neighbors what role do you see other countries playing in trying to manage what is happening in algiers algeria. yes sure i would just like to make a point just before answering that question on the deluded sure i think it's not a problem for the army that i think it's not a real problem for the army and it's a question of this is that there's no leadership that has been oppressing actually independent factors that have been trying and opposition parties that have been trying to. protect the wave has to say not sure of the protest and should join in the protest and to give some leader to emerge as individual figures from the protests it's also the poaching of people darling and there's a good scientists who have to be the object people to take a breath and then they are hoping that they will become back home that we live again back home after having taken the breast of freedom and the most ration not the real question is about the real ness of the algerian she accepts the same people to. come she want to go on to live the same institutions not from fans from institutions so that will be an impo

a selfie and philip nasr in algiers algeria thank you very much for that update thank you now it's been eight years since an earthquake and tsunami destroyed the fukushima nuclear plant in japan the disaster sandridge to activity over a large area forcing tens of thousands of people to flee now the government says much of the land around fukushima has since recovered but the nuclear plant itself still poses massive challenges our reporter went to look at efforts by the operator tepco to clean up the site. tepco wants to persuade us that it has the situation under control. when not allowed to film everything here but at least we get a glimpse of what they think control might mean the building containing its nuclear reactors continues to emit radiation the whole way is take us into another building away from the reactor in a labyrinth of car doors once flooded by the tsunami we have to change our shoes several times as a precaution against radioactive dust we get to the control room of reactors three and four eight years ago this is where stuff desperately trying to prevent the meltdown o

that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but were stopped at the airport in algiers algeria'spresident is now facing unprecedented pressure to step aside a merchant ship that was hijacked by the migrants has it rescued has just talked in malta earlier on thursday maltese forces boarded the boat to control the hundred eight people on board are thought to have hijacked the ship after they realized they were being taken back to libya. and the british parliament moved to wrestle control of the brags that process from the prime minister terrorism a has ended in chaos with no agreement to an alternative to her deal with the e.u. . british. m.p.'s rejected all aid to options for the country's withdrawal from the european union and earlier made promise she'd step down if or twice reject a deal is passed by parliament but she didn't give a timetable for her resignation. well those are the headlines witnesses next. in september two thousand and fifteen alexander new question can thirty's the last political prisoners of bettors. among them make us that kid who spent more than five years

her that's buttered on the long way to go ok journalist and sophie and nasser reporting from algiers in algeria sophia thank you very much. well crash investigators have recovered the black boxes from an ethiopian airlines flight that crashed outside addis ababa on sunday the boeing seven thirty seven max eight bound for nairobi went down six minutes after taking off killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board raising concerns about the safety of boeing's best selling new design. remembering the dead families and ethiopian pilots and crew remember the lives lost in sunday's crash. earlier at the crash site red cross workers retrieve the personal items of those on board while investigators recover the wreckage. a large crater marks the spot of impact eyewitnesses describe the horror of the crash and the aftermath the. fire was coming out from its tail and then it tried to lift its nose but it couldn't was going from side to side it went straight into the ground nose first then exploded i'm looked at it but they could you know pointed out look there were a lot of kenyans on it i saw ident

was in a meeting spreading rumors and smear campaign against the military establishment in algiers in in algeria and that the algerian army still believes that the only way out of the crisis in algeria is through article one zero two which paved the way for the president of the senate to take over as interim president of algeria and that's article seven and eight state that all. the sovereignty of algeria and all the powers resides in the people of algeria and that the army by stepping in it is not violating the constitution on the contrary it is safeguarding the constitution of the so this is quite remarkable it looks like we are into a new phase of us collation in a year with a lot with the army sending a warning to a group of people he accuses of trying to spread real wars and destabilize the country but i have to say that iraqi opposition members and activists who have been very critical of the army in the past few days saying that by stepping in they could just further undermine the political process in algeria this simply means that the political impasse in algeria will continue for some t

was in a meeting spreading rumors and smear campaign against the military establishment in algiers in in algeriaand the algerian on the still believes that the only way out of the crisis in algeria is through article one zero two which paved the way for the president of the senate to take over as interim president or that article seven and eight state that all. the sovereignty of algeria and all the powers reside in the people of the army by stepping in it is not violating the constitution on the contrary it is safeguarding the constitution of the so this is quite remarkable it looks like we are into a new phase of us collation in a year with a lot with the army sending a warning to a group of people he accuses of trying to spread rumors and destabilize the country but i have to say that iraqi opposition members and activists who have been very critical of the army in the past few days saying that by stepping in they could just further undermine the political process in algeria. this simply means that the political impasse in algeria will continue for some time until all the parties come togethe

news live from berlin the students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundreds joined together in calls for president of egypt because not just a fifth term days of demonstrations have erupted across algeria and of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up. hungary's prime minister viktor orban at odds with brussels hungary's conservative ruling party faces expulsion from the european parliament approved after an anti immigration toaster campaign now or bonds and rhetoric has prompted growing calls to also exclude his party from european parliament elections in may. and byron munich is full of momentum in the bundesliga after winning five one against mention gladbach now on the team is back at the top of the table together with over its indoor. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us algeria has seen another day of widespread protests police in algiers confronted students protesting against president. candidacy for a fifth term in office and estimated two thousand demonstrators marched towards the constitutional council whe

in algeria continuing in in the capital algiers but also outside of algeria and places like paris how much staying power do you think this protest movement parallels. i'm not sure that is the right question. again the context here is that we're looking at a man who was brought as a consensus candidate to. walk a culture out of a bloody decade of civil war and that that man who has been in power for twenty years either by design or by incompetence she and the system failed to produce an air or someone who could take the baton and lead to concentrate on and so the fundamental problem that we're having here is we want to know where the algerian system of government itself has run out of life it's on life support and the real risk here is for the situation to escalate and that the military that has been to politicize for the last decade at least would step in and wake up one day and you don't have tanks in the streets and a scenario akin to what happened in egypt so the situation is fraught with dangers and the most important thing here to remember is that the share is not of the protests

there from rania a student protest or obviously taking part in those demonstrations in algeria joining us there from algiers. now the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces have again delayed their final assault on the village of whose i sales last enclave in syria they say they're expecting more civilians to be evacuated from the area thousands of people many of them the wives of ai self isis and their children have been streaming out of battle is more than sixty five thousand people are currently seeking shelter in the kurdish on the whole camp which is now said to be a breaking point well the un's refugee agency chief has been seeing firsthand what life is like the syrians who fled the fighting filippo grandi visited refugees in lebanon and says the u.n. what pressure them into returning. they're worried they're they're fearful of security they are thinking about their destroyed houses of their lack of jobs in all these are very important human factors that need to be addressed but i think that if we continue to work on the syrian side maybe more people will make this decision in more confidence it is very

news live from berlin and students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundreds joined together in calls for president if he can't not to seek a fifth term the days of demonstrations of erupted across algeria ahead of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up on the prime minister viktor orban at odds with brussels and greece conservative ruling party faces expulsion from the european tell the truth after an anti immigration poster campaign now are front and rhetoric has prompted growing calls to also exclude his party from european parliament elections in may. and donald trump goes off script as he gives the keynote speech to a major gathering of u.s. conservatives it's been a difficult week for the u.s. president and he's hoping to rebound politically by energizing his conservative base. america and instead it's good to have you with us algeria is bracing for widespread protests as demonstrators await confirmation on whether or not the country's president of jealousies beautifully will indeed seek a fifth term crowds turned out i

they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the country's capital algiers. or similar scenes in several other cities they demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's beautifully care withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. to flicker was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seven t. too frail to cast his ballot without help. demonstrators say he's too weak to leave if it's widely believed the country's really run by a group of military and civilian advisors who fail to find a successor to ensure the. the country's leading party of national liberation front parties repeatedly said

news live from berlin students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundreds joined together in tongues for president bush to seek not to seek a fifth term days of demonstrations of erupted across all cheerio and head of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up hungary is prime minister viktor orbach at odds with brussels hungary's conservative ruling party faces expulsion from the european parliament group after an anti immigration poster campaign now for bonds and rhetoric has prompted a growing call to also exclude his party from the european parliament elections in may. and roger federer has just become the second man to reach one hundred career titles now he's aiming at the all time record of tennis legend jimmy connors. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean algeria is bracing for a widespread protests as demonstrators await confirmation on whether or not the country's president up jealousies beautifully will indeed seek a fifth term. students turned out in the capital algiers and other towns calling on the eighty tw

the celebrations sprang up across algeria from the capital algiers to constantine and beyond within minutesof hearing.

celebrations springing up across algeria from the capital algiers to constantine and beyond within minutes of hearing the algerian president abdulaziz beautifully but caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time to test his we took to the streets over the past two weeks asking for his departure and cooling the political reforms. and. if. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been and that this pave the way for a new and constructive period they 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 all mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process where our. flicker will continue to run the country for the time being he's reshuffle his government appointing his interior minister nurdin badly as prime minister and his advisor rahm tamla mamre as his deputy. with the army chief general. salah retains his post. has outlin

but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long to process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically cut to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about is. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security lynn real that. some parties which feel annoyed to secure and stable do not like it you want to take back to the years of p

but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long to process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria is ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about is. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security. that. some parties which feel annoyed to see a secure and stable do not like it do you want to take back to say years o

this is good only a news live from berlin students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundreds joined together in calls for president if they got nox to seek a fifth term and the days of demonstrations of erupted across algeria ahead of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming out on the prime minister viktor orban at odds with for us focused on the conservative ruling party faces expulsion from the european tell the truth.

but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long too process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria is ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about is. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security. that. some parties which feel annoyed to secure and stable do not like it you want to take back to the years of pain d

but first algeria as president with a flick has returned home to algiers after a two week stay in a swiss hospital the any two year old had been receiving treatment for an undisclosed condition is returning as a protest grow in algeria against his intention to run for a fifth term. many of those who joined the march through the algerian capital algiers on sunday were students and even schoolchildren like the us 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 fixed term in office. was since i was born the only president i know is beautifully cut i would like to have another one i did not mention at the last march on friday everyone was protesting young old men women this is because we are all against the fifth was. eighty two year old beautifully has been wheelchair bound since suffering a severe stroke in two thousand and thirteen he's rarely if hit in public since. sunday's protests coincided with the ailing president's return from switzerland where he received medical treatment for an undisclose

but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long too process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about is. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security. that. some parties which feel annoyed to see a secure and stable do not like it do you want to take back to the years o

but there appears to be a groundswell against algiers abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algeria's the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we're against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long to process it's time now for people to wake up and not just citizens. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take ass this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about ca's. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security lynn real bad that. some parties which feel annoyed to secure and stable do not like it do you want to take back to the year

the celebration sprang up across algeria from the capital algiers to. constantine and beyond all within minutes of hearing the algerian president abdulaziz beautifully but caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time protesters who took to the streets over the past week asking for his departure and calling for political reforms. and have it help if. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been 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 all mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process. but beautifully will continue to run the country for the time being he's reshuffle his government appointing his interior minister nurdin badly his prime minister and his advisor rahm tamla mamre as his deputy. the army chief

they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the country's capital algiers the area similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's political eco withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. flicka was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seven t. too frail to cast his ballot without help. demonstrators say he's too weak to lead . it's widely believed the country's really run by a group of military and civilian advisors who failed to find a successor to ensure the continuity of the country's leading party but national liberation front the parties repeate

prevail in the country we're seeing another friday of demonstrations not just in algiers but in other cities across algeria with thousands of people on the streets how much momentum is there still on protests inside. those extraordinary scenes that we're seeing now at the very heart of the capital r.g.s. which has become somehow the focal point of the pro-democracy movement with thousands of young algeria's brandishing the slogans and the pictures of some of the heroes of algeria who were killed during the war of independence in the fifty's and early sixty's and some of those posts you can you can see some of the messages in arabic saying sorry to your fallen heroes of algeria we have failed you we need to continue the fight for a brighter future for our country now that's a political message saying that they are not impressed and they don't buy into the move by the army to trigger article one to number two they say that they would like to see some dramatic changes any time soon and by that they mean they would like to see the whole establishment that has prevailed over the last twenty years go and the u.n

hundreds of thousands of protesters waving the national flag of algeria have been marching through algiersical change. 0rganisers had warned against demonstrating outside the presidential palace, government offices and parliament. the protesters have already forced president abdelaziz bouteflika to abandon his bid for re—election and postpone next month's vote. let's return now for more on our main story. brenton tarrant, a 28—year—old australian said he was the gunmen. alice security clinic brenton tarrant seen here in his car and an image he streamed live on the internet. moments later he would enter a mosque to kill. so what do we know about him? won in australia he travelled widely in recent years. seen here, it is thought, in pakistan. he also visited turkey and europe. before the attack he posted a70 europe. before the attack he posted a 70 page document online filled with far right ideas circulating on the internet. he describes himself as just the internet. he describes himself asjust a regular white man the internet. he describes himself as just a regular white man from a regularf

nicol for all it's good to have you with us algeria has seen another day of widespread protests police in algiers confronted students protesting against eighty two year old president abdelaziz bouteflika canada see for a fifth term in office local media report that beautifully custom made it official papers on the. sunday evening an estimated two thousand demonstrators marched towards the constitutional council or political candidates must register some reports say police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the protesters conan's of beautifully just say he's no longer fit to lead due to his poor health and chronic corruption. joining me now is bashir our own algerian journalist with arabic service make sure we're receiving reports that they're just like i didn't even meet the deadline to hand him the papers confirming his candidacy that he didn't do so in person what do you know about this as a fact there is a big confusion about how far this is the go according to election laws and expects to and even the heart of the electoral commission such of that candidates need to submit the

this is d w news live from berlin students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundreds joined together in calls for president to think us not to seek a fifth term days of demonstrations have erupted across algeria and head of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up to hungary as prime minister viktor orban added on to brussels hungary's conservative grilling tarty faces expulsion from the european parliament.

now moving into a algeria whethr it be more huge protests in the capital algiers today students university professors and health workers all turnened out to call on president abdelaziz pacifica to resign immediately. on monday he announced that he plans to stay on beyond his term which will run out in april he has withdrawn his bid to run for a fifth term. please also scrapped next month's elections and he hasn't set a new date. marching for change on a symbolic day. tens of thousands of students doctors andnd professors took to the streets of algiers to call for the president's resesignati. on the anniversary of the cease fire that ended the algerian wa. the vehicle is we'd like to have a health system where the president can have a condition that's treated here. instead of having to travel abroad. the current system is finished it has t to change. abdelaziz bouteflika announced last week he wouldn't stand for a fifth consecutive term after his decision to run again triggered a wave of unprecedented proteststs and all jijiri. butt the president stopped s sht of resigning sayingg he would

news live from berlin students in algeria are leading sunday's call for change in the capital algiers hundred choice together in concert president bush to kick out not to seek a fifth term days of demonstrations of erupted across algeria ahead of today's deadline for candidates to enter the race also coming up.

we can talk to a journalist sophia and philip nasr he's covering the protests in algeria he's then the center of algiers the capital and he joins us on the line so tell us what you've been seeing what you've been witnessing while covering these protests over the last few days. right now i'm going downtown. there's a lot of police deployed in the streets but it's quiet right now because after yesterday when the teacher campaign manager handed in the paper for the candidacy people went to the streets again at night and protests and staged protests and marches countrywide. to focus on soon since they started. impressively peaceful. from both sides actually like we have to we have protesters who are marching in all over the country and beyond your kazan what it would have been to sleep confrontations between protesters and huge huge forces when i was here's what protests are expected to dance in two thousand and one but it's a it's an impressive and cheap full atmosphere best on the market full to last friday when we've seen the children some of these women taking to the streets knowing that they can actual

algeria has seen another day of widespread protests police in algiers confronted students protestinggainst eighty two year old president these beautifully candidacy for eight fifth term in office local media reported but if the cost of made it official papers on sunday evening an estimated two thousand demonstrators marched towards the constitutional council where political candidates must register some reports say police fired tear gas and used water cannon to disperse the protesters opponents of beautifully because say he's no longer fit to lead due to his poor health and chronic corruption. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world flash floods in southern afghanistan have left at least twenty people dead the army evacuated some four hundred families from hard hit regions of kandahar province but rescue efforts have been hampered by heavy rains the united nations says further air support is required to rescue people who are trapped and in urgent need of aid. five years after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy call

the celebrations growing up across algeria from the capital algiers to constantine and beyond all within minutes of hearing that algerian president abdulaziz beautifully had caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time protesters who took to the streets over the past week asking for his departure and calling for political reforms. and have it help if. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been and that this pave the way for a new and constructive period they 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 that we call mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process. beautifully will continue to run the country for the time being he's reshuffle his government appointing his interior minister nurdin badly his prime minister and his advisor rahm tamla mamre as his deputy. when the army chief general. retains his post. h

reported that his plane landed a military base south of the capital algeria's demonstrates his will back out in algiers shops closed and transport workers went on strike in protest of his plans to run for a fifth term so nick a go has more. after a two week stay at a swiss hospital abilities buttafuoco was apparently back in algeria according to a statement from his office pictures an algerian t.v. showing what is reportedly the president's motorcade driving from the airport this is perhaps the most challenging episode in beautiful twenty year rule a seismic moment in the country's recent history with little sign of diminishing if algeria is authorities still close to the university's early would stop the protests would appear to have been a miscalculation we are protesting against a fifth president which a pledge to do to be enough is enough in a country desperate for jobs anger at the unemployment rates and corruption has been rowing especially since protests began three weeks ago students are debating. throughout universities to talk about the solution and to talk about they are the. students are aw

but there appears to be a groundswell against algeria as abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algiers the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they want him to leave office now. we are against beautifully karna gets a regime we are fed up twenty years are enough we want change. they've been in power for twenty years we've overlooked the situation for too long. it's time now for people to wake up and not just settle. some students were forced to cover their faces suffering from the effects of take us this outpouring of anger began when algeria's ailing leader announced he would run for with term as president the cry for politically could to step aside has been growing louder every day spreading beyond the boundaries about. the military which helped lead and shape the country during and after the bloody civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. wields power here and its military chief says it wants to guarantee algeria security learn real that. some parties which feel annoyed to see a secure and stable do not like it do you want to take back to the years of pain

reported that his plane landed at a military base south of the capital algeria's this is demonstrators will back out on the streets of algierswhere shops of closed and transport workers have gone on strike so negate go. after a two week stay at a swiss hospital abilities buttafuoco was apparently back in algeria according to a statement from his office pictures an algerian t.v. showing what is reportedly the president's motorcade driving from the airport this is perhaps the most challenging episode in beautifully because twenty year rule a seismic moment in the country's recent history with little sign of diminishing its algeria's authority still close to the university's early would stop the protests that appear to have been a miscalculation we are protesting against a fifth president a president who to speak out enough is enough in a country desperate for jobs anger at the unemployment rates and corruption has been growing especially since protests began three weeks ago students are debating . throughout universities to talk about the solution and to talk about their.

we can talk to a journalist sophie and philip nasr he's covering the protests in algeria he says than the center of algiers the capital and he joins us on the line so tell us what you've been seeing what you've been witnessing while covering these protests over the last few days. right now i'm going downtown here for a lot of police deployed in the streets because it's quiet right now because after yesterday when the teachers campaign manager handed in the papers for the candidacy people went to the streets again at night and protests and staged protests and marches and he was. the first option since they started. in preferably one. from a fight actually like we are told where protesters were marching here all over the country and your new york rangers who are what they're going to look for confrontation between cultures for and. judy fortin you know years we're closer. than two people going to one but it's another it's in a presidential hopeful atmosphere first on the march fourth or last friday when we children families the women taking to the streets knowing that they can actually do it right now off wr

the last ten twenty years a lot out here and just haven't been allowed to protest in algiers it's been protests in algeria being banned i think since two thousand and eleven before that they were more to stop any protests in anywhere in the country usually treated with pretty stiff strong violence by the by the police so demonstrating that was was not a final compression let's put it that way and after the one nine hundred ninety s. algerians have suffered a huge amount of violence during that decade about two hundred thousand people killed many by the regime itself so the country has been afraid of violence for a very long time so to come out onto the streets in such huge numbers we just don't know how many there are that they're talking about a million today from the pictures i've seen it looks as if it could be easily that number certainly from out here's another pictures around the country so this is a huge act of courage almost by the algerian people is it's it's in a sense they've got rid of that fear. against a very repressive regime and this could this week that's just gone by which is seen huge d

systems across parts of algeria and that is going to be rain across much of the area over the next few days take a look the forecast map here on tuesday rain approaching algiers at thirteen degrees we do have some clouds over here towards tripoli but as we go towards wednesday we do expect those clouds to push towards egypt and twenty seven for cairo. that was sponsored by a town in. tennessee . my prison my freedom my life my languages my occupation.

and their families have been prevented from taking off from algiers airport has more from neighboring tunisia. the man who has ruled algeria for twenty years is facing more isolation than ever the army has decided to trigger article one two and now the party of the president itself the front of national liberation is saying that it's in the horses the move made by the army therefore distancing itself further from the president many key allies of president lies would have a part are saying this about time for the man to step aside but whether the opposition and the protestors in algeria are of the view that this is not the core issue and as your ear and that are the result of the yes he has to go but there needs to be a new personality someone with an impeccable track record to leave the nation for a transitional period draft a new constitution and then. declare and organize new parliamentary and presidential elections now many key figures in the opposition including. you who is a leading human rights activists and one of the leaders of the protest movement is saying that he's concerned the move by the army could be just a