police in the d.r. see the democratic republic of congo where fired tear gas on opposition protesters just days before presidential and parliamentary elections there was anger after voting in some pro opposition areas was postponed the country's going to the polls on sunday. has more from the capital kinshasa. people in beni in eastern congo take to the streets to protest against the decision by their nicole commission to postpone the election until march next year this is part of a region where health workers are dealing with an ebola epidemic that has killed mainly that's a reason given for good laying the election as well as security problems. but part of it here. they say they must exercise their rights their rest of the country so some burned sections of an ebola trying to center suspected of having the disease are held for. the natural kind of so not then we damn well we're tired of voters and brainy and but tembo gave this government the last election we've been killed by rebels and kept quiet they b

already has landed but she is in kinshasa and has been following the elections in the d.r. see for us the morning to you wendy so we have to be seen in our report there were some irregularities at some polling stations was this a say election. hi everyone the election yesterday was really complex and in some places because as i say there were places where the machine didn't work and vote was. very very many years so i don't know if i can say that the nation was fair use was really. complex and cows and there was there was a few hours yesterday. just especially. at windy and in the in the run up to this lethal a lot of support strong support for the opposition need to march in for you knew that he'd stand a chance against president campaign is putting emmanuel shadowy if de lay hidden is fair and the result is was the. result is what the people who vote for i think might them for you and maybe felix to see katie have chance to stand in front of emmanuel has ensured that but you see the only way to know is. if the result is what people ask for but we don't know exactly and yester

deed abuse when the boss she is in kinshasa is following the elections in the d.r. see for us wendy some parts of the country will not get to vote for a new president why is that. i everyone myself a country like binyan or wasn't and now this or you know and that today some of them tried to organize a small war to show the authority that they were able to organize so they feel that the reason was or even of the fallout wasn't the reason for the wrong one and they wanted to show the rest of the world that it was they were able to organize their nation and the fact of being good is not good for them they didn't allow me. when you've been speaking with voters that were able to participate at polling stations there what do they want from their next president. i've been thinking these many voters today during the entire day of voting and most of them one change i remember young told me that she wants to change to come she wants to be even better conditioned to want to has a job she wants other people to have a job and to go to have access to that need to have access to good

heaviest rain in africa is for the south as it should be for this time of the year so anywhere through d.r. see prosperous and be a towards tanzania is where you get some fairly heavy downpours we have had recently are right in the edge of your screen. see a secular nation which is a tropical site in coming close to marie and hearts in the rains in madagascar as for south africa a few showers in east otherwise fine. a war which produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world they will take shots even when they should not i believe that sometimes what the saudis have been doing. the story behind the deadly attack by the saudi led coalition forces on a school bus in yemen which killed forty children. yemen the saddam bus bombing on al jazeera. the top stories for you here on al-jazeera the united states has announced criminal charges against two packages who it legit they work for the chinese government they are accused of waging a cyber campaign that focused on the large scale theft of commercial intellectual property the targets are all in the united states europe and asia. the presi

heaviest rain in africa is for the sas as it should be for this time of the year so anywhere through d.r. see unprosperous zambia towards tanzania is where you get some fairly heavy downpours we have had recently iraq on the edge of your screen you must see a secular nation which is a tropical site and coming close to us and hearts in the rains in madagascar as for south africa a few showers nice to all the rice far. whether online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has cool face i may go protest i will start to police to use force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice for votes to fish lots of different reasons what's the difference types of bricks join the global conversation on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. young african footballers are traveling to thailand in hopes of becoming professional players but they risk discrimination and exploitation. when east investigates thailand's football factory on al-jazeera. th

to goodness for peace in the d.r. see there is always hope but. this is not an ethnic or that will happen in our country it's not a war between religions. or a religious war it is a war over our natural resources in the d.r. see those natural resources. are used. in the world as a whole. and i think that thanks to this opportunity we have such well then the world will know the world will know the human cost of all the machines were using all the electric cars were using this human cost is huge. and our hope is this i hope the world will not stay indifferent if now so there is a possibility to have all of those items those electric cars those devices we can have them at a human price we do not need this human cost to be so big. my name is denison jump from the. christie dog my question is not drama right now denmark has germany has a space accept the one child one hundred. calls in order to treatment do you want other countries to do something like that. if you want one because if all you did is a group then isis would have won because they want an

and of the d.r. sees electoral board delays sunday's long awaited vote blaming it on a fire which destroyed voting materials in kinshasa. at a time of escalating tension between the united states and china a new front has opened up in the war between the two leading economies cyber hacking and economic espionage the us is charged two chinese hackers for attempting to steal trade secrets and technologies and for compromising the computers of western governments and django are allegedly part of a hacking group known as advanced persistent threat ten which is linked to china's main intelligence service us government agencies including the navy and nasa have been compromised as well as american companies involved in aviation space and satellite technology at least twelve country was were targeted overall including brazil. canada india japan sweden and the u.k. the charges are unlikely to impact the alleged attackers though but to could have implications for the global economy actually call him explains from w

d.r. requester remaining owns the building that you can see up the hill, about 175 feet away, with a 35-foot elevation change. and it's just readily apparent, if you read through the d.r., that the primary concern here is the loss of view associated with the fourth floor addiction. the views aren't -- addition. views aren't protected and it ain't much of a view. so we think it's an extraordinary circumstance. he had objections about roof decks and the potential impact of the roof deck. you can see here outlined in red, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 roof decks on all of the adjoining properties, so this is really keeping in character with what is going on in the neighborhood where you have steep slopes, nice views and of course people want roof decks. there are about 20 letters of supports, including a new one that came in today from the cal hollow association. handwritten condition of approval reflecting the last-minute request. >> that's the five glass windows. >> exactly, the frosted glass windows nays facing south. >> president hillis: let's open it up, in case that the remaining dr requester, if they

peace prize to my country's people but just stand strong and to gether say loudly violence in the d.r. see it's enough enough is enough peace now ours thank you we thank. them to watch a movie this prize award ceremony listening to dr dennis mcquade nobel laureate giving his hard hitting nobel lecture. a few details of the most horrific rapes effect of which he has treated in his country the democratic republic of congo standing next to his fellow nobel laureates now and let's bring in charlie andras he's also been listening in and is live for us in the all slow and sorry ultimately those were quite a had a very similar message tonight and that was without justice these atrocities will continue. absolutely i mean here is a man who is seen up close the abuses suffered by women and children at the hands of combatants in the d r c conflicts a man who's had to high and in need surgery to deal with the horrific injuries some of which he details that and a man who's not only healed these women physically but also developed a new model of rehabilitation to reintroduce them into the community so a

which still to come on the program or in the d.r. see where ballot papers have arrived to replace the millions destroyed by a fire last week plus we meet the nicaraguan artists who are challenging the government's brutal crackdown with pens and art brushes. hello there is cool down for some of us in western australia now on saturday we got around forty one degrees in perth and then we had a change in the wind direction and now we've got a bit more in the way of town as well that means from monday our maximum temperature will just be twenty seven degrees out where we're still going to see some showers mostly across the northern part say for some of us in the northern territory and across into queensland we'll see a fair few showers at times but for the southeast it should be fine for the hawks in melbourne but that heat a fraction as we head into choose day for new zealand very stormy here at the moment look at all the cloud that's working its way across us we're seeing some very very heavy downpours across many parts of the north island

or now to the d.r. see where the youngest survivor has officially recovered from the virus baby benedict was just six days old when she showed symptoms of the disease mother who also had died during childbirth health workers gave the baby round the clock care for weeks and it's worse because she's now been allowed to return home to her family. it's a good story to have for you on the program. a. mexico's new president for is open the door as his official residence and is inviting the public. and there's a three way fight for the men's world surfing title santa will have that story and sports. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places together. a comeback now a presidential palace in mexico is usually off limits for the country's new leader is changing that. he has opened up the residence to the public john home and joined a talk in mexico city. at the presidential residence los pinos has always been shrouded in s

seeing none, d.r. requester, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> very briefly, and thank you for your time again. to emphasize that the building is three stories, but the phrase that follows is at the grade of diamond street. on sussex street, the grade slopes sharply down. there, it is not perceptively three stories, but four. if you look at the paperwork, they describe it as three stories on top of a garage -- on top of a basement. it just happens that that basement is not below ground at diamond street. but in any case, they're talking about metes and bounds, and not the experience of the builder. troy mentioned the alternate tiff that th tive -- alternative, and they did provide that to us, although it was after we filed the d.r. it maintains the mass of the building. in fact it may make the mass of the building bigger, so i am grateful for their effort, but i'm afraid that their effort is more intended to give them an opportunity to say they proposed an alternate tiive tho give us an alternative th

his or any public comment in support of the d.r.? seeing none, project sponsor? >> good evening, commissioners. i am the project architect. i'm here with charmaine. this is very simple. they have a two bedroom home and hope to add another with their children's bedroom. they wish to expand this over an existing portion of the building that is currently a roof. so there is the ground level accessible from the street, and you go up one story, and it is half a level. they simply seek to expand that fully to the full building. you can see on the overhead that this is their property. and the adjacent property has done a similar expansion. if you go up the street, there are 18 similar houses they are all expanded to the full footprint. this is not an unusual circumstance. the filer has come before you and presented a lot of confusing issues about permits and building department history. to be clear, they bought this house about 20 years ago. they have done no work on this property. anything that may have been done was done by previous owner. they bought it as is. the d.

sunday's presidential and parliamentary elections in the d.r. see have been delayed by one week voting will now take place on december thirtieth the electoral commission says violence and logistical this use force to postponement catherine sawyer now reports from the capital kinshasa. it's been a long and difficult day for the democratic republic of congo's independent national electoral commission send election officials have been preparing for a march and to see pated presidential and parliamentary pool that has been delayed for two years now on sunday voters want to cast their ballots using new back controversial electronic voting machines for the first time in the country we have . election for seven days. and election is going to take place on the tenth year of december this year. this was. due. to. technical. religious doom can just. it's a logistical nightmare millions of ballot papers are yet to arrive in the country the last batch on the gets to kinshasa on saturday the president of the electoral commission has said that the delay is mainly

we are trying to approach machine controversy in d.r. see is people going to know how to use them and the election could be rigged to. play we begin in yemen where a un brokered cease fire is largely holding the key port city of her data despite some sporadic fighting approaches news agency is reporting four large blasts have been heard but it's not clear which side is responsible or the location of the blasts earlier hoofy rebels said one civilian had been killed in a district by coalition forces while they said three civilians and been killed by hoofy shelling into a to district yemen's warring sides agree to a truce for her data that peace talks held in sweden last week marijan drew reports . as the ceasefire officially began on tuesday night sporadic fighting was reported to have continued for a time in and around the perceived port city of data as the hours passed the situation appeared to become calmer but it remains fragile some worry that could block much needed aid from getting this is one of the problem of the. agreement because it

that's why they're lining up today to vote in protest mark a real big change obviously ahead for d.r. see how hopeful are we of a peaceful transition. we're still waiting to see the opinion polls that ask people how they react is the ruling party's candidate was announced the winner about half of the respondents said they disputed about half the respondents said they'd take to the streets there is a lot of skepticism about the ruling party and about the electoral commission but in the last week for so opposition candidates diverge for calm of course they don't want to risk being accused of violence or of turning a poll of violence as the results are counted in the days ahead and when the results are announced waiting to see how people react now have the already been in the last couple of days unrest some of those eastern cities that are being excluded from the polls opposition supporters protested police tried to break it up with live gunfire and tear gas some government buildings was burned so if people feel that cheated out of a fair result and not given a credible election possible we'

be alright but it was not a bad dream it was the reality it has become our new reality in their d.r. see. when another baby arrived i realized that the problem could not be solved in the operating brute. that we had to combat the root causes of these atrocities ideas cited to travel to the village of cover more to talk to the man why don't you protect your baby your daughters your wife's. and where aren't the oil authorities in this village to my surprise the villagers knew the suspect everyone was afraid of him since he was a member of the provincial parliament and enjoyed absolute power over the population. for several months his militia had been terrorizing the whole village it had instilled fair by killing a human rights defender who had had the courage to report the facts the deputy got away with no consequences his polly america terry even me unity enable him to abuse with impunity. the two babies were followed by several dozens of other children when the forty eight victims arrived we where desperate at. with other human rights defenders we went to a military court at last the rap

on out to the d.r. see where the youngest survivor has officially recovered from the virus baby benedict was just six days old when she showed symptoms of the disease her mother who also had died during childbirth health workers gave the baby round the clock care for weeks and it's worked because she's now been allowed to return home to her family. it's a good story. a. mexico's new president throws open the doors his official residence is inviting the public. and there's a three way fight for the men's. title santa will have that story and sports. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places together.

it's the second time we see a project like this on the d.r. a project sponsor presents a project that will result in the eviction of tenant eviction. if you assure me they have a good relation, i need to see it. i need to see the plans, you know, so i cannot support the project as is. >> okay. the owner -- >> president hillis: oh, hold. do you want to respond at this point? >> vice president melgar: no, because you've already said you don't have it. >> no. i don't have a plan. i didn't know that would be required here. the owners have always followed the rent ordinance, like, the rent board sent the planning department the form saying there have been no evictions in the past ten years. >> president hillis: but -- >> no, but what i'm saying -- >> president hillis: no, let us finish here. you can have a seat, too. commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i have equal concerns that this is a follow-up story to similar projects, etc. what concerns me is that instead of considering an intense fellowship indication and use, we're really basically

looking backwards into the adjacent homes, but if i can have a computer, please, you will see here this is the d.r. requester 's deck, which extends beyond the project sponsor site and looks into the adjacent neighbor's homes. so we happen though she is complaining about something that he already does. you can see the second photo, this is looking into our windows the other neighborhood that spoke has the same thing and has a deck that beyond stage extends beyond the numbers and looks backwards into our homes into the other neighbors i would note that the neighbor to the north is doing a construction project and has done significant work to this deck without permits. i can show you there are no permanent records active here. the views are not protected under code, i do not see any loss of views. the neighbor across the street is 80 feet away. there will not be much excavation. is already a basement level here is best to shingle remove -- removal, we have already committed in the plans. thank you for your time. >> thank you. as they are public comment in support of the project? >> i do have -- is t

machine controversy in d.r. see people would know how to use them and the election could be rigged. and i'm pitas them as with all your sports chosen marine units sacked by manchester united the portuguese parts ways with the english giants of the bay will start to a season in twenty eight. will begin in yemen where a un record ceasefire is largely holding the key port city of data despite some reports of sporadic fighting the rebels say one civilian has been killed in a district by coalition forces who say three civilians have been killed by whose shelling into hate a district yemen's warring sides agreed to a truce for how data peace talks held in sweden last week by mage of june reports. as the ceasefire officially began on tuesday night sporadic fighting was reported to have continued for a time in and around the besieged port city of her they'd as the hours passed the situation appeared to be. calmer but it remains fragile some worry that could block much needed aid from getting this is one of the problem of the. agreement because it has actually linked the flow of humanitarian

counting is underway in some parts of the d.r. see the democratic republic of congo after a presidential election people are still casting their ballots in polling stations where the voting began late the opposition has raised concerns over irregularities . in yemen who the rebels say they fired four missiles into saudi arabia they say they targeted saudi forces near the city of in a separate development two saudi soldiers were killed while fighting with who thiis near the yemen border according to saudi media the u.n. team monitoring the truce in yemen says is disappointed a humanitarian corridor between the port city of who data and the rebel held capital sana'a has not yet opened this was among many agreements reached the talks in sweden earlier this month as part of the deal with the rebels have handed over control of who data to the government but the u.n. wants to verify where they'll go next the u.n. says it wants to ensure the movement of rebels is in line with the swedish agreement. another mass grave containing civilians exe

weapon of war dr mccuaig has dedicated decades of his life to help victims of sexual violence in the d.r. sees we current civil conflicts work that has come at a deep personal cost for him he survived several a tacit nation attempts and also kidnappings najem iraq for her part is a survivor of rape at the hands of i so almost her entire community the years it is one of the smallest and most persecuted minorities in the world was entirely wiped out almost when i saw swept into seemed in northern iraq in twenty fourteen demo ride was able to escape her eyesore captor went on to live in germany and work as an activist and has become a one voice a voice for the thousands of women and women who are still living either under captivity or in horrible conditions in iraq both najem rod and dennis. have come to represent the struggle against a global scourge that goes well beyond any single conflicts james absolutely will be here in these chairs with us in about half an hour's time from now live on al-jazeera to take your questions and questions here from the audience not think those questions are likel

take d.r., and deny the project. >> second. >> secretary: seeing nothing further, commissioners, motion and seconded to take d.r. and deny the building permit application. on that motion -- [ roll call ] so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6-0, placing us on item 16 for case 2017-1011478drp on duncan street, discretionary review. >> good afternoon, commissioners. before you is a public initiated request for a review of a building permit application 2017.0845.4881 for a horizontal expansion at the front and rear and excavation to add a second unit to an existing two-story building. the project also includes facade alterations and a roof deck. building's historic resource status is a category "c" and it's not considered a demolition by d.r. section 2017. there are two d.r.s, the adjacent property of the east is concerned with four main issues, first, the building is not compatible with the scale of other buildings due to the excessive extension of the proposed building and the excavation. two, that the new construction does not respect the pattern of side setbacks. thr

to date it's protests continue in the d.r. seeover the decision to exclude three opposition strongholds from sunday's election and president trump threatens to shut the u.s. border with mexico if congress does not agree to fund his border wall. and i welcome to the program our top story a roadside bomb has killed at least four people on a tourist bus in the gyptian capital this happened less than four kilometers from the world famous giza pyramids the dead include three vietnamese tourists and an egyptian tokai at least ten people were injured or egypt's once booming tourism industry has been struggling to recover since the uprising against president mubarak in twenty eleven and subsequent turmoil souls have been damaged by a number of attacks directly targeting terrorists in july last year to jump interest was stabbed to death at the red sea resort of her god in october twenty fifth in a bomb claimed by a local affiliate of ice will kill two hundred twenty four people on board a passenger jet carrying russian tourists over the si

selling season everyone waiting until we get past the holidays to see how traffic and sale actually come together within that our top picks are d.rwhere we are seeing more growth pulte is our other pick. we think it should suggest a higher evaluation for them >> the other question is how much is it a signal for the broader economy like it was in 2007 the fact that it could be bigger or worse things. >> did the same ones apply >> did it have the own thing going for it >> people are moving less. is that something about the society right now as opposed to just the housing cycle >> we'll leave it there, guys. thank you very much susan and kenneth. >>> still to come, s&p sectors could be sending a warning signal that's coming up >>> one says that the bull market isn't over. tune in to fast money at the top of the hour. >>> another big sellingooff on street, the dow closing down about 500 points mike santoli is checking out the chart that could signal more pain ahead >> are on the market already braced for a lot are more pain ahead. this is from jim paulson it shows four cyclical sectors financials, industrials, consumer discretionary

d.r., let me start with you. technical strategist, have i had two people tell me today we have an interesting number going back to 2009, 23,000, thereabout, on the dow, very powerful pivotal support. are you seeingt? >> i think the big up days that we've had, you know we have had a change in tone where we used to get those days where we would start up, then just trade down the rest of the day and the october/november time frame but you know what we're seeing now is huge, big numbers, ten to one volume day that we had on wednesday, yesterday's biggest turnaround day and point spread ever in the dow so i'm seeing that low that we hit on tuesday, wednesday, the lows there are going to be a line in the sand here for us. charles: what do you think about my assessment? i think the consumer, two-thirds of the economy will continue to be very strong. if we can get business investment in, which i think they will come in, we have got another very strong year for the economy or at least stronger than it has been for a long time. >> the problem with the market and problem with the economy is not the consumer. they have largely held it up. i think the next leg of the bull market has to come on the backs of c

seeing that is the housing sector posting the first fall in more than four years. orders fell the most in california it is the largest market by refr knew it comes after d.r. whorton sai it made that news last month it has been. the housing is down about 28% so far this year. right now dow down 751 the dollar continues to lose steam here as well >> let's send it uptown at the nasdaq with what's going on there. >> one of the things i have been watching has been the small caps, the russell 2000 it has struggled to get out of correction while it was the laggard as we saw that rally over the last six days the j. powell rally, it has been the leader to the downsides today. we are seeing with those concerns about whether we might see a slow down in the economy and dragging down the small caps it is across all sectors that's where we are seeing the most new lows today, whether it is bio tech names like tech names like net gear or retail name which today hit a new low we are seeing a lotov of impact in terms of the drag it is coming from the large caps if you combine amazon and alphabet their losses account for about half of the nasdaq's losses today at least in t