. >> the demonstrators calling for the resignation of ashraf ghani and hi abdullah abdullah. >> the country is asleep. there is no work. all you can see is crime and killing. there is nothing else going on here. >> addressing his people on tv. president ghani said that their pain is his pain. >> itch ordered security forces to take all possible security measures on the high ways to avoid such incidents in the future. >> the government has declared an official day of mourning and has promised to launch an investigation into why afghan forces failed to rescue the victims. >> when protesters tried to climb the wall, police fired shots in the air to stop them. but the scale of this demonstration may send a strong message to the government that the people are frustrated by the lack of security and weak economy. and they want their leaders to do something about it. jennifer glasse, kabul. >> the national league for democracy continues it's march towards parliament, continues it's par towards a very big win for this election. one of the latest results to be announced by the union commission, not s

converge at the gates of the presidential palace calling for the resignation of ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah. >> the country is asleep. there is no work. all you can see is crime and killing. there is nothing else going on. >> addressing the people on tv, president ghani said that the nation's pain is his pain. >> like you i will not stay calm until the perpetrators are brought to news. i have ordered the security forces to avoid this in the future. >> the police fired shots in the air to stop them. but the scale of the demonstration may send a strong message to the government that the people are frustrated by the lack of security and the weak economy, and they want their leaders to do something about it. jennifer glasse, al jazeera. kabul. >> dozens of palestinians are injured in fighting with israeli forces at check points in the west bank. >>> israeli products sold in the european union must show if they were made in occupied land. if they're produced on land illegally occupied by international law. they insist that the law is technical and not political. we have more about the e.u.'s new

. >> abdullah abdullah was walking out of a bathroom. the undercover security man arrived him to stand at its place. >> that differed from earlier reports, which was trying to stop the rest at the time he was shot. >> emotions in the city of hebron are strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and prepriceals attacks from -- prereprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinion and emotions is not straight forward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side. it has confirmed that the rest did take place. >> two nephews of venezuela president nicolas maduro have been indicted on drug charges. the suspects were arrested in haiti, and appeared briefly in court in new york on thursday. they are accused of conspiring to smuggle 800 kilograms of cocaine. alan fisher has more. >> this is the 4-page indictment that the men face in it, and they are accused of trying to import 5 kilograms or more in the united states. some suggest it was as much as 800 kilograms. this

. >> calling fortress i go nation of president ashraf ghani and his chief executive, abdullah abdullah. >> we want justice and security. this government destroyed the system. want country is asleep. there is no work. all you can see is crime and killing. there is nothing else going on here. >> the government has declared an official day of mourning, and has promised to launch an investigation as to why afghan forces failed to increase skew the victims. >> when protestors tried to climb the wall into the presidential compound, fires were shot in the air to stop them. the scale of this demonstration may send a message to the government that the people are frustrated by the lack of security and the weak economy and want their leaders to do something about it. al jazeera, kabul. >>> syrian opposition figures have reject a russian draft proposal aimed at solving the nearly five year war. the document proposes a congressional reform pros and presidential elections. they say it's aimed at keeping president bashar al assad in power. inside syria, government forces have broken a long siege of s

there were chance calling on president ashraf ghani and his chief executive abdullah abdullah to resign, calling for security saying the roads were not safe. these people were hostage for a number of months and was the latest in a series of abductions of hazara. people saying if the roads are not safe, the government should follow up on election promises to bring afghanistan safety and security. it's been a difficult year in terms of security. the scale of this demonstration, a clear sign to the government, of unhappiness of afghan people. >> syrian and government forces broke a long siege from an air base. it's the first significant gain. the airbase had been surrounded for nearly two years. as the fighting shows no sign of letting up, the push conditions. world powers have been urged to build on efforts to end the 4-year conference. kristen saloomey has this . >> reporter: the back and forth between government and opposition forces continues days before international players gather in vienna to talk about the political solutions for a syrian 4-year war. at the u.n., battle lines are d

gates of the presidential palace calling for the resignation of ashraf ghani and chief president abdullah abdullah. >> we want justice and security. the country is asleep. there is no work. all you can see here is prime and killing. there is nothing else going on here. >> addressing his people on tv, president beguny said that the nation's pain is his pain. >> like you i will not stay calm until the perpetrators are brought to justice. i've ordered security forces to take all possible measures to prevent such incidents in the future. >> the government has declared an official day of mornin mourning and promised to launch an investigation. police fired shots in the air to stop them. but the scale of the demonstration they want their leaders to do something about it. >> israeli products sold to the european union are to be labeled to show if they were made in settlements built on occupied land. the. >> israeli government reaction came quickly as the statement issued by the foreign ministry condemned the decision taken by the e.u. to labor israeli products. those are israeli products made outside of

kidnap of course, crimes and people are frustrated with ashraf ghani and his chief executive abdullah abdullah. during the demonstrations there were a lot of calls for the two men to step down. if they can't keep the road safe. they are not a government at all. their inside negotiating with the government. there has been fighting around the country throughout the fighting season in the north, south, east and west. a difficult security situation. >> jennifer glasse reporting live from kabul, afghanistan. >> this morning a palestinian protestor and israeli security forces are clerk. protesters are throwing rocks. israelis throwing tear gas and rubber coated bullets. 80 palestinians and 10 israelis have been killed >>> the head of myanmar's military-backed government is congratulating the opposition on winning the election. aung san suy kyi won 90% of the votes. she has a formal meeting with leaders. the gas says it will not happen until the final results. >> some accused the opposition of delaying the result to stay in power. >> new york's ag ordering the daily fantasy sports sites to stop takin

saying that it appears quiet at the moment and let's go to abdullah who is al jazeera correspondent who covered mali in great depth and abdullah obviously security forces trying to bring this situation to an end but i think what it really brings home to people and coming so soon after the par 'tis attacks that paris attacks acting with impunity and local governments are unable to stop it and it's a very frightening situation for people. >> of what happened in paris a week ago which is the geographical factor when we are talking about paris we are talking about the ability of the attackers to move free around europe and some come and go without problems due to the movement, this is the same thing happening in west africa and we know the west africa starting from chad and nigeria and guinea and all the areas and citizens of the areas move freely without any problems because they have also the same thing about free movement. we have seen groups like boko haram and nigeria go inside chad and cameroon and do these things. i think the factor of that has been most here in the area makes it very easy for those people to move, looking

abdullah, spends a few minutes explaining the theory of jihad, or holy war. then he moves on to its practice. >> narrator: when the children struggle with his questions, the teacher whispers the answers. (hammer clicks) (abdullah giving instructions) (hammer clicks) (hammer clicks) >> (translated): sharia law tells us that children should be given all essential skills. so we teach them and give them military training, to prepare them in mind and body. so they are set on the right path and each generation will learn and teach in turn. >> (translated): yes, of course it's right, as we see from the prophet's young companions. those companions were vying with each other to take up arms. so this enthusiasm, spirit and desire is in our children-- and in our women, too. time will show what we can do for god's religion. we are always ready to sacrifice for it. >> narrator: in the fields, the gunmen spread out to avoid attracting attention from american drones. they say that several hundred afghan isis fighters have been killed in targeted strikes since july. the commanders carefully choreograph their interviews with najibullah. their message is clear: the taliban are puppets of pakistan, whereas isis answers only to g

abdullah al-shalaldeh five times after he allegedly attempted to stop them from questioning his cousin, who was receiving treatment after being injured by israeli security forces. philip luther of amnesty international said -- "the fact that abdullah shalaldah was shot in the head and upper body suggests this was an extrajudicial execution, adding to a disturbing pattern of similar recent incidents by israeli forces in the west bank which warrant urgent investigation," he said. in palm beach gardens, florida, a police officer who shot and killed a local musician after his car broke down along interstate 95 has been fired. on october 18, plainclothes officer nouman raja was driving an unmarked van when he stopped by the car of 31-year-old corey jones, who was waiting for a tow truck at about 3:00 in the morning. his r had brok down. the palm beach gardens police chief says jones confronted officer raja, who was not in uniform. the officer then fired six shots, killing jones. police say jones had a registered gun, which was never fired. city officials say a criminal investigation is ongoing. in news from the campaign trail, republican presidential candidate donald trump has issued a scathing 95-minute critique of his rival ben carso