she's project to rival silicon valley how africa businesses are coping with the. counting the cost on al-jazeera. 0. hello there i'm a star and this is the news hour line from our headquarters here and coming up in the next 60 minutes thousands of iraqis up back on the streets of the capital baghdad demanding an end to corruption and unemployment. men with guns and machetes and at least 8 children during a raid on a school in southwest cameroon. for the 1st time in 40 years the opposition in

facials has won the presidential voters. shot burford women would you please like the. why don't all terms election campaign needs a white suburban women to vote for him. i'm going to go with sports as lewis hamilton chases a record 92nd waited for me to one and one of the biggest names in combat schools have known michael much of announces his retirement immediately after defending his u.f.c. lightweight title. but we begin this news hour in iraq where thousands of anti-government protesters are back on the streets of baghdad they had suspended their rallies because of coronavirus restrictions. the demonstrations against corruption and unemployment began a year ago now and in the months since. hundreds of people have been killed or

injured well let's go straight now talk or a spokesman a full 10 who is in baghdad for us so much to talk us through how turnouts looking today. well by now we can say that thousands of people have come here to baghdad where which you can see behind me this includes the students we have which have recently joined they used to be an integral part of this protest movement they used to show up in fighters where every sunday to show their support for the force because of the port of miami and that makes but also because of the crackdown on these folks as they suspended their attendance here for the past few months we have seen them show up in their hundreds and we've also seen gatherings on the other side of the river across the river tigris at the entrance to where the green zone it seems that some groups today are trying to enter the green zone which of course houses the parliament house from the from the government offices so they're trying

to delay the situation in a way to pressure the government to listen to their demands which they feel have not been fulfilled so many obviously the greens and a hugely sensitive area how a government forces like e to react if they do try to enter that. prime minister will fall god to me gave a speech last night in which he urged both security forces and protesters to behave in a way here urged protesters to respect the players curative forces to not provoke any kind of reaction on their part and he also said the security forces would not be using live ammunition he said that they were forbidden to use any kind of force and from what we can see at the entrance towards the green zone that the several gates around the city the security forces have put up several levels of concrete barriers there is up to 3 or 4 various to try to prevent the entry as far as i could see last night they were only equipped with bats and now it remains to be seen if it's . phase the way she brought us to really try to cross because there have been

accusations in the past by both protesters as well as human rights organizations that some parts of the security forces don't really follow the chain of command and some of them are infiltrated by different army will he use the 5th of violence against protesters so the question will be whether security forces will really continue to be able to restrained way and the 1st to go through protesters will remain useful because some of them do sometimes resort to violence i've seen the protesters assembled all of the pop fields earlier today which they intend to use in self defense as they say so it really goes both ways here and we just have to wait and see how it unfolds into the late afternoon and evening i was staying across that for you here on out there for us in baghdad thanks man who lost his protest in iraq where actually the largest anti-government movement since the fall of saddam hussein back in 2003 the capital iconic to risk where that you saw there

became its epicenter hundreds of thousands took to the streets demanding the ousting of iraq's entire political elite they were accused of ineptitude corruption and being obligated to neighboring iran around $600.00 protesters were killed thousands more injured in months of unrest the movement has since lost momentum in the ground to a halt during the coronavirus pandemic the protests forced the resignation of prime minister abe a bloody back in november its new leaders have yet to deliver major reforms from the country where the world bank says one in 3 young people are now unemployed well let's not speak disease and he's an analyst and research of specializing in identity politics in iraq and he joins us now from here in doha mr hayden the economic situation still incredibly die if a so many given the ebbing momentum that when asked seeing with these protests is anything likely still to change. well the main changes that we could say is that the protest movement after one year. since its outbreak is still very powerful it's

very significant iraq after the october revolution is not the same iraq as before the october revolution they use as it was very well organized it's very clear they're very be aware of the revolution is a youth grassroots movement that is standing up against the political elite whether it is and the government and the militias or political parties governing or controlling or influencing the iraqi political arena and economics from beyond the government people and activists peaceful activists we're still targeting directly there we still can now and assassinated throughout probably past months just that would be the one year commemoration or the end of grocery of the of called the revolution not much has changed maybe in the early stages of theo the revolution last year we saw the resignation of the prime minister and the the announcement of

a possible as a nation by the president his or symbolic achievements of the protest movement you know cobra revolution in iraq yet we don't have just the changes that are happening it's the same parliament still the same parties that are governing the country unemployment and rampant corruption still exist any rot you thought of lucian currently is not only focusing on targeting the political status quo in iraq but it's also demanding to get the justice off the chill of the assassinated piece from protests there's over 600 peaceful those things where you know since last year prime minister the most important and we promise the supper committee to investigate the behind the assassinations of those peaceful protesters and nothing has been put forward to the public as of yet now i want to ask you more about that because you mentioned arrests to mean it does appear that a crackdown on activists has been escalating in recent months even while the pm i

understand has been offering some of the protest leaders a relatively high profile position is what is his strategy here. well the strategy is as there's there's a political strategy to try to infiltrate into the protest movement as your correspondent mentioned out there as such by a once happening probably from both sides and particularly in the in this movement i would disagree with that because just as we acknowledge the fact that the military forces and the police forces in iraq or infiltrated with some of the militias are the armed wings of the political parties in iraq that are probably causing the political and the stability for the security tactic they prayed to to transform the revolution from a peaceful one into an on the on there is also implication into the protest movement which we realized happening in the summer in january when the sudras movement tried to infiltrate into the secular and youth who this movement and switch it into a and a rino political conflicts and disagreements so rather than

a pure. uprising by the youth against the political class well let me ask you about the road from here then new elections have been promised for june next year i believe where do you see the stein manic and going in the lead up to elections. well it always also goes back to the main point of the protest movement they don't want to see any new elections or any new governments being formed under the same political influence we still have the quota which distribute distributes the main political positions and the government according to an ethnic sectarian distribution between the political parties that i don't let the dominating those secure in groups people in iraq want to see qualified independent politicians leading the government and being able to rewrite the

constitution that was written under the of the us open occupation new elections new government's new prime ministers really serve the demands of the protesters when they come from the same political influence on the same political elite under the same political agendas and just being pushed by regional power and just many of them are religious and ringback. continue watching those dynamics very closely here and out of there they had an al konami there and analyst and identity politics in iraq thanks for being with us here on out of there now the united nations and the african union have both strongly condemned an attack on a school and cameron at least 8 students were killed 13 seriously engined it happened in the southwest city of combat and you shall have more a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns machetes enters a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. on the

students aged 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived when i run in there and i made my child she was helpless and was she was shelton monthly said and i told him it is only a gun save you know. this act of violence against a school and school children could constitute a crime against humanity no group has claimed responsibility the boy could i have always shouting it's unclear whether the attack was linked to separate the spiders active in the south west and northwest 2 english speaking provinces that have long complained of discrimination by the french speaking majority think. we have been buying the presidency and they. being attacked and children 'd being. 'd their fault. that we.

live on separatists have boycotted public schools for the past 4 years as part of their protests against president paul b s government leaving hundreds of thousands of children out of school earlier this month the boycotts eased and schools reopened only for students to pull victim to this attack and schapelle al-jazeera all we can speak to are longer he's the president of the center for human rights and democracy in africa and he joins us now from in cameroon i wore no group has yet claimed responsibility for this attack but i do want to try to put it into context so in the southwest english speaking there is an insurgency going on there to try to break away can you talk us through some of those tensions. well it's clear that a lot of the bigger conflict that has. existed in the region for the last 4 years. about the coming. to consult you started a process that mocks. its moulin results and it needs to go into one of

the trademarks of the protests has been school what goes on the last 3 years kids were not really going to school if you were going in sum of money that's what easy and most of the survives the that's under group vince. vaughn's on the grounds called the hall full of all reopening of schools that gives that in conditions but also there were a few groups which were against kids going to school so these of given them might fall within the bigger. the fact that some group did not want kids to school and also that it might be some legal forget also a few weeks ago a kid was yelling at me john and his body was exposing gomarsall it could also be somebody. on nicked it you know the killing of generality the right that none of the group. sponsored but if you cut the key things from the lives. 'd of those

didn't then the people not being one of the norms that but are responsible for these atrocities so i mean as we've been saying about this was an attack on a school and this was a gunman opening fire on children i mean for a lot of people that seems really in comprehensible has schooling and cameron and particularly in these areas has that become so politicized now that it's nearly impossible for kids to go to school and feel safe. well it's unfortunate that we are where we are you know the schoolboy called the beach of static was a bit shocked and obviously it was into the cittie and i think all the time suicides organizations you know before coming back to love it also inform the former governor and lawyers and international of and i response a call on the secret is nice to allow people to enjoy that. some of us of i don't get prizes jabal the want that because the all the kids should be going back to school using cheats as porn in the colony is something which. the international

humanitarian law is clearly crimes of its money grabs and i mean these are the seeds bridges that goes about i'm sure i mean i'll call it the calling to support the right so divisive in such a way that the needs of who we stick solution to trying to to come out of this what my you know it's been you know i'm one who taught there will be on that so we can not come out of this crisis or this company to. a ministry so long there is a need for a general discussion when they will sit up for us to come up and scuttle domino i remember a couple of a couple of months ago simeon that's where muscle gotten by government forces also i mean what happens does this in the south with absolute not less equal waves that you know women killed 2 grams of their particular hostage use x.

. you know we cannot succeed if we do we see. what those in government and disappeared as movement then lead us out to people up because it is that is incumbent on the government to protect is you know is also illegal them on discipline it's need luck what to do that you have time to defend the people to up the interest of up without that then we. and sitting in a very very tough road there ahead in terms of trying to find a solution there from the center for human rights and democracy in africa speaking to us from cameron thank you for being with us on al-jazeera. well there is still plenty more ahead here on this news hour including more protests in the thai capital bangkok after the prime minister refused to demands for him to resign. hoping for change protesters in chile make a final push ahead of

a referendum that could rewrite their constitution. and there's a dramatic end to game 4 of baseball's wild theory is joe we'll have all the action for you. are protesters are gathering in bangkok after their demands for the prime minister to resign by saturday was not met prime minister prior says he will not quit demonstrators say his hold on power is illegitimate after last year's disputed elections they've held mass protests for weeks now calling for the reform of the government and of the monarchy tony chang is in bangkok for us tony another night of protests talk us through what we're seeing on the streets of bangkok today. i'm not sure how much you can see behind me but there are thousands of people stretched out along this main road in russia where song which is the main shopping area in

bangkok it's so certainly more relaxed than we've seen some of these protests in recent weeks the all those years since lifting those special emergency crews have to offer considerably there are police here but they're standing directing traffic when they. are just observing at this stage they also the author is also have been closed off the transport system which they have the last weekend so people are milling around there are shoppers walking through going to the luxury shopping malls on either side of this protest that the protesters are an all boys there and they're reiterating that the moms the brothers that you're there and we can indeed hear them. the deadline now for the prime minister to step down well and truly is past it is there any chance you think that you actually go. we haven't heard a little from him today but he was asked last night when he went to make married to

a temple here in bangkok whether you could resign is it up to the laws which pretty much follows the power he's aware of what he's said over the last couple of weeks. it's clear that the protesters are going to continue approaches this once a day we've got another one expected to morrow when protesters are going to march towards the german embassy. one wonders what kind of internal pressure i think tomorrow's protest is aimed particularly at the german embassy because that is the host nation the king where he spends much of his time the protests is absurd roy speaks of the dog when you can't speak to its own or as you know the other group referred to the king and the prime minister there is expected to be a think a lot of internal pressure on the prime minister the stages of the bill to be. tony jang tang sorry tony chang there for us live in bangkok thanks very much for that update tony. there are demonstrations up to and pakistan opposition parties there

are holding protests against the prime minister the mass demonstration and bloc just one province is now the 3rd in a week they've been launched by the pakistan democratic movement it was formed last month by 9 major opposition parties seeking to remove imran khan's government the opposition accuses the military of backing khan in a rigged election 2 years ago now for the latest let's go to command high that he is in islamabad for us to come out can you talk us through these renewed protests that we're seeing just how serious a threat are they to iran khan's government. well imran calling his government obviously really be watching this very closely but this is a plan from the opposition party line that it's going to take several months to on forward they of course have been accusing the government of. having the capability to run their state of affairs obviously allegations of corruption by the church not be forgotten that this particular line because they have

a common enemy and that is the present government did include religious parties or if you include the bloggers on muslim league in the blogs on people's party who've rudisha country photo what some of the problems that you see today are also because of them and also because of the failure of the present government budget and run on government of course will be awarded and watching where the opposition richard lui the line take should not be forgotten. that includes political parties will be in big getting fighting end up bogged accusing each other so it will be important to see whether the opposition alliance is able to remain intact and read they're going to be able to build up that momentum that date that they want to build up before their final marjon islamabad which will probably be by the end of the show really have to see what happens within the next few weeks and whether the government really dig seriously or not imran khan there for us watching. watching all of

those developments for us from islamabad thank you so much come up afghan security forces say they've killed a senior al qaeda leader who was on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list listen al masri was killed during a special operation in gaza a province he was believed to have been 2nd in command and mastery had been charged in the united states with providing material support and resources to a foreign terrorist organization as well as conspiracy to kill americans. now in the u.s. both president trump and his rival joe biden have been rallying support and battleground states more than $57000000.00 people have now already cost their ballots coronavirus cases also hit an all time high on friday as continues to insist the nation is turning a corner and you got a report from miami has the president trump and his democratic rival joe biden

these final days are all about the battleground states i voted for a guy named trouble because. they have to casting his ballot in florida the president held a rally in north carolina before moving on to ohio all crucial states in his bid for a 2nd term i would not put joe in charge of spite rising cases of the coronavirus a recall daily high of more than 80000 on friday the president continues to tell supporters it's not an issue the pandemic that's all i hear about a chilling you turn on television coverage covered covered go because of it covered a plane goes down 500 people that don't talk about it go over it go over it covered go over it by the way on november 4th you want hear about it i wish i could go to car to car reach you all in joe biden's home state of pennsylvania the former vice president took a different tone he told the gathered crowd he'd secured jobs keep health benefits

and tackle the coronavirus president took pennsylvania by the narrowest of margins in 2016 the biden campaign wants to change that where 10 days last. may come down to pennsylvania. and i believe in you i believe in my state the choice is never been clear the stakes have never been higher. 6 in miami former president barack obama spoke to voters at a drive in rally still a popular figure in the democratic party. he urged people to vote telling the crowd that trump doesn't have what it takes to lead the country majlis can answer a tough question like what would you like to do in your 2nd term or letters are that i would make sure he doesn't get a 2nd term and. the . one. with the finishing line now in sight both

campaigns are expected to keep up their furious pace keeping the focus on the states that me matter most what's at stake of voters here is not just the direction this country will take in the next 4 years but who's best suited to tackle a crippling pandemic biden warns the coming months will be the worst yet as winter approaches trump says the coronavirus will soon be forgotten now voters get to decide who's right and they gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. well donald trump's presidential win 4 years ago was popular down to a key group of white suburban women but as he bids for another term in office it's unclear whether he has what it takes to secure their votes this time around roslyn jordan has the story. it's the 1st rule of running for office ask the people for their vote but begging for support this close to a luncheon date that might be a sign of desperation shift bergrin women would you please like the.

i say they're here brooke ok donald trump's campaign is faced with a problem polls say the president is losing a key part of his base suburban white women voters to his democratic rival joe biden in a recent washington post poll 62 percent said they were planning to vote for biden versus just 34 percent for trump you know instead of just being a candidate and having of the candidates record to run on we have 4 years of a trump record these women i think largely eve is a failure on a number of levels and i think that's going to and of encourage them to show up make sure we don't have another 4 years of political experts say in 2016 republican women overlooked trumps massage any because they liked his conservative economic policy but this year these voters are a lot by the collapse of the economy. as well as by trump's apparent stoking of

racial tensions in the country they say what matters most is the president's handling of the covert 19 pandemic he has really lost that group of women with their concerns over the coronavirus the health of their families women are more burdened by by the childcare by the educational difficulties by their parents being in situations so he has lost a lot of this. and it may make the difference for him women's suffrage was born from a desire to the truck campaign strategy reminding women that the republican party fought for their right to vote 100 years ago and with one unified voice we will vote for freedom by you say these maps and resurrecting the party's racially inflammatory law and order message of the 1970 s. and 1989 sorry that there is no one here to answer your march to call if you were elected this guy the suburbs would be overwhelmed with violence and grime

meantime biden supporters see their chance to win over republican women want you to grow up proud and strong in an america that believes in you and to a return to civil political discourse they'd fight like hell on the floor and then they'd go eat lunch together because they mostly put their friendship and their country 1st the party that's going to win over these moderate voters and the suburban women voters is a part of it's able to prove that it's really going to unify the country and help us heal after all the trauma that we've been dealing with for the past 4 years the suburban housewife line is getting donald trump applause you know what women want more than anything else they want safety security and they want to be able to have that was. whether that applause translates into votes where the president won't be known until election day rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. and now the

u.s. vice president's chief of staff mocked short isn't quarantine after testing positive for the coronavirus mike pence and his wife are reportedly in good health and both tested negative on saturday and the vice president is planning to stick to his travel schedule and to continue campaigning around the country. it is now time for the weather and has ever since. we got some really cold air diving down across parts of north america at its of the canadian prairies through the more the plains of the us and sinking of the south was where we meeting up with the warmer air we've got some very very heavy add foundries showers a rattling away here they are going to continue making the way for the southeast but you can see single figures for many subzero for many as well denver minus 8 celsius the top temperature that's in the heat of the day on monday afternoon warms up significantly as we go on through cheese day so quite a change at that stage still fair amount says shall is there it's essential parts

of the u.s. and shallow as they're starting to gather just around the deep south now we've got some very active weather moving across the it moved west coast off the caribbean this little cloud just storms here that says tropical storm zito that is making its way up towards the yucatan peninsula some very heavy rain coming back in here then as we go through monday and it is likely to become a hurricane by the time we come to choose to say some wet weather around the yucatan peninsula western parts of cuba the system limited into the gulf of mexico gradually making its way up towards louisiana mississippi for the middle part of the week elsewhere for the caribbean the sunshine and showers. still ahead here on al-jazeera influential and controversial the chairman of the electronics giant and found some have died after being in hospital for the past 6 years. champion lewis hamilton chases a number of formula one record later today we'll have those details for you in 4.

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to it. you know again i'm a star and die hard that's remind you of our top stories here this hour anti-government protests are resuming across iraq after a long suspension because of coronavirus restrictions the demonstrations against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago and now hundreds of people have been killed. the united nations and the african union have both condemned an attack on school children in southwest cameroon at least 8 children have been killed 13 of us seriously injured no group

has yet claimed responsibility and us presidential candidates donald trump and democrat joe biden have been campaigning in battleground states opinion polls suggest biden is in the lead nationally but it's a tight race and so-called swing states. there has been an upset in the seychelles presidential election with the opposition candidate winning for the 1st time in more than 40 years the electoral commission says we will run color one took nearly 55 percent of the votes that's the 1st opposition when since independence from britain well our correspondent allan webb is following all those developments for us from nairobi malcolm a landmark presidential victory 4 years after a landmark parliamentary victory now succeeds its 6th attempt i believe it went in the presidency and tell us a little bit about him. that's right he wanted this job to rule so he shows for decades he's

a priest and it was his work with the church in the 1990 s. that originally threw him into politics at the time he was a vocal critic of the ruling party system that was the time the 1990 s. that single party system came to be the ruling party that he's competed again in multiple elections since then every time he's lost to them but his message of anti corruption and more free market economics has steadily resonated more and more with voters on the 6th time he's it cold he's got lucky and he's won and he's beat the ruling party for the 1st time ever with a resounding victory of over 55 percent malcolm webb there for us with all the latest from nairobi thank you so much malcolm let's dig into this a little more with george's baby he's a former parliamentarian and he joins us now from a camp in seychelles mr b.b. thank you for being with us how significant is this shift that we're seeing towards

the opposition especially after the country's history of one party rule for so many decades now. it is a very important victory for the with the opus ition. it's been almost 43 years since the last. not the last but we have we have. one party state along and the. president is just the. opposition has been standing for the presidency for the last 5 and we are happy that the situation as it's changed and it is good for the say shows that his good will for the people but the shift has come not as a result of the us because. the hardcore old people but they boss and now we have the youth but it's significant in the sense that reality knesset

your show today especially for the new problem and it's a situation where you are coming in where you have to live in 1000 and you have a ship which has lost its engine a ship which just lost this recession and it's moving towards the show's how do we move forward this is a challenging time for the musician but i am confident that the new government will be able to meet the challenges of the of the new era to bring say shares richer than to the show and he needs to be on a on many relatively close ties between business and government and face sal's and corruption as broadly discussed during these campaigns that we saw in your mind what were the key issues in this election. well there are there has been yes there have been several issues who are upset and groaning.

and may put to some and these oh and that they receive should they gain the government by that the end of the day. personally what you need to change i don't believe you later change only regime because you got a little one liners a botch the change that we made the change of mindset the change of approach the change oh oh oh doing things what we need is folks to to understand what change do really do we need a reaching change into a new regime or we need a change of. mentality in the review or no we view but actually i believe the train before the better i believe the change will be. our people too heated because there's been a lot of oh. there's not been

a lot of people who lost their. son in new people so what we need is a healing process where we can move forward. i want to ask you about some of the bread and butter issues going forward in the in the in this move forward and i was looking at some of the numbers published he writes in seychelles given the high cost of living that there were any significant something like 40 percent of people and then all the same given the kind of a pandemic and the devastation that's rolled on the tourism industry and how important that is to say shells huge challenges ahead what is the government this new government actually promising here that's a very interesting question now we have to look at a. first of all we do we have to go to 1 a mental as to reason i would go by announce. a few streets then we have to

look at our main focus and then we have to go it's what on the short jump gains what out little hanging so that this government to address 1st of all we have to root out how do we talk of the bend. that govern $1000.00 fund because the seas demand issue now now if we want to raise the influx of foreign exchange because tourism is the main the law what you have to which always maybe you have time. 8 or 9 months down the line where we have to wait for a fax it to be able to increase the number of tourism coming to the seychelles then we have to say ok each and every stories that come to this issue as we have talked about sin that we have today with yellow fever and so then we have to look at the medium. how do we go through that medium to be able to look

at agriculture as the focus area how do we look at fisheries one area that we have to look at it's. one schuman country we have to reduce that the tendency on it but titian to stop that it could use a florets so that we can at least send the florets and get the people just not looking not improving at all i'm sure that all kinds of fishing industry has gotten you know to be more you know it's a lot of structural challenges stana had thought for seychelles and george beebe at forma facials parliamentarian there speaking to us from sessions thank you for joining us here on out to their site. now 50 countries have signed up to a u.n. treaty to ban nuclear weapons it's set to be brought into force in 1000 days one euro speaking the latest to ratify that agreement the move has been praised by other activists but the u.s.

and other nuclear powers have strongly opposed it now from this has recall that some bastard are from turkey as tensions rise about demands to reform islam this after the turkish president questioned emanuel mental health. to one says the french that it needs treatment for his attitude towards islam and muslims the french presidency criticized for not offering condolences for the killing of a teacher last week has been calling for changes to the way that islam is practiced in fronts. now people in chile are getting the chance to change their constitution and follows mass protests they're calling for social change millions are expected to head to the polls in a referendum on sunday in america addison lee senior man has more from the capital santiago. a message impossible to miss displayed in full each of these presidential palace approve a new constitution for a better future it says. on the other side of the street that the united is joined

to the celebration so that her daughters she says could live in chile with dignity take care of whatever that brings our constitution is our original sin it regulates all the laws what we can and cannot have and clearly it's no good. 40 years ago military dictator general i will still be who she called for a new constitution to be drafted it was offered tarion it also consecrated in extreme free market economic model with almost no state oversight and it was ratified in a widening contested referendum which is why all these people say that it was illegitimate from its conception over the years to these that money has become known as an abandoned american success story but the fact that the government has been forced to cave in to demands is no referendum seems to suggest that something was seriously wrong. chile's not the poorest country in latin america by

a long shot but it has the highest income disparity the constitution does not guarantee many basic social rights as in most modern democracies. when millions of chileans took to the streets last year to demand better minimum wages education pensions and health care they pointed the finger at their politicians but also at their magna carta good at will to the silk us a government that our constitution basically recognised private. property as the supreme right above all others the rights of an individual or private interests take predominance over those of society as a whole. but critics insist drawing up the current constitution and starting from scratch creates false expect asians and economic instability. ultimately blames chillies. not change things.

there are very well bottom up reports that drastically transform. everyone and. that's the pessimistic view but right now the prospect of drafting a new constitution with popular input is seen as a major triumph by those who are hoping to set chile's democracy on a new more socially equal path. you see in human al-jazeera sente out for. now european leaders are struggling to figure out how to bring down soaring kovan 1000 infection numbers in germany more than 10000 people have died while and affections have jumped to a new high of 15000 a day and france the health minister is warning that hospitals can't cope while in poland the president himself is and quarantined after testing positive. reports. in a small town in the heart of europe they're trying to save a life the intensive care units here in the czech town of key of new bern know is

nearly full with covered 19 patients 75 staff at this hospital are off with the virus for their colleagues these are worrying times all about attitude towards the staff are doing everything even at the expense of their personal needs and time even on their days off they're working to prevent an italian scenario daily infections in the czech republic have hit a record high of more than 15000 that's despite tight restrictions including limits on people's movement and a ban on gatherings of more than 2 people in poland. daily infections reached a record of nearly 14000 on friday as president andre duda visited the national stadium which is being transformed into a field hospital due to who's 48 is now in quarantine after testing positive for coverage 19 he says he feels fine insisting he and his team followed the safety measures for damage and separated i would like to apologize to everybody who's had to go into quarantine because they met with me in recent days please believe me if

i had had any symptoms of corona virus all meetings would have been canceled. on saturday police in warsaw used tear gas against protesters angry about new restrictions the country's entered a so-called red zone lockdown with the partial closure of primary schools and restaurants and people above the age of 70 you're being asked to stay at home over the border in germany the coronavirus death toll is now more than 10000 the number of covered 900 patients in intensive care has jumped by 2 thirds in a week chancellor merkel has warned that people's actions now will determine what the winter period will be like the isn't models. where not helpless in facing the virus our actions determine the strength and speed at which it spreads and what's imperative for all of us is to verges contact to meet fewer people. france has now followed spain in passing the most start 1000000 covered 19 cases since the

pandemic started the capital paris is one of many cities under a nighttime curfew but organizers of a new on remark see 6 edition here at the pump you do center visitors can focus on happier themes even for a short while. i can point to we know just how joyous metate is painting was he himself was very open about it so it's perfect timing because we need this sort of today. still here and elsewhere the virus threatens to bring back the truly dark days that so many countries went through earlier this year the al-jazeera. still ahead here on out there oh so you have these plans found themselves at the wrong end of that teen male thrashing that's coming up with joy and. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news

coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spin a gripping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided agree need to tell our story we don't want to they lie on authority and if the listening post on out is iraq. he began with the war and bring it just here. i felt i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimately know of the consequences of the policies of detainment is really unnecessary all this misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer in this way it is unacceptable refugees tayo on al-jazeera.

welcome back now the samsung group's chairman lee couldn't he has died at the age of 78 years he'd been in hospital for 24 teen after suffering a heart attack and he was one of south korea's most influential and controversial business figures from seoul robert pride takes a back in his life. it was a stage fit for the coronation of an emperor and for some song that was in effect what leak on he would become on his father's death in 1987 the took the helm of a business that he would turn into south korea's dominant family conglomerate or chaebol he focused on increasing the ambition of the electronics some famously urging his staff to change everything except the old wives and children the company

was able to take this vision and able to dole it out in tune you can say ideological tracks that they would hand out to employees and their employers would study they would read his words like they were literally a page out of the bible and there was an almost religious fervor to the public destruction he ordered of defective phones in 1995 the call to innovation and higher value products transformed samsung into the global giant it is today in south korea the sprawling network of samsung businesses covers everything from ship building to life insurance construction to credit cards the group's revenues are equivalent to 20 percent of south korea's g.d.p. in 2000 and dates lee was given a suspended jail term and ordered to pay a $110000000.00 fine for tax evasion after the discovery of secret samsung accounts worth billions of dollars in 2014 he suffered

a major heart attack he spent the rest of his life in a samsung hospital. the empire now rests on the shoulders of lee's son j. young also known as jay wiley he was also imprisoned after he became embroiled in the corruption scandal that led to the impeachment of former president park geun hye. found guilty of bribing part with millions of dollars in exchange for government to help with the merger he received a 5 year sentence but after a year in prison an appeal court freed him and dismissed most of the corruption charges against him. and even while he was behind bars some song posted record profits leak on his legacy as a global corporate giant and also one of the most powerful and impenetrable institutions in the country some call the republic of sensel. it is now time for sports history now thank you very much we'll let so one of the

biggest names in combat sports have babe the mughal model of the year seen lightweight champion has announced his retirement immediately after his latest victory the russian fighter stopped just in with a chokehold to defend his lightweight title and maintain his 29 fight unbeaten record but then overcome with emotion he called time on his career it was a babe's 1st fight since the death of his father and lifelong coach he passed away from a heart problem exacerbated by coven 19 it was my last fight and no way i'm going to come here without my father it was her stand. after what happened with my father when you have to call me about justice. i talk with my father my mother 3 days. she go on i will fight with. i promise her it's gonna be my last fight and if i give my wallet. i have to follow

the. well afterwards yes the president dana white revealed her baby went into the fight with a broken foot he said he had to be considered is the greatest of all time he is one of the toughest human beings on the planet he is just is the number one pound for pound fighter in the world and seriously have to start put them up there or go status with you know whoever else you think is the go to baseball and the tampa bay rays have pulled off a dramatic that train game 4 of the world series against the los angeles dodgers an $87.00 win on saturday the championship tied at 2 games each report's evening in arlington texas so much was at stake the los angeles dodgers bought a 21 series lead into game for victory here would put them one win away from a 1st world series titles since my 988. justin turner was a home run hero in las game 3 women and he was off to

a good start here 2 balls to strikes corey siegel also got in on the act for the dodgers this home it was he's 8th of the postseason a record and helped los angeles to a 2 nothing lead. seeger's record was short lived but that's home run courtesy of randy a rose arena not only put the tampa bay rays on the scoreboard but was also his mind of the postseason and 3rd of the world series. here is the 3 children even though l.a. restored day to run leads tampa bay stayed close until renfro hit this big home run in the 5th inning to make it 32. by the bottom of the 6th the raids had taken the lead 5. 3 run homer from brandon lo turning the game around for the tampa bay rays . the dodgers were back in front $76.00 in the bottom of the mind but tampa bay would not get done running from food space a rose arena just did not stop dodgers catcher will smith fumbled the rose arena

was home the rays at 187 and the world series tied at 22. in baseball this is probably the most fun that you can have next to like a walk off homer in the world series just because it was a collective group of guys who have who came together and everyone pulled their way tonight for to win and honestly you can't say that all the time about baseball you know so that's what makes this win so special we know it's not going to be easy we know how difficult this is. going to learn from tonight make our judgments when you make and come back and find a way of winning in tomorrow. both teams are now 2 wins away from glory game 5 is on sunday he just emit al-jazeera. lewis hamilton is chasing another formula one record on sunday the world champion could clinch his 92nd race when to move one

player michael schumacher hamilton will start from the front at the portuguese comprehend and secured a record extending $97.00 holes in the sadie's try the pits teammate foul terry protests in the final seconds of qualifying. american go for justin thomas continues to lead the way at the zozo championship he wrapped up 6 birdies during his 3rd round in california for a 5 in the past 4 of 67 that puts him 19 under for the overall tournament which is one shot player of spain's john rom heading into the final day defending champion tiger woods is struggling 16 shots off the pace. the football and dutch club i.x. have recorded the biggest win in the league's history they hammered v.v. 30 mail on saturday let's see metro race called 5 of the goals for i.x. as the hosts went down to 10 men the result moves i am back to the top of the additive is each table but the venlo players were left stunned. by nick strike i robot live and he's been at his scoring best again the pole hit

a hat trick has by and thrashed eintracht frankfurt 5 no he now has 10 goals and 5 but does make the games by the now 2nd in the league one point behind the light sick. 3rd place and don't grab to 3 mil win of a shout holland was once again one of the scorers this chipping was his faith salie go over the season. over in italy into milan moved up to 13 set up to be genuine to know while saswata pulled off an incredible comeback to draw 33 with 3 no not that anyone could really see it stands fold groups killed the flurry of 4 goals in 8 minutes assess one of 4 from 31 down draw left them a point behind leaders ac milan in 2nd place. all right that is useful for now have wolf we late anastasio thanks so much or well that is it for me for this news out how i will be here and my man with more of the day's news and i will see you again

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side is of iraqis are back on the streets of the capital baghdad demanding an end see corruption and unemployment. below the i'm how he did and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. men armed with guns and machetes kill at least 8 children during a raid on a school in southwest cameroon. for the 1st time in 40 years the opposition in the seychelles has won.