world leaders on sunday by video link live now to beirut and out as heroes correspondent zain a hotter zina how big are we expecting these demonstrations to be. well as you can see behind me people have started to converge in martyrs square civil society groups there calling on people to return to the streets they're saying that enough is enough there's a lot of anger there's a rage people are calling for revenge they're calling for justice they say today is about justice for the victims of tuesday's blast just look behind me they constructed gallows they want politicians hanged they want politicians executed a few months back last october in fact martyrs square was the epicenter of a protest movement we saw a mass demonstrations across the country people called for a change in leadership that they wanted to topple the political and security establishment which has been governing this country for decades but today toppling the ruling elite is not enough for the people in the streets what they're telling us is that these people should be held to account they're blaming them for the blast at

extremist seeing prosecutors do say that he and the 2nd defendant acted indeed on an extreme far right and zina phobic motive so what does this case tell us about how big a problem right wing extremism is in germany. this is just of course one case but a very very high profile and serious tragic case as well in the broader picture over far right extremism in germany right now the interior minister who 1st said just earlier this year that fall right extremism is the biggest danger facing germany right now and we saw it just last year in 2019 an increase in the number of politically motivated crimes as well specifically by the far right extremists see and say there are growing concerns as to how big a problem this is for many years the have the has been growing criticism far too often with ortiz of being turning a blind eye and underestimating the extent to which the far right extremist scene is active in germany and also the extent to which it is even already managed to infiltrate a state institutions as well including the military and also the police force are political correspondent kate brady

trait which they say were kept in unsafe conditions at the port from beirut zina holder reports. the people of this disaster stricken city are starting to assess and comprehend the extent of the damage of a blast that was far more destructive than any explosion lebanon has ever seen just before sunset on tuesday highly explosive material stored at a warehouse at beirut port caused the blast sending shock waves across the city now in ruins. almost every building has been damaged many are dead thousands are injured rescue workers worked through the night and into the morning as people and bodies were feared trapped underneath the rubble telling them. my husband is an employee at the electricity company he survived but his colleagues didn't the only non moving their bodies from under the rubble this is a country already reeling from a dire economic crisis where 50 percent of the population live below the poverty line the damage spread several kilometers more than 300000 people are now displaced its people are not in a position to cope with this disaster. but the. material losses are

management and they say we really need help or else we are not it's not going to be business as usual ok zina we'll leave it there thank you very much in order reporting there from beirut. still ahead here on al-jazeera. times iran's intelligence we have the latest reaction to the presidential election the opposition says these 3. attacks on safari the french president denounces the killing of heat workers. had a defensible crowd across much of the north and the northeast of asia but also bringing with it of course a very heavy amount of rain across some areas this is a bundle of. this is john may the tropical storm is racing across the south china say but of course getting ever closer to a south korea now the ways of the picking up ahead of the arrival of that storm the ships being brought into harbor but of course also still dealing with the loss of a floodwater but just have a look at this because these cows have ended up on the roof of this building the floodwaters was so high this is the only place they have to go so they're being lifted off one by one by a crane now this is a progress j

international rescue teams are still arriving in beirut and the crisis is getting worse zina harder as more. search and rescue teams are still digging through the rubble at beirut port the site of massive explosions that damaged or destroyed much of the lebanese capital families are desperate for news about their loved ones dozens are missing there is pain and grief zainab meshech fears she will never see her husband allie again. another son there's a still are still i don't know where he is i haven't heard from him since 6 pm monday i want to know if he's alive or dead. rescue experts from abroad have started to arrive to help a country that wasn't prepared to cope with a disaster like this all of us are. helping each other with the army to find corpses there's still a lot of destruction we need to move the stock to building to find there is somebody else. the blasts were felt kilometers away killing dozens and wounding thousands buildings homes shops destroyed $300000.00 people displaced billions of dollars in damage investigations are focusing on possible negligence in storing tons