i'm hallam he did in doha the top stories on al-jazeera algeria's parliament's has appointed double carbon seller as interim president following weeks of protests that led to the resignation of abilities beautifully and salah is a close ally with a fleta and protesters have already called for his removal he's to serve for up to ninety days during which time a presidential election must be organized rather we spoke to. who's an algerian activist she says the parliament's decision to appoint a book kind of insult is not welcomed by most of unions. it's no surprise after the resignation of defeat and the application of article two of the constitution so really what is worrisome is that the ninety days ahead of us maximum duration of ninety days where this interim president will have to organize presidential elections and these presidential elections are not the people with the twenty million million syrians have been calling for ninety days is nearly enough time for the system as we call it here in algeria the regime to maintain itself in give itself in you figure in new facade. what we want

roger hallam is one of the founders of extinction rebellion.se are your various demands on the wall? to tell the truth, yeah. the group have three core demands — that the government tell the truth about climate change, reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2025 and create something called a citizens assembly to oversee doing this. how did you get this building? that is an interesting story, isn't it? there is this guy who has been advertising all his life, he decided he wanted to quit hisjob, work for xr, so he goes to this corporate landlord and he says we are not going to be around in ten years and the corporate landlord says, we know, and he says, give us the building, and we'll do something about it, so we've got the building, effectively free, and this is a sign of the times, isn't it? everyone is bleep themselves. roger researches how to bring about social change through radical movements. this movement is based upon research and there are two things that have come out of that research, which is mass participation of civil disobedience maxim

it's good to have you with us here on al-jazeera i'm hallam he'd seen it with the news our live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes global pressure builds on the libyan warlords and us faces to pull back as they calls in on the capital. oh algeria's are promising another round of protests to spines their longtime president's resignation earlier this week. whether it's asylum whether it's anything you want it illegal immigration. a warning from the us mexico border donald trump says america is full. past their fields maybe green and productive but pakistan's farmers say things have never been so bad you'll find that boy i'm joined again as because president continues to push for world cup expansion jenny says it will be good for asia if more teams compete in qatar but the hosts will be forced to share the tournament but their neighbors. well we begin in libya where fighters commanded by the warlord holy father after say they've advanced into the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli in a push against the internationally recognized governments that have been fierce battle

hello i'm hallam i hit him with the news our live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. an interim president is names in all cheery about the protesters he brought down the previous ruler are back out on the streets. iran's slums the u.s. for labeling its elites elite force a terrorist group and threatens to upgrade its nuclear program. another seven people killed and sudanese security forces try to break up antigovernment protests some soldiers assize in with the crowds. also aforetime prime minister takes on a retired military chief in what's expected to be a very close israeli election race i'm johnny gosch roscoe with the sport as president trump blocks baseball players from cuba coming to play in the u.s. major league. algeria's parliaments has appointed opera house chairman of the carbon sala insulin presidents after on relenza grotesques forced abilities beautifully to resign and sala who's seventy seven will take over the reins until new elections are held within ninety days now he's been chosen in accordance with the constitution is parts of the former president

roger hallam is one of the founders of extinction rebellion. rebellion — last chance saloon. rebel.truth, yeah. the group have three core demands. that the government, as they put it, tell the truth about climate change, reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2025, and create something called a citizens‘ assembly to oversee doing this. how did you get this building? oh, that's an interesting story, isn't it? there's this guy who's been in advertising all his life, decides he wants to give up hisjob, work for exr, so he goes to this corporate landlord and says, you know, "we're not going to be around in ten years." the corporate landlord says, "we know." and he says, "right, give us a building so we can do something about it. " so i've got the building effectively free. this is a sign of the times, isn't it? thye bleep themselves. roger researches how to bring about social change through radical movements. this movement is based upon research and there's two things that come out of that research — which is mass participation civil disobedience maximizes the chance of political change in

and i'm also joined by simon kincaid, a senior lecturer at sheffield hallam university, who's an expertell, that is difficult to say because in a sense, even though we have seen these traumatic videos of the roof of notre dame burning and i am sure many of us have seen the spire collapsing, actually it looks like it has survived pretty much intact and this isn't the first fire that it has survived. it was burnt in the french revolution and rebuilds. so i don't miss notre dame because i think it is going to come through this largely intact and there are reasons to be optimistic like we just heard, that the actual main body of the cathedral has survived remarkably well. reasons to be optimistic, simon. but what are the main challenges in protecting historic buildings? well, there is an issue with historic buildings obviously in the sense that there are building conservation issues, so for example things that might effect historic character. you cant go in and put in all of the equipment that you want in the building to detect fire, for example. it is very hard to introduce compartments wh