kemal: ¿tú lo quieres? asu: ¿qué? ¿celebrar compromiso? kemal: si quieres, podemos tenerla.

kemal: jamás lo haré. nihan: ¿jamás? kemal: nunca. seré el viento que acaricia tu cuerpo,

kemal hyde are there for us in islamabad thank you for that come on. all 3 people have been killed in libya and the latest round of drone strikes by world 24 hafta his forces attacked the town of influenza in the northwest of libya the internationally recognized government says the drones are being piloted by the united arab emirates which supports the warlords last week after announced what he calls a final offensive to take the capital of tripoli went out to la he joins us now live from tripoli with this latest round of fighting seems to be a confrontation with government forces who are trying to stage an assault on one of have those key bases. well the government forces are trying to recapture the city of the art of war now about 65 kilometers to the south east from the tripoli why because the horner is now with the main a stronghold for have to his forces and government military sources say that enter horner have to those forces have russian medicine or ease from the wagner's mysteries company the russian company that's according to the government

democratic senator kemal harris has told supporters that she is in the in her bid for the democratic presidential nomination she says she doesn't have the financial resources to continue campaigning 15 contenders still remain in the democratic field with 2 months to go until voting begins in iowa. on the teenage climate activists gratitude has arrived in the portuguese capital lisbon headed for the un climate summit in madrid and she was attending climate protests in the united states and she made the entire transatlantic crossing by boat to be refused to fly back to europe because of the carbon footprint created by fly. the final moments of the nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal great to turn bug look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i runs every want to do so i'm doing this to sort of sum the message that it is. even possible. that it is impossible to live sustainable today and that means saying thes

elephant doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera a prisoner swap between ukraine and probe russia separatists is underway right now the latest step to ease 5 years of conflict. also in the news 7 people killed in a drone attack on a military parade in southern yemen. ah.

as we said on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera with kemal but next it's inside story to stay with us through. leaving air a trail for dollars go missing in uganda or in a carbon copy disappearance from earlier tournament fear human rights abuses and years of live free service blamed for the latest defections but is there action enough to expose our approach restricted regime this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i am sam is a than well ever since independence from ethiopia 26 years ago eritrea is been ruled by president half what he dismisses rights groups alleging is regime is one of the world's most tightly controlled where opposition parties are banned and the judiciary isn't independent thousands of eritreans leave every year mainly to escape rights abuses as well as and force them lengthy military service and footballers to defecting while playing abroad for the 2nd time this year 7 went missing after their final game at a recent regional tournament in uganda's capital kampala 5 fled their hotel in uganda in the middle of

and i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera in australia thousands in the southeastis surrounded by bushfires forcing many to take refuge on the beaches.

i live in doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera iraq's prime minister's warning of dangerous consequences to u.s. airstrikes in his country and in syria while iran is calling them an act of terrorism also in the news to down sentences $29.00 security forces to death for torturing and killing a protester. are none of the top stories from europe including high level support for a jailed separatist leader spain's state attorney says catch one politician. should be free. a state of emergency in parts of australia as bushfires burn out of control forcing a rethink for new year's eve celebrations i'm paul race with all the day's sport including le bron james celebrates his 35th birthday he wakes them all starting on the court as well. unacceptable and vicious is how iraq's prime minister is describing u.s. airstrikes in both the rank and syria however washington is warning of further action to protect its personnel if necessary the strikes targeted 3 camps of an iranian backed group in iraq 2 in syria as well at least 28 fighters were killed and 51 i

well kemal it's 2020 in hong kong as you said but it still feels like $29000.00 that just fired tear gas behind me there are groups of protesters around this area this is hmong cog this in 21000 over the past few months as the protests intensified this was the scene of near daily protests in some of the biggest confrontations between protesters and police and once again today this is the focal point as we come into a whole new decade protesters had called for action across the city trying to disrupt new year's celebrations calling for protests to show up in the shopping mall to try and disrupt any kind of festivity and as he said that they canceled the fireworks and anticipations of the protests today but we haven't seen the size and numbers as we've seen in recent months whoa instead we've seen in our skirmishes across the city police and protesters facing off tear gas being fired in this area tear gas was has been fired repeatedly rubber bullets to try to disperse the protesters but we're not seeing the large numbers that we had seen and seen in recent weeks is just a few 100 polic

that's right kemal it is a 2nd day now for alison and destruction in france with transport schools and hospitals all grinding to a halt and all this is you say because of president proposed changes to the country's pension systems which could lead to people having to work for longer and it looks like the protesters have no plans to back down. is in paris forests. when i'm outside one of the main train stations in paris is the need a lot busier than it was yesterday when all those train services were cut there are some trains running about a 3rd or railway workers are actually at work today you can probably see behind me a priest and that's telling you about some of the metro services because several of the metro lions have also been caught so getting around to paris is very difficult indeed and you are seeing people on their bicycles and scooters is pouring with rain though and that's making it a lot harder as well some schools also are shot next week though looks as if we might have another day like we had on thursday because the trade unions have called for a nationwide strike next t

live from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera the united statesis deploying more troops to baghdad after protesters marched on the american embassy angry about u.s. and strikes. hong kong rings in the new year with celebrations that have been scaled down and pro-democracy protesters are making their presence felt.

democratic counsel was abuse of power the trail of national interest and a corruption of elections and kemal that last point corruption of elections is particularly important in the democrats' argument for why they are proceeding with the this impeachment which is such a breakneck pace despite the criticism from republicans and even from some constitutional scholars that this is too much of a rush that it is irresponsible well to that criticism democrats have responded that there is this upcoming u.s. presidential election which is in less than a year and because the very accusations that faces is that he is corrupting those elections by inviting foreign interference in them democrats say that's why he must be impeached before those elections can take place bus necessitating a quick pace that we are seeing unfolding course republicans see a problem with that they say 1st of all that the president has not committed impeachable offenses they said there's been no clear evidence of a nefarious motive even on the phone call itself and they're accusing democrats of pushing for it because in their

everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from. gunshots in baghdad and an attack on the house of an influential player that tension is rising in iraq after another night of violence also in these 10 saudi nationals reportedly detained over the deadly shooting at a u.s. naval base in florida and iran sets free an american student.

aircraft are grounded while accident investigators examine the wreckage well those were the headlines kemal will be here with the al-jazeera news hour in half an hour next on al-jazeera is counting the cost. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exam one on one east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degree still doesn't that live around the world on al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian finnigan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been to the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments end. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european u

senator kemal harris is ending her bid for the democratic presidential nomination she says she doesn't have the money to continue campaigning 15 contenders still remain in the democratic field with 2 months to go until voting begins in the state of iowa. will stay in the u.s. the democratic led house of representatives has approved a report by its intelligence committee that makes the case for impeaching u.s. president donald trump now according to this document the evidence for impeaching the president is quote overwhelming republicans in the house did not back the report the white house has dismissed that saying it's failed to produce any evidence of wrongdoing. the report concludes 2 weeks of public hearings into the president's alleged wrongdoings and the conclusion is damning donald trump placed his own personal and political interests above the national interest he sought to undermine the election process and endangered national security. the chairman of the house intelligence committee said the evidence was overwhelming. this report chronicles a scheme by the president night sta

life in doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera iraq's prime minister'swarning of dangerous consequences of the u.s. airstrikes in his country and in syria while iran is calling them an act of terrorism also in the news sudan sentences $29.00 security forces to death for torturing and killing a protester. are none of the top stories from europe including high levels of.

but from doha everyone on kemal son summary of this is the world news from al jazeera saddam a sentence $29.00 security forces to death for torturing and killing a protester where in central african republic where concerns about a resurgent violence are only growing. and a state of emergency in parts of australia as the bush fires burn out of control forcing a rethink for new year's eve celebrations.

years of war and of course you can follow all of those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com kemal will be here with more news in half an hour next it's inside story with dream to stay with us. iraq's president has rejected the nominee for prime minister he says his brother's quit someone rejected by the testers were demanding an independent candidate so what's the way forward for iraq this is inside story. thanks thanks. hello and welcome to the program i'm dead for months now iraqis have been voicing their anger and demanding a change in their political leadership they say they are fed up with corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services hundreds of people have been killed the prime minister resigned in november and now many are rejecting the nominee to replace him they say . only help iran extend its influence in iraq and president but he says he will resign rather than appointed. but the main political blog that picked an identity is refusing to back down well bring in our panel in just a moment but 1st this update from dorset jari in baghdad's. a political maneuver wit

you remember kemal harris was the chosen one it was going to be the next obama totally gabbert took her out with one shot and the fact that she pushed back against the clinton machine was amazing i mean that one everybody over to toss it gabbert and if i can just go back to the previous topic peter using children and using whatever means necessary yet children are good yeah we have to believe children until you get to the epstein case in which case the media and all the neo liberals in the globalist don't want to talk about it you know but i think we have just in case perfectly so i mean this is going on you have to believe that children isn't that an echo of the me too movement don't you think it's the same stratagem that is being used here victims yeah yeah everywhere victims of the victims but also i would say there. are other terrible story over the year is that the mainstream media has been able to continue pushing this story evolved special friendship between trump and you know. i am quote and. i'm quoting fred kaplan here trump who in all the pretend nothing like that happened yo

yet to actually be carried out but the law has drawn widespread condemnation from rights groups of kemal haidar explains from islamabad jeanette hafiz came to pakistan from the us and was hired as an english literature professor. and prayed for did i get to make however a group of students then object their facebook page. of blasphemy and printed. for me. 'd to 95 of the penal code i did above. anyone who fires the name of the prophet. in this particular case. a number of the judges have already been and today they were. under maximum security inside the prison because back in britain before. his lawyer was gunned down and. according to reports was kept in solitary confinement because of fear had voted particular judgment coming inside there. but at least 11 people have been killed in iraq strikes by syrian government forces and their russian allies in the latest attack on the province a busy market was struck in the town of the main roads as people were leaving the area syrian troops are advancing on the country's last rebel held areas capturing 2 more villages on the southern edge of t

musharraf has been sentenced to death this is in connection with a treason case kemal hyde is on the line now from istanbul sorry about that with more details come all tell us more yes a big word big from this picture caught records constitute back in green do keep. trying and i see been for an ag communicating 2007 which worked and saved a violation of the constitution really expanded the constitution and then forward in feet russo a good thing and so maybe deliberation and he of course were declared the next going back and going to be 16 but much of has been deteriorating if they could be in critical condition in the hospital and go by god challenge that he was not able to represent them because of the condition of the core of. the roi they. made that announcement come out and so what does it actually amount to then if he is eventually essentially been been tried in absentia and he's able as well is this just a court ruling which nothing may actually happen on it. actually a big. what a lot of pressure because. action in the 2007 event as unconstitutional and therefore constituted

i'm kemal santa maria these are the headlines on al-jazeera the search for a deal on tackling climate change is deadlocked in madrid talks at the u.n. summit have dragged on for more than 36 hours past the deadline and have been protests by activists just outside the venue the talks are stuck on points like emissions targets and also disagreement over how much money poor countries should get to cope with climate change. india's home minister says he is willing to discuss suggestions for changes to a controversial new citizenship law after days of protests the law allows minorities from neighboring countries facing persecution to apply for citizenship but excludes muslims china has suspended tariffs on u.s. exports supposed to start on sunday u.s. cars corn and wheat would all been affected by this decision was made after the world's top 2 economies announced phase one of the deal ended ending their 2 year trade or who the rebels in yemen are appealing for international assistance as an abandoned oil tanker off the coast leaks fuel into the red sea but the who does and yemen's governme

color from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria this is the news hour from al-jazeera . gunshots in baghdad and an attack on the house of an influential cleric the tensions rising in iraq after a night of violence also in the news iran the search for an american student in return for a scientist a rare prisoner swap between the 2 countries but a new way of living how floating homes.

kemal harris has decided to drop out.t that she simply does not have enough money. —— kamala harris. these presidential campaigns, they are very expensive. but i have to say, if you said to me 11 month ago that kamala harris will be dropping out before we got two caucuses and primaries, i would've saidi caucuses and primaries, i would've said i can't really see it. she was somebody who was seen as a real early possibility for the presidency. because she is very important to the democratic party. she trying to reflect modern america, and experience and political black woman who makes him 01’ political black woman who makes him or her marks and some of the other debates but before the democrats even begin that process, of deciding who president trump to take on, she is decided to bow out. her campaign has had problems in the last couple of months. they have been suggesting for example that it's been a disarray, one aid reside with a letter that suggested that there was no leadership, that staff are not being treated properl

yes tension but in a much more like lighter mood kemal in that behind me you can see of the rows of traffic trying to get past that gate number 7 of the university they been peacefully chanting shouting slogans against the citizenship amendment act but yet we are seeing very pro in the very nationalistic statements being made this isn't about being against the state it's against being about a particular law and of course as you just mentioned those news coming out of the supreme court they are basically saying what we can read between the lines of the initial judgment that they think that the volume of complain a gate that the authorities and certainly against the act itself are so widespread that there were devising but those that have complained should take them to the high courts within that regional state so i mean that's just one of the lines it's coming out right now so we'll see how state ministers of the civil society react in the hours ahead but what we had was a 3 member bench chaired by the chief justice of the other been all day he's just been appointed last month one of his big

i'm kemal santa maria here in the library at the national museum of carter willis trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies.

woman who was working hard on the campaign trail canceled her tour and went straight back to work and kemal and harris that little girl was you. and washington aaron frontenac. all the way back in june 2015 we here watching the hawks interviewed a young dutch teenager by the name of boylan slop who dreamed of one day designing and engineering a technology that could be used to clean up one of the biggest stage human beings have ever put on this planet earth the massive pacific garbage patch see this young man's dreams eventually became the ocean cleanup project and last year less than 4 years after his interview with us his dreams well my friends they became a reality and now that reality of showing results is boyens and bishop's project recently completed its 1st tour of duty at the garbage patch bringing back 61 cubic meter sized bags wow full of plastic trash everything from finishing that to plastic bags all the way down to one millimeter micro plastics recently i talked with a super director of the ocean cleanup hank von bannon about this historic moment take a listen. well it was very

but joe harvey when i'm kemal son summary of this is the world news from al jazeera saddam is sentenced 29 security forces to death for torturing and killing a protester where in central african republic where concerns about a resurgent violence are only growing. and a state of emergency in parts of a stray as the bush fires burn out of control forcing a rethink the new year's eve celebrations. unacceptable and vicious is how iraq's prime minister is describing u.s. airstrikes in both iraq and in syria but washington is warning of further action to protect its personnel if necessary the strikes targeted 3 camps of an iranian backed group in iraq and 2 of them in syria at least $28.00 fighters killed and $51.00 injured. now you know if we are warning the united states as we warned before that they're illegal presence means they are standing against the iraqi people and the iraqi people have the right to confront them with all types of resistance. so much reaction to this iraq warning of dangerous consequences as we said iran calling it a terrorist act but the u.s. says the strikes were w

nations in the area as kemal high def reports. strong show of the boarding by the right wing. reserved for all. the border. and out i gave here trotted being meted out by the indian figurative for their director to read. the purpose of the rally is to highlight the atrocities being committed by india against the kashmiris and to draw the world's attention to their plight i don't usually look over young if modi is not stopped it will become a problem for the minorities in india it will also have dangerous consequences for the world. there were good never come from all across the country. over the make women and. bit of a bachelor go for it i know god why did maybe 300 good come of the government. if the rally. or the people of yeah. living on the other side of the line of. how serious on the says it's intercepted for missiles which appear to have been launched from the direction of israel it comes after at least 17 people were killed in an strikes by syrian government forces and the russian allies in the latest attack on province syrian troops are advancing on the country's las

as we said on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera with kemal but next it's inside story to stay with us for. playing ever a tryout for dollars go missing in uganda in a carbon copy disappearance from earlier told them that fear human rights abuses and years of military service blamed for the latest defections but is their action enough to expose trials restricted regimes this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam he's a than one of us since independence from ethiopia 26 years ago our trays been rolled by president that's what key.

from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera after days of violent protests india's home minister says he is open to discussions on the controversial citizenship law also yemen's hooty rebels call for international help as an abandoned tanker spills oil into the red sea and caught in the crossfire we speak to afghans suffering on the bombing campaign against isis. so american talks at the u.n. climate summit have so far failed to bridge the deep divisions between the world's biggest polluters and those desperate for a deal discussions adieu to resume soon in madrid if the cop 25 conference supposed to end on friday the chairwoman has now told delegates that the world needs them to reach a deal they remain deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request all the fiction. all your training. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sense is that we need to have an ambitious song. we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it i specially meet you

led many protests here in their day where they were the opposition and what you see behind me kemal is a steady stream of people going back and forth from the location lots of flag waving lots of a drum speech saying lots of people in fancy dress all basically saying that we need to save india from a government that is taking it down the path against the constitution what they mean is of course as you say the citizen amendment which of course. taters for those who are hindus from neighboring countries may get to citizenship here those. 'd disenfranchised people that don't have the paperwork lots of shots are going on that don't have the paperwork don't have their identity papers that have generations of their own family living here born here in india now under threat about their very existence where they might go there are other demonstrations come for early on in the week in west bengal but the band the g. the head of the trinamool congress party is expected to hold large rallies as they will in kerala and in punjab so hold the the citizenship i mean it's a law and i was going to say

i'm kemal santa maria these are your headlines a huge bomb blast has killed and injured dozens of people in somalia one of the worst attacks in years an ambulance official says 78 people have been killed 125 others are injured and many more casualties are feared a truck bomb went off near a security checkpoint in mogadishu during morning rush hour 2 turks are among the dead that await. a huge explosion was heard when the lorry exploded at the checkpoint here it killed dozens of people most of them a students from the university. the explosion happened just a few steps away from where i was and it knocked me to the ground with this force i have never seen such an explosion in my entire life. there were headlines more than a 1000 people have been arrested across india over the past 24 hours during protests over a new citizenship law it hasn't deterred demonstrators however from staging more rallies and sit ins across the country now been 15 days of protest over the law which has been criticized as anti muslim. police have violent lee cleared hundreds of protesters who stormed a shopping ma

hello once again from doha everyone i'm kemal sons of the ria this is the world news from al-jazeera there is a warning for the taliban as talks are put on hold again after an attack at an army base in afghanistan. also yemen's heard the rebels call for international help after a deserted tanker spills all into the red sea. and after days of violent protests india's home minister says he is open to discussions on the country's controversial citizenship law. while millions of protested across the world calling for urgent action but the united nations climate change talks in madrid making pretty slow progress mired in deep division the cup 25 meeting is now nearly 2 days past its deadline countries were deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should be getting to cope with climate change the u.s. brazil australia india and china have been blamed for stalling talks one of the sticking points is the concept of a global carbon markets. that would mean those who exceed their pollution levels by their credits for those who don't have also been marches worldwide

by hen, the nationalist movement, under the leadership of mustafa kemal pasaha and later the movement gained a an increasingly nationalist change with an anti christian change. is engaged in a policy of and ixing the empires. this policy of course ultimately sought to create new ethnographic realities on the ground. to make it practically impossible for greek and our media to claim territorial sovereignty based on any part of an a chillier as a democratic ajority. the next three years, between 1920 and 22, would be characterized by massacres, pillage, violence, and forced deportation of the ottoman non muslims. it's not specific to the turkish nation in this period. the greeks in a significant portion of western and utterly out were doing the same thing. they were creating new democratic realities on the ground. they were expelling turks, committing massacres just to terrorize them, so they engaged in policies with similar if not more disastrous consequences for the impose muslims. that was the period between 1918 and 1922 in and was equally disastrous, if not more disastrous than the

i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera a prisoner swap is underway in eastern ukraine between government forces and pro russia separatists it is the 2nd major release and 3 months that follows ukraine and russia agreeing to ease the tension between them 5 years now since russian troops and mixed the crimea peninsula at least 7 people have been killed in yemen after a drone hit a military graduation parade the security built forces that are allied to the government say the attack happened in the southern town of delhi turkey's sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat the dozens injured in saturday's truck bombing at least 79 people were killed in mogadishu somalia as president is blaming the armed groups and he is vowing the country won't be demoralized by the worst attack for 2 years the united nations sent a rapid response team to central african republic after fighting between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least $40.00 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after trade

well again i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera the nervous wait for news of survivors after a passenger plane goes down in kazakhstan. so warnings that israel is heading down a path of corruption after benjamin netanyahu survives a leadership challenge. and anger over the arrests and detentions in india protesters against the controversial law accuse police of using excessive force. so the united nations is warned of devastating consequences for civilians in syria's last rebel held province when 235000 people have fled the area in the past 2 weeks i made a renewed government offensive parts of it led have been on the daily aerial bombardment by russian backed syrian forces but the u.n. says a shortage of fuel and volatile security situation is limiting movement out of the area those fleeing are also faced with bitter winter temperatures. there it is on the map many of them heading north of course towards the turkish border but the turkish president has warned his country can't cope with another influx of refugees from italy province russian backed syrian government for

years of war and of course you can follow all of those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com kemal will be here with more news in half an hour next it's inside story with dream to stay with us. iraq's president has rejected the nominee for prime minister he says his brother's quit someone with just a bike tester is more demanding an independent candidate so what's the way forward for iraq this is inside story. thanks. alex. hello and welcome to the program i'm dead for months now iraqis have been voicing their anger and demanding a change in their political leadership they say they are fed up with corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services hundreds of people have been killed the prime minister resigned in november and now many are rejecting the nominee to replace him they say . only help in.

he said kemal alright, mr. deac you come along with your lawyers and we will have a conversation. he said happy to see you. never showed. total bust. after that, they went out of business because word got out what they had done. and they don't exist, the company, the foreign exchange company. that was one. draft dodgers. think about this one. saigon, you had chinese section. those ethnic chinese never wanted to go to any army. they bought papers from taiwan and there were always walking around with no i.d. cards, but they had papers that they were taiwanese citizens. but they weren't, they were as much vietnamese as anybody. the immigration and naturalization service turned them down because they didn't have the enemies i.d. card. they were chinese, not the enemies. so we had a problem. bill and i talked. got the easiest guy is immigration, we will take him out to dinner, have a few drinks, you tell him the story and we will see what we can do. there were 20 of these guys, between 20-25. ok. don't know what his name was, i forgot. he was a good guy, dan something. i say, look, the

to a nationwide emergency after he imposed after suspending the constitution in 2007 al-jazeera is kemalhyder has more from islamabad the pakistani government led by iran the current prime minister ordered it for me and all of the announcement out there which the court. of high court they create should be deferred and today we're in baghdad now it was a work day 2 to one there were 3 who were dealing with dates richard gates wanted reports in a high exceeded gates aren't there articles 16. freshens what workers are staging demonstrations nationwide for the 13th day against government plans to reform pensions trains and flights are being disrupted and that could continue through the christmas holiday workers would need to work 2 extra years before getting a full pension on the proposals so sudan's president salva kiir says he and the main opposition they do react have agreed to form a unity government that seen men met over the past 3 days in the capital juba to resolve standing disputes that have prevented the formation of a coalition governments by a previous of ember 12th deadline 2013

i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera huge bomb blast as children injureddozens of people in somalia an ambulance official says 76 people have been killed many more casualties though a feared the truck bomb in the capital mogadishu targeted security checkpoint during morning rush hour some reports say as many as 90 people may have died including turkish engineers are which also has more now from nairobi in neighboring kenya. but we know that dozens of people they've been killed and dozens of people have been injured and officials are saying that that number will likely rise because with such a huge explosion we know among those killed include some somali police officers and some civilians what happened was it happened at a security checkpoint in the early morning and people used this checkpoint to come in to mogadishu so it was very busy they were going to work we were told university today to try to head to campus and then the explosion happened there were headlines the un general assembly has condemned human rights abuses against rank of muslims and other

i'm kemal santa maria with another update of the headlines on al-jazeera at least 12 people killed in kazakhstan after an airliner crashed shortly after takeoff the back jet smashed through a wall before hitting a house. $98.00 passengers and crew were on board of xandra godfried has more from moscow when it comes to the injured people there is still up to $5053.00 people in hospitals of the city of almudena kazakstan which are treated for various injuries most of them are connected with broken bones it was a horrific impact and between 18 and some 18 people are in rather critical conditions so citizens are responding to the appeal to give blood we could see on the social media posts of people lining up to try to somehow help the one that were injured to this incident. of the headlines more antigovernment protests are planned across iraq because its political crisis deepens demonstrations erupted on thursday as president said he would rather resign the name assad early down the years prime minister danny was nominated by iraq's biggest parliamentary bloc which is backed by iran. we wa

correspondents are who are sick in the public about that we've been working very hard for more than a year now kemal the people did not protest enough and they should have gone out on the streets demanding that there not be a 3rd election demanding that our politicians compromise and reach some kind of agreement and the people i guess didn't get their message through enough to the politicians and now we're all stuck together in doing this all over again and you never tell in his body politics is that gil huffman from the jerusalem post thank you for joining us but you. there is a heavy police presence in india's capital new delhi as more people protest against a controversial citizenship law there mr it is a gathering outside the state building of a pradesh calling on police to stop using excessive force in this book purana now in new delhi tell us more what you're expecting today this. could all demonstrations are trying to gather here outside of the british house they are absolutely not being allowed to anyone who arrives here is being detained carried away by police immediately because police on