katia and max, thank you so much.n the technology section, ipo looming, uber is using is ridesharing data to repair relationships with law enforcement agencies. we talked to bret begun and got the story. bret: they have spent time building up what they call the global law enforcement team. now has about 70 members. carol: internally? brett: internally within the company. hiring people from outside the company who have deep roots in law-enforcement. people to work for the met in the u.k. they have been taking these basically police officers and going around to local cybercrime units all over the world to say to them we have a lot of information that we can share with you and here is how we can do it. carol: they are proactive about it. bret: they are being very proactive about it. much more proactive than other technology platforms are being because they say, the guy who runs this program, we are in the community in a different way. we are on the ground. we have different information to offer. carol: ok, what happened

lives will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia llopis of the young al-jazeera when i spoke back now at how all of this unfolded on february the twenty second president brought a flicker of ounces bid to run for a fifth term that triggered protests in the capital algiers the eighty two year old already been in power for twenty years algerians outside the country also staged demonstrations demanding he go especially in france where there are nearly two million algerians by march eleventh the president was forced to reverse his reelection bid while promising political reforms but he also perspiring day polls polls and said he'd stay on until a new constitution was adopted so the army stepped in the chief of staff called for the president to be removed on constitutional grounds because of ill health with a flick of said he'd go by the end of the month but amid renewed fresh or step down actually on tuesday protesters now want a national government of consensus instead of the army to manage the transition period. that is political anal

letting cars in france and my long katia enjoy one thing more than the law even if it's not by us i was it would have me. by choice being discounted because given their way toward transport patrols. and in the crash my mage and i will. keep. pro-democracy demonstrators in sudan have taken to the streets of the capital khartoum again protesting against the military's plan to rule the country for two years before calling elections this comes a day after a coup deposed president omar al bashir protesters are demanding the country resist another period of.

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of a young al-jazeera. politicians loyal to venezuelan president nicolas maduro have strips opposition leader of the new unity in our faces prosecution for allegedly violating the constitution of the declaring himself the interim president the us government and other latin american countries recognize quite a as venezuela's legitimate leader. format malaysian prime minister najib razak has arrived in court on corruption charges as sheaves accused of pocketing six hundred eighty one million dollars from the sovereign wealth fund one indeed b. he denies any wrongdoing is the first of several criminal proceedings against him and he faces forty two charges. britain's prime minister treason mayer's off the top as the leader of the opposition to try and break the deadlock of the brig's it u.k. is due to leave in ten days but so far parliament is not agreed on it was drawn deal canada's prime minister has expelled two former cabinet members he says undermined his leadership just introd

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of the young al-jazeera we spoke to the algerian journalist not me i was sure she says but if it is resignation will go down in history as a victory for the people. the mood has been one of jubilation of triumph of victory over all her joy you know a sense of victory all over this president that has you know had a tight grip over the country over the last twenty years and so people are really they are feeling a sense of pride because in six weeks only of pacific demonstrations visit the protests and they have been able to to put enough pressure on one of the congress to in the region i've said. and soul of people are to this hour to this late hour at night still outside on the streets of every major algerians. a dancin harkin at their core and a wave in their flags chanting big two slogans and so i think that to day has been reminiscent to independence day in one thousand sixty two i think this day will go in algerian history as a victory of the people people took out of this tr

lives will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of a young al-jazeera. or nasima sherry is an algerian journalist he says many people will be hoping that beautifully because resignation is the first step toward wider political change in algeria for the resignation of africa is a first victory for our jury and it will be progressing for one for more than one million people are one of us just work first but there is a war to be we need to be one you want to steal them and then to get rid of the whole system the whole political system the region of would have league up would have leader is that is just the shining straining part of the moon this is still the dark side of the moon that this gallery though we need some fresh people some some new faces some young people. the people are obviously happy today for that is the nation up with that weak up but they need they want some some new faces they want to serve the dissolution of the leading parting the upside and even even there they're out there on the mound in the solution of t

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of the young al-jazeera well jerry is army chief has invoked a number of constitutional articles as it tries to reach a political solution and to give the people more of a say you know how the country is run it's of just a quick look at them there's article one or two which confirms the resignation of the president and sees the speaker of the upper house of parliament assuming a caretaker role for up to ninety days article seven declares that the people of the source of all power effectively giving them the right to choose their own representatives article eight allows the people to establish their own institutions which will protect their independence their right sam the economy from illegal activities one must see machete is an algerian germans to researchers as many people will be hoping but if it is resignation is the first step towards broader political change. well the resignation of whatever you got is a fast victory for our jury and protests that people have been protest

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lives it's unlikely the disease will be brought under control until the war ends and rebuilding begins katia locus of the young al-jazeera. but for most of the head on the bulletin. right now there's a lot of negativity towards the president. business for on the borderline the consent of the donald trump's threat to close the mexican border and the glorified state mascot things while stacks me protection. how i once again we've still got some rather lively showers moving across parts of the middle east that does mean that we are going to see further flooding concerns into that western side of iran a lot of clouds still showing up here it's making its way across iraq so there will be some wet weather around as we go on through saturday those showers sliding over towards the caspian sea of the area a cloud just rolls into wars the events we'll see some time weather from time to time just pushing across syria lebanon jordan more than pass' serious seeing the heaviest of the rainfall and hopeful by the time we come to sunday will turn somewhat draw into that western side of iran the cloud makes

weeks before the bloodshed it's feared more suspects with access to explosives are still on the loose katia lopez so the young al jazeera. joins us live from colombo florence this is a lot for people and sharia law to process this the stepped up security these raids are people still dying in the investigation is really just getting started what is the latest. well it really sounds like police are making progress but at same time security situation is a lot more fragile and escalating according to police they've made more than one hundred arrests now one of the most recent took place in the town of trincomalee on the east coast a man was also found to have explosives on him as well as detonators now in the eastern province is also where a security operation is under way police have to leave their homes so they can conduct house to house raids this is where a gun battle had erupted on friday night there were also several explosions which. believe was caused by people detonated explosions now fifteen bodies have been recovered from that operation it's not known how many of them died as a resul

despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump has been accused of pushing the life of a congresswoman at risk through one of his tweets trump selectively quoted. a somali american member of congress making it look like she was downplaying the nine eleven attacks john hundred has a story from washington. it was a provocative trump tweet critics say went too far president donald trump on saturday tweeted a quote about the nine eleven attacks from muslim congresswoman omar's speaking at the council on american islamic relations along with the words we will never forget kerry was found dead after nine eleven. because they recognize that some people did something the president's post came days after the conservative new york post put this on its cover the video when trump's tweet selectively quotes omar along with images of the world trade center attacks which we are not showing it was designed to suggest that omar was minimizing the effect of nine eleven but a fuller quote shows which he

back our girls despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. finland's is on course to have its first left wing prime minister it's sixteen years early polling puts the social democratic party of uncertain they're in the leads where the runs a third of the votes counted but in a split fields whoever wins will almost certainly have to form a coalition that in barba looks at the issues troubling the fence. it's a nation of five and a half million people which tops the united nations world happiness rankings but voters in finland do have their worries they've all played into the uncertainty surrounding sunday's parliamentary elections four years of austerity cuts have helped push the social democrats the center left opposition into the lead ahead of the vote there promising to increase taxes to fight inequality the big question is how to reform education how to reform the source of the very first system of child . older people and those are very big questions for us also you know our party but also your. last month t

despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. i she is a representative for the bring back our girls movement she joins us now from a big chair five year is after the abduction more than one hundred schoolgirls remain missing tell us how the families and the mothers have been coping and how their lives have changed. the father of the mothers the family it's really been heartbreaking on how trying for them it's been it's been such pain and grief. the unity funky with the. movement comments everything to make today one thousand eight hundred eleven this will make the months one of the month that's broke and she was she was crying profusely i mean the pain is almost. absolutely unbearable and radiation with a nation that's five years own the nigerian government did not deem to meet with the parents and talk to them and tell them what they what is going on what the government is doing and the pain it's something that the cano bit i would continue to tell the government that it probably just wants a government is a p

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of a young al-jazeera. well the algerian journalist says bush of leave his resignation will go down in history as a victory for the people. the mood has been one of jubilation of triumph or victory or all the joy of you know a sense of victory at all or this president that has you know had a tight grip over the country over the last twenty years and so people are really. feeling a sense of pride because in six weeks only of pursuit big demonstrations disappeared protests have been able to to to put enough pressure on and one of the strongest regimes in the region i'd say and soul people are to this hour to this late hour at night still outside on the streets of every major are not a dancin harkin there winds are waving their flags chanting victory slogans and so i think the two day has been reminiscent to independence day in one hundred sixty two i think this day will go in algerian history as a big of the people people to go to the streets the first let's say a couple of weeks

lives it's unlikely the disease will be brought under control until the war ends and rebuilding begins katia locus of the young al-jazeera. greek riot police have far tear gas at hundreds of migrants trying to cross into north macedonia it is the third day of unrest near the city of. a migrants travel to the area after rumors spread on social media that the border would soon be opened catherine stansell has the details. police pushing back against migrants and refugees trying to reach northern europe they arrived in a camp in a greek town of d. of us on thursday after hearing that for the controls had been lifted and buses prepared to take people to macedonia but the reports were false rumors circulated on social media stoking the anger and frustration of the migrants many of who have been stranded in greece for a year greek security forces have been preventing them from breaking through a cordon near the border with north macedonia. far. goes from. six. thousand already location. the only way. tear gas and stun grenades are regularly used to keep back the crowd but they aren't giving up som

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of a young al-jazeera. where you said one dell is a professor of political science he says many algerians are fed up with being treated with contempt by but if we get on those around. the president has been in for six or seven years there will calls for eighty eight which is to admit in the previous constitution article eighty eight which is today's article one or two to be triggered because the president was not able to perform the last piece but the last six or seven years between the hospitals in geneva and france the last time he was seen was on the first of november of last year last year it was when we look a lot of our julian's feel that this is a humiliation a to their own president and also to their own country is a very very people who had one of the biggest the most important colossal walls against france to achieve independence they also felt that the president was kidnapped by his own little circle his family and probably his younger the bottle saeed everybody knows

despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lopez so there ya al-jazeera. her again i'm fully back to go with the top stories here on al-jazeera sudan's ruling military council is meeting dozens of political parties to reach a consensus on a transitional government protest leaders want military leaders to college to a civilian authority for two years before elections are held and demonstrate as a going back to the streets for the eighth straight day as have a morgan reports now from car too. one fairly said that they would give him a few days to figure out if the transitional government that would be leading the country for the coming two years will have civilian representatives or not not just of a leader a present of the want a majority of all new representatives over the past two hours we've seen dozens of people making their way to the army headquarters carrying the sudanese flag there saying that they are going to continue with the city and that's because when he addressed the nation yesterday he said that the military will be taking cha

lives it's unlikely the disease will be brought under control until the war ends and rebuilding begins katia locus of the young al jazeera. the leader of thailand's opposition future forward party is facing charges of sedition felled by the military controlled government the accusations against them of on it are from twenty fifteen he says they're politically motivated this party placed third during last month's election but results have been delayed because there's a recounts underway if found guilty the forty year old could face up to nine years in prison. so israel has the polls on choose states to elect a new governments almost a fifth of the voters are palestinian israelis who say they're actively discriminated against and it seems increasing numbers of them intend to boycott the election stephanie decker reports from the northern israel. these ladies a getting ready to welcome guest political campaigning is intimate here. hopefully these elections will bring something that will help all the arab towns someone who stands with us and helps us so we don't keep feeling like we live in a co

back our girls despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. thousands of opposition supporters have taken to the streets of the sabayon capital calling for the resignation of president alexander. a group of about thirty activists and organizations calling itself the alliance for serbia has been holding regular demonstrations and belgrade protesters are calling for democratic reforms so obvious government says the protestors have no specific demands and have accused them of crossing the regime change. has more from belgrade. several thousand people have gathered in the wrong parliament for more than you saw today in belgrade citizens and zubin the position are demanding the rule of law the price freedom and democratic elections there are demanding the resignation of syrian president alexander to end sooner than prime minister on the beach today he's the biggest protest so far of people who came from all over serbia. to protest me to watch inside of the serbian parliament on demand bers of ruling serbian progressiv

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia lopez so the young al-jazeera. just a topper. you're executive vice president of the transatlantic leadership network he joins us via skype from washington d.c. we appreciate your time very much what would you say was the the tipping point in this were you kind of started to feel like this may result in and beautifully is stepping down. well first of all greetings to you in zero not about all the young people and the people who are on the streets and those are your who is show back about bravery of just wanting to have out of great respect to their president at least about wanting to have a president who can talk to them they're actually a person who can literally personally rule the country and unfortunately a president with the fleet. as everybody know is incapacitated to do so so i think this is indeed historic moment and i think the point has been boiling from some time if you remember in two thousand and fifteen president with a flicker has is intelligence chief famous for two de

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that's why we start today with our favorite reporters and friends, neil katia, the man who helped write the special counsel regulations, claire mccaskill, mimi roker, and donny deutsche is here. take us through the original report, michael, and then i want to get to the president's attack on you and your colleagues. >> to deal with that sort of off the bat, the president is repeating this falsehood about us about how we apologized after the election to something he said repeatedly, it's false and he continues to do it. there's not much we can actually do about that. in terms of the reporting here, there is this frustration within some of the mueller team. they're disappointed that the narrative has been seized by barr. that barr was able to cast the dye and essentially clear the president without showing the fruits of the investigation and giving a greater sense to the public or to congress about what is really here and the conduct that they uncovered. and they feel that this has helped cement the narrative for the president, and the president obviously going out and taking that narrati

lives it's unlikely the disease will be brought under control until the war ends and rebuilding begins katia locus of the young al jazeera thousands of people have been ordered to leave their homes in flood hit southwestern iran as more rain is now expected at least seventy people have been killed in the floods so far most of the evacuations have taken place in kazakhstan and lauriston province to prevent further loss of life about one thousand eight hundred cities and villages in total have been affected by the floods caused by an unusually heavy rains. greek riot police have fired tear gas and stun grenades at hundreds of migrants including children who are trying to cross the border to neighboring countries this is the third consecutive day of unrest near the northern city of thessaloniki migrants have been camped there after false reports on social media of an organized movement to cross the border catherine stansell has wall. police pushing back against migrants and refugees trying to reach northern europe they arrived in a camp in a greek town of d. of us on thursday after hearing that

lives it's unlikely the disease will be brought under control until the war ends and rebuilding begins katia locus of the young al jazeera more than one and a half million people in mozambique are now reliant on food aid after their homes were devastated last month by cycle in die father lower house the latest on the outskirts of the port city of barrow. we're inching up on joe where at least seven hundred families have gathered to collect food from the world food program they're distributing the rice and whale and so far the w.s.p. has distributed food to about half a million people now that flood waters have receded and areas like this are excess of all they're able to reach more people now timidly want to hand out food to at least one point seven million people who are in areas that were devastated by cyclists on it dies so far they've used air as well as boats to get that food arrives at another areas are exists of old people here have lost their homes lost farms and results this food distribution really would have nothing to survive on this is about helping them survive the off to fix a

eyes will be on exactly how that process takes place at a historic moment in the country's history katia locus of a young al-jazeera. let's bring in algeria analyst rushdie a louis and montgomery alabama who joins us via skype from there we appreciate your time so much are you surprised at how quickly this all transpired. thank you for having me not really. since ever since gates do you chief of staff of the army and the beauty of minnesota parents. got involved in the process and started making the small statements like the one in every twenty second he said the people in the army have shared the same vision and then he went to crescendo. and and his statement got harder and are going harder until today where we've seen three of statement all of them against not only would also all the clan that should portable to the governments his grandmother his inner circle and there was almost a logical conclusion. to two weeks of protests in two weeks of. where is happening in the industry like to you think was the tipping point. the tipping point thing that pushed or didn't military to intervene

despite the pain this mother still hopes she will once again see her daughter alive katia lupus with a yawn al-jazeera facebook instagram and whatsapp have largely restored services after going down across the world earlier on sunday down detector dot com a site that monitors site outages said there were reports of problems in the u.s. europe and parts of asia hash tag facebook down hash tag instagram down and hash tag whatsapp down were also trending on twitter facebook which owns instagram another major outage just a month ago u.s. president donald trump says he's open to a third summit with north korean leader kim jong un he was responding to kim's offer of more talks by the year's end if washington comes to the table with the quote right attitude the two left february's summit in vietnam without an agreement on denuclearizing the korean peninsula prescription drugs prices in the united states are among the highest in the world and members of the u.s. congress are under increasing pressure to lower the costs of zeros kristen salumi spoke to one family struggling to pay for a life

vamos con ana katia hernÁndez, que seguramente lo sabe hacer mejor que nosotros. pÚblico asÍ que todos reconocemos la oportunidad que tenemos maÑana. ana: habrÁ hazaÑa, se escribirá un nuevo capÍtulo dentro de esta novela llamada san violeta? descubre la partir de las 2:00 de la tarde en el pacÍfico el barcelona y retire al mÁnchester y la juventus al ajax. carlosen la informaciÓn gracias y que tengan buen martes. no me gustarÍa tener esta monja porque dirÍa calles de calderÓn. alan: preparen las viandas, ya sabe que hay juegos, toda esta tarde el barcelona con el mÁnchester y la juventus y el ajax. el gran juego de regreso. carlos: recordamos que se puede llevar su televisor lo que tiene que hacer es mandarnos una foto viendo el partido esta tarde y la etiqueta que lo sabe lachampionsda. alan: gracias por enviar la fotografÍa, sigan participando a quien le van al barcelona o el mÁnchester? y a la juventus? carlos: le voy al mÁnchester y al ajax. y ya que hablamos de galanes, pongan atenciÓn porque ya llegó al nuestro, en nuestro querido david derbez estÁ aquÍ nos