party its leader president emerson my god what is the front runner the former deputy of robert mugabe was fired weeks before the veteran leader was deposed last year and there are more at odds now than ever before when god was main rival is nelson chamisa leader of the movement for democratic change both are promising a better future we'll talk to our guests shortly but first malcolm webb reports from the town of quick way. the voting in the last election in the eighty fourth yes that was. robert mugabe on the ballot paper he was pushed out by the military in november and his former right it's ok but he's got these the ruling zanu p.f. candidates in this election ever since he took over he's been promising to revive the economy says he's getting pledges of billions of dollars of foreign investment foreign investors who will return jobs and the economy key issues but here in the town he was a parliamentary candidate last two elections here in the thousands it was only reelected to parliament when he ran in a new knee created rule constituency media here in opposition say it's in the ru

apparently not for his former protege emerson mnangagwa. but he made that announcement on sunday. both mnangagwa and younger partner, chamisa have hailed the smooth process of the ballots. the chronicle in zimbabwe are urging that political leaders continue in this same spirit. to quote, let zimbabwean electoral council do the work. to the people, accept any result with grace. claire: nelson chamisa also saying there were attempts to stop people from voting in his party strongholds. >> that's a claim he made on twitter yesterday. casting some drought on the democratic nature of the vote. observers have also spoken of quote, shortcomings, and echoed in this cartoon from the times. the way to a free and democratic zimbabwe is perhaps by crossing the crocodile, that's a nickname given to chamisa's rival. claire: a lot of papers today are critical of that new report released on the fate of the malaysian airline flight mh370. >> that's right. that report coming after a four-year investigation by the malaysian government into what really happened. what caused the flight to crash. that r

there are thousands tens of thousands of people pouring in behind me to hear emerson monograph was speak we expecting him around two pm and to me says a rally was also happening very close by so it's really both parties addressing their voters for the very last time and encouraging them to go out and to put that name on the ballot on monday. ok so there's a lot going on there today now nelson chamisa is challenging and resentment. what's their message to the voters. well both candidates are really promising change on every level when it comes to the economy which is of course in their distrust in a horrible state. where they're promising a change when it comes to human rights they're promising that they will tackle corruption it's a difficult task to fulfill both though if you think about it one and gaga has been part of the very administration of the very group that has been responsible for oppression beating down people for torturing them if they didn't agree with what the party was doing and also when it comes to the economy he was of course part of the very very administration that i

faces a very close race against president emerson and who's hoping to win a full term of his own aftersucceeding mugabi polls show many god while with a very small lead but many voters are still undecided. correspond to a drink in harare for us adrian you're at the emerson men and campaign event what is the promising the voters and is there any indication that his links to mugabe could potentially hurt him here well anderson when god was trying to portray himself as a reformer as somebody who wants to change the governing party that has been running the country since independence for thirty eight years now and he's been actually showing some positive signs of the direction he's been touring the world trying to tell investors that the bob was open for business they should come here this is in use in buffalo also within the country there were some changes you can see much less security forces in the country right now there's a better freedom of speech so this has really changed in the time that he took over from president mugabe but of course some people remain skeptical because you have

well mugabe's comments today will actually hurt emerson. because mugabe still has a lot of people who are standing behind him and those are people who were watching for zanu p.f. for a long time so it is quite likely that those people who might be influenced now to vote for the opposition because that's what mugabe says i can't vote for zanu p.f. i have to vote for the opposition in the beginning it was not very clear about it but later on he said the only chance for him for another candidate is and if mugabe says that other people might listen to him and that might of course play in the hands of the opposition during the election process tomorrow. correspondent adrian crease reporting from harare thank you very much. extreme summer temperatures and many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes in the united states at least five people have died in infernos raging through northern california including two small children who perished with their great grandmother more than thirty eight thousand people ha

are running for president but the election is really a battle between two men incumbent president emerson and god from the zanu p.f. party and opposition leader nelson chamisa from the movement for democratic change although many tipped the incumbent president to win opinion polls show jimmy said finished the campaign strongly after casting their ballots both candidates expressed their hopes for a democratic and peaceful election there's no doubt that if the ballot is an appropriate one a genuine and not a bus that dies or if a court victory certain for the people there may be very. well the process will come really was this if it's a good thing to do is this i removed out of that in the presence of the entire political process will remain because. elections under the also retiree and rule of robert mugabe were often marred by violence and voter intimidation this time the vote was largely peaceful but some shortcomings have been reported. for some of the troops very small. but it receives it is still very disorganized. that people become leaf we have not found although that is incidents o

s emerson and god was promising to revive the economy following thirty seven years in power. al-jazeera how much has more from her. when you speak to people they'll tell you they really don't know which way this election's going to go because they've been told that the polls or the polls are being put out so far have say that it's going to be a very very tight race the other things as well to consider the main opposition leader nelson chamisa he's young he's been shaking up the scene recently rebel mugabe said he's not going to vote for the rulings on the speculation that people who support him in the army and in the ruling party may also choose not to vote for . votes are being counted in mali's presidential election with the results expected in the next few days present cato's hoping to win a second term but some polling stations weren't able to open because of security concerns four million people have been left off a new register of citizens in the northern indian state of us some near bangladesh the prime minister promised act on undocumented muslims who went to during t

grenade attack at a rally two people died and several others were injured when a bomb was thrown at emerson in the way of security is being stepped up ahead of voting at the end of this month. the syrian government is back in control of southern iraq province after the rebels agreed to surrender as part of a deal that ends more than two weeks of fighting that's forced at least three hundred thirty thousand people to leave many to the border with jordan. more than one point six million people have been ordered to leave their homes as a result of flooding in japan at least thirty eight people have been killed and dozens more are missing heavy rainfall triggered landslides causing widespread destruction in western and central regions almost fifty thousand rescue workers are not responding to the crisis. the football coach a little group of young players into a cave complex in thailand has apologized to their parents a couple chata one wrote a letter which was handed to the families by rescue divers along with other notes from the trapped boys they've now been stuck inside the for too weak. mor

we're going to rethink this whole thing and that's when we ended up at the emerson inn. >> quinn saidbrought his gun to the emerson inn and threatened to kill her husband and children if she didn't cooperate. mentally broken, quinn obeyed all the kidnapper's demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken and in some drinks for us so we're eating spicy chicken. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the original ransom note, she no longer believed three men were involved in her kidnapping. >> my very gut instinct now that i'm clearly thinking and getting it all is that there's not anyone else involved but him. >> the interview lasted almost six hours. >> hi. >> but it wasn't the end of quinn and reid's anguish. they were frightened to return home. >> what would be the difference if that guy was in the house right now? >> i'm not going to get my stuff.

leader and current president emerson i'm gonna go on has accused the pair of striking a deal from harare here's how. it's the second time robert mugabe has spoken to reporters since he was forced from office last november his reappearance hours before monday's general election was a surprise so was what he said he says he won't be voting for the exotic vs the party he laid for so long or endorse his texas or. its. three in d.c. . there's. a remembrance of him or really might. rocked ease. i think it's just. the leader of the main opposition nelson chamisa says he welcomes every vote he can get it is not made judy is it kind of going to choose what we're going through this election to choose what it is we are going to be just so if someone says they are likely to have a favorable disposition in my favor we're mine to deny that extra vote that will make the fundamental win that we want women. the ninety four year old she speaks was for after spidey are unconstitutional it is one of the last of this generation granted an african politician to support the sayings that has influence in the re

so emerson and gang. these are live pictures from harare right now this will be the first in first time in nearly forty years the first election rather in nearly forty years without former leader robert mugabe well. let's move on to next story mali security proving a big concern as mali prepares for presidential elections on sunday at least seventeen people have been killed in campaigning people will choose between twenty four candidates including the incumbent incumbent president abraham cater his opponents say the past five years under his leadership of been a disaster as mohammed vall reports from bamako the voting is about to begin but many registered voters can't find their names on the electoral roll the u.n. peacekeeping mission middle smart is trying to help them in. the organizing and security of this election is the task of mali an authority in minister we provide support such as the transportation of logistical material and personnel as well as government officials especially democracy and the

ok so let's look at the main candidates then emerson minh and gag where he was a member of the ruling party an incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is expected to get forty percent of the vote although we garvey has said he will not support him claiming he grabbed power illegally his close rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition but also works as a pastor and a lawyer and if the elected he will become zimbabwe's youngest ever president just forty years old the two candidates of opposing political views reportedly favors good relations with russia and china while his rival is pro west and he traveled to the u.s. to meet the state department and members of congress at the end of last year when r.t. did talk to political analyst and author how it felt mn who says that the u.s. does have an interest in this election. i think it's a fairly dangerous. fairly obvious. the us are going to have some form of influence recent days we have seen the withdrawal of funding probably american from n.g.o.s we also do know that the osce

so let's look at the main candidates then emerson manning is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is predicted to take forty percent of the vote although one surprisingly he hasn't been given the backing of mcgarvie who claims he grabbed power illegally when his closest rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition and recently qualified pastor to and if elected he would become zimbabwe's youngest ever present at forty years old the two candidates are polar opposites not only in the generations they are representing but also in their political views. favors good relations with russia and china while his rival is pro western he traveled to the u.s. to to meet state department officials and members of congress at the end of last year political analyst and author howard feldman believes that washington has an interest in this election i think it's a fairly dangerous. fairly obvious. the us are going to have some form of influence recent days we have seen the withdraw of funding from the american f

generation is the first election since a former president was alsa from power last year current president emerson on goggle is running in a tight race against opposition leader nelson chamisa and both sides are pushing for every vote before these polls open. asin barclay's presidential race enters the final days both sides are turning out in force rallying and dancing in support of their candidates the zanu p.f. the fancy footwork is all for this man and his and. was once mccarthy's right hand man with the ominous nickname of the crocodile he took over when the gobby was forced to resign but has enthusiastic backers from his supporters who called him edi that's the capital easy i've come voluntarily to support my president. i want to assure him that i've got your vote come monday after my ex and eighty nine got my president. may. ease off there is simple revive the economy tackle unemployment and attract foreign investment and that seems enough to get the greens dancing on the pitch. but in the red corner the movement for democratic change is rallying its support and not just with that dance move

robert mugabe suggested he would not vote for the party he had led for decades said his successor emerson on god illegally took power last year but he did encourage them bob boyens to accept the result. of an earthquake on the indonesian island has killed at least fourteen people and injured more than one hundred sixty others the six point four magnitude quake struck the northern part of the island which is close to bali and popular with international tourists. a powerful typhoon has hit japan bringing heavy rains and winds of up to one hundred eighty kilometers per hour thousands of residents have been forced to leave their homes it's the season's twelfth typhoon so far. election results have been announced in cambodia and the ruling party has won in a landslide the chief government spokesman says the cambodian people's party has won eighty percent of the seats in parliament this will keep prime minister hun sen in office but critics are calling the election a sham as the only credible opposition party was outlawed prior to the vote they're accusing the prime minister of cracking down on

for the party he led for decades in monday's election speaking in harare mugabe said his successor emerson man and dog walk illegally took power last year but mugabe did encourage them bob wayans to accept the election result a tight race is expected between man and god and the main opposition candidate nelson. correspondence melanie core of the bell and adrian creech sent us this report. and tending our granny with. an effigy that is something quite extraordinary campaign events like this one organized by the opposition m.d.c. party used to be extremely dangerous brutal crackdowns by the government commonplace that was would you know. i was beaten up and had to spend three months in hospital i was bedridden and could only eat power which my back was badly injured and i thought i would never be able to become a father but by god's grace i recovered it. because i know. now many are hoping for a fresh start with a new president the preacher and lawyer nelson chamisa. i was there. was what it was they were like this is no wonder you don't know what they were going. to the past is never far be

robert mugabe suggested he would not vote for the party he led for decades mugabe said his successor emerson minim illegally took power last year but he did encourage them vall boyens to accept the election result. of an earthquake on the international island loan book has killed at least fourteen people and injured more than one hundred sixty others the six point four magnitude quake struck the northern part of the island which is close to bali popular with international tourists. a polar bear has been shot after it attacked a guard leading tourists on a cruise ship in the arctic there was killed by another employee of the cruise line the guard is reportedly not in critical condition. election results have been announced in cambodia and the ruling party has won in a landslide the chief government spokesman says the cambodian people's party has won eighty percent of the seats in parliament this will keep prime minister who in senate office but critics are calling the election a sham and the only credible opposition party was outlawed prior to the vote they're accusing the prime minister of c

turnout of seventy five percent still unclear who's ahead both both presidential frontrunners president emerson winning and nelson chamisa said they're confident of victory based on partial returns. and france has passed a wall banning school children from using smartphones at school people's age from three to fifteen years old won't be able to use any internet connected mobiles during class or out in the playground along comes into effect in september. now to what's perhaps the world's greenest football team forest green rovers has become the world's first sports organization to be certified as carbon neutral by the united nations the club's chairman has even banned meat from being served at the stadium making for a screen the first week in football team as well here's a look at the march of the green army. on the surface home games at forest green rovers appeared just like any other football game play is give their all on the pitch and fans they cheer them along the forest green knows the green army is a different type of club. festival only vegan food is because of animal welfare and health

former president robert mugabe has declared he will not vote for the man who ousted him last year emerson speaking in harare he said his successor quote illegally took power but he encourage them to accept the results of monday's presidential election. israel has released palestinian teenager i had to mimi from prison a seventeen year old was jailed for eight months alongside her mother for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers near her home in the west bank israel says she's being used by her family for political reasons the palestinians she has become a symbol of resistance. to russia now which has put on a display of its military might during the annual navy day parade on show were forty warships sailing in parade formation through the waters of st petersburg president vladimir putin presided over the event saying his country's fleet helped protect russian interests but its large crowds turned out to catch a glimpse of warplanes and submarines as well. that display is part of a culture of militarization and nationalism under putin one that's instilled early in young russians every

successor president emerson and he got one from the zanu p.f. party he was seen voting here and the opposition leader nelson chamisa. and the pastor. we want to go now to our correspondent melanie griffith ball she is in harare the capital of zimbabwe good evening to you melanie the ballot counting we understand is underway right now how did the election itself go were voters able to cast ballots freely and in peace. fran it's been truly amazing to see how significant this day has been here in zimbabwe there was six million voters and people were out queuing to put in their vote to put the cross next to that candidate from the very early hours three hours before the polling stations even opened and i've been talking to the people of them they've been telling me that yes they do believe it will be free and fair elections that they will be able to to put in their vote and that they're really excited that this time it will be the first time in zimbabwean history that that vote well actually count this is the first election in sixteen years in which

neck and neck race is expected on the one side there's emerson and god world of the ruling zanu p.f. although he has been part of the ruling elites minister and vice president under mugabe he's portraying himself as a reformer in his short time in office to try to open up the country to investors and also allow its about winds to express their opinion freer than under mugabe and his key opponent over there nelson chamisa however does not believe in the sudden change of heart of the ruling party that has been suppressing his a position party m.d.c. for years it could be the first relatively free and fair elections in the history of them back with the opposition where allowed to campaign even outside the capital harare without fear and for the first time since two thousand and two also an election observer mission of the european union was invited the chief of the observation mission germany e.u. parliamentarian elmar brok just arrived at the polling station the people are not so afraid anymore there is no right or lens physical violence but perhaps some intimidation. and the unclarity

has suggested he would not vote for the party he led for decades speaking and said his successor emerson milan god was quote in legally took power last year but he did encourage zimbabweans to accept the election result a tight race as expected. and the main opposition candidate nelson chamisa did have you correspondents melanie card about and adrian crist sent us this report. and tending our granny with. the effigy that is something quite extraordinary campaign events like this one organized by the opposition m.d.c. party used to be extremely dangerous brutal crackdowns by the government was commonplace that was would you know. i was beaten up and had to spend three months in hospital i was bedridden and could only eat porridge my back was badly injured and i thought i would never be able to become a father but by god's grace i recovered it. so i did because i know. now many are hoping for a fresh start with a new president to preach employer nelson chamisa. i was there. that night it was me what it means a lot no wonder you didn't know what was. the past is never far behind in zimbabwe

race is expected between the two presidential front runners they are mugabe's successor president emerson in god well from the center p.f. party seen voting here and opposition leader nelson shai musa a lawyer and pastor after casting his vote he addressed the media i have no doubt that if i proceeded to run a genuine and not to bust. i think one victory sets in for the people that people have spoken the people are speaking and it's clear that the vote is a vote for victory for freedom if not for democracy at work for a new zimbabwe. well this landmark election comes months after longtime leader robert mugabe was ousted by the army but got a resurfaced on the eve of the election he declared he would vote for opposition leader nelson chamisa rather than his former party senate p.f. but he did encourage zimbabweans to accept the election result regardless of which party emerges victorious many hope that the elections will bring long overdue change to zimbabwe which is suffering from high unemployment and an economy in meltdown correspondence melanie corrida bol and adrian crease sent us thi

was removed from office last november the army led the coup and installed the seventy five year old emerson and then god as president now he's hoping that the nation's five million voters will give him democratic legitimacy when they vote on monday but the main opposition party is putting up a challenge. he's charismatic and approachable could his be the face of the future in zimbabwe nelson chamisa has surprised pundits by how quickly he has amassed public support since taking over as the head of the m.d.c. in february. the lawyer and pastor has won over the younger generation and unemployed voters disillusioned with the decades of zanu p.f. rule. on monday that said it will july it is independence day for the second republic we are going to be forging overwhelming fortunes. close to twice his age incumbent. is the establishment candidate he's standing on a platform of stability and reform one got what took over the presidency and the leadership of the zanu p.f. party last november. but the man nicknamed the crocodile for his political stealth and guile was an ally of mugabe's for decades

president emerson in god with the center p.f. party scene voting here and opposition leader nelson chamisa a lawyer and pastor after casting their votes both candidates expressed hope for a democratic and peaceful election. there's no doubt that if they're not programmed to run a genuine and not to bust the guy i think one victory sets in for the people that people have spoken the people are speaking and it's clear that the vote is a vote for victory for freedom of what for democracy at work for a new zimbabwe i mean to be. really was basically to what to do is. i moved out and the presence of the. digital presence would have been. this landmark election comes just months after a long time leader robert mugabe was hell stood by the army mugabe resurfaced on the eve of the election he declared he would vote for all position leader nelson chamisa rather than his former party zanu p.f. but he did encourage them to accept the election result regardless of which party emerges victorious. let's go live now to d.w. seder increase throug

president and a tight race is expected to between the two front runners gobby successor president emerson my god from these down and p.f. party and opposition leader nelson chamisa a lawyer and pastor. now in a rare public appearance on the eve of the election mugabe said his successor and former ally took power illegally he said he would vote for opposition leader nelson chamisa rather than the ruling party that he led for decades but he did encourage zimbabweans to accept the election results regardless of which party emerges victorious the many hope that the elections will bring long overdue change his way which is suffering from high unemployment and economy in meltdown. melanie core of the bollen adrian krishna sent us this report from harare. and tending our granny with. her effigy that is something quite extraordinary campaign events like this one organized by the opposition m.d.c. party used to be extremely dangerous brutal crackdowns by the government was commonplace that was would you know. i was beaten up and had to spend three months in hospital i was bedridden and could only

the limelight with a surprise news conference ninety four says he will not vote for his successor emerson managua in monday's election he's urging his supporters to vote against those who forced him from office last year we have had. since november a new environment you know a country. where you was rob for. free. police you can only relate to road. or negro. votes are being counted and cambodia's general election with the ruling party already predicting a landslide victory for the prime minister in san human rights groups have called the poll a sham the main opposition was dissolved and its leaders jailed or exiled today said to run shell monsoon rains in india's most populous state have caused the deaths of nearly sixty people landslides in an hour protests have destroyed hundreds of homes and large areas of the state are flooded iraq's prime minister has suspended the electricity minister after weeks of protest against power outages for public services and employment demonstrations continued on the sunday in a number of southern cities that's despite the prime minister hyder alibi impo

commission of bias and lack of transparency to meet that face is a very close race against president emerson man and dog who's hoping to win a full term of his own after succeeding mugabe all children of god well with a very small lead but many voters are still on decides. of more of the story now we're going to cross over to detail the new correspondent crease you standing by for us in harare adrian you are out and resentment election campaign events right now what is the promising the voters there. well a muslim woman god was trying to portray himself as the reformer here in zimbabwe you face though he is a member of the governing party that has been ruling the country since independence but he has changed things since he took over from robert mugabe last year you went abroad he said the country is open for business again and also in the country there were changes visibly quite sample the security forces are not that visible everywhere in the country as they used to be and also people are more open to express their opinion but we clearly have to say there's a lot of people who doubt if you

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joining me now, peter emerson, who worked for three democratic administrations and jen kearns, a former spokeswoman for the california republican party. jen, let me go to you first. the president goes, stands shoulder the shoulder with vladimir putin. says that he has no reason to believe that russia interfered with the united states elections in 2016. really casting real aspersions and real questions of the findings of the intelligence community in the united states and of his own justice department, who were just indicted that friday before. 12 russians for interference. and then gives a lot of praise to mr. putin. standing next to him. then comes back to the united states and says, oh, i missa-sa one word. i know you are a republican. i know you've been a spokeswoman for the party, but isn't this a much bit for even republicans to have to stand behind and support? >> i think that's why you saw several republicans come out and voice their displeasure over this past week. it's hard to believe it's only been five days since the helsinki summit. it seems like it's been about five years,

party that robert mugabe is no longer the president new leader emerson man and god one has told them the government's controversial land grabs are a thing of the past as he campaigns ahead of the election in days opinion polls suggest it's a close contest out of what is in harare thank you to many white zimbabweans had a farm seized and given to black farmers because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his black economic empowerment policies excluded them from mainstream politics and job opportunities the army forced mugabe to resign and the man who replaced him says land grabs would no longer be tolerated president. who's seeking reelection has been looking for votes among whites and barbarians at a rally in harare. march . one. with some a skeptical about the timing of the president's reassurances to white voters a few days before the parliamentary and presidential elections are this i'm more optimistic we need to come together interact with our counselors our. not our selves from from politics and voting day at the end of the month

robert mugabe says he would not be voting for his replacement, emerson managua, who forced him out of office. a palestinian teenager who was filmed slapping an israeli soldier in the west bank has been freed after seven months injail. geraint thomas has won the tour de france in paris, the first welshman to win it, riding for team sky. at 10pm clive myrie will have a full round—up of the day's news but first, it's time for our world. it was a murder that sent shock waves around the world. a prominent russian journalist has been shot dead. arkady babchenko was an outspoken critic of president vladimir putin. but a day later, he was back from the dead. tonight, for the first time, the inside story of the fake murder. translation: they put pigs blood in my mouth and then when i was shot, i fell to my knees and coughed to make the blood splatter. babchenko's wife tells her side of the story... translation: you just can't believe it. you don't want to believe it. ..and we track down the hit man. it's a tale worthy of a spy thriller, but in an age of fake news, was the truth the real casual

party for the first time since president robert mugabe was forced last year the incumbent president emerson. says the government's controversial policy of grabbing land from white farmers is a thing of the past or metasearch has more now from the campaign thank you to many white zimbabweans have a farm seized and given to black families because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his black economic empowerment policies excluded them from mainstream politics and job opportunities the army forced mugabe to resign and the man who replaced him says land grabs would no longer be tolerated president. who's seeking reelection has been looking for votes among whites the barbarians at a rally in had any. reform men are sitting near word what everyone. must. wonder. what. to. some a skeptical about the timing of the president's reassurances to white voters a few days before the parliamentary and presidential elections others are more optimistic we need to come together. not. from from politics and voting day at the end of the month will be the first wi

be voting for the party he led for decades in monday's landmark election mugabe said his successor emerson managua illegally took pyra from him last year and that the current government is unconstitutional it's the first election without mugabe's name on the ballot since one nine hundred eighty. people in the west african country of mali have been voting for a new president but the poll has been disrupted by several militant attacks income .

to authorities using emerson's facial recognition to offer wrongly matched photos of members of congress with criminals and johns. and spotify still not made a single cent in profit. this puts their workers and the consumers at risk. for the welcome has just gone seven o'clock in the evening here in moscow you're watching international the top story this is right the soldiers at the garza border have killed three palestinians including a teenager and wounded eighty according to garcia's health ministry people have been demanding the return of territories they claim historically belong to palestine a journalist working with r.t. hidden cadaverine was covering developments there she was caught in the tear gas fired by the israeli defense force at the protest. that. it may have i. believe. for. the now you're never. going to get out of my body but what if. we just woke up from inhaling and suffocating i think it's going to tell us one more time. all of the tear gas canisters and despite all of the live ammunition the palestinian protesters continue to protest and are still very very close t

to break away from the chains of mugabe we heard earlier from we heard earlierfrom the residence, emerson you can call that a military coup eight months ago which ousted the former president, mugabe, the leader at the moment, emerson will want to legitimise his leadership but also that selection has been described as the most important election since independence simply because the name of robert mugabe will not be on the ballot paper and the late former prime minister. when it comes to the election itself, how well can we trust the outcome, the votes, and the conduct of those counting the vote ? the conduct of those counting the vote? other any international monitors there? for the first time in decades until national observers have been left inside, that is seen asa have been left inside, that is seen as a positive start, and also the fa ct as a positive start, and also the fact that there has not been violence in the lead up to the selections, also they're seeing that as another positive thing to happen and the fact that opposition supporters walking hand—in—hand earlier today wearing