they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule.as to disperse them. our reporter, sally nabil, was there. shouting. the ridge i'm standing right now overlooks tahrir square. these protesters have been chanting and calling on president sisi to go and leave power. just a few days ago, that was an unthinkable scenario for many egyptians. tahrir square for years has been a no—go zone for anti—government protesters. security presence is quite heavy in all areas surrounding the square. constant shouting. as you can see, they are saying, "down with sisi!" chanting and yelling. "go, sisi, go", that's what they are saying. we have seen security forces firing tear gas. we've just run away because we've heard that security forces are coming. they have been firing tear gas and chasing the protesters wherever they go. security presence is quite heavy in all areas surrounding tahrir square. but the protesters here seem to be very determined, very persistent. they have been chanting for the past couple of hours and they don't seem to be discourag

they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. egypt has seen very few protests in the six years since president abdel fattah al sisi took power in a coup. a woman who claims she was abused by britain's prince andrew as a teenager, has given her first television interview about the allegations. virginia roberts giuffre described the prince as "an abuser". buckingham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. the parents of a student who took her own life while at university, have called on colleges to help stop others from "falling through the cracks". ceara thacker was found dead in her room in may 2018, three months after an earlier suicide attempt, which her parents were never told about. from the inquest in liverpool, here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. at liverpool university, new students are starting. two years ago, ceara thacker was among them. the 19—year—old struggled with anxiety, depression and self—harm. she asked for help many times. today, her parents called for change. s

the world must not stand silently by as president al-sisi tramples all over egyptians' rights to peacefultest and freedom of expression." earlier this week, president trump praised sisi as the two leaders met during the u.n. gegeneral assembly here in new york. pres. trump: it is an honor to be with my friend, the president of egypt. he is a real leader. he has done some things that are absolutely amazing and a short period of time. when he took over not so long ago, it was in turmoil and it is not in turmoil now. i justst want to say we have a long-term great relationship. it is better than ever before. we are doing a lot of trading. amy: trump also recently referred to sisi as "my favorite dictator." for more, we're joined by sharif abdel kouddous, democracy now! correspondent and a reporter with the independent, cairo-based media outlet mada masr. it is great to have you back here. you're coveringg the united nations general assembly. sisi was there. and yet back in egypt right now, 2000 people have been arrested. talk about the significance of this moment, sharif. >> there was a sever

they called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. egypt has seen very few protests in the six years since president sisi took power in a coup. a woman who claims she was abused by britain's prince andrew as a teenager, has given her first television interview about the allegations. virginia roberts giuffre described the prince as "an abuser". buckingham palace emphatically denies the duke of york had any sexual contact with her. a number of conservative party members have been suspended, for posting or endorsing islamophobic material on social media. the action was taken following a bbc investigation. there have been repeated calls for the conservatives, to hold an independent inquiry, into allegations of islamophobia within the party. here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. just three months ago, during the race to be tory leader, this happened... shall we have an external investigation into islamophobia in the conservative party? they agree. they certainly seemed to agree, including the man who is now party leader, but th

democracy causes he isn't powered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many. going to be watching we expect these protests have be able to be held we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again of respond with force an indiscriminate detention. by 2 months after seizing a british flies on oil tanker in the strait of hormuz iran house released the vessel the detention of the senate and pirro in july for the rest of its attentions in the gulf where the tanker is now making its way towards ensign national waters left bands are our sports hero their own friday which was taken after being seized in july now according to see the reuters news agency at the ship is heading for port rushes in the united arab emirates our correspondent zain best ravi brings us all the latest now from tehran. we know that this morning according to port authorities in harmless gun

democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again respond with force and indiscriminate attention. while mohamed el masri joins me here on set he's an associate professor of media and cultural studies at the doha institute for graduate studies thank you very much for joining us can i start by asking you to explain what's behind these protests what is it what's fueling the scenes that we're seeing there in different cities in egypt where we have to remember 1st of all that the c.c. government has been quite brutal quite repressive and also according to a lot of the economic and social measures just not very successful and so there's a lot of anger and disconnect content in egypt that's been swirling for for s

there were online calls for demonstrations against alleged corruption by president abdel—fattah al sisiers who staged rallies in his defence. protests broke out last week and since then human rights groups say nearly 2,000 people have been arrested. sally nabil is our correspondent in cairo. it has been a quiet day in cairo so far, although there were calls for huge anti—government protests. but it seems that the people are too scared to take to the streets, like they did briefly last week. security presence has been beefed up all around the city. cars are not allowed into tahrir square, only pedestrians. we've seen security personnel stopping passers—by, checking their mobile phones and looking for their id cards. 0nly small—scale protests have taken place in a couple of cities in the south of the city and one neighbourhood in cairo. 0n the other hand, thousands have taken part in pro—sisi gatherings in eastern cairo. the president himself has downplayed the significance of the protests that called on him to step down, making it clear egypt is strong and there is nothing to worry about

there were online calls for demonstrations against alleged corruption by president abdel—fattah al sisistead it was the leader's supporters who staged rallies in his defence. protests broke out last week and since then human rights groups say nearly 2,000 people have been arrested. sally nabil is our correspondent in cairo. it has been a quiet day in cairo so far, although there were calls for huge anti—government protest. but it seems that the people are too scared to take to the streets, like they did briefly last week. security presence has been beefed up all around the city. cars are not allowed into tahrir square, only pedestrians. we've seen security personnel stopping passers—by, checking their mobile phones and looking for their id cards. 0nly small scale protests have taken place in a couple of cities in the south of the country and in one neighbourhood in cairo. 0n the other hand, thousands have taken part in pro—cc gatherings in eastern cairo. the president himself has downplayed the significance of the protests that called on him to step down, making it clear there is nothin

media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah al sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welcome posted on his official facebook page with the president reassures this crowd that all is well with the market what are you doing here why you got up early on a friday morning life is good and easy you have to know that the egyptians are very aware of how they try to fake the realities unrealistic things and deceive the people for the sake of allah and for the sake of you what happened before will never happen again don't worry and don't be worried good morning to you but despite the president's assurances something is happening here we're going out troops all over the streets of cairo now is and we are to do random checks all over the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that runs this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security which little missy and it support among egyp

democracy causes he isn't powered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again of respond with force and indiscriminate attention the us president is proposing to cut the number of refugees accepted by the united states to its lowest level. if adopted the number of refugees allowed in next year will be limited to 18000 this will only happen if state and local governments agree to it austere the white house kept the number of refugees to 30000. still ahead on al-jazeera britain's prime minister suffered another political blow as he tries to push ahead with gregg's it. why many ask out and say they've lost 3 feet of them before saturday's election. hello there will some sunshine across much of australia and we've also got the cat with som

democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again respond with force and indiscriminate attention u.s. democrats are appealing for witnesses to come forward with evidence from donald trump's july phone call with the ukrainian leader trump his accuser pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden. a former british prime minister from boss johnson's own policy has attacked the government's position on bret's it may just be his prime minister johnson could use what he called political chicanery to force britain to leave the european union without a deal those headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside stories stay with us. our hopes for a nuclear free world realistic it's the

they've called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go, and demanded an end to military rule.erse them. in 2011, tahrir square was the site of mass protests that led to the overthrow of president hosni mubarak. government ministers are being urged to help the travel firm thomas cook to prevent it from going out of business. it is struggling to find an extra £200 million of private investment. a union representing some staff says the firm must be rescued "no matter what." around 150,000 holidaymakers could be stranded if the company colla pses. 0rganisers of a controversial loyalist parade in glasgow have attacked the city council's handling of the marching season. 0range marches due last weekend were banned following rioting in the city last month. but the police warned there could be violence unless today's parades were allowed to go ahead. 0ur correspondent niall 0'gallagher reports. a day in the sun for glasgow's loyalists, or an act of intimidation against scotland's irish catholic minority? parades by the orange 0rder minority? parades by the orange order and other protes

industrial degrees of torture yeah and you saw morsi and the man who was responsible oh it was mr al sisi was responsible human rights watch said and 2013 for one of the largest single day massacres in modern times in the city for which nobody has ever been held responsible somewhere between 40800 people die. and it indiscriminate killing by egyptian forces who see didn't do that. i think there would be a variance of opinion of believing that the muslim brotherhood been in power in egypt is better than c.c.p. in a tower no i do not claim and i don't think anybody in this administration with the c.c. is perfect or near perfect by any means you feel preys on and i think that one's word that there would be criticism and that there has been criticism that there will be criticism but there i also believe there are people trying to work with this government in egypt saying this is a major player in the middle east and in some way that we need to work with some ways when i was in the senate i worked a lot with hosni mubarak and president mubarak had a lot of problems and he did a lot of things t

they've called for president abdel fattah al sisi to go and demanded an end to military rule. in 2011, tahrir square was the site of mass protests that led to the overthrow of president hosni mubarak. organisers of a climate change march in paris have called off their demonstration after violent clashes between police and radical activists. the climate march was initially peaceful until groups of so—called "yellow vest" protestersjoined it. police have fired tear gas and made more than 100 arrests. the headlines on bbc news: jeremy corbyn has quashed an attempt to oust tom watson as the deputy leader of the labour party, a row which has overshadowed the start of the party's conference in brighton. iran reacts defiantly in response to the us sending troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the uae, after last week's attack on saudi oilfacilities. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre

democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again respond with force and indiscriminate attention to the syrian government did use chlorine as a chemical weapon in its battle to italy and that's the finding of a u.s. investigation secretary state might pump aoe has condemned damascus saying the white house has been working on preventing such attacks against civilians president bashar al assad's regime has been accused of several chemical weapon attacks against syrian people during the country's 8 year long civil war. trade talks between the u.s. and china will resume in 2 weeks that's according to u.s. media reports it's believed the meeting will take place in beijing on october the 10th u.s. officials had s

democracy causes he is empowered autocrats all over the world at the top of that list is president al sisi the congress is going to be watching what happens is these protests unfold tomorrow we have seen what sisi has done over the past week or so locking up hundreds of dissidents disappearing many we're going to be watching we expect these protests to be able to be held and we are going to hold the egyptians to account if they once again of respond with force and indiscriminate attention. well mohamed el masry joins me now on science he's an associate professor of media and cultural studies at the doha institute for graduate studies thanks very much for joining us here on all just 0 just to sort of set the scene for us where if these protests come from what's behind them well in many ways things have been simmering for some time for years i think the protests that will see today are the result of pent up anger that egyptians have felt for for years but the immediate instigator for these latest rounds of protests has been mohamed ali a former military contractor an insider who worked with

media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah al sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welcome posted on his official facebook page with the president reassures this crowd that all is well with the market what are you doing here why you got up early on a friday morning life is good and easy you have to know that the egyptians are very aware of how they try to fake the realities unrealistic things and deceive the people for the sake of allah and for the sake of you what happened before will never happen again don't worry and don't be worried good morning to you but despite the president's assurances something is happening here we're going out troops all over the streets of cairo now is and we are to do random checks all over the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that runs this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people a government that secure in its standing at security which little missy and it support among egypt

media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah al sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welcome posted on his official facebook page with the president reassures this crowd that all is well with the market what are you doing here why you got up early on a friday morning life is good and easy you have to know that the egyptians are very aware of how they try to fake the realities and realistic things and deceive the people for the sake of allah and for the sake of you what happened before will never happen again don't worry and don't be worried good morning to you but despite the president's assurances something is happening here waiting out troops all over the streets of cairo and alexandria to do random checks all over the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that runs this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people our government didn't secure any standing at security which little missy and it. wouldn't be so frighte

in 2000 and after the bush administration was over i went over to the al-sisi my former boss, to seee president in his office in dallas try to give a copy of my book. i'll never forget, i handed in the book and he said, he's a very blunt man. he said what is this? i said it's a book about eisner and and civil rights. he said the price it's not a shorter book. [laughing] it's like that's why you need to read the book. he did more than you think. in terms of getting to the heart of nixon and what kind of heartbeat nixon have, i think in the same when we all do. there's good and bad in it. that's the human condition. that's why this period . microsoft faceting to me because this period of his life, his last 20 years is very tantalizing. you know, watergate, the book starts after watergate. i don't spend a lot of time focusing on that because i didn't want the baby a part of the story. i wanted to be okay, watergate happened. we fed libraries of books written about it. what happened at that? how did he do with it as a man and as a human? i think you don't like with any of us would. the s

media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah al sisi returned to cairo early on friday from the un general assembly in new york this welcome posted on his official facebook page with the president reassures this crowd that all is well with the market what are you doing here and why you got up early on a friday morning life is good and easy you have to know that the egyptians are very aware of how they try to fake the realities and realistic things and deceive the people for the sake of allah and for the sake of you what happened before will never happen again don't worry and don't be worried good morning to you but despite the president's assurances something is happening here waiting out troops all over the streets of cairo now is and we are to do random checks all over the city is a very clear reflection of this government's insecurity. the fact that the thing that runs this government more than anything else is the voice of its own people a government that secure in its standing security which little missy and it support among egypti

al-jazeera. where ever your. the. rare protests on egypt's 3 says thousands demand the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back t. ball also coming up the u.s. is sending more troops and military equipment decided to arabia and the u.a.e. in response to attacks on oil facilities blamed on iran. we share one planet we give our only why are we letting you get away i call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protests plus. i'm enters a pellet a research laboratory on the red sea i'll show you what jordanian scientists are doing to save britain for the species. thousands of egyptians have joined rare nationwide protests demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi they accuse him and other military leaders of corruption is banned from reporting inside egypt but it's believed that several arrests were made in the capital cairo shallot balance has the details. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-sisi

al-jazeera. calls for egypt's president to resign rep protests break out across the country demanding abdel fattah el-sisi his removal. this is al jazeera life and also coming up the president has approved the deployment of u.s. forces the u.s. takes the 1st step to support saudi arabia in response to attacks on its oil facilities. yemen's who see rebels offer to end hostilities with saudi arabia but warn that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. we share one planet they get our only goal and why are we letting it go to a way out a call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protest. thousands of people are protesting across egypt calling on president. to resign several people have been arrested a protest in the capital cairo there was banned from reporting inside the country sisi has arrived in new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly but has yet to comment on the protests challah ballasts reports. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-s

al-jazeera. as a process in egypt says demonstrators demands president sisi step down. and how am i here doing this is al jazeera vi from doha also coming out on the beirut for iran has released a british flight all tanker 2 months after detaining the vessel in the strait of hormuz. demonstrators rally in hong kong to condemn the government for detaining protesters plus. the government seems intent on ripping off. a former british conservative prime minister warns boris johnson could trick his way into forcing a no deal breaks its. demonstrators in egypt or again calling for. president sisi to step down protests have spread to several cities these pictures are from antigovernment protests in the capital cairo police of calls of all entrances to tahrir square the hearts of the 2011 revolution and these pictures coming in from in upper egypt where more crowds are calling for the president's resignation cafes and shops have been shots and football matches canceled and security is heightened across the country well pro-government counter-demonstrations have also taken place

for egypt's president to go protest breakouts across the country demanding abdel fattah el-sisi removal. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. but the president has approved the deployment of u.s. forces. the u.s. takes the 1st step to support saudi arabia in response to attacks on its all facilities. yemen's hoochie rebels offer to end hostilities with so. the arabia but one that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. we share one planet like this our only why are we letting it go to waste a call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protest. thousands of people are protesting across egypt calling on president abdullah fatter l.c.c. to resign over corruption allegations so 4 people have been arrested at protests in the capital cairo is banned from reporting inside egypt sisi has arrived in new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly but is yet to comment on the protests reports. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-sisi c

al-jazeera. police fired tear gas as protests in egypt run into a 2nd night the demonstrators are demanding president sisisteps down. i mean this is al jazeera live from also coming up. saudi arabia says it will respond to an attack on us all facilities following an investigation as it claims iran for the assault. we need young people are unstoppable. songbird opens the 1st u.n. use climate summit saying she and others won't rest until there is action on global warming. for their future stripped of their autonomy in the people of le duc get ready to be ruled from india's capital. protests have broken out in egypt for a 2nd day demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi it comes after dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. as more. mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not. true as antigovernment protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in the world were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appeared to be unarmed demonstrators egypti

al jazeera television. calls to free people arrested in egypt during rare protests against president sisi . ello again i'm the star of the italian this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up saudi arabia says it's talking with allies and friends to decide the next steps after attacks on its oil facilities which it blames on iran. another round of protests in hong kong and then street battles arrests and tear gas and. we young people are unstoppable activist aggressive tone but opens the fast un youth climate summit saying she and others won't rest until there is action on global warming. now human rights watch is calling on egypt to immediately release people arrested for protesting thousands came out onto the streets on. friday in a rash of defiance against the government. reports. protesters import syeed determined to continue what happened in cities nationwide on friday night. the red show dissent ended when riot police moved in one officer in cairo urging his men not to open fire on demonstrators demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi. some arrests were made inc

as protests in egypt run into a 2nd night the demonstrators are demanding president sisi steps down. i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up saudi arabia says it will respond to an attack on its all facilities following an investigation as it claims a run for the assault. we young people are unstoppable activists berg opens the 1st u.n. climate summit saying she and others won't rest until there's action on global warming. that's really a u.n. . the dark world i would say desperate journalists immortalize telling the stories of the global refugee crisis through a. process of broken ass in egypt for a 2nd day demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi it comes after dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. as more. mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not. in suez and the government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appeared to be unarmed demonstrators egypt

al-jazeera. thousands of people have been protesting across egypt calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign their reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months or after suffocating from tear gas more u.s. troops and missile defense systems are being sent to sarge arabia and the u.a.e. to defend debt to defend against what americans call even in aggression iran denies the allegations of involvement in attacks on oil processing plants in saudi arabia a week ago meanwhile yemen's who the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi territory as long as a kingdom also holds its campaign the group took credit for the attacks on saudi oil facilities last week and they've won that the saudi kingdom or suffer more attacks if the war continues. we reserve the right to respond if they fail to reciprocate positively to this initiative the continuation of this war we're not going to put any side on the contrary it could lead to dangerous developments which we do not wish to take blows we say this knowing that the ones who would suffer more are the enemy nations hundreds of protesters

al-jazeera. where every. thousands risk of arrest in egypt to again demand the president sisi step down despite a major show of force by the police. and no i'm maryam namazie in london a very warm welcome to al-jazeera on the program. a democrat led house committee issues a subpoena for secretary of state michael compelling him to hand over documents related to ukraine. what is going to harp on. when the gov use lifted will be a black box. pakistan's prime minister attacks his indian counterparts over his actions in kashmir and urges the united nations to intervene. and police rescue more than 300 people from a building in northern nigeria many of them children some held in chains. police in egypt have dispersed a protest in the capital cairo but demonstrators were out again in several other cities calling for the resignation of president abdel fatah sisi cafes and shops were closed football matches have been perspire and as officials tighten security across the country well the protests 1st started a week ago in response to corruption allegations since then human rights groups say more than 2000 people have b

welcome to the news hour our top story demonstrators in egypt of again ben al calling for the resignation of president sisi cafes and shops were closed football matches but officials tightened security across the country the protests began initially a week ago in response to corruption allegations since then human rights groups say more than 2000 people have been arrested stephanie decker reports. they took a risk to come out to the streets in protest for a 2nd friday that's despite warnings from egyptian security forces that they would face a harsh response al-jazeera cannot independently verify these videos but they are said to be in kenya the city and are pretty gypped and also in l.a. want to clear the capital cairo other reports suggest a large security presence in central cairo with the streets virtually deserted the roads the higher square which has been the heart of previous protests over the years blocked off. another narrative in what is just as much a media campaign state television showing pro-government protests in the capital president abdel fatah sisi return to cairo early on friday from the

how many of ball here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding the president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months off to suffocating from tear gas to mile sheil has more. what we didn't expect was the scope and scale across the nation right so not just in cairo not just in the street even across several places maggies and so forth within cairo and alexandria egypt 2nd largest city sewers. afterward to the miata. which was the birthplace of the 6 movements which gave birth to the journey 25th revolution later on the u.s. has announced it's sending more troops to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to bolster defensive capabilities in the face of what it calls a rainy and aggression the deployment follows a drone a missile attack on key oil facilities in saudi arabia like canada has more. it was a hastily arranged news conference at the pentagon following a meeting of the national security council the secretary of defense announce the further deployment of u.s. forces to the middle east the intention he said to

suggest some commanders often pathetic to the protest movement either way they say sisi should be worried victoria gayton be al-jazeera a former government contractor whose videos helped spark these protests in egypt has now posted a new message on social media muhammad ali is calling on egyptian security forces to remove president sisi from power by next friday or he says millions will take to the streets. i so i'm still waiting for a response from the defense minister and security forces saying that c.c. is out he is no longer fit for this mix right it is also makes him i'm waiting for that decision and the next step is a multi 1000000 man march we started in our local streets the next priority we would take to the major squares. well for more on all this we can speak to dalia funny she is a senior fellow at the center for global policy in washington joins us now via skype from new jersey and so we're just seeing the latest post from ex military contractor mohammed ali who social media posts of really sparked so much interest i think they've been viewed by millions of people who are furious about the corrupt

sisi should be. victoria gate and be al-jazeera. al-jazeera correspondent jamal sheil covered the 2011 uprising in egypt and the coup and 2013 and he joins me now jamal you were there in 2011 and we've been hearing some of the same slogans being shouted on the streets is it safe to draw parallels between what happened then and now in some respects i mean this is born out of. frustration and anger at. misgovernance oppression at the lack of a future for a large section of egyptian society which we're talking about the vast majority are young below the age of 30 or 35 years old so in that respects there is what is maybe different about the past 24 hours in egypt is that there was no real buildup to it so in 2011 there was calls for protests across some time 25th because during 25th was the day dedicated to celebrate the police and the interior ministry people had seen the brutality of the police through the killing of the then other young egyptians at the time there was the build up of the april 6th movements the enough movement the r

it watching al-jazeera remind of the top stories this hour protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding the president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months or after suffocating from tear gas. the u.s. plans to send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for last week's attacks the rebels said they were behind it tehran has denied involvement. and who the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi arabian territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warn that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. millions across the globe who have taken part in the biggest climate change protest on record young people took the lead demanding governments to do more to cut emissions the week long campaign aides to step up the. pressure leaders gathering in new york for the united nations general assembly is on the reports. the young people are fed up and took to the streets of new york to say it's time for adults i don't need to acknowledg

in doha the top stories on al-jazeera protests are broken out across egypt thousands of demonstrators are demanding president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months sora after suffocating from tear gas jamal sheil has more. what we didn't expect was the scope and scale across the nation right so not just in cairo not just in the heat even across several places maggies and so forth within cairo and alexandria egypt 2nd largest city sewers. toward the after and which was the birthplace of the 6 movements which gave birth to the germany 25th revolution later on the pentagon has announced it will send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for last week's attacks yemen's hooty rebels say they were behind it the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi arabian territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warned riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war millions across the globe who have taken part in the biggest climate change protest o

al-jazeera. this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. protests across egypt for its 2nd successive friday demanding president sisi step down. the world community must give the people of kashmir the right of self-determination. and emotional appeal by the pakistani prime minister as he was warns of a bloodbath an indian administered kashmir. 3 house oversight committees order the u.s. secretary of state to produce documents relating to president trump's call to his ukrainian counterpart. chained abused and tortured nigerian police free at least $300.00 imprisoned boys. hundreds of egyptians have defied a security clampdown for a 2nd successive friday enjoying demonstrations demanding the president steps down they accuse sisi of corruption and destroying the economy rights groups are reporting the biggest roundup of mass arrests in sisi took over in 2013 after overthrowing the 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi stephanie decker has more. they took a risk to come out to the streets in protest for a 2nd friday that's despite warnings from egyptian security forces that they would face a harsh response

president to resign protests break out across the country demanding abdel fattah el-sisi his removal. i mean this is aljazeera live from also coming up the president usa it's the 1st step to support saudi arabia in response to attacks on its oil facilities. yemen's hooty rebels officer and hostilities with saudi arabia but warn that riyadh will suffer the greatest damage if it continues the war. and we meet the irish family is worried that their livelihoods won't survive breck says. thousands of people are protesting across egypt calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to resign several people have been arrested a protest in the capital cairo has banned from reporting inside the country sisi has arrived in new york ahead of the u.n. general assembly but is yet to comment on the protests charlotte bless reports. from cairo to alexandria to men sora anger and resentment filled egypt's streets people protested against president abdul fattah el-sisi calling for him to resign from on corruption allegations and a reassigned they flooded into cairo's to his square before police dispersed the crowd arresting

row demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president sisi over corruption allegations rallies are taking place in suez and these are aljazeera understands at least one person has been killed in the on rest since friday and video on social media appears to show several people being arrested human rights watch is calling for the immediate release of those who were detained or i've also been some small gatherings in new york which egypt's president has flown into for the un general assembly which is set to get under way and also the former government contractors videos about corruption in egypt help spot these protests has posted a new message on social media calling for president sisi to be removed from power by next friday i go and i'm still waiting for a response from the defense minister and security forces saying that c.c. is out he is no longer fit for this mix right it is his ultimatum says i'm waiting for that decision and the next step is a multi 1000000 man march we started in our local streets but next priority we will take to the major squares since. all right police have fired tear gas at protesters in hong

to the top stories this hour on al-jazeera demonstrators in egypt are again calling for president out the front of sisi to step down protests have spread to several cities and they have also been counted demonstrations in support of president c.c. . the pakistani prime minister montana's use his speech at the un general assembly to deliver an extraordinary attack on india's actions in kashmir has warned the un to intervene to prevent war between 2 nuclear power maybe it's and iran has released a british tanker that had been detained in the strait of hormuz since july the scene impera departed from the port of bandar abbas it is now out in international waters. hundreds of former u.s. national security and foreign policy officials have signed a statement calling donald trump's phone call with his ukrainian counterpart a profound national security concern u.s. democrats are now appealing for more witnesses to come forward with any evidence that trump asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival joe biden a whistle. has also accused white house officials of trying to conceal politically sensi

israelis that they can trust such matters to someone else ari force at al-jazeera southern israel egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi says allegations of corruption against him and his army generals amount to defamation and egyptian businessman who was worked as a military contractor for 15 years has posted videos online accusing wasting millions of dollars of public money on palaces villas hotels they tell me has a story. that addressing a youth summit in the capital cairo president abdel fattah el-sisi did not directly address the accusations of corruption made against him and members of the egyptian army but he did say this. how much do you think a day of operations in sinai costs we don't talk about this then we see someone daring to come out and defame the army someone who wants to shock you panic you someone who dares to try to disparage the great value of our great army c.c. was alluding to allegations made by egyptian businessman mohammed. he worked as a military contractor for 15 year is alie has posted a series of videos on social media in which he says sisi and members of the armed forces wasted millions

al-jazeera. police fired tear gas as protests in egypt run into a 2nd night the demonstrators are demanding president sisisteps down. parka this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up saudi arabia says it will respond to an attack on its all facilities following an investigation as it blames iran for the assaults. young people are unstoppable. opens the 1st u.n. youth climate summit saying she and others won't rest until there's action on global warming. worried for their future stripped of their autonomy the people of libya get ready to be ruled from india's capital. protests are broken out in egypt for a 2nd day demanding the resignation of president abdel fattah el-sisi it comes after dozens of people were arrested in friday's rallies which saw thousands take to the streets. as more. i was mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not thanks us and he government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appeared to be unarmed demonstrators egyptia

for the president to resign they accuse abdul fattah el-sisi of corruption and destroying the economy. those headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after head to head next. it may very well be one of the most controversial companies in our country's history that quality usa is being called the largest private economy in the world you're in washington convicting 4 former blackwater security guards in the 2000 my guest tonight is the controversial founder and former c.e.o. of blackwater erik prince you do it move the person of john q. to bill you don't you disagree that branded a war profiteer and a super mercenary by his critics princes were made over a $1000000000.00 out of the so-called war on terror but also highlighted the clear danger of using private contractors on the battlefield and yet now back on the scene trying to privatized the war in afghanistan but offering to replace u.s. and nato troops there with his own private security force but will handing the war to print really help end it i'm in the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with erik prince a former navy seal and the founder o