involving children has shot their toes it's the last andress in the lebanese capital since anti-government protests began there 3 months ago. and virginia's governor declared a state of emergency ahead of a massive pro-gun rally job you looks at why the streets fight over gun control has become so divisive. on a warm welcome to you i'm on that that shima. a push towards a full ceasefire in libya one leaders gathered in berlin at the weekend for a peace conference they agreed to stop interfering in libya and respect a u.n. weapons in battle but after 9 years a war the leaders of libya's 2 main rival factions are still refusing to meet face to face. the mighty gathered in berlin on a sunday afternoon world powers united in a mission of hope german chancellor angela merkel invited representatives of more than 10 countries to press for a solution to the long running conflict in libya it was only a few hours before they announced a breakthrough no more arms shipments to the war torn country. couldn't whom we can confirm that we have all agreed to respect the arms embargo. and we'll also monitor

a lasting cease fire on the ground also coming up violent protests shocked fair use it's the last andress in the lebanese capital.

they usually last for a few hours before security forces are able to contain the andress in previous location security forces did not just use pyrgos and water cannon they used excessive force they beat up for custer's they made arrests and they really came under a lot of criticism by human rights groups that they used excessive force. to disperse the crowds that this really is a message from those in power those and how it has we will not allow you to storm public buildings we will now not allow you to destabilize the situation but living on what is already. the stabilizer of the political back here there's economic turmoil as you can hear the ambulances coming here and then going out to rearm to stand a lot of riot for the. employee riot police were injured during the heartbreakers for students going out to allow them why why are you here oh you've been here you've been here since day one more why this escalation now we've seen you here since october 17th you haven't left the street life. because we don't have social justice in this country we have nothing life at this point of lif

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