c from kinshasa. you want to thank you to go back to your europe. authorities in the czech republic are searching for a motive after the country's worst, ever. massive shooting. on thursday of 24 year old gunmen shot dead 14 people at charles university and the capital. proc police say he then turned the gun on himself. authorities say there is no link to terrorism. the country has declared saturday a day of national morning police in prague share body cam footage. piecing together scenes from the countries dudley shooting and decades. just 5 minutes in police say, these officers arrive at the university. searching for the gunman on the loose, they climb up. the disadvantage at that point was that there was no sound of gunfire. so the officers had to actively search for the perpetrator. during the information we got about the paper tray, these movements was that he was supposed to be somewhere on the top of floors. as more officers deployed and got closer, they said the shooter committed suicide. brin

there have been delays here in kinshasa, the capital.late, but as we speak, things are under way and voting is continuing. in the eastern part of the drc, there have been delays, but step—by—step, the elections is ongoing. the president of the independent national election committee, they were given a chance to everyone even if there is a delay, giving a chance to anyone standing in the queue 11 hours after polling time. b5 standing in the queue 11 hours after polling time-— polling time. as there are lots of election observatory _ polling time. as there are lots of election observatory people - polling time. as there are lots of| election observatory people there polling time. as there are lots of. election observatory people there to supervise the election? qt election observatory people there to supervise the election?— supervise the election? of course, there are many — supervise the election? of course, there are many observation - supervise the election? of course, i there are many observation missions, from the african union to ot

say they have found numerous instances of irregularities. catherine story reports from the capital kinshasa charts. leaders in can show us that did not mean style was when addressing the political uncertainty in the country. they released that initial finding on the election delays, technical bleaches, breach of electron. those are just some of the issues from a list of concerns taking into account the documented irregularities, those in charge of the electronic process must make sure complaints are investigated and dealt with before publishing their election results. the image is likely is showing people destroying voting machines shocked, meaning this man was arrested what a voting that he's home. he had a voting machines that should have been in the pulling station. the government says the problems were not the wide spread alone equally. that had been incidents but disconnect, disqualify the result of hundreds of pulling stations that come with these would peacefully. the election commission says it's looking into the eas regularities. as a timing center, it's been a very slow process, b

dw, so you'll know scanning reporting for us from kinshasa. you don't us thank you so much. sure to visit the it's both the ivory coast is preparing to host the african top of nations. the continents biggest men's football tournament $24.00 teams, will take part in the competition next month. and the responsibility of hosting the event required major investment in infrastructure. now organizers say ivory coast is ready to go. the african cup of nations is coming to ivory coast for the 1st time in 40 years. the country has spent a $1000000000.00 on infrastructure building for new stadiums and renovating to more while also investing in roads and hospitals. lots of money, bonds. it's where the investments, according to the nations football federation, dispos ignored in general and football in particular as a melting pot, where all young people come together. so the infrastructure that's been built is already helping to create an ecosystem, and an economy that will be built around it may just bolting events have faced scrutiny in recent years, due to a trend of expensive new are

meaning of the vote. counting will also face delays. joining us now, problem the congolese capital kinshasa is our correspondent eunice, getting us. why are these elections in congo? so chaotic? so yeah, none of this really comes as a surprise video. steve is this country, it's around as big as western europe. so it's really hard to get mature real to all the various provinces. and so this is something which everyone has accepted the expect a bit. it's going to be difficult, but still the kind of the degree you're also the k o s as something which still, well, it's kind of a surprise to some people. there's also the problems that some areas, especially in the east, is ongoing fighting as low. so it's difficult to access some of those areas and apparently they do use the government said that to go back to the commission, they sent that or that they would run the house elections right now. and i did. it could also set that we're going to let you election, but this would have caused lots of problems with your position. so probably the opposite. let's just push it to now, colorado has a history

you're not getting. joining us from the capital kinshasa. you want us, can you tell us more about these results, please? yeah, so cities, just in case you got elected with this 307073 percent. and this is really by a large margin, much more than we have had in the previous selections in 2019 the strongest competitor, though, was catching. yes, been the govern. now the mining provence for time got a couple of years ago and you only view how the wrong 18 percent and other candidates such as the former competitor matching. so you just had 5 percent and some people might know give you some free gate. and so i know would be surprised lowered, but he didn't even get to one for science and oppositional leaders. they've alleged that these elections were rigdon, they've called for mass protests. what might those look like? yeah, i think we should still need to see what actually happened because a couple of days ago they already called for the 1st purchase, the 1st purchase, they bought for pigeon. and they're just a couple of thousands of protesters

others suspects, computer analyst sundiata okoli researched curtis powell quando kinshasa. shabba om la miku blueberry and 17 year old high school student lonnie epps are later apprehended or surrender suspects. richard harris and quasi balogun are already in a newark. an earlier bank robbery charge charges. the three remaining suspects, the three mack thomas machine and barry and sekou odinga managed to get away disappearing from sight from the raided. the nypd special services teams 538 caliber pistols, two military rifles, three shotguns, a pair of handcuffs, items that can be used as homemade explosive tvs. a map of bronx real raids, railroad stations, and a copy of the urban guerrilla warfare, written by black panther team captain quando kinshasa, 21, members of the black panther party are indicted on conspiracy to shoot police officers and bomb police stations. railroad tracks, manhattan department stores and the new york botanical in the bronx with jamal, joseph and epps granted youthful offender status. barry too ill to stand trial due to his chronic epilepsy. two m

long queues have been reported at many polling stations across the country's capital kinshasa.acing 18 candidates as he seeks a second term. voting is not taking place at all in some parts of the country due to the presence of armed rebel groups. the us senate has confirmed 11 senior generals and admirals nearly a year after republican senator tommy tuberville delayed their nominations. he'd been protesting the pentagon's abortion policy, but dropped his objections to the promotions following mounting pressure from those in his own party. defence secretary lloyd austin said the unprecedented hold hurt our military�*s readiness and morale. the lincoln memorial here in washington dc was vandalised with red paint and graffiti that included the message, "free palestine." police are investigating the incident. you're live with bbc news. paul whelan, the former us marine being held in russian prison, told the bbc he feels betrayed by the american government. mr whelan has spent more than 1,800 days in russian prison with next week marking five years since he was imprisoned while on h

injured when police dispersed supporters protesting outside his party's headquarters in the capital, kinshasa had called for the demonstration after rejecting last week's general election, which was marred by delays and administrative chaos. the eiffel tower in paris was closed to the public today because of a strike by staff. employees were protesting against the way the tower was being managed. the date of their strike was not picked at random. december the 27th is the centenary of the death of the tower�*s creator, gustave eiffel. the eiffel tower in paris was closed to the public today a major incident has been declared in scotland, with long queues of vehicles stranded in the highlands. storm gerrit has been sweeping across the uk, bringing high winds and heavy rain. about 20,000 homes are still without power in northern scotland. on the roads, trains, ferries and at airports, people are facing delays and hazardous conditions. shiona mccallum reports. as you can see, we are stuck on the a9 just south of dalwhinnie. thick snow and ice took grip of the a9, the main trunk road between perth

opposition and candidates, according for re run of the election. catherine stuart reports by capital kinshasa of the election day in the democratic republic of congo was marked by delays in deploying voting materials and technical beaches. many people frustrated. they had turned up already to cost the balance of these pulling station, other part of can shasta voting only port underway hours of the pulse attempt to to dr. no my, this is not right. we are tired, we left our jobs. we have not even voted yet. when will we go home? it is not a good sign. the home for 3 people out here and 6 am to vote, but no one is able to vote, but we will not get tired. at the polling station in the south, east tongue of providence angry voters to call with election materials. after they found the names missing from the register in the central cosign redone, electro officials used whatever they could to delete bought the materials. some parts of the country did not have a profile route network and supplies had to be transported by and security challenges in the northeast are a big concern because of all.

the machines have problems in violence was reported in several areas. countries slowly all to 0. kinshasa. he waits new em. it has been sworn in before part of its shape. michelle l mad l silva succeeds his half brother, straightened her wife, who died on saturday. the 83 year old jose was seen internal security and has a reputation for fighting corruption because of the headlines, the news continues. townhouses, they are often counting the costs to state the unique perspective. voice for peace is the way for me to take action voices. you don't often hear problem. nations do stand with palestine, it's the same service, shared connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. brand new episodes is a stream on the other. the nora kyle, this is counting the cost on the altos era. you know, we can look at the wealth of business and economics. this week, the world produces enough food to feed every single one of its 8000000000 people. we ask why then hundreds of millions go hungry every day. also this week, the communities in africa, on the brink of starvation fa

kathy saw all de 0 kinshasa. thousands of migrants continue to march through mexico towards the us southern border. tens of thousands of venezuelans, cubans and other nationalities have been pouring into mexico in the hope of crossing through into the united states. secretary of state antony blinking is sent to visit mexico this week to discuss the crisis. with south korea and accidentally some cuen known for his roland, the oscar winning film parasites has died at the age of 40 eyes. lee was found dead by a taurus he's in, sol, off the he was reported missing. he had been on the investigation for alleged drug use. the ukraine has one a 9 year legal battle against russia for the custody of a valuable collection of historical artifacts from crime in the collection was on loan to a museum and and sedan with russia, an x dependence. sheila in 2014. but mcbride has more from keith safely returned to ukraine, completing a 9 year journey to western europe, and the hundreds of volunteer facts. some of them, thousands of years old, had been on the loan to a museum in amsterdam for museums in crimea

kathy solely alta 0 kinshasa, the french president and manuel macro has defended a controversial immigration bill that split his policy prompting the resignation of his health minister. background says the legislation which will toughen rules and immigration is necessary to protect from it will strengthen the government's ability to deport foreigners. critics have slammed it as the most progressive emigration rule. in that case, the law office could you take on fighting against illegal immigration, is i think hard to consider is a strictly right to in policy. like when i see the popular level for it to hit the favor of that, we don't when you live in working class neighborhoods, you have security difficulty to speak sometimes. immigration was that's not well controlled and the consequences of which you experienced. well, you're in favor of this law. 128 new in mia has been sworn in before parliament. chef michelle, i'll awesome. i'll stop by succeeds his half brother ship and a wife who died on saturday, the 83 year old as overseeing internal security and has a reputation for fight to corrup

party headquarters in kinshasa. some presidential candidates have reilly, the support is to reject an extreme results which are being tallied by the electoral commission. police harder on the area. a few young man wants to stage a march on this.

storing poverty on major concerns. devices. catherine, so any reports from the valley in the capital kinshasa of the year. he hasn't been traveling around the street what 5 years ago. but we've also been told that they are disappointed about the states as they say that the property that talking about and i mean they, they cannot mot about security in parts of the country, particularly in the east of the country. they also talk about around tends to rock store and we, i've also been hearing from a position lead that they have also been campaigning. and they say that the of read the president has failed. now in total there about a 20 to presidential candidate, the painting on the same issues. so that's a volt that's happening. demanding so many yes. every time the next on the same issue on the tables. so well it says basically that they want the time is going to provide meaningful change. catherine story, audra 0 and faced 17 people have died a 170 age of an engine after an explosion in the canadian capital comma for you. because the font is still online and it goes, hawk has been in guineas. c

several people were injured as police in kinshasa broke up a protest over last week's general electionorters of opposition politicians joined the banned demonstration outside the electoral commission on wednesday, angered at voting delays and irregularities. incumbent president felix tshisekedi is well ahead, with about 80% of ballots counted. storm gerrit has wreaked havoc on parts of scotland, bringing snow, high winds and heavy rain. in fife, residents in cupar had to be rescued from their homes amid flooding. some 18,500 people are believed to be without power in the north of scotland. the uk met office has posted weather warnings until thursday morning. you're live with bbc news. the new york times is suing microsoft and 0penai for copyright infringement. it's a significant escalation in the battle over unauthorised use of published work to train artificial intelligence technologies. the times alleges millions of articles of originaljournalism were used without their permission to develop chatgpt and similar platforms. the newspaper is seeking damages, although an exact monetary a

been extended by one day in some areas that softer delays at some paulding stations in the capital kinshasa and several other towns. some problems didn't open a tool that roles the reports of faulty voting machines and allegations, a bunch of rules. venezuela has freed 10 us prisoners in exchange for the release of a close ally of president nicholas madura. the americans are already back on us soil . the exchange comes weeks off to the white house, agreed to suspend some of the sanctions following a pledge by madeira to work towards free and fair elections next year. then as well as also having of a fugitive defense contract to was at the center of a major pentagon, bribery scandal was on rome. catch you before i i yes ma'am. i used to alex off. this is the moment that venezuela's president close ally alex up got off a plane and cut off because on wednesday, because i'm getting businessman was freed from us, presenting miami in exchange for the release of 10 americans killed by the venezuelan redeem. and the extra addition of a fugitive defense constructor. wow, that's part of the deal coul

kathy saw you all to 0. kinshasa. 3 people have been found dead in a canoe full of migrants that's was rescued on saturday, off the canary, odin's life guns rescued. 15 survivors of the boat that was found around 300 kilometers south of the items of l. here to the canary islands of just 100 kilometers on the north, western coast of africa. audience seeing some of the largest number of migrant vitals. spanish authorities, st. mary's 32000 beach, the occupants in 2023. and then it's how the in the thoughts is have detains. am i going to rescue this from the ocean? viking for 20 days. if it's engaged pena to fully with prescribed root of the risk of being dozens of people often libyan coast. a. so estimate it around a humanitarian organization. the said that is, lee is punishing humanitarian risk is the carrying out life saving what since january 20, 232678 months and 7 disappeared. while i'm trying to cross submitted to waiting for you quoted un denmark supreme, one great fame has announced abdication julia. i knew you use speech. she says she'll step down on johnny. the 14 softer 52. ye

the results that be announced lights are on sunday. catherine, so i had small from kinshasa, people are very concerned and to that note we pod, a press conference that was addressed by opposition leaders, particularly the main president. so you to say that they will not accept any result that is coming out office telling center. so far we see that the president alexis academy has taken a very wide deed, he has about 11000000 votes against his main rival moist cartoon. be with us 3000000 a vote, but the opposition say that will not take that. they say that the selection he's a strong and they say they will not even go to court to contest that because they believe that the court system, the constitutional pulled the judge's, been comfortable compromise, so they will not get justice. and now they are asking their support is to come out to the street in large numbers to protest, and we have seen on process that have been stage in construct stock. we're still waiting for more information. we've also seen security for says being deployed to some of the positions a strong hold. so we are follo

and this catherine, so reports from kinshasa public is uneasy about what could happen next. presidential election results from the dashboard r r e. they favor the incumbent appendix just to katy. but it's to audio to gauge a trend to the timing who's reading these on cited times in the dra c is observed, is from the car to center. have released a statement saying several people were killed in the lead up to the pull, only to deal with emoji, but the 4th thing process was says and get this and 21 pulling station, i think, with serious irregularities, observed and civil and of them. this data to present and admitted to pick 10 of election the procedure. imagine me the opposition the to see the election is a shot and they rejects the results. people in good shaw saw a worried about the outcomes. what about the the government is to blame. we need proper roads to avoid the logistical problems we saw on voting day to the last election was more organized. i know we can't have a perfect collection, but this was not good. many companies are auditors way. think about what has been going on and som

demonstration in the capital canal, so intense moments at this opposition party headquarters in kinshasa. some presidential candidates have riley that support is to reject an extra results which are being tallied by the electoral commission. police harder on the area. a few young man wants to stage a march on the streets. the no one is above the lo, we're in front of cars. he's supposed to protest, but it's why the police are supposed to be here to protect us if they are here to attack us. but we will resist to defend ourselves. this has been going on for a while. police have been trying to arrest us. some of the protesters who are in that building is a proxy headquarters. all mark you call you of presidential candidate. several people, including police officers, are injured in the confrontations. finally, this mind comes out of the building, waving a white flag has a message to the police. the organizes want a choose, so they can take the injured to hospital. martin for you lou has been inside the whole time. he says security forces used live will act, and this is not an election anymor

say it's only a precautionary step, but it's actually odds to the tension pathway solely all the 0 kinshasa. as a ways of migration towards the us from ecuador is continuing with people fleeing and unprecedented search and crimes, such as could not extortion and murder. the scale of the exodus is also unprecedented. as i see in human reports from the capital key to our used car sales when call ship, it is no, his real name takes turns with his staff of 10 to protect his property. in early october, extortionist demanded bit his pay them $6000.00. for starters, not only that, don't say that at any point we are in no blanche to cave into criminals. i didn't pay. so they threw 3 most of cooked is into the car yard, which by a miracle miss blowing up the cars. and even the local police suggests that they are and protect themselves, acknowledging their unable to. but they must go now is gonna be underscore if the new government can do anything. we'll have to join minnock with dorians who are trying to leave the country, need an advice, or over ecuador, people say they're reading for their lives.

cathy sorry, all the 0 kinshasa. right. turning off, look at those bullets headlines with santa a little pool. have gone to the top of the english premier e cut off to they b to barely to now barely tested the yoga upside at times. but dow, in eunice a 6 minutes, so i could kept leaving the pool on top. substitute your show top, put the game be on delta in the 90. if a minute with his 50 is live, a pool goal read go to points above arsenal. ok. the gaming hands on thursday. the 2042 points. that's really, to be honest, because that's about the season done. and it was absolutely all right. would be perfect, but it was a right and it keeps us now. it will be can not be more than the point from right away. be away from the top of the table. now if also means that just the united fort from 2 goals down to the title, chasing aston villa, pulls from john mccain and the and then don't care which unit owner is that side to . to know up at the break news from the united sides at half time, but they responded strongly in the 2

so inside story will not bring in our guest, joining us from kinshasa as patrick and we, i, who's the spokesperson for the government of the democratic republic of congo in the coming. rooney and capital yolanda is mary rosie, i believe was an african affairs analyst and editor of africa international media group. i'm from a russo intends any. i were joined by jason sterns, who's the founder off and strategic advisor to the congo research group at new york university. thank you for your time with us on inside story. mr. well, yeah, i'll start with you. opposition. candidates had been denouncing the chaos as a result of this election being held in irregularities that took place on the 1st day of the votes. what's your reaction to that? firstly, we know position been, we're preparing for decisions. been elections. we've been saying get di, purchasing a in the, in the past days. what 3 i've seen on elections day is for us to see the way come, what is paid for one would be lies. they were massive code in there for the, for the institutions, of course. and there were some did teacher to us

again, victoria gates and b l g 0 for inside story will not bring in our guest. joining us from kinshasa as patrick and we are yahoo! is the spokesperson for the government of the democratic republic of congo in the common rooney and capital. your day is morero's. a bill was an african affairs analyst and editor of africa international media group. and from a russo, in terms in the i were joined by jason sterns, who's the founder off and strategic advisor to the congo research group at new york university. thank you for your time with us on inside story. mr. well, yeah, i'll start with you on opposition. candidates have been denouncing the chaos as a result of this election being held and irregularities that took place on the 1st day of the votes. what's your reaction to that? firstly, we know position been, we're preparing for decisions. ben elections, we've been saying get di purchased in the, in the past days, what we have seen on elections day is for us to see the way come what has been 4 or more belies. they were massive code in your frontal for institutions, of course. and there wa

injured when police dispersed supporters protesting outside his party's headquarters in the capital kinshasaadministrative chaos. china's space agency has released footage of astronauts completing their first spacewalk. the astronauts worked for seven and a half hours to complete a set of tasks that included a solar wing repair test. finally this half an hour, we want to show you a huge statue of the colombian singer, shakira, that has been unveiled in her hometown. the bronze sculpture is more than six metres tall and shows the star swivelling her hips. that's not bad that, quite a good representation. all likely to cause disruption for the rest of the day, even as we head into tonight as well. here it is denman daly dominating the weather seen. active weather fronts denman daly dominating the weather seen. active weatherfronts bringing heavy rain, this next front poised to bring in some frequent and heavy showers as we head through the overnight period but the rest of the day says very wet and blustery. we could see up to 90 millimetres of rain. gusts here in excess of 80 miles an hour. st

have announced plans to defy a ban on election-related protests by staging a march in the capital kinshasaay. in nigeria, armed groups have killed at least 160 people in a series of attacks on villages in the central nigerian state of plateau. amnesty international criticized the federal government of nigeria for failing to do more to protect rural communities in the region which have come under numerous deadly attacks. japan is moving closer to reopening the world's largest nuclear power plant, which was shut down following the fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. earlier today, japan's nuclear regulator lifted its safety ban on the plant, which is run by tokyo electric power tepco. , local government bodies still need to sign off on the plant's reopening. to see are broadcast from tokyo, go to democracynow.org. the u.s. state department has placed several prosecutors in guatemala on a corruption blacklist over their attempts to block guatemala's president-elect bernardo arevalo from taking office. arevalo, who is scheduled to be inaugurated on january 14, has accused his opponents of wagi

demonstrators took to the streets of kinshasa, denouncing what they say was a flawed vote.d tear gas and threw rocks to break up the crowds. one of the main opposition candidates also accused police of firing live bullets. protesters refused to give up. >> the people are resisting. marching is our constitutional right, and it is not over because they need to take responsibility for this chaotic election. we won't back down. amna: international observers and rights groups have also questioned the election's integrity. they cited polls that never opened or opened late, and many illegible voter cards. final election results are expected in the coming days. back in this country, the new york times filed a federal lawsuit today against microsoft and openai for using millions of its stories to train chatbots. "the times" says it's never granted anyone permission to use its content for artificial intelligence purposes. it isn't seeking a specific amount in damages, but said the copyright infringements could be worth "billions of dollars." on wall street today, stocks managed modes

cathy slowly all to 0. kinshasa, hundreds of 5 fighters and for the africa has investing to put out a wildfire that spread across a mountain a cape town. 555 has of surf. i've been injured to or taken to hospital residence of one neighborhood in simon's town, has been evacuated as blaze as threatened that harry french president of annual mac on has defended a controversial integration bill that split his party, triggering the resignation of his health. minnesota knock on says the legislation which will toughen rules on immigration is necessary to protect funds. it will strengthen the government's ability to port foreigners. critics have slammed it as the most progressive emigration will and decades. that office could you take them to the fighting against illegal immigration is i think hard to consider is a strictly right to in policy. like when i see the popular looking for it, the favor of that we don't think when you live in working class neighborhoods, you have security difficulty to speak sometimes. immigration was that well controlled and the consequences of which you experienced

just see you and i can show a democratic group of people come on. catherine is live for us now in kinshasa. i'm catherine, as you would just detailing in your package, a vast country, vast problems on multiple levels. just how difficult logistically is the selection going to be the stage? on the yes, we did speak to the electoral commission president and he calls it a logistical nightmare. and you say that they don't have enough money. and it's very difficult to get both to materials to different parts of the country. because as in the road network is very, very bad. i so right now, our top calling station a 2nd calling station, either copies or constructs of voting has not started. and about that. those low, difficult problems. i'm telling you the bolting materials have just arrived. it's been 2 uh, 2 hours now people are getting frustrated, but now we're being told that they will start voting soon and we're talking about different parts of constructing different parts of the country where materials have not arrived as well. and we'll also morning tiring the situation in the east of this

only a precautionary step, but it's such a neat odds to the attention. patsy. slowly, all da, 0 kinshasa, the thousands of migrants continued to march through mexico towards the us southern border. tens of thousands of venezuela's, cubans and other nationalities have been pouring into mexico and the type of crossing into the united states. select your state and to be politically settle to visit next day. this week to discuss the ongoing margaret and let's from central and southern america. the wave of migrations has begun for back with all because of an unprecedented crime rate. in the months of 2023 ecuadorian stock number venezuelans by braving the powerless jenny to reach the us border. the sea and human has this report from the capital key to used car sales when whole ship it is known as his real name takes turns with his staff of 10 to protect his property in early october, extortionist demanded bid his pay them $6000.00 for starters not only got young, say that at any point we are in no blanche to cave into criminals. i didn't pay. so they threw 3 months of cook deals into the car

so a has more for us from the capital kinshasa and said she joins us live now. catherine a on a fraction of votes council. can you explain what is taking so long? yes and uh we have just attended a press conference that was addressed by the interior minister and the government spokesman about what has been going on, especially when it comes to security and the arrangements i had all those results. so we're waiting for, but they stockton. 9 stockton leave a lot of anxiety in the country and talking to me now is the government folks months past, patrick? um we, i thank you. we know that some opposition lead to some presidential needed are coordinated for protests. they have off the support says to come out to the streets, to put more pressure on sunday, and they are holding for fresh elections. will the government allow of these protests to go on? not sure, the governments, we don't know, it's because it's important. we need to elections in the past days and then actually turn key electronic commissioners thoughts on providing was on what they were, the context they need for testing agains

president felix just because he is teaching a 2nd 10 catherine, so it has more from a comfortable kinshasa. we have been speaking to the president of the electro commission. say that she's facing huge challenges, especially when it comes to transporting materials to different parts of the country. this is a huge country. she's struggling with, you know, in a just hit me we're talking with talk, we're talking about the areas that have bad roads. they're talking that he's also talking about that there's not enough money. but we've also been talking to, kimberly who's saying that they wants to come to vote at and they just want a p, a free fair and credible election bus cuz the bus a boise has a vote his card, but she would cost help by that. she leaves at a comp for the displaced in north cube providence fighting between rebel groups and companies. troops has been raging for yes. that's a boise is a month 6500000 people who are being forced from their homes. many are unlikely to vote right now, and i guess the government has abandoned us. doesn't care that we're dying now. when even came to

tales of the election and the democratic republic of congo will have the latest from the capital kinshasa the the, let's get going with your weather uptake for europe in africa. great to have you along. we'll begin with the big picture and we've got so whether make or cooking up here in the atlantic. this will become a story for saturday, play game, the northwest. but let's talk about what's going on right now today on friday. still dealing with rain and wind. so for the western side of the island of ireland got still of about 50 kilometers per hour and with temperatures coming down in scandinavia. we're now looking at some snow here, $5.00 to $15.00 centimeters for southern norway, sweden, and also southern finland. let's go to central europe right now. it is quite a temperatures are on the high side here. so for example, bucharest at 12 degrees, that is almost 10 above where you should be for this time of the year. turkey also looking good bit more cloud cover though, coming into the western side over the course of the weekend and for the other side of the mediterranean, it is a damp da

so it tells us more about the election from kinshasa. ringback while counting in different parts of the country and pulling stations is to, is going on uh, we are waiting for results to start pre cling in. um this uh main calling center. and it depends on who you talk to about how things are going. uh, we have hard from government officials who are telling people to stay calm and wait for the electro commission to do its job. but we've also been hearing from, you know, position lead us particularly presidential candidates who call this election a sean. they say that election has already been painted. some of them are saying that once press election, and so it's going to be very interesting to see what happens going forward, especially as the result is contested. and now the check republic has declared a day of morning off to the countries was ever mass shooting. at least 14 people were killed and 25 wounded. the shooter is reported to be a student to the university in prague where the incident took place fund a guy, a go reports a russia

and many voices see the country's wealth does not reach them. catherine slowly, all just sierra kinshasa, the democratic republic of congo. any results from provincial council elections in iraq. so the ruling sheet alliance has one, the largest bulk votes in the capital and southern provinces. the virgin, seen as an indication of the balance of power in iraq, where groups close to neighboring wrong have been gaining influence. i have some reports from back that the results are a few rocks provincial election bucks, a major victory for the called the nation framework. an umbrella block of your walk, you she, i bought these a lines with the wrong candidates, the back have dominated in at least 8 provinces. another major winna is always to speak up with some of the go see whose book to cut them or advance to the most votes and the capital about that. i that i bought a proven product and see if the idea is that i have the coordination framework as one, despite the boy called. but those who boy quoted also want it because they prove that point and strength this divide could help. and the mono

add these opposition, party headquarters in kinshasa. some presidential candidates have reilly. the support is to reject an extreme results which are being tallied by the electoral commission. police harder on the area. a few young man wants to stage a march on the streets. the no one is above the lo, we're in front of the cars. he's up at the protest, but it's why the police are supposed to be here to protect us. if they are here to attack us, we will resist and defend her. so this has been going on for a while for nice. i've been trying to read some of the protesters who are in the building is a posse headquarters of matthew? are you of presidential candidate? several people including police offices, are injured in the confrontation. fine and the lease mind comes out of the building, waving a white flag. he has a message for the police. the organizes want a choose so they can take the injury to hospital martin for you and who has been inside the whole time. he says secuity for see use live with that. and this is not an eviction anymore. we're not accept the election. and withi