each. 0. maryanne demasi a very welcome to the news hour live from london coming up. as prime minister and al says he will resign in the new year. the law when it comes off the growing anger is government's handling of the investigation into the killing of this stuff the car want to pin its. iraq's parliament except the prime minister's resignation as protestors in baghdad mourn the people killed in the last

few days. but the aussies military says a couple stuck to death on saturday were victims of mistaken identity. and tell you how the threat of global warming is fueling a race to push to create the perfect back to terry in but. pop art all hard all your sports including starting off in stara lewis hamilton will be far away from the f one season in abu dhabi action and reaction coming your . welcome to the program al top story the prime minister of malta is to step down in january he made that announcement on national television off the growing calls for him to resign over his government's handling of the investigation into the mud of journalist ethnic ironic 2 years ago earlier thousands of people marched towards malta's courts of. justice in the capital the letter demanding moscow to step aside

in the last few days his chief of staff has resigned after being arrested over the case and a prominent businessman fenech was charged with complicity in the murder he denies the charge politicians from a scots party met early on sunday to discuss his future and decided to back him but he now says he will resign in the new year. i want to see i was one of motors best known investigative journalist she had a popular blog famous for its punchy political opinions and corruption allegations some against members of the government it made her many enemies though it was very popular and even off death the blogs still attracts more views than the combined circulation of all of newspapers according to the foundation her sons and her husband set up in her name well she died on october 2017 when a bomb went off under her car just as she was driving away from her home just under 2 months later 3 men were charged with carrying out the bombing they have pleaded

not guilty despite daphne's family and other journalists continued to campaign for justice the investigation went quiet until prominent businessman you're going fenech was 1st arrested on november 20th this year on monday a taxi driver accused of being a go between for the people who ordered the killing and those who carry to tao was pardoned by the president in exchange for testifying in court of divac to cabinet ministers the prime minister's chief of staff keith schembri resigned he was arrested on tuesday but released 2 days later on saturday you're going fenech was charged with being complicit in the murder he has pleaded not guilty well this was the announcement from the prime minister earlier. definitely and if we do the greatness of our country is not defined by individuals this is greater than i am i will write to the president of the labor party so that the process for

a new leader of the labor party is set for 12th of january 2020 on that day i will resign as a leader of the labor party in the days after i resign as prime minister our country will start a short process of approximately one month for the labor party to choose a new leader and new prime minister is also informed the president of the republic . will join me now from valetta is herman gregg his editor in chief of the times a multi newspaper and who knew death need. so joseph muscat has now confirmed that he will resign but it won't be immediate he will wait until a new leader is appointed in january is that going to be acceptable to the protesters and of course to the family of daphne chronicle it's. it wasn't accepted to such an extent that just minutes after the prime minister made his announcement and other protests has been lined up for tomorrow afternoon people are saying it's

not good enough josefina scott the prime minister has to go but he has to go today not next week or next month but today and this is pressure that's on president it's quite unprecedented in maltese politics especially for a number of reasons joseph was scott is a very very popular prime minister he won 2 elections by a landslide he is hugely charming theory found the ruling labor party and only last april may he won the european elections with another landslide so all this is happening just a few months after that and it has been brought about because of the public protests out there and of course because there is a case a very serious case we're talking about a case of a murder journalist here which has gone straight to the very top right and so just explain to our viewers that might not be as familiar with the case as yourself why people are so angry with the prime minister specifically and his actions

in relation to this case. very simply joseph must guard is very close friends with his now former chief of staff teach camry teach him the last week was arrested a couple of times in connection with the murder keech can bury had secret offshore accounts with york and senate you're going fenech is the guy who was yesterday charged with daphne carter want to go to sea as a murder plus another of joseph miscounts friends. former now tourism minister conor admits he also had a secret account with the organ fenech so people are almost saying much about his guilty by association now there is nothing pinning the murder to joseph in the scott but there's certainly a lot of discomfort over the find that keach can be his right hand man was who was until last week sitting cabinet meetings was actually being named as a suspect in the murder now he's been freed by the police or police or they have

found nothing about him but there are some serious claims still being made about him right so this is really the concern is about the people that a surrounding the the prime minister and the business dealings that they have with one of the main figures in this case you're going fenech who has been arrested though he's denied the charges is it just about the prime minister's handling of the case or if could he find himself directly involved or perhaps the question by prosecutors at some point at this stage there is no evidence whatsoever linking the prime minister to the murder but i mean there are questions being asked there are questions being asked because the cambria now is being suspected of obstructing the course of justice there are claims that last week keech can retry to forward a letter to your going fenech what he was in police custody this is how serious is

the cases so people are saying how could you have this man sitting next to you while you are running the country. thank you very much for explaining that to us we appreciate it taking time speeches from the letter well to thank you well now the iraqi parliament has approved prime minister abdul abdul mattie's resignation it comes after weeks of protests across the country demanding that he step aside he will stay on low to lead a caretaker government but attention now turns to who replaces him so mona fulton reports from baghdad. after only 13 months in office iraq's embattled prime minister addle of the mahdi has officially stepped down yet his succession is mired in uncertainty according to the constitution the president is supposed to take up the office of the prime minister until a replacement is chosen but instead of the mahdi is staying on as part of a caretaker government. the largest bloc in parliament led by shiite cleric mokhtar

the outsider must now nominate a replacement within 15 days it's a murky and often lengthy process that requires consent from shia sunni and kurdish parties as well as regional and global power brokers 7. more than ever the choice would have to be accepted on the streets it's a daunting task for political parties put himself face the wrath of the protesters the heart of course our own home. with the biggest block based on the last parliamentary election we have to nominate a candidate form a government with guidance from tied to al sabah we will cancel sectarian and political appointments system to give the right the protesters because the people of the largest bloc and the demonstrations are where the sacrifice has been made the candidate the people will be a choice as well. but in a lot of people's choice would require fresh elections

a key demand of the protesters we want to do so all of this government. believed in tears the takers government or just say that the better to give all make. for their cause also. releasing a new low for. politics party's parliament member say that passing these reforms could take up to 6 months of being fully accept and fully support the idea of dissolving the parliament and having a fresh air. action but that that you have to know that there are costs to stop or seizures 1st we have to go with it we need a government even an interim government or government before holding the elections this week we are discussing even past their new electoral law. which is overseeing their elections in iraq the new election law currently tabled in parliament

suggests an increase in independent candidates at least considerable power in the hands of political parties including the ability to choose the prime minister. protos just say that his resignation is meaningless if they cannot choose the next leader themselves they demand a presidential rather than a parliamentary system whereby the head of state is elected by popular vote a demand that has thus far been ignored by the political establishment see one of 14 al-jazeera baghdad at least 3 civilians including a child have been killed in as strikes in the libyan capital this happened in the swami neighborhood in the south of tripoli but it resources saying the attack was carried out by forces linked to the east and warlord who for have to at least 10 others were injured and then 10 people have been shot in an attack on a church in bikini several gunman opened fire during a matching mass in the village of the tury in the estrie gen which has come under

increasing attack over the past year from on groups with links to al qaeda and i still. well it's emerged that a couple lynched by a crowd in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo a victims of mistaken identity the man and the woman were killed in the town of beni in north kivu province where there's been a violent protest in the last week they were accused of being rebels but the military says the man was a sergeant in the army who was on his way to work the crowd attacked them after finding guns and bullets in their bags despite them having a child with them they suspected them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than $100.00 civilians in the past month a u.n. peacekeeping chief has been in beni where there have been protests against u.n. troops. but here. we are on the side of the people of this region the congolese people are there any things we can do better of course they are and we will work on it are our partners with who we work with every day also thinking

about how to work even more closely with us. our d.c. armed forces the national police the authorities. well as catherine sawyer is in the city of goma in the east india and says that people are now taking security into their own hands. it was found out that this man was a sergeant in the army and he was going to work in it to which is a neighboring province he was accompanied by his wife who is also stoned to death and their child who is safe and what happened is that they were boarding a taxi to take them to this area but the taxi moment was very uncomfortable because we're asking to go to places where killings have happened places where people are fleeing in fear and when they were father interrogated people are saying they did not have answers that were clear that they did not have ideas as well when their bags were such there was military if the t. bullets medical kits as well and so on and so they were stoned to death now what

people have done people of beni have done since that time is saying that they were going to take charge of their own security so they've set up this checkpoints in some parts and people who are coming into the city and via calls particularly those who are coming from areas where these killings have been happening they're saying that they do not trust security forces enough to do this and to take care of their safety is also an ongoing offensive with the military and the u.n. against a.d.f. in the forest we spoke to the spokesman about that as well he said that they are making advances they have been able to take several bases from the a.d.f. rebels they've also been able to kill one of the top provoke commanders but people are still frustrated they're saying why is it that even with the ongoing operation a rebel fighters are able to come back to the villages and kill them. still ahead for you on this news hour from london. exit polls president marks the end of his

1st year in office with a big posse in the capital while others march against violence in the country. a new generation of russian women fight for domestic violence to be made a crime hoping to save the lives of women like alyona why they're facing resistance and threats. and spot on an elderly eventa star and a balance of power wasn't enough for a little we'll reveal more in sports. now both people killed in friday's attack on the bridge have been formally identified by the police 23 year old saskia judd's was a graduate of cambridge university she was attending a prison a rehabilitation offense along with another graduate 25 year old jack merits they

and 3 others were stabbed by osa monk on merit and jones were involved in the learning together program which connects graduate students with prison is to study criminology well the justice ministry has launched an urgent review of people convicted of terrorism related offenses have been released from prison after it turned out that the attacker had been jailed for a terror plot on sunday police arrested a man in the city of stoke on trent as part of that review just 2 weeks before the u.k. votes in a general election it has become a big political issue as henri chalons explains. only on sunday have police started moving vehicles from london bridge because buses and trucks have been stranded just as they were when the attacker was shot dead by police of the murdering 2 people which is you know it's on friday it's been a still in the resort snapped countless times already by curious tourists quicker to move has been the prime minister sensing elect. threats or perhaps an

opportunity boris johnson is trying to absolve his conservative party of blame the spy being in power for a decade i think this whole system of automatic early release which was brought in by labor it was under and it was under that system the tenure of that i've only been in office probably projects so i think well you know you just want to tell you what i mean this wearing body has been one of the reason i think it's ridiculous i think it's repulsive that individuals as dangerous as this man should be allowed out after serving only 8 years and that's he why we are going to change the law actually the reasons why this man can was out of prison early despite being convicted of terrorism offenses are complex there are the particularities of his case including his successful 2013 appeal against his original indeterminate sentence adding to that years of legislation on sentencing and release from various governments including conservative ones there are less than 2 weeks till the

general election not a good time for the government to have to admit 74 other people convicted of terrorism offenses have been released early on another political show the leader of the opposition was asked if he opposes the early release of such prisoners i think it depends on the circumstances it depends on the sentence but crucially depends on what they've done in the not necessarily not not necessarily you know i think there has to be an examination of how our prison services work and crucially what happens someone released from prison the conservatives still have a polling lead over labor party in recent days it's narrowed election campaigns can turn on events like this and how governments handle them or a challenge how to 0 london. now the president of syria now has returned to the country 2 days after he was convicted of murder that's the berta say supporters welcomed him home despite a court convict. and of killing 15 political opponents in 1902 when he was the

country's military leader he was sentenced to 20 years in prison but the court didn't issue an order for his arrest or to say who'd been on an official trip to china called it a political verdict. security forces in mexico shot dead 7 more suspected cartel members following an attack in the northern town of the union on brings the total number of people killed in the area near the u.s. border this weekend to 21 including 4 police officers on saturday government sprayed the mayor's office in the small town with bullets before being chased by police incident comes days after u.s. president donald trump raised tensions by saying he would designate mexican criminal gangs as terrorists well earlier mexico's president was involved in a celebration marking a year in office in opposition campaigners have also been out in force today protesting about his failure to tackle violence and other issues they've held a rally calling for a minute of his obrador to deal with rising murder rates and violence against women

at the same time that he was addressing crowds in the center of mexico city but as obrador admitted that economic growth has fallen short of his own expectations despite that and continuing high violence in the past year he has managed to maintain high approval ratings polls suggest 2 thirds of the population are still supporting him. it cannot make growth has not being watched we had hoped for but that wealth is now better to distribute it to the public budget doesn't stay in just a few hands like before now it reaches the majority of the people. alan fischer is live outside the presidential palace in mexico city and alan contrasting scenes in mexico today with some rallying to mark the 1st anniversary of money lopez obrador is time in office and others angry that he's not done enough to solve some of the country's problems. while the official rally to mark the one year

anniversary has just been wrapping up in the last half hour you can see the stage eventually managed to move through that area pretty quickly clearing up the area but you're right we're not far from the presidential palace where president over the door to coffee is exactly a year ago we were told by the local police there was a crowd of somewhere around a $100000.00 in this square that is distinctly possible here is a very popular president but there were thousands tens of thousands on the streets who came out to protest what they see is this failure over the last year they point to the murder rate it's actually gone up since he took office it's estimated that there are only $97.00 people murdered every single day in mexico the talk also about the economy and how over the last few months it has dipped back into recession even though manuel obrador says look more people get the benefit of this economy than they did before so there are supporters on the side but the thing you

have to remember is he was elected with more than 50 percent of the vote which is surprising in mexico and one year on although his initial approval rating has gone down it still stands at 62 percent that's 62 percent of voters in mexico who believe that he is doing a very good job. what about those that want him to do better because we know that mexico has long faced issues with violence against women high murder rates chronic gang violence. is what action is the government taking. well he of course is is changing everything that has been done in the past of a previous administration when it comes to the war against at the not call gags he says that hogs not bullets will make the difference there it doesn't mean that quite literally what he's suggesting is that you need to change the social conditions on the ground so that to the cartels no longer have the economic power that they had in the past so that is important for him to make sure that that

happens really that mexican presidents are judged on 3 things whether you like it or not the reality is on security he's promised mexicans that they will be safer at the moment they don't feel that the the 2nd thing is that the city it's the relationship with the united states he hasn't been confrontational with donald trump so things there are pretty good and then the 3rd thing is the economy and he's saying that more people are benefiting from it but the fact is that it's 15 to recession as it continues to sure 0 growth and that's going to start hitting ordinary people his core voters now there are some who believe that he should do more he should be much more radical that he has the political capital that he won with more than 50 percent of the vote is an approval rating of 62 percent so he should move faster to do the things he wants to do but there are those who say that this president has some great ideas he just hasn't developed a strategy to put them into practice thank you very much alan fischer in mexico

city thank you. now to bolivia where indigenous people felt they were lifted up when one of their own became president nearly 14 years ago now and they have a miraculous as the 1st indigenous media policy was reduced for the formerly marginalized people but as john holmes reports now from what a hata weeks after he was ousted many are wondering what comes next for the country's indigenous groups. more than 40 percent of bolivia's population are indigenous until recently so was its president ever more ollie's. he wasn't universally popular with all of the country's 36 original peoples but for those like the under him things definitely improved she got a pension and a government program which helped to learn spanish in his seventies. before politicians just made money for themselves there were no schools or government housing those with evil we had all of us gave it to us. now he's gone and those in

her town want to have the where most to from the i model group a worried about what comes next we're alice is government help build a high school astroturf pitch and houses here. but for a total just as important was a newfound acceptance in society and this is. before you can get into the armed forces the police if you had dark skin or just an indigenous name we had to change our names after 13 years of even more alice our children could get jobs with their own names. even in national politics it's become common see something previously unheard of indigenous congresswoman wearing pour yet as traditional skirts the administration which replaced morale is to set a different tone there's been criticism that the interim administration lacks indigenous participation and instead that the top jobs have gone from members of

the country's traditional elite on top of that there's been accusations that the interim president herself janine years has in the past sent tweets with racial undertones. but some groups russo glad to see change outraged by moralists his brutal crackdown on indigenous protest over a motorway in 2011. and then he's slow response to forest fires which burned through indigenous to. trees this year. back and forth to hurt the restaurant owner you all are also says support here is conditional on political allegiance you look at it but it how it's because they give help to those who are from the party but those who don't belong to it don't get anything. 6 but few dispute the overall they were important games for indigenous people on the eval moral is the question is if those will remain a priority when a new permanent government is elected. john home and how does it or what the hotter

. still have for you on the program. why it's think it's going to get noisy around latin america in the next few hours. hopes saying van is getting autonomy from the mainland off to feel the nation's turn out to vote. and in sport and not the world back office and unmarketable yeah the whole well explained on. has the pope valley in northern italy got wet on sunday but the next system is one to get noticed the tail of it is that she wrapped around itself in western france it's contains a lot of atlantic air but it's going to draw in something much code is

a position overnight tween sunday and monday spreading eastwards the northern flank produces snow even on low ground such that the daytime x. from during monday in vienna is 3 in belize for water it's one with really cool things down his courses south to 6 in ankara 14 in athens and as a bit of a breeze to go with in london despite the sunshine nafa take you to says stay the breeze is less the temperatures haven't changed a lot zurich 72 but the sun is rather more prevalent as a snow than runs down further south through the balkans towards northern greece to some of that's going to spill across as it always does into morocco cerebus got a wet day 16 on monday and that extends a long way through morocco towards our jared just crossing the border i think during tuesday really is for bad they get to rather poor days now as dry as the sas writes are tropical africa more or less we start to see the hamas and the north easterly breeze come straight hasn't done much yet because you can see from the skies 40 view is either cloudy or blue.

close your eyes. listen. muslim i never thought i'd be singing in parliament with the foyer i never dreamt of that where the words fail music speaks to short films about how music enough down the rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera.

where every. back in the headlines malta's by mr joseph muscat says he will stand down in january after growing calls for him to resign over his government's handling of the murder of journalist daphne carr want to 2 years ago. iraq's parliament has accepted prime minister i do love these resignations he is standing down after weeks of violent anti-government protests which of left more than 400 people dead and the deal seems military says 2 people who were lynched by

a crowd in the eastern part of the os even victims of mistaken identity the crowd attacked a soldier and his wife thinking they were from the l.d.s. militia. well the stories of following abbas's plunged off a bridge and onto a frozen river in siberia killing 19 people rushing emergency services say another 21 were injured when the bus skidded off the road and crashed onto its roof. of opened a criminal inquiry into what happened road accidents a common in russia mostly because of alcohol poor roads and speed limit violations or russia has no lore against domestic violence but activists in politicians are hoping to change that a bill to declare it a crime has been resubmitted in parliament but m.p.'s pushing for the new law are facing threats from conservative and religious groups that boston reports from moscow. had reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death police had sent her away saying so gay

a policeman himself could only be fined and she would jeopardize his career when she asked for a divorce her husband stabbed her 57 times. the child went to wake up his mom in the morning and found her with her throat sliced open covered in blood and her eyes half closed that's how he described it himself the fact that sergei has a child was considered a soft circumstance isn't it an absurd situation he killed this child's mother he left this child alone with the body of his mom. there are no official statistics but hundreds or even thousands of russian women are murdered by their husbands every year those who manage to escape and go to a crisis center but they are only 15 government sponsored centers nationwide. literature those who are efforts to criminalize domestic violence have failed so far hundreds showed up at this protest against the new domestic violence bill

saying the law is counter to russian family values i think family is something which works fine in traditional cultures something we should not be. the last number of laws. for family regulation the birth of our fertility brought us like the show no resistance that's facing women who are fighting against the much the violence of but the opposition goes far beyond these kinds of protest russian women say these groups are well funded and have powerful connections. oksana pushkin a has received threats for initiating the new bill that includes restraining orders for abuses and more crisis centers for fake them it is a slogan. of course they have covering the government it can't be any other way nothing would happen if they didn't have serious court we're aiming to win and if it doesn't happen now it will happen in 25 years when a generation changes but it's better if it happens now we can save many lives we

can save children who see it all happening at home. but a new generation of russian women is already fighting back while they're protesting in support of the bill elaina's mother is fighting a legal battle to strip the man who murdered her daughter of his parental rights because their 9 year old son nikita is afraid what will happen to him when his father comes out of prison stop fasten al-jazeera mosco. protesters in india have held more vigils as they demand justice for a 27 year old woman who was allegedly raped and murdered near hyderabad an angry crowd gathered outside the police station where 4 men are being held in connection with her death also been peaceful protests elsewhere in the country with campaign is calling for stricter laws and wider change in society the case bears the hallmarks of the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a bus in 2012 which highlighted the issue of violence against women in india.

well in hong kong large numbers of people there have been marching a week after anti china groups swept the to the territories district elections to gas and pepper spray were used on some protesters but the rallies were largely peaceful as they've been sanctioned by the police sarah clarke reports on this now from hong kong. they can be drawn as organizers say 380000 joined sunday's anti-government rally gathered in the harbor front they marched through cow loon repeating the calls for greater democracy in hong kong i think it's very important for us to. like come out and hold together and make sure we're on the same page there still support what we're doing we all wait on 3 years to have this kind of situation until the government. requests all of the man why did not one that's. the pro-democracy groups won a landslide victory in last weekend's district elections securing

a majority in 18 of the city's councils. that bolster the momentum for protest groups but they want the government to meet their 5 demands including the right to choose their leader and an independent inquiry into police brutality that means all called people is not given up you can get off the election doesn't mean and it is just an added new chapter in the fact that this government has not responded to the fire demands encouraged to stay and again this rally was approved by probably the ads are you tracked in larger numbers than the other 2 rallies held in hong kong on sunday but there is still a heavy police presence in taba along this route in color within hours of this march beginning police fired tear gas on protesters they killed some of her bricks and illegally blocking major highways some retreated others continued towards the polytechnic university campus which became a protest battleground last week with students holed up inside for 12 days police

sealed off the area and organizers announced an early finish to the rally earlier around 1000 people marched to the u.s. consulate to say thank you to president donald trump the u.s. has passed legislation that imposes sanctions on chinese and hong kong officials responsible for rights abuses. on the other side of hong kong probation groups held the right assembly calling for the former british territory to brace the motherland after 6 months of demonstrations this political divide is showing no sign of ending sarah clarke al-jazeera. it is the 70th birthday of chile's president sebastian pinera but it's not likely to be a quiet one because in the coming hours people in chile and many other countries across latin america planning to stage a simultaneous. it's a simple type of protest banging pots and pans to show that you are angry out latin

america and italy san human brings us more on this now from chinese capital santiago. thank you this is the unmistakable sound of the protests. a very special kind of protest. and a very noisy one at that. the clash of the last will require support. for a pan and something to strike if we. all keep doing this until the politicians understand that inequality in chile is unacceptable for so ima get at it doesn't matter how long it takes i still have plenty of pans left. banging pots and pans became famous in chile in 1981 when opponents of the left wing government of president. came out to protest food shortages and rationing it was associated with the center and right wing opposition sociologist manuel until you got it done remembers it well. the costs are lost so were part of the best organized protests

that would lead to the military overthrow if i ended the idea was to attribute it to civil society and women in the name of protecting their families and children the irony is that 12 years later the 1st major protest against the dictatorship brought the pots and pans back in the middle of an acute economic crisis characterized by hunger especially on the poor and. many assume that chile was the birthplace of the class and. the practice of the banks and pan. only the 1st. appeared. in the so-called. labor they remembered. where they had bread. in america back. in europe and. one of the virtues of this form of protest is that you can do it

day or night on the street or from your home where presumably there's less risk of being a. especially when there's a curfew. depending on how widespread and noisy the castle law so one can gauge the degree of support for a given protest. in venezuela for example the pots and pans come out every time there's a blackout or just to protest against president hugo last month. but the practice transcends all ideologies it's simply the best way many people feel they have to make themselves heard you see in yemen al jazeera sent out. thousands of protesters known as saad deans have rallied in milan against the far right lead party the saudi movement has become a symbol of resistance to the party's controversial leading to to salvage any it started as a response to the growing strength in the north of the country of the right wing coalition led by the students young professionals joined families and retirees

outside milan's dorm or cathedral despite the bad weather meanwhile people in venice have less than 20 minutes to vote in a referendum on a plan to break away from the nearby city of mess today on the italian mainland but it looks like turnout was reached the 50 percent threshold needed for the referendum to be valid 5 votes of now been held on the issue since venice and mess they became a single administration while the 90 years ago late as folk and soon after venice was devastated by the 2nd highest flooding on record campaign is said to depend it would help the city deal with problems like mass tourism and flooding. joining us now is good the editor of an online magazine based in venice so you saying this is the 5th referendum of its kind to be held explain to us why some venetians think that autonomy is the answer to their problems. binny sions.

vaulting. they take that to their city is a specialty it is not all supposed to be well with may stray which is on the mainland the as are very different problems and they are told actually they are 2 different cities they are separated by this by the like rule no and after a very peculiar problems here in venice and quite on the mainland they have typical problem problems of the big city on the on the with the traffic and saw with the white here you have the problem linked to. the for the fact itself of being in there in the water and. the last flight of the i pad the which call for the c.t.a.

was there every hour larry for all of us leave yet that we need the spatial a facial and a specific government and actually just looking at images all of the flooding that devastated the city what was the atmosphere like as people are voting today. i mean mostly people who go to the polls they vote for yes see while most people would disagree with the referendum they will stay at home that's why it's very likely that the referendum is what is going to fail but even though i think the message they are saying is very strong here from here and both they tell you the center of government in rome and the regional government in bennett and the local government they must open their advice in their ears and listen to this message which is a message of. people who really is going to say that they might you know that

obviously emotions are very strong but really how effective a message are they sending as turnout is is love. are you all right so you know asking this that people who are really motivated to go to the also perhaps the problem is that the referendum is not well known or in there in many parts of the of the city backed for sure right here in a in there in belize in the saudi call center there are there assad who will be matched higher than in the mainland and which is you know is a sign that the problems that we tried underneath. the referendum are relieved. sailboats with the ashen and the motion by the by the right most people here you know they're of the race those in belize are are not less than 60000 people and i think

people who go to the polls will be like. the sort you there are 2000 people which is not so it has i mean they're saying to chip eventually but still is is an important message to be here thank you guido more ted editor of the tele dot com online magazine if you are a more positive story slightly more positive story a group of scuba divers have to send it into venice as canals to help clear up after the recent flooding we were just mentioning there the crew retrieves large amounts of tires gasoline has metal and other rubbish as dyce it is experience weeks of flooding and record high tides which activists say have been exacerbated by climate change and the number of tourists who visit each year while the threat of global warming is prompting many people to adopt a more pomp based diet companies are now racing to create the best vegetarian

burger to meet consumer demands part of a drive to reduce reliance on farming animals which contribute to greenhouse gas emissions ronald's went along for a taste. that's a really good this is a plant based burger made by impossible foods what we do here is we take simple natural ingredients we take our knowledge of what those ingredients are and we recombine them to make amazing delicious products the goal is to revolutionize agriculture improve human health and reverse global warming a tall order for a little burger this company's goal is very clear which is to eliminate the need for animals in the food system by 2035 raising food animals and the crops to feed them consumes a 3rd of freshwater and nearly half of all the available land on planet earth

remaining forests are rapidly being felled for farming destroying biodiversity and accelerating global warming about 15 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions come from animal farming methane the product of bovine belching and flatulence is 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping atmospheric heat the people in this industry say that if consumers begin adopting clip based meats in a big way it could have and the norm its effect on global warming the current system of producing need is not sustainable air go it will definitely go away at some point we've reached peak how so what's in it soya for texture potato protein for flavor and nutrition ferment it soil for flavor coconut oil for fact and sizzle and other natural ingredients getting the taste just right is the

priority the. key to getting you know very wide adoption the plants means products things to actually get. hard core meeting their real experience not like a new experience right some nutritionists warned that the processed ingredients in plant based meat are less healthy than vegetables by themselves but the demand is growing and plant based meat is already being sold by fast food chains fine restaurants and supermarkets we want it to be accessible to the 9000000000 people that are going to be on the planet in the next 20 years feeding humanity and healing the planet that's a win win so all up at seat rob reynolds al-jazeera redwood city california thanks tasty so i had on the program a spaniard semites list is and. to win

a season. of high fill the whole house or perhaps i'm just out of school. and more than $100.00 of australia's aboriginal tribes held and nation wide on sat down to heal the country. violence is power. tools it's the political wild card the consummately shapes will go down the structure that is defended but will cost. ph with the support of the people who fall through the crushing of there will be. people in power exposes the use and abuse of power around the world. on al-jazeera. i learned that the 1st amendment

is really to be. read i'm. going to. let loose horses that are available let me tell just your story is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story. the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators more apologize for what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. time now for us all without. our in fact he very much lewis hamilton has seemingly kept the door open for a possible future move to ferrari on sunday the mercedes drive the refused to deny

a reported meeting with the ferrari chairman to carry him off to his dominant performance and they find a race of the formula one season in abu dhabi kevin calvert reports. the circuits of success lewis hamilton celebrating after putting his stamp on stella's season of formula one racing. i the 34 year old leading from the start and his supremacy this season it's a record for one in abu dhabi and has a live in of the season matching his own personal best. while he never looked like being i've a tank and there was enough going on behind him to keep it. interesting.

the battle for 2nd between 222 year olds perhaps a pointer to be challenging hamilton's dominance before too long rebels mix for stop and edging past ferrari's chiles looked clear for a 2nd 16.7 seconds behind hamilton you know really proud to be in a period of time where there is such such great youngsters young people coming through these guys have been doing a phenomenal job and i really feel privileged to be in a period of time where they're here and i'm looking forward to hopefully more close battles with us in the future our pace was quite decent just mercedes and lewis a day they were a bit too quick but overall as a whole i think it's been a positive season and of course to be between in the championship is a nice ending but not as nice in the ending as the men the role trying to catch kevin calvert al-jazeera. or hamilton of course the one behind mark because record of 7 world titles one of his ferrari's was sold at auction in abu dhabi and someone

paid rather a lot of money for it 5000000 900000 at $5000000.00 i heard $1000.00 . just short of $6000000.00 and this was the car that schumacher drive to win his 5th well title in 2002 with great victory in santa maria austria and france football kristie out of the now there is ended his lane scoring spell for you event is in italy syria but he wasn't the only center of attention this with the title of 2 goalkeepers the league's oldest 41 year old son and he must have been feeling is very different just a couple talk capitalizing on defensive blunders to give stuff swallow our 21 lead and at the other end syria's youngest keeper 18 year old stefan artur opti put on the spot to help his team keep that laid but well now that i was out i had the final word with a penalty for his 1st goal since outside of a final score 2 to. well that draw means that your vendors are now 2nd one points behind league leaders into milan not total martino scoring twice and they'd

be about $21.00 at the san siro. in the english premier league freddie ljungberg had an impact for 1st timers are settled into remembrance of the former club legend turn courage saw his dream drop toys team draw to 2 nora's the gunners now without a win in 8 games to 2 also discord old trafford between manchester united and aston villa that makes it back to back doors for united unless the city of kut the grandpa leaders liverpool to 8 points jamie vardy one of their scorers as they came from behind to beat evans i know for you guys is you need to write stuff when you need to say things and speculate but it was an older guy stay calm and i said i'll see who are out with 10 games to go and then probably then be really. really good idea of where we can finish kenyan run our joshua chip tag he has broken the world record in a 10 kilometer road race in valencia the 23 year old clocking

a time of 26 minutes and 38 seconds to be the previous mark by 6 seconds in march he won the 10 k. cross country while title and unexcitable he was crowned 10000 metres world champion here and. now to a golfer he's really done it tough to win the european tall season opening alfred dunhill championship in south africa this one of 3 birdies in the last 4 holes for spaniard problems about there are plenty to make up after battling a blister on his feet as well as a bad burst see what i did there in his opening 13 holes where he recorded 6 bogeys and a double bogey somehow the 36 year old scrabbling to a one strike victory that clearly meant failure. you know probably was another tournament it was in another place and you know somewhere we play around the year. i. give up because it was so painful i couldn't go through. but. you know display is very special to me and. to winning time for you guys

you know i have probably as many as many african friends and spanish friends so you know these places it's like my 2nd home i feel i feel a little little percentage of me so african so i know it's i had the world cup cross-country skiing events in broker and fend off the dominating the women's 10 kerry classic that i'd say you know hard to fold a white to a 2nd kartel more she was more than a minute for also then to norwegian to 19 when the term carry 3 to suit much tighter in the men's 15 kerry defending champion 101st let's play ball to follow no we didn't odds that's. all right thank you our whole finally aboriginal australians have held and nation wide down spain touted as the 1st in the history more than 100 tribes joined together in a ceremony and healing the country so i'll leave you with some of the sights and sounds from the nation dance.

look up country. i'm going to license the other people now connection to. last. night at the sylvia. we stood together in solidarity with all 1st nations people right across the strata and we seeing and we dance and i respect the ancestors in the law that is in the

land that has been this time immemorial. the love largest oil producer has failed to trade on a foreign stock exchange was a transparency valuation over ambition want to happen where the world's largest oil producer and you don't list in the world's largest stock exchange that definitely says something. investigates the politics of oil in the middle east's most potent economic weapon saudi aramco company and the state. on al-jazeera.

global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with a very light seafood taste and a texture and some that talum ari. and innovative production techniques i've seen a bio father before but never in a restaurant after say this is great earthrise feeding the 1000000000 on a jazz it up.

on go the prime minister of malta announces that he will resign in the new year. after growing anger at his government's handling of the investigation into the killing of journalist duff nico want to. go on maryam namazie in london you know with al jazeera also coming up on the program iraq's parliament accepts the prime minister's resignation as protesters in baghdad mourn the people killed in the last few days. military says

a couple stoned to death on saturday were victims of mistaken identity.