the election of joseph kabila is unacceptable. they voted for his rival. kabila has run the country so badly, we hate it. we want him to leave. we do not want him anymore. another says, i don't agree with this victory, considering that on the day of the vote, we saw the majority were voting for tshisekedi. tshisekedi has rejected the results himself. there of the days of clashes between opposition. if he decides to call for protests, supporters will take to the streets in droves. that could lead to a dangerous escalation of violence. he does have another option. he can and probably will take it to the supreme court to challenge the election results. >> if there are objectives, they need to go through legal channels to oppose the results. their systems in place set up through the legal system. >> he took 32% of the vote. joseph kabila won with almost 49%. those who voted for him are celebrating his victory. internationally, it is being said the election was fought -- flawed, but not fraudulent. bbc news. >> delegates that the united nations climate congress

violence thousands have fled the capital and dissipating a bloody backlash if current president joseph kabila is returned to power the opposition have rejected preliminary results which put out almost fifty percent of the vote. former israeli president moshe katsav has been sent to a high security prison to serve a seven year sentence for rape and other sexual offenses he was found guilty last december of raping a former female employee while serving as a cabinet minister he was also convicted of sexually harassing two other women while he was president have maintained their innocence and accused the court of ignoring crucial evidence. about the headline shortly before that they will get a business update but to me. that as a lone welcome to business artsy markets here in russia are struggling for direction after dropping around four percent the previous session the big event of the week is the e.u. summit on friday investors are speculating whether the eurozone will push for federalized superstate to deal with its debt crisis meanwhile china warns it's running out of steam and to top it all

to brussels right to use nationals of the supreme court of the democratic republic of congo joseph kabila is presidential elections belgium the aussies former colonial questioned his reelection and made russian claims that hold more than half of the votes in the ballot but the results were met by angry protests nationwide. ten people have been killed and hundreds injured as clashes between the objection military and protests continue demonstrators are demanding power be transferred from the military to civilian authority protests turned violent forces move into this person until the city on friday demonstrators responded by throwing petrol bombs and rocks at soldiers in the tanita. the final u.s. troops have left iraq signaling an official end to the nine year war it will start soldiers across the border to kuwait on sunday when president barack obama marks the end of the war early this week along with iraqi prime minister maliki called that the deaths of more than one hundred thousand iraqi civilians and thousands of u.s. troops. pakistan may soon implement attacks on nato shipments pass

president joseph kabila of the democratic republic of congo has won a second term in office. he won 49% of the vote, according to provisional results announced today. but long-time opposition candidate etienne tshisekedi rejected those results and declared himself president. and his supporters have vowed to take to the streets in protest. election-related violence has killed 18 people and wounded more than 100 others. a u.n. climate conference in durban, south africa teetered on the brink of collapse as it neared a close today. the european union has proposed a 2015 target date for a new pact of binding cuts on the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitters. it would replace the kyoto protocol which expires next year. the u.s., india and china-- the world's three largest carbon emitters-- never signed on to that treaty. the european commissioner for climate change acknowledged negotiations are down to the wire. >> if there is no further movement from what i have seen until 4:00 this morng, then i must say i don't think that there will be a deal in durban. that is what we are fac

kabila's import what it did just used to this one at the larger but and this think what we need to see as the camera off at his military and the the door again from him doing this is and tore and stopped near just torn bad but a blue-m cuff cut for fun fog halen with and was as if you're one of the most careless flying now can even need to do some the softened butter before you start spreading and nike town are taken off behind only gearhart she owner ever listen to nothing >>erica: for the most part we're seeing sunshine around the bay area. we are still dealing with dense fog. in portions of the north bay the read on this green indicates less than a quarter mile for portions of santa rosa and. for visibility is the story through now, vallejo, fairfield and concord. into the afternoon we will expect sunshine. temperatures coming up in my next report. >>darya: new this morning, nissan is recalling about 3400 thefts excuse me, that is 34,000 compact cars. there is a battery cables called this the cause the engine stalled if the problem will affect 34,000 cars. 2010 and 2011 models centr

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