managed to do it because behind the scenes it was the army who were guarding many public buildings david chase to al-jazeera paris. kazakstan has officially remained its capital nor salt in all of north honors the buyer who unexpectedly resigned as president on tuesday on friday dozens of opposition supporters were arrested as they protested against the name change they also say the former president is planning at the last exit session lining up his daughter to take over after almost thirty years in power the veteran leader called for a new leadership but he'll stay on as head of the national security council and ruling party. i believe it very negatively because the name is done here is a brown and i think no sultan is not right at all we have no salt on street no salt on university and now the capital city no sultan i think that is a record. i'm against renaming astana to nursultan because a stan is a world brand everyone knows the standard from x. or twenty seventeen and we always see the international summit. we are happy that they named the capital after the first president this will stay

called the strategy the great debate instead it's aimed at forming a more inclusive government as david chase reports now from city of graeme the movement's also gaining support from a tough crowd. when the gate closes behind you at number twenty three boulevard robert spear in rants you might lose your freedom but you don't lose your vote the champagne city's only prison is the latest venue for president macro's attempt to outflank d.l. a vest rebellion and listen to the voice of the people we can't identify the inmates but we can bring you their opinions so many business your life things that you love as demonstrations were beneficial as a guise of not a political party but to people to french regarded as the differences it was a good movement as it actually triggered this debate a debate that was needed a new national. a thirty one year old m.p. from the president's party was the heart of the debate with the prisoners she passionately rejected their cynicism about politicians i never thought that even though i think we are living an excellent democratic exercise as of today we have receive

that has barely begun yet and scores of ice all fighters may soon be repaired treated from syria david chase or al-jazeera runs. and i missed the attainder how with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. and south korea are ending their major joint military drills to support future talks with north korea on denuclearization the announcement comes just days after donald trump and kim jong un ended their summit in vietnam without a deal from the right has more from seoul i think it's certainly going to be welcomed by the south korean government of president moon jay in who as we know is offered once more to act as mediator between the u.s. and north korea to try to get things back on track and is really looking for help from any quarter right now especially given the disappointment of the failure of the noise summit will also help his personal efforts to try to improve into a korean relations that he's been working on alongside trying to reestablish good relations between the u.s. and north korea donald trump has been speaking to supporters at the largest annual gathering of conservatives in the

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to france itself david chase al-jazeera paris. thailand is holding its fast general election since a military coup in twenty fourteen but while thais finally get to cost their ballots on sunday many wonder if the process will be truly democratic al-jazeera scott hyder reports from bangkok. you know from rubber plantations in the south to the opposition heartland in the northeast candidates are on their last push before the nearly fifty two million thais head to the polls on sunday while they'll be playing their role in the democratic process there's a widespread belief that with a constitution crafted by the military any new government will be far from democratic the two hundred fifty member senate will be appointed by the military government ensuring it has a strong grip on parliament sunday's polling is for the five hundred seats in the lower house. and there's also a pro-military party running. don't need. with coup leader. as their candidate for prime minister as much as we try to celebrate the upcoming election i don't think

it's fine but it's not the case in the rest of france there have been clashes thank you for that david chase her reporting there live from paris activists in chile are expected to hold protests against our visits by president about an hour off brazil his meeting his chilean counterpart sebastian piñera in santiago and that america at a tennesseean human is in china's capital with the latest. president also not his reputation certainly precedes him he is well known for his often an anti gay comments and that certainly does not make him very popular here in chile but in this country there is something else and that is the fact that president has long been an admirer of this country's former military dictator pinochet he has said as much he has called him somebody with dignity somebody who saved this country from communism and so his visit here has sparked already protests out on the streets and the fact that it happened exactly as a court here in chile has just sentenced eleven members of the military to prison sentences for one of the most emblematic cases of human rights violations during th

called the strategy the great debates instead it's aimed at forming a more inclusive government as david chase reports now from the city of rom the movement's also gaining support from a tough crowd. when the gate closes behind you at number twenty three boulevard robert spear in rants you might lose your freedom but you don't lose your vote the champagne city's only prison is the latest venue for president macaroons attempt to outflank d.l. a vest rebellion and listen to the voice of the people we can't identify the inmates but we can bring you their opinions so many business your life things that you love as demonstrations were beneficial as a gathered not a political party but to people different regarded the differences it was a good movement as it actually triggered this debate a debate that was needed. a thirty one year old m.p. from the president's party was the heart of the debate with the prisoners she passionately rejected their cynicism about politicians i never thought that even though i think we are living an excellent democratic exercise as of today we have received more than a m

of spain against this period for catalonia to david thank you very much for that for now that's david chase the live from those rallies in the spanish capital thank you. to albania now where police have fired tear gas and use water cannons on anti-government protesters after they attempted to storm parliament demonstrations accuse the government of being corrupt and having ties to organized crime the opposition is calling for a snap election and the resignation of prime minister eddie bauer john seraphina's has more from the capital to donna. at least. twenty thousand people have gathered here today they stretch from scandal base square in the center of tirana to the prime minister's office that's a distance of half a kilometer a very broad avenue packed with people here and they are unhappy at the corruption that they say pervades the government at all levels including daily services provided by the state but going all the way up to the cabinet which has now shifted to ministers for drug related offenses and prime minister eddie rama has reshuffled it twice in an effort to show that there

brought in to stop a weekend a repeat of last weekend when shops were looted and burned from paris david chase reports. the yellow vests protesters were outnumbered by the police in paris according to official figures six thousand officers deployed with orders to show zero tolerance to any violence and a five thousand strong march to the sack recur it passed without incident apart from them trying to tie a yellow vest around the basilica is that all recall what i saw today was very convivial and we found sort of buried again in the movement which is house warming compared to last week's events. concerts bus this is how the soul of the yellow vests should the people who are speaking exchanging ideas trying to get more political the elevators seem determined to make sure that their protests remains peaceful and that the reason they're protesting are valid and present emanuel macron must answer their question. their worst sporadic clashes when the demonstrators dispersed but on no significant scale. across the rest of france so the picture was not so peaceful. and nice a seventy two year old woma

conversation known as the great debate the strategy is to gather ideas to form a more inclusive government david chase who reports from the city of cancer it's gaining support from one of the toughest crowds. when the gate closes behind you at number twenty three boulevard robespierre in rants you might lose your freedom but you don't lose your vote the champagne city's only prison is the latest venue for president macaroons attempt to outflank d.l. a vest rebellion and listen to the voice of the people we can't identify the inmates but we can bring you their opinions simonis your life things that you love as demonstrations were beneficial as a guise of not a political party but to people to french regard and young the differences it was a good movement as it actually triggered his debate a debate that was needed. a thirty one year old m.p. from the president's party was the heart of the debate with the prisoners she passionately rejected their cynicism about politicians and they want to believe i think we are living an excellent democratic exercise as of today we have received more than a million con

that has barely begun yet and scores of i still fighters may soon be repacked rated from syria david chase al-jazeera runs. rival groups and confronted each other in the israeli city of tel aviv plans to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel's attorney general has said the decision to prosecute netanyahu will be made within six weeks some demonstrators holding signs that condemning netanyahu as the crime minister supporters said he is the victim of a witch hunt i tell you he faces possible charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust. hundreds of croatian journalists have rallied in the capital zagreb demanding more press freedom they say government policies are having a devastating impact on their work croatia's a public broadcaster has filed lawsuits against its own or other journalists who have complained of censorship. still ahead fear sports news as roger federer claims a historic title win in dubai pharo will have less details and. magic bates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and head to head.

saturday professor bands from the famous shoals of easy to shops were torched and lit it's a week ago david chase to reports. soldiers will be deployed to guard public buildings in the french capital as the yellow vests prepare to take to the streets for the nineteenth time this weekend they're being diverted from their normal operations sentinel anti terror patrols to free up police resources but the decision has attracted fierce criticism the army not being used in the context of social protestants nine hundred forty seven and and the strong symbol of putting the army back in the street for this purpose and or the question but it traces the risk potentially of a risk. this is archived film of the clashes seventy two years ago five striking miners were killed. last weekend in paris millions of years of damage was caused by writers on the seans elisei this time police are being equipped with a new high tech weapons to help them cope with so-called ultra radicals intent on violence. that is the last saturday on the show's elise's there were no demonstrators there were only pages of people who came

long term cost of the image and spirit of francis so david chase al-jazeera paris. european council president donald tusk says anything is still possible with. leaders effectively took control of the time table during a summit on thursday they set two deadlines for britain to depart the block breck's it will happen on may the twenty second if the prime minister can convince parliament to approve her withdrawal deal which they've rejected twice if it's voted down again to reason they will be given until april the twelfth to either leave with no deal or possibly cancel breck's it altogether jonah hall has more from london. well prime minister theresa may has on friday evening written a letter to all m.p.'s in the house of commons a sort of rallying cry reminding them of the big decisions that they face in the week ahead head telling them indeed that she's open for talks with any of them should they want to talk to her and she's got a lot of work to do to regain any sense of trust among m.p.'s a hold of course by the open assault she launched on wednesday night before

has barely begun yet and schools of high school fighters may soon be repacked rated from syria david chase al-jazeera runs. well some news from nigeria where more than fifty people are missing after an oil pipeline exploded in the south of the country blah schools as a stampede and resulted in a huge spillage in member a only niger delta it's not clear if the pipeline which carries crude oil to the nearest export terminal has been shut down. the new york times is reporting that a deal u.s. saudi physician has been tortured by the saudi authorities newspaper alleges that while lead to tie him it was beaten and shocked with electricity cheering his imprisonment at the ritz carlton in riyadh he was one of hundreds of people arrested in twenty seventeen as part of a white a crackdown on corruption by the kingdom is still believed to be held by riyadh saudi officials have denied any mistreatment of detainees muslim worshipers that the al aqsa mosque compound back in control of a meeting hall that had been closed for sixteen years by an israeli court but after years of neglect the site now needs

that has barely begun yet and scores of ice will fighters may soon be repaired treated from syria david chase al-jazeera runs. the african cinema is being celebrated at a film festival in the king of fastener with more than one hundred sixty movies all shot. from the pan african film and television festival of. comedy. forbidden love. drama. and even animation. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema. beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent. among them a director. with her film their last set during the ivory coast civil war it's a story of a father in search of his wife and son the unlikely hero the film is is twelve year old daughter hyla who saves her father from despair and self-destruction. could be making history this year as her film is shortlisted for the prestigious prize of the jury never has a woman when the award. when you're a minority there are only four women directors and. there have been many times when i've been the o

protect the city for the government has warned it will react severely against any break of violence david chase or isn't paris for us. there's zero tolerance tactics of the police do seem to be working so far there are as many police on the seans elisei here as there are shoppers and tourists and not a single gala vest has been seen so it remains a no go zone and a successful no go zone there are some six thousand police being deployed across the bridge the the french capital in paris and at the moment there are drones overhead to drones giving a live video stream to police headquarters making sure they see any movements by any and it gets a while to radicals and to squash it very quickly but so far those germans have not be needed but they are up for the first time about paris monitoring the demonstrations that are going on so we can say at the moment it appears these tactics are working and the numbers of the yellow vests are very much down there doing peaceful demonstrations authorized demonstrations in other parts of the city but there has been trouble in other areas in france where the ele

it does appear that one of the responding officers was hurt in the chase. david? >> steve osunsami tonight. thank you, steve. >>> and now, to a stunning headline involving american skater mariah bell. she is accused of using her skate blade to attack a rival. tonight, an olympic skater is now defending her, and here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: it was a stunning allegation, american figure skater mariah bell accused of intentionally injuring a fellow skater. a representative for korean skater eun soo lim telling media bell struck kim's leg with her skate, cutting her calf during warmups at the world championships in japan. the 16-year-old went onto compete, spotted with a band-aid on her calf. even scoring a personal best, placing fifth, just ahead of bell. >> this season, i will continue to follow my dream of making the olympic team. >> reporter: bell was featured in this 2017 u.s. figure skating video, and she trains with lim under the same coach at this california rink. lim's representatives reportedly claimed bell had been bullying lim for months. spe

chase. this is david back wreck. they were there in 1866 to 1877. this photograph is at most five years after the battle of antietam. it is about as close as you will get. the sunken road as much shallower. much wider than later pictures. what is interesting is a worm fence on the right were the other ones had a post and rail. this is not the worm fence that was there at the time of the battle. at the time of the battle, the north carolinians would have been along here. they would have torn down the fences and put them up to protect themselves from the irish brigade who have been coming up the health toward the bloody lane. when they replaced that right after the battle, they put up a more appropriate fence. the first photographed after he left of the bloody lane. a beautiful photograph. this is 1889, about the same time. it is a larger photograph. the clarity is just amazing. when i found this photograph, it was taken by a guy named mcfarlane. he was the guy that sent gould of the letter about the eastwood photograph that he had. scribe ofs a antie

david willey taking a career—best 4 for 7. jonny bairstow struck 37 from 31 balls as the tourists chased down their target in 10.3 overs. completed innings in terms of balls bowled in t20 internationals. roger federer beat peter goyovchick 6—1, 7—5 on sunday in the second round at indian wells in california. federer saved six of seven break points against the german after losing just two points on his serve in the first set. the swiss player has reached the final of the desert tournament in his last four appearances, winning two years ago. in all, he owns five titles at indian wells. he won his 100th career title in dubai last week. second seed simona halep was given a tough workout but managed to battle past qualifier, kateryna kozlova, 7—6, 7—5 in the third round. the pair had two breaks each in the first set, and in the ensuing tie—break the romanian world number two came out on top. kozlova provided halep with a tough test, but fatigue seemed to be catching up with her as the romanian broke in the 12th game of the second to win the match with backhand down the line. serena williams' return to tennis after a five—wee

the photograph of the antietam national cemetery, dedication was taken by david bachrach under the auspices -- william mooney chase is a baltimore backtrackur and hires -- hires bachrach to go with him all over the place. 10,000 stereo views. they send them back in crates to baltimore. they pack them up in boston, put them out and see what sells. you think, how can they take a picture of the antietam's demo terry -- antietam cemetery and not have it be a big deal? he took a picture of lincoln at gettysburg i did not think it was a big deal. they take a picture of the bloody lane, don't put name of photographer or anything on there. i found out since the picturesque american scenery is william chase. , 1866 toavid bachrach 1867. this photograph is at most five years after the battle is over. the sunken road is much laterwer, wider in pictures. there was a virginia worm fence on the right. this is not the worm fence that was there at the time of the battle. the time of the battle with north carolina would have been around here. they would have torn down the fences and put them up to protect themselves from the irish

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and a half the capitol hill's time what they want to see and chasing donald trump around over the russia hoax is not one of them you agree david well you know yeah i was just going to respond larry i agree with some of what amy said but not all of it official i think they have a constitutional responsibility in check and balance to follow investigative leads and secondly the southern district of new york is going to be the problem for president trump and his family for years to come in the eastern district of virginia so in some ways remember the moeller report also indicated something the president has really not admitted but all the intelligence people milling. very law enforcement people believe that russia meddle in this election and in fact there are sixteen examples of trump associates having contacts with russian officials or russian entities and six of them are accused of lying five of the closest people around the president are indicted or on their way to jail are going to have those and so and so the point being had anything to do with meddling and david i'm here to tell you that if democrats keep pounding the russia

david westin. today's guest includes connecticut's -- this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasingproblems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. ♪ david: welcome to "balance of power." guy johnson in london on the crash of an ep open airline boeing 737, on the looming deadline for brexit, and kevin cirilli from the white house on the budget outline being released by the trumpet ministry 30 minutes from right now. thank you for joining us. guy: what we don't knows what the market is reacting to at the moment. we know a plane went down. the data recorders have been collected. to be honest, we do not know a lot about what happened here. some people trying to make a connection between this crash in the one we saw back in october. with the line air disaster.

david? >> all right, alex perez live in texas. we will stay on this. >>> in the meantime, there is new and disturbing video emerging tonight. a young driver chased by state police. the teenager crashing his car, and tonight, prosecutors now say he was then pulled from the wreckage and beaten. one trooperow indicted in west virginia, and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: federal investigators tonight are sharing this police dash camera video from berkeley county, west virginia, and say it shows why they are indicting a former state trooper. the video, with no sound, begins with a car chase on november 19th. a 16-year-old is behind the wheel and crashes to a stop. he's a juvenile who is clearly hurt. you see the officers rip him from his broken driver's side window. the boy is put in cuffs and that's when this officer puts a knee to his neck and starts beating him. west virginia's governor didn't mince words. >> just plain ridiculous. it's inexcusable. i mean, i stand rock solid with our police force in every way, shape, form or fashion, but i'm not going to stand rock solid with something that's wrong. >> reporter: moments later, the same

david willey took the wicket of shai hope with the first ball of the match in saint kitts and nevis. he took four in total. their run chasetch series already having won the first two matches. in dublin, ireland claimed a bonus point victory over france to keep their six nations hopes alive. captain rory best set the tone with an early try whilejohnny sexton, jack conan and keith earls also crossed as the defending champions redicovered their form, which seemed to have deserted them during this tournament. yoann huget and camille chat scored late consolation tries for france — but failed to mask another disappointing performance. it was a big step in the right direction. the first half, we showed a lot of intensity that had been missing in the first three games. a lot of the accuracy. we will look back at chances we didn't put away, but in terms of how we rate ourselves, that was definitely a lot closer to it. that's all the sport for now. thank you. just before we go, we want to bring you this story. a bus has burst into flames in the swedish capital stockholm after hitting the roof of a tunnel entrance near the central b

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we are going to chase the bank like a hound from hell until we get the $210 million. they need to pay it. davidegislation that could help this? pulpit?is more a senator kennedy: we can try legislation. you run into the problem of you are directing a foreign corporation to pay money, even though there is a final judgment. the lawyers think that the shorter way home is the just pounding on the bank, until they do it, but i will talk further with the lawyers in louisiana. i want to help my people. this is the 10th anniversary. it was $7 billion. yes, the receivers recovered $600 million, but half of it went to the lawyers in fees. and i just -- this is unconscionable. david: let me ask a couple more questions. tomorrow, the debt ceiling kicks back in and i spoke with chuck grassley of iowa earlier this week and he said, we never do anything until we have to, but we always come through in the end. why the we raise the debt ceiling, we are going to do it eventually, why not get it done without causing a a lot of turmoil in the marketplace? senator kennedy: we need to raise the debt ceiling, i get th

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david: you are a brave man to be there on the streets of chicago. we applaud for that. while this wild goose chase was taking place that smollett had you folks on, 18 chicagoans were killed in the streets. you think that the fact that you guys were diverted from your task, your life and death task, by the wild goose chase, that that actually led to some of these deaths or complicated their investigations? >> well, we are very low on manpower to begin with, and we have been very low on manpower for a long time, particularly detectives. you know, i haven't done an equation to measure it, but you know, this decision by foxx in this case, we have complained from the get-go that she's been way too easy on criminals, and she's been -- she's taken very good cases we brought forward and not charged appropriately and lowered charges, so i mean, she's created an atmosphere that is very conducive to violent crime, particularly gang crime. i think a lot of officers feel on the street that they feel very emboldened these days that they can get away with a lot more than they used to. david: we should emphasize

david warner return to the ipl. the former australia vice—captain scored a blistering 85 ofjust 53 balls. while england's jonny bairstow added 39 but ultimately it was a losing cause. kolkata knight riders chasedh two balls to spare. neil robertson has stormed back to pull level at eight frames—all against ronnie 0'sullivan in the final of snooker‘s tour championship in llandudno. 0'sullivan started the afternoon session with a five frames to three lead , but australian robertson won five of the eight played so far today heading into the evening session. the first to 13 wins and if that's 0'sulliavn he'll be the new world number one. and tottenham fans have had theirfirst look at what the match experience will be at their new stadium with a first game being played there this afternoon. the test event saw spurs' under 18s side played southampton, with manager mauricio pochettino in attendance and saying it'll have a massive effect on the players and the club. the spurs first team is scheduled to finally play its first match in the new ground in the first week of april. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. more now on the aftermath of cyclone idai. nearly two mi

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to play tennis, was traveling with the "a" giroud, chevy chase country club, and then for some reason fel into this scandal and scam that as david said w nationwide. what he did is took $2.7 million, and eh coach at a university is allotted slots for admission. he would sign off anday -- in the case of georgetown it was 12 studbets were going t on his tennis team and save him a slot and they would take advantage of the system with the s.a.t. w scores at not and get into georgetown that way. you keknow, it r georgetown. he is now the coach back in his hometown at rhode island university. i called there. i was the one who lethe athletic director know that their coach was being indicted. he had gotten a job there. hadn't told them that this was on the horizon, so now he's been suspended from that job as well, and, you know, when you talk to students on campus, students and parents, youknow, they are just outraged. the other component is how some of the parents took advantage of these learning disability provisions that are given. they were told get your geted te by our doctor. we'll get him special accommodations saying that they h

chase donald trump. we're not doing that tonight. what i'm looking at here is the guy who ran the campaign could get, as david was discussing, a sentence on par with one of the greatest in the last 50 years. what is the significance, in your view, of that, even if donald trump's not accused of anything? >> well, i agree with jason. i think it's draining the swamp and i think he deserves to be held accountable for his crimes. i mean, here's the thing, yeah, he's the campaign manager and i think it matters that we set a precedent that these so-called white collar, quote, unquote, crimes are still high crimes. and so i think that this is a really great thing that he's been held accountable, but, ari, i don't think that we can kind of skirt around the fact that, you know, there is still the question of what does this mean in a grander scheme? and i think that, you know, it's true that anybody else who comes in 2020 to work with this president is going to question, you know, how they're working with this president, and then also there are a lot of questions that still remain to be answered. >> right. >> that perhaps the way this sentencing

david warner return to the ipl. the former australia vice—captain scored a blistering 85 ofjust 53 balls, while england'sjonny bairstow added 39 for the sunrisers but ultimately it was a losing cause. kolkata knight riders chasedth two balls to spare. it's been a good morning for england's women, they have beaten sri lanka in the first international twenty20 of a three—match series. henry moeran was watching in columbo. this first t20 followed the pattern of the previous one—day internationals. england were dominant and ruthless. they ensured victory in double quick time. they bowled the hosts out for 94. smith's 3—18 were the standout figures. two wickets on debut for freya davies, who performed in england colours for the first time. england have two more games left in the subcontinent and they are on some run. this win makes it eight out of eight for england since defeat in the first couple of 0dis against india last month. it is the best run they have been on since their 2017 world cup campaign. if they can make it ten from ten, it would represent a fine end to the winter and the perfect momentum going into an ashes summer. neil robertson has stormed back to pull level at eight frames all against ronnie 0's