abdul aziz was in the linwood mosque. there's blood all over the floor.s next to my 11—year—old son. so that dead man, there... yeah, because he shot him through the window. when he was standing next to your son? yeah, yeah. his four children were praying at the time. they survived. abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer. when i ran outside, i saw two dead bodies on the floor. and i saw one man with army clothes near his car. i yelled at him, i said, who are you? i was swearing at him. i knew it wasn't an army person or something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yes, army clothing, everything army. he dropped his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle. with his own shotgun. that he had discarded? yes, he discarded it on the floor. ijust throw the shotgun on his car windows. and it smashed his window and that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. all of the women were screaming and shouting. this woman ran for her life from the al n

abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer.outside i saw two dead bodies on the floor and i saw one man with army clothes near his car and i yelled at him. i said, "who are you?" and i swore at him. i knew he wasn't an army person, or something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yeah, army clothing, everything army. he drops his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle, with his own shot guns. that he'd discarded 7 yeah, he discarded them on the floor. i just threw the shot on his car windows and smashed his window and at that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. all of the women were screaming and shouting. she ran for her life from the al noor mosque as the shots rang out. so many died around her. it's not easy. but you survived. she sobs when i think about the other‘s son, atta, he didn't make it. it is believed abdul aziz‘s courage in taking on the killer helped save lives. 0ne ray of brightness on a d

abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer.on the floor and i saw one man with army clothes near his car and i yelled at him. i said, "who are you?" and i swore at him. i knew he wasn't an army person, or something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yeah, army clothing, everything army. he drops his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle, with his own shotguns. that he'd discarded ? yeah, he discarded them on the floor. i just threw the shot on his car windows and smashed his window and at that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. it is believed his courage in taking on the killer helped save lives. 0ne ray of brightness on a dark day. many people behind me visiting the botanical gardens, where a memorial has sprung up. as well as the people from christchurch showing the support, the world's media is here. there are about a dozen tenants right across this area looking the botanical gardens and the flower

abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer.odies on the floor and i saw one man with army clothes near his car and i yelled at him. i said, "who are you?" and i swore at him. i knew he wasn't an army person, or something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yeah, army clothing, everything army. he drops his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle, with his own shotguns. that he'd discarded 7 yeah, he discarded them on the floor. ijust threw the shotgun on his car windows and smashed his window and at that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. it's believed abdul aziz‘s courage in taking on the killer helped save lives. one ray of brightness on a dark day. he has also been speaking to the mayor of christchurch. it has been this real disbelief that this could happen here in christchurch. i think the reality is we were chosen for a reason, we are a safe city and a safe country, and that is why this happened her

abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer.two dead bodies on the floor and i saw one man with army clothes near his car and i yelled at him. i said, "who are you?" and i swore at him. i knew he wasn't an army person, or something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yeah, army clothing, everything army. he drops his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle, with his own shotguns. that he'd discarded ? yeah, he discarded them on the floor. ijust threw the shotgun on his car windows and smashed his window and at that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. it's believed abdul aziz‘s courage in taking on the killer helped save lives. 0ne ray of brightness on a dark day. my colleague clive myrie has been speaking to the mayor of christchurch, lianne dalziel. it has been this real disbelief that this could happen here in christchurch. i think the reality is we were chosen for a reason, we are a safe city and a safe

abdul aziz was in the linwood mosque. there's blood all over the floor.t was next to my 11—year—old son. so that dead man, there... yeah, because he shot him through the window. when he was standing next to your son? yeah, yeah. his former co—children were praying at the time. his four children were praying at the time. they survived. abdul aziz tried to tackle the killer. when i ran outside, i saw two dead bodies on the floor. and i saw one man with army clothes near his car. i yelled at him, i said, who are you? i was swearing at him. i knew it wasn't an army personal something. so he was dressed in army fatigues, army clothing? yes, army clothing, everything army. he dropped his gun there and runs to his car. when he runs to his car, he saw i was chasing him with his own rifle. with his own shotgun. that he had discarded? yes, he discarded it on the floor. i just throw the shot gun on his car windows. and it smashed his window and that time he got a bit frightened. the murderer got away, his twisted thoughts made real. all of the women were screaming a

major demonstrations have been held in algeria against president abdul aziz beautifully his plans to run for a fifth term protests were held in several cities across the country including the capital algiers demonstrators want an eighty one year old leader who's been in power for twenty years to withdraw from the elections scheduled for later this month. security forces in somalia have shot dead three al shabaab fighters in the capital mogadishu ending an overnight standoff following a bomb attack on a city center hotel at least twenty nine people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on the. hotel on thursday evening. a canadian judge will decide next week whether the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant huawei can be extradited to the united states after canada's government approved a court hearing men one joe is currently under house arrest after being detained exactly three months ago vancouver airport at the request of the us government magnan huawei face u.s. charges of conspiring to violate sanctions on iran the cases strained relations between canada and china and the

of looting as well also protesters are back out on the streets of algeria calling for president abdul aziz bitch of it to step down transport workers are also on strike in the capital. and on the news the daughter of an opposition leader in sudan has been sentenced to one week in prison over protests against president tomorrow bashir and emergency courses also waive the twenty lashes nine female protest as was sentenced to on saturday but they will still be jailed for a month despite the state of emergency the ban and the ban on public gatherings students have been back out protesting against bashir at universities on sunday and also boycotting lecture. and exams. but this gunman are being blamed for the killing of nine policeman in myanmar the outpost was attacked in western iraq and state on saturday night the the armed group called the ara can army has been accused of helping the on laws military persecute muslims north korea's been voting to elect the country's parliament it is the second such election since kim jong un took power eight years ago kim cares cast his vote at a polling ce

central algiers and marched in all the cities around the country calling for the ailing president abdul aziz beautifully to step down and algerian t.v. station also reported that nine politicians from the ruling party had resigned and join the protests jhoom has mall. friday protests for the third successive week nationwide in algeria and this time they appear to be bigger than ever. demonstrators demanding president with the flick. banned in his bid for a fifth term in office in next month's election. just a day earlier eighty two year old with a fleet who suffered a stroke five years ago and is in switzerland for what are described as routine medical tests urged algerians not to demonstrate and warned about the risk of chaos if they did. not protesters didn't listen. three novels i am here today with my daughters with the country's children to take back our last algeria we want to take it back so that our children find where they said it they don't see and drown in the mediterranean sea. the system please leave us look at the people the action is here the people are here from all social cl

have been out in force for a fifth successive friday calling for regime change and for president abdul aziz beautifully to immediately step down and rallied in the capital algiers and smallest cities across the country as more of the president's former allies abandoned him mohammad john june reports. for the fifth friday in a row demonstrators across algeria forward into the streets gray skies did not cloud their enthusiasm rain could not dampen their passion appropriate to the occasion this man carried an umbrella designed in the colors of his country's flag . were coming from all over the country we're all one united under the umbrella of one nation we will keep protesting in the sun in the rain until we get what we want it's been almost a month since demonstrators led by the young began demanding president eyes he's beautifully withdraw from running for a fifth term in office. the eighty two year old leader reversed his decision to stand for reelection but he also postponed polls that were due in april until he said political reforms could be implemented he remains the nominal head of th

and tens of thousands of people around him to cross algeria of the president abdul aziz put the fleet his plan to run for a fifth term police fired tear gas at some protests protesters in algiers but the demonstrations will mostly peaceful. this president donald trump has asked china to lift all tariffs on american agricultural products because he says trade talks between the world's two biggest economies are progressing well trouble's i pointed out he did not impose twenty five percent tariffs on friday as he had originally planned china in the u.s. negotiating a way out of a trade war that same tit for tat hikes in tariff since last year. meanwhile a canadian judge will decide next week if a top while way executive can be extradited to the united states canada's government has approved an extradition hearing for monk show the chief financial officer of the chinese tech giant who's under house arrest after being detained three months ago at vancouver airport at the request of the us government money and way face charges of conspiring to violate sanctions on iran the case triggered a

anti-government protests tens of thousands are protesting in the capital again calling for president abdul aziz beautifully to step down that's despite riot police being deployed and metro train services halted by the government in an effort to stem the protests demonstrations began when the eighty two year old president announced that he would be seeking a fifth term in power beautifully has ruled algeria for twenty years but is ready been seen in public since he had a stroke in two thousand and thirteen or protesters on the streets of algiers have been voicing that demands. to the regime we need a better future for our children we haven't lived a good lawyer but we want our children to a little better word. we want to condemn the regime the problem is the regime. well enough is an activist involved in the protest movement and it is actually one of the protests now let's beat him on the phone from algiers thank you for taking the time to speak to us we are now seeing a third of demonstrations there in algeria can you describe for us that the scale and the strength of protests today. hello ever

protests were detained as tens of thousands of algerians protested against the government of president abdul aziz beautifully. the deadline for civilians to leave the syrian village about whose is fast approaching us back syrian democratic forces say they will resume their assault on ice a los stronghold if no more civilians leave by the end of the afternoon after pausing the fighting in order to let them escape new satellite images show increased activity around a facility where north korea assembled most of its ballistic missiles which is taken over two weeks ago showed a flurry of vehicle and train activity which has now died down suggesting items have been transported elsewhere and there's been a third attack on a bola treatment center in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed fighters have again targeted a facility which was attacked last month killing one policeman. people in power is coming up next with the story of the peacemaker but to there will be more news after that. almost two decades ago when sierra leone was in the grip of civil wall troops from nigeria which a ploy to pro

the ongoing protests in algeria, and how, according to the new deputy prime minister, president abdul azizteflika has agreed to hand over power to an elected president. the south china morning post reports on the chinese president xi jinping's upcoming visit to italy where he is expected to sign a deal on four italian ports despite security concerns in the eu. the daily telegraph looks at how a mother has been asked to attend a police interview after being accused of using the wrong pronoun to describe a transgender woman. the new york times features a piece on costa rica, a small country of 5 million, and how it wants to wean itself from fossil fuels by 2050 and set an example for the rest of the world. so, let's begin with brexit, of course. with me is david buik, a market commentator at core spreads. do we have do? at least until the 29th of march, possibly untiljune. perhaps even further, maybe two yea rs. perhaps even further, maybe two years. david, all the cards now in the hands of the other 27 eu leaders. yes, as we discussed earlier, it is a very unsatisfactory state of affairs. a

refugee whose heroic actions likely saved the lives of other worshippers has come to light when abdul aziz saw a man brandishing a gun outside the mosque he confronted him throwing a handheld credit card reader at him he led the attacker away on a chase and later caused him to flee by smashing one of his discarded guns into his car window. just big shot gun and. pull the trigger there was no bullets on that. just yelling i said come on here come i mean i just wanted to take is focused more on me than he doesn't go inside the was. unfortunate here's some more gunfire from inside the in the mosque when the scene with a gun in my hands i don't know what happened he just dropped the gun he just shrugged and i chased him. with his own gun and the ones i had in my hands and also me sitting on this car and the driver said he wasn't that good money to throw the gun on and the smush to call when they could seize a bit frightened. me more something. for more let's bring in samantha early who are in christ church covering a story for us mazing bravery amazing story of that man and we hear examples of

largest of that kind in twenty eight years the unrest now in its third week was sparked by president abdul aziz because of his announcement that he would be seeking a fifth term in power is rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. has more. as the protest movement gains momentum in algeria the big question is what will be the army's next move the army being the most powerful establishment in algeria that will depend on many factors we have to wait and see what happens on the thirtieth of march when the constitutional court will approve those religious to run for the presidential elections and i think that could ignite more anger in algeria the general sentiment now among many people of the protests the opposition is that the elections should be postponed they say they don't think of the environment could be conducive to and instability in algeria i think of the momentum continues over the coming weeks the army will definitely have to step in know the of cautiously monitoring the situation on the ground and they're looking for that balancing act they don'

era of bloodshed he was talking as students led more protests the eighty two year old president abdul aziz to stand down. many flights have been canceled from kenya's main airport following a strike by aviation wakas riot police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside nairobi. force the strike follows a labor dispute between away his union and kenya airways. australia plans to send asylum seekers and offshore prison camps needing medical care to a remote island that's closer to indonesia than mainland australia prime minister scott morrison toward christmas island to announce the government's strategy his conservative government is reopening a camp there after parliament passed a law allowing doctors to decide which asylum seekers can come to a stranger for care the aim is to prevent them from reaching the mainland. anyone is the give coming to australia legally bought by understand that our border protection is in place we strengthen this after the efforts of the parliament to weaken that by the law and we will be ensuring with the increased support into operation sovereign bord

algerian president abdul aziz beautifully appears to be on his way back home from geneva where he's been receiving medical treatment the eighty two year old has been hospitalized for the past two weeks with an undisclosed condition. returning as protests are growing in algeria over his intention to run for a fifth term local media in algiers say authorities have increased security along the route between the airport and the presidential residence. venezuela's opposition leader won by the always call for citizens nationwide to march on the capital caracas it is the latest round in his power struggle with socialist president nicolas maduro who claimed on saturday that attempts to overthrow his government had been defeated venezuela has been crippled by nationwide power outages one n.g.o.s reporting that fifteen patients died in hospitals because the blackout shut down their dialysis treatment. with one of venezuela's worst ever power outages entering a fourth day tensions have been running high and tempers fraying. now i riot is about to kick off because of the blackout not because i'm a d

the ongoing protests in algeria, and how, according to the new deputy prime minister, president abdul azizpower to an elected president. the south china morning post reports on the chinese president xi jinping's upcoming visit to italy where he is expected to sign a deal on four italian ports despite security concerns in the eu. the daily telegraph looks at how a mother has been asked to attend a police interview after being accused of using the wrong pronoun to describe a transgender woman. the new york times features a piece on costa rica,

break being seen as an attempt to quell student protests demanding that their ailing president abdul aziz beautifully car resigned the ruling comes a day after one hundred ninety five protest as were detained as tens of thousands protested against the government. new satellite images show increased activity around a facility where north korea assembled most of its ballistic missiles it has taken over two weeks ago show a flurry of vehicle and train activity which has now died down suggesting items might have been transported elsewhere the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces have again delayed steff idle assault on the village of whose i saw was lost and played in syria they said they were expecting more civilians to be evacuated from the area and there has been a third attack on a bola treatment center in the eastern democratic republic of congo hours before a visit by the head of the world health organization armed fighters targeted a facility and the ten b. which was attacked last month one police officer was killed in that attack well that brings you up to speed with all of our top st

largest of their kind in twenty eight years the unrest now in its third week was sparked by president abdul aziz but if he is announcement that he is seeking a fifth time in power is rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen so let's now speak to rania who is a student protest she joins us from algiers thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us university holidays in algeria appears to be starting early can you describe for us the reaction to this move from the government to close the campuses . yes so earlier today it was announced that the holidays are going to start tomorrow which is a decision that is absolutely unexpected the students so far are still confused however are the leaders of universities i have spoken and have decided to go out tomorrow in a manifestation so and protest to express their discontent with this manipulation that the government is trying to put on. and interestingly the timing of this move coming after the biggest nationwide demonstrations we've seen so far against the government is this likely to effect the how many

largest of that kind in nearly thirty years young rest now in its third week a spot by president abdul aziz beautifully because announcement he is seeking a fifth time in power he's ready been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. rania is a student protest has been out in algiers i spoke earlier to get her reaction to the government's decision to close universities and colleges. earlier today it was announced that the holidays are going to start tomorrow which is a decision that is absolutely unexpected the students so far are still confused however the leaders of universities have spoken and have decided to go out tomorrow and protest to express their discontent with this manipulation that the government is trying to put on us so far the leaders i have spoken to do not seem to be scared or willing to even go sheet because the demands of refusing the fifth meant it are still nobody is reconsidering those so actually yesterday this protest was the largest and it has only made us stronger and made us more insistent on getting those demands to be to come to rea

. >> abdul aziz found an empty gun left behind by the shooter and chased him away from the weapon preventing further bloodshed. >> the gun i had in my hand was the shotgun, and i throw at him at his window. >> the suspect was arrd blocks away. his grandmother said he showed no sign of extremism. >> we're all gob smacked. we don't know what to think. >> new zealand's prime minister comforting families, and is now vowing to change firearm legislation. >> we cannot be deterred from the work that we need to do on our gun laws in new zealand. tonight, dozens remain hospitalized, wasim and his 4-year-old daughter among those shot multiple times. >> please pray for my son, for me and for my daughter. >> a country torn apart by hate, now promising to come together with hope. with the death toll at 50 not far from here, dozens remain hospitalized including a 2-year-old child. we also know that many of the victims' bodies remain inside those two mosques that became crime scenes. they are slowly being released to their families. kate? >> so tough. miguel miguel almaguer, over there, thankpany and other

that's when abdul aziz, who was praying at the linwood mosque with his sons, ran towards the attacker, flinging a credit card machine at him and causing him to drop his shotgun. the gunman then ran to his car and aziz threw the shotgun, shattering the car window. the shooter drove away, leaving seven dead at the linwood mosque. this is abdul aziz describing his encounter with the attacker. >> he dropped his gun and run and i chased him. car.sed him to his hand and shotgun in my i threw it. i threw the shohotgun and that shotgun actually smashed his window. then he took off. amy: minutes later, new zealand police operated the shooter. the first call to police from al noor mososque came iat 1:41 p.m. the gunmnman was arresested at 7 p.m. 49 people were dead anonone more would later die in theosospital. ththe shooter rereportedly usese guguns to cay y out the attatac, including two semiautotitic assault weapons. new zealand's attorney general david parker told radio new zealand "we need tban some miautomati, perhaps all of emem." well, for more, we're joined by rebecca peters in sydney,

disquiet allegedly flew to istanbul on a tuesday the second of october led by a man called man had abdul aziz him. and use bieber in istanbul became the main source of leaked information to those of us following the hush of the story. moher up the losses. for us stumble in the uk the ship on your day none the less been a. stumble the subs a good ear or jet what are the. bends in mali up the. big. india. their model of the year me on the. third for the earth when this by the power ola ultimate official have taken earlier matter most of all more than all other. disquiet flew into stumbles attitude international airport on monday the first and tuesday the second of october twenty eighth. by six in the evening on the second intelligence already had suspicions that something had to have been to germany. inside the saudi consulate. zero a good excuse if access to these the comments they are the turkish authorities reports on their investigation at the airport. this see that a private. so digit took off without being searched another plane carrying members of the head to squad was searched. intellig

abdul aziz a beautifully it was a two years old has. in power for twenty years and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in twenty thirty a similar rally took place in the heart of the french capital paris with people calling for the algerian leader to abandon his plans to stand in the election since the protests broke out of prison fico has issued a statement promising that in case he gets reelected in april he will not serve a full term and early elections will be. on thursday donald trump a north korean leader kim jong un the long with their rescue news of thousands of journalists descended on vietnam's capital for their bilateral summit the much hyped talks failed to produce any deal on north korea's denuclearization and the lifting of u.s. sanctions against pyongyang with trump and kim unable to agree on the terms despite little headway washington and pyongyang say dialogue dialogue will continue and as an apparent goodwill gesture the u.s. and south korea are suspending their annual joint military exercises the p

have been out in force for a fifth successive friday calling for regime change and for president abdul aziz budget to immediately step down. aid agencies in mozambique are racing to rescue and feed survivors of cyclon and i first called our case have been reported in the port city of the era and the u.s. president says i still is now been one hundred percent eliminated in syria. but on the ground the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say heavy fighting is continuing around the village of lose the group's lost territory in the country. meanwhile search operations are continuing in mosul iraq a day after a ferry carrying about two hundred people capsized the interior ministry says one hundred people have died most of them women and children and iraq's president also an angry reception when he traveled to the city especially going to him has more from baghdad the people are angry in mosul protesters are calling the iraqi president and other government officials the names they say the government has failed to keep a check on the safety of ferries and how they're operated and they want justic

demonstrators ago gathered in central algiers after friday prayers in the latest protest against president abdul aziz beautifully his bid for a fifth. report say our forces deployed security forces and stopped public transport services into the capital. britain's prime minister trees rain has called on the european union to make what she called one more push to get a revised deal brett said pollard's is due to hold a second vote on the deal next week if the prime minister has so far failed to gain the concessions she says would secure lawmaker support. a former us army intelligence analyst to chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the website wiki leaks manning said she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything is universe and she served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty ten. a casual built by the american company space x. a splash down off the coast of florida and the good test flight to the international space station if nasa deems the unmanned mission successful we capture co

head of the algerian army has triggered the constitutional process that would declare president abdul aziz beautifully unfit for office it follows weeks of mass protests israel's prime minister is threatening further action against gaza after the biggest israeli palestinian escalation in months on monday the israeli military responded to a palestinian rocket attack with a wave of strikes on hamas in the past hour they've been reports of sirens sounding in southern israel and a rocket landing there have also been reports of news radio as strikes on the southern gaza strip. british m.p.'s are set to vote on a range of alternative options on wednesday after all of it voted on monday to take control of the process of the u.k. leaving the european union the move is a major defeat for the government of british prime minister to resign may he's hoping to get that withdrawal deal through parliament this week. now survivors of cyclonic diet trying to return to normal life after last week's storm left a trail of destruction in southern africa but hundreds of thousands of people remain in makeshift c

thousands of algerians have been protesting in the capital and around the country calling for president abdul aziz bush if he could to step down this despite riot police being deployed in metro services halted by the government in an effort to stem the protests demonstrations first began when the eighty two year old president announced that he would seek a fifth time in power meanwhile a private algerian t.v. station is reporting that nine politicians from the ruling party have resigned and joined the protest how much i'm jim has will.

demand the downfall of the regime protests the shouted as they return to the streets after president abdul aziz. announced he wouldn't seek a with term but also announced he was postponing the election. we are against any extensions any decisions to delay the elections or extend presidential terms we want to transition the government rule not sustain this corrupt government. we haven't requested an extension yes we said no to the fifth term but we didn't ask the government to stay nor beautifully could stay. blue shipley who's been in power for twenty years has promised to go eventually but has delayed any new elections meaning he's likely to stay in power for some time it's expected talks to plan algeria's future will take place at some point this year but no date has been set is reported they'll be chaired by lakhdar brahimi a former un arab league envoy to syria. has made some changes to his political team but the chief of the army is staying on more evidence a demonstrators that little has changed former prime minister ali bentley says postponing the election is unconstitutional. well sort

friday saw the largest demonstrations in six weeks many are calling for the resignation of president abdul aziz beautifully and an overhaul of the entire political system. government and aid agencies are struggling to contain an outbreak of cholera in mozambique following the devastating cyclone it's been confirmed one hundred and thirty nine people have the disease well those are the headlines they'll be more news here after radicalised you not kill. in a country playing political catamounts games with europe and russia the people are trying to find their voice. but under the un frist rule of the so-called last dictator of europe voicing any opposition is risky. and the penalties can be severe. the better roost dilemma the weakness documentary. on al-jazeera. and i mean you give one of them. with. the other they didn't think it will that it was never the number they were doing the other. way the way we get out of a little bit you know the somebody. about to be out there with and have him out of my nose to go to the. woods. with the me i'm one of those if. you're going to move in with. a gun go

abdul aziz was praying with his four sons at the linwood mosque when he heard shots crack through the air. he quickly grabbed the first thing he could find -- an electronic credit card machine. >> he got the gun out of the car, started shooting at me. >> reporter: aziz says when the suspect dropped one of his guns, he picked it up but the gun was empty. >> that shotgun i had in my hands, i threw it like an arrow at him. and it burst his window. he just swore to me and just took off. >> reporter: many crediting aziz tonight for possibly preventing more death and destruction. 36 minutes after getting the first call for help, local police arrested 28-year-old brenton tarrant, an australian native. authorities raiding his home over 200 miles away, using a bomb-disposal robot. tonight, he's behind bars after appearing in court. his handcuffs shackled to his waist, his face blurred under new zealand law. but his hate on full display, appearing to flash this symbol often used by white supremacists in front of the judge. >> you are brenton harrison tarrant. mr. tarrant, you are remanded witho

. >> reporter: abdul aziz came face to face with the shooter, scaring him away after grabbing one of his unloaded guns and second him out of t mosque. >> i just wanted to take his focus out from the mosque. >> reporter: but already 50 lives had been taken. the suspect, brenton tarrant, in court smiling, flashing a white power sign, his face blurred. while shootings of this magnitude in the u.s., from parkland to las vegas to sandy hook, have sparked debates over what to do about gun violence, tonight new zealand's prime minister has given a deadline to change gun laws here. >> within ten days of this horrific act of terrorism, we will have announced reforms which will, i believe, make our community safer. >> reporter: is unclear how this country, where many people own guns, will react. meanwhile, tonight dozens are still hospitalized. wasim and his 4-year-old daughter areuffering from multiple gunshot wounds. >> please pray for myself, for me and for my daughter >> reporter: among the victims killed, refugees from syria o survived the civil war. tonight nine people remain in critical

returned to the streets of algeria demanding that the president resign the protesters are calling on abdul-aziz with a free can not to run in next month's election and the hayward has more. they've known no other leader in the one country for twenty years. but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long. it's time now for people to wake up and not just settle. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take us this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one

welcome back a quick look at the stories making headlines now algeria's president abdul aziz which of flicka has officially entered the race for a fifth consecutive term in office nor in the demands of thousands of protesters his official bid for reelection has now been submitted by his campaign manager. and the u.s. and south korea have agreed to end a large joint military exercises in an effort to support future talks with north korea on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. has been a large explosion in the eastern syrian town of bad who's where i still fight as a trying to cling on to the last bit of territory they hold in the country the u.s. backed kurdish forces of launched a final assault on the group to drive them from all civilians have been cleared from the town and taken to an s.d.f. camp near the border with iraq. the new minister in charge of refugees in lebanon wants the millions of syrians living there to return home but human rights groups warn that sending those syrians back could have severe consequences but many facing arbitrary detention and torture by the

army chief says there's a campaign against the military backed calls for the removal of president abdul azizperson frica. epidemic fears and mozambique as the number of cholera cases in the wake of cycling doubles in alan's. great. and he's acted the part of the popular comedian who could be ukraine's next president. three palestinian teenagers have been killed and more than two hundred forty people injured during a day of protests in gaza it happened as tens of thousands gathered at the fence that separates gaza from israel to mark a year since the start of weekly protests known as the great launch of return and hundreds of people turned out for the funeral of mohammed saad a twenty one year old palestinian who died on saturday after being shot while protesting near the barrier fence a day palestinians are demanding the right to return to the lands from which their families were violently expelled during the founding of israel in one nine hundred forty eight they also want an end to israel's twelve year blockade of gaza mohammad jan dream has more from that. on the first anniversary of the

has returned to the capital algiers as anti-government demonstrations continue for a third week abdul aziz beautifully had been in switzerland receiving medical treatment. now the chair of the u.s. house intelligence committee adam schiff has accused the founder of blackwater of not telling a twenty seventeen aggression or hearing the full truth about the meeting at trump tower in twenty sixteen now it comes after erik prince admitted to the meeting in an interview on al-jazeera. whether any communicate for communications or contact with the company news that apart from writing papers putting up yard signs no. what you said of the transcript of the conversation. sure i might have been i think it was a trumpet borders or the campaign headquarters. twenty sixteen usable an israeli dude about tunnels that admiralty the saudis. living milam were there to talk about iran policy little iran policy if you must something important to disclose to the house intelligence committee well you did you didn't we just went through the testimony there's no mention of the trump tower when the sixteen went on

welcome to the program but we begin in algeria where thousands of protesters are demanding president abdul aziz beautifully abandon his plan to run for a fifth time in office the campaign manager of the eighty two year old submitted his official papers but said will call for fresh early elections if he is re-elected in april but the head of the election commission has said that all candidates must submit their candidacy papers in person it's thought is current in switzerland receiving medical treatment but in baba a small. thank you. students in algiers telling their president it's time to go. the protesters wanted the constitutional court to stop abdelaziz bouteflika standing for a fifth term in next month's election. police fired water cannon in the capital as the crowd swells i know. the protests have been echoed in places like france thousands demonstrated in paris on sunday as well as in other cities we are all mobilizing through for example today being many be going up against their fifteen mandates but also against the system they have taken our country away from us president buttafuoco

as you can see thousands of people have already gathered after initially calling for president abdul aziz beautifully could to resign demonstrators are now demanding the removal of the entire political leadership at least three hundred people have been arrested the international has called on authorities to stop prosecuting peaceful protesters let's speak to house robber who joins us now from neighboring tunisia as that capital tunis where the arab league is meaty and keeping a close eye on events in algeria and hashim is a crisis in nigeria going to be a burning issue at the summit. well officials here in the arab league summit said a few days ago that they would not discuss. and i think they just work carefully trying to. send the message that they are not doing anything that would be seen by the algerian government as interfering in their own internal affairs but this is something which is going to be closely monitored by the arab league given the fact that it has a wide range of delicate issues it faces yemen syria and also libya but also you have neighboring countries here in north a

protesters have gathered in algeria demanding regime change and for the media departure of president abdul aziz which of. us president donald trump has vetoed a measure from congress that would revoke his declaration of a national emergency at the us mexico border. well the attacks on two mosques in new zealand has refocused attention on the impact social media can have in these types of attacks after the shooter filmed what took place at the mosque in a facebook live video post or facebook has since deleted the post and then announce that it's to set up a new detection technology and an online resource hog to help people respond when abuse occurs. is a senior fellow at the open university center for cyber and homeland security. joins us now from washington thank you for taking the time to speak to us and this footage of the attack opening fire on worshippers as you know was live streamed online what does this reveal about the potential power of social media in spreading messages based on fear and hatred you know that with every with every advance of technology comes the downside you know the i

protesters have gathered in algeria demanding regime change and in the immediate departure of president abdul aziz bush fifty. well in all the stories we're following u.s. president donald trump has vetoed a measure by congress that would have ended his declaration of a national emergency to fund his wall along the southern border with mexico mike hanna has more on this now from washington. well the veto came as no surprise in fact minutes after the senate vote of disapproval president trump was treating one word veto what happens now is that the resolution will go back to the house where it will again be debated however congressional leaders are well aware that they will not have the two thirds majority in either house or senate that would be required to overturn president tram's veto so for the time being and for the foreseeable future the emergency regulation and made by president trump to get funding for his wall remains in place but there is a political issue that still lingers and that is the fact that a number of republicans crossed the floor to vote with democrats registering their disappr

people have taken to the streets of the algerian capital, algiers, to protest against president abdul azizh term in office. police used tear gas to stop demonstrators reaching a central square. there were also protests elsewhere in algeria, against the ailing president. the family of an american student who died after being jailed in north korea has spoken out against president trump's praise for kim jong—un. in a statement otto warmbier‘s parents said "kim and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son otto. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. during his visit to hanoi, mr trump told reporters that he took mr kim ‘at his word' when he expressed no knowledge of mr warmbier‘s treatment. he tells me he didn't know about it. and i will take him at his word. we are in a diplomatic process. there probably is a little bit of wanting to believe that kim jong—un didn't know this particular case. i don't know how he says that he likes the dictator of north korea so much. he is responsible for his entire prison system. and he is a butcher of his own people. the dictatorship se

large demonstrations are underway across algeria against president abdul aziz beautifully because plans to run for a fifth term. and security forces in somalia have shot dead three al shabaab fighters in the capital market issue ending an overnight standoff following a bomb attack on a city center hotel. now the new york times is reporting that u.s. president donald trump ordered his former chief of staff to grant his son in law jared cushion a top security clearance back in may the newspaper says john kerry wrote an internal memo confirming the fact after senior officials in the white house were troubled by the decision krishna's clearance was suspended in two thousand and eighteen former property developer has been tasked with bringing peace to the middle east as part of the trump ministration so let's. see who's been following this story from washington and so shall we now know that there are objections from some of those around president to question a security clearance do we have much more information on what those concerns were based on. no we don't have that information about som