you for joining us we begin the program with some breaking news the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning bally was taken to hospital after he fainted during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam let's speak to nicholas talk to now who is in senegal a force as some of us 1st of all what else do we know of around what happened. well the death was just announced moments ago but it happened around midday today he was just before he went into the company bidding he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he's working for the decades to come and for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the vendor in iraq. coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting suddenly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reas

the ivory coast prime minister is died after collapsing during a cabinet meeting amadou gone $72.00 he was due to run for president in 3 months time. the un has warned of unprecedented levels of foreign interference in libya and new good terraces both sides and the countries that backed them to end the fighting and agree on a ceasefire are diplomatic editor james bays has more from un headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year the un and the international community said they would bring peace to libya instead violence has intensified with repeated war crimes mass graves and civilian casualties there are new risks as well as opportunities for peace now that general have to forces have been pushed all the way to sirte time is not on our side in libya the conflict is and then you face foreign interference breaching and dissident levels including in the delivery of sophisticated equipment and the number of mercenaries involved in the fighting. germany has been leading international efforts in january it pulled together key players at a conference in berkeley in germany now has the preside

hello ira in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning pretty bad he was taken to hospital after he fainted a during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam he was chosen in march to be the ruling party's candidate for the october presidential election nicolas more details on the events leading up to death. just before he went into the cabinet meeting he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he said he's working for the decades to come in for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting certainly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reasons of his death the way he died from but for 2 months he was taken

i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone could be but he has died unexpectedly at the age of 61 going clear but he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election coming up in october and his passing raises questions about who will replace him in that race the cause of death has not yet been disclosed but clearly had a heart transplant 8 years ago and had just received medical treatment in france. a reporter girl in foma told us what could be belize death means for ivory coast. it's a big shock 5 rickles suddenly because he was only in march so i declared being the presidential candidate for the ruling party as you said earlier the election coming up this year in october. tomorrow and so all these. him as a kind of presidential candidate is because i was president since 2010 has only 2 to 5 years one term and there was a big movement and it's all over africa to restrict these long time no ever standing presidents so he said he couldn't go another time and. he is one of his closest allies so that was his decisio

. >> the ivory coast is mourning the p president as he announced the death of the prime amadou 61-year-old coulibaly died after falling ill after a cabinet meeting and had just returned f from heart treatment here inn frarance. france 24's mark perlman joins me now. mark, can you tell us more about the prime minister and reactions s in the i ivory coas his deatath. mark: the prime minister was a candidate for his p party and w the clear favororite for the elections slated on octobober 3 he w was sick. he had a heart problem back in 2012 and he was in paris for two months after saying he would only stay for a few days and so there was clearly some worry about his health and whether he could run the campaign and eventually become president. however, he came back on july 2 to the ivory coast and people thought he seems to be ok and then he had this health problem and he could not recover from yesterday from the cabinet meeting and was a big shock because people thought he was out of the woods essentially so you have heard on this very rare occasion all parties, some in the oppositition and ev

amadou concluded that he wasas sixty oe years old he was married and had five children. it will have the cash i'v've already politic. he's been chosen as the ruling party's candidate the presidedet election not. again for a third term. institution was changeded in twenty sixteen anand he is aligned to the account that it's part it's a decision that is likely to position. 2% sure. we'll let you know more on the story of course as we get it but the fact of the matter that the- prime minister ofof. code i'm going to. has died. moving on the reason we shuffle french government led by the u. prime minister john. casss tech'h's tk part in its first question. and answer session. the not assembling you prime minister saying he's against another lockdown. expertise france prepares for the official lifting of the health emergency. fears grow the second wave of nineteen could arrive. kustok says the economic and humanan consequencs of a second lockdown would be disastrous. he was the mastermind behind the front is the coffee all the easing of coronavirus lockdown restriction with k

that are coming out of yemen he's on eichmann and he doesn't always have the best quality connection amad with it which is going to refresh that connection. and initially some of this is the daily report of a kofi cases so in yemen they have 304 tests 432 because it's over a 1000 cases these are the ones that we know as of the beginning of this week africa for you what they're getting for human rights watch how is covariate complicated network. traumatically but i think it's very important to talk about the health care system and how does the human tatting catastrophe is the result of years of. years of conflict so it's not like a natural disaster or something so the economy is crumbling the yemen's infrastructure is in and disaster state its health care system has almost collapsed and this is not you know like i told you this is not just naturally that happened it is the direct result of how the conflict has been conducted by the war in parties with utter disregard for international law and here human tatty and norms so the warring parties in yemen clothing you know the saudi led coaliti

the prime minister of the ivory coast, amadou gon coulibaly, has died at the age of 61.was taken ill whilst chairing a cabinet meeting earlier this week and died in hospital. he was due to stand as the governing rdr party's candidate in 0ctober‘s presidential elections. for many children in lockdown, going to school has meant going online. but in the uk, around 700,000 students have missed out on schoolwork because they don't own a computer or even have internet access. a new programme is trying to change that by getting donated computer equipment to those who need it most, as fiona lamdin reports. homeschooling. can i borrow your phone, please, mum? yeah. thank you. this family in swindon, like thousands, having to learn without a computer. it takes forever, and it stresses you out, and then ijust end up giving up and not doing it. do you feel like you're falling behind? yeah, a lot. because i'm not getting as much help as i should be. i just can't, like, focus properly. and it — sometimes it crashes. i'm finding it very, very stressful, and to be honest, sometimes i fi

hello barbara siren london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning pretty bad he was taken to hospital after he fainted a during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam he was chosen in march to be the ruling party's candidate for the october presidential election nicholas sachs has more details on the events leading up to quickly by these death just before he went into the cabinet meeting he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he said he's working for the decades to come in for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the member in ivory coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting certainly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reasons of his death or what

welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone look we barley has died at the age of 61 he was taken to hospital after fainting during a cabinet meeting he had just returned from a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam the number of confirmed corona virus cases in the united states has now passed of 3000000 more than 130000 people across the country have died that's the highest best toll of any nation and serbia's president has reversed his decision to agree impose coronavirus restrictions after thousands gathered in belgrade to protest against the government aleksandr try to reinforce measures up to service highest a single day best told from cope with 19. the u.k. government has announced the $37000000000.00 mini budget including half price restaurant meals in a bid to save jobs and pump new life into a coronavirus battered economy it's launching what it calls the kickstarter scheme it's offering to pay $6.00 month's wages to any employer who creates a high standard job for people aged $16.00 to $24.00 the so i sure don

thousands of mourners were paying tribute to amadou gone coulibaly whose body has been returned to his hometown for the 61 year old who was due to run for the presidency in october he suffered a heart attack on july the 8th just after attending a cabinet meeting in the united states the rates of street crime is usually higher during summertime but this year it's been much worse with hundreds of people shot or killed some say there are fewer officers because of the pandemic others blame extra deployments to protest over the killing of george floyd john hendren reports now from chicago 7 year old natalia wallace was gunned down when a group of men opened fire at an independence day party one of 27 people killed in more than 100 others shot over the past 2 weekends in chicago. and also has broken again. we got a tad of the damage. in atlanta an 8 year old girl was gunned down the same day enough isn't. in brooklyn on monday 10 people were injured and a one year old boy was killed in a drive by shooting you know this is weekend we cab got to get through to. get a root. of this problem tio

have paid tribute to their prime minister who died during a cabinet meeting on wednesday many fear amadou gong clearly bally's death will create political instability nicholas holds. a sense of uncertainty of what is to come the front pages of newspapers reflecting the mood of a country in shock a cruel loss reached this front page prime minister coulibaly leaving this stage headlines another so it's a shock for all ivorians africa has lost one of its best and it's all of africa that's in morning said. it's the nation that has lost a loyal son i think i mean he was in a good place for the upcoming presidential elections now the ruling party will be in turmoil the 61 year old was president alison want to rise chosen successor for october's presidential election i'm going to go on coulibaly suffered a heart attack and collapsed during a cabinet meeting on wednesday with his death becomes a political vacuum with many to take his place and become the ruling party's candidate in a closed door meeting party leaders met scrambling for a solution while the president's spokesman but a chief in def

the ivory coast prime minister has died after collapsing during a cabinet meeting amadou diallo was due to run for president in 3 months time. rising tensions within the ruling coalition of the democratic republic of congo are threatening to bring down the government supporters of rival factions are rallying in the capital kinshasa the latest protests are over a controversial appointment to the electoral commission of an official accused of rigging elections. catherine soy is following the story from nairobi joins us live from there so how 1st of all how the protest shaping up. was this. hundreds of supporters from both sides of the ruling coalition are on the streets you d.p.s. this is the party of president felix to see his supporters in the hundreds we're being told there outside the headquarters saying they are preparing to march in the coming hour or so they say they are open to the nomination of this electoral president they say that this nomination down by parliament was not in consultation of the end tire ruling coalition it was. not done by consensus as well they wanted to see

the prime minister of ivory coast, amadou gon coulibaly, has died at the age of 61.ken ill whilst chairing a cabinet meeting earlier this week and died in hospital. he was due to stand as the governing rdr party's candidate in october's presidential elections and had recently returned from france, where he was treated for a heart condition. police have used tear gas to disperse protesters who had gathered in front of the national assembly in belgrade. the serbian capital has seen its second day of unrest following the announcement that coronavirus restrictions could be renewed. protesters tried to storm the parliament on tuesday after the initial announcement. a final decision is expected on thursday. residents of melbourne in australia are waking up today to a depressing sense of deja vu. the city is back under lockdown after a recent spike in coronavirus cases. 5 million people have been ordered to stay at home except for essentials like shopping, unavoidable work or caregiving. wednesday was the third day in a row that the state of victoria recorded more than 100

ivory coast is facing new political uncertainty after the sudden death of its prime minister amadou gone coolly but he was also the ruling party's candidate for the presidential election this is clear but he just moments before a cabinet meeting where he collapsed he was later confirmed dead in hospital he returned to ivory coast just last week after medical treatment in fronts in march the 61 year old was hand-picked by president alassane ouattara who said he would not seek a 3rd term make us hike is following developments from neighboring senegal. this is a big blow for the president because with this death comes a political crisis a political void the question is now who will replace coulibaly who was the chosen successor to want to or are expected to run in the next upcoming presidential election in october and whoever will come next will have to defeat the candidates which are only going to be a former president of ivory coast a heavyweight of the opposition and the young newcomer that was once a close ally of watch our. sorow so the announcement of his death is very problematic for

political leaders amadou to say say see you killed they came to power in 1960 surely i don't weakness for german technology. this is over 2000000 troops and for whom you take a plane and fly around and see if you can find something suitable from my. angle i want to come to the 1st observation stuff online supply more surveillance of mine going to this it will come down to that like the prestige value of having a space launch site in africa in his own country and the 1st one to launch satellites from africa would be attractive in a long range and assuring 0 money probably talked loudest to it it. was extremely corrupt. yalit book but he was supported at the time by the french the americans felt as a john and generally by the europeans. because neighboring angola was supported by and also impact country missiles to be part of the sharif. for one bush during the. provided for under limited use of 100000 square kilometers of territory similar to the area of the former g.d.r. which had 104000 square kilometers have you had to look for a top committed as this was a huge area which requires

we had amadou diallo, abner louima in new york 20 years ago and they're all basically the same eric garner type of policing, they wan good thing, jimmy. i think, look, if you don't have trust and respect between the police and the community, you have nothing the relationship has to work and if it's not working for one party, the relationship isn't working. and what the community is saying is, it's not working for us so great, let's reset the relationship and what do you want from the police department and what do you not want what do you want fixed and let's have that conversation as a nation we're starting it in this state. and i said every police department in every city has to sit down at the table with the other side in a collaborative and redesign a police department that works for everyone and change the procedures you need to change. because the police have to do their job also and they need trust and respect to do their job. but i think it's a great transformational moment where we get to reset and change the posters i want to say, that if you don't mind me showing. like here's one

hack our correspondent talking to us from senegal our boate the death of prime minister of a close amadou gone quickly body he died suddenly after fainting joining a cabinet meeting on wednesday afternoon he was then taken to hospital where he was later pronounced dead he was being lined up as the presidential successor for the upcoming elections in november as the ruling party candidate the u.n. secretary general has warned that the conflict in libya has entered a new phase with foreign interference reaching unprecedented levels until you go south as was addressing a virtual session of the security council on the violence there head of the session russia's foreign minister said he's in talks with his counterparts in turkey about a possible ceasefire this isn't the 1st time that a cease fire has been proposed while of khalifa haftar said he would consider one after his forces began losing their major strongholds libyan conflicts been fueled by a number of international backers the u.n. recognize government in tripoli is being backed by turkey while after has had support from russia egypt

the prime minister of ivory coast, amadou gon coulibaly, has died, aged 61.y was taken ill while chairing a cabinet meeting earlier this week and died in hospital. he was due to stand as candidate for the governing rdr party in 0ctober‘s presidential elections, and had recently returned from treatment in france for a heart condition. a former mexican state governor has been arrested in florida after more than three years on the run. cesar duarte, who was governor of chichuahua, is accused of embezzling millions of dollars of public funds to live a lavish lifestyle. health workers in latin america are protesting over a lack of protective equipment in the battle against coronavirus. the continent has now recorded more than 2.9 million cases. freya cole starts this report in peru's capital city. rallying outside their workplace, these nurses in peru say their life is at risk. they‘ re demanding better protection from the virus, which has so far claimed more than 10,000 lives across the country. translation: many of my colleagues have become ill, and there is no

the loss of amadou don't call it is like starting all over again but we have to stay strong and leave strong we are very devastated because i'm a do was a man of honor he died in the line of duty so we must be like him and stand strong because there is also the sense of responsibility that requires us to make thousands of ivorians count on president our son or daughter what has until july 28th to decide whether to be a candidate his opponents including former president clinton b.j. also a candidate to the presidency accuses want to earth failing to address political grievances that led to the 2011 civil war when former president laurent gbagbo refused to concede defeat 3000 people died and tens of thousands were displaced as politicians fought for power. that is fueling a sense of instability months before a much anticipated election which is now getting many ivorians worried nicholas hawk al-jazeera as promised here's an eye with your support thank you very much to europe's top football teams and now know their route to champions league glory the draw as been made for many tournament

maraniss, her father worked in scranton, pennsylvania, worked in the factories and mines as a youth, amadeis way to chicago. her mother was a traditional housewife. where did this come from in hillary clinton? >> i wouldn't call her mother a traditional housewife. she was a housewife but she was very strong and independent and infused that into hillary. her father was a rock-ribbed republican. park ridge was 99.5% white. it was in the deep heart of the midwest middle class. it was very sheltered in that sense. the children were the chosen ones and hillary thought of herself as the chosen of the chosen ones. but she also -- so, she had her father's politics. but as gail said, the politics were sort of incidental to who she thought she was. she even had -- she was very strongly a methodist throughout her life, but it started in her early teenage years. and her youth minister, don jones, was a very progressive person who was challenging hillary and many of the other kids to sort of think about the world outside of park ridge. so, that was going on in her mind even before she blossomed or chan