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the rental. cars of people twenty seconds on t.w. . this is v.w. news live from berlin one of the shortest presidencies ever comes to an abrupt end sudan's military chief steps down just one day after taking the reins from the country's alst as leader protesters wanted him out after he said the army would wait two years to hold elections also coming up the high tech spy in a growing number of homes to take
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a closer look at services like amazon to alexa smart speakers that may be listening to your every word. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us sudan's military chief has stepped down just one day after he was sworn in as the country's new leader that's after pro-democracy demonstrators again flooded khartoum streets in rejection of the new military regime or test leaders oppose the military's stated plan to rule the country for two years before calling elections. i what even made his announcement on state t.v. a day after ousting president omar al bashir the defense minister is stepping down as head of sudan's military transition council and naming a general as his successor this comes after demonstrators took to the streets of
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khartoum again friday to protest the military spline to rule the country for two years before calling elections mistrust is running high among protesters many fear the army is replacing the old regime with a new one. that of the military is acting under which constitution. we don't know what this constitution is because the consulate and they stopped all the government sectors will keep protesting and the regime will fall again. the people have lost that trust and blushes national congress party we don't want anyone from the n.c.p. we want someone else who can represent the transition. we want a new system of governance and a new era we want to rebuild the country those people have no clear plan. the army has denied any greed for power and has promised a new civilian government within the next two years but patience among sudanese
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protesters has already warned stay in. in new york saddam's u.n. envoy told the u.n. security council the transition period could be shortened depending on how quickly factions on the ground can reach an agreement. let's head to sudan now i'm joined by sudanese journalist ellis out in she's on the line from khartoum. for him the head of the interim military council as we heard he just stepped down he had been in charge and he seems to be replaced by yet another general from that military stuff what does this all mean. hello. hello can you hear us. i can hear you right but we were just wondering if you could tell us what does this move now do we seen yet a nother military staff member taking charge of this country.
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is stepping down and also going to check that this is a sort of mission that association is the one with devotion. and component show that you think i'm going to that because that's been my present some time and there's. not a government i think the president government they don't want another maybe the government don't. need step down and. they said the new guy on the press that. he doesn't have an economic background. babe in beijing being more will coming. to a committee and then that is it just how government does that and others in manchester people are demanding because that's doing this and said they don't want to have a great team three cyclists failed in the face so this is any professional
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association after this segment. is sitting down they really should shankman saying that this is not what they want and they're asking people to keep protesting. well you can hear those horns and how loud it is in the background it sounds like those protests are continuing thank you very much to eldara joining us from khartoum now let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world in algeria police have fired tear gas at protesters in the capital jeers hundreds of thousands demonstrated forty eight consecutive weeks to demand political change they say last week's resignation of longtime president abdelaziz bouteflika is not enough they want the complete departure of the ruling elite and an overhaul of the country's political system. judges at the international criminal courts have dropped their plan to investigate or crime allegations in afghanistan they say the prospect of
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successful prosecution is quote extremely limited this comes just days after the u.s. revolt the visa for the chief prosecutor in the probe of a few minutes we're going to britain's opposition labor party has urged the government not to extradite wiki leaks founder julian assange to the united states after his arrest on thursday in the ecuadorian embassy in london he's wanted in the u.s. for revealing state secrets but his supporters say he will not be given a fair trial. now it's been just over a month since cycling a diet almost wiped out the port city of beirut in mozambique people there are still grappling with the devastating consequences more than one thousand people have died in southeastern africa since the dice struck and cholera cases among survivors have risen to more than four thousand medical facilities in beira are overwhelmed with patients while officials and belief agencies are frantically coping with a shortage of supplies. just over
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a month after cyclometer hit mozambique the city of pira still in rubble local health clinics and hospitals were badly hit by the storm. every day people flock to get medical help. but doctors and medicine are in short supply many have lost everything to the cycle including their livelihoods. now they can't afford to buy medicine at private pharmacies. so they're turning to the national health service which is straining on a surge in patients. here at this health center sometimes they only give you a profound but with what i'm suffering from that just isn't enough but still they are only gave me the profound when i went to the central hospital i didn't even get that just tests tests tests and i'm still in pain today. i received a number then they sent me to another place to the tents but there are many queues
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in the tents there are a lot of people too i don't know if it's because the doctors are tired or i don't know that they ask us what we have and we explain it and then they give us another number to queue somewhere else so we have to go back to the health center the lobby in the. portuguese red cross has pulled a field hospital to help out. they deal with a complex range of problems. but you have to really fisheries you know we're doing external examinations adult examinations pediatric examinations checking on pregnant women and giving psychosocial support then there are medical emergencies we do surgery as well as accept more serious cases. we have a maternal health nurse looking after patients but we also have several births a day could see in some parties into the engine for doctors to focus on foreigners
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way see more than three hundred patients every day. the red cross expects to stay at least six more months here in barrow as a city recovers. german chancellor angela merkel has bowed to stand by ukraine in its effort to maintain territorial integrity merkel's pledge came during talks in berlin with ukrainian leader petro poroshenko but the meeting was overshadowed by another issue or shingles bid to keep his job in a closely fought election back home. this comedienne used to play the ukrainian president on t.v. now the aspiring politician volodymyr zelinsky this rehearsing for the real thing by meeting with french president in and paris but he did not get an invitation to berlin german chancellor angela merkel drew criticism for welcoming only ukrainian president petro poroshenko in the german capital and not his content as alinsky at a joint news conference merkel deflected
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a question about her appearing to favor the incumbent. and she didn't mean it was my decision to invite the president we maintained steady contact with plenty of exchange during the election campaign as well i think it's important to keep talking. the. ukrainian voters head to the polls in the runoff election on april twenty first some this miss the candidacy of poroshenko scrivens and then ski a political novice as a joke. but recent polls suggest he leads the president by a wide margin poroshenko had to paris off to his visit french president. to receive both candidates in the ad is the palace. would you allow a stranger to listen to what you do in the privacy of your own home well if you own one of amazon's smart speakers you could be doing just that. way there is sure to
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talk about eavesdropper that millions of people have right in their living rooms i see you've brought a guest with you this one this one's unplugged so i think it's not listening to us but you never know if this is. so if this were plugged in this is the echo device what is this. it's a smart speaker from amazon and one of the jokes that was floating around when they first came out was oh you never know when it's listening it says it's not always listening but might be a minute turns out that yes in fact it is always listening to you not only is it listening but there is a person on the other end of the speaker that is listening to what you're saying and recording it now the things that thing about this the good news is that it's anonymized name's not attached to it your address is attached but there are account numbers attached to it and there is a stranger listening to whatever you say to the speaker in the intimacy of your own home and if we can take a look at the original amazon alexa ads they are they really were very going very
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strong on this idea of this little robot being integrated into your family it was a comforting device that was going to help you live your life there was going to be help i was going to see if it was going to be your friend home with you but exactly is it going to be this little passive friend in your life and now this story coming out is kind of blown back to smithereens no amazon has said this is all about quality control improving the mechanism one of the advertising for this ad is that it looks to lives in the cloud and she's always getting smarter. her but it's not this magical machine learning by which she's getting smarter it's people people are using her and teaching her how to be smarter so there is someone listening. what if i don't want this thing listening to me can i turn that feature off for example the good news is yes you can there is an opt out option but of course as just as people
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don't know that there's someone listening they also don't know that they can opt out of it and this is a trend that we've seen with a lot of these big tech companies recently for instance it turned out that facebook was still tracking users for months after users deleted their facebook accounts we can see the ad preference page here on facebook where you can see just how many advertisers have your information you can control a little bit but that is there long after you leave facebook and even google there was a report last year saying that people were still being tracked by google after they turned off their location services in google so it's not only impossible not to live your life without these services but it's also impossible to make them stop paying attention to you so if you are one of the seventy eight million people who bought one of these alexa speakers last year you should assume that yes there is someone listening to you and they are recording what you are say ok amazon is listening to us maybe we should be surprised by that possibly not used by slater and alexa thank you for joining us. to football now on late drama and the friday
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night bundesliga game between your back and. put nuremberg ahead in the eighty second minutes the home side looks to be on course to pick up just their fourth one of the season but fellow strugglers shocker they head back to months later it's muttiah not the six i've heard of the ball into the net a one to one final score. was watching the news still to come a new generation of tech savvy and environmentally conscious africans tackle waste and other problems on the gaming. and don't forget you can always get news on the go on just download our app from google player from the apple store in dallas gave you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications morning breaking news you can also use that you have send us your photos and to work with. coming up we have all the
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