but we begin this at. kenya where people. actual results following tuesday's election. to national observers have let that. free and fair and election. tqs claims of vote rigging but the opposition leader raila odinga is refusing to accept the initial results and his supporters have beenen takig to the streets. to demand that he be declared the winner will for the very latest we can go to nairobi and to have a correspondent that. julia stares and at julia what is

the situation several hours. offer that claim a victory by the opposition party. well late into the evening a cornered by leading the were in the street in cuban heritage largest land in canberra and atari they were shouting. know where i let you know pc we carry out they will continue to demonstrate until bear candidate. i declared a winner we expect results. tomorrow friday afternoon and they say if she is not announced that the right away or that they will be capped out on the street. even in the faith that potentially deadly cork we call yesterday in from moscow iraq. your nairobi and outside in western by the international

observers are people like john kerry saying this but was free and fair have those statements made any difference a toll. well if you've never heard better really outdated strongholds they had not made a difference we even heard on the street today people saying things like. you know the e. electoral mark at monitoring that you hear a compromise. at the public indeed within the neighborhood don't have faith and a passion but i think that. we are not looking at came out really strongly today. in large part in it and you. he quickly we are inclined not bank that they've only got the electoral commission that they believe is that le situation down. are not likely to chronic degeneration down now and

the electroclash and number hill shopping out i wasn't quite quickly. he will be announced on we are the winner tomorrow afternoon now technically the electoral commission has up until a few day to announce the results. of the huge pressure on until now but i think it's possible to try to move it forward and to try to quell. the unrest but that bad again if the border collie updated they would not back down that people are nearly one here that like me without here in kenya camara. that thing book flap that. judith thanks very much indeed you list is that. reporting from nairobi. now north korea has announced a specific plan te us president donald trump a lesson calling him. the rest of reason basra fever has

this report. yeah peace activists outside the white house protesting against a war with korea. a reaction to the rising tensions between washington and pyongyang. earlier this week donald trump threaten fire and fury and north korea announced plans. around the u. s. island of guam with enveloping fire in the coming days. ratcheting up the rhetoric defense secretary mountains warned that the conflict could mean the end of the regime and the destruction of its people. while the secretary of state to short americans that there was no immediate threat. the risk here is that there is a miscalculation due to the mixed messages coming out of washington from different trump administration officials. and that there could be an incident in the next several days or weeks or. that escalates into a conflict that now go nuclear. pyongyang called trump's remarks a load of nonsense. adding that sound dialogue

is not possible with the man bereft of reason. if i respected supreme leader comrade kim jong un gives the order i will become the nuclear war had to smash into the u. s. mainland that next if he's also but it's not. the army says plans to attack warm should be completed middle ghost and will await kim jong-un's approval. well that's what we're about that i'm joined in the street area by issuing economies in north asia experts at the asia center thanks for being with us tonight thank you good evening at a festival. i mean how credible are these threats from pyongyang i mean we have to assume this regime is not suicidal if they. love it to attack u. s. or a at some gun u. s. territory they they would be completely wiped off the map with that. i sing a true swift is keeping minds of the north korea. is a country which considers

itself sbc h.. but as the us and to other countries japan. and south korea. so since nineteen nineteen fifty three. the fifth kept sister there. so that's why i think that they are very coherent in zepa reciente we'd be korean in jeopardy see. but that's the same time of course as you said zealots who seller suicidal. so they won't. to to remain as they are and i so situation no economic situation in north korea became a. little bit better scenes two or three years and especially there is no nothing comparable to what happens. in the nineties. i i don't think he will launch sort of the fire. onda was a u. s. or south korea or japan. what about they send accidental war scenario i would go so many mixed messages coming out of the united states at the moment on trump's i want thing and? his actress say

rex harrison is saying as something completely different am what if a north korea was to misinterpret some of those messages. and as far from his yes it's so it's quite to the person who you know we we have. face to face to move very and unpredictable person mr trump and can join. but behind them i think they are more reasonable people. and i sing zero this willow slussen editor beads institution little by little and we've tried and six people as well as china so crustose korea. or japan to try to. puts them on the more diplomatic approach which may take time and there would be other incidents i think in the future. looking at the long game i mean i remember and ten years ago with the ed that the part of six trying to get north korea to come to the negotiating table and that was sanctions no the rest of it. i mean look at the long game has north korea already one because it has nick it with this i think has missed although that nobody seems able to stop them. i sing they've won. and i

think you see if i can paraphrase the former emperor of japan i think that that is the us we. have to accept the unacceptable. and. one zero you will accept his ex except that unacceptable. the situation would be to be a little bit better sing. we live at it so that the track china in the sixties and seventies when the u. s. were very harsh and z. exchange be to words. we use the chinese. leaders and in cm they finally came to beijing and semi business them is said no mori relationships. maybe set so the right approach for north korea north korea wants to be treated as an equal to so yes. as long as the us metric no score as an equal the situation remained very vulgar tied in very difficult. for the united states has to learn to live. with a nuclear armed north korea that continues with rentals which was how it was one more because we have many countries in the world.

whichever nuclear weapons ratings ya all pakistan pakistan is not treated right but then there's the country but they don't constantly threatened to attack the united states yes but you have also to take into account that they are about. so two thousand american troops in south korea and more than fifty thousand in japan so. in inserm mindset of north korea it's something which means something. okay jenny polak thank you very much indeed thank you thank you very much and. now hear from such a thirty six year old algerian man has been named as the chief suspect following yesterday's car bombing of six soldiers in a paris suburb hammoud bella trash. was known to police for minor offenses spoke was not on a list of potential terrorists initially felt the same. was later arrested on the motorway in northern france frustrated was chris moore is in about a half a weather. and he has more on the investigation. but in the end it didn't take the french authorities

that known to track down the suspect he was arrested nate calais in the north the faults in a few details have a started to emerge realized he was an. algerian. a thirty six years of age now the french media meanwhile have been talking to his uncle. the pat both lived out in the northwestern suburbs of paris not so far away from that. the scene of yesterday's i aids than. his uncle confirming. though so he was indeed algerian citizen had been in the country. for years been the country legally had all the correct piece of paperwork and had recently been looking at houses do but drive up. his uncle also say they had no reason to suspect his nephew of any signs out of extremism and that ties with the french authorities have been saying. that he wasn't on that anti terror watch list is so quarter s. file system which they use to flag up. potential extremists. of course the suspect to himself was pretty badly injured during the arrest the north of france yesterday sustaining out five. a bullet wounds and as such as that yet to be it appropriate tributes by the authorities. a small band now dutch police have arrested two me.

as possible investigation into contaminated eggs millions of eggs have been pulled from european supermarkets. in recent days over the suspected yourself about. size now the u. k. says seven hundred thousand contaminated eggs were imported from the netherlands. that's much more than previously thought kyros has the story. nnova two men arrested thursday by dutch investigators are directors of the company that allegedly used the insecticide separate now at poultry farms. sopranos used to rid animals of fleas lice intakes and is banned by the u. from use in the food industry as it can hurt people's kidneys liver and thyroid glands. the two arrests in the netherlands are part of a series of raids carried out thursday. by dutch and belgian authorities at. and both kind. the joint raid came one day after belgium accuse the netherlands of knowing about the contaminated eggs. november. however belgian officials have also admitted they kne. day eggs as early.

the european union because. the size of our. no it's the moment to act in a decisive. coordinated and transparent manner not to engage in any kind of lame okay. that's what european citizens expect from us and that's what we'll do. member states have the primary responsibility for conducting investigations and taking appropriate measures. the commission has taken and continues to take all the available measures to assist them in this task. meanwhile british authorities announced thursday that some seven hundred thousand eggs have been imported from dutch farms involved in the scandal. this just days after saying the number was only twenty one thousand. across europe millions of eggs have been destroyed report from supermarket shelves. most of the tainted eggs come from the netherlands belgium and germany. but the netherlands being europe's biggest a producer. scores of farms have been shut down. eggs contaminated with that burnell have also been found in sweden switzerland france and luxembourg bringing the

number of european countries affected so far to eight. in venezuela face the opposition math has been removed from his post and jailed stated smolinski was found guilty of failing to prevent anti government protests in his district. and he was sentenced to fifty. prison. the jailing all. the government. and the day. and now what they and number i do both mayor from the position he's but spokesman. as has been removed from office by the government in the past year moreover. hostile seven see alexis opposition mirrors and excellent face some sort of legal actions against them. and. you knowing in caracas sets you out of five for. out on iran has as we as we speak so our people have not been surprises supposed by by this movie just relates the sound of repression. but it's been a leading up to here and it's just that

it's set up adds to the problems facing the opposition here. as we try to recuperate some and some following. elections to an all powerful assembly retreat failed to provide answers to weeks ago. pdi. based some process can be our borough controlled by the people's mass my lansky. by but people want more than anything i'm looking for concrete strategy for a clear vision for my position to say how recordings react. so rest growing repression bad. pretty much two years of wa. nnamdi from dehydration semi many villagers barely make it to this health center in northern hajah province.

dehydration is due to severe vomiting and diarrhea after ingestion of food or water contaminated by the bacteria known as vibrio cholera. symptoms that can kill just hours after infection without rapid medical intervention. cholera has killed some two thousand you many years since the outbreak began in april twenty fifteen. while roughly half a million more have been infected. the speed and scale of the outbreak has alarmed humanitarian groups such as the international committee of the red cross. the current situation remains a extremely the warring huh because we are slowly edging to. four hundred and fifty thousand people who are suspected to have contracted the disease and. before the end of the year. echoed through it could reach. possibly as high as six hundred thousand. so one of the largest corporate crisis. worldwide really. yemen has seen the largest outbreak of cholera ever recorded in any country in a single year. the lack of clean drinking water has forced many

residents to fill jerry cans from water trucks. meanwhile basic infrastructure health and sanitation s systems have collapsed due to the ongoing civil war. this multitude of factors makes treating the outbreak all the more difficult. in. the most affected cities. you see. cholera spreading. because of. attacks and big coupon. health infrastructure on any three sixty onboard the distribution system because of. i'm clean water and we have to deal. with this crisis in a comprehensive feature. the ongoing civil war pits the yemeni government backed by saudi led coalition. against who's the rebels who captured the capital sundown in twenty fifteen. thousands of civilians have died since the conflict broke out roughly two years ago. venice obscene is thriving

anish kapoor is among the big names showing keep his first international contemporary art space since the island opens up to the world offices saying that they're. increasingly finding that the space for expression is broadening to this with both sides look. march goes on. a play on the revolutionary saint lucia continua. or the struggle goes on. it's the name of cuba's first contemporary art spac. here works from some of the world's most respected artists meet those high havana's own. i think i. not one of those mc are there is a double mission to bring high quality artists and projects here. and to share them in cuba to it cuban audience and in an. request a young boy. and i. okay yeah it's part of our activities across the world to help the development of cuban artist ice on and off the island lineups.

then three for it either like. per an agreement with cuba's communist authorities the works are not for sale. the gallery also welcomes music dance theater photography and offers guided tours children's workshops and at some club. but havana's art scene is also flourishing outdoors. on the streets cubans increasingly address social issues through art. although delegates now gaining a bit more strength hopefully it will get more strength and not be seen as subversive or bad for society you understand. that'd be seen as odd that people can have the ought to express their art in all social environments unless it's a hotel that's illegal. old walter destroyed and things like that. i think that's all right legal sauc. ww. still artists are careful to say that they are not directly challenging the governments. as those accused of counter revolutionary activities are detained.

let's get some businesses find activities with us in the studio and i came against over the tensions between that north korea and the united states. known side that slowing down and they're having a real impact on the markets now as well yet they haven't really ever since that. fury and* hernia remarks up from mr trump earlier this week his geo political threats like those ones that we've been seeing exchanged between washington and pyongyang. or sign of uncertainty and volatility two things that the markets don't like. on thursday the vic's fear index which is a measure of that volatility jumped more than a third to its highest level in three months. that's been weighing on wallstreet with the dow shutting a hundred fifty points. back underneath the twenty two thousand threshold which hit last week for the first time eve. tech heavy nasdaq has dropped sharply there one one point seven percent this

hour of the snp five hundred also sliding just over one percent. little less than an hour's up trading if you don't have the rise in julye an agreement to cut production. the cartel also said it expects global demand to rise over the next year. it lifted its forecast by about a hundred thousand barrels per day. it's thursday was the last day for to shiva to report its results to avoid being pulled from the tokyo stock exchange. the company confirmed losses of around seven and a half billion euros for the financial year to the end of march. sheba is one of japan's biggest companies it's been dogged by a series of financial difficulties. rebecca rosman explains. nnsl. in the nick of time link. after months of delays auditor signed off on toshiba's earnings on thursday. barely saving the japanese like. giant from being de.

dead from the if you're stuck strange. while the company reported some growth in its first quarter earnings for the good news stops a player. for awhile executives announced a record eight point eight million dollar loss for the year to end of march. but emphasize they were determined to turn things around a decision that is desperate to see. okay did you like that i'm committed to making every effort to rebuild a toshiba group and increase the value of our businesses. i'll exercise strong leadership and work with the management team. plus every other member if this organization to tackle the challenges to calm day. the loss comes after a series of scandals and poorly managed investments. in twenty fifteen it was discovered the format inflated the previous seven years profits by one point two billion dollars. meeting several senior level executives to resign. then in late twenty sixteen toshiba reported it had lost billions of dollars on its u. s. nuclear division

westinghouse. it's now trying to sell the business which is under bankruptcy protection. well thursday signed off means toshiba has been temporarily saved from being taken off the japanese stock market. the company needs to raise up to five million dollars by next march. to avoid being de listed. the french government has promised an eu wide plan for taxing companies like airbn. and softer was revealed earlier this week that the rental site paid less than a hundred thousand euros in tax in france last year. despite the country being its second biggest market. finance minister brianna math told the french parliament that a joint franco german proposal on taxing multinationals like airbnb google and facebook. we put to an eu summit in september. goal he says is to ensure that those firms pay a fair contribution in tax. on the business of the major difference. another top priority for the mclean government after the summer holiday break will be performing in the

complicated labor code. including unemployment benefits. rather than the cuts that might have been expected president manual my client wants to expand them. extending benefits to people who've quit their jobs. the major turnaround from existing policy and has already sparked concern with the independent agency which sets benefits levels. the trigger has more. if you choose to live full time work just to end up at the job center but perhaps what potential employment reform could mean. particularly with benefits that could still be paid to at least offer he decides to quit for any reason. french president emmanuel macro that was getting resistance from unemployment agencies. the fairest surgeon right. with a round of million. quit their jobs last year that's not exactly pocket change with this economist saying the results and payouts could break the system. superintendent call the castles let's comparative car insurance imagine you have an intro that says are paid out on your vehicle whatever happens to it. so you want to change your car

you set it on fire. so obviously we need to have quite a lot of conditions. and that's true for any kind of insurance otherwise the company would go bust. fifteenth. other critics particularly on france's right wing fear it could encourage people to stay on benefits. however many conditions do come into play. current benefit levels would stay the same between fifty seven and seventy five percent of the previous salary paid from two to two and a half years. bouts with things change such a move would only be an option once every five years those out of work will be subject to increase checks on anyone who turns down to reasonable job office would see that benefits canceled. limits but the cost of anything from two point seven to five point four billion euros worked for the government the tradeoff is one of increased mobility in the work force. a major draw for an administration which promised precisely that ahead of the election. ahead of brazil's national development bank has publicly challenge the government. arguing that

latin america's largest economy is far from stable recovery. busted indicates the economy is emerging from recession on the the oecd has raised concerns about high unemployment. limited international investment and instability linked to corruption scandal. but speaking just minutes before press. i've to address the same summit on foreign trade. i'll. ability castro insisted that brazil's economy was quote not doing well. if it weren't for the contribution of the agriculture sector which serves as a platform for world production. we could have closed the bank thrown away the key. and jumped into the atlantic ocean i was among others. facebook is rolling out a new video site called watch which is designed to showcase original content. social media platform will include some live streaming like major league baseball games trace because the rights to. the focus it will focus primarily primarily on short episodes of shows that are made specifically for

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♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> the north korean army will complete the plan to hit guam before august. we will stay ready for his order of proceed. amy: the world forwards between the u.s. and north korea intensifies. north korea threatens to hit jim mathis warns this