the main rally led by former sports car imran khan. >> reporter: after several hours, imran khan and the professor are on the way to islamabad, with thousands of supporters. the leaders, imran khan, will gather more supporters as he passes through major towns in the punjab. the two marches are combining and the government is wondering how to deal with the situation, because the local administration has not removed the obstacles. it will be interesting to see how the large crowds are able to come into the city and what

we are here for as long as imran khan stays here. >> we'll talk to kamal more about what is going on. what will happen today, and is it significant that possibly there are not as many supporters on the streets as both sides expected. . >> that is true, they have not been able to muster the shore they wanted in islamabad. they made a strad eegeic move by coming to the city, because it's been in a state of lockdown. everything is closed, the markets, schools, and it is likely the schools will be closed for another couple of days. they have achieved a directive. they knew he would get attention. definitely not the numbers. tahir ul-qadri issued app ultimatum, about 12 hours ago, saying the government has 48 hours to act, and wanted the arrest of the prime minister as well as the chief minister of the punjab for the killing of supporters. also importantly, imran said the final march is sunday, today, and if necessary his supporters would get into the red zone. that is the diplomatic enclave, the parliament, the senate, an important area. and what the government is saying is the red zone i

imran khan is likely to talk to his people, also at 15 g. 8 o'clock local time. even though the strategic objective of bridging a lot of people has not happened here, tactically imran khan proved that they can bring islamabad to a halt. and showing an ability to the nawaz sharif government. >> two u.n. peacekeepers have been killed in a suicide attack in northern mali. it happened when a car full of explosives blew up. the third time this week the u.n. troops have been targeted there. >> israel says it won't agree to a ceasefire from hamas, unless security concerns are met. prime minister binyamin netanyahu made the statement. egyptian brokered talks resume. the ceasefire is due to expire monday night. >> reporter: there are divisions among the cabinet whether or not to support a ceasefire agreement. many are opposed to discussions of a development of a seaport in gaza much it was something that was an important demand of the palestinian delegations. there was a feeling that there should be no stopping of the campaign until there is a complete demilitarization of

opposition parties in pakistan from imran khan to unseat the government. talks are underway to end the five-day government standoff. let's take a look at what the papers have been saying around the world. we have nicolas rushworth with u s. you're going to start us off with a cartoon. >> about a serious issue. it is from the british paper, "the guardian." the statue of liberty him and not the way we normally see it. liberty, not of the way we usually see it. there is a tear gas canister. pointing to problems in america, and ferguson, missouri, especially to do with democracy, justice, and civil rights, all the things that america is associated with. >> the guardian == -- "the guardian," a british paper, but you also took a look at the u.s. papers. >> the international paper says that people are watching the events in ferguson, missouri. the article on the front page of and amnestyquotes international spokeswoman, who says the people of ferguson do not feel they are being heard and they should not have their rights restricted. press, io the local looked to

tahir ul-qadri is holding his protest at a venue which is not far from imran khan's protest venue. it is important to know that while tahir ul-qadri is there with his devotees and supporters, he has a different aim. he wants the whole system to be backed up. he wants parliament to be dissolved, and he is here because he says he want justice for the killing of his party supporters in lahore in june, when the police resorted to heavy-handed tactics. imran khan on the other and wants to condition with the system, he wants sa re-election, but he wants the re-election because the last election was rigged. he says that his party knocked every door going to the judiciary, and asking for justice. that was not provided to hum. he has had to protest that. he wants nawaz sharif to resign. strategically the two parties have not succeeded in bringing thousands of supporters to islamabad. technically they have succeeded in bringing islamabad to a grinding halt and showing an ability of the nawaz sharif government. >>> myanmar has the worst telecommunications infrastructure in the world. 5-10% of

the opposition leader imran khan says gunshots were fired at his convoy. >>> nouri maliki steps downs prime minister. we'll report on the humanitarian crisis from near the syrian border. >>> a staff warning on ebola from the world health organization. the outbreak is vastly underestimated and extraordinary measures are needed to contain it. >>> ukrainian inspectors gain access to the controversial russian aid convoy waiting at the border. >>> clashes have broken out in t pakistani city after shotting were reportedly fired at the opposition leader imran khan. his spokesman says his vehicle was hit, but he was not injured. he was on his way to the capital of islamabad with a group of supporters to put pressure on the prime minister nawaz sharif to resign. we're seeing the images of those clashes. bbc is in islamabad. >> reporter: what we know is that yes, stones were thrown at the convoy. shoes were thrown by a mob. the party of khan saying it was orchestrated by the government. the government is denying it. yes, imran khan's party said shots were fired at his bullet proof container ca

on the other hand imran khan upped the ante saying his protesters may go into the red zone, after the prime minister's house or parliament. the government, on the other hand, is holding a high level meeting in lahore. the prime minister is chairing that meeting. there is some sort of a policy or a decision likely from the government as to how to deal with this crisis. >> more ahead on al jazeera - including kenya closes its borders to travellers from sierra leone, liberia and guinea in an effort to keep out the ebola virus. >>> and a nice cold shower for one of the world's richest men. why bill gates is passing the bucket for motor neuro-i don't know disease. @j >>> the top stories on al jazeera. kurdish peshmerga forces in iraq are reported to have taken three towns east of the mosul dam from the islamic state fighters. the peshmerga have control of the three towns. they are fighting to retake telkif. protests continue in u.s. town of ferguson. demonstrations have taken place since august 9th after an unarmed teenager was killed by police. >>> nawaz sharif has been askeded to step do

imran khan upped the ante by saying his protesters may go into the red zone, he'll go after the prime minister's house and parliament. the parliament, on the other hand is holding a high-level meeting in lahore. the prime minister is chairing the meeting and there's a policy or a decision likely from the government as to how to deal with this crisis. >>> over 10,000 israelis have taken to the streets of tel aviv demanding the government. the demonstrators called for a diplomatic solution to the conflict. protesters demanded that israel end its occupation of the gaza strip. israel and palestinian groups are observing a ceasefire thought to expire on monday. hamas's military wing threatened to fire rockets. al jazeera has been given access to rocket making factory. they were making rockets in case israel continues the offensive in gaza. hundreds of thousands are sheltering in u.n. run schools. many are forced to find refuge. the school year was scheduled to begin in a week. as ferguson reports, that's been delayed. >> reporter: the gaza girls' prep school is home to 3,000 desperate peop

imran khan and others, handle the problem politically. by saying that they stay away by doing that, they allow imran khan to stay away. they are saying if the prime minister doesn't rein, there's no way that i'm going. he movement people close to the prime minister's house, office, and, you know, when he goes there, the pressure sure increases with thousands of people, and the army is looking and watching what is happening. it's a failure on behalf of the parties. >> what is the root cause of the crisis. we heard accusations of corruption and fraud. is if just about that, or are there other underlying issues? >> well, i think it's more than that. this is one of the causes, and there are other things. the government has been poor at governance, and that has brought about a lot of discontent amongst the public, and that's why they think it's good if the government goes. it is the fact that imran khan has become too ambitious, and i do not know what is the agenda area of mr tahir ul-qadri, who seems to come every six months and create havoc.

imran khan is accusing the u.s. of involvement. what can you tell us about that statement and what are the implications of imran khan pulling out of negotiations with the government? >> well, indeed, this evening, imran khan said that the united states was interfering in the internal affairs of pakistan. he appealed to the u.s. ambassador that the u.s. should withdraw a statement in support of the government. the u.s. embassy was very quick to issue its own statement saying that yes, they were monitoring the situation in pakistan, but that they were not in any way interfering with what is going on. however, imran khan, as you mentioned had called off the dialogue with the government in the morning, saying that there was no flexibility being shown by the government. the government was also trying to show its muscle. a little while ago, several senior journalists met the prime minister. he told them that 11 parties out of 12 in parliament were totally behind the government and that, of course, had everybody guessing as to whether the

they've been led by cleric quadri and imran khan. cricketer. >> translation: i will lead the way, i'll stop my people becoming unruly. i ask the pakistani police and army to remain peaceful. >> translation: with allah's help move to your final destination, remain peaceful, peace: please mind my credibility. there should be no violence, no destruction, no violence. god willing you will win the war with peaceful meends. >>> kamal hyder has more from islamabad. >> for the past few weeks protesters were peaceful. it came to a head after imran khan and quadr asked protesters to march towards the prime minister's house. without warning from the security forces there was fire from the police using rubber bullets and tear gas, trying to disperse the crowds, with instructions to arrest as mean people as possible. hundreds were wounded. the situation became volatile, after the marchers removed obstacles on the way to the prime minister's house. imran khan and others have been negotiating with the government. they blamed the government for show

. >> in pakistan opposition leader imran khan says his car was shot at during a rally in the east of the country. his convoy was attacked as it moved through a city. the former cricketer and leader of the terry ricky party was not hurt. kamal hyder is in islamabad. >> the attack on imran's convoy was tape seriously by the pakistan who said that their march was peace: imran khan said their shots were fired. he'll move into a bulletproof s.u. s.u.v., going ahead of the convoy. tens of thousands were waiting for him en route, as well as in islamabad. the important thing now is to see whether jordan caron is able to get into town along with the professor, said to be ahead of the imran khan march. if a large number of people are able to kather in islamabad, it would put pressure on the government. >> the protesters are on their way to islamabad. they are demapting the reggize naying of the prime minister. we have this report. >> it's what some analysts are calling the most serious challenge to prime minister nouri al-maliki. politicians and supporters are digging in. two men lead the oppo

a venue not frar from imran khan's protest venue.s important to know while choudry is there with devotees and supporters, he has a different aim. he wants the whole system to be backed up. he wants parliament to be dissolved, and he is here because he says he wants justice for the killing of his party supporters in lahor in june when the police resorted to heavy-handed tackics. imran chan wants to continue with the same system. he wants a reelection but he wants the reelection because he says the last election was, was rigged. he said his party went to the judiciary and asking for justice. that was not provided to him. therefore, he is here to protest that. he wants sharif to resign as well. even though strategically, the two parties have not succeeded in bringing thousands of their supporters to islamabad, technically, they have succeeded in bringing islamabad to a grinding halt and showing a vulnerability of the sharif government. >> angry protests are continuing in the u.s. city of ferguson despite a curfew being put in place that

clashes have broken out in the city after shots were reportedly fired at imran khan and his convoy atn antigovernment march. he and supporters were on their way to the capital trying to pressure sharif to resign. mr. khan's vehicle was hit, but he wasn't injured. he described the attack on twitter saying 300 to 400 threw stones and fire on our march with police aiding and a betting them. four workers were injured. went on to say i want to make it clear to sharif's government they can do what they want. we will not stop our march. i will deal with them when we reach islamabad. let's take you to our corresp d correspondent in islamabad. is it here what happened at the rally in terms of violence? >> reporter: it was a worrying incidents. it raised temperatures between the government and opposition. we know that a mob did attack the convoy led by imran khan. stones and shoes were thrown. his people retaliated. some were injured. this assertion shots were fired at his vehicle, that's not confirmed. his party says shots were fired. they're suggesting this was an assassination attempt. local

however, imran khan says they will keep these things peaceful, imran khan is insisting the government should resign. a political storm is brewing because the deposit says they have been elected, have the mandate and the sport of the opposition. the next few days will be critical for pakistan. >> just a quick update, imran khan supporters have arrived and the opposition candidate will also arrive calling for. >> thathailand authorities are cracking down on commerciality suggessurrogacy. veronica pedrosa is in bangkok. >> decisions being made behind this door, where police and immigration authorities are meeting to try to respond to a situation that arrived on friday, that families were not allowed to leave, at the international airports, because they didn't have the right paperwork apparently. immigration thrort says couples will not be able to leave unless they have the court order from the surrogate mother allowing them to take the baby with them. this is a booming industry in thailand. we have a situation where thai women are in the position and they need the money so they want to g

imran khan and cleric tahir ul-qadri want nawaz sharif to resign. he is accused of rigging last year's election. he refused to step down. the army called on all sides to reach a solution to end the crisis. >>> texas governor and republican presidential hopeful rick perry has been charged with two counts of abuse of power. he turned himself in for fingerprinting and a mugshot. he is accused of coercion and official oppression for publicly promising to divert $7.5 million from the texas public integrity unit. perry says he'll fight the charges with every fibre of his being. >>> in my opinion people held by the shiping park, a peruvian rebel group, were rescued in a joint police operation. they may have been held captive for 20 years. the group was largely disbanded in 1992. official believe members remained at large and were involved in the drug trade. the latest rescue operation dubbed 2014 has been under way for close to two weeks. >> translation: there are peruvians like us subjected to a regiment of terror to serve the shining pass, and children t

the main rally led by former sports car imran khan. >> reporter: after several hours, imran khan and the professor are on the way to islamabad, with thousands of supporters. the leaders, imran khan, will gather more supporters as he passes through major towns in the punjab. the two marches are combining and the government is wondering how to deal with the situation, because the local administration has not removed the obstacles. it will be interesting to see how the large crowds are able to come into the city and what steps the government will take to make sure that no untoward incident takes place. >> exactly one year ago, bella asharpliy was taken by the egyptian authority, 800 were killed. alsharmy was held without charge. he went on a hunger strike until his release in shaun. abdullah al-shami credits his release to pressure on the shone government. >> if it was not because of the support of people for this aspect, the freedom of the press, it wouldn't have been possible for me to get out of gaol. looking at the fact that so many others on hunger strike in egypt, and people have

imran khan and dr tahir ul-qadri are talking through the supporters out there, and despite the fact that the government has used heavy hanned tactics, they have not been able to remove the protesters fro the venue. >> reporter: in identify are the protesters stand their ground. they staged a sit in. they won't go on fl the prime minister resigns. >> translation: we will not return until we achieve our objective. they have no justification. they don't have a legal justification for its existence. the demonstrators are led, saying that seek justice for their followers in ley hor, who were killed by police. opposition leader imran khan, who accuses the prime minister of corruption and electoral fraud. >> translation: i'm here with you, with you, and have been with you the entire fight. i will be with you until we get freedom for the country. >> with allah's help, move to your final destination. remain peaceful, peaceful. maintain my credibility. there should be no violence, no destruction. no violence. god willing, you will win the war. that message was disregarded on saturday night. they b

opposition leader imran khan and the cleric tahir ul-qadri are leading the protests and they want prime minister nawaz sharif to resign. we'll find out more about this by talking to a political analyst and professor of political science in islamabad, the capital. what is nawaz sharif done that is so wrong. he's only been in four this time around for 14 months. >> well, nawaz sharif won the last general elections. he's been in power for 14 months. the performance is not up to the mark. there's unemployment, high ipp tlags, and there's general discontentment among the people, the masses. they have done development. there's huge development projects, but the development projects, by their nature, so the proof of those development projects can be had in a few years. in the meantime, there is tremendous energy crisis. electricity and unemployment and inflation. people are getting fed up and for the popularity, it has gone down. the gender of discontent, and the gender or general feeling between the performance, that is that he has advised... >> explain to us if you can the position of imran

imran khan said it was unacceptable. that whatever happened, he and his supporters would march on islamabad on august the 14th, and, therefore, the authorities ever taking no chances, wanting to prevent the crowds from entering the city of islamabad. there's crit stix that the public overreact by sealing off the city. people are not able to go to hospitals. schools are closed and the capital of pakistan is at a stand still. >> it's very disturbing. everything is at a stand steel. roads are sealed off with containers. people are stuck in houses. people are not able to get into hospitals. >> the chief of police of the libyan capital has been shot dead. he was gunned down in tripoli's eastern suburbs whilst two body guards were kidnapped and released. it comes as rival militias clash in the city. more than 120 people have been killed in violence over the past month. libya's parliament approved an election of a president. the first time since the election of muammar gaddafi in 2011. >>> the ukranian prime minister denied ent

imran khan is out of the jurisdiction of lahore. the authorities opened the gt road, the grand trunk road. it's a 5-hour journey, but likely to take several hours and will snowball with more supporters joining in on major cities along the way. >> pope francis arrived in south korea, the first time the head of the roman catholic church visited asia and urges koreans to seek peace. harry fawcett has more. >> pope francis was going to address the issue of north korea and the peninsula. on monday he's due to give a reconciliation mass at seoul's catholic cathedral, the main cathedral in seoul. he wasted no time in talking about the issue, in his first speech with the president of south korea. he talked about the need for dialogue, the only which ta achieve peace and stability, and that wouldn't be achieved through shows of force. there was a show of force, north korea fired three projectiles off the east coast into the see, an hour before pope francis touched down. two more came later in the day. this is day one of a 5-day visit. the ce

earlier today, there was some news that imran khan's party was ready for talks, however that was shot down, saying that the demand would still be for the resignation of the prime minister. as far as cadre is concerned, 14 of his followers were killed in lahore in oh june and wants the resignation of the prime minister. now that talks are underway, that may ease tensions, but the political tensions are sometime high. there are reports that prime minister's own party might bring its supporters on the streets, and if that was to happen, then of course the situation would become more complicated. for the first time since this cries began, it seems it is heading for some sort of a conclusion. >> thank you. >> police in liberia fired tear gas to disperse the testers in an area that has been quarantined because of the ebola outbreak. people wanted to leave the neighborhood cordoned off. they are angry about a nighttime curfew announced by the government on tuesday. liberia has recorded the biggest number of new ebola deaths with 53 people who have died in the past two days. >> still to come,

however, imran khan said that that was not acceptable. that whatever happened, that he and his supporters would be marching on islamabad on august the 14th, and therefore the authorities here are taking no chances, wanting to present the crowds from entering the city of islamabad. there is intense criticism into the government has perhaps panicked and overreacted by sealing off the cities. there are difficulties because of the blockade and sealing of the cities. people are not able to go to hospitals. schools are closed. the capital of pakistan is at a virtual standstill. >>> families of the victims of south korea's ferry disaster say they'll ask pope francis to push for an independent inquiry into the tragedy the head of the roman catholic church arrives in seoul on thursday, and will bring a message of peace to the divided peninsula. harry fawcett reports. . [ bells ring ] >> reporter: a midweek mass in sole. and this woman is in her place. a devout catholic, thee remembers pope john paul ii's visit in 1984 and hopes this visit will be

an olympics leader imran khan, accusing the government of corruption and elect toral fraud. >> i will lead the way. i will march ahead of everyone else. i will stop my people from becoming unruly. but i also ask the pakistani police and army to remain peaceful. >> translation: with allah's help move towards your final destination, remain peaceful, peaceful. please maintain my credibility. there should be no violence, destruction or violence. god willing you'll win the war and peaceful means. >> that message was disregarded society night. protesters broke through police lines, tearing down the outer walls of parliament. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and the army was called in to protect state buildings. the military has taken over in times of civil unrest, but this time there appears to be little appetite for a coup. >> the pakistani military established ever that they are in any comparative position to run. when they do that, they failed. and left pakistan in a more problematic situation. >> it's down to people power, this is the first government to have taken over from an

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imran khan a national celebrity leads the event at. candidate for the next presidential election. i am ran is a very popular character in pakistan and his bid should not be dismissed this is why he is taking a firm stance against drones with the intention of making a clear difference from the tepid reactions of the incumbent power. i think that it was the right thing and it ought to. be on your heart for. my own party on behalf but just on we want to thank you we want to thank all of you will remain. focused on when all is really nice and. i. want to i think i. know pakistan is a shadow thing at. its authorities complain about the strikes but never do anything serious such as calling for the united nations to stop them. if this ruse felons and if america or anyone else in the world was flying a drone over your hometown and they were firing missiles that anybody that would be will go three in the french air force would shoot things down in a heartbeat and you know when the pakistan government says they're doing everything they can you know it's not true and you don't know quite wha

however, imran khan had always said that he and his supporters would be marching on [ inaudible ] thewas spiralling out of control, the military chief also stepped in and advised everybody that sanity should prevail, everybody should get to the negotiating table and try to resolve this peacefully. so pressure from the army, and talks are underway with the professor. offer they are still insisting that they will not accept anything other than the resignation of the prime minister. >> kamal thank you. >>> the u.s. attorney general eric holder is set to visit a town where there has been fighting with police over the death of an unarmed black teenager. president obama sent holder to ferguson to conduct an inquiry into the shooting of michael brown. rob reynolds has the latest. >> reporter: instead of the stench of tear gas or burning shops, the air was filled with the chance of peaceful protests. the family of michael brown, the 18 year old who's slaying at the hands of a ferguson police officer while unarmed touched off the racially tinged uproar, announced his funeral will be held on mo

fired at the opposition leader's vehicle during a three hundred kilometer march to the capital imran khan was not injured led to skirmishes between demonstrators and government supporters tens of thousands of join the rally from lahore to islamabad in a major opposition call for the prime minister to quit over corruption and vote rigging. the world health organization says the magnitude of the outbreak is vastly underestimated have been nearly two thousand reported victims in the worst affected countries in west africa where medical services are breaking point the un's agent the un's agency approved the use of an experimental vaccine elsewhere u.s. scientists believe they've discovered how you both paralyzes the immune system which could help develop new treatments. and iraq's prime minister nuri al maliki has agreed to step down and give way to his newly appointed successor in a televised address he offered his support to the new premier the president approved maliki's replacement earlier this week but the embattled politician refused to go his western educated replacement is also a shia

cheaply failed as a result during his address to thousands of supporters outside the parliament imran khan declared a revolution. demonstrators have been protesting for nearly two weeks demanding the prime minister leave office over alleged election fraud and calling for reforms to pakistan's electoral system. the israeli prime minister declared victory in the recent war against hamas in the gaza strip. and yahoo said the military campaign dealt a heavy blow and a cease fire deal gave no concessions to hamas palestinian health officials say the seven week war killed more than twenty two hundred people left around one hundred thousand homes in the palestinian enclave. spanish clothing giant zahara has found itself in the middle of a scandal over one particular piece of clothing a striped baby shirt with a sewn on sheriff badge led to massive criticism on social media shoppers said the item bore a similarity to uniforms worn in nazi death camps the word sheriff is barely visible in the badge looks a lot like the star of david a religious symbol of the nazis used to mark out jews as second cl

led by opposition politician imran khan and cleric tahir-ul- qadri, the protests began on, august 14-- pakistan's independence day-- and have gained thousands of supporters. sharif, who won office last year in pakistan's first democratic hand over of power and is backed by parliament, has refused to step down. the showboat casino in atlantic city closes its doors today, the first of three scheduled to do so in the coming weeks. when the revel and the trump plaza also shut down the closings are projected to cost the region 8,000 jobs. the showboat, while still profitable, has been facing decreasing revenue and more competition. as many as 250 homes are being evacuated in northern california as two wildfires, sparked by lightning three weeks ago, continue to grow. the fires, stoked by weather conditions, merged on saturday morning and burned more than 90 square miles. the homes are near the rural town of happy camp near klamath national forest. and just southwest of napa california, a 3.2 aftershock have rattled the valley early this morning. there were no reports of damage. this after

resignation reportedly sixty thousand demonstrators gathered after the arrival of two opposition leaders imran khan and a well known anti taliban cleric the unrest represent the biggest a challenger to the premier now was sharif whose government is accused of corruption and abuse of power. the outbreak of ebola in a west africa will take at least six months to bring under control according to the charity doctors without borders activists say the spread has created a wartime situation in the worst affected states of sierra leone liberia and guinea where medical services are at breaking point there have been nearly two thousand reported victims. in four years as since its launch london's bike hire scheme has proven to be one of the most efficient and popular cycling systems in europe there are also problems that can be soft pedaled among which are draining costs of the program and cycling safety issues now pro bright campaigners the voice concerns that almost sixty people have been killed and more than two thousand severely injured in cycling incidents since the scheme's introduction activists say lo

pakistan's main opposition party led by imran khan has resigned from parliament in its latest bid to drive prime minister nawaz sharif from power over alleged election fraud thousands of counts a portion of also being rallying in the country's capital islamabad earlier we spoke to a member of pakistan's main opposition party about the protesters demands. in the last forty years of this government. everything going wrong look at the source and look at the economic indicators over to you has risen from the risen conclusion has risen law and order has deviated to terrorism they have not been able to drop a deal with terrorism if it to be so there are serious challenges and they can only be dealt by a government that new joy is the genuine mandate of the people i believe the u.s. should back to mock to see the should not be interested who govern it's part of what ought to be is hollow box on it's being governed have you succeeded in developing into creating a democratic culture in the country and we would appreciate if they do a lot meddle in the affairs of. the more unusual briefing in

are already using one hundred percent renewable energies pakistan's main opposition party led by imran khanhas resigned from parliament in its latest bid to drive prime minister nawaz chaudry from power over alleged election fraud thousands of council porters have also been rallying in the country's capital islamabad earlier we spoke to a member of pakistan's main opposition party but the protesters the months. in the last forty miles of this government we have seen. everything going wrong look at the social indicators took at the economic indicators poverty has risen unemployment has risen inflation has risen low order has deviated to terrorism they have not been able to grapple to deal with terrorism effectively so they're serious challenges and they can only be dealt by a government that enjoys the mandate genuine mandate of the people i believe to use should go back to mock to see the should not be interested who governs part of what the interest ought to be is how pakistan is being governed having succeeded in developing into creating a democratic culture in the country and we would ap

and opposition leader imran khan, accusing the government of corruption and electoral fraud. >> translation: i'm here with you, with you and have been with you the entire night. i'll be with you until we get freedom for the country. >> with allah's help, move towards the final destination. remain peaceful, peaceful, peaceful. please maintain by credibility. there should be no violence, no destruction, no violence. god willing you will win the war with peaceful means. >> that message was disregarded saturday night. protesters broke through the police lines, tearing down the outer walls of parliament. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and the army was called in to protect state buildings. the military took over in times of civil unrest. this time there appears to be little appetite for a coup. >> the pakistani military established that they are in any combative position to run. when they try to do that, they fail, and leave pakistan in a problematic situation. >> reporter: it's down to people power, this is the first government to take over from an elected parliament. whether that dem

. >> after several tense hours, both president and his vice president, and the leader imran khan will be gathering more supporters as he pass he through major towns in the pun jab. punjab. bring a large number of supporters to isla islamabad. his march is called the revolution march, the two marches is now combining together and the government is still wondering how to deal with this situation because the local administration has not yet removed the obstacles and it will be interesting to see how these large crowds are able to come into the city and what steps the government will take to make sure that no untoward incident takes place. >> much more still to come to you on news hour. food becomes much more important, russia bans food imports from europe. and in sport northern most point of europe as the world's best cyclists take part in the optic race of norway. details shortly. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the f

imran khan has been leading demonstrations, which as kamal hyder reports, is affecting businesses in islamabad. >> reporter: this is islamabad's market. it's been closed tore a week because of the protest. some shops are opening. days ago this was the main venue for forest of anti-government cleric quadr. as they slept and sought a break from the rain and heat of islamabad but over a week of closures hurt businesses. this shop has been doing business at this market for the past 25 years. he says he lost about $30,000 in profit. in just eight days, because of the closure, and says the combined lose is bigger. >> translation: the loss is in millions. all roads to the city are blocked. supply joins are affected. >>> all of this began when sthous aned of protest -- thousands of protesters travelled to islamabad. now the impact is felt by everyone here, like this man who says mobile accessories makes $7 a day. this shows political inclination. the crisis hurt a small enterprise. the political crisis cost billions of rooupies, it's not just ordinary shopkeepers and renderers that are affec

however, imran khan is insisting that the prime minister nawaz sharif has to resign. >> al jazeera is demanding the release of its three journalist who is have now been imprisoned in egypt for 235 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june they were given seven years sentences. bader mohammed was given an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession which he picked up at a protest. >>> peoplin india the government is trying to help those living in >> his job pays enough to keep him above india's poverty line of $0.35 daily. >> education for his children means he's above what it describes the empowerment line. 300 families live in this illegal slum. new as well as conventional measures against poverty identify some of themed a empowered and others as power. but on the ground it's hard to see the difference. their homes and lives are practically the same, but the government said that she lives below the poverty line. this gives her access to cheap food and gas. >> i've lived here my whole

imran khan. pakistan's first democrat transfer of power since gaining power in 1947. but khan says they want supervision under a new provisional government. but sharif, will block roads with trucks and bashed wire. >>> africa, world health organization is warning the ebola outbreak is much worse than initially thought. 2,000 have been confirmed infected and 1,140 people have died. vast reply underestimate the magnitude of the outbreak. the w.h.o. did announce a scaling up of support for hardest hit countries but on friday doctors without borders says the outbreak could last another six months. >> texas, governor rick perry has been indicted. he had threatened to veto a bill and withhold the money unless the head of the unit, district attorney, rosemary lemburg resigned. she had pleaded guilty to drunk driving. when she refused to resign, he vetoed the bill. he is accused of coercion of a public servant. he so face nine years. that's something . also the panama canal turns 100 years old. why it's just as important today as it was back then. nchtsd and later a new micha

the protests led by the opposition leader imran khan, and the cleric tahir ul-qadri, saying prime ministeraz sharif rigged last year's election. >>> now, america's top law enforcement official eric holder visited ferguson and promised prosecutors will probe the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. law enforcement officials say wednesday night was quieter than the last it 11 days. >> we had to respond to incidents tonight. there were no molotov cocktails, no fires, no shootings. we did not see the single handgun. there were no confrontations. just like tuesday night. we deployed no smoke, no tear gas, and no mace. and again tonight, police fired not an until bullet. >> well, al jazeera's gerald henderson has more from ferguson. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney-general came to show washington he's watching. >>... allow people to express themselves as we do in the united states. at the same time isolating and... >> reporter: there are signs the high profile visit eased tensions in ferguson, a mostly black city increasingly disdraftful of its mostly -- distrustful of its mostly white police f

on thor hand, imran khan is saying that today is the day for talks.ts a case registered against the prime minister and chief minister for the killing of 14 of his supporters in june. and he says unless justice is done, his people will not go from this particular venue. all across pakistan, the media is concentrating on this story. it is bitterly divided as far as the political issues are concerned, but no one here knows how this particular crisis is going to end. >>> we have this coming up in the news hour. an addiction to sugar that is alarming health experts in indonesia. and one sporting legend watching another at the u.s. open. we have action from flushing meadows coming up. ♪ the streets of chicago. >> i don't like walk out no more... >> why is that? >> a lot of shooting and stuff... >> a community still struggling against violence. >> i did something positive... >> have people lost hope? >> this is a grown man that shot a little kid. >> or have citizens made a difference? >> glad that somebody that's at least standing up and caring about us man.

a mob attacked the convoy of imran khan in gujranwala. opposition figure is leading supporters from lahore to islamabad. khan said people threw stones at the convoy as it drove past, and a spokeswoman said his vehicle was shot at. police disputed that account. >> sreenivasan: the death toll from the ebola outbreak in west africa has risen again, to 1,145. u.n. health officials report 76 new deaths in the two days between monday and wednesday. in all, there have been more than 2,100 cases in four countries, guinea, liberia, nigeria and sierra leone. >> sreenivasan: the governing body of stock car racing will bar drivers from getting out of their cars after accidents. nascar's decision follows last saturday's fatality during a dirt track race in new york state. driver kevin ward jumped from his car after his car and tony stewart's collided, on the next lap, stewart's car struck and killed him. the incident remains under investigation. >> sreenivasan: on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average lost 50 points to close below 16,663