the protesters oppose president abdullah has eased flicker standing for a fifth term in elections next month they say he is no longer fit to lead under fed up with his iron fisted rule the. it's simple we just want a change for our country we want a better idea under the model twenty years are enough here that it we the people were here was protesting that it would be good if we want change and freedom. later in the day violence flared police used tear gas and food with protesters near the presidential palace one elderly man reportedly died after being caught up in a stampede. earlier prime minister ahmed watt here issued this warning after demonstrators gave flowers to police. but we should recall. that in syria it also began with roses. bootlicker who's eighty two is reportedly receiving medical treatment in geneva he suffered a stroke six years ago and has rarely been seen in public since authorities say the president does retain a firm grip on public affairs his opponents claim but flicka is too frail to lead the country they say algeria is being ruled by advisers in his name. anno

we can speak now to abdullah mohammed had been who's the author of the research into the genetic mutation good to have you with us on the program. where it's all actually unheard of is it for some people to pretty much be impervious to pain but she has been described as unique why is her case so different. she is unique in that. cameron she. although she sounds touch special doesn't feel pain and what's most makes her unique is the other patients that we've found so far they have no problem in terms of the sense of fear john cameron is unique in that she doesn't even feel not only pain but she does have the sense of fear she will this is makes her rather unique compared to other patients would be working so far how big a breakthrough could this be for people like. incredibly exciting because we were working on the aspect of fear and now we've found a gene that regulates not only pain but also. a sense of fear that it's not something very new we haven't have any person so far we worked with these two types of behavior given this is a relatively new discovery what are your hopes and thought

mr khan's nephew abdullah has agreed to speak to us.brother were both killed at the al noor mosque. abdullah says political leaders around the world bear responsibility for what happened to his family. people give hate speech, all it does is just create division and when people like donald trump and people in leadership positions support that in their comments, all that does is reaffirms people's beliefs and if they can justify being prejudiced against certain groups and it's not ok. standing close to the al noor mosque, the city's students lit candles to represent light overcoming darkness, love overcoming hate. once again, christchurch is showing the word it will not be defined by the horrific crime committed on friday. well, today new zealand's prime minister questioned whether social media companies are doing enough to stop and contain the sharing of violent videos after the gunman livestreamed his attack on facebook. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones is here. what are the social media firms doing? well what we have bee

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algeria has seen the biggest demonstrations against president abdullah since protests started two weeks ago the eighty two year old has ruled out jury a for the past twenty years and is import health but he wants to run for a fifth term in upcoming elections the demonstrations were mostly peaceful but police used tear gas to block the road to the presidential palace and in several other areas of the capital state t.v. says almost two hundred people have been arrested. a force of blue helmets and riot gear pushes forward into the streets of algiers the police fired tear gas into the crowds of demonstrators ahead. armored police vehicles plows through the streets as protesters throw stones in defiance of the ruling government . for two weeks running demonstrations have become a common sight on the streets of algeria's capital city but now the movement has grown larger than ever before with tens of thousands of algerians demanding president abdelaziz bouteflika not run for a fifth term many say they've had enough of the current government and their appetite for protest is undiminished. hig

algerian president abdullah sees beautifully has returned home to algiers after a two week stay in a swiss hospital the eighty two year old had been receiving medical treatment there for an undisclosed condition but a flicker is returning as protests are growing in algeria over his intention to run for a fifth term. many of those who joined the march through the algerian capital algiers on sunday with students and even school children like these many schools as well as businesses remained closed as part of a general strike called to protest president beautifully his plan to run for a fifth term in office. was since i was born the only president i know is beautifully cut i would like to have another one you do not mention at the last march on friday everyone was protesting young old men women this is because we are all against the fifty five. eighty two year old beautifully has been wheelchair bound since suffering a severe stroke in two thousand and thirteen he's ready with it in public since. sunday's protests coincided with the ailing president's return from switzerland where he re

other cities according to residents and local media the protestors are against incumbent president abdullah see script for the seeking a fifth tear of an upcoming elections in april they say he is no longer fit to lead and are fed up with his iron fisted rule. it's simple we just want to change for our country we want that but arguing. twenty years around. we the people here. only we want change and for you. later in the day things got violent police used tear gas to disperse the crowds and scuffled with protestors knew the presidential palace and elderly man reportedly died after being caught in a stampede of protesters earlier algerian prime minister ahmed to yet give a chilling warning after noticing that some demonstrators gave roses to police officers. but we should recall. that in syria it also began with roses. but flicka who will turn eighty two on saturday is reportedly in geneva getting medical treatment he suffered a stroke in twenty thirteen and has really been seen in public since authorities say beautifully cut does retain a firm grip on public affairs his opponents however cl

abdullah says the tone of us it by at the. hobby and children are an issue to paint for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they've so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. some of her day there's middle east campaigns manager at amnesty international and she says their concern is that the female activists might be given a long prison sentences. today women's rights activists including luzhin and her floral as easily use of and imagine are facing the criminal court for potential charges against them and they've been arrested and held in detention for more both close to a year now where they were first targeted for their women's rights activism and for their peaceful activism and since then they face torture illtreat me.

from berlin and tens of thousands of algerians take to the streets to protest against president abdullah see his book leader and his reelection bid dozens were injured in clashes between demonstrators and police the people seem determined to prevent a fifth term for the current president also coming up a space x. rocket an unmanned capsule blasted into the night from florida it's a test flight designed to bring the private companies one step closer to getting astronauts to mars. and more calls for greater press freedom in turkey several german journalists have been denied the right to report in the country media outlets and german authorities want an explanation. welcome to the program i'm married i haven't seen. in algeria police have fired tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of demonstrators marching through central algiers against president go to flicka is the biggest protest in the algerian capital says the arab spring eight years ago but if the guy has been in power since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine despite suffering a stroke five years ago the eighty one year old annou

>> schifrin: and in washington, d.c., georgetown university fellow abdullah alaoudh says00 even 6ilesm home, there's nowhere to hide. >> they have no limits. they can reach you everywhere. they fear every criticism. >> schifrin: three saudi citizens, living in the u.s., who say they're targeted for their criticism of the saudi government. they may be protected by u.s. laws, but they say they have no protection from saudi surveillance. >>t's a reality, and unfortunately it's happening on united stes soil. >> schifrin: al-mutairy is a senior at the universi of san diego, and an activist via online video blogs. last august he began criticizing the ultra-conservative saudi religious establishment. >> if god accepts repentance,ar whyou to curse me? >> schifrin: the videos earned him thousands of saudi and international followers, and the ire of the government. he had been studying on a saudi- government scholarship. after the criticism, he says the saudi embassy warned him to stay silent. when he kept talking, he received this email, revoking his scholarship, and this notification blocking

abdullah says the tone of us it by at the. hobby and children are a necessity to paint for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they have so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. and still ahead on al-jazeera after a pause to allow civilians deflate the bombardment device of the final stronghold resumes. how to word for describe most european weather windy and cold the clouds actually swept all of them across central europe so this mass here over turkey in greece already now temperatures back power from just taking away the sunshine the strength the wind is at its greatest so the british isles and northern europe one storm system after another was temperatures just about above ten degrees only eighteen zero is even madrid's down to sixteen and it's pretty miserable in good part of greece and particularly western turkey obviously is cold enough for some snow there some a big

abdullah says the tone of us it by at the. hobby and children are detained for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they have so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. and there's plenty more still ahead and odds is there a draft agreement emerges after more than three weeks of talks between the u.s. officials and the taleban. and the u.s. a hard lesson of celebrities and the super rich are arrested for cheating we'll have the details. of the weather looks very unsettled across a good passive here now it's a cloud down towards central and southeastern parts up towards the northwest is not a whole lot better here as well the rattling of shower clouds coming in that crossed see perceive showers as we go through the next couple days longer spells of right of that big massive cloud is about the massive cloud down towards the southeast and cold so in between that's the place to be

thousands are rallying in algeria calling for an immediate political change on monday president abdullah as he's both a flake i decided not to seek a fifth term and put spawned next month's election reuters news agency says algerian diplomats and former u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi will lead a national conference to oversee a new constitution and a new election. here i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been heard and that this paves the way for a new and constructive period that can solve many of our problems i believe that the young people who took to the streets in cities around the country acted responsibly which impressed people both locally and abroad we must continue and work together with this responsibility with full mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process the u.k.'s attorney general says that a revised divorce deal with the european union has not given britain legal means of exiting the so-called backstop arrangement and comes as the prime minister's brags that proposal is up for a second vote in parliament after the

we'll also speak with abdullah shihipar, author of a "new york times" op-ed "the opioid crisis isn't white." now more than 500 cities, counties, and native american tribes have filed a lawsuit against eight members of the sackler family, owners of purdue pharma, for the role in the opioid crisis. and we will discuss another side of the crisis, the flipside, the under prescribing of opioids for patients who rely on them for pain management. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the state of oklahoma has reached a $270 million agreement with purdue pharma, the makers of oxycontin, settling a lawsuit that claimed the company contributed to the deaths of thousands of oklahoma residents by downplaying the risk of opioid addiction and overstating the drug's benefits. as part of the settlement, more than $100 million will fund a new addiction treatment and research center at oklahoma state university in tulsa. this is the first settlement purdue has made amid some 2000 additional lawsuits connecting its paink

i mean, they have their own version of truth probably. >> schifrin: before abdullah alaoudh became argetown fellow, back in 2014 he was on a saudi scholarship university of pittsburgh. he says it also got canceled because he criticized the vevernment. how has the saudi ment targeted you while you're in the united states?hr >> i getts every day fromr twitcounts that a lot of people think somehow associated with the saudi government.od i mean, just i got, for erample, threat from a twi account saying that we going to lock you up, and we going to ofind you and we're going bring you back and put you in a cellext to your father. >> schifrin: alaoudh's father, salman, is an outspoken activist who has called for a change in the saudi government. he was arrested, and nowaces the death penalty. alaoudh says his father's interrogators ntion him during interrogation. >> you know, talking to somebody about his son and saying that "we going to arrest him, we're going to torture him, we're going to do this and that to him," it's a w of intimidation and pressure. >> schifrin: and have they also tri

i that was a king of jordan king abdullah addressing their leaders of arab league summit which is underway in tunisia capital tunis presided by tenacious leader. a subsea who delivered his remarks just a while ago after the saudi king king solomon who is handing over the leadership the presidency of the arab leader to tunisia as we heard from the jordanian king the palestinian issue top of the agenda at this summit the jordanian king saying this is a front first priority for arab leaders it must be dealt with he said they can be no security no welfare in the region unless there is a palestinian state based on the one nine hundred sixty seven borders and the two state solution and speaking right now is the egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi let's listen in. and emirs of the arab sisterly countries mr. secretary general of the arab league these are pouring you all the. luck at the very beginning to express my thanks. to present the sipsey to the government and people often easier for the great hospitality for hosting us for the appropriation and as for the thirtieth arab summit i'd like

abdullah has asked parliament to sack the government of nineveh province plasters accuse the government leaders in baghdad a failing to monitor very safety democrats are demanding the immediate release of the long awaited middle of reports which has been delivered to the u.s. attorney general president donald trump has denies what he calls the witch hunts investigation and denies collusion with russia to get elected. a car bomb blast has targeted government buildings in somalia's capital markets issuing smoke from the explosion could be seen across the city police say it happens at the ministry of labor and there was a second explosion here by. and the death toll from a chemical factory in eastern china has risen to at least sixty four people explosion on thursday was so powerful it shattered windows in homes several kilometers away you know the hundred people are seriously injured and dozens still account unaccounted for those are the headlines for stoping continues and i'm back with these at the top of the hour here in al-jazeera stay with us. in the entire history of the one hundred

abdullah has been queuing for hours to get treatment for his wife. after many days since the war began, abdul again returns home with half of what his wife needs. >> my wife also needs medication for high blood pressure, but i didn't find it here, so i have to buy it from a pharmacy. reporter: the plight of yemen's almost 35,000 cancer patients is especially acute. morecer hospital received than 600 cases a month. doctors are facing a severe shortage of drugs. the war has destroyed more len -- more than half of the hospitals and clinics. the weight is often long and expensive for patients. eight workers say many are dying at home without treatment. >> i've just come back from yemen and what we've seen is that many dialysis patients have been getting one treatment a week. that was them that much greater risk of additional diseases and death. people with cancer as well, we are very concerned. there are 55,000 people across the board. many of them with treatable cancers. in cities, the cost of water has soared. wells have dried up and supplies are restr

what could be a significant moment in the country's history requesting the removal of president abdullah as he's beautifully come from office but that you have in this regard we need to find a solution to sort out this crisis and to respond to the demands of algeria within the constitution and within the sovereignty of the country in order to achieve that consensus and to achieve something that is accepted by all parties beautifully has been in power for twenty years he's been credited with revitalizing algeria's economy and ending fighting with armed groups in the one nine hundred ninety s. which killed tens of thousands but he's now eighty two and his health has been poor especially since suffering a stroke six years ago his critics say he's become little more than a front man for military and business leaders who his opponents say really run the country. weeks of growing protests finally forced beautifully to refer to his announcement to stand for a fifth term he also postponed next month's presidential election a decision designed his critics say to keep him in office algeria's milit

algerians have been celebrating after president abdullah zs with a flick of abandon his bid for a fifth term.

thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fair.

from berlin and tens of thousands of algerians take to the streets to protest against president abdullah senussi politically and his reelection bid dozens were injured in clashes between demonstrators and police the people seem determined to prevent a fifth term for the current president also coming up a strange sex rocket and unmanned caps old blast into the night from florida it's a test flight designed to bring the private companies one step closer to getting astronauts to.

keynote speeches speakers it was reiterated throughout the entire arab league summit in fact that king abdullah of jordan king solomon of saudi arabia sisi of egypt all mentioned crucially that it was palestine that needed to be taken a very hard look at and if that didn't happen there was going to be real issues but it was the palestinian president who actually took things one step forward he actually blamed the u.s. for palestine's current predicament he said that the u.s. was an obstacle to peace but that's not the end of the message coming out from the arab league summit they also going to issue a draw communique final communique that all involved iran as well there's very strong words to iran saying that they need to stop meddling in the affairs of the arab world they need to remove their militias from arab countries also there will be a mention of syria a separate statement actually when it comes to the occupied golan heights now that's unusual for the arab summit to issue a separate statement on something like this but clearly it's something that they feel very strongly about that they'r

oh yeah algerians have been celebrating after president abdullah zs with a flick of abandon his bid for a fifth term. not his decision came after weeks of mass demonstrations against his twenty year reign. he also posted.

thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid.

believed to have hijacked the ship after they realized they were being taken back to libya mom with abdullah head has more details from tripoli. the maltese government is expected to conduct an investigation with the migrants who are accused of hijacking get the vessel but it depends on where the crime was committed and some of those migrants could be proved innocent because the captain of the vessel according to the maltese navy stated that he and the other crew members were threatened by the migrants and force it to change the vessels course back to the north we understand that the migrants are afraid they could be returning to libya because the fear that they could face the same violations the usually face at the hands of people smugglers in libya but. prime minister joseph muscat we did that. is going to follow the international rules in this respect but as for the libyan coast guard libya's coast guard officials say that it's their right to capture the migrants as long as they have entered libya illegally and have sailed of libyan sure illegally we understand that some of those migrants

the saudis, the emiratis, president sisi and king abdullah will not have a case to abbas and will have fewer questions next time geoffrey invites me here. now, on the other issue, i of course didn't talk about this because we can talk for the next two weeks. i made the point that there are some -- there is some misleading aspects in this division. the kulanu issue in some ways goes in the opposite direction of what i said about defections to the center and the center-left. here is an issue which is -- so that actually does pertain, again, if the trump initiative on arrival, then forget about it. but if it won't be dead on arrival, in other words, there will be something there that would cause the israelis to have to think about what their position is about this, then i would say this. there are some factions which would also be sensitive to the potential economic consequences of confronting trump. now, israelis are following trump carefully, okay. they also see that trump has this peculiar capacity of bringing his wrath against traditional american allies. trudeau, macron, merkel, all

programming now to take you live to tunis and the arab league summit where the king of jordan king abdullahis speaking. for the efforts being exerted for the sake of the joint. and to follow up the recommendations of the last. your career and. guests with me today. and we are facing a lot on difficulties in our countries and our paper this necessitates all of us to be on to this response ability to our dogged decisions others a new shows that will be good for their benefit and at the end it was. good for our future for our youth that. compromised the majority in our society. and we more first. right up tomorrow the challenge is the national challenge is the internal challenge of having that kept our stock you fired away from the major problem about this now is the time to move towards facing the challenges and to move towards the application of the real joy and. the time now to be able to direct ourselves direct our society has towards welfare the challenges that might be different but our fate our future is the same is one way and we have to agree that our priorities as one nation when it

jury and have been celebrating after president abdullah zs beautifully abandon his bid for a fifth term. his decision came after weeks of mass demonstrations against his twenty year rule. he also postponed an election set for april and promised social and economic reforms. investigators in ethiopia have.

minister nerdy in bed do we were places are made yeah yeah but do we is seen as loyal to president abdullah he's put a figure who announced reforms on monday but if locals are delayed a fourth election and said he would not seem like a fifth term at least three people are believed to have died from an outbreak of new morning plague on the border between uganda and the democratic republic of congo that is according to the world health organization which says it is also investigating other deaths in congo suspected of being from the plague it's added pressure on health workers and that's part of d r c already struggling to contain a major outbreak of ebola. authorities in guinea-bissau have seized a shipment of nearly eight hundred kilograms of cocaine it is the biggest drug haul in the coastal west african nation known to be staging post for illicit cargo from latin america has more details from the capital this hour. it was a tip off from british intelligence officers that led security forces in guinea bissau to stop this refrigerated truck headed to mali the driver said he was carrying fis

thousands are rallying in algeria calling for an immediate political change on monday president abdullahsays both of flicka decided not to seek a fifth term and perspire around next month's election reuters news agency says algerian diplomat and former u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi will lead a national conference to oversee a new constitution and a new election. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been heard and that this pave the way for a new and constructive period that can solve many of our problems i believe that the young people who took to the streets in cities around the country acted responsibly which impressed people both locally and abroad we must continue and work together with this responsibility with full mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process the u.k.'s attorney general says that a revised divorce deal with the european union has not given britain legal means of exiting the so-called backstop arrangement and comes as the prime minister's brags that proposal is up for a second vote in parliament after the first o

army chief says there's a campaign against the military that calls for the removal of president abdullah says pacifica. epidemic fears and mozambique has the number of cholera cases in the wake of cycling he died doubles in forty eight hour winds. and a struggling economy is the biggest issue on their minds as millions of turkish forces head to the polls in local elections. three palestinian teenagers have been killed and more than two hundred forty people injured during a day of protests in gaza tens of thousands gathered at the fence that separates gaza from israel to mark of year since the start of weekly protests known as the great. palestinians are demanding the right to return to lands from which their families were violently expos during the founding of israel in one thousand nine hundred forty eight mohammad time dream has more from gaza. on the first anniversary of the great march of return palestinians came out committed to their cause continue on the physical out of of it we're here for the anniversary of nine days and that has been stolen by israel we hate to tell everyone th

agenda now all of the keynote speakers have mentioned palestine in their speeches including king abdullah. the president of egypt sisi and king solomon of saudi arabia all saying that it was the key issue facing the arab summit and it's the one more than one problem that could derail the region completely now we're also hearing and we also heard very strong words from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas he actually said israel's continuation of its racist policy and the act of being a state above the law would not have been possible without the support of the american administration israel's occupation exists first and last because of the u.s. administration recognition of jerusalem as the capital of this look it removed the issue of settlements refugees and which is the refugee agency off the table it also slammed the fact that washington had shut down the palestinian office in d.c. itself now this was a very strong words everybody else has been talking about the fact that there needs to be a palestinian state well palestinian president mahmoud abbas took it one step further and said

make way for the young the ailing eighty two year old president abdullah says beautifully relinquished his bid for a fifth term following weeks of under arrest but is the season to postpone the presidential election should you and for april eighteenth has provoked more widespread anger which of libya has appointed a new prime minister in or of the embed week and the deputy talks to form a cabinets mostly of technocrats but the prime minister is receiving little support from protesters who say they don't trust any politicians linked to him with a flicker of god a few members of parliament including some from the ruling evident party have resigned in support of the protests no not. sure we refused to participate in the upcoming cabinet because we believe that such cabinet should only result from a national conference in a transparent national popular dialogue the people have taken to the streets to bring about real change and make sure that none of the same people who have been ruling us continue in power. even the staunchest supporters of change in algeria seem to realize ousting the mi

. >> the party -- >> abdullah akadiing to that, the early conflicting reports of where authorities thinkally s and whether or not it turned. >> there was no turn-around. he was definitative. that was misleading and wrong. it was noticeable, in the days after, he hedged. he said, i am not talking about that i am not saying that, we are not commenting on that. >> weeks after the flight vanished, they put some of the questions to the malaysian prime minister. >> you remember, when the plane was reported lost, i was briefed that morning. i took the position that we must search both areas. the south china sea and the northern part. >> nobody was willing to comment on the biggest unanswered question. did mh 370 vanish because someone took over its controls? >> there is an excellent of human intervention. >> we will never know the reasons y. >> no matter what scenario you go with, we are deep into crazy. evil scenario. we are in crazy land. this is stuff that doesn't happen. >> a truly astounding mystery. there are only a handful of verifiable facts, after confusion, delay, and chaos in the fir

it's area now where the long serving president abdullah sees beautifully as announced he will not be seeking reelection this move comes after weeks of protests against his candidacy now unlike other leaders in north africa beautifully to survive the wave of revolutions between two thousand and ten and two thousand and twelve yelling president now seems ready to pass all jarius political future onto a new generation but some voters are yet to be convinced as we hear in this report . echoes of the arab spring after nearly a month of protests the eighty two year old who defeat about to public pressure announced he will not run for a fifth term as president the news brought tens of thousands of in the streets to celebrate but some struck a note of caution warning that real change must follow. it's a good thing but only if they change the government completely. if the bring someone just like him. it's not worth it so. they have to change the whole government persons as well so wary of their nonsmoker that the election due to be held next month has been postponed indefinitely. we should do

abdullah says the tone of us it mohammed out by at the. hobby and children are detained for exercising their fundamental freedoms. the saudi authorities deny the allegations of torture and sexual harassment against that have you but they've so far failed to agree to demands by the un to release any of the activists mohammed fired. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera rescuers in the area are searching for survivors after a block housing how a primary school collapsed in lagos several children a feared dead the tower was made up of apartment blocks with a primary school on the top floor as many as one hundred pupils were studying when the structure came down the journalist on the coming on is at the scene of the collapse. people are free at moments we've seen many outgoing lake of that governor arrive in the ranks with that happen that it's going to be a full investigation people remain angry both i've spoken to have been saying that somebody needs to be held accountable that they believe there were many many children and it

central algiers after friday noon prayers in the latest of a series of protests against president abdullah as he's beautifully because bid for a fifth term in office reports a authorities have deployed security forces and stopped public transit services into the capital. donald trump's former campaign chief paul metaphor has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for tax and bank fraud who was also ordered to pay more than twenty four million dollars in restitution and fifty thousand dollars in fines an f.b.i. investigation revealed metaphor that hidden foreign income from working for ukrainian politicians aligned with russia. the crew dragon capsule built by the american rocket company space x. has left the international space station a splash down off the coast of florida is expected in a few hours if this unmanned test flight and successfully the new crew dragon could carry its first astronauts later this year and everything just reporting everything finland center right government has resigned prime minister you are stupid announce the move after failing to get parliamentary sup

hey thank you welcome i'm larry king abdullah's take the news from behind everyone as you know our hives are being ruined by the hardcore leftists radical famine nazis and the temp a jihadi right who claim to be servants of the lower but are clearly working for say ten. first they came for your gas powered cars and in fact many are saying we have to switch to green energy vehicles within the next eleven years since scientists say that's the point of no return for climate change but that's a bit extreme i mean we're going to change nearly every vehicle just to avoid extinction. i'll tell you what i'll be chav way twenty two years and only half of us go extinct they'll feel. the pinkos also want to take away your hamburgers grocery stores will soon be carrying the impossible burger which you'll recall restaurant can see customers have raved about because it tastes startlingly like the real thing and the burger even bleeds like a real one but my. any hardcore b. fans have pointed out that the impossible burger is not as enjoyable as a real one because it doesn't have years of carefully craf

put abdullah arafat has a new lease on life his mother brought her weakened man the irish baby boy here. i don't have a full sufiah the doctors said he had sections all over and was on the fet so i can't nurse him but they gave him a look and now he's doing a little better. than a hundred left of center. but hey it hardly ever arrives in yemen's remote areas of to four years of war and thousands killed many were hoping the peace process would bear fruit instead bitter disappointment prevails. scientists at harvard university in the united states have released a new study on how animals can regenerate their body as part of that research they've uncovered what they call a d.n.a. switch and just might one day lead to human beings being able to. regenerate their own lost limb so there are examples in nature some salamander species for example can read grow severed legs some lizard will shed their tail to escape danger and regrow it later other animals can even go further jellyfish for example can regenerate their whole body after being cut in half c.n.n. can do the same. of more on this res

where the young generation could practice some of the activists in our activist movements and so on abdullah the head we should not ignore the social media as i have written in some of the papers there says the actually one of the rabble places without so much censorship or was out so much control so many of the people are feeling much more comfortable themselves and in expressing that they ideas and social media guests satisfy demand something of value or of artistic battle but when you though when we talk about queue of this is actually there. more than even the half of the population of cost. of unemployment is one of the main problems is this we may discover an official statistics say for example the rate of unemployment is less than five percent but in the reality it might be much higher the recent events and i was sent this as a note was that western cars are stunt show that especially in the google places the situation might be completely different. in the recent weeks dozens of young people have been protesting there for several weeks in front of the local administrations and they we

but abdullah arafat has a new lease on life his mother brought her weakened man nourished baby boy here. and to have the safire the doctors said he had infections all over and was underfed so i can't nurse him but they gave him ok and now he's doing a little better. than a handler i said. but i'd hardly ever arrived in yemen's remote areas after four years of war and thousands killed many were hoping the peace process would bear fruit. instead bitter disappointment prevail. we have some sports news now and a new look a new sponsor and a new team bus the german national football team gather home of course the w. the new team sponsor germany are preparing for a friendly match on wednesday against serbia followed by a tough qualifying match for the twenty twenty euros against fellow favorites netherlands over the weekend drug love and cap money or a loyal were absent for the unveiling of the new team boss goalkeeper noirs the only player over thirty called up for the upcoming two matches in a reworked german squad devoid of many of the big names of the past decade. and unlikely visitor of

now to on syria where demonstrators are back in the streets of the capital a day after president abdullah as he's put a flake of pledged not to seek another term in office but he's also announced a delay in the presidential election that was due to take place on april eighteenth so students have been protesting again would have like a did not name a new date he was responding to weeks of protests but many voters are not convinced that the eighty two year old leader will follow through on his promise not to run again. let's go to the capital injured journalist sophia nasr is standing by for us sophia people as we said protesting and now about the elections being postponed could this influence with this because this isn't again. this is sort of the seem entirely on keel because it is decisions just taken yesterday but what we see in the streets in algeria across the country today is high pressure. as mentioned. we have massive protests off children's on the tens of thousands on marching in downtown but also in other cities across the country. strikes that was called for a couple of days ago

government demonstrations in nearly thirty years that's been a wave of protests against president abdullah for the past few weeks since he announced he would seek a fifth term in office. the power is back in parts of the venezuelan capital after the worst blackout and decades but the nationwide outage continues with some areas left without electricity for several hours. and u.s. backed fighters in syria say they'll resume their assault on the last pockets of territory if no more civilians come by saturday afternoon the syrian democratic forces have slowed their offensive on bar goods to allow thousands of people to leave. the marches and rallies have been held across the world so mark international women's day with many pushing for action on equality and argentina women voiced their concerns ahead of elections later this year general shrine where has this report from. it's a stark image from the pages of margaret atwood's novel the handmaid's tale to the streets of one of cyrus the silent for this is just one of the many ways women here are being heard telling the world telling men what th