well around 100 kilometers away in goma police have fired live rounds into the edit clear protesters people also tried to steal the u.n. facilities there but they were blocked by security forces so the price. this is spread from benny to other cities tembo is one and as we've mentioned goma that is where our correspondent catherine sawyer joins us from and catherine within the last 20 years or so of unrest and indeed the un presence in east india are see there have been outbursts like this in the past or do you get a sense that this is likely to be sustained this protest against the u.s. presence in east india. well martin this certainly a lot of frustration a lot of anger the people we've been talking to here in goma and ben in beni saying that they're going to continue protesting until they see what they're demanding for be effected by this very difficult to see how their demands for the u.n. force to be pools out of the d.r. sees very to see very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u.n. body is still a very important figure when it comes to contain

very near the airport and it's also a major logistics hub there were repulsed by soldiers here in goma are there also protests in the morning in support of what's going on in beni we're also being told that 2 people were killed one in beni and one in britain both of the situation still continues to be quite tense and it's also important to note also that there is also a lot of concern because tomorrow there's going to be a burial of one of the protesters this young man who was one of the organizers of the protest was shot by a police officer on saturday that police officer was also killed on the same day about angry mob so protesters now are saying that tomorrow before the burial they're going to march around the city with that body and hold sort of a rally to pay tribute to him so there's a lot of concern that this tension that is already there is just going to escalate . and catherine is we've been hearing because of the violence and instability now the world health organization has pulled about a 3rd of its staff from many this of course in the middle of the battle that they're figh

and a small passenger plane crashes into a densely populated neighborhood in the city of goma in eastern democratic republic of congo at least 27 people have been killed. there counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territory's local elections the burj is seen by many as a test of public opinion on hong kong's relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protests at least 2900000 people cast their ballots that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours in a moment we'll cross to rob mcbride who's standing by in hong kong but 1st scott hardly takes a look at the record breaking election and how it unfolded. in a hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of violent demonstrations the polling was seen as a way for voters to officially take sides in this deeply divided city of 7000000 back the

well there are also been protests and determine the catherine sawyer here's our correspondent in goma joins me now and catherine this really is a tense situation that's developing by the minute by the hour and spreading across a certain region certainly of the country the authorities must be very concerned and for straighted the way the public are reacting to what was supposed to be a peacekeeping force that hasn't quite aspired to what the public wanted. very concerned and people in those areas are very frustrated they're very angry today they are burying one of the protesters that was killed on saturday this protester was killed by police by a police officer was killed by an angry mob on the same day on saturday so people are saying that they will not relent and will continue the process until their demands are met and just to show you how all this is just getting more and more complicated we're getting information about an attack that has happened in an area called all the information that we're receiving 15 people are confirmed to have been killed by a.d.'s rebels this has been co

tribute to here in goma there was also part test this morning protesters were trying to get to another u.n. base but then they were repulsed by police is too important to note that the president . kennedy on monday authorized a joint military offensive a joint military operation by the u.n. and government soldiers against a.d.f. rebels but this doesn't seem to really appease the protesters there saying look the u.n. has been here for so long they're not protecting us we don't need them they're also saying that government. the government soldiers really are not organized that's why this seeing this rebels even with an offensive going on coming back to the villages and killing them so brutally. elsewhere in the democratic republic of congo at least 45 people have been killed by severe flooding to rental rain hit kinshasa causing landslides water is swept through homes severe flooding has affected much of central africa. rescuers in albania are digging into rubble through the night looking for survivors feared trapped in buildings brought down by a powerful earthquake 21 people are known

protesters have been out on the streets of the tamil and goma in north kivu province police have been trying to clear this road all morning by feel the feeling i did because people keep bringing the stones processing go my thought said several days ago in protest there they're saying there want to get to a u.n. base to express that on 'd that day that no one the u.n. here before the u.n. and the government for the i'm not doing enough to protect the people in beni. some human rights campaign as also accuse security forces of failing to do their job. congolese people bad the brunt of the battle to control vast mineral resources here it's never mcconville is a me that is going to solve it it's no more no score that is a felony here but it's to cut off the supply chain of blue lard mineral rights that's number one second there has to be talks whether we call this people 80 year full based or whatever we need to engage in and that has to be done honestly regionally by your the neighboring countries back in it believed not only among the allowed funds they also hope they were able to time

now dozens of people have been killed in a plane crash in a goma in the east of the democratic republic of congo the aircraft came down in a populated area moments after taking rescue services say they have so far recovered more than 20 bodies from the scene residents on the ground including 9 members of the same family who are among the victims the small aircraft had 16 passengers and 2 crew members on board. well for more now i'm joined by the w's wendy bash who is an expert on the region welcome to you wendy do we know anything about the what caused the accident at this stage right and who aren't as you said today in the morning this plane was traveling from goma to binny in the east and democratic republic go to cornwall and crash treat minutes after taking off the only scenes that we know for the moment i think nicole problem because yesterday the crash was reach you by the. team so in a state probably this was a problem of dignity actually and can we expect the rescue operations to continue do we know anything more about the victims. yes we know more about the victim base it at mo

very volatile indeed here in goma there were also protests this morning. saying that they are protesting supporting what's going on. they tried to get to you when. they were appalled by police here and also. in the air in beni as you mentioned there is a profession that is going on a burial is going to happen one of the protestant who was killed on saturday this was a very popular young man an activist one of the people who organized the porter who was shot on saturday by a police officer that police officer in thought was killed on the same day by an angry mob. on the western d.l.c. at least 45 people have died in severe flooding in the capital kinshasa there was torrential rain overnight on tuesday that triggered landslides while people were sleeping the all season city has more than doubled its population in the last 2 decades and staying in the region heavy rains have brought misery to communities in north western kenya thousands of people who are seeking refuge in makeshift comes after widespread flooding and landslides 65 people have died in the past

base has been soyuz in goma with more detail. the situation is still extremely tense in benny and. a neighboring city in temple we are told protesters banged a u.n. vehicle in a government office in many angry young men while on the street all morning through the afternoon they were trying to get to a military base that is very close to the airport it's also made a logistics hub but they were passed by. soldiers. at least 21 people have been killed in albania by the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades the magnitude 6.4 tremor struck the capital tirana and cities in the west and north injuring more than 600 people chile's president has asked congress to allow troops back on the streets to defend q public services amid ongoing protests this comes as a human rights watch report accuses police of using excessive force against demonstrators. lebanon's outgoing prime minister says he won't have the next government's sudden heidi to resign last month after nationwide anti-government protests. israel has bombarded empty training camps belonging to the military wing of ha

this is what's left of a passenger aircraft that crashed into homes near an airport goma 18 passengers and 2 crewmembers scorn both the busy bee and life flight none of them survived. i was as a researcher with my family when i saw the plane spinning 3 times in the air and missing a lot of small bits when we fleet and after that we saw the plane crash into this house. the small plane left airport for a flight to the city of beni 350 kilometers away it crashed shortly after takeoff killing several people on the ground in a busy residential area i was just out and so at this point we're collecting all the necessary information it's our duty to identify those killed on the plane and in the buildings we must set up the universe quickly to deal with this crisis and will involve all of the specialized services. the congolese rescue teams initially found it difficult to access the crash site but they now have retrieved many bodies from the wreckage the your mission in democratic republic of congo is providing help to the. air accidents are fairly frequent in the sea as a result of poor aviati

or for that update of course we'll continue to follow events in goma with you alan carney our producer there from al-jazeera. next to iraq and security forces there opened fire on anti-government protesters in basra killing at least 3 people they were dispersing crowds near the main port or on course are protesters burned tires to block main roads across the city more than 70 others were injured. well earlier security forces killed 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya dozens of others were wounded at least 320 people have been killed in demonstrations across iraq since early last month they're angry over corruption high unemployment and poor public services. zeidan canady is a middle east analyst and a contributor to open democracy joins me here in doha good to have you with us on the program sir i mean the violence continues be it in banter and other areas but the frustration remains nationwide and there seems to be little traction in politics try and find an answer where do we look to for a breakthrough well the breakthrough shows us that the more violence the more escalatio

captain there have been a process in both oyster and in goma what's the situation like now. why are people still in shock our team. travels to china and talks to a woman who lost her parents and 3 other relatives they talked to a member of parliament there who says that he saw some of this bodies that have been mutilated many of them are decapitated others are burned people there are very angry the 28 was supposed to be buried today but i don't see that happening because the situation there is very very tense indeed people saying they do not want to see the police the military all the u.n. they're saying that this acutely forces have not done enough to protect them when this rebel from a.t.f. come to attack so a lot of anger there and here in goma this morning there also protests in some neighborhoods we so in one of the neighborhoods protestants throwing stones at the police police in britain retaliating using tear gas police have been trying to clear some of the roads that have been blocked but it seemed exercise in futility because as soon as they clear the stones of prot

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this morning there were protests in goma protestors were trying to get to a u.n. logistics base they were repulsed by police who fired tear gas and fired live bullets in the air as well as you mentioned that burial is underway very frustrated mostly young men with saying that the united nations mission is not protecting them this thing they're going to go one demonstrating until their demands are met and all this really is affecting this response against the boy health because they're trying to deal with an ebola outbreak has organized ition has killed back on operations the humanitarian organizations like doctors without borders and the u.n. child agency unicef has evacuated some of it some of their non-essential staff members and joining me to discuss the concerns is brand who is with the imagine secord who the emergency coordinator. of doctors without borders in north kivu to just talk about this concerns more thank you for joining us perhaps you can just tell me i know i'm a set is not a direct target but what measures have you put in place to make sure that y

his boldest of a tribute to here in goma there was also part of this morning protesters were trying to get to another u.n. base but then they were repulsed by police is too important to note that the president. kennedy on monday authorized a joint military offensive a joint military operation by the u.n. and government soldiers against a.d.f. rebels but this doesn't seem to really appease the protesters they're saying look the u.n. has been here for so long they're not protecting us we don't need them they're also saying that government. the government soldiers really are not organized that's why this this rebels even with an offensive going on coming back to the villages and killing them so brutally. well as our speak to political analyst raise our children who joins us via skype from the capital kinshasa thank you so much for being with us there's clearly a lot of anger at the u.n. mission what could do better in the east of the democratic republic of congo in your opinion. is our travel can you hear me yes i can hear you perfectly ok i was asking clearly we've seen a lot of anger no

democratic republic of congo the passenger plane carrying 17 people came down soon after takeoff in goma city it crashed into a residential area killing several people on the ground. with my family when i saw the plane spinning 3 times in the air and missing a lot of smoke between me fleet and after that we saw the plane crash into this house. rescue efforts are underway in kenya after heavy rain triggered landslides at least $41.00 people have been killed but the full scale of what happened is still not clear 7 current reports. these men are assessing the damage caused by saturday's flooding and landslides in kenya's west pockets county rescue workers are still pulling bodies from under the months and rubble at present who are kenyatta has said the armed forces to help he promises that every missing person will be accounted for but with roads and bridges destroyed rescue efforts have been delayed in many parts of the county parties. to walk as long as 4 hour us to just be able to reach the affected religious west because gov has been helping to distribute food parcels here. i mean i oth

a lot of frustration a lot of anger the people we've been talking to here in goma and ben in beni saying that they're going to continue. until they see what they're demanding for be effected by very difficult to see how their demand for the u.n. force to be pulled out of the very tip very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u.n. body is still a very important figure when it comes up and. very volatile indeed here in goma there were also protests this morning people saying that their protests supporting what's going on. they tried to get to you when. they were appalled by police here and also. in the air in beni as you mentioned there is a profession that is going on about.

do it i don't know what they're injecting into us they didn't benny and people are still dying now goma. a ball about 3 nations in the democratic republic of congo have long been controversial and political one health minister is reported to have lost his job. for posing in the u.s. study some congolese say they don't trust what's going on but health workers insist this is the best way of beating a disease that has killed many people katherine sawyer al-jazeera goma. egypt's health ministry says 7 people have been killed from the oil pipeline. the blaze broke out in. the. climate change for floods which. city more than 85 percent of its historic square and streets are under water it's in the highest levels in more than 50 years . streets. as the 2nd highest tide ever recorded swept through venice on tuesday undaunted most tourists took to touring the city on gangplanks but some chose to swim through st mark's square the city's main. as waters hit 1.87 meters high the highest in half a century sirens sound i for president the effects a devastating. plates everything look at what we're li

peacekeepers who've been tasked with protecting them let's go live now to the regional capital goma our correspondent there is catherine saw and catherine it does seem very much as an armed groups are always taking advantage exploiting the up heave all that we're seeing in eastern d.l.c. . absolutely and let me start with the a cattle that you mentioned that this is a mining area it's about 70 kilometers from benito and of these 3 people were killed 2 agents of the world health organization and one was a driver several vehicles were banned we're being told 5 people have been critically injured and there's an evacuation going on right now in mangina where the other attack happened. this happened office of the world health organization which is also where a staff member is leave but then this attack as well quickly repulsed by government forces and we're told to have that talk as was killed several were injured as well and it's being that talks of being blamed on a local rebel group called my mind this is the same people since fighters who have been over the last one and nearly a half yea

saturday after 8 people were killed in attacks blamed on rebels the at rest bridge to nearby batam and goma the regional capital the un says it's working around the clock to battle the i.d.f. and has stepped up patrols but the congolese army and the dense forests around we are operating in a very very difficult environment and now having the protesters blocking our. movements preventing us from going out and doing our work this will all lead and prevent the situation the un waste has forced the world health organization to pull almost a 3rd of its staff from benny were doctors struggling to contain and now the ebola outbreak the w.h.o. war the instability almost so. related to an increase in a bowl of patients alexia brian al jazeera. elsewhere in the democratic republic of congo at least 45 people have been killed by severe flooding torrential rain hit kinshasa causing landslides while floodwaters swept through homes severe flooding has affected much of central africa and up to 120000 people have been affected by flooding and landslides in northwestern kenya 65 people have died in the past

small plane has crashed in the democratic republic of congo it went down just after taking off from goma in the east of the country this 18 people have been killed rescue efforts are underway in northwestern kenya after flooding and landslides at least 36 people have been killed but the full scale of the disaster is still unclear rescue efforts have been delayed because of flooding because of roads and bridges but those are the latest headlines coming up next a.j. selects. the prime minister. if you believe the british on the 31st of october making this country the greatest place on earth britain departure is delayed. follow the drama of bricks it on al-jazeera. and learn. and learn a.

do it i don't know what they're injecting into us they didn't benny and people are still dying now goma. a ball about the nations in the democratic republic of congo have long been controversial and political one health minister is reported to have lost his job. for opposing the u.s. study some congolese say they don't trust what's going on but health workers insist this is the best way of beating a disease that has killed many people catherine saw al-jazeera gama zimbabwean dollar notes have been reissued for the 1st time in a decade the currency was scrapped in 2009 because of hyperinflation now the government says the new notes will help ease chronic cashel changes but many people say they're skeptical the move will make things any better how much faster explains now from harare. queues outside banks in zimbabwe disappeared when there was hardly any cash available most transactions were made electronically now for the 1st time in a decade the dollar notes are back but there are only a few in circulation that's why some zimbabweans feel nothing will change government is now operating

protesters have been out on the streets of temple and goma in north kivu province police have been trying to clear this road all morning by filling out it because people keep bringing back the stone processing go mark i said several days ago in protest of the thing that i want to get to a u.n. base to express that on top of that saying that no one the un here before the un and the government soldiers are not doing enough to protect the people in beni. some human rights campaign as also accuse security forces of failing to do their job. people bad the brunt of the battle to control vast mineral resources here it's never become me that is going to solve it its no more is a felony here. but it's to cut all. the supply channel of blood minerals it's. that's number one second there has to be talk whether we call these people. base to whatever we need to engage him and that is to be done honestly regionally by your the neighboring countries back in the believe to not only move their loved ones they also hope that the ripples in time cathy. police and hong kong are saying they seize about $4000.

or protests against the peacekeeping mission of also broken out in the city of goma catherine soy is there. the situation is still extremely tense in beni and temple richie's a neighboring city in the temple we're told protesters banged a u.n. vehicle in a government office in many angry young men on the street all morning through the afternoon they were trying to get to a military base that is very close to the airport it's also a major logistics hub but there were appalled by. soldiers there is also a lot of concern about what's going to happen on wednesday because there's going to be a barrel of one of the cautiousness was killed on saturday who was very popular and one of the organizers of the protest was shot dead by a police officer who killed himself and was killed on the same day pam and you lord so there's concern that his burial is going to just escalate the tensions artist of the game going to march around the safety of. these bodies from a tribute a hearing go ma there was also protest this morning protestors were trying to get to another u.n. base but then they were repu

and a small passenger plane crashes into a densely populated neighborhood in the city of goma in eastern democratic republic of congo at least 27 people have been killed. and i'm we are hearty and doha with sports spain just won the davis cup for a 6th time and prescient home fans and then an 8 year drought. counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territory's local elections the vote is seen by many as a test of public opinion on hong kong's relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protests at least 2900000 people cast their ballots that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours in a moment we'll cross to rob mcbride who's standing by in hong kong but 1st it's called harlow takes a look at how the record breaking election unfolded. in hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles. between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of viole

a lot of want as many problems here in goma that now have been taken over by the military power lot of people think that might have how long it takes just as finally been done people. think that more needs to be done if then the are because even after all these years this region continues to be as i mentioned in our story in conflict many rebel and roaming around remote villages and one of the. all right we'll leave it there for now thanks so much catherine soy. now cambodian opposition leader sam rainsy says he's been refused boarding on a flight from paris branes is trying to return to cambodia protests against prime minister hun sen that's to take place on saturday speaking to said he was shocked he was not allowed to board. let's take a look at who he is then mo born in cambodia raincy studied and worked in france before returning after the fall of the camaro rouge in 1992 he became finance minister in a government shared between the prime minister knowledge on run rate and 2nd prime minister hun sen in 1971 c. escaped a grenade attack on a political party that killed 16 people sho

catherine thank you for that update from goma. in a few moments we'll have the weather with everything but still ahead right here on the al-jazeera news hour a grim task for flood survivors in kenya digging to find the remains of missing loved ones. unions hold their 2nd general strike pressing the government to abandon conservative economic plans. in sport the manchester united player who's on the comeback trail after his recovery from a life threatening illness. before i draw your attention to the central showers across central parts of africa well just lights who were show you these storms that we have just to the north of madagascar just rumbling away here little cloud just which may develop into a tropical cyclingnews they do say they will be the 1st of the season this particular area we are looking at some very heavy showers just across the fall north of madagascar pushing a bit towards those northern sections of mozambique pushing into where tanzania and up towards kenya where we cause after those fighting over the next cou

catherine saw is in goma with more. residents are now feeling that it's safe to go and assess the situation we're also hearing that some of the bodies are mutilated others have their heads cut off and this is a situation that people have been talking about for the past week or so people very upset with what is going on. able to come and carry out attacks yet we have thousands of soldiers in that area carrying out an offensive against a.d.f. we have u.n. peacekeepers in that area as well yesterday evening the 28 people who were killed earlier this week. the families there still very much in shock still afraid that these rebels might come back and we've been talking to the governor of north cuba where benny's a territory in north kivu province will be talking to the governor about just what is going on. and he said that this seems to be a strategy being employed by the a.t.f. they want to cause maximum panic and fear they want to show that bennie is ungovernable the security situation is out of control and they know that

as alexie mentioned the protests have spread to the city of goma katherine sawyer is there and tells us more about what's going on the situation is still extremely tense in beni and. an. neighboring city into temple we're told protesters banged a u.n. vehicle in a government office in many angry young men on the street all morning through to the afternoon they were trying to get to a military base that is very close to the airport it's also a major logistics hub but they were passed by. soldiers there's also a lot of concern about what's going to happen on wednesday because there's going to be a burial of one of the process this was killed on saturday he was very popular and one of the organizers of the protest was shot dead by a police officer who himself was killed on the same day ban angela ward so there's concern that his burial is going to just escalate the tensions protestants are saying they're going to march around the safety of. his body is still a tribute to here in goma there was also part of this morning protesters were trying to get to another u.n. base but then they wer

this is what's left of a passenger aircraft that crashed into homes near an airport goma 18 passengers and 2 crew members scorn both the busy bee and i flight none of them survived. the. way i was as a researcher with my family when i saw the plane spinning 3 times in the air and missing a lot of small bits when we fleet and after that we saw the plane crash into this house. the small plane left through flight to the city of beni 350 kilometers away it crashed shortly after takeoff killing several people on the ground in a busy residential area but it's just out and so at this point we're collecting all the necessary information it's our duty to fight those killed on the plane and in the buildings we must set up the universe quickly to deal with this crisis and will involve all of the specialist services. the congolese rescue teams initially found it difficult to access the crash site but they now have retrieved many bodies from the wreckage the your mission in democratic republic of congo is providing help. eriksson's a fairly frequent of idiocy as a result of poor aviation standards

but the rollout is already facing criticism catherine soy has more from the eastern border city of goma. a new a ball of vaccine for a major child santis the testing it on up to half a 1000000 congolese over the next 10 months to study the facts. the vaccine is safe it has already been tested on a small sample of people elsewhere. would not have approved it if it was harmful to the people. but some people are concerned that the long term effects of the drug made by u.s. multi-national are not yet known and the fact that it needs to doze is 8 weeks apart we not walk on people who travel often it's a challenge to shine rates between the 2 duties will be a indication of the acceptance of his vaccines of population. we we will work with the communities we explain to the communities we believe though that if we explain simply things to the people say they are able to understand about 250000 people in parts of this region are already being injected with another vaccine made by a german company that has just been approved by european regulators those receiving the new a drug given areas that a

police are firing yes the protesters who have been drawing stones at them so the situation here in goma very very tense indeed. much more still ahead for you on the program a new food crisis gripping india where every 2nd household has a malnourished child story and more coming up shortly. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across europe the temperatures are still quite chilly here across much of northern also into eastern parts of europe and that will continue as we go towards saturday a lot of single digits across our map here on saturday and also very windy up here towards the northwest so for warsaw 3 degrees is actually going to feel more like 0 to minus one when you factor in the wind over here towards kiev also a very chilly day if you we are going to be seeing some sun pushing through the clouds across much of that area over here towards the west though we are going to be watching a nother system coming in from the atlantic that is going to bring some very gusty winds also to parts of ireland as well as the u.k. also going to be seeing some

congo killing at least 26 people the plane came down soon after takeoff in a densely populated area of goma the dead are said to include 6 people from the same family who were in the area at the time i was there as producer alan or carney is in many where the plane was headed he says the recovery operation has been difficult for us few teams to access the area. it was a very difficult task because you just wonder finitude not 6 people come to defend family even the right now saying it was 9 people from the same criminally. they did appear not just crushed and this is one of the good. as you say it going to be ready to really depends what people stealing the market and everything and they have been trying to get back to a buddy from the depression as it was always be on fire it was very difficult for the car for example to access ambulances to access the area so they just like what they could do this why they could not save anyone on this plane nor anyone was saved from the plane 4 because of the typical situation of the location of the area . still ahead here on al-jazeera. while the peace

police are firing yes the protesters who have been drawing stones at them so the situation here in goma very very tense indeed. so to come on al-jazeera process over a 2 year old murder case of a multi is journalist but the prime minister under pressure during this family right break. and taking action against climate change a new rounds of global protests kick off ahead of a u.n. climate conference. high once again with more whites in the times when she was the pushing across keeper for much of the middle east is generally the controllable cloud and recent days but not too much to report here is a clear skies there across iraq iran over towards afghanistan you can see that the class at the right perhaps some snow over the turkish mountains. fading a little feather race is coming to my spine safe as we go on through sunday some of the clouds drifting across syria into iraq baghdad at 21 celsius 27 celsius that will crush the plenty of sunshine here and tell us on the side across the reagan places a sit down towards the south they could be a little more in the way of that the north easte

do it i don't know what they're injecting into us they didn't benny and people are still dying now goma. a bowl of vaccinations in the democratic republic of congo have long been controversial and political one health minister is reported to have lost his job. for opposing the u.s. study some congolese say they don't trust what's going on but health workers insist this is the best way of beating a disease that has killed many people catherine sorry al-jazeera cama. their jobs health ministry says 6 people have been killed and 15 injured after an oil pipeline caught fire on wednesday the blaze broke out in its. many locals are gathered to fill containers with leaking fuel for the fire again. the mayor of venice is blaming climate change for floods which are overwhelming the italian city more than 85 percent of its historic squares and streets are under water hitting the highest levels in more than 50 years reports. the streets and canals merged as the 2nd highest tide ever recorded swept through venice on tuesday undaunted most tourists took to touring the city on gangplanks but some cho

people have been shot dead in clashes with security forces catherine soyuz in the eastern city of goma she has more details now on the brutal rebel attack and the attempts to stop it. the military has confirmed that their talk carried out by attackers all of. a. group so they came in this morning to this village in or is about 30 kilometers from beni town but still within that. region of benny's so they came and attacked these villages. congolese soldiers went to repulse them but people are saying that the soldiers when they are late they was a confrontation between the soldiers and that is that hackers fled it's not clear whether there were any casualties that caused by both the attackers or the military and this just goes to play 5 prefer stray sions that people in beni are feeling the saying that villages are being attacked by e.d.f. even as an offensive against them is going on the congolese army is carrying out an operation in the forest against a.d.f. but then this group is able to come to villages and attack people in the last 3 weeks about 90 people have been killed this govern

and a small plane has crashed in the democratic republic of congo where just after taking off from goma in the east of the country this 18 people have been killed rescue efforts are underway in northwestern kenya after flooding and landslides at least 36 people have been killed but the full scale of the disaster is still unclear rescue efforts have been delayed because of flooding because of roads and bridges but those are the latest headlines coming up next a.j. selects. the prime minister. should give to the british on the 31st about talk about making this country the greatest place britain's departure is delayed by how much follow the drama of bricks it on al-jazeera. got from a. soul but that's another of the best again yet then it gets. a lot of. oh. yeah going to get each. but instead of. at the gamut i get up close and. well i have got a little under such an opinion is it because of this blizzard. that i think that nobody. in the month. and it could not be here for her live there left. her or 'd early. her too early busy. to start up a bit of a gift to her. the day i do look at i

of peace he became very influential and amassed a lot of wealth he had several properties here in goma that have now been occupied by the military but a lot of people saying oh my god how long it takes i use just you have been served and now we have 30 pages to appeal to that they keep them to. now the e.u. and the u.s. have expressed concerns over iran's detention of a u.n. nuclear watchdog inspector one of the international atomic energy agency staff was briefly held last week travel documents were seized iran has since cancelled the inspectors accreditation it's believed this is the 1st such incident since the nuclear deal was signed in 2015 on weapons to iran began the process of injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at his ford or plant it was observed by inspectors from the i.a.e.a. such a body has more now from tehran. the international atomic energy agency has been holding a special meeting on their wrong on thursday in vienna to discuss the latest developments when it comes just announced it's about its nuclear program the meeting that's also been discussing the treatment of

saturday after 8 people were killed in attacks blamed on rebels the ad raced spread to nearby batam and goma the regional capital the un says it's working around the clock to battle the i.d.f. and has stepped up patrols but the congolese army and the dense forests around we are operating in a day very difficult environment and now having the protesters blocking our compounds rocking our movements preventing us from going out and doing our work this will all lead and prevent the situation the un waste has forced the world health organization to pull almost a 3rd of its staff from benny a doctor is struggling to contain and now the ebola outbreak the w.h.o. war the instability almost solution related to an increase in the bowl of patients alexia brian al-jazeera. there is carney's executive director at friends of the congo that's an advocacy organization promoting peace in the sea and he joins us from so over spring in marin that it's good to have you with us so i just want to get from you some indication of where you think things are going wrong here this is one of the biggest un peacekeeping