thanks nick well absolutely islands nations coastal cities shoreline communities hundreds of millions of people are at risk from the rising tide if we do nothing it's already a stark reality for people in indonesia where at least 42000000 homes are under threats the country's made the controversial decisions made its capital jakarta to the internees in parts of borneo with its rich rain forests and unique wildlife now that's a world 1st but given the rising trend in emissions and global temperatures it's unlikely to be the last well to give you a sense of the scale of the ice melts here are some of the big numbers let's start in greenland which had a record melt in august on the other side of the globe and on top because the world's biggest ice sheet released 3 trillion metric tons of water over 25 years that's enough to fill more than a 1000000000 elim pick sides some in pools and the thwaites class year thought pose the greatest risk for a rapid sea level rise well in january nasa research has discovered an underwater cavity around 300 meters high caused by the warming waters beneat

thanks nick well absolutely islands nations coastal cities shoreline communities hundreds of millions of people are at risk from the rising tide if we do nothing it's already a stark reality for people in indonesia where at least 42000000 homes are under threats the country's made the controversial decision to move its capital jakarta to the indonesian part of borneo with its rich rain forests and unique wildlife now that's a world 1st but given the rising trend in emissions and global temperatures it's unlikely to be the last well to give you a sense of the scale of the ice melts here are some of the big numbers let's start in greenland which had a record melt in august on the other side of the globe and antarctica the world's biggest ice sheet released 3 trillion metric tons of water over 25 years that's enough to fill more than a 1000000000 elim pick sides some in pools and the thwaites class year thought to pose the greatest risk for rapid sea level rise well in january nasa research has discovered an underwater cavity around 300 meters high caused by the warming waters beneath it

decision to temporarily move the government away from quito the center of the protests to the coastal cityof. brazil's president says an oil spill polluting at northeastern beaches for more than a month is not of brazilian origin. as it could be the result of criminal activity or a shipwreck in an indication of the extent of the damage petrova petrova says it's collected $133.00 tons of oil from the beaches syra korea has the latest. this is what an oil spill last month has done to this once pristine coastline along brazil's northeastern region 1500 kilometers of thick sticky mess that's damaging the environment at least 42 coastal cities have been affected present diable scenario says an investigation to find out the cause is still under way by the state run oil company petro brass bazzi stopped short of naming a country he believes is responsible for the spill instead indicating it could be the result of a shipwreck or criminal activity. the coastal states affected are particularly concerned about the timing it's the season for baby turtle hatchlings and to resume there could be a severe

lenin has imposed a state of emergency and moves the government from the couples of crito to the coastal city of why a quick you are latin america editor the cinnamon is there. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as mass protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was in quite a key but the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators peaceful barges of their own rather riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrating the group not here the president many in what it has actually left and right to kill and gone to the hands of the only thing we did in this leaders to try to negotiate a settlement to the worst crisis political crisis this country has had and over a decade. preliminary talks with indigenous and trade union leaders are being mediated by the united nations and the catholic church but so far there's no sign of an agreement but if you didn't pick your mother yello

unfortunately, it is a model for what could happen to many other coastal cities. where we could look at new orleans, which has more resources and has built a levy system to protect itself but when a hurricane comes, we saw the tragedy that can take place when you live in the bottom of the bowl and the defenses fail. important is a really lesson that we have to take great heed of. a major nation would go to the lengths of relocating their largest city and the capital city, or t trying to do that. cityen: for we conclude, a like bombay, population of almost 20 million, and the greater bombay area, large parts of which will be underwater according to this report by 2050, that area includes weree two nuclear installations are housed. >> oh, there's a tremendous amount of infrastructure right by the coast everywhere including nuclear facilities, hazardous waste sites of every kind. rises to submerge those areas, all kinds of nuclear waste or toxins and other noxious material can be spread around. cleanup orenormous defense effort in front of us. probleman entirely new

president has temporarily moved the government away from quito the center of the protests to the coastal city of quick win that america. has more from peter for what less than 200 metres from the national assembly this is in front of a park where thousands and thousands of indigenous ecuadorans have been gathering since her thing many of them walking here all the way to the capital so that they can confront the government but the president is no longer here he's moved the seat of government all the way to the coast. and so the leader of the indigenous peoples confederation certainly no longer recognizes a lead in what i know as the president of ecuador and he says that he has abandoned his job and of you go i replied going the former president that i got out always living in there not the kind of infirm. exile in belgium for a while ago the police started throwing tear gas here we did was very very volatile situation a lot of painting here we're seeing now several 100 indigenous people marching in harlem 7 holding tanks and marching towards the nationalists and as i speak. it's not quite sure

living she and her family lost everything when cycling eat i slammed into the coastal city and those are the earlier this year. we were suffering a lot we didn't have enough money to survive so we started picking up ways to recycle and we are in a bit of money with this. 47 year old to treat is one of the around a 100 ways collectors working for 2 recycling associations in bayda every day they take what they've collected to the women's ngo to the group's aim is to provide both practical assistance for women and protect the environment palin and mccain are is the president and has led the organization since it was established in 2013 . this is an association focusing on women with low incomes. so what we do is basically focus on recycling. that not only gives the women an income but also helps to keep our city cleaner. and most of. the group to is part of the mozambique association of recycling and more the association is working to set up an efficient waste management and recycling system in mozambique so far 6 regional organizations are taking part and more have signaled interest in

when they found out that president would it all had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night the protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to move the way things so that they don't put their lives at risk into march store another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge that they haven't so far to turn back now was the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until president what in returns to keep door and repeals the to creek. if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there's no social justice no freedom of the country for ever to join that of a fugitive from justice ex-president korea they can live together. i mean what in all says the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former

mandatory evacuations have been switched over to evacuation warnings in these areas include the coastal cities of tobago bay and jenner also cities including burnsville and sevastopol these people live in the areas can now go home if they would like to pick unfortunately in many cases they probably will not have power. as we are hearing from pg&e they may in fact cut power tomorrow and wednesday and that is because of this second wind event that's heading our way. >> it is interesting that the bay area is whether your power is out are being evacuated are being troubled by the smoke, so many people are being impacted by this. we have often times seen fire but everybody has some skin in the game and as we go in to tomorrow wednesday we could see more power outages. and on top of that, we have the smoke. the red flag warning goes back into effect tuesday night through wednesday. the winds will not be as robust but it will be windy. they are planning accordingly. let's get a live look at the newschopper. i think we can take a look at the air quality. here's the kincaid fire this time and night we

when they found out the president would it all had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night the protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to the way things are that they don't put their lives at risk into mark store another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge that they haven't got so far to turn back now. the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until president what in returns to keep door and repeals the decree. if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there's no social justice no freedom of the country for ever to join that of a fugitive from justice ex-president korea they can live together. what it also. the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former president rafael

has forced the government to relocate from the capital to the coastal city. it has caused the government to by two thirds. indigenous groups have been spearheading thehe demonstratit. previoious protest movements hae led d to the ousting of threee presidents in the past few decades. on the donald trump impeachment story. the former ambassador to ukraine is scheduled to testifyfy later today.y. she has been called forward calling -- following the revelations trump p pressed research zelensky to on joe biden. there is no evidence in the case, but questions are being raised about what hunter biden was doing, excepting a salary of up to $50,000 a month from a company that was known to be under investigation in a huge conflict of interest scandal in ukraine. here is s the report.. >> this is one of the sites where the company were hunter extractioionnted gas licenses while its owner was minister of the environment. the ministry appeaea to have disregarded rules about howow fr the rig should be from people's houses. lols say thehe drilling has ruined theirir lives.

angered when they found out that president wanted or had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night the protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to the way things are that they don't put their lives at risk into march store another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge that they haven't so far to turn back now. the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until president what in returns to keep it or and repeals the to creek. if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there's no social justice no freedom of the country for ever to join that of a fugitive from justice ex-president korea they can live together. i mean what in all says the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former presid

when they found out the president would it all had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to the way that they got their lives at risk and to march to another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge if they haven't so far to turn back now. the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until the president would enter with turns to keep door and repeals the decree minister if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there's no social justice no freedom to he leave the country for ever to join that of the fugitive from justice ex-president korea they can live together. mourinho says. the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former president ra

hikes introduced by president lenin renner well his administration has temporarily moved to the coastal city of quiet kill our last american editor you see in yemen is that. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as mass protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was and by your team by the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators held peaceful barges of their own rather riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrating the group not here the president's men in what it has actually left the right one to the left then we'll be leaving we didn't misleaders to try to negotiate a settlement for the 1st time since the crisis this country has had and over a decade. preliminary talks with indigenous and trade union leaders are being mediated by the united nations and the catholic church but so far there's no sign of an agreement but as you did the president is talking of dialogu

president has decided to move the government to the coastal city of quail this comes after a 5th dayof demonstrations against the introduction of all star team measures protesters are angry the government has scrapped a 40 year old fuel subsidies as to be reports the protesters blocked roads and put up barricades on the outskirts of the ecuadorian capital can tell you ahead of a nationwide strike and mass march planned on wednesday then was given we need to rise up until this problem with fuel prices is resolved we're not going to give up we're all going to rise up until the prize of food goes down. interior ministry says hundreds of people have been arrested. for criminal damage despite the armrest president lenin marina says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap fuel subsidies as part of straight to stereotype measures. because i am always ready to hold talks to extend a hand to people who are decent who are honest who really want to change the country i'm convinced of dialogue with my indigenous brothers with whom we share many causes on how to use the country's resourc

year old fuel subsidies ecuador's president has temporarily moved the government away from to the coastal city of quil we were all 7 latin american nations have expressed support for ecuador's government there accusing the venezuelan president nicolas maduro of behind the rest when latin america and russia you see in human can join us live now from the capital quito and tell us a little bit more about what's been happening where you are. politically i'm about 150 meters from the entrance to the national assembly in a park which is practically the place where the indigenous groups of this country meet and that is exactly where they've been convened and there are thousands and thousands of them that come from all over the country to protest then to demand that other president moreno repeal the austerity measures that he put in place last week although he resigned he is not here as you just mentioned that hasn't stopped them from coming here and in fact about to happen hour ago they managed to break down the barriers that the riot police had put up and almost made it into the national assembly in

thanks nick well absolutely islands nations coastal cities shoreline communities hundreds of millions of people are at risk from the rising tides if we do nothing it's already a stark reality for people in indonesia where at least 42000000 homes are under threats the country's made the controversial decisions made its capital jakarta to the indonesian parts of borneo with its rich rain forests and unique wildlife now that's a world 1st but given the rising trend in emissions and global temperatures it's unlikely to be the last well to give you a sense of the scale of the ice melts here are some of the big numbers let's start in greenland which had a record melt in august. on the other side of the globe and antarctica the world's biggest ice sheet released 3 trillion metric tons of water over 25 years that's enough to fill more than a 1000000000 elim pick sides some in pools and the freights glass here thought to pose the greatest risk for rapid sea level rise well in january nasa research has discovered an underwater cavity around 300 meters high caused by the warming waters beneath i

decision to temporarily move the government away from crito the center of the protests to the coastal city of why i feel let's bring in lucy a new man she's our line america editor is joining us from quito we're looking at the live picture right now the c.e.o. just tell us what the situation is where you are and what you've been seeing. yes. yes i mean right behind me you can hear maybe you can see some tear gas it's being fired at this hour by the police because hundreds and or not hundreds but thousands tens of thousands of and you can is that going to warrant i've been gathering here just in front of the national assembly this is their main meeting point for me and they were going to march to the presidential palace since the president is not here yet and moved the seat of the government to buy a key and they say they think no longer recognize the president they are accusing him that band and the government and they are still trying to decide what to do about just a few seconds ago here gas was fired * and we saw got out 30 or 40 very young indigenous ecuadorans with thinks they're all

bad that president emeritus government has been forced to leave the capital and relocate in the coastal city of quiet hill. costo is the editor of the ecuador based economic policy publication and only says seminar he joins us from via skype via skype rather from thank you so much for your time do you think the government. anticipated this type of reaction to the subsidies being taken away which obviously triggered so much more to the anticipated this. i think it didn't think that so many groups will join to the president's thing about the economic part of these products the about indigenous and fuel subsidies is just one part of it but it has triggered other interests and you have to we have to realize that this is not only about fuel subsidies but it's also about regaining power from the former president and his group they are the ones that through their members that they have and some institutions in ecuador they have used their resources to try to. put more attention to the just sort of situation where needed right now and we also have another another after here which are the drug traffi

lennon has imposed a state of emergency and move the government from the capital quito to the coastal city of kiel are latin america editor lucien human is there. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as mass protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was in quite a key but the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators peaceful barges of their own run riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrating the fruit here the president many in what it has actually left the right one to they have been. leaving we didn't misleaders to try to go to the settlement the 1st time since the crisis this country has had and over a decade. preliminary talks with indigenous and trade union leaders are being mediated by the united nations and the catholic church but so far there's no sign of an agreement. the president is talking of dialogue but he stubbornly says i won't repeal the measur

thanks nick well absolutely islands nations coastal cities shoreline communities hundreds of millions of people are at risk from the rising tide if we do nothing it's already a stark reality for people in indonesia where at least 42000000 homes are under threats the country's made the controversial decisions made its capital jakarta to the indonesian part of borneo with its rich rain forests and unique wildlife now that's a world 1st but given the rising trend in emissions and global temperatures it's unlikely to be the last while to give you a sense of the scale of the ice melts here are some of the big numbers let's start in greenland which had a record melt in august. on the other side of the globe and antarctica the world's biggest ice sheet released 3 trillion metric tons of water over 25 years that's enough to fill more than a 1000000000 elim pick sides some improves on the freights class year thought to pose the greatest risk for rapid sea level rise well in january nasa research has discovered an underwater cavity around 300 meters high caused by the warming waters beneath it

heated in the capital of quito that the president literally moved his government out of town to the coastal city of quiet kill after reports that angry residents stormed the general assembly building our chief correspondent nick sanchez o'donovan is on the ground in ecuador and brings us the latest from the protests in quito. ecuador remains under state of emergency off the days of protests following president lenin merinos decision to scrap fuel subsidies on monday those protests turned into riots as students and other groups violent lee clashed with police forces afterwards thousands of indigenous people came here it's a quito and violence continued throughout the night as protesters surrounded the presidential palace the tension was so high that the president decided to move the edmonton minister to capital from here from quito to why a kill those 2nd largest city mother thought i thought i was going to. what's behind these protests well at the center of it all is an economic reform package that the government has implemented under a $4200000000.00 financing deal signed with the i.m.f. ecuado

fuel price hikes introduced by president lenin his administration has temporarily moved to the coastal city of kill is a latin america editor and. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against government the measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as massive protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was in quite a key but the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators peaceful barges of their own ground riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrating the group here the president many and what it has actually left right down to the yes. meeting we did in this leaders to try to negotiate a settlement for the 1st time since the crisis this country has had in over a decade. preliminary talks with indigenous and trade union leaders are being mediated by the united nations and the catholic church but so far there's no sign of an agreement. the president is talking of dialogue but he stubbornly says i won't repeal the measures what kind of di

the president has since moved his government from keto to the coastal city, 400 kilometers south.his monday in a televised statement, he accuses his predecessor and venezuelan president of being behind the crisis in ecuador. >> the tyrant, nicolas maduro, has activated his destabilization plan. they are the ones behind this and are using an instrumentalizing some indigenous group, taking advantage of their mobilization to a lot and destroy in their wake -- to loot and destroy in their wake. reporter: the elimination of weak with a doer's f fuel subs of ecuador's fuel subsidies were part of moreno's plan to ease the countryry's debt burur ecuador's government has agreed cut publilic spending a as par a loan deal with the of a loan deal with the international monetary fund. this deal, which was signed in march, would allow ecuador to boborrow $4.2 billion. >> brazil's environment t miminister says s more thahan 1 tons of oil hahave been spilled along the n northeastern coasas under a m month. braziliaian police are investigating the origin of the oil, which has k kled at least seven

face looks like we're coming back to the medieval ages where the mediterranean pirates from the coastal city algiers and tunisia arable golan just to hijack the people and didn't fit in the lake until somebody common tried to write some i asked him about deals that have been offered to him in the past and currently well they've been doing for you trial i'm during the trial where there have been through the public defender that i approach and said well we're going to go through it all your time of a green card to settle you there if you you know a fellow some dirt about to turn into how corrupt this regime times although i said i have nothing to do through it to know about putting so i have told certainly no you're going to their own 1st one little for of the deals that's why i went through the trial i asked victor if you thought there was any hope for him getting out of prison before his 25 year sentence was up they never know if it should be in this political climate in which america is a lot will have come 1st but i'm sure something is on their making and i'm sure something is coming my wa

china, in china you have vast difference in the economic freedom across regions particularly coastal cities and enterprises search but within china de facto now you have freedom of movement so you have over a billion people and free migration with income differences and freedom differences between rural interior provinces and coastal cities that are not unlike differences between latin america and the out today where you see immigrants want to move to get the productivity of the place instead of the people and a lot of chinas growling growth has to do with internal participation. it's moving that direction. but i think it's important to actually also for our outreach with the book on this to point out that freedom of movement, free trade and labor, is part of the free market system, too. >> the internal migration in china is the largest mast migration in our times by far. >> question in the back, please. there in the corner. >> regarding the rising popularity of socialism how much is like a result of short-term anger on the left against trump, look the among of the dsa member hope and how m

look at the increase in the average coastal flood events that have taking place in this city in the pastwo decades. we've had 58 high tide flooding events in charleston. it's no secret, we're under a massive heat wave across the southeast. we've shattered 20 record highs. it's never been this hot in augusta, mobile, new orleans, savannah. this is yesterday's record high temperatures in that area. we are all feeling it. we have one more day. atlanta, you're in the clear but it is still hot in places like louisiana and texas right now. >> crazy. >> all right. thank you. >>> we're back to our top stories in just a moment, including the latest on the impeachment investigation. >> stay with us. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> the white house has been subpoenaed. it is just the latest development in the inquiry that's racing towards impeachment. we'll have the latest for you. >>> plus, protesting the bad. shops closed as

northeastern region 1500 kilometers of fix sticky mess that's damaging the environment at least 42 coastal cities have been affected president diable scenario says an investigation to find out the cause is still underway by the state run oil company petro brass bazzi stop short of naming a country he believes is responsible for the spill instead indicating it could be the result of a ship or criminal activity. the coastal states affected are particularly concerned about the timing it's the season for baby turtle hatchlings and to resume there could be a severe economic impact brazilian somebody is just around the corner it starts basically end of november. early december so local authorities will be hoping that things are cleared up by there we have seen the state of say she's calling you know declaring this and see us this couldn't have come a 2 worse time for the president been under international pressure for his handling of the fires in the amazon last month. also now wants to develop the amazon through mining and farming in his recent speech at the u.n. he accused environmentalist of wanting

in the coastal city of. police fired on crowds who are throwing stones several stores have been looted eric farms where is the vice president of the council of the americas which works to promote democracy he says pinera doesn't have a lot of options. the president's already tried to placate them he's even apologized and asked for their forgiveness saying that he and his government fundamentally misunderstood some of their feelings and where they're coming from he did announce a raft of reform social security reforms tax reforms rescinded in the plan the hike in the transit he and redistribution of some income etc but those reforms are going to take a while to work through the economy they haven't even been implemented yet there is simply a statement of intent and i think you know once the genie is out of the bottle the protesters are saying well there's a lot more here than just the price of a ticket for a bus so i think they're making their voices heard when they'll go back is anybody's guess i know the pr

president has decided to move the government from quito to the coastal city of kill this comes after a 5th day of demonstrations against the introduction of a star at the measures protests are angry the government has scrapped 40 year old field subsidies as a tory against him b. now reports. protesters block roads and put up barricades on the outskirts of the ecuadorian capital in tow ahead of a nationwide strike and mass march planned on wednesday then they must deliver and we need to rise up until this problem with fuel prices is resolved we're not going to give up we're all going to rise up until the prize of food goes down. interior ministry says hundreds of people have been arrested. for criminal damage despite the armrest president led him to read a says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap fuel subsidies as part of straight to stereotype measures. the biggest i am always ready to hold talks to extend a hand to people who are decent who are honest who really want to change the country i'm convinced of dialogue with my indigenous brothers with whom we share many caus

fuel subsidies ecuador's president has temporarily moved the government away from quito to the coastal city of q a latin america at a solution here newman has more. you know i'm about 150 meters from the entrance to the national assembly in a park which is practically the place where the indigenous groups of this country meet and that is exactly where they've been coming convened and there are thousands and thousands of them have come from all over the country to protest and to demand that either president border no repeal the austerity measures that he put in place last week or that he resign he is not here as you just mentioned but that hasn't stopped them from coming here and in fact about half an hour ago they managed to break down the barriers that the riot police had put up and almost made it into the national assembly in other parts of the city where we were near the presidential palace they've been battling running battles between police and protesters that have been penned off with tear gas they too were trying to reach the presidential palace to make the point that they are hearin

decision to temporarily move the government away from crito the center of the protests to the coastal city of. let's bring him to see a new man she's joining us from kuta so the president has moved the seat of the government to try and escape the protests but how widespread the protests remain. very non-human people as you say i am only about 200 meters away from the national assembly where there are thousands and thousands of indigenous ecuadorans they've been gathering here that walking here to the capital since thursday from all over the country and they are expected to march in about 2 hours towards the presidential palace where as you already mentioned the president is not because he has moved instead to why again but it this is daniel a very very powerful message there is supposed to be a national strike all over the country on wednesday but already here in the capital we're seeing no shops closed very very little traffic it's as frank had already begun instead protesters are all out so far peacefully out onto the streets but when they move on to the presidential palace but not a nam

when they found out that president would it all had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night the protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to move the way so that they don't put their lives at risk into much store another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge that they haven't so far to turn back now was the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until the president would enter with turns to keep door and repeals the to creek. if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there is no social justice no freedom of the country for ever to join that of the fugitive from justice ex-president coram they can live together. mourinho says the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his were standing me former presi

when they found out the president would it all had moved the executive branch overnight to the coastal city of by a key. for hours and well into the night protesters tried without success to overcome riot police. in an attempt to surround the presidential palace and national assembly was some of the indigenous leaders are asking them to. put their lives at risk and to mark store another part of the city but they're angry they say they are not going to budge that they haven't so far to turn back now. the leader of the national confederation of indigenous people told al-jazeera there would be no dialogue until president would enter with turns to keep door and repeals the decree. if modern a doesn't want to administer this country with this social chaos where there is no social justice no freedom of the country for ever to join that of the fugitive from justice ex-president coram they can live together. mourinho says the worst unrest in more than a decade in this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his were standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-impos

government say a war plane flown by forces loyal to warlord a half there has been shot down in the coastal city of other links to 2 fighters loyal to the u.n. recognize the government were killed in the new clashes with half those forces without that why has more from tripoli the situation remains very tense in southern tripoli as clashes continue between forces loyal to the u.s. and the recognized a government of national accord and forces loyal to the world have to in now this location is the government forces location in the vicinity of the old inactive international airport and they're now trying to spot after the forces on the other age of the airport they say that they sometimes receive heavy fire from half their forces here and have those were planes and drones target the occasion they say also that civil civilian houses farms and also power plants have been damaged by the airstrikes fighters here say that they have fallen fighters fighting for the warlord khalifa haftar these say that there was a probably russian and african fighters we as a disease are cannot independently verify that