also want change so they are supporting the liberal candidate as president of the republic shreds koskie would not be able to stop the plans of the national conservative government completely but he could veto unconstitutional laws and thus keep the government in check. malawi's opposition leader lazarus where on has been sworn in as the country's new president that's after winning the election with over 58 percent of the vote the initial poll in may of 2019 was discredited due to mass fraud it's the 1st time a court overturned boded in african country has led to the defeat of an incumbent leader. and historic election a rerun with history making results the commission declares that it's. how's attended it was a majority job illiterates has appeared in the 2nd stage you on this july. jubilation erupted among laughter is to cuero supporters after the announcement of his resulting victory it's a victory being hailed as a triumph for democracy in africa and it's one that marks a dramatic reversal of fortune for the incumbent peter whittall reka who was seeking a 2nd 5 year term. he criticiz

also want change so they are supporting the liberal candidate as president of the republic shreds kosky would not be able to stop the plans of the national conservative government completely but he could veto unconstitutional laws and thus keep the government in check. for some analysis i'm joined now in the studio by. month eve from our polish service why take it to see you so we've been hearing this presidential vote in poland referred to as a clash of values what exactly is that stake here well it is indeed a clash of visions of poland poland shall be a conservative liberal democracy or the other vision of a open country a liberal progressive democracy sharing values of the european union. the other thing that is at stake i think is indeed the rule of law because if the incumbent president remains in office the ruling law and justice party which he supports will be able to continue those very controversial reforms of the judiciary taking control over almost every every section of the public public life in poland and the 3rd thing that's at stake in my opinion is the future of the gov

for the election results and there is hope to does opponent in the presidential race is warsaw mayor kosky he's campaigning for gay rights he's signed an l g b t charter that outlaws discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation he has spoken out publicly against such polarization. dulcet you're certainly are fed up with the current government trying to set people against each other. those in power are constantly trying to divide us and everyone who disagrees with this power must live in fear we are fed up with it. these words saw demonstrators also want change so they are supporting the liberal candidate as president of the republic très kosky would not be able to stop the plans of the national conservative government completely but he could veto unconstitutional laws and thus keep the government in check let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news this hour malawian opposition leader lazarus chuck where a has won the presidential election in a rerun with over 50 percent of the vote the initial poland may have 2019 was discredited due to mass fraud is the 1st time

that he needs to win outright his opponent in the likely runoff vote is warsaw mayor rough out to kosky who has garnered 29 percent of the vote so far the president due to has caused controversy by focusing on what he called the spread of l.g.b. tea ideology in the traditionally catholic country which is germany's neighbor. premature celebrations for poland's incumbent president also exit polls put on jaybird ahead it wasn't enough for him to secure an outright win and independent aligned with the ruling lauren just just paddy he was the front runner heading into sunday's election it quickly became a clash of values with spirit as conservative campaigned centered on family religion and tradition. i shall be advised that i said yes born that says we have a common strong goal to save poland poland has its dignity and the polish people feel that the state is represented with dignity poland's interests come 1st polish affairs come 1st the. judah has been accused of using increasingly radical language to appeal to right wing voters his behind the phobic rhetoric truly international criticism

also faced out to some some extent now it's going to men topic at the moment right so rough just koskie wasn't a major threat at the start of this political season how did he become the main opposition candidate. he became the main opposition candidate because his predecessor means. miscued up on one star who was the 1st candidate next it was cancelled what we can start from a she always had this problem that you cannot really know whether to boycott the election at the time when they didn't get in the middle of and i mean of course you many people thought what would be too dangerous to go to go but we can't so she didn't know what that's called for boycott or to pull for working for. the majority of the opposition vote especially to go off the largest opposition party. citizens that form and bend venturous cos he can even use force here or at least people thought it would be clear that it would go with no ballot boxes and cost that vote he's up against off the infected when that happens then he started to mobilize by actually he's here he's. so he's so essentially essentially professor

in a crowded field of candidates due to face strong competition from the mayor of warsaw rafa has kosky emerged allies quickly the only joining the race last month was ok and then it because we are not so much this results shows that more than 58 percent of the population want change and i want to make it clear to all these citizens i will be your candidate i will be your candidate for change but. i had positioned himself as the one to watch pledging to improve relations with the aid you and support l g b t rights in the catholic country. curator's approval rating skyrocketed through the corona crisis making sunday's results something of a disappointment the 2nd round of voting will be held in 2 weeks time to confirm the country's leader. germany's foreign minister has said the frosty relations between berlin and washington are unlikely to thaw even if someone else takes over as u.s. president in november heikal ma said that the relationship had undergone structural changes and in its current form it no longer method demands of either side the latest bone of contention is president trum

university of social sciences and humanities in warsaw hello to you professor now rob how much has kosky was not until a major threat at the start of this political season how is it that he's now become the main opposition candidate challenging duda where there were dark to inform your plans one of them was the end of the not. popular perception but people don't think it's almost over so that people could go to the ballot stations and post that vote on the terms of mabon. elections were scheduled for the 1st time he said it's not indicates that actually at the time and at the time the citizens national and the apology of sorts of stocks he got another crowded woman in the conduct of one scot and she was not really sure whether she should course for a boycott because the pandemic over there she should call for people to go to to cast their vote in favor of and that the mobilised the interest of the biggest opposition party in problems and this is now all the more they are very much more nice and i think you'd see even from you know riding through the streets of oneself there are long queu

traditionally catholic country to his opponent in the likely presidential runoff in 2 weeks is warsaw mayor koskie who garnered just over 30 percent of the vote from the centrist civic platform. party his campaign pledge was to heal the rifts in poland's divided society. and i'm joined now by the interviews voice action nancy from the polish service so is this still a race it is the race go on the incumbent president mr du the war in the 1st row and clearly but it doesn't mean that he my relax right now and just wait for the 2nd round there were 9 other candidates in the 1st round who didn't make it into the 2nd round those are millions of votes and mr dude and mr ski will now have to fight for these votes so i expect a very very narrow race in 2 weeks the campaign have to be until here has been described as a clash of values is that the i'm going to continue to think for the next 2 weeks i expect it to be very emotional i guess that president under a doodle will use every weapon to attack mr ski he did it before using this issues of religion of traditional polish families of the l g b t community

does opponent in the likely runoff vote is worse than marriage as kosky who garnered just over 30 percent of the vote he's from the centrist civic platform party and his campaign pledge was to feel the rest of poland's divided society as a pair ties with brussels. well g.w. correspondent monica has been covering election day in poland here's her assessment of the outcome of the 1st round of voting the very high turnout shows how important this election is for poles there are a long queues outside the polling stations all day long with people willing to wait for hours in the heat this election is a clash of 2 different worlds of values the incumbent conservative president under you do the wants to defend the traditional values and to protect poland from the western liberalism he supports the government's reforms who have been heavily criticised by the european union many poles worried that they no longer live in a constitutional state they hope that the liberal mayor of warsaw and the main opposition candidate. could block a part of the government's reforms his victory would end the power

put in a crowded field of candidates due to face strong competition from the mayor of warsaw batches kosky emerged allies quickly the only joining the race last month q i was a bank then it because we had not thought this results shows that more than 58 percent of the population want change and i want to make it clear to all these citizens i will be your candidate i will be your candidate for change it up and down it. 1 was a position himself as the one to watch pledging to improve relations with the aid you and support l g b t rights in the catholic country. tutor's approval rating skyrocketed through the corona crisis making sunday's results something of a disappointment the 2nd round of voting will be held in 2 weeks time to confirm the country's leader. let's go now to some of the other stories making news at this hour early results and france's municipal elections show voters have tarnished president and menu on the khans party but the green party seizing control in several major cities paris is socialist mare and looks set to stay in power turnout was historically low amid persistent

every morning we shine a spotlight on a specific senior and this hour we wanted to feature minus to koski. >>maya is graduating from el cerrito high school. she says she'll be attending u c berkeley in the fall majoring in electrical engineering and computer science. extremely smart gal there. my congratulations to you congratulations to your fellow graduating seniors, both at your school and across the bay area and don't forget you can still submit a graduate to be honored here on kron 4 just go to our web site find the salute to grads 2020. under the new section to submit a picture of the grad let us know what high school they went to what they plan on doing going forward, and we'll do our best to feature him on our broadcast but released. they'll be part of our growing your book there on our website kron 4 dot com. >>we'll take a break here coming up in the next hour. the latest on the black lives matter movement and the new year old going up in oakland this stretches 3 blocks long while that story coming up. plus we remember the fallen deputy who was killed in an ambush style attack i

other candidates who just close his challenger is warsaw's liberal pro european man references us koski polls that predicts the 2 men will likely face each other in a runoff next month to now from wojciech bill ski he was the editor in chief of the political magazine discredit in sight he says the current president has become a polarizing figure during the current of our splenda. he said the base electorate is not so much disappointed but he could not reach beyond that circle will see a forest after today's result but it seems that the high opinion polls that result that he's likely to achieve is exactly the result of a slow and just states government party so that means he was not able to grow old in the base so far and it's unlikely that in the 2nd round he would grow older to base and secure his election in a clear way that's why there is had to had to read neck to neck rights his popularity has been limited to its most wanted by unpopular controversial decisions where he was signing off on deals on the acts illegal acts of the government that are so controversial and indeed paul the

around there is the headline care what we the taliban want pulitzer prize winning editor stanley and koski resigns from the philadelphia inquirer after 20 years the move comes after an article entitled buildings matter to was published pointing out the fear of historical buildings getting destroyed in the riots outraged $44.00 journalists called out sick all signing a letter about the article if the left can't publish another point of view even in the opinion section where does that leave the state of journalism where tot to present both sides of the story and allow the viewer a reader to make their own decision 1 may question what's the agenda of the mainstream media if people aren't given the full story reporting for it the press to talk just wait r.t. . ok natasha thank you very much and joining me now to discuss all of this and more if we could imagine that is scottie nell use the host of news views use here on r t america and legal and media analyst lytle of lionel media it is so great to have you both on the panel i'm going to stop with the pleasantries we have to get a lot in so pic

various travels and meetings to this failure to secure an outright win now means that both he and just kosky will face each other again next month but will be clear is if it will bring to an end poland's bitterly divided politics. al-jazeera. the pandemic has left tens of thousands of migrants in limbo across africa in kenya many have been stranded without work waiting for coronavirus restrictions to be lifted the international organization for migration is calling on governments to organize humanitarian flights to get people home mohamed atta reports now from nairobi in the 2nd part of our series on people left stranded by covert 90. these are some of the migrants stuck in transit unable to reach their destination or get back home because of the coronavirus pandemic. the mission is a syrian national who's been stranded in the kenyan capital nairobi for the past 3 months he was put in this hotel together with other migrants by the u.s. international organization for migration but only after completing a monday 14 day quarantine period and. this is nothing we can do but be patient. shut every

various travels and meetings do this failure to secure an outright win now means that both he and his kosky will face each other again next month but what won't be clear is if it will bring to an end poland's bitterly divided politics sunday diagonal al-jazeera. thousands of people are mere miles reclined state of flowed from their homes at the prospect of military raids the u.n. says urgent measures are needed to save civilian lives villages were ordered to leave as the army prepared to launch an operation against the arak an army it's a rebel group which wants more self rule the ethnic rakhine buddhists the order to evacuate has been called off after the ek australia the us and canada called for an end to the so-called clearance operations or refugees and humanitarian groups say the operations are a cover for military crackdowns the military has used the term clearance operation in 2017 when they targeted the writing of muslim minority that led to accusations of genocide or chill when is executive director of the burma human rights network and he says raids are still taking place despite

>>a esta koski is graduating from el serino high school. she says she'll be attending u c berkeley.e fall majoring in electrical engineering and computer science very smart congratulations to you and to all of the graduating seniors here around the bay and you can add your picture to our little kron 4 yearbook and maybeget a highlight the shot out here on the morning news by going to kron 4 dot com you can tell us where you went to high school much plans are for the future. >>protest songs are getting a huge bump in that because of the protests that have been happening over the past couple of weeks, especially since said the debut of spotify playlist that is specifically dedicated to black lives matter the songs at the top of the list, our childish gambino's this is america and kendrick lamar's all right both of them were streamed over 2 million times on blackout tuesday alone. cape often group bts are following through on their promise to support black lives community they've donated million to the bu the movement and earlier bts had praised the movement saying we stand together ag

mer as kosky polls predict that the 2 men will likely face each other in a runoff next month. well malawi is opposition leader has been sworn in as president marking a historic result and african politics lazarus one vast election rerun with just under 59 percent of the voters of the 65 year old self faces many challenges are in the tussle reports. malawi's new leader spent time talking about good governance and uniting the nation in his inaugural speech the form up into coastal preacha city no said people didn't want him as a president his swearing in came after months of protests against last year's disputed election that left the country it's a divided the new president asked malawians to give them a chance to earn their trust with your help we will restore a new generation restraint. in the possibility of having our government that serve. not our government our room. a government body aspires. not a government that infuriates. the government but listens that our government that show. a government that fights for you i'm not against. that would mean trying to work with his

term 10 other candidate students closest challengers morsels liberal pro european men have ruffled koski polls predict the 2 men will likely face each other in a runoff next month or czech ashamed to be skinny is the editor in chief of the political magazine it's a great insight he says the current president has become a polarizing figure during the current of our pandemic. he's so basic that it is not so much disappointed but he could not reach beyond that circle will see a forest after today's results but it seems that the high opinion polls that result that he's likely to achieve is exactly the result of slow and just states government party so that means he was not able to grow didn't the base so far and it's unlikely that in the 2nd round he would grow there debase and secure his election in a clear way that's why there is had to had to read neck to neck writes his popularity has been limited to its most wanted by unpopular controversial decisions where he was signing off on the deals on the acts illegal acts of the government that are so controversial and indeed paul arising for mo

bu legal director for an lgbtq advocacy group called modern military disagrees peter parr koski saysf it n gender identity then it is discrimination and in fact modern militaries case challenging the ban is scheduled to be heard in federal district court later this year back to the big story. we're following tonight new charges have been filed against stephen the man accused in the fatal ambush of the santa cruz county sheriff's deputy kron four's rob fladeboe talked with his attorneys. i met with mister just about a half hour ago and defense atto starter says his client aware of thenew charges against him. >>expressing sympathy, but said nothing to suggest his involvement he is very sympathetic. and regretful about the loss of the community and the loss to the families of ms in these cases. >>i don't want to confuse that was suggesting that he is accepting responsibility. i wan appengsanta cruz last week on video. >>has yet to enter a formal plea to charges he amediff's de damon gutzwiller and injuring another deputy charged with a second fatal ambush of a federal officer in oakland