while we were reporting from beni, the perfect storm. this is the sound of anti- government fighters attacking beni on the night of september 21. they were stopped just a half a wn.e from the center of 21 people were killed, most of them civilians. as their bodies were brought to the morgue, civilian activists took their frustration to the etsts, calling for the government and the international itcommto do more to stop the killings. >> ( translated ): we have inlled for a two-day strik beni, to demand that the central government does something about what's happening here. people are dying, and theyikeave us herewe're animals. just like the international community has deployed here to fight ebola, they need to also ght to stop the massacre >> rep unrest, vaccinations and the crucial tracking of suspected ebola casewere called off. streets usually crowded with white government and world health organization vehicles were empty. u.n. pea streets.patrolled the after last night's attack, international health workers and congolese doctors have

the city of beni is in north kivu province dozens of armed groups operating in the area including the allied democratic forces which is believed to be behind this latest attack originally i uganda rebel group they've been routed in the d.l.c. through in the national park the twentieth they retreated that after a failed bid to turn uganda into an islamic state. has a brutal reputation it's blamed for hundreds of civilian deaths in beni of the last three years as well as mass rape and recruiting child soldiers people living there say president joseph kabila the government has abandoned them. we are tired of this if the government has already sold this country and they should compensate us. how can it be possible for civilians to be killed in the city of beni where you have the congolese army and the united nations base here. people are struggling to deal with an outbreak of the abode of virus but where conflict is complicating the response science is helping it dozens of people are being treated with experimental new drugs for the first time but people want protection from the a.d.f. re

has a brutal reputation it's blamed for hundreds of civilian deaths in beni of the last three years as well as mass rape and recruiting child soldiers people living there say president joseph kabila the government has abandoned them. we are tired of this if the government has all.

has a brutal reputation it's blamed for hundreds of civilian deaths in beni of the last three years as well as mass rape and recruiting child soldiers people living there say president joseph kabila the government has abandoned them. we are tired of this if the government has already sold this country and they should compensate us and we leave how can it be possible for civilians to be killed in the city of beni where you have the congolese army and the united nations base here. people have been struggling to deal with an outbreak of the abode of virus but where conflict is complicating the response science is helping it dozens of people are being treated with experimental new drugs for the first time but people always say want protection from the a.t.f. revenues and say they've had enough of the government's broken promises victory gayton be. even better once again out on the streets protesting the march in support of the government was organized by the bolivarian socialist party others protested against my door is wrong they say present mismanagement of the economy has led to shortag

has a brutal reputation it's blamed for hundreds of civilian deaths in beni of the last three years as well as mass rape and recruiting child soldiers people living there say president joseph kabila the government has abandoned them. we are tired of this if the government has already sold this country and they should compensate us and we leave how can it be possible for civilians to be killed in the city of beni where you have the congolese army and the united nations base here. people are struggling to deal with an outbreak of the abode of virus but where conflict is complicating the response science is helping it dozens of people are being treated with. amental new drugs for the first time but people always say want protection from the a.d.f. rebel and say they've had enough of the government's broken promises. there are a prominent critic of rwanda's president paul kagame has been freed from jail the high court granted bail to diane. on friday she was blocked last year from challenging to gummi in the august presidential election and was arrested months later. nobel peace prize has

has killed at least fifteen people and fifteen others mostly children were abducted the attack in beni near the border with uganda could be a major setback to containing an outbreak of the ebola virus marianna hong taz more yet they attack is came in the middle of the night as they have so many times before the true cost of the violence in and around the northeastern city of binny only clear the following morning in addition to the deed at least fifteen a missing most of them children aged between five and ten years old the fear is they'll be forced to fight alongside they kept is just our right and they took people outside and shot them in our neighborhood they can seven people living here down there nobody enemy is now able to operate without it being so but on a public. street in all these no security you know anymore god was at work at the funeral procession became a protest march mourners confronting congolese troops who day say have yet again failed to protect them they believe rebels from the ugandan elijah's democratic forces are responsible it's a safe guess idea if rebels hav

also referred to as with the world health organization in geneva he says the security situation in beni is causing great danger to the spreading of the ebola virus in the region. this is how people who should be in treatment center do not come forward this is how we cannot vaccinate all those who are eligible for vaccination and that obviously it will create situation where we'll not be able to tackle the bowler we understand we while talking with the population and danny that everyone is concerned about ebola but again the population feels that the authorities including international component is failing to provide them with the security and therefore mistrust against ebola responders may come as well and we have seen occasionally that the community would not accept interventions from from our teams and again we hope that situation will improve so we can go directly into community and do all these things we need to do because there is no really a magic bullet against the boy it's a it's a it's really hard work and it will take weeks and months before we are able really to to to to cont

eastern democratic republic of congo authorities say armed men attacked a military post in the city of beni near the border with uganda a rebel group called the ugandan i live democratic forces is believed to be behind the attack the president of interpol has been reported missing after traveling to china mang hong way hasn't been heard from since he left the french city of leone last week a french edition official says he arrived in china but disappeared soon after. and the un's refugee agency says it's deeply concerned for the safety and security of seven men who were deported from india to myanmar on ferries say the un says the men were denied access to lawyers and their applications for asylum were not assessed it says that remove all has met thousands of muslims who live in refugee camps in india worried that they could also be deported. they're upset with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's inside story. it's sparked protests and social media campaigns the case of a judge accused of sexual misconduct but the u.s. president is standing by his supreme court nominee brett kavanau

dead the authorities say four soldiers and two civilians were killed in the attack in the city of beni near the border with you kenda. and two people have been killed in ongoing violence along the gaza frontier it's believed one of those killed is fourteen years old protests in writing of been taking place at the border fence that divides the gaza strip from israel for months or have the news hour for you in just over twenty five minutes time now it's the second half of inside facebook. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we'll be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles the health care system to racism and women's rights join us through i took over for special coverage on the nonsense the u.s. mood times. with filming undercover in one of facebook's largest content moderation senses to reveal how the social network decides what you can see on its platform and ask someone. if they use a finds a piece of content they think is inappropriate they can reduce it to facebook. the moderator will then decide whether almost

yesterday, the fighting is preventing medical workers from treating and vaccinating people in the city of benie conflict between the rebels and the cgolese army forced aid workers to suspend ebola containment efforts last month. since then, the rate ofew ebola cases has more than doubled in the region. 100,000 florida panhandle residents are still making dund with s, flashlights, and generators in the aftermath of hurricane michael. gulf power which serves several countiayes in the regionthat more than 7,000 utility workers from 15 states are working to restore power. and in north carolina, fema disastviervor assistance teams are continuing to make personisal vits to many towns where homes were damaged and destroyed during hurne florenntce last h. >> sreenivasan: as election day nears, much attention has gone to high profile senate and coressional races. but across the country, voters are also weighmeg in on ballot ures that can bring big changes to their states. as "newsmhour" reported f idaho last week, one of the hot button issues for voters is health cetare and r or not to expand medicaid,

here's a map from who showing beni and mabalako where the majority of cases have been confirmed.s is the congolese health minister earlier today. the outbreak so far has affected ten health zones, but they've been able to manage, to contain the virus, in eight of these ten zones in less than four weeks. the risk for spreading of the disease to the neighbouring countries is not a new risk. the risk is there since august. we have been able to contain it. imogen foulkes has been following who meeting in geneva. we are seeing, particularly around beni, cases coming in and which are not on known contact lists. that means that it's spreading in ways that the who is not yet monitoring or not yet able to track. that kind of thing is the kind of thing that will be ringing alarm bells, and i think the who will be thinking not yet international concern, but this is something we must monitor day by day, hour by hour, to try and avoid the catastrophe that we saw in guinea and sierra leone and liberia a few years ago, when the who, as we know, was charged with really being very slow to react.

tear gas at local residents angry at the killings who carried four of the bodies to the town hall in beni in the northeast of the country the latest attack comes after a separate group shot and killed two medical workers with the d.l.c. ami well now russia is accusing the us of blackmail of a president trumps plans to leave a cold war era arms treaty and a stretton to retaliate trungpa said his administration will withdraw from the one nine hundred eighty seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which background launched medium range missiles step awesome brings us more now from moscow. by signing this lonely goshi to nuclear treaty three decades ago former us president ronald reagan and former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev how to remove the threat of a nuclear war have moved over europe for decades two thousand seven hundred missiles were destroyed and the world especially europeans felt relieved now president donald trump sas the u.s. wants to pull out of that treaty russia violated the agreement they'd been violating it for many years and i don't know why president obama didn't

hundred twenty two deaths from the outbreak two thirds of the cases have been in and around the city of beni in north kivu province that's where the a bill that was spawns was disrupted last month by a series of attacks by armed groups. i think now we have around forty people that have been really wants to follow up they've not been found for days on a and not just on one day and they pick up the next to the overwhelming majority of those forty plus people are eating a baby more than ninety percent so so again and again the even logical roads lead back to benny at the moment that he's a single biggest risk it's the conflation of the security and now the of the logical risks together and that's where we know we have to prioritize and that gives us a very clear mandate we know way to focus when we come back is here with the sports news break. to break down small joe let's take a look at some of the sports looking to make an impact of the youth games in argentina. somebody just said show us the moves and it wasn't me. it certainly won't be me let's take a look instead at you saying vote because

tear gas at people angered by the killings as they carried four of the bodies to the town hall in beni now this is near the center of the latest ebola outbreak in efforts to contain the virus have been suspended because of the violence. still to come here at al-jazeera. in sports al jazeera uncovers new evidence of extensive match fixing at the highest levels of cricket peter we'll have the details. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize reservedly a historic apology for one of british intelligence his darkest episodes there was a growing agreement of that the libyans could be quite useful to the west seven years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. gadhafi rendition and the west on al-jazeera. a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the only property al-jazeera as james gannon explores his family's legacy of slave ownership you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to enslave people and america's debt to black people today some of us al

including a plumber working for the united nations mission is being treated in the northeastern city of beni where most of the recent cases have been reported. in other news nigeria's agriculture minister is warning there could soon be a shortage of rice a staple food in africa's most populous nation devastating floods of a large part of the country destroying crops just as farmers were getting ready for their harvest and interest visited some of the affected areas in the northern farming region of jiggle a state for three long weeks floodwaters have covered large parts of gigo estate in the north of nigeria farmlands and damaged roads have become temporary fishing grounds. with their crops rotting under water some farmers salvage what they can more than one hundred thousand of them have seen this year's harvest wiped out from . two process in is that whole chain has broken down and as it is it is it is mostly lost of money to the economy and they do have a multiplier effect on the on the general economy of the state is the only loss for us only a few of the states rice farmers escaped the f

hundred twenty two deaths from the outbreak two thirds of cases have been in and around the city of beni in north khyber province that's where the burner response was disrupted last month by a series of attacks by armed groups. i think now we have around. forty people that have been really wants to follow up they've not been failed for days on end not just from one day and they pick up the next to them overwhelming majority of those forty plus people carrying a baby more than ninety percent so so again and again the epidemiological roads lead back to penny at the moment that is our single biggest risk it's the conflation of the security in your logical risks together and that's where we know we have to prioritize and that gives us a very clear mandate you know we know where to focus now but there is one of germany's richest states and also one of its most socially conservative it's been governed by anglo-american sister party the christian social union for much of the last sixty years but on sunday voters will elect a new parliament one of the main issues has been immigration donna came

dead the authorities say four soldiers and two civilians were killed in the attack in the city of beni we have a board out with uganda well you're up to date with all our top stories out meggs counting the cost looks at brazil's presidential election and the wall pharmaceutical industry stay with us. the nobel committee has announced the joint with some of this year's peace prize denis mukwege and not to move. now to syria has been granted exclusive international rights to interview the winners after the awards ceremony here in oslo in december the nobel interview on al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian finighan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week brazilians fear the next president can't save the economy find out what that means for the rest of latin america also this week drugs money why the world's big pharmaceutical companies charge such high prices for life saving pills. plus a new minimum wage at amazon but some say the trillion dollar company must do better. now when the national museum of brazil tragically went up in fla

people dead in store she say four soldiers in two civilians were killed in the attack in the city of beni near the border with you kenda a rebel group the allied democratic forces which opposes ugandan president yoweri in the seventy is believed to be behind the assault. to indonesia now a search and rescue team say more than a thousand people could be buried in a housing complex flattened by last week's earthquake and with hope of finding survivors fading as growing anger that rescue operations didn't start soon andrew thomas reports from the scene of a collapsed hotel where bodies are still being pulled from the rubble. at what was the row a row hotel they're still digging and still finding bodies after the horn sounds the machinery briefly stops and the body is carried out but it's not the one such as husband. is still somewhere inside last friday he was staying at the hotel on business the couple spoke to in the afternoon three hours later their worlds collapsed. and his son drove eighteen hours straight here. when we arrived there was nothing going on even though we could hear people

have killed at least fifteen people and abducted a dozen others most of them children it happened in beni a region on the border with uganda where many armed groups operate it's also the epicenter of the most recent outbreak of health organization has suspended operations due to violence australia's prime minister has apologized to child sex abuse survivors what he calls a national tragedy some survivors were in parliament for scott morrison televised address some welcomed his apology others say it's too little too late a five year inquiry detailed how the children were abused for decades rescue teams in taiwan worked through the night searching the mangled wreckage of sunday's train crash before you may express the railed while speeding around a bend killing eighteen passengers in the race to become the next president of brazil supporters of far right front runner son are held rallies in fifteen states rival demonstrations were organized in protest against some of his controversial comments or scenarios leading the opinion polls before sunday's runoff with left wing candidate phone and t

soldiers in two civilians have been killed in the east armed men attacked a military posts in the city of beni near the border with uganda a rebel group called the ugandan democratic forces is believed to be behind the attack in gaza two people including a fourteen year old have been killed during protests near the israeli fence at least three hundred seventy six others have been injured they have been weekly protests at the gaza israel barrier for months the protesters are calling for an end to israel's crippling nancy an advocate as well as the right to return to their ancestral homeland. the u.s. senators have advance donald trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sconce from ation with a procedural vote the republican controlled senate voted fifty one to forty nine for a likely final vote on his confirmation on saturday and a limited debate on the controversial nominee cavanagh is accused of sexual assault which he has vehemently denied they were emotional testimonies last week from kavanagh himself and his accuser christine ford before a senate committee that same committee voted in f

hundred twenty two deaths from this outbreak two thirds of cases have been in and around the city of beni and north kivu province that is where the able response was disrupted last month by a series of attacks by armed groups. i think now we have around. forty people that have been really wants to follow they've not been filled for days all day and not just one day they pick up the next to the overwhelming majority of those forty plus people maybe voted by two percent so so again and again the. roads lead back to betty at the single biggest risk it's the conflation of the security and the road to risks together and that's where we know we have to prioritize and that gives us a very clear mandate we know where to focus the search for bodies after indonesia's earthquake and tsunami is due to end in the coming hours after recovery efforts were extended our day prayers were held in the city of pollute two weeks after the disaster indonesia says it could take up to two years to rebuild the island or than two thousand people have been confirmed dead there and secretary general has praised the i

killed in woman doesn't children abducted during a rebel attack on saturday afternoon the city of beni where work to contain a bodo has already been suspended over security concerns in holland as well in the story. they have tech is came in the middle of the night as they have so many times before the true cost of the violence in and around the northeastern city of binny only clear the following morning in addition to the deed at least fifteen a missing most of them children aged between five and ten years old the fear is they'll be forced to fight alongside they kept is just starting they took people outside and shot them in a neighborhood they can seven people living here down they go back to the enemy is now able to operate without fear on the part of the main street in these no security you know any more than i was at the funeral procession became a protest march mourners confronting congolese troops who day say have yet again failed to protect them they believe rebels from the ugandan elijah democratic forces are responsible it's a safe guess idea if rebels have killed more than s

have killed at least fifteen people and abducted a dozen others most of them children it happened in beni a region on the border with uganda where many armed groups operate it is also the epicenter of the most recent ebola outbreak the world health organization has suspended operations because of the violence australia's prime minister has apologized to child sex abuse survivors for what he calls a national tragedy some survivors were in parliament for scott morrison's televised address some welcomed his apologies other say it was too little too late five year inquiry detailed how the children were abused for decades by people in positions of power and trust in churches schools orphanages and other institutions a rescue teams in taiwan works through the night searching through the mangled wreckage of sunday's train crash the poor human express deal railed while speeding around a bend killing eight hundred passengers those are the headlines we're back with the news hour in half an hour right now it's back to life lines. ever since the d.m. a dam was built thirty years ago the people of the

has killed at least fifteen people and abducted a dozen others most of them children it happened in beni a region on the border with uganda that's been. plagued by violence the attack is being seen as a major setback in the effort to contain a deadly ebola outbreak there but on the home has more than ever yet they are techies came in the middle of the night as they have so many times before the true cost of the violence in and around the northeastern city of binny only clear the following morning in addition to the deed at least fifteen a missing most of them children aged between five and ten years old the fear is they'll be forced to fight alongside they kept is just our right and they took people outside and shot them in our neighborhood they can seven people living here down a little bit in a maze now able to operate without it being so but on a public. street in moore there's no security here anymore god was working on the funeral procession became a protest march mourners confronting congolese troops who day say have yet again failed to protect them they believe rebels from the uga

congressmember gianforte pleaded slamming beny jacobs and settled with him after agreeing to make a donation to the committee to protect joururnalists and acknowledging that he assaulted jacobs unprovoked. however, gianforte recently made comments to a local paper defending his earlier story to the police that jacobs initiated the attack. gianforte is currently running for re-election. last week, president trump praised him at a montana rally for the assault, saying -- "any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of guy." in europe, nato forces have launched the biggest war games since the end of the cold war, amid escalating tensions between nato and russia. about 50,000 soldiers from 31 countries are participating in the mock battle in norway. this comes as poland says the u.s. is welcome to station medium-range missiles in poland, and that it supports president trump's decision to withdraw from the 1987 intermediate-range nuclear forces treat with russia. experts warn trump's decision to withdraw from the landmark treaty could spark a new arms race. president trump imposed new sanctions

congo the mass the vast majority of cases are in the north kivu province in and around the city of beni it's home to several hundred thousand people the city and its surrounds have seen fighting from rival militia groups over the past few years so far more than two hundred probable cases of ebola in the north kivu region have been reported since early july and more than one hundred thirty people have died majesty to move a-t. is the w.h.o. regional director for africa d w reportedly al direct after white so difficult to get this new outbreak under control. i think the main thing is the context in which this outbreak is happening in large part of the democratic republic of congo which has been the scene of conflict and insecurity for many years and of. relationships between various parties the government and the population in the community which really are not filled with charged and openness their world health organization w h o was highly criticized in two thousand and fourteen the last time the big ebola epidemic broke out critics said it acted too slowly and sufficiently so how does

hundred twenty two deaths from the outbreak two thirds of cases have been in and around the city of beni and those in key province. there a journalist has been imprisoned in egypt for six hundred sixty one days he hasn't been charged but his detention has been extended for a seventeenth time he's accused of broadcasting false news and receiving foreign funds to defame egypt's state institutions. deny the allegations as i had lines with back with more news after the street. designation. tell us what that designation means is that. the sudanese foreign minister. talks to. me ok i'm a welfare organizations and activists so in london this week for the illegal wildlife trade conference hoping to develop new strategies to combat a lucrative industry we speak with a few to hear how they're working to stop what they call a war on wildlife. and here in the stream send us your comments on twitter or in our youtube live chat but first let's take a look at this video from the world wants life on to get an idea of how widespread this issue is around the globe. it's good to have on the string today so

spoke to tara virtue's with the world health organization in geneva he says the security situation in beni is causing great danger to the spreading of the ebola virus in the region. this is how people who should be in treatment center do not come forward this is how we can not vaccinate all those who are eligible for vaccination and that obviously will create a situation where we will not be able to tackle the bowler re understand we while talking with the population and value that everyone is concerned about ebola but again population feels that the charities including international component is failing to provide them with the security and therefore mistrust against ebola responders may come as well and we have seen occasionally that the community would not accept interventions from from our teams and again we hope that situation will improve so we can go directly into community and do all these things we need to do because there is no really magic bullet against advice or it's a it's really hard work and it will take up weeks and months before we are able really to to to to contain the

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hundred twenty two deaths from the outbreak two thirds of cases have been in and around the city of beni and north kivu province that's where the bolo response was disrupted last month by a series of attacks by armed groups. i think now we have around. forty people that have been really lots to follow they've not been found for days on end not just from one day and they pick up the next to them overwhelming majority of those forty plus people maybe more than ninety percent so so again and again it even logical roads lead back to any of the single biggest risk it's the conflation of the security in your logical risks together and that's where we know we have to prioritize and that gives us a very clear mandate that we know where to focus it cranium president petro poroshenko has welcomed a decision against this country's christian orthodox church fall and dependence from russia also decision by the ecumenical patriarch in istanbul the spiritual leader of three hundred million orthodox believers worldwide and her seven support some cats they're all of one faith but there's nothing spiritua

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