said get over it another slogan for a campaign t. shirt trust fund raising is dwarfing his opponents in a recent 3 month span he raised $125000000.00 that's compared to his top democratic opponents elizabeth warren who raised $24600000.00 over the same period and joe biden who raised just over $15000000.00 trumps communications director told me trump has a gift for generating voter enthusiasm from the most controversial moments it's it's kind of in his character the way to just sort of stick his finger in the eye and let it go. when he says things and rallies and we can very quickly turn them into a t. shirt you know it's it's more about branding and marketing than it is necessarily about raising money off of any particular his image as

a political outsider and disruptive force in u.s. politics is a carefully cultivated brand one tribe's banking on propelling his reelection kimberly health at al-jazeera the white house. now in the news ahead we'll see how doctors in the democratic republic of congo are convincing reclusive to get vaccinated against the us. i'm from and i'm in the kalahari desert in south africa with the world's fastest cause been twisted to break the land speed record. and in sports speedo have the action so many fans feels brazilian to stay with us. god hello winter certainly got me into northern china what's it doing further south

where we saw this picture 24 hours ago the cloud is height is still running out from west to east to the wind is rather a north south one if you're on the ground so we've already seen temperatures drop quite a lot now this line here represents winter to the north and not yet winter for the sense of hong kong's enjoying 29 in shanghai overcast supposed to rain 17 for your on monday it should all move size well over cloud disperses for the temps haven't recovered much we've gone down to 38 in shanghai but the some time we've gone down to 8 in growing number 25 in hong kong as a trend to lower temperatures there still are 2 other further south you seen the swirling thing there which might just be of typhoon strength by the time it hits luzon but it's basically i think just a lot of rain and briefly quite strong winds and this don't much else weigh in malaysia down in indonesia where you expect the rain to be really forming itself

now making the ready season with its name it's not doing much cucina looks wet jakarta does don't sumatra occasional showers singapore maybe a shower so this is the case for the next 2 days. weather sponsored by qatar and. the british iraqi journalist who's visualizing complex statistics in a simple form i think you're off as a summary sites of opportunities to break apart from most systems of power and to collect data in a way that made so represents a different community challenging mainstream misconceptions and hope that by creating 100 industry sions it doesn't alienate people it doesn't like people who are like i'm not smart enough to understand this truth is that anyway. 50 years ago britain forcibly removed the inhabitants of this tropical haven and leased it to the u.s. military. for 5 decades geragos islanders have preserved their culture in exile

and they're now as collating the struggle to return home. to the little was but they're free still laws in the arms of their colonizing. another paradise i witnessed a documentary on a just you know. again i'm fully back to brawl with the headlines on al-jazeera they've been fiery explosions in hong kong where a university campus has been the scene of a long standoff between police and protesters police stormed the area early monday morning after hundreds of demonstrators herald's petrol bombs and shouted behind

barricades during the night iran's president is insisting the revenue from a controversial hike in petrol prices will go back to the people protests continued throughout the country on sunday with occasional violent confrontations with security forces at least 2 people have been killed since friday and sri lanka's former wartime defense chief go to buy a rajapakse that will become the country's next president is rival conceded as any results put russia upset more than a 50 percent mark needed to avoid a 2nd round. haiti's president says he is holding talks to form a unity government where he says his country needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests made the eighty's die he managed hereon situation even worse is widespread. anger over high inflation crime and allegations of corruption has been without a functioning government since march because of a stalemate in parliament it's. the family of a u.s.

man whose execution was halted just days before it was you to be carried out as how to thank you vigil outside the texas governor's mansion in austin rodney reed was convicted of raping and murdering a 19 year old woman in 1996 the state's top appeals court blocks the execution on friday afternoon haven't seen merged raising serious doubts about his guilt. the innocence project says brace played a key part in reid's conviction john hendren he was at the vigil in austin. family and supporters of rodney reed celebrated his stay of execution which happened on friday they did so out here in front of the governor's mansion of texas because the governor of texas greg abbott did not intervene to stop that execution he didn't but in a previous court did and that appeals court decided that there was enough new evidence in this case to cast doubt on the field of what he read and then right through the

96 rape and murder of stacy stipe you know i spoke to ruth's brother roderick read a short while ago and this is what he had to say at his now if i continue you got to keep the pressure on. the spot to me pressure that. we have to keep you awareness going to keep the people out there we don't want people get complacent to sit back and think that the place that we keep moving you keep acting keep moving. read found out about this day in a high profile meeting in his prison one of his lawyers quincy mcneil brought in kim kardashian in the west the reality television star she has been supporting in advocating robbie reid's case and it was during that meeting that the warden came in pulled them out and showed them this stay that had been issued and they were able to tell read then and there and we're told the mood lifted. considerably but his family said there's a lot of work to be done here reid has been on death row for many years and it could be a long time before this case is decided he is presumed to be guilty so he has to

now show that he's not. algeria as presidential candidates have launched their campaigns 5 candidates are in the running for december's election demonstrators so don't want any vote to happen until figures linked to the old political establishment step aside with the protests have been going on since long time president abdelaziz bouteflika have resigned in the. line of people are against elections held this way we've been protesting to die months to saying no to the gangs no elections with the gangs no you do you know you're here to say you know that allegiance won't happen elections won't take it until people decide they will the people are the ones to decide when and how to organize really should. palestinian journalists have rallied in support of a colleague who was shot while covering protests in the occupied west bank dozens war i patches to denounce the wounding of watts our money who lost vision in the

left eye from what he believes was israeli fire israeli police deny he was targeted the palestinian journalist syndicate says 60 journalists have been hit by live ammunition this year. thousands of people have been marching in the great capital to mark the 45th anniversary of a student uprising that helped topple the former military dictatorship police were out in force to prevent violence arresting almost 30 people john serapion is from for some athens. young and old late carnations to one of the occupation of the athens polytechnic of 1973 when hundreds of students defied the military dictatorship then ruling greece tanks had to smash through these gates to empty the campus. who was beside the gates at the time and remembers the brief taste of freedom. but you don't take part in an uprising to die you take part in order to live and for others to live i remember that even though i was injured and

was on a stretcher i really like the smell of the cinches trees that was stronger than that tear gas. ever since the law has granted universities immunity from police intervention but this year is different the conservative government abolished immunity known as university asylum shortly after it was elected in july it agrees with a large number of students and academics that criminal groups had taken advantage of university asylum and used campuses a safe havens from which to attack the police sell drugs and recruit criminals and that say security experts explains why this is the only greek national holiday that is accompanied by violence we're talking about people who can be characterized as holy guns or could be talking about people who are actually drug dealers and the you have separate small gangs of people who have a leader of the sect like and they claim to be on our kids but in reality they operate like a small army with leadership

a deputy leader and so on and they try to make the headlines in order to attract new recruits violence is far from the minds of most of these marches however it's the political point that matters reminding people that. is never to be taken for granted this is the 46th anniversary of the polytechnic occupation and because that event is still within living memory this anniversary more than other national holidays still attracts greater vigor and vitality it is a vehicle through which greeks express their frustrations most recently with their partners in the euro zone who imposed stiff austerity measures upon the national budget which have weakens not only social security measures but also the national defense this couple brought their newborn son we were brought by our parents and we are bringing our children it's important for people to remember that we need to change everything about the society we're living in right now not just here but in

the whole world greek society has a long memory of foreign influence the much as paused as they always do outside the u.s. embassy as a reminder that the 7 year dictatorship survived thanks to support from the nixon administration and collapsible taney asleep with jobs are open al-jazeera english. french yellow vests demonstrators have occupied a top paris department store a day after protests marking a year since the movement began overall numbers for the anniversary marches were relatively small but as natasha but now reports that doesn't mean people's grievances have been resolved. they look up at one of paris's top department stores a group of yellow vests supporters staged a brief protest before being removed by police. elsewhere in the city there was tension as demonstrators gathered for a 2nd day to mark one year since the yellow vest movement began many traveled from

far to show their support and pay tribute to protesters they said had been injured by police during months of weekly demonstrations you know it's been a big year people have died or lost arms and eyes all those have been unfairly jailed we can't ignore a system that lets people starve i am a single mother i work but i have no money at the end of each month yellow vests movement began as a protest against high fuel prices it then rapidly became a social movement of the cost of living in against the french president accused by demonstrators of favoring the rich over the poor the scale of the unrest forced emanuel mycroft to change his approach but in recent months the movements lost momentum the number of supporters a rallies has dwindled along with the public's appetite for them fewer people are actually turned out in the streets to mark the 1st year of the yellow vests movement than a supporters well might of hope for also the question for many of them now is what

will be the movement's future the yellow vests have failed to unite behind a set of leaders and supporters are divided over its aims nevertheless some believe the movement can survive. the movement can take on a different shape now what is important is that we raise the awareness of gay people who took risks we went to the streets in the not cities in the old the head one year on and it's clear the yellow vests movement has marked the french political landscape and highlighted the plight of working people who struggle financially it's also inspired similar movements in other countries less clear is whether the movement can become a force away from the street. it's. just 0 paris. the damage bill from floods in need talian city of venice is likely to top $1000000000.00 as a worst such disaster in well over a century schools shops museums and historic landmarks like st mark's square have

been shut for a day elsewhere flood warnings are in place for florence and pisa stands. for sure i'm tired as i've been here night but anyway we're also preparing for the new high tide pretty sure it's a difficult time but we're looking forward to a fresh start we've already opened a restaurant hotel is always working we're doing the best we can go through when they don't think i think we're safe i'm not worried at all i'm more saddened for the buildings of venice venice and the venetians. saudi arabia is valuing its state on oil giant up to $1.00 trillion dollars ahead of what could be the world's biggest initial public offering that figure is below the crown prince's ambitious target of 2 trillion dollars business editor abbott army has been crunching the numbers back in 2016 crown prince mohammed bin someone wanted to float around co with a valuation of 2 trillion dollars immediately investment bankers hard to promote the i.p.o. could not make the math add up or argued with oil prices at $75.00

a barrel the company could be worth $2.00 trillion dollars but opec is warning all demand will slide over the next 4 years and at current prices it's only worth 1.75 trillion but there are other ways of following companies one method is dividend and our own co has guaranteed 5000000000 over the next 5 years which valued the company at $1.00 trillion dollars even after the sale of the saudi government will only 98 percent of all run which means the government can decide how aramco spends money there is other. geopolitical risks which take a huge chunk funny way ssion like the attacks on saudi oil facilities in september and the killing of journalists jamal khashoggi so what is a complete worth investors say a fair prices between one trillion dollars and reluctantly $1.00 trillion.

the threat of armed groups and remote jungle terrain are among the many hurdles for health workers trying to contain an ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo so to distrust among reclusive villagers from benny katherine sawyer reports on how doctors are convincing people to protect themselves from falling ill. health workers in beni have set up a medical comp next to an open chart service on the sunday morning the service is attended by reclusive beagley community living in villages in the congo forest doctors tell us the community has also been affected by it but convincing them to come to treatment centers or get vaccinated has been difficult yet they hope as many people as possible will say yes to the vaccine. and to convince them to bring in community leaders like esther months to talk to the last one i was vaccinated in man gaynor to share my people there's nothing wrong with it i tell

them this is a war we're fighting. jerry jacqueline has brought her 3 children to be vaccinated . she is reluctantly passed but tells us she now sees the importance of it in general. i was convinced by our community leader i came for docs initially with my children because i don't want this disease to find us in our house i was told it kills people horribly. pygmies in the democratic republic of congo have been historically marginalized. from hospitals or schools this is a community that moves around a lot leaving in villages such as this one in the forests those here have been vaccinated but accessing many others has been difficult this doctor tells us sometimes it takes hours walking through dense forest where rebel fighters also hide where we are now in this village work and come into the wood. so they moved to

another place. we are walking we would close that with them get involved in the vaccination make them aware of the weeks that they have. and so efforts continue to get this community vaccinated how far it is want to reduce the cases of it. to 0 by the end of the yeah and that to happen they tell us no one can. catch insulin. and democratic republic of congo. coming up next in sports. will tell us about an unexpected interruption at this kerning championship event.

back and back now it's called the bloodhound and those who built it believe it will soon be the fastest car on earth a british team is testing it in south africa's kalahari desert resend tamina miller to take a look at. its developers say it's the most straight line car ever built it's aim to break the world land speed record at a speed of 800 kilometers an hour the bloodhound alice sawyer is one of the world's top 10 fosters cause but it aims to double that speed next year it's been built to break the record sits more than 20 years ago at 1227.9 kilometers an hour it is very difficult to describe because it's a bit like flying a jet fighter but it's a little bit drop like driving

a high performance rasika but since most people haven't done either of those things that probably doesn't help in very simple terms it's very hot the cockpit is very noisy there's a lot of acceleration it's a lot of g.'s slowing down again and. the simplest thing i can say is the ground goes past very very quickly despite the sweltering heat the hugs and reagent deep in the killer hairy desert provides the ideal testing ground the open flat surface has been carefully prepared by hundreds of local community members who have removed tons of rock for a smooth ride organizers say at the largest area of land ever cleared for a motor sports event and at full design speed the car covers 1.6 kilometers in just 3.6 seconds it's powered by a rolls royce e.j. $208.00 engine normally found in a euro fighter typhoon jet the thrust produced is equal to $360.00 family cause the

90 kilogram solid aluminum wheels have been specially designed for the desert surface they're built to spin at up to 10200 revolutions a minute more than 4 times faster than the wheels on a formula one car at top speed but our project has been a if you go for 10 years. and it's done an amazing job or inspiring people to get involved engineering over the years it almost was too good at doing that and it means there are probably itself almost fell by the wayside because it was too good at doing education charge of it and the project both went bust last year and into ministration that's when i got involved once testing is complete the call will return to the united kingdom for any modifications before it attempts to break the world record the bloodhound l.s.r. is a combination of fast jet f one car and space ship the engineering team says it's bolt the world's fastest car to inspire people everywhere from either miller al-jazeera

skin band in the northern cape. town office force his peter. thank you very much stefano says captured the biggest title of his career winning the a.t.p. finals the greek lost the 1st set to domany team but then came back to win the last 2676 last year the 21 year old won the mixed jan 80 people successfully transitional in for the beginning with this victory it fulfilling a route that a 1st time season finale title list has been crowned. another set of tennis stars are preparing for the davis cup final set to start on monday in madrid stars like a raffle adele then current world number one novak djokovic sure among those training on sunday there is a new revamped format this year with athletes competing on 3 indoor hard courts of elimination similar to that of football's world cup dutch driver max a stop and has won the brazilian grand prix at the into largo circuit in sao paolo

for his 8th career victory for stop and start of the race in pole position only the 2nd time in his career he had managed to do that it would be an eventful race that was twice 3 stars that have the dutchman overtaking hamilton as many times of to be using the lead there was high drama when the ferrari's of sebastian vettel and charlotte clare collided causing both to fail to finish hamilton also hit the back of alexander out on but the baby long to full stop and as you claim these 8th career victory the last race of the year takes place in abu dhabi on december 1st i mean i was behind so i was pushing flat out in my out that to try and be close i mean it was my only shot so of course because of that i was close into the directors and we knew that we had great talks we don't hold the whole we can already so yeah that was a guess but i was very happy to to get past will murder g.p. champion mark markets has finished off the season in style by winning the valencia grand prix on sunday caps a dominant season for the spaniard this is his 12th victory of the year. quite

a thought of who started from pole position finished 2nd 3 time former moto g.p. champion for fellow enzo was. he sing for the last time as a professional and he finished this is the 6th time markets has one of moto g.p. ties and it was a go again because there we did a many things but you know we want to get very very hot all the team. was one goal this weekend that was try doing that raise on that idea. of course. then all that on the team. because they were they did amazing job controversial quarterback colin kaepernick since he's ready to play anyway despite refusing to attend a tryout session organized by the n.f.l. in atlanta 32 year old instead switch the venue to a nearby high school and held his own section he says it was to allow the media to be prisons perfect reports this was billed as the 1st step in calling captain externally back to the n.f.l. instead it became

a slightly facile chapter in the ongoing battle between capital and the league and if old bosses had organized an official tryout in atlanta in front of 25 leaks counts they said in an effort to get him playing again although several players and commentators had suggested the whole event was a p.r. stunt by the league but at the last minute the quarterback moved the session to a nearby high school where captain eric held his own tryout he said to allow the media full access obviously with everything today was making sure we had transparency what went on we were getting that elsewhere so we came out here is important here ground here we're ready. ready to go anywhere my agent jeff malley is ready to talk to any team interview with a team anytime they have ready and stay ready now continue to be ready for their part the n.f.l. released a statement saying we are disappointed that colin didn't appear for his workout collins decision has no effect on his status in the league he remains an

unrestricted free agent eligible to sign with any club. well for the last 3 years no n.f.l. franchise has been willing to take happening on ever since he left the san francisco $49.00 is at the end of the 2016th season captain it made headlines in that season for kneeling during the u.s. national anthem ahead of games in a protest at racial injustice it prompted similar protests from other players as well as criticism from u.s. president donald trump after leaving the $49.00 ers captain it became a symbol for civil rights and social activism to know if your dreams are crazy but while his celebrity helped him win lucrative endorsements it didn't get him an n.f.l. contract in 2017 cappa nick took legal action against the n.f.l. and its commissioner roger goodell claiming team owners were conspiring not to sign him because of his protests the case was eventually settled out of court so we're waiting for the 32 owners 32 teams roger goodell of them to stop running stop

running from the truth stop running from people so cap'n excess he's ready to play but if saturday's events have proven anything is that there's still plenty of mistrust between the player and the n.f.l. fact al-jazeera cristiana is now just one goal away from reaching 100 international goals in portugal he scored in his countries to no euro 2020 qualifier win of the luxembourg on sunday but if a man is called the other go for 99 call for his country wrapping up the win for the european champions who have now confirmed their place in next year's tournament . england's tommy fleetwood has won the tournament known as africa's major that's the lead bank of challenge at sun city in south africa nestled in the stunning hillside of the country's northwest province fleet would beat marcus can halt in a playoff inducement fired a spectacular final round 65 to take clubhouse lead on 12 under par but then had to wait for the rest of the pack to see if he had done enough victory was confirmed in

their playoff win the swede bogeyed 5th world is now 2nd in the race to dubai standards. all the same things apply you know just the closer it gets to the end of the season our it gets to look at you know stay in the present day as things you know concentrate on what you do best and. happy for the challenge i feel like i am very ready am i gonna say complex terrible but you know all this golf and this experience let me forever so. then what's normally a quiet sport there was an unexpected interruption during the european cooling championships. a fire alarm went off in the round robin phase of the women's competition thankfully they was no fire but friends and the teams the 1st evacuees the fooling the competition later resumed with scotland beating out. ok most sport coming up from us again later we'll see you then. thank you that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera stay with us martin dennis is up next.

an 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 reason of people better off to be h one n one push is it getting much difficult like you now i w h o has just passed who says don't hear terms us trust that you trust on al-jazeera. in this life the most incredible stories are often true. and sharing go on experiences. makes the unfamiliar familiar. in this life diversity makes

a difference understanding the importance of being part of something much greater than ourselves and this large what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to mortgage. sean and a lot into the darkness. because you dislike the desire to understand that. makes us human. and the human condition is universal. white supremacist violence is on the rise in america he was about in this hall and around network 8 full time speaks to the victims of recent attacks when he shot me i turned around the premise that he were killed my daughter and asks how an ideology of loathing has found its way into the mainstream can you trawled through

line between the rhetoric of president trump and the conservative media in america to what happened here in el paso license to hate on al-jazeera. guys and explosions as hong kong police storm lee university held by protest against. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm not team dennison's i'm coming up on the program food and fuel shortages in bolivia's main city as opposes of the former president ever a lot on this blog growed stopping supplies. return of the rajapakse foreman.