moment things are calm but what happens is it's a shame to the police move in make a snatch arrest fossum tear gas and then it kind of it backs off again it's it's very very fluid paul is going to some of the more intense scenes that we've been seeing on the pictures that have been coming out of paris the scale of the protests is significant but i want to ask you as well about the warning that the government are given about radical activists that they said the french authorities said might have been infiltrating the crowds is there any indication that that's been happening. well they haven't been here in the numbers as in in a group but there are indications that the black bloc presence. but scott it is now. sort of congealing of the numbers into one place. one time yet that's not to say it won't happen later on in the afternoon they were there all this intelligence the deal for us to support forwards and been telling the media about it saying that as many as fifteen hundred to two thousand of these black bloc kind of groups are intent on joining the marches at some point during the cours

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assistant solid waste manager, patricia fossum, sees trash as an environmental and economic issue. >> when you put that handful of stuff in your trash can and you set outhe curb and our guys you stop thinking about it because it's no longer your problem. well it comes here to us to me.r orter: green to-go launched last summer after a successful crowdfunding campaign.th by the end osummer, more than 30 restaurants will offer the service. g sess's restaurant was one of the first to sign up. >> i actually had this crazy idea. i went to the health department and i said, "so i want people ti be able to their own tupperware or plastic container in, and we're going to put the food in it for them. are you cool with that?" and they said, "absolutely not." well now apparently green to-go has finally figured way to do that and make the health department happy. >> rep north carolina does allow consumers to bring in cups to be refilled with beverages such as soda or coffee. for many members, gr-go is more than a container service. >> six years ago it o st occurred t i'm going to try to live withou

certainly coalition governments are caught climate policy issues have been brought into question big fossumso. part of how the conditions have arisen has become the key question of people really interested in the government has been reluctant to make the connection between climate change and the fires now the prime minister says there is a link but the government isn't prepared to reconsider the country's reliance on fossil fuels this push by season is far from over and so too is the political impact jessica washington al-jazeera sydney australia. front as well as main opposition leaders says that the country isn't ready for parliamentary elections won by the president nicolas maduro for using force to stay in power is spoken to latin america and as you see in him and in the capital caracas. first there's a dictatorship in venezuela and yes i underestimated the malice the ability to inflict damage of maintaining power through force control assassinations co-option blackmail all at the expense of peace in venezuela. the government has a very obvious strategy it's recognising a former opposit

for the relatives of victims who died here in ukraine 5 years ago in this search for justice that fossum al-jazeera. ukraine will still ahead on the news hour for you health authorities in the democratic republic of congo begin a major clinical trial of a new a bone a vaccine bought the rollout is already facing criticism the international criminal court agrees to investigate alleged crimes against humanity by myanmar's military. and then later in sport test match cricket is set to return to pakistan for the 1st time since 2009 and he will be here with that story and much more. at least 4 people have been killed in the iraqi capital baghdad in the latest anti-government protest there $62.00 people are also being treated for injuries many of them choking on tear gas or being hit by rubber bullets more than 300 people have been killed since the unrest began the beginning of october iraq's government has made. some concessions but many protest as want a complete overhaul of the political system jim has the latest now from baghdad. we've been told daily that there are going to be substantive

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arrive at the mosque some say they've heard we cries from under the rubble but it may be too late step fossum al-jazeera. lombok it with the news hour live from london much more still to come ethiopia's federal government takes over the country's somali region after a weekend of violence that left fifty dead. canada stands by its human rights comments despite saudi arabia freezing all new trade and ordering the country's ambassador out. and testing times for barcelona as late as signing have the details on that story and more in sport. bangladesh's government is considering using the death penalty for fatal traffic accidents as students protest for a ninth day over the deaths of two teenagers who were killed by a speeding bus groups armed with wooden battens have attacked protesting students at east west university in dhaka activists say the groups are linked to the government in the police in an attempt to crack down on the demonstrations meanwhile the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone who's being held because of their coverage of the protests photographer

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of dutch un troops but most young people in the netherlands have no idea about what happened step fossum reports. it's a monument to the victims of a genocide that's missing from dutch history books these photos of young bostonians now living in an adolescent at an exhibition in front of the dutch ministry of defense should give a face and a story to the thousands who were killed after the dutch troops handed them over to serbian forces like the father of most of it she was 14 years old when she was separated from him at the compound guarded by dutch troops the stage but what is really painful to me is that until now they say they did not think we were in danger that's a blunt line and that hurts me maybe even more than the genocide back then but. don't create awareness has told her story in a podcast made by 2 young journalists who themselves had no idea of this a brain needs are killings researchers say nearly 60 percent of young dutch people between 16 and 29 have no idea of what happened in sobranie to the change that young bosnian women have started this campaign to ask corporate mo

concern as the battle lines constantly shift in this corner of syria ok's and whether to thank you some fossum has more from moscow on russia's role. well russia is trying to reassure everyone that there will not be a clash between the turkish forces on one side and the syrian forces on the other and that russia is now open for patrolling in the middle to make sure that these 2 forces stay on their separate sites but it is a very complicated balancing act that russia is performing here of course it doesn't want to have this confrontation with turkey a very important ally to russia but it also doesn't want to troops to stay inside syria russia wants the kurdish settlement the region also to be controlled by syrian forces which is already starting to emerge right now but the question of course remains how russia will convince the turkish troops of leaving syria after this whole operation is finished and for the 1st time russia has actually strongly condemned the rush of the turkish operation a tad it's unacceptable and any any allegations or any suggestions that were made by president one that r

down and kissed the ground after the verdict was read out he said he won't appeal step fossum al-jazeera jack after. the opec group of oil producing countries has agreed to a modest increase in production after saudi arabia persuaded its arch rival iran to cooperate it is a change in the policy of the last eighteen months which had seen the fourteen countries cap their output major oil consumers had been calling for increased production to prevent shortages and rising prices paul brennan is that the meeting in vienna coming into this there were two distinct camps within the opec grouping there was saudi arabia with the opec member russia which wanted to increase production of oil by between one point five million barrels a day to one point eight million barrels a day essentially to plug a shortfall in supply that's predicted by the end of this year but in the other camp was iran and a couple of its allies venezuela among them who were concerned that the drop in the price of oil that that would create the extra pumping would hit them hard they're already going to be hit in iran for exampl