ordered the dissolution of parliament came after rebel soldiers arrested him and the prime minister kato. said he didn't want any blood to be shed to keep him in office the coup follows weeks of growing political tensions and anti-government protests the economic community of west african states responded to the latest developments by closing its borders with mali and suspending the country summit's decision making bodies. for more on this let's go straight to bomb a go to journalist mamadou tuffy lead mamadou welcome to the show we saw people on the streets celebrating the detention of the president and the prime minister earlier today how has the announcement of kate has resignation been received. temp you very much and i think that was one of the exhibit sick expectations of the . summit part of the populations because all these happened without any resistance and all. you say are mean on the population so i'd be and finally he has signed the regulation decrements and i'm most directly on the national t.v. that's a from now he's putting an end to all these functions and also. the solu

navigates the geron crowd sitting inside is believed to be the detained president abraham boubacar kato and other officials and later in the day where we're looking president k to appeared on state t.v. . so you will know. if some elements of our armed forces concluded that my presidency should end with their intervention whose job it is going to be once you. do i really have a choice. i accept the decision because not a single drop of blood should be shed to keep me in power. the coup leaders also appeared on state television vowing a transition that would lead to fresh elections. descends into chaos day by day anneke and insecurity because of the people in charge of its destiny. real democracy doesn't go with complacency no weakness of the state authority which must guarantee freedom and security of the people in a secluded situation. their power grab started as a mutiny among soldiers at an army base near the capital bamako after seizing weapons and taking high ranking officials prisoner they then moved to the president's house surrounding it and firing gunshots into the air. crowds

navigates the geron crowd sitting inside is believed to be the detained president abraham boubacar kato and other officials and later in the day a wary looking president cater appeared on state t.v. . if some elements of our armed forces concluded that my presidency should end with their intervention. do i really have a choice. i accept their decision because not a single drop of blood should be shed to keep me in power who was in fear for me do not you know the coup leaders also appeared on state television vowing a transition that would lead to fresh elections remember as soon as no one descends into chaos day by day and a key and insecurity because of the people in charge of its destiny. real democracy doesn't go with complacency no weakness of the state authority which must guarantee freedom and security of the people in a secluded situation. where power grab started as a mutiny among soldiers at an army base near the capital bamako after seizing weapons and taking high ranking officials prisoner they then moved to the president's house surrounding it and firing gunshots into the ai

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have been back out on the streets of mali's capital demanding the resignation of president abraham kato and those that had lines on al-jazeera off the inside story next. it was one way now he's taking aim at to talk john all trump threatens to pound the chinese video in the u.s. again he's high security concerns but wheel of those alleged rants and how far will trump go in his business war against china this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. it's one of the most downloaded apps of all times and famous for its catchy videos the chinese own video sharing app ticktock house millions of years as in the u.s. alone and many feel disappointed by president donald trump rants to ban it is our country now tech giant microsoft says it would continue talks to buy ticked off operations in the u.s. canada australia and new zealand the cooperation says spoken to trump and will tackle his concerns about the social media platform washington is wary of use that data could be shared with the chinese government and videos sunset to talk rejects that this is what the us present had to say on fr

waiting for is a formal announcement by the military on what will be the fate of the bible because kato the president of bali his prime minister cabinet ministers and senior military officers will be arrested earlier in the day for the time being it looks like the military is in control. a member of hezbollah has been convicted of conspiring to kill former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri who was assassinated 15 years ago salim jamil i asked one of 4 suspects tried in absentia for the 2005 car bomb attack in beirut which killed her really and 21 other people judges in a un backed tribunals said there was insufficient evidence against the other defendants are areas remembered as a key figure in efforts to rebuild lebanon after the civil war ended in 1990 more state employed workers have joined protests against better reeses presidents and the election that many say was rigged thousands of people have demonstrated against an example of code for 10 consecutive days since his reelection for the 6th time the government has now admitted some police officers have quit in protest or troops

council is calling on the country's new military leaders to release the pows president abraham boubacar kato is the headlines more news for you after inside story thanks to. justice been served in the assassination of. a member of hezbollah is found guilty of a massive bomb blast in beirut 15 years ago with the death of lebanon's former prime minister the received when tension there is already high this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. it was a long awaited verdict on an investigation which has cost hundreds of millions of dollars 15 years after the assassination of how do you do the un backed international tribunals in the hey come victor. a member of hezbollah 3 other defendants belonging to the armed group what acquitted of killing lebanon's former prime minister all 4 were tried in their absence hezbollah denies any involvement in the massive bomb blast in beirut which killed 21 other people judge just said hezbollah and syrian leadership may have had no tips to eliminate howdy but they lacked direct evidence implicating them in the crime the verdicts expected to influence

waiting for is a formal announcement by the military on what will be the fate of the bible because kato the president of bali his prime minister cabinet ministers and senior military officers will be arrested earlier in the day for the time being it looks like the military is in control. a member of hezbollah has been convicted of conspiring to kill the former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri who was assassinated 15 years ago salinger are irish was one of 4 suspects tried in absentia the 2005 car bomb attack in beirut which killed her riri and 21 other people judges in a un backed tribunals said there was insufficient evidence against the other defendants hariri is remembered as a key figure in efforts to rebuild lebanon after the civil war ended in 1990 more state employed workers have joined protests against bellary says the president and the election many say was wearing out thousands of people have demonstrated against alexander lukashenko for 10 consecutive days since his re-election for the 6th time the government has now admitted it some police officers have quit in protest w

they forcefully remove the president from power saying that he resigned voluntarily ibrahim boubacar kato has been seen since stepping down on tuesday his speech came up to soldiers surrounded his house and detained him and the prime minister the military says that he's being held of an army barracks for his own protection. supported clearly. he's doing very well as a rule the others they aren't under race to the time and to keep in safety for their own security you'll agree with me that after this kind of situation this insecurity for example after he left his home some people attacked his house after he'd left some people even come to us on their own initiative for their own safety . and can keep an eye on things iran's foreign minister has told the un security council that the united states has no right to demand that sanctions be reimposed on his country u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o says that iran is violating its nuclear deal with world powers he wants to use a mechanism in the agreement to put sanctions back into place but the u.s. pulled out of that deal in 2018 of iran an

soldiers gone the residents of mali's president ibrahim babangida kato in the capital bamako. prime minister booboo say see we detained here and choose day as rumors of a coup spread president cater appeared on state television announcing his resignation this would. lead to this bill to keep me in power and that's why i would like to think a 1000000 people for their warmth i am telling you now it that i'm resigning from my position as the president and all my other positions and i announced the dissolution of the assembly and the governor. sanford to block and who wants responded forcefully to the coup isolating malise from border closures suspending financial flows and called for sanctions against coup organizers and their supporters. speaking on state television coup leaders say they are acting in the country's best interest money. people of mali we are not holding on to power but we are holding on to the stability of the country which will allow us to organize within an agreed reasonable timeframe general elections to equip mali with strong institutions which are able to be

yeah to their maximum spend it still today not be kato who they bought from sort of from rebel sulzberger sr team as such there's been 17 transfers between the 2 sides so they are a little more linked to new way forward suggest however that maximum spend is only 26000000 pounds and if you compare that to manchester city or p.s.g. we're even some of the more traditional sides in europe if you want to call them that boss lonely events is liverpool etc that's certainly nowhere near the level they've spent but when they were formed in 2009 and they came through the lower tiers they did pay a lot more in wages and they didn't go out and buy the best players but they offered them the best money to complain at the club and when they got into the 2nd is leaders like honestly gotten a book bedhead to the financial fair play model which they do now so they have bought their way as sort of very well though they invested in use infrastructures to a degree i'm obviously benefits them if they've got local kids played football they've been heavily backed by red bull and they've got all look the power th

we know kato poll just recently found that 62% of americans, almost two thirds are afraid to speak openlyse of today's climate. the only people, brian, who are comfortable speaking openly are people who identify as strong liberals. so, look, there is a reason why trump was elected. and the sensibility of being afraid of being able to speak up is even higher now than it was when trump was elected. so, americans see what's going on. they don't like it. and polls are troubling because you are reliant in a large part, crunching the numbers of other polling. and those, we found, you know, they can show you larger trends. can you look at that. but the larger trend here is that polls see what they want to see often. you can't trust them. especially in this kind of unique dynamic where the american people are rebelling, even the democrats, you know, these last primaries have shown democratic establishment is also under threat, incumbents are losing to challengers and none of that is figured into any of these polls. brian: interesting. ainsley: tammy, i know you wrote an op-ed on fox news dom come