failing to prevent the attacks after receiving several warnings so let's get some reaction now from fernando he's a foreign and security policy analyst and he joins us you very welcome thanks for coming on firstly what's your reaction to this suggestion that these attacks were in retaliation for the attacks we saw all mosques in new zealand just last month. yes i mean there are a lot of scenarios and not awful debates going on at this point so what both feelings at. this point was that this was a preplanned mission which was. got a couple of months ago and and there are external. entities and warning to be out there on mass burials and quite saddened and it's a shocking thing that that's happening truly on top but now the emergency law has been brought in so all the military gets rest and question suspects before that it was not there so these are things that are unfolding and at this point and what today's a national mourning daintree lunker it is surprising to. nobody has claimed responsibility for this attack yet no names come forward although perhaps we don't know the motivation it seems stra

for more analysis let's bring in wookiee fernando he works on human rights issues with the ngo in form which is based in sri lanka capital colombo mr fernando just hours before today's attack unfolded you had written an article saying christians in sri lanka have come under threat what led you to this conclusion. a number of years and also for the last weeks and months in incidences of violations against this cancer and ultimately. in the light of these continuing to. be strong didn't the people that. i mention that be glad he doesn't suddenly become a cop exception up this concur with the. police not. the churches across the country. so i never expected something like what happened could be could happen i would be very shocked as i think everyone in sri lanka about what happened today i think continuing today for the last several years not at all comparable to what happened could be. we've all been taking a crash course in the wanton demographic as a result of these explosions attacks today i know now that christians only make up about seventy percent of the population can you give us

are let's get more now on sunday's election and what's at stake there we have fernando in he's a political science professor at madrid's out tony university and he's also a regular columnist for the spanish newspaper el professor thank you for joining us as we heard the focus ahead of sunday has been on spain's countryside its brutal communities why are voters there in the in these small towns why are they getting so much attention all those up. yeah because traditionally the vote is conservative and so the big question in this election as you said before is yourself b. if a socialist state will be capable of three the creating a majority in parliament in order to be given of governing right so this this is the first question but the second question is how large will the will be the backing off of the entrance into parliament this new rightist populist party which might have access it's really those. underpopulated provinces of central spain spain like a lot of european countries right now it's seeing a political shift is moving away from these larger traditional parties what factors are b

san francisco's city hall supporting the idea of shutting down the juvenile hall. 20-year-old fernando says he wants to see the juvenile justice center shutdown based on personal experience, having served time there is an offender. he works to keep kids on the right track now. >> they did not help me and it doesn't help nobody. nobody. i deal with multiple youth with the work i do and it doesn't help nobody. everybody says the same thing. >> reporter: the legislation to eliminate it by 2021 was authored by supervisor walton. >> there is no way we would ever put a system in place that is worse than juvenile hall. what we are talking about here is an alternative to the current juvenile hall lockup and custody situation. >> reporter: in all, 6 supervises have signed on to the idea, agreeing the youth crime rate has dropped considerably. at this point, the supervisors say there are only about 30 at the facility, that had a $13.3 million budget for the 2017- 2018 year. supporters say juvenile hall is hopelessly biased, incarcerating children of color at disproportionate rates, the idea getting supp

francisco city hall, supporting the idea of shutting down the city's juvenile hall. 20-year-old fernando says he wants to see the juvenile justice center shutdown based on personal experience. he served time there as a youth offender. he now works to keep kids on the right track. >> the juvenile did not help me and it doesn't help nobody. mos the work i do and it does not help nobody. everybody says the same thing. >> reporter: legislation to eliminate juvenile all by 2021 was authored by supervisor, walton. >> there is no way we would put a system in place that is worse than juvenile hall. what we are talking about here is an alternative to the current juvenile hall, lockup and custody situation. >> reporter: in all, 6 supervises have signed on to the idea, agreeing the city's youth crime rate has dropped and at this point the supervisor say there are only about 30 youths at the facility. a facility that had a $13.3 million budget for the 2017/2018 fiscal year. supporters say juvenile hall is hopelessly biased and incarcereshiren of color at disproportionately higher rates. the idea is getting

not bad. >> but he's not in it just for the money. fernandomote socialism -- cuba's economic model since the revolution. he doesn't even own the land. >> we didn't buy the farm. you cannot buy land in cuba. >> the state merely allows him to work on it. so the land is really... >> a social asset. >> i understand. you could say social asset. i'm gonna say government asset. >> social. in a capitalistic way of thinking, you can take benefit from that square of land. but that square of land will be there for thousands of years more. the land is a common asset. >> okay. gracias. he not only pays his workers more than the average government wage -- he feeds them and houses some of them too. fernando is socialist to the core. so i wondered how he got his new house. beautiful. it's very smart how you built it so the breezes can cross. what did it cost to build this house? >> but you are asking me difficult things for... i cannot tell you how -- how it cost. >> okay. 5,000? >> maybe more. >> 10,000? >> less. >> okay, and where do you get the money to do

he fernando was forty four years old. she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves a husband a song and the daughter behind. that al-jazeera the gumball sri lanka. thousands of sudanese protesters have joined the sit in front of the army headquarters in the capital khartoum they're angry after african union leaders meeting in cairo gave the ruling military council as low as three months to hand over power to a civilian government. has the latest from khartoum. sudanese protesters keeping up the pressure on the military council through chants and the sheer force of numbers two weeks since they managed to push the military to topple the regime of formal bashir they're still here demanding the task of power to a civilian government as days have gone by skepticism increases among the protesters until this minute the national congress party bashir is still around its leaders still sitting around and until now the military council has not responded to any of our demands if they think we don't understand let them know we un

a glance he fernando was forty four years old she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves a husband son and the daughter behind chance trafford al-jazeera the government of sri lanka. to sudan now where hundreds of protestors have arrived in khartoum by train to support activists demanding the military relinquish power to civilians about four thousand demonstrators greeting them at the station as the train arrives it comes as african leaders meeting in the egyptian capital cairo agreed to give sudan's military council three months to hand over power to civilian rule. president omar bashir was ousted by the military two weeks ago after months of anti-government demonstrations but those rights have continued against the military rule i'm about it's been speaking to protests in the capital. forty members of the military police came here and try to clear these roadblocks they told the protesters to move away from this place and to go closer to the center of the city and protesters told them that they categorically refused to move from that place and they have been telling us that this i

he travels this weekend we have come across so many that say the government has bn a disaster. and we wanted to send their concerns for the prime minister. -- to the prime minister. fernandour relatives ino things. the government, he says, did not act on warnings of the attack. >> anytime, any moment, this can happen again. >> there is a credible warningt and you are are of it? >> unfortunately, i do not. what do you do when you are out of the loop? >> you are talkingbout not being in the loop. you are the prime minister. you are number two on the national security council. >> i don't know who was in the loop and who was not in the loop. >> as we were speaking, the seinrity forces were r -- raiding a bomb factory in the east with a giant islamic state group flag. there were huge quantities of ball bearings and explosives. this the safe house of anothersu cell oide bombers preparing to strike sri lanka. a nation hopes that the leaders can unite to be the real enemies -- to beat the real enemies of the people. because too much is at stake after so many lives were lost that easter morning when the government failed its duty to protect its people. that was ptty stunning admis

a glance he fernando was forty four years old she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves a husband son and the daughter behind chance trafford al-jazeera the government sri lanka. to sudan now where hundreds of protesters have arrived in khartoum by train to support activists demanding the military relinquish power to civilians about four thousand demonstrators greeted the station as the train arrived comforters african leaders meeting in the egyptian capital cairo agreed to give sudan's military council three months to hand over power to civilian rule president or rather she was ousted by the military two weeks ago after months of anti-government demonstrations those rallies have continued against the military will involve me speaking to protests as in the capital. forty members of the military police came here and try to clear these roadblocks they told the protesters to move away from this place and to go closer to the center of the city and protesters told them that they categorically refused to move from that place and they have been telling us that this is a fresh attempt fro

a glance he fernando was forty four years old. she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves her husband. and the daughter behind. the gun will sri lanka. for thousands of sudanese protesters have joined a citizen in front of the army headquarters in khartoum to express anger at the country's military rulers african union leaders gathered in cairo gave sudan's military council a three month deadline to hand over power to a civilian government has the latest from khartoum. sudanese protesters keeping up the pressure on the military council. and the sheer force of numbers two weeks since they managed to push the military to topple the regime of model bashir they are still here demanding the power to a civilian government as they have gone by skepticism in among the protesters like until this minute the national congress party of bashir is still around its leaders still sitting around and until now the military council has not responded to any of our demands if they think we don't understand let them know we understand the former

anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his sister died in the attack on the local church. he accuses the government of not doing enough to protect the public. if the prime minister was here in front of you now, what would you say? i don't want to talk about this. you don't want to talk to him? no, that's it. we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he is grieving, too. you have pain, but you know you have a job to do and you do thatjob. some people have to be here and handle the situation. on our travels in sri lanka, we've come across so many who say their government has been a disaster, and we wanted to put their concerns to the prime minister. offered condolences by the leader of sri lanka's catholics, fernando lost four relatives in the bombings, and he is angry the government did not act on warnings that there may be attacks. anytime, any moment, this can happen again. we cannot believe it. we really condemn them. it was a credible warning, and you were not aware of that. unfortunately, i didn't know of it. what do you do when you're out of the

he will play either grigor dimitrov or fernando verdasco in the third round.second round at the stuttgart open after beating fellow latvian jelena ostapenko for the first time on tuesday. at one set each sevastova won the decider 6—0 and she'll now face either lesia tsurenko of ukraine or german wild card laura siegemund, who was runner up in 2016. that is about all we have time for. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today there is a change on the way, it's certainly going to feel a lot cooler, but not really until the end of the week. today, wednesday, it's actually not going to be too bad. temperatures could still get up to around 20 degrees but some of us will need our brollies. there are showers on the way, there could be some thunderstorms too. a lot of cloud on the satellite image, these are weather fronts, they are heading in our direction and for the rest of the week, we will see a succession of weather fronts approaching us and those will be giving showe

anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his sister died in the attack on the local church. he public. if the prime minister was here in front of you know, what would you say? i don't want to talk about this. you don't want to talk? no, that's it. we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he is grieving too. you know you have a job to do. and you do thatjob. some people have to be here and handle the situation. on our travels in sri lanka, we've come across so many who say their government has been a disaster, and we wanted to put their concerns to the prime minister. offered condolences by the leader of sri lanka's catholics, fernando lost four relatives in the bombings, and he is angry the government did not act on warnings that there may be attacks. anytime, any moment, can happen. we cannot believe it. we really condemn them. it is a credible warning and you are not aware of that. unfortunately i did not know of it. what do you do when you are out of the loop? you are talking about not being in the loop. you are the prime minister. you are number t

the frenchman on a real hot streak he's scored real‘s last eight goals, beating fernando morientes‘ clubot set in 1999. the win takes them 4 points behind 2nd place atletico madrid. jorge molina scored two in an 3—0 win for getafe over, sevilla, with both sides reduced to 10 men. the result sees them leapfrog their opponents into 4th. dortmund are keeping up the pressure on bundesliga leaders bayern munich — with a 4—0 victory away to freiburg. jaden sancho, marco reus, mario gotze and paco alcacer with the goals. they're a point behind bayern. elsewhere, hertha berlin and hannover played out a goalless draw. undefeated paok thrashed levadiakos 5—0 to win the greek superleague for the first time in sa years on sunday. having missed out on last season's league crown due to docked points following fan trouble, there was no repeat this year. karol swiderski completed the rout nine minutes from time to ensure paok stay unbeaten in a near—flawless campaign. spurred on by a fiery crowd at their toumba stadium it means the thessaloniki—based side becomes the first non—athens team to win the lea

anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his sister died in the attack on the local church. hef you now, what would you say? i don't want to talk about this. you don't want to talk? no, that's it. we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he is grieving, too. you have pain, but you know you have a job to do and you do thatjob. some people have to be here and handle the situation. on our travels in sri lanka, we've come across so many who say their government has been a disaster, and we wanted to put their concerns to the prime minister. 0ffered condolences by the leader of sri lanka's catholics, fernando lost four relatives in the bombings, and he is angry the government did not act on warnings that there may be attacks. anytime, any moment, can happen. we cannot believe it. we really condemn them. it was a credible warning, and you were not aware of that. unfortunately, i didn't know of it. what do you do when you're out of the loop? you're talking about not being in the loop. you're the prime minister. you're number two on the national security counc

air that nightst the s were bright fernando ♪ ♪ there were -- liberty, the unity♪ fernando ♪ we never -- again ♪ then heinging abba, are you joking me? >> it was -- of a fluke. i just thought, because i love "fnando." and i loved "super trooper." amd got along good with the boys. and so i -- my friend mark who has done all my albumsince "believe," i said, "why don't you come to my house for -- i don't know how long." and we did the abba album in seven days. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: people couldn't believe it. how are you when people do impressions of you? 'cause i was obviously goofing, but -- >> no, it was terrible. um -- [ laughter ] but -- but i don't mind it, because i have never heard anybody who ald a really good one. >> jimmy: oh, re? >> yeah. i mean, nobody does it. they just do -- they go make some noises and faci expressions, and i try to find myself in there, and it's just -- [ laughter ] so much bull [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, come on. [ cheers and applause ] i just want to say this, you've been -- you've had a number one song -- do you know this? i was on your wikipedia p

fernando know well. we first met them in january in nogales, mexico. he says he and his son were foursed forced to leave honduras after being threatened by gangs. taking the journey by foot, bus and train to reach the u.s. border. unlike the hundreds of thousands who have crossed into the u.s. illegally this year, he says he wanted to do it the right way. the pair presented their case directly to u.s. immigration officials at the nogales point of entry. [ speaking in foreign language ] the. >> reporter: the after a few days they were released by officials at this shelter in tucson, arizona. the father and son allowed to stay in the u.s. as their asylum claim makes it through the courts. it's an option that might no longer be available for many going through a similar process. just this week homeland security secretary kristen neilson expanding a poll say that would require asylum seekers to wait in mexico until an immigration judge can actually see them. that process can take months, even years. for he and his son presenting themselves at that port of ent

fernando valley. once the 26 year-old got on the fbi's radar he was watched around the clock by a terrorism task force. they conducted a series of meetings with the suspect court documents say domingo asked for explosive devices to be made an allegedly but several 103 inch long nails to be used as shrapnel in those moms but officials say the sunday event wasn't domingo's only target. >>this is a case in which law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent on mass murder. the criminal case outlines a chilling terrorism plot that developed over the past 2 months and targeted innocent americans that he expected to gather this past weekend. at times mister domingo said that he wanted to kill jews as they walked to synagogue. at other times he said he wanted to kill. and target police officers attack a military facility or a check or attack crowds at the santa monica pier. all of these plans were related to mister domingo's stated belief in violent jihad. and that americans should pay for attacks on muslims around the world. >>domingo was arrested friday after receiving dummy bombs

return to full training and feature tonight i think he will get tight and much needed impetus in midfield that they missed tonight and i their attack, fernandoing this evening did not have pace to stretch ajax defence which they led me to tonight, and as we know his goals and proved valuable scoring against manchester city and bug likes to see them get through this semifinals, and i think they will now it was a below par pulte —— performance and if ever there is no reason to galvanise yourself and produce a performance in that second leg, it's a championing semifinal i'm sure mauricio will be keen to stretch it to his team and they spoke after the match and they said it was below par and they cannot afford to produce another first—half display as they did tonight and not second leg against ajax, they need to score away goal to scan chance of progressing and certainly fancy their chances to do that, but i think second half showing there were glimpses that there is something to bend —— planned on, plenty at this stage, but i'm sure there will be tea m stage, but i'm sure there will be team distress tired legs cannot be a factor in such a cruci

anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his sister died in the attack on the local church. he doing enough to protect the public. if the prime minister was here in front of you now, what would you say? i don't want to talk about this. you don't want to talk to him? no, that's it. i am so sad, that's the only thing i can say. thank you very much. we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he is grieving, too. despite public perceptions of a lack of empathy for those distressed in this nation's hour of need. did you feel any pain at the sight of those churches? i really felt pain. the hotels? i didn't go to the hotel, i went to the churches. i have seen them. you have pain but you know you have a job to do, and you do thatjob. but we had to get things back to normal, the country must get functioning again. you must move on? you must move on. 0therwise terrorism will take us. but perceptions matter, and on our travels in sri lanka this week we have come across so many who say their government has been a disaster, and we wanted to put their concerns to the

anil fernando was away working in cardiff when his sister died in the attack on the local church. he doing enough to protect the public. if the prime minister was here in front of you now, what would you say? i don't want to talk about this. you don't want to talk to him? no, that's it. iamso iam so sad, i am so sad, that's the only thing i can say. thank you very much. we were given the chance to speak with the prime minister, who says he is grieving, too. despite public perceptions of a lack of empathy for those distressed in this nation's hour of need. did you feel any pain at the sight of those churches? i really felt pain. the hotels? i didn't go to the hotel, i went to the churches. you have pain but you know you have a job to do and you do thatjob. but you have to get things back to normal, the country must get functioning again. you must move on? you must move on. but perceptions matter and on our travels in sri lanka this week we have come across so many travels in sri lanka this week we have come across so many who say their government has been a disaster and we wanted to p

fernando one of the terrapins. averaged over 13 points and 10 ebounds a game. he isected to be a first roundick.ow, junior anthony cowanlso making his announcement. 's started every game since stepping on kansas three years ago. also virginia's ty jeromeg. declarin remember the ncaa tournament averaging team highs of 16.5 points and six assists per game. under new ncaa rules hiring an agent does not mean a player loses eligibility, so all could return to school. >>> the royals visiting the red sox. jackie robinson day. every player wearing his number 42 to honor the legend. hot dog vendors put that number 42 on. topthe eighth chris davisf o snapped his 0 for 54 slump and with a man on crushes. the orioles a 2-1 shot for davis. beat the red sox 8-1. fl split the four game series. the nationals are off tonight. they're back at it tomorrow. we'll order wings so we're ready for the game tonight. we've been talking about a win since 11:00. >> you have to find a barn that rves wings. >> i've never heard that expression before >> it's a barn or a building. yes never an arena. just trying to get you bac

he's getting ken distribution out at first. and machado just moved over from third to short earlier in theer inning an injury tore fernando tatis junior. incredible play. we were watchinmithis screa in the sports office. manny machado is good at basell in case you needed an update. >>> we head to the 11th. matt adams at the plate. first batter of the inning. the nats don't need another. that's a home run for adams, the third of his career. nats win 7-6 and avoid the sweep. >>> orioles visiting the twins. not much going right for the birds today. bottom three, dn 2-0. bases loaded for marwin gonzales. he tes itting into shallow center. miscommunication by the oriole outfweelders and it fal in, two runs score. a two-run single for him and the twins out to a 4-0 lead. a bright spot for the os in the seventh. kyle gibson only allowing two hits till now. khris davis launching oneri to t center. that's out of here. his third of the season. buty the onl offense the orioles could manage, they lose 4-1. >>> of ladies, look at this. april showers but what about beer showers. milwaukee's ryan braun trying to make a catch. y instead, see i

but wednesday their head back with this incredible strike from fernando, it is just the fifth goal of the italian has scored the season but hehalf—time. they wa nt to just approaching half—time. they want to go up into second, they beat nottingham forest, they missed out the chance to take second spot is they were beaten 2—1 at the road, before that they are chasing bristol city which were held by reading and that means middlesboro was up to the semifinal after stoke. they were relegated to one after. professional footballers in england and wales are boycotting social media for 2h hours today in protest against the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism. it follows a number of high—profile incidents in domestic and international matches this season. the boy got kicks off the professional association's antiracism campaign —— boycott. professional association's antiracism campaign —— boycottlj think antiracism campaign —— boycott.” think it is great that players are coming together to make a stand and the big statement as a group and i change mindsets and beliefs. i am not a great user social media myse

the priest didn't want to be named because he is afraid of being targeted by those who killed so many people here. the man cries for his dead sister. the fernando was forty four years old. she tried to go to church every sunday she deaves a husband a song and the daughter behind chaunce trafford al-jazeera the gumball sri lanka. african leaders meeting in cairo heard should hands military council to hand over power to civilians within three months a coalition of political parties is suspended talks with the council accusing it of wanting to remain in power now we're going to stop right there and we're going to go and take that statement as being made by my three policy center the sri lankan president let's listen to him. today i'm to. i'm afraid we haven't got translation for your palace city center but this is him making his address to the nation as far as i'm aware this will this will be his first address to the nation since the incidence on sunday of course in which three hundred twenty one people are now known to have died five hundred people have been injured now the great issue surrounding this whole tragic event obviously is the issue of

the priest didn't want to be named because he is afraid of being targeted by those who killed so many people here. the man cries for his dead sister. fernando was forty four years old she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves a husband a son and a daughter behind chance trafford al-jazeera the gumball sri lanka. well protests in sudan are getting stronger and louder against the country's military rulers hundreds of people arrived and packs trains to khartoum to join thousands more outside the army headquarters demanding civilian rule african union leaders in cairo gave the military council a three month deadline to hand over power to a civilian government here's the latest from. sudanese protesters keeping up the pressure on the military council. and the sheer force of numbers two weeks since they managed to push the military to topple the regime of model bashir they are still here demanding the power to a civilian government as they have gone by skepticism in among the protesters until this minute the national congress party of bashir is still around its leaders still sitting around and until now the military council has not respon

the priests didn't want to be named because he is afraid of being targeted by those who killed so many people here are. the cries for his dead sister. see fernando was forty four years old she tried to go to church every sunday she leaves her husband. and the daughter behind chance trafford al-jazeera the governor sri lanka. the u.n. special envoy for libya has renewed his appeal for all armed groups to stop fighting after three weeks of trying to take the capital tripoli has called came of forces led by the warlord holly for half the flowed their advance on the capital at least two hundred sixty four people have been killed thousands of others have been injured since the battle for control of the city began a couple of weeks ago. right egypt is hosting two emergency meetings of african leaders to talk about on the one hand fighting in libya and on the other the political uncertainty in sudan they've given the military in sudan three months to hand over power to civilians mohammed val has more from the capital khartoum. this is well these protesters told us not just a few minutes ago forty members of the military police came here and try to clea

is to him a city fernando having resigned from that board for your review remember that again present my policy or santa did say in his address to the nation that within twenty four was he would remove certain defense officials and he did promise restructuring of the security establishment so the defense secretary his resignation one of the first heads to roll so far as sri lanka waits to see how this problem pans out sami thank you so much milf among those there. sudanese protest leaders have increased pressure on the army by calling for a large rally demanding a civilian government. they're hoping for one million people to take from the streets three senior members of the ruling military council accused of cracking down on protesters resigned on wednesday the council says it's reached a deal or most of the protesters demands but there's no word on how soon the military will hand over power to civilians. hama vile joins us now live from khartoum how we can see live pictures next to you like a lot of people have come out tell us about how the rally is shaping up. yes it's expected to pick up in the evening in the afternoon and the early hours of the evening it's somethi

activists like fernando mad ra call -- >> at the end of the day we need opportunity and help. >> reporter: say they speak from experience. madrigal believes he was hindered, not helped, by his time in this facility cell, all your privileges taken away from you. >> reporter: a breakdown reveals a jarring snapshot. the juvenile probation department's most recent january report lists 60% of the population as black, 22% hispanic, and just 4% as white. many here today say that is not justice. >> we want to make sure folks know what's the truth. we're not locking up rapists and murderers. >> reporter: but the report also sheds light on what cripes were committed. murder, robbery, sex abuse of a child do make the list. perhaps highlighting the care required in this process. >> you don't do public policy in this kind of a brash manner. >> reporter: reverend amos brown of the third baptist church does not like how this has come together. >> there's been no conversation with black leadership, no conversation with the black civil rights community. >> reporter: the bill's sponsor, supervisor shaman walton, assures critics there is a blueprint for succes

the priest didn't want to be named because he is afraid of being targeted by those who killed so many people here. the man cries for his dead sister. fernando was forty four years old. she trying to go to church every sunday she deems a husband a song and the daughter behind. that al-jazeera the gumball sri lanka. african leaders meeting in cairo have agreed to give sudan's military council three more months to hand over power to civilians a coalition of political parties meanwhile has suspended talks with the military accusing it of wanting to stay in power mohamed vall has this report from counting . this is well these protesters told us not just a few minutes ago forty members of the military police came here and try to clear these roadblocks they told the protesters to move away from this place and to go closer to the center of the city protesters told them that they categorically refused to move from that place and they have been telling us that this is a fresh attempt from the military council to clear the protest following statements from the deputy head of the military council in which he said that the military will not allow what y

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