anes tina is one of algeria's most daring screenwriters.utspoken critique of algerian society, his award—winning sitcoms are a hit with the country's youth. in 2014, he used his own youtube channel to speak directly to his fans. three years later, he went on to savage the nation's ruling elite in his video i'm angry. within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. anes tina became a symbol of the nation's disenfranchised youth, fed up with the ruling elite they saw as corrupt, old and out—of—touch. the country was crying out for change. when presidential elections were set for the 18th of april, it seemed the moment had finally come. then, word spread that president abdelaziz bouteflika might run for an unprecedented fifth term. defying a 20 year ban on protests, algerians across the country took to the streets. the protests were quickly dubbed the harak, or the movement. it was a tidal wave of anger that louisa ammi was there to capture. she's one of algeria's few female photojou

between them, they've effectively ruled algeria ever since. the wealth of this oil—rich nation has not been evenly spread, and many have grown tired of what they see as a corrupt, one—party state, headed by president bouteflika since 1999. zubaida assoul is a prominent algerian lawyer. she's long been one of bouteflika's most vocal opponents. after the protests on the 22nd of february, zubaida put a video on social media. two days later, determined to keep the spirit of protest alive, zubaida and many fellow activists returned to the streets. within days, word spread that the elderly president had been rushed to geneva for medical treatment. it was now inconceivable that bouteflika would run for a fifth term. up up until now, the algerian media under tight political control hadn't even mentioned the protests. but that was about to change. the radio presenter decided just the issue of leadership. he quoted the french philosopherjean jock russo. very soon, he discovered he crossed the line. a week later, merouane joined a week later, merouanejoi

it's been more than 5 months since mass protests forced algeria's long serving president. to step down since then members of his former government have been resisting calls to wet as well. demonstrators have how 30 weeks of they want to flee across former minister ahmed to give power to civilians and to release detained opposition leader of the powerful military chief is standing among the guy who has people to support plans for a presidential election as soon as possible of the protesters want him and the ruling elite to go before and if. they have to ferry all those detained salah and his government prime minister nuri day in bed away everyone has to quit. if you want the protest movement to stop there's only one way and that is to yield to the algerian people this will be peaceful until the end it is the future of our children who will remain peaceful and. these politicians should be brought to justice and we should witness this the people will not stop until their demands are met has the elections it's up to the people to decide they want voice and they'll be no electi

it's been more than 5 months since mass protests forced algeria's long serving president. to step down since then members of his former government have been resisting calls to wet as well. demonstrators have how 30 weeks of they want to flee across former minister ahmed to give power to civilians and to release detained opposition leader of the powerful military chief is standing firm how much guy of his people to support plans for a presidential election as soon as possible of the protesters want him and the ruling elite to go before and if vote. they have to ferry all those detained salah and his government prime minister nuri day in bed away everyone has to quit. if you want the protest movement to stop there's only one way and that is to yield to the algerian people this will be peaceful until the end it is the future of our children who will remain peaceful and. these politicians should be brought to justice and we should witness this the people will not stop until their demands are met has the elections it's up to the people to decide they want voice and they'll be n

where does that leave algeria in terms of that vote? >> we haveve uncertatainty. thee popularar movement does not want e elections because there s bebeen no transition or government. secondly, you have to revise the electoral role if you want to of youngde millions people. we do not who will stand as candidate. with, we might be faced abstention. get elections, but on the other hand, whetherer that brings m more stability to algea is in question. >> in terms of pushing for change, political reform in a new administration, we have seen a growing number of protests, despite the attempts to contain them. ae we getting close to tipping point? could this be a rerun of arab spring? observers have been forecasting violence for six months. it has not occurred in any meaningful way. that is due to two things. people, not just the young ones, they have proved far more sophisticated politically. violence begets violence. it leads nowhere. with authoritarian regimes. so far, so good. i am not saying there will never be violence, but most observers are amazed we have had six m

it's been more than 5 months since mass protests forced algeria's long serving president. to step down since then members of his former government have been resisting calls to wet as well. demonstrators have how 30 weeks of they want to flee across former minister ahmed to give power to civilians and to release detained opposition leader of the powerful military chief is standing firm how much guy of his people to support plans for a presidential election as soon as possible by the protesters want him and the ruling elite to go before and if. they have to ferry all those detained salah and his government prime minister nuri day in bed away everyone has to quit. if you want the protest movement to stop there's only one way and that is to yield to the algerian people this will be peaceful until the end it is the future of our children who will remain peaceful and. these politicians should be brought to justice and we should witness this the people will not stop until their demands are met has the elections it's up to the people to decide they want voice and they'll be no ele

let's not forget that the military or the algerian army was born before the before algeria achieved its independence and the military institution sees itself as the custodian of the nation. every single president of algeria little has been drawn from the military or the military support. the gates has always insisted that the solution should be within the constitution and we should not be seen to get out of the constitution but obviously the situation we're in at the moment is not necessarily constitutional gates wants some elections before the end of the year this will obviously depend on iraq and the whole lot is refusing it for the last 30. weeks or so i think the heloc has grown stronger they know it's a very very important. ok jand that it should not be very important opportunity that you'd not be missed if they missed it they will be they will go back to how they used to live for the like 20 years so it's very very important for the a lot to make sure. that the new system is established we talk about moving to a new republic or a 2nd republic whatever you want to call it but t

also on the show you've heard of green economies we'll tell you why algeria thinks a blue economy can create much needed jobs. and what could make the beautiful game even better how about real time performance statistics that's what one mobile network is promising as it outfits a stadium with 5 technology. this is a business africa i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us intense drought pushed cape town to the brink last year nearly drying up water supplies just outside the city meanwhile wine growers escaped the worst of the crisis but they say they've learned something about the perils of climate change take a look the dry spell is over the winter in south africa's friendship valley brought back the much needed rain wine growers like to cool off an arnim are relieved the earth here is perfect for producing wine. this is really old accord old even table mountain and. table mountain sandstone because some of the oldest soils and sort of acres there are more than 20 wineries in this valley alone located an hour's drive from cape town after the end of apartheid south africa in

anes tina is one of algeria's most daring screenwriters.untry's youth. in 2014, he used his own youtube channel to speak directly to his fans. three years later, he went on to salvage the nation's ruling elite in his video i'm angry. within months, it have over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. anes tina became a symbol of the nation's disenfranchised youth, fed up with the ruling elite they saw as corrupt, old and out—of—touch.

algeria years up for a government demonstration. police are trying to prevent protesters from arriving in the capital. reaches fever pitch as thousands arrived for the opening of the world cup. it is good to have you with us. amazonup in business, hass pledged to go carbon neutrl 10 years ahead of schedule. a look through the newspapers. american press is covering the justin trudeau blackface scandal and why cristiano ronaldo is being reunited with a fast food worker. fromis coming up on five paris -- on live from paris. good afternoon. a climate strike is getting underway across the world. the walkouts lead to demand their government and united nations takee actioion to flight -- to fight global warming. itit comes ahead of a summit on monday where world leaders will be meeting. protests started in australia. some 300,000 people have taken to the street, making it the largest demonstration in australia since e the anti-iraq war protests in 202003. here is our reporter. >> tens of thousands of australians make their way to the same

should know who they are stephanie decker al-jazeera tunis meanwhile there's also said to be a vote in algeria the country is going to hold its presidential election on december 12th that date was announced in a televised address by the interim president and salah the country has been rocked by months of protests since the fall of president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april after nearly 20 years in power. so i have for you on this news hour from london doctors in zimbabwe call for the release of a duty to who they say was abducted by the government. thousands of protesters defy a police ban to demand democratic changes in hong kong. and europe's isla's solheim cup with an incredible comeback. and operations have resumed in the bahamas as tropical storm moved on dumping heavy rain just 2 weeks after hurricane dorian devastated the area about who has had threatened to hamper recovery efforts but for cause to say the storm is now tracking north away from the archipelago 1300 people are still listed as missing after hurricane dorian allan fisher has more from freeport. over here in the hudson

the reuters news agency says algeria's prime minister will resign to pave the way for a new elections nobody in but do a replace longtime president up to lizzie's but a flicker he was forced out by mass demonstrations activists have demanded prime minister but do we step down for any new elections are held they also want the former presidents in a circle to be removed from power of the army to play a small role in algeria as a fair as cameron's president has announced a national dialogue to try to solve a separatist crisis in a rare public address to the nation president paul b.s. says he wants to end the conflict between security forces and armed rebels in cameron's english speaking areas and will be led by the prime minister and will start at the end of this month people in english speaking regions say that marginalized by the majority who speak french the u.n. says fighting since 2070 has killed 800 people and displaced half a 1000000 of us. that is why i have decided to convene at the end of this month a major national dialogue that will enable us within the limits of our constitu

and every turn to the streets demanding an end to the current regime algeria has been without an elected president since demonstrators forced former president out there as he's built to flicka to resign in april protesters want sweeping changes in the country including members of the former regime to be put on trial. dorian has made landfall on the east coast of the united states after causing destruction across the bahamas at least 4 people have been killed in the u.s. and 200000 homes are without power the storms now category one hurricane but coastal areas of north carolina and virginia remain on alert as it moves northeast 90 gallacher has the latest from charleston south carolina. well hurricane doreen has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina and the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fai

year the airline carried one point nine million passengers with half of its operations to and from algeria. the airline earned three hundred million euros in twenty eighteen. it's bad news for the low cost airline industry as another frencnch airline attemps to find someone to bail it out. excel airways collapsed shortly after regular zoo and has been scrambling to find a buyer. there france was a potential candidate until ceo ben smith shot down the idea on friday. what it would do. to try to incorporate an airline hi like exile into alphonse it's not something we're willing to do because of the- tension and perhaps the art the destruction of the stability that t we've createted on t the social frontd alfofonse. nineteen h has been a difficult year for air travel so far major companies like jet airways thomas cook wow where anand fly bmi have all ceaseded operations. let's takeke a lookk next to some other business news from around the world that we're following for you. general motors will continue to pay for health insurance for its forty eight thousand striking workers. the automaker d

coming up at 4:30 — a look at how algerians are trying to rewrite the history of revolutions — in ‘algeriaes‘. the liberal democrats have voted to stop brexit — if they win the next general election. a motion to revoke article 50, has been approved at the party‘s conference in bournemouth. the lib dem leader, jo swinson, said supporters of a party dedicated to stopping brexit — would getjust that. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. pro—europe and proud, the liberal democrats are clear they want to stop brexit. the question for members here this weekend is how. so far, it‘s been all about another referendum. but the party leader wants to go further and campaign to pull the plug on leaving the eu if it wins a general election. the policy that we are debating at conference today is very clear. if the liberal democrats at the next election win a majority, if people put into government as a majority government the "stop brexit party", then, stopping brexit is exactly what people will get. yes, we will revoke article 50. it‘s an easy sell to most members here who see stopping br

cost that ballot runoff from will be held if no candidate wins more than 50 percent of the vote in algeria is set to hold presidential elections on december 12th after 30 weeks of protests demanding political change the date was announced in a televised address by interim president of the qatar and sana. there's been another chaotic weekend in hong kong as tens of thousands of protesters defied a police ban and marched through the city center hundreds of demonstrators have also targeted the government office complex throwing bricks and gasoline bombs through police barrier as a protest as a demanding more political reforms as part of a resistance movement that's been raging for $99.00 days jamila and reports now from hong kong. another day another rep a suit of unrest. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators defy a police ban to march through central hong kong once again. there is no shortage of anger here the turmoil in hong kong is well into its 3rd month and protests continue unabated. in the form of groups of volunteers from 1st aid medics to lawyers and will be just leaders show that s

full months owned the brother of algeria's deposed former president has been found guiltyy of conspiring against the state and undermining the minute tree. abdelaziz beautiful because younunger brother affected we started taking the reins of the country in two thousand and ththirteen when the president's health began rapidly deteriorating. and so you two became a powerful yet secretive figure in algerian politics. in april ruling anti government street protests forced the president to culture. so you do was arrested soon after. on wednesday he was convicted after minutes recorded alongside three other figures from the old guard two former intelligence chiefs generals muhammad made yeah and that's a month out dog. and also a woman liza how noon former secretary general of a political party with close ties to the beautifully could plan. all have been sentenced to fifteen yeyears in prison. no records here in paris has today ordered the woman behind france is also to the meat to campaign to pay fifteen thousand euros in damages. that's the defaming the french television executive yeah he co

algeria is that whole its presidential election on december 12th the date has just been announced by interim president. the country has been rocked by months of protests since the former president as he's there to freak out resigned in april stay with us as your headlines. these american bases form a giant news in circling china with missiles bombers warships. if you were in beijing looking out he stood on the tallest building in beijing and looked out at the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see guam is about to sink because there's so many missiles pointed at china you look up the korean see american armaments pointing at china the chinese 2000 years ago built the great wall to keep the barbarians out and nothing they'd be aim of this film is to break a silence the united states and china may well be on a path toward a nuclear war is no longer unthinkable. and. shanghai today is a prosperous international city still run by the communists at least in name. yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power i h

part of south korea so watching that very close to 70 back to you thanks carol still ahead here in algeria will take you to other parts of the world joining in on the use lead climate protests. farming's in the blood but these families are worried their livelihoods won't survive brags that. the world's top competitors are back on land the surf ranch in california will have those details coming up in sports. in just 20 years fossil fuel money on one form been something. almost bought and this if it's all 31 felt something. to me built in such a new state i'll give it a visit somebody comes to the displaced and sell them some money on the something that led me to do. all the lives of people. on it that's all. welcome back you're watching i'll just 0 time to recap the headlines now extensive damage has been revealed that one of 2 saudi arabian oil facilities attacked last week a new video shows parts of the floor is processing site from saturday's strike yemen's who see rebels say they were behind the drone attacks but the u.s. and saudi blamed iran. the u.s. justice department is being accus

and algeria is due to hold its president for lection now on december 12th the day it has been announced by interim president other carbon salah the country has been rocked by months of protests since former president addresses beautifully was forced to resign back in april after nearly 20 years in power. now aid operations have resumed in the bahamas as tropical storm we have to away from the area after dumping rain of a parts of the archipelagos northwest now some communities are coming together for the 1st time since hurricane dorian hit 2 weeks ago alan fisher has this report from freeport on the island of grand bahama. for many this was the 1st time to come together since the hurricane the church a source of comfort after some difficult days once more hugs were warm the tears were real the stories of survival frightening we watch our house and our home destroyed i mean a limb by limb or whatever you want to call it. sometimes over 20 feet coming in over the roof into the roof because you know sustained some damage in that area we saw that but luckily dad didn't see us there sharing

the question is will do that to rest of the army and you'll the guy actually which is an hour in algeria are you ready to sacrifice the 2nd guy that you're out it's not has an individual because i can't speak how gates can still live despises if he can't use and not to offer any concrete solution on the concrete without usually within only you reach for the institutional framework that algerians are asking for back here thank you very much indeed for talking to us thank you right now we're returning to the other main story of the day and that of course is this a record number of people have come out to protest against the climate change emergency across the world in south africa for instance people marched towards parliament in cape town and correspondent for media mela is there. thousands of protesters have marched to parliament on a demanding that the south african government do more to deal with climate change cape town is a city that was gripped by drop 2 years ago and on the verge of having its taps run dry people here say they don't want to face a catastrophe like that and now is t

algerians have demonstrated against the army chiefs call for elections before the end of the year algeria has been without an elected president since october adik abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april following months of protests many algerians want a transition period while others want elections but with conditions it is the 29th straight week of protests in the capital cheers. police officers in hong kong have fired tear gas and rubber bullets approached him ocracy demonstrators who've been surrounding a police station. earlier the protesters forced the closure of a nearby train station they're demanding the release of security camera footage of a bond confrontation between police and demonstrators last weekend when offices are accused of using excessive force to do the part and has the latest now from hong kong. now here we are again and protesters confronting right police to take it over a major highway that the meters away from a police station they had surrounded the earlier that set fire to that's been their will to try to turn to the police with the laser and earlier they were ta

has been implicated in the murder of washington post jonas jamal khashoggi now to algeria thousands have returned to the streets of the capital algiers for the. first week in a row to demand an icicle change. despite a crackdown by military sheaf. who had ordered security services to block people entering the capital the protesters want to associate so former president abdelaziz bouteflika removed from power before any elections are held rights group amnesty international says it dozens of demonstrators have been arrested over the course of the cost $10.00 days. more than $29000.00 military personnel and police that continue to fight thousands of forest fires burning across indonesia smoke from the pfizer's caused a toxic haze to blanket the country as well as neighboring malaysia and parts of southern thailand the crisis is being blamed on the global demand for palm oil it's believed farm is a setting fire to the land to make room for new crops. meanwhile in the indonesian capital hundreds of thousands of been taking to the streets as a pos of the global climate strike demanding an end

of low pressure is still spinning so the heaviest rain today is going to be still across parts of algeria we're going to be watching that very carefully as we put this into motion for tomorrow and that area of low pressure really pushes the rain up towards the north into the northeast into parts of spain and in this area we're going to see anywhere between $150.00 and possibly $250.00 millimeters of rain across much of this area so the widespread flooding is going to continue. the weather sponsored by countdown to. early isn't 45 we are football fans who don't think about opening really had that lead explaining when real madrid it's love worth 500000000 euros or expresses a position on something like the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you'll be going to your home in part 2 of this series al-jazeera continues to explore the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs sports during the endless chain. culture we know the problem that affects this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and

town has long been a stopping place for people from west africa our route to find work in libya or algeria the city profited from their presence but that came to an end in 2015 when north with migration was officially halted the european union agreed to pay over a 1000000000 years in aid in exchange for news or closing the border with its neighbors to the north development aid as payback for stopping migrants trying to make their way to europe a deal nobody would admit to officially with this deal agathis main source of income disappeared stores like this no longer have many customers he has been affected by the border closure too he calls himself up there as he's a people smuggler since 2015 his job has become a criminal offense so you won't risk showing his face he says the journey has also become more dangerous for migrants drivers must take more remote routes and of a military patrol approaches their just drop off the migrants in the desert and flee many die of thirst. to the world. more people are dying in the sahara than before you don't know where they are so here is huge so you fin

algeria will hold a presidential election on december the 12th interim president of the katter ben salam made the announcements in a televised speech saying it was an urgent step for the country mass antigovernment protests forced a longtime president of the beautiful fleet got to resign in april. is widely viewed as the tests of one of the world's youngest democracies counting is underway in the 1st round of tunisia's presidential election the country was the birthplace of the arab spring and this is the 2nd time voters have had a chance to choose their leader in free and fair elections but the country's electoral commission says that turnout was low at just 45 percent. 26 names are on the ballot paper though only 24 candidates the standing to withdrew from the race just days ago to support a former rival the head of the polo is no clear front runner among the most prominent of the hopefuls yousif shy hate who served as prime minister since 2016. media mogul now bill curry who is in prison on suspicion of tax evasion and money laundering before official results are out clearly spokesman

been killed after a fire ripped through the maternity unit at a hospital in wet souls in eastern algeria state media says the prime minister has ordered an investigation into the cause of the blaze. they use top court has ruled that google is not the choir to apply the use of right to be forgotten ruled to search results outside of europe well google had argued that authoritarian governments could otherwise try to cover up human rights abuses if the e.u. regulation was applied worldwide. the tragedy of iranian female fan sorry code ari ari stunned the football world this month she died after setting fire to herself in protest of being banned from attending men's football matches just like other iranian women a pressure on the iranian government looks to have paid off and women will now be allowed in for a national team match next month although activists say only $1400.00 tickets are available for women in a stadium that seats 100000. the shopping center might seem like a strange place for football fans to share that passion for the game the training room and it's as close as they are go

. >> algeria is going to the polls new leader.t is not enough for protesters who have been in the streets for months. >> i have invaded the political elite, national figures, and devil society in order to reach consensus on solutions from everything. protesters, things are not so simple. bouteflika officially babacked f from running under popular pressure. election never went ahead for lack of viable candidates. the protesters want the slate wiped clean. >> you cannot trust those who have falsified elections. over 6000.ied i could never trust these people. makenot believe they will sure the next president is the one people truly want. wields power.ill be trying toay stem thehe tide of a pro-democry movement. >> journalists charged with procuring an illegal abortion and engaging in premarital sex stands trial this monday. debate.parked a fierce they have a history of run-ins with the authorities. facingyer says she is trumped up charges. >> last week, following protests, -- was postponed. she will once again seek to defend herself

algeria will hold a presidential election on december 12th interim president ben sala made the announcement in a televised speech saying it was an urgent step for the country of maps and to government protests forced longtime president. to resign in april. it's widely viewed as a test of one of the world's youngest a mock receives polls have closed in the 1st round of tunisia's presidential election the country was the birthplace of the arab spring but it's only the 2nd time voters have had a chance to choose their leader in free and fair elections. $26.00 names are on the ballot paper although only $24.00 candidates are standing to withdrew from the race just days ago to support a former rival but there's still no clear front runner the presidential election was brought forward after the death of the incumbent steps the interline the election has huge symbolic value to unity is the only country that emerged from the arab spring uprisings at the beginning of the 2010s with a peaceful transition to democracy. high unemployment and inflation have left many voters frustrated but at polling sta

a military court in algeria has sentenced the brother of the former president abdelaziz bouteflika to 15 years in prison side but to think i went on trial along with former intelligence chiefs and a political party had the convictions are the most prominent hide to graft allegations side was seen as the real power behind the presidency after his brother suffered a stroke and 2013. beijing's do you multibillion dollar airport has a bit ahead of the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china the country aims to make this phoenix shaped airport the busiest aviation hub in the world it is expected to handle up to 72000000 passengers a year by 2025 matheson has more in this and he's live for us in beijing rob so give us an idea of the scope and the significance of this airport let me just give you some some figures this airport has cost $11000000000.00 so far and as you said it's expected to handle tens of millions of passengers but in 2040 the chinese expected that the airport will be able to deal with $100000000.00 passengers it's going to be dealing with $300.00 takeoffs and lan

kidnappings in algeria. unrest in mali. terrorist cells to the south. deadly riots in egypt.are very real concerns. but if you only look at what's on the news, you can miss maybe what's a bigger picture. another morning in tripoli, and life goes on. vendors are out. people go about their daily routines. >> akram: this is our traditional breakfast. >> anthony: what is this dish called? >> akram: --which is an overstretched donut, i suppose. >> anthony: right, with an egg. >> akram: with an egg on top. >> anthony: what's the little pancake they put on top? that just to hold the egg in? >> akram: yeah, just to hold the egg in. it's, uh, it's like a hat for it, or a cover or something. >> anthony: a crepe. yeah. right. >> akram: you can get them with cheese. you can get them with chili paste. you can have them with honey, with sugar. >> anthony: what do you, how do you like yours? >> akram: uh, i like mine cooked, to be honest. >> anthony: what's the name of this neighborhood? >> akram: uh, this is fashloom. this is the cradle of the, uh, revolution. >> anthony: right. now, this

talking morocco, algeria.t plan to seek much accumulation, but more towards the east, it is nice, tripoli at 48 degrees. sunday, cairo, we see winds out of the north, view of 43. it is a sunny day with a dry day at 43 degrees. ♪ anchor: welcome back. the rebels in yemen say they will stop targeting saudi arabia with drones and other weapons, and expect saturday's will also -- saturday's will also -- saturday's will also -- the 'sturday's will also -- saudi will also stop. several have been arrested at protests in the egyptian capital, cairo. demonstrations against the president took place, but were broken up by police. similar protests are taking place in cities across egypt. removedis saying it's more than 4.5 thousand spam accounts in accord needed campaign. the accounts were based in the united arab emirates and egypt. the fake profiles pushed critical of qatar. twitter suspended the account of a royal court advisor, please been implicated in the murder of a washington post journalist, jamal khashoggi. now

better than they were previously we did see some storms pushing across the northern tier here after algeria as well as into tunisia tench wise tunis is expected to be about 32 degrees here on wednesday by the time we go towards thursday we are going to see mostly clear conditions across much of the area over towards morocco though we could see a few clouds pushing in with the right at $22.00 for algiers at 27 and for tunis and i stay at 31. i mean this is different whether someone saying. it's how you approach. it is a certain way of doing it you can just. tryout. welcome back a quick reminder at the top stories on al-jazeera there appears to be no clear winner in israel's 2nd election in under 6 months prime minister benjamin netanyahu has faced a tough challenge from benny gantz his blue and white party official results are expected later on wednesday. international cooperation on the on saudi arabia's old system as it is continuing with you a secular state on his way to riyadh france is something experts to try and determine the culprit saudi arabia is joining the u.s. led coalition to s

now the brother of algeria's deposed president has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting against the state and undermining the army say beautifully he was convicted by a military court along with 2 former intelligence chiefs and the head of a political party were also jailed they are the highest profile prosecution since president abilities beautifully resigned in april after 20 years in power now afghans go to the poll on saturday to vote in the presidential election but there's concerns about vote rigging tony brooklier reports from kabul. these blue boxes contain the latest biometric voting technology will do to aimed at making afghanistan's presidential election on saturday free and fair something they've never seen before equipment including indelible ink is being distributed to 4000 polling stations with the aim of boosting transparency and deterring voter fraud that has plagued previous elections. afghanistan has made advances in democracy join the war the past 18 years but not so many when it comes to the electoral process voters are either intimidated by the tali

algeria at 27. ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera .ormer zimbabwe and president robert montgomery has died at the age of 95. has called him a national hero and champion of african rights. of others criticized his human rights record and accused him of destroying the economy. police officers in hong kong fired tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy demonstrators surrounding a police station. hundreds are still missing in the bahamas as officials warn the death toll from hurricane dorian can be staggering. at least 30 people are known to have died. rescue workers are discovering bodies in ruins and floodwaters left behind by the storms. the international office of migration is providing 1000 to replace the roofs stripped from homes on the island of abaco. dorian was the most powerful hurricane to ever hit the bomb is flattening entire -- a bomb is, flattening entire neighborhoods and knocking out infrastructure. men were rafa joins us from freeport in the bahamas. tell us more about where you are in what you have seen. reporter: we

africa and in those clouds we could be seeing some embedded showers as well we're talking morocco algeria so in those areas expect to see off and on rain showers we don't expect to see much of accumulation at all but a little bit more towards the east it is going to be nice to play at 30 degrees there and as we go towards sunday cairo we do expect to see some winds coming out of the north attempt a few of $33.00 and down the nile for us one it is going to be a sunny day with a dry day at 41 degrees. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline and in the dredge sand some. the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business when they go take the say on their own fill the sand is our fair game to save this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound walls at this time on al-jazeera. but again undermined are the top stories on al-jazeera the goofy rebels say nyet say they will stop targeting saudi arabia with drugs and all the weapons

is impacting the west of the med that is also pushing the rain across these northern sections of algeria on tools tunisia and if we could have a some flash floods from this system because the rain at times could be very heavy for going to that dry ground and in fact by thursday very heavy as well into those northern sections of morocco but a warm day in tunis with a high of 29 celsius. i cannot quite with my face you can access your bank account with your growing so you need algorithmic measurements of ice that are prevalent 90 to prove. sets of identification the biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cop's most crucially our privacy and the 4th of a 5 part series on the radio addresses the appropriation of personal characteristics or paoli algorithms on a jersey girl. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now nigeria is repatch 600 of its citizens from south africa after a week of violence the tensions between the 2 countries at least 12 people were killed and more than a 1000 shops and vandalized a series of attac

numbers coming out for an airline which specializes in flights between france and algeria was in judicial administration last wednesday. a gambit was shot down by --. over 1100 jobs are on the line. the bankruptcy will not affect travelers and the planes will keep flying. genie: in argentina, extraordinary measures in the face of a mounting economic crisis. brian: they have adopted currency controls following a stop in the -- a steep drop in the value of the peso. it comes on the heels of the -- on the debt. >> it is the argentinian governments latest attempt to fix the financial crisis, imposing currency controls following the peso's loss of over one quarter of its value in recent weeks. among the measures, the purchase of dollars and bank transfers abroad will be limited to $10,000 a month. companies and banks will need authorization to sell pesos for foreign currency. with a $5.4 billion installment due at the end of september, the president has attempted to dispspel concerns of d default. debt totook charge of the isissue. we will work as we always havav, without speculating. i have n

med and what's coming in the atlantic this cloud just represent a thunderstorm chance or risk for algeria and for tunisia. whether sponsored by catalona. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's like that steak is really human survive all everyone has a voice that has started to put our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a little be patient literally be able to dilute ph and i believe join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on out to 0. welcome back a program out of our top stories here on al-jazeera votes are being counted in israel's 2nd election in under 6 months going to exit polls both prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on the main opposition blue and white party failed to win a majority of. iran's president says. their talk of the refineries in saudi arabia as a warning that it should withdraw from the war in yemen some rouhani also deny that iran was involved his comments came as saudi arabia says no more

chin is the line between libya to the east and algeria to the west facing europe to the north and the smallest country in north africa. its strategic coastal position on the mediterranean made it an inviting location for a country seeking to expand their empires in the ancient world the phoenicians the romans ottoman king and in the 1900 century france all have taken their turn to plant a firm foothold in tunisia. indonesia france maintains of all pledge colonial army the influence of colonial france is still felt today french is widely spoken across tunisia and that unity and community in france today numbers over half a 1000000. in the spring of 881 french troops invaded june is here meeting little resistance and agreement strongly favoring the french known as the treaty of bob dole gave the colonizers almost full control of tunis in affairs while french settlements in the country were also encouraged. gymnasia finally gained independence in 1956 following political negotiations and a campaign by china's ian fighters to end french colonial rule known as the felucca they drew inspira

and the reuters news agency says algeria's prime minister will resign to pave the way for new elections but do it replace longtime president of the lizzie's beautifully kept it was forced out by mass demonstrations activists have demanded prime minister do a step down before any new elections are held and those are the latest headlines why ethiopia is coming next june asea. the spark that ignited the arab spring elects a new president what does the political scene look like after the arrest of one of the main candidates in the presidential race join us for special coverage. on al-jazeera. they may took out. which you know joke in a took out. so they know they feel it live in drama on a missile that they didn't even drama military resume but. a political. reason other than the need to be a wedding which. this in the u.n. really and why do you show you with imus has a little body which i mean. by the by the no and this is a which was of everything you know points. of an illness that live. in the lives of others and gets tough used to meet up with us at their most you called most of the st

a flash flood in the capital of algeria inundated subway stations and the airport. the damage described as enormous. in 40 minutes, the area got as much rain as it normally does in three months. residents say city authorities failed to maintain gutters and other infrastructure. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. a collective sigh from the u.s. corn belt. china today says it will exempt purchases of u.s. soybeans, corn, and other products from punitive tariffs. worked.e work re a series of governance changes to calm investor concerns about its impending ipo. wooing jj abrams. is areator of "lost," sought-after talent for tech firms. what it took for warner studios thenk a five-year deal with producer. >> we are setting up to be another p

morocco into algeria we'll see temperatures getting up to around 27 in algeria's little bit of clouds some wetter whether they're still towards melt but i think by friday. this experience will never be seen. in places to. hello again a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera british prime minister boris johnson's proposal to hold us not election before the break said deadline of october 31st has been voted down and. passed a bill blocking the possibility of a no deal exit from the european union iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will operate a nuclear program without limits it comes as iran launches the 3rd phase of its withdrawal from the 2015 new u.s. imposed new sanctions on tehran for the 3rd time in a week and at least 10 people have died in afghanistan's capital kabul following a large explosion the taliban is claiming responsibility the group says it was targeting a foreign forces convoy the blast windows and doors in an area close to foreign embassies and government buildings. and taliban forces were behind another blast in the green village area of kabul on mond

brought home grown louder as the number of war dead has increased the reuters news agency is reporting algeria's prime minister will resign following months of protests against him we replaced long time president abdulaziz but if week after he was also forced out by mass demonstrations in april activists demanded prime minister better we step down before any new elections a millions of shia muslims have gathered in the iraqi city of karbala for a shura for the morning of the prophet muhammad's grandson eman hussein was killed in the battle of karbala in what is now iraq 1300 years ago shia muslims commemorate his death every year on the 10th day of the islam a calendar 1st month. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour next sports stopping the endless chase. a little. mean as i want to go you want to. get but that's the balls are born that i get. to find out the fall they're not the. best solicitousness dancers and took me out of which most of the set says they're not to do it so disappointing. the double of a cousin to punch is a push up the butt out of. a protest at all is that all