but as the what all guinea-bissau l's prospects and its new president. well i think the fun of easy is it depends very much on international aid that the new elected president there's the stylist's indication a. lot of implications of the military with narco traffic in and there had a role in the elections unfortunately in yet again so people are very scary. experience some is that really. the only way the country can really move forward is a much more we call situation and also a very clear or transformational economic system that you have right now that it grants entity on some of the all right that's professor carl as low as thank you for talking to us and maybe let's touch base that the end of this year to see what became of some of your predictions. it's to kenya now where 200000 people live in the dadaab refugee camp it is one of the biggest such camps in the world the kenyan government's plans to close it has been postponed many times now recently humanitarian aid has been scaled back as all correspondent melanie quarrelled about reports for the r

one of the people of guinea-bissau. deserve to be told with certainty that something solid results which corresponds to the will expressed at the ballot box. domingo supporters are not just disappointed they're angry they're. not going to go to accept this result we're the ones who won the elections it's clear for all of us to see give us back our results we're tired. of the time to. get upset the question now is whether the new president will be able to placate these people and unify the nation as he has promised all with the key to the south could be facing more tension and volatility . but as the what all guinea-bissau is prospects and it see a president. well i think the economy is in there is it depends very much a liberal national state that the new elected president there's the stylist's indication a. lot of implications of the military with narco traffic in and there had a role in the elections unfortunately yet again so people are very scary. experience some is the really. the only way the country can really mo

i flew to a different part of papua new guinea to see how one company does it. up nice and early to go on a trip to a palm oil plantation, so that we can see the workers basically starting their work. and super excited to see what's going to happen. a bit of foundation, some eyeliner. it's probably going to sweat off, iwould imagine. going this way? yeah, just go up to the vans. every day the workers gather at first light. heavenly father, we praise and we thank you for this new day. bless all those helping us through christ, our lord. amen. why are you crying? itjust made me feel emotional about, i don't know, just how they work so hard for what they have. and this is all to bring us a product that... yeah. lipstick. literally. people have no idea where it comes from, how it starts. the forest here was destroyed over 50 years ago, but this palm oil company has said that they won't cut down any more. these guys are the fruit cutters. it's a skilled job and incredibly hard work. they use a 14 metre long extendable metal pole, with a scythe at the end to harvest t

these double in the gulf of guinea making it the world's most dangerous waterway. the spread of a new and potentially deadly virus appears to be accelerating in asia the virus has killed 3 people since 1st being detected in the chinese city of rwanda 130 died new cases were confirmed through the weekend south korea's centers for disease control and prevention have now reported its 1st case a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from will hand on sunday has been quarantined that follows one case being confirmed in japan early in january and 2 in thailand 6 days ago. back to london to confirmed patient was identified in the quarantine phase and there is no community exposure and those who have come in contact apparently being investigated. let's take a closer look now at this virus it's being classified in a family of viruses that cause symptoms ranging from the common cold to sobs the severe acute respiratory syndrome that killed near the 800 people worldwide in 2003 chinese authorities suspect the virus originated in a seafood and meat market in the city of its

security forces in guinea have shot and killed 2 boys as anti-government protests continue that brings the total number of people killed since monday to 4 thousands have been demonstrating for the past 3 months angry at a possible change the constitution could allow president alpha condé to seek a 3rd term and support from victoria. a show of force by police in the given capital conakry protesters say president alpha condé is using the security forces to quash mounting demonstrations against his attempt to extend his time in power. we are here for 2 of the strike to defend guinness constitution which tried today because they wanted. them with. hoping for the departure of. before the end of 2020. opposition leaders say despite the dangers demonstrations against condé will continue. but this. government has no explanation for the fact that since the arrival of condé more than 130 people have been killed during political or trade union demonstrations the government has never wanted an inquiry into the matter it's rejecting. responsibility government leaders say people should have the opti

plus ship hijackings double in the gulf of guinea making it the world's most dangerous waterway. we begin in china where outbreak of a new corona virus has spread to more cities it also confirmed in the 3rd asian country south korea's centers for disease control and prevention as now reported its 1st case that's after a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from on sunday was quarantined japan and thailand have also reported cases of the virus the virus has killed 3 people since 1st being detected 139 new cases were confirmed over the weekend including in beijing and chains and near hong kong after london and click confirmed patient was identified in the quarantine phase and there is no community exposure and those who have come in contact are currently being investigated. because you knew you was live 1st now in beijing traynor of course all this happening on the eve of what is a very very big period of travel during chinese new year tell us about the concerns inside the country right now that's right well firstly one of the concerns is how fast the number of those affected o

a show of force by police in the capital of guinea.rs say the president is using security forces to quash mounting demonstrations against his attempt to extend his time in power. are here for back to of the strike to defend the of theution -- act 2 strike to defend the constitution. say despiteeaders the dangers, demonstrations will continue. the government has no explanation for the fact that since the arrival, more than 130 people have been killed during demonstrations. inquired. has never they are rejecting responsibility. reporter: government leaders say people should have the option. they are promising to investigate the deaths of a number of protesters, including a 21-year-old student monday. >> the body has been registered at the morgue by the red cross. offersistry of security they sincere condolences to the openingnd announces the of an investigation into the circumstances of the death. reporter: tens of thousands have protested in the past three months. they are against the plan to change the constitution, allowing him to see

ship hijackings double in the gulf of guinea making it the world's most dangerous waterway. the kansas city chiefs reach the super bowl for the 1st time since 1970 s. the 49 ers after the play that nobody wanted me to san francisco it's the biggest day in american sport. hello we begin this news hour in iraq that's where there are reports that protesters have been killed in the capital baghdad after police tried to break down barricades on the outskirts of the city dozens are said to be injured in the latest round of mass demonstrations rallies are also broken out in a number of cities in the south of the country including measure. protesters have cut off the south of the country by blockading major roads let's bring in imran khan who's joining us from baghdad and as we're reporting clashes have been taking place throughout the morning in iran and the numbers seem to be getting larger. right where we are right now i'll just get that out the way to give you a closer look is about how off comments are way from where the clash is all taking place in effect a front line between

the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia in the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth sinegal has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al jazeera to car. so this is out there these are the top stories in the u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has proposed rules for president donald trump's impeachment trial there is no guarantee new witnesses and evidence can be cool the democrats say they will offer amendments she every time she is

most of the world's piracy attacks that are taking place in one area the gulf of guinea the number of ships big highjacked has doubled there in the past year west african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to try to find a solution to the growing problem because hackers more from dhaka. senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats it's a training exercise but the threats are real more hijacking attacks take place in the gulf of guinea than in any other waters in the world. the brits operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap or merchant ships to hijack the only way to stop this is to patrol our territorial waters to secure our borders and 2014 huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania a potential of billions of barrels of oil in a trillion cubic feet of gas the navy fears that once it starts to flow this new found wealth could come under attack from piracy gangs as it happens regularly in the niger delta and so it's been a buying spree for dozens of new high speed boats. it's both like this that are used to find italian t.

project is doubled in the gulf of guinea bike near to the world's most dangerous waterway. we begin in iraq where there are reports of protesters have been killed in the capital baghdad after police tried to break down barricades on the outskirts of the city dozens are said to be injured in the latest round of mass demonstrations rallies have also brought about the number of cities in the south of the country including the job and nasiriyah protests of the south of the country by blockading major roads in bring charges in baghdad and he joins us now remember what more can you tell us about these clashes inside the city. well let me show you the clashes just down the road over there in the last couple of hours we have heard. a number of ambulances coming this way in fact you can just see one coming now while i wait this is it told us that they see at least one person that has been killed as a result of the police using light fire what's been happening throughout the day that the protesters i've been living this way burning i don't know if you. take it out you can see the blo

bus ship hijackings double in the gulf of guinea making it the world's most dangerous waterway. hello we begin with reports that iraqi protesters have been killed after police tried to break down barricades on the outskirts of the capital baghdad dozens are said to be injured it's the latest round of mass demonstrations to break out across the country imraan khan has more. in one of the main squares in central baghdad police and protesters confront each other again in the early hours of monday as protesters tried to block the road leading to the square they want a change of government and accuse the current one of corruption a cool that got out to protesters to block main roads in baghdad a major highways in the south access. police used live ammunition and fight take gas in the attempt to disperse the crowds in the capital but a standoff sued lost in several i was angry iraqis are determined to get their message across the woman said it felt as if you had. the idea isn't just blocking the roads all the people here often straighted so we make noise here to make sure that we are

and there are protests in guinea over fears the president wants to extend his 10 we'll hear from the opposition. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company the leaders off 5 west african countries and france have reaffirmed their shared to have a nation to fight the insurgency in the saddle they agreed to concentrate their military efforts along the poorest border separating mali. became the fossil now extremist fighters have been moving across the area with little challenge while several extremist groups they are affiliated with al-qaeda or the so-called islamic state the g 5 soho group is focusing on the latter the crisis in the sahara erupted in mali in 2012 and has expanded into 5 countries last year about 4000 people in the region were killed in attacks hundreds of thousands have been displaced by the fighting. a crowded courtyard on the outskirts of water due to the refugees living here lack electricity and lack trains around 10 people share sing the room space is so tight that some even have to go to a nearby school every night to sleep.

guinea it's would take more than 1300 minutes to download that's almost a whole day what's more many of the slow speeds come the highest costs this is the average price paid for a gigabyte of mobile data more than $35.00 in authorial guinea $25.00 in zimbabwe and a bit more than $10.00 in south africa comparatively cheap so let's bring in. from our crowd to talk a bit more about this tell me about where you live how is excess ability in ghana. so it's a mixed situation in parts many parts of the country is difficult for people to access the. you can't access the internet. along. the internet at the high speed and really even within. areas where you cannot access. high speed internet so for many people who really rely on it for business this is quite challenging to plan with eat and also the cause is that. for some. companies you need $10.00 to watch says one bite of the issue also is that you need to. pay i think we lost. of the. telecommunications and internet access not very good oh yes ok we'll try to get back a bit later in the show. and now we come to some of the other global bu

had their all protests in guinea over fears the president wants to extend his 10 we'll hear from the opposition.

troops in africa in march the us navy organized its largest naval games in africa and the gulf of guinea with $3000.00 troops $33.00 countries including senegal. there are no physical boundaries on our territorial waters and so to protect it we need men power and soldiers willing to take action and neutralize the enemy we needed. and so this will require a new strategy for senegal and the region with fresh recruits willing to take risks needed to protect the ocean and its untapped wealth. and nicholas joins us now live from that car nick tell us more about what they're trying to achieve at this maritime conference. well part of this conference is to try to try to get together the heads of navies of west africa so that they can interact with each other share information that's key to fighting piracy and then there's a 2nd half of it is trying to get more equipment many of these navies are ill equipped to tackle the issue of piracy so there's a lot of vendors here trying to sell boats drones equipment that could help the navies tackle this issue i mean for instance in senegal the single na

they've also been drawn with papua new guinea and canada. holders australia are in the other group with new zealand, france and the cook islands. and england captain emily rudge says running the competition alongside the men's and wheelchair events will be huge for the sport. this will be the first time that it will cup has lined up all three competitions. i think that is an amazing. —— the world cup. it is amazing. —— the world cup. it is amazing for women in the wheelchair to be put on the same platform as the man. it builds for a really great competition. it is great that we have been treated equally throughout the build up and i know it will be exactly the same with the prize money being equalfor the man and the women in wheelchair. and when it comes to wheelchair rugby league, that's a mixed competion with both male and female players. england again kick that one off — this time against australia — at london's copper box arena. and the final takes place on the same weekend as the others, november next year, at liverpool's m&s bank arena

still ahead on al-jazeera the standoff in guinea as security forces and protesters battle in the streets of the capital as britain prepares to leave the european union its members make their exit from the european powers and. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well in the coming days it is going to be quite messy here across parts of turkey and then pushing into parts of the middle east we're talking about a lot of snow expression the higher elevations in for turkey that could go anywhere between $75.00 to $100.00 centimeters of snow in the next 72 hours it's going to be a messy day here on thursday a combination of rain as well as snow all the getting to about 5 degrees and friday a better day the rain the snow moving out but we do expect to see a cooler day with attempted there of about 4 degrees down towards the south though plenty of rain across much of syria and windy as well damascus we do expect to see attempted there of about 11 degrees on saturday the snow makes its way towards northern iraq and we could be seeing tehran with some snow in flurries in your

have not received justice and many of those responsible are not only free but still in charge of guinea security forces. human rights watch believes the governor of kentucky fried chicken burrow in charge of special police operations and p.v. a colonel who was up until recently in charge of the current president security or some of the men behind the massacre all continue to be close allies to president. the investigation has really been delayed by in some ways a lack of political will he compliment of the investigation is the whereabouts of over 100 bodies which we believe are buried in mass graves in quanah korean elsewhere not only has president they failed to deliver justice he's now using the same security forces involved in the massacre to quash mounting demonstrations against his attempt to extend his time in power and so survivors are joining protesters while there is trauma threats and intimidation it seems. will not be silenced because hawk al-jazeera. he appears from minister has asked soph africa to step in and help resolve the dispute with egypt over a contentious dam on th

thousands have been demonstrating in guinea at against president alpha condé is attempt to extend histime in power among them survivors of the september 2009 stadium massacre which saw security forces killed at least 156 people as an opposition rally survivors say they are still waiting for justice nicholas how has this report from the capital conakry and a warning some viewers may find it distressing. there are moments in silence she says life that continues to haunt her what happened in this stadium is one of them . it was supposed to be a rally for democracy instead it turned into a massacre sarin she say was with her young teenage cousin chanting for freedom when guinea's security forces stormed the venue a young cousin watched a sarin that was raped by soldiers and then he was killed others were hacked to death his body was never found. what i want to know is why why why did we have to go through this why did they do this to us why hasn't justice been served. why shouldn't the government are not willing to answer this is the moment the attack took place in 2009 security forces to

driven to suicide the hidden mental health crisis affecting refugees in europe and sea of red in guineathousands ronnie over she is the president will try to hang on to. hello there still some fairly calm quiet conditions across much of central europe meanwhile through the eastern end of the training we've seen some rain but also some snow not just to greece but also to cyprus in fact a pretty good amount of into the mountains everybody enjoying that it is carrying well out of the picture century europe is fine enjoy 3 choose a but look at this mass on its way yet again into the u.k. monday is the day for this a windstorm brenden and then hot on its heels is this mass some very strong winds again gale force winds heavy amounts of rain we could be seeing 50 millimeters picking. close to plymouth up into wales northern england and the snow this again from northern england up into scotland anywhere really from about 4 centimeters to $34.00 centimeters and whilst all that is going on as a fairly quiet across into europe this is wednesday so it is a better picture generally across much of th

people have been killed by security forces during a 2nd day of anti-government protests this is in guinea it brings the total number of deaths in guinea to 4 since monday those your headlines radicalized youth is next on al-jazeera. from sunrise to some say across asia and the pacific explode i'm told and fascinating stories one i one east on al-jazeera. over the. if you want to learn what the world might look like very soon regard hungry and hungry as in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through. the italian think a judge or a government that said that fascism never really went away. from me after that i was asked of us and it was our border between months markup of us some as a soft us. delegates are those who share your also what you get out of your some time as a positive mentality is one law but i'm sure. a lot of you saw some cases ok soon case i thought it. was i'll never forgive me. but back to jail. for actual. i just said i would welcome back to want to talk we are going to walk if none of you do is there shame on the one being you know some savvy t

is responsible for a string of killings and he government protests have turned violent in the guinea and capital free after with 2 people killed by security forces in as many days at least $22.00 people have died since demonstrations began. reports. a standoff in guinea's capital tear gas filled the streets as another round of mass anti-government protests turned violent. police used slingshots with stones as they tried to disperse the crowds and protesters forced back arrests were made by security forces and. my mother told me to go to the garage to work i told her there's a strike on today she wanted me to go anyway but i went outside the police arrested me i was just trying to get to work. this building was set alight in the demonstrations it was a local business a coalition of opposition groups calling itself the national front for the defense of the constitution has been spearheading the protests it called for a national strike on wednesday which saw many shops close one since last night police have been deployed in the area to secure cannot create against these authorized prote

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the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth sinegal has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al-jazeera to car. the 50 s the world economic forum is getting underway in the swiss mountain resort of davos and the climate situation is top of the agenda the international monetary fund is among those calling for an action off it was revealed that for the 1st time environmental concerns are dominating the top 5

world's -- are taking place in one area, the gulf of guinea.t african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to find a solution. correspondent: senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats. it is a training exercise, but the threats are real. more hijackings take place in the gulf of guinea than any other place in the world. >> pirates operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap, merchant ships to hijack. the only way to stop this is to probe -- patrol are territories. correspondent: huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania. a trillion cubic feet of gas. then navy fears once it starts to flow, wealth could come under attack

the number of attacks has doubled in the gulf of guinea and although the united states is pulling out many of its troops from west africa the us government is funding the region's navy fleet this issue goes beyond the borders of africa it's a world while issue that we've seen in asia in the middle east this well however specifically for africa we have seen that with the pullback of the international troops many of the nations are being required to step up and protect their own territorial waters. the piracy gangs are often made up of fishermen who are struggling to earn a living and who have no access to this newfound wealth has not yet suffered from such attacks but once the oil and gas starts to come on stream possibly in 2023 the navy wants to be ready nicholas hawk al-jazeera to car of the more than 4 decades of doubt experts have decided as hell for trade at the dutch autos for instance on golf is real and i'll say this is the only known work painted by van gough during a period in 1909 when he was suffering from psychosis and the painting is owned by norway's national museum whi

most of the world's piracy attacks are now taking place in one area that's the gulf of guinea and the number of ships being hijacked has doubled there in the past year west african navy chiefs are meeting in senegal to try to find a solution to this growing problem as nicholas hart reports now from dhaka. senegal special forces on patrol on newly purchased boats it's a training exercise but the threats are real more hijacking attacks take place in the gulf of guinea than in any other waters in the world. the brits operating here are looking for sailors to kidnap or merchant ships to hijack the only way to stop this is to patrol our territorial waters to secure our borders and 2014 huge reserves of oil and gas were discovered in waters senegal shares with mauritania a potential of billions of barrels of oil in a trillion cubic feet of gas the navy fears that once it starts to flow this new found wealth could come under attack from piracy gangs as it happens regularly in the niger delta and so it's been a buying spree for dozens of new high speed boats. it's both like this that are used

so or guinea pigs out of indifference so what happens. so what happens when you have a corrupt president and his golf resorts corporations controlling the system and workers completely exploited well usually the working class people start to go i've got an idea let's get angry let's grow let's let's go back to them. so then the powerful people go we need to make sure they don't care about us we need to surveil them and we all know that they've been watching us they watch our phones they watch our social media posts but that's not enough that doesn't always tell them when we're out on the streets when we're on the move so now the defense industry is preparing to test fly domestic versions of its combat drones over major american cities the pal way california based defense contractor general atomics aeronautical systems inc will test fly its sky guardian drone outfitted with a $79.00 foot wingspan and advanced surveillance capabilities of more than 2000 feet over san diego california sometime this year. yes something tells me that drone isn

in the women's draw england will face brazil, papua new guinea and canada in the group stages.s of that and the draw for the wheelchair competition all on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. sport website. but sport website. for me and the team, that's all for but for me and the team, that's all for now. goodbye. thank you very much indeed, see you later on. let's get more on the climate now — and as fires and floods regularly make the headlines across the world, what impact do events like these have on our planet? every month, bbc weather will examine the latest data to help give us a guide to the global picture — here's their latest update. welcome to climate check from bbc weather. every month, we will be using the latest data from experts around the world to give you a picture of the states of our changing climate. so, as we begin the 2020s, what do we know? well, 2019 was the second warmest year on record. according to copernicus, that is the eu's climate monitoring service, continuing what has been an accelerating trend of rising temperatures in recent years. t

president off a con day's bid to seek a 3rd term and office guinea's constitution only permits 2 terms they would have to step down at the end of this year but he is hoping to hold a referendum that would allow him to change the constitution the latest protests have already turned deadly 2 demonstrators were killed on monday. on going open ended protests in dozens of cities right across the country after hundreds of thousands turned out for mass demonstrations in october last year the opposition has now adopted a different tactic a complete shutdown of public life. unfortunately today i didn't get a single client so i don't know how the family is going to live today. will be the opposition says good man's in towns across the country followed that call. in a statement to d.w. africa the f n d c said this has resulted in a total paralysis of the main roads the closure of shops and businesses it plans to continue the protests until president condé confirms he's not seeking a 3rd. of the beauty of democracy is alternation we're not against. we're against any system that fails to make democ

a verdict is being delivered in guinea bissau the trial of 12 people charged with smuggling 2 tons of character in last year the biggest hole in the nation's history the case is highlighted how the tiny west african country has become an international hub for drug trafficking and it was hard joined an anti narcotics operation at the airport in the capital base out. acting on a tip off from brazil's anti narcotics officers going to be seen as police believe passengers on board this flight from lisbon are smuggling cocaine. detectives believe or com and his team are looking for 3 individuals one of them is this man wearing a yellow jersey again in national from this hour who lives in the brazilian city of south paulo he doesn't know it yet but he's about to be pulled aside for questioning. where you coming from are you carrying anything illicit drugs who are you visiting here where are you staying detective is already building his case this was going to sell these are the profit of so much because the people who smuggle drugs are often vulnerable and from paul backgrounds but they're no

people in guinea accuse police of a deadly crackdown on protests we'll hear from people who say the unrest means the conflict definitely has done continue to tuck some tech companies make social media site for both urgent research into the impact of news the internet more on that stay with us. how the weekend stir in the u.s. is moving up to the plains states underneath this massive cloud here in america across the midwest and every followed by court to children the moment temperatures are subzero to sleep in the snow on the ground is moving slowly ease would sort of be a burst of snow that it will move on and that'll be more or less what happens to your data 1000 saturday the backwash winds coming out of the cold into the prairies of calendar where when it takes that minus 17 will be felt felt at least here but the cold to coast countries a long way science and if you look at sunday the sun is admittedly but the high tension minneapolis is minus 40 it's minus 4 in kansas city sunny $99.00 in atlanta and missy the sun is out in the snow on the ground but it didn't feel cold and all this ti

down with the 3rd term in guinea we are hoping for the departure of. before the end of 2020.opposition leaders say despite the dangers demonstrations against condé will continue. but this. government has no explanation for the fact that since the arrival of condé more than 130 people have been killed during political or trade union demonstrations and government has never wanted an inquiry into the matter it's rejecting responsibility government leaders say people should have the option of dating to extend presidency its all say promising to investigate the deaths of a number of protesters including that of a 21 year old student on monday and. body has been registered at the direct cross to the ministry of security and civil protection office it sincere condolences to the family of the deceased and announces the opening of an investigation into the circumstances of the death of johnno mama do so. tens of thousands of them protesting in the past 3 months there against those plan to change the constitution allowing him to seek. the 81 year old has been in power for 19. these pro

protests raging in guinea and if it is the president will try to hang on to power. and the corruption trial of former world athletics chief let me know if he is delayed or is it going to parents peter it's been. raining protesters have defied a heavy police presence in the capital tehran for a 3rd day they're angry over the killing of 176 people on board a ukrainian airliner iran's military shut it down by mistake and has fired tear gas at protesters and the chief of police is calling for restraint on all sides well 57 canadians died when iran shot down the ukrainian jet last week kind of there is sending a team of investigators to the crash site and officials say that terror on is allowing them to play a more active role than usual thing like has the latest from toronto. canadian investigators are joining the investigation and they will be arriving shortly in tehran if they're not there already just a 2 of them will be going to the crash site in tehran another couple will probably be deployed in ankara to do special duties to do with the analyzing the cockpit recor

anti-government protests have turned violent in the guinea and capital conakry with 2 more people killed by the security forces at least 22 people have died since the demonstrations began last october the killer gauge reports. a standoff in guinea's capital tear gas filled the streets as another round of mass anti-government protests turned violent. police used slingshots with stones as they tried to disperse the crowds and protesters forced back arrests were made by security forces. my mother told me to go to the garage to work i told her there's a strike on today she wanted me to go anyway but i went outside the police arrested me i was just trying to get to work. this building was set alight in the demonstrations it was a local business a coalition of opposition groups calling itself the national front for the defense of the constitution has been spearheading the protests it called for a national strike on wednesday which saw many shops close one since last night police have been deployed in the area to secure cannot create against these authorized protests but we are sure in the comm

well thank you very much indeed still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour standoff in guinea as security forces and protesters battle on the streets of the capital. and a new plan in argentina to help those who are struggling to buy food. and install and find out why the world's best tennis player needs moral support from a baby as she face the press. india a nation of 1300000000 people religious desperately divided i think good clean you know day action which is potentially catastrophic what's causing this crisis of identity is making the get back up places off his ancestors and why is it getting. joining me are here on my journey in search of india's soul coming soon on al-jazeera. bringing my. children so we can see and get more comfortable 5 children are at the heart of america's love affair with weapons back as the mom makes a report on the case being there for me to shoot and it's fun but a new generation is fighting fire with a recently you're funny for bush issues because you don't want to see it and you do speak at least. never again part of the radicalized youth series

papua new guinea for a few months in a tribe which is essentially a stone age tribe in the interior and at some point some of the guys he was hanging out with in this tribe said hey you've been here for a long time. you see how we live. can we go and see how you live and be invited to your world? he thought what a great idea. out he so cool to have these guys come to london and see our world. when he got back to london he pitched it to his bosses and their like yeah will pay for their flight. the first thing he did was he talked to anthropologist because he was worried that once the stone age people saw the wonders of the modern world they would never want to go home and the anthropologist said don't worry about that. so anyway they understood. anyway these guys flew the these guys to england and they were living, i guess they were staying with one of the producers in the house of one of the producers and one morning they are sitting at breakfast and the producers getting ready and drinking his coffee getting ready to go work. okay, got to go in there like where do you go all day? w

we follow one survivor's fight for justice following the massacre of 156 people in guinea a decade ago. and tributes for a writer killed in the crash of the dakar rally in saudi arabia peter will have the full story. now the deaths of almost 90 soldiers have been confirmed by niger's government off the attackers stormed a base near the border with money as ahmed interests explains from the capital in the army it's just the latest incident in a region that's becoming increasingly violent this is the cost of a conflict that most of the world knows nothing about $89.00 body bags soldiers from the shows me killed in an attack at an army base in she never got close to the border with money no one has yet claimed responsibility but a number of armed groups active. in violence across west africa say the region has been increasing last month 71 soldiers were killed in an attack and yet as u.s. border with mali and booking a fossil some believe the conflict in libya is worsening problems across the region . after the collapse of the libyan state. after the the war now it is by france that in li

so one of them was in 1912, which refuted the theater roosevelt said that taft had the raise of a guinea pig. his great memorable one. but nowhere to be found. >> so here you have theodore roosevelt. we find that. >> i think in a newspaper clipping. from may of 1912, and with taft and roosevelt making scream through ohio and newspapers will reporting on that. >> use a lot of quotes from richard nixon. the conversation with monica. i think that is would this was after the presidency so next was a little bit more unfiltered perhaps her lease is coming out it was getting window into some of his thinking on his mind. >> one of the more unusual relationships mr. party, is jamie carter and gerald ford. very bitter campaign in 19796 pretty. >> it was incredibly bitter. they hated one another. and yet would they both went to a funeral after the presidency, they it's been a lot of time in the plane and they realized that it they really like each other. of course, gerald ford's funeral, jamie carter spoke and said that probably no two presidents have enjoyed such a close relationship as they did.