president ibrahim boubacar keita has been reelected with 67% of -ptte vote. his opponent said he would challenge the result, aaleging -p>> it's a comfortable victory a restlessn after election. vvolence come accusstions and frauu -- of fraud and low turnout diin't threetened keita's election. he is accused of ballot stuffing, vote uyinn and hundreds of polling stations werr closed for securrty reasons. the u... asked all arties to remain calm s he elelection concluludes. claire:: c1 islamii state groups claimed responsibility forr6 c11 wednesday's suicide attack at an educatton center in the afghan capital, kabul. 31 people were illed. many of them teenagers studying officials say teaching was underway wwen the bombee blew himself up. thhssis in the shiite area of the city. dozens of people were injured. figure and half after kim jong-un's half brother was murdered in maalysia, a judge has ruled that there is evidence against the accused for the trial to proceed. two women, ne from indonesia anddthe other from vietnam, artiste of rrbbing a toxiccnerve ffce.on

but president ibrahim boubacar keita, who is expected to win a second term, has dismissed opposition other irregularities. mary harper reports. thousands of extra troops have been deployed across the country. the aim, to stop the insecurity that prevented 700 polling stations from opening in the first round. the authorities say they uncovered a plot to attack the capital, bamako, on the eve of the run—off vote. although malians blame the incumbent, president ibrahim boubacar keita, for failing to quash the violence, he is likely to win again. translation: i take responsibility, and so thank you all, especially, for a calm and peaceful day. main one respond to any provocation. the other contender, the former finance minister, has warned there will be chaos if mr keita wins again. his supporters have warned of electoral fraud. just six years ago, more than half of mali was seized by islamist and separatist reel militants. they we re and separatist reel militants. they were routed via a force. but the militants have re—emerged from their desert hideout found a staging more attacks. all

with just seven minutes of normal time remaining, forward alhassane keita headed past iker casillas to had the last laugh. alex telles converting in the 96th minute to secure all three points. 3—2 to porto. feynoord bounced back from their humiliating defeat to trencin in the europa league and to de graafschap in their first eredivisie match of the season, to beat excelsior 3—0 in the league. robin van persie broke the deadlock in the 17th minute. but the pick of the goals came courtesy of veteran centre half jan arie van der heijden. great back heel, the phrase "good touch" for a big man appropriate. he'll be asking his coach gio van bronckhorst for some time up front next. tennis, and novak djokovic has won the cincinnati masters for the first time, beating roger federer in straight sets in the final. federer was bidding to win the tournament for a record—extending 8th time, and to claim a 99th tour title in the process, but he was second—best to djokovic who was desperate to win after losing in five previous finals in cincinnati. the wimbledon champion won the opening set 6—4 and he

keita is expected to win the vote the result is due later this week. string checks at polling stations security measures will once again stepped up families presidential election runoff voters chose between the incumbent president even him. and opposition leader so my lengthy . seventy three year old cape to said he was confident of victory after topping the poll in the first round of voting. but many in the country were unhappy with the outcome. and. i'm a bit disappointed with the first round went but unfortunately i don't expect much to change in the second round. the opposition are concerned about voter fraud demonstrating in the capital bamako at the weekend. plus many were unable to vote in the first round that's after around seven hundred polling stations were closed due to violence from groups but an opposition challenge to the result was dismissed by the constitutional court. in all the money as a haven for islamist insurgents that temporarily took control of the region in two thousand and twelve three years later a peace deal was signed with

an election official was shot and killed by jihadists in the north of the country incumbent ibrahim keita cast his vote in the capital bamako and he's up against some majlis just so wants small loss took eighteen twenty thirteen say claims the west african state has become even more insecure and the case has room extremists killed polling station workers and seized voting materials in the first round of the election last month. so let's now bring in journalist from posthumus who is joining us from capital bamako brown we've had reports of a polling station chief being killed today has there been widespread violence and if so did it affect voting. record including european union observer mission which . barbecue on the. top ended six pm. no major incidents or no one could you mention the reported general picture eras of the regular. people are formed during the first round although that may also have to do with the simple fact that. so incoming president abraham. came out of the first round with just over twenty percent of opposition candidates say any chance that says they will catch up t

reporter: chouane keita has all but lost hope. once again, her well has run dry, forcing her to watch in dedespair as her mango trees wither. it's a similar scene all over gonikoro, the village she's lived in since she was a child. chouane: the groundwater level was so much higher when i was younger. it was easy to dig a well. yoyou didn't have to go deep t all. but women can't dig wells anymore. the e water's gonene, becausef climate change. reporter: many others are suffering, too. this family grows corn. it's tough work, and now, during the school holidays, everyone, no matter how young, is helping out. the seeds they're planting were given to them by a neighbor after the family lost their crop due to drought. this kind of seed is supposed to grow extra fast. in this area, the effects of climate change are already painfully apparent. helping to combat them requires long-term solutions. hartmut: germany's aim is to help stabilize mali by providing the country with thehe means o adapt to climate change while also keeping in mind

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keita and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations of the actually the company's own president it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. and it's attempted yet i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow our servers in we can't understand this several hours after the polls opened eighteen local observers who said they had a president of the opposition had to be expelled from a polling station in bamako the opposition denied any links with them and provided the new list of

polls but this time for a decisive vote their choice was between current president brought him back a keita and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations. actually companies on president it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. is that if i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow our servers in we can understand this several hours after the polls opened eighteen local observers who said they had a president of the opposition had to be expelled from a polling station in bamako the opposition denied any links with them and provided the new list of.

president ibrahim boubacar keita, who won more than 40% in the first round, is widely expected to winof polling stations failed to open. a french—born aristocrat has launched a legal claim against france, saying his family was tricked out of succeeding to the throne of monaco about a century ago. count louis de causans says paris was wrong to award the princedom to the genoese branch of the grimaldi dynasty rather than his own german wing. football fans in the indian sub—continent will soon be able to watch spain's top flight division following a landmark deal between facebook and the spanish league. the deal takes effect from the start of the spanish football season this friday. here's our technology correspondent dave lee in san francisco. this is an attempt to bring la liga to the indian subcontinent. this is a deal to bring every single game in la liga, the top—flight of spanish football, to the indian subcontinent, which in facebook terms is around 340 million people. it would be the only way to watch this, particularly if you happen to be in that region, which is a very big deal

president ibrahim boubacar keita, who won more than 40% in the first round, is widely expected to winhe election. hundreds of polling stations failed to open. romania has opened an inquiry into allegations of police violence at a mass anti—corru ption protest that left hundreds injured on friday. police used water cannon, tear gas, pepper spray and batons to disperse the crowd, many of them romanian expats from across europe. they want the government to resign. afghan government forces are trying to drive taliban militants out of ghazni, where fighting has been raging for four days. officials say 100 security personnel have been killed, almost 200 taliban fighters. the us military, which is supporting government forces, says the taliban attack has failed. there are fears that civilians trapped in the city are unable to find food. control of ghazni would effectively allow the taliban to cut off southern afghanistan from kabul. zia shahreyar reports. the battle for ghazni has been raging since last thursday. afghan forces have faced constant attacks by surrounding insurgents as they try

president ibrahim boubacar keita, who is expected to win a second term, has dismissed allegations ofties. high—level talks have begun between north and south korea, to prepare for a third meeting between their leaders. the talks in the demilitarized zone between the countries were proposed by north korea last week. we can cross live now to our correspondent in seoul, laura bicker. just when you consider that summit in singapore between kimjong—un and donald trump, there have been several obstacles since then. are the north and south trying to iron out some of those problems now? well, there have been quite a few meetings between north and south, mostly cultural and sporting exchanges. and it is worth remembering thatjust exchanges. and it is worth remembering that just a exchanges. and it is worth remembering thatjust a few months ago the idea that two very high—level ministers from north korea and south korea meeting at the border would have been a huge news story. and here we are today, we are kind of getting used to it. but you are right, since that historic summit tween kim jong—

polls but this time for a decisive vote their choice was between current president brought him back a keita and opposition leader. the opposition had accused the ruling party of fraud during the first round and on sunday they claimed further violations. result it started even yesterday the anti fraud brigade apprehended some youth with ballot papers already filled in with the name of the current president the mali and city already know that their votes have been stolen and that the election has been manipulated. is that if i've come here to mobilize the people to vote for the other candidate us this morning i noticed that fifteen to twenty voter bulletins were missing in each booth also i found that in one room the government has two observers the opposition has none the organizers refused to allow observers in we can understand this several hours after the polls opened eighteen local observers who said they had a president of the opposition had to be expelled from a polling station in bamako the opposition denied any links with them and provided the new list of representatives there were a

still being counted after a tense election that was marred by violence incumbent ibrahim boubacar keita is expected to win. the counting all the ballots could take days. but molly's newspaper is out already talking of the president's reelection. and not even the opposition is whiting for the fish or results candidate some mileage sissay has already rejected president abraham. is likely victory say alleges fraud and his quote on his supporters to mobilize mali will not be built on for old we will not accept that a million president be elected by for old. yet african union observers described a credible election process and many minds felt the democracy had been served. and i even heard on the radio there were cases of stolen votes but you can't avoid that in a democracy you have to accept that there are opponents and people who are not even members of political parties who seek to destroy democracy. but others voiced concerns over security in the west african country is that what i don't like is that despite the presence of all these foreign forces mali qaeda hasn't managed to bring secu

reports, the attorney for the murder suspect called his illegal immigrant client "an all-american keita just moments ago, the defense attorney gave a bizarre interview with our own martha maccallum. >> we know he is an illegal immigrant who arrived from mexico and has lived in iowa for four to seven years. i fail to see how that is not part of the facts that surround this case. how is it not? >> that rhetoric -- >> he came here illegally. to say that is bringing politics into it, i think you are putting rhetoric and point of view on i it. >> well, you are trying to say that his state of mind -- we are dealing with individual, his perception is entitled to equal protection and due process. you can jump to it and say these are the facts, but that does not make them facts because you say so, martha. >> sean: did he plead guilty today? did this girl die? meanwhile, some on the left are actually treating this tragic death of mollie tibbetts and what it can only be described as the cruelest way possible. last night we showed you how one msnbc guest called tibbetts, "a girl from iowa." that fo

and some architects have suggested quite, keita?gnitude of the class, we cannot underestimate how serious this is. we did not know the cause of it yet, but it is possibly too early to speculate but we can talk about a few things. it was a poor span, prestressed concrete cable stayed bridge. slightly unusual in this design because the prestressed cables were encased in concrete. we think that was done for weatherproofing issues, to stop the cables corroding. whether or not that played a part in the class, we do not know yet. and it was refurbished two years ago? we have heard that there were reports of it being restructured in 2016. what that means, we do not know again. it is a very vague term and not one i have come across before but i think this is vague. we know it has been maintained in the last 20 years or so. what they were doing, again, we do not know. right. we are seeing pictures on its grain, terrible weather. lightning and powerful thunderstorms. surely that is of the kind of thing that will make bridges collapse, is a? n