day is also a demonstration for the rights of l.g. b.t.r. people it's named in honor of protests against police brutality towards those communities in new york in the one nine hundred sixty s. . the dyke marches held the evening before crist of a street day in it women take to the streets of berlin scrotes back district to make lesbians more visible the demonstration stance of the former tempelhof airport and ends at called closer toward. where it morphs into an open air party. and during the lesbian and gay city festival multan three hundred fifty thousand visitors turned the area around norman square into a party mile and addition to music and dance performances there is overnight is a chanson political parties distribute info about algae b.t.i. culture and communities. turned off for all the partying while better place to cool off than at the queer summer splash. at the pinson bar to encourage both people can spend the day swimming relaxing. and drinking cocktails everyone is welcome at the colorful event put on by burnin striving elegy b

fresh elections within a year if he wins this follows another day of widespread protests police and l.g.'s confronted students protesting against the eighty two year old president spent for a fifth term in office i can see is running out on the streets of algeria the country's pervasive security apparatus dampened political dissent for decades but for the last ten days algerians have taken to the streets in their thousands to vent their rage at the country's leader who to flicka has officially submitted papers to stand for re-election police were called out to disperse protesters who tried to block access to the constitutional council where political candidates must register the. algerians living in france also really didn't the thousands demanding that beautifully just step aside and allow free and fair elections. just because opponents say he's no longer fit to lead due to his poor health and chronic corruption. load. of people who govern we don't even know who it is they're in the shadows big mafia big everything so you have to stop after a while you just have to stop we need justice

next question of course you have had these sustained protests for over a month now on the streets in l.g. are calling for which if we could to step down as it appears now that the military felt for stories hands were forced to intervene is this what the algerians wanted for the military to intervene are they reassured by this what we have to say now that this is not a direct intervention of the military thus sheaf of the military is calling for all of the both chambers of the parliament to take their responsibility but what the protesters did when they went to the streets for five weeks they were only calling for a renouncement for this fifth of the fleet on the regime they didn't accept it at the beginning they were. only if only there are hundreds of thousands but now we have more than twenty millions. invested in this calling for the objection of the whole regime not interested of all the solutions. to the whole division not only the cloud of good sleep but that brings me to my final question i've got twenty seconds for this is it tough on you but i want to ask it nonetheless you're r

well line is one of the world's most interesting places for members of the l.g. .story clee open minded city home to a vibrant clear scene the city is bars and clubs are legendary and known far and wide but there's also lots of colorful celebrations of pride all over town that. colorful diverse queer collins algy d.t.i. events are huge attractions the acronym stands for lesbian gay bisexual transgender and intersex added celebrations like this people can feel free to express themselves regardless of how they identify every summer hundreds of thousands of people gather in dublin to celebrate christopher street day during the event a lively parade winds through the streets of tear garden and shine a bad districts which of long been popular with gays and lesbians as a party atmosphere but christopher street day is also a demonstration for the rights of algae b.t.i. people it's named in honor of protests against police brutality towards those communities in new york in the one nine hundred sixty s. . the dyke march is held the evening before crist of history day in it

district court nominees but these are judges who will i mean they'll be deciding on everything from l.g. to abortion rights to voting rights. it's criminal that that many democrats voted for don't know what's criminal is this report card was it around last year when i was filling these out. but demand justice no this has long term implications for equality and my gambling habit. they went up to humiliation by watching a digital ad buy in the home states of lawmakers who received failing grades you can hide a physical copy of a report card but you can't hide from the internet or the internet remembers for ever even sen mazie hirono who actually got an a from demand justice learned that when she went viral for this comment about trump during the government shutdown any effort on his part to blame the democrats will be such that as i said before i worked hard to be able to stand. personally i would have given her an a plus if she dropped the f. bomb but. because a lot of these dems are c. words for approving the whole judges who can stick their records up there be hopes that. was. actually

people it was expected by the pot this terrace and it was expected by vietnamese to have to know about l.g.'s history because that's not the first sad that the regime needs to using the demands for chair and the people's demands for chiang chant and using them in order to stay in power at the so in one thousand sixty two when they imagine the last of the what would you call commandments in favor of the military commandments. so in ninety six to five when a president submitted to him took over bimbette and then explaining that their country needed reforms they did so in one thousand eight hundred nine after the riots of the one nine hundred eighty eight. their far more freedom and there is no answer of the regime was dead they will have the milty parts of it see parts of the stamp. still or. use data in order to staying power and to have the military command and still in control of the situation ok sure that's not what you're saying is this this is a not so clever ploy that is that your view. snow is not that is not that clay very it's totally aligned with the regimes. not chics that is and

britain second city birmingham has reportedly caved into pressure on temporarily pull the plug on its l.g. bt lessons i thought the hundreds of parents reportedly kept their children at home in protest polly boycott has the details. well the cause of this route is a educational diversity program called no outside isn't it a miss to teach kids about the different types of families that they might encounter and talking to them about things like the idea of having two mom or two dads and reading books to kids as young as four about the concept of same sex families a program was devised by the deputy head of the school at the center of this route his name's andrew marr fatton actually he's been nominated for the world's best teacher award take a look at him talking about the program mobley lula another cyclone both of them mostly nearly got some tissues on them back on our soil is about teaching to you are different you can still be friends with anybody there's a huge going to. the schools we have to find ways to teach children to talk to counter them. but the majority of the parents at this

woman and he's a black gay man he's saying that there is a hate crime so if i'm too high on then my l.g. bt community is going to say you don't believe a brother if the issue is someone who many suspect to be lying to be fabricating the issue is it not therefore incumbent upon the in the journalist to pursue that and not fear that i might be dare i say perceived as almost be trained in some type of of of a connection i mean just think about that think about how somebody would say by inference i can only interview those people. whose stories comport not only with my worldview but with how i want my audience to view me that just eliminates the notion of journalism all together there is a time when the assigned task of journalists was to get to the truth but now it seems that some people expect them to be pushing a politically correct agenda even if the facts don't exactly line up and even if viewers don't actually know what the truth is at least everyone is impressed with how well they are. archie new york. marvel comics is facing a backlash after the premiere of its first female lead sup

s and devices from samsung l.g. and roku as for apple news plus tim cook seems to think we all want unlimited subscriptions to magazines like popular science essence national geographic g.q. well you get three hundred plus magazines at your disposal the l.a. times and the wall street journal all for ninety nine a month and this is in addition to the existing apple news app that already has hundreds of new sites on it so that's t.v. and news boy what a great summary steve when you said three hundred subscriptions i'm like give me a break already there's just too much information out to the wall street journal for ten bucks a month boy would that be a good deal so we'll get to that we'll get to that later yeah ok and brant you're a gaming expert you've been on the program before and you did such a great job for us in hong kong but let's talk about apple with regard to gaming and particularly about their credit cards what's what's up with that brand all right well let's start with the important question here apple unve

muslim school and parents fundamentally disagree with the idea of teaching kids about homosexuality an l.g. bt issues some of our viewers might know that islam in islam homosexuality is forbidden so up until now the school had really held and said that they would continue this what they see as a very necessary diversity program but now a number of media outlets saying that the school has sent a letter to parents saying that the lessons are going to be stopped take a lesson up to the end of this term we will not be delivering any outsiders lessons in the long term you curriculum plan is this often has already been blocked for religious education because you simply will continue as normal and welcoming. will be. this comes after protests last friday some six hundred parents said that they hadn't taken their kids to school that's eighty percent of the school's attendance of the school's pupils the school wouldn't confirm that number but these protests have been taking place for a while now ever since this route started and some of them have been pretty sizeable take a look. at. that . i'm pri

people it was expected by the pot this terrace and it was expected by vietnamese to have to know about l.g.'s history because that's not the first sad that the regime needs to using the demands for chant the people's demands for chang chant and using them in order to stay in power at the so in one thousand sixty two when they imagine the last of the what would you call commandments in favor of the military commandments. so in ninety sixty five when a president submitted to him took over bimbette and then explaining that their country needed reforms their deeds so in that eighty nine after the riots of the one nine hundred eighty eight. skink their far more freedom and there is no answer of the regime was dead they will have the milk tea party and it's the parts of the stand. still that. use data in order to staying power and to have the military command and stay on contract as attrition ok sure that's not what you're saying is this this is a not so clever ploy that is that your view. snow is not that is not that clay very it's totally aligned with the regimes. not chics that is and actuall

still to come a british primary school suspends its l.g. bt lessons following pressure from outraged parents explain what caused their anger just after the break. life expectancy in america is plummeting if you look at the chart it's shocking you look at almost every other country it's kind of inching up on one side of the chart and then as it is the united states is away over here it's all crashing down from the drugs having junk food having junk culture having it's junk politics and fake news it's all fake and fake doesn't sustain life and you see it in the numbers it's clear. what you should continue to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. we somehow want to be rich. but you going to be close with what before three of them or if you get. into studios in the waters of. welcome back a primary school in britain second city birmingham has caved into pressure and temporary pulled the plug on its lessons on l g b t that's after hundreds of parents reportedly kept their children at

people it was expected by the point this just that it was expected by vietnamese to have to know about l.g.'s history because that's not the first sad that the regime needs to using the demands for chant the people's demands for chiang chant and using them in order to stay in power at the so in one thousand sixty two when they imagine the last of the what would you call commandments in favor of the military commandments. so in ninety sixty five when a president submitted to him took over bimbette and then explaining that their country needed reforms their deeds so in ninety nine after the riots of the one nine hundred eighty eight. there are far more freedom and there is no answer of the regime was dead they will have the milk tea party and it's the parts of the stamp. to let. you use data in order to staying power and to have the military command and still in control of the situation ok sure that's not what you're saying is this this is a not so clever ploy that is that your view. snow is not that is not that clay very it's totally aligned with the regime so. the sheikh's that is and actu

you very much for your time on this we do appreciate it that is political activists nothing live and l.g.'s thank you for your time i think you have a good day thank you now nine a female protesters and saddam who was sentenced to lashes have had their punishment revote but a court has jailed them for a month it comes to students and caught a film defy security forces by protesting against the government at universities in the capital they are boycotting lectures and exaggerates but more protests from opposition groups planned on sunday. still ahead on the ball the ten for a member of the tibetan uprising against chinese rule sixty years on take a look at what's changed and why efforts to contain the ball of violence in the democratic republic of congo are under threat once again. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis we doe as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have two photos of our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as it. is in our relig

investigators to help with our kids find out what happened the president excuse me the president of l.g. areas thought to have landed at a military airport in his home country after receiving medical treatment in switzerland and that is according to local media reports this is the plane believed to have been carrying abilities beautifully faces mounting pressure at home to not seek a fifth term in office powers returned to many parts of venezuela after days of block outs. some areas are still without electricity power outages which began on thursday have affected schools businesses and hospitals u.s. backed kurdish forces have begun a full scale attack on eisel fighters in the syrian town of. i saw a member state in the town as thousands of people have been evacuated in recent weeks the s.d.f. says no civilians have been seen since saturday it accuses i still of using civilians as human shields to slow the operation more from hoda abdel-hamid in turkey syria border. we did hear from the that actually. the attack has the fighting has started again in their round. we also heard that there

generations calls on saudi arabia to make public the trials held over the murder of saudi genista melkus l.g. . a gun battle in the opposition leader arrested and accusations of crude plots and followed the reelection of the president of morals. chinese technology john wiley reports a boost in profits to sponsor a u.s. campaign to blacklist the company. so than three prominent female activists in saudi arabia have been released from jail they spent ten months in prison and were freed after the second hearing of the trial which is still going on there among eleven women activists who say they've been abused behind bars for promoting human rights council lopez as his report. a taste of freedom that may be short lived the saudi activist are among eleven women who were arrested in may for campaigning for human rights they've been temporarily released after their second court hearing but their trial is not over. the woman were arrested two months before the saudi government lifted its decades long ban on women driving it was part of a sweeping crackdown on activists who are promoting change the a

marginalized because of the numbers were small and too because all judea is extremely traumatized l.g.'s so a major mobilization october nine hundred eighty eight that forced a president to become a reformist and allow multi-party elections allow free and fair elections for the first time in the. history of controlled media the president was being criticised in algeria media this is we're talking not talking twenty eleven we're talking nine hundred eighty nine so very much you know in that direction but then this ended up with a nightmare in one thousand nine hundred two often the generally kuwait a group of eight generals supportive of them not among them but a supportive of them of the current teacher chief of staff gets all the. you know stage a coup and with the situation ended from september one thousand nine hundred two onwards into a very messy civil war. for his credit got the country out of this in another world he would be awarded a nobel prize laureate if he had the support of security and military institutions but he hadn't and it was a tug of war between one thousand nine

are almost synonymous with football fans in other words football fans are a key demography of protest l.g. past and present well of course when as students and young says there's always going to be a bit of creativity and one of those is not having mass protests with music so video has been put together as parts of the demonstrations and calls for liberation to take a listen to. the . so way by destroying the story and it's one of those stories i said that plays out on social media sites many videos just like this one this was actually posted an hour ago and you're getting plenty of it is not just from the capital but from across the country as well as photos and there's also been a sense of a convo in the state but what we would like is we're putting a call out to people who are in algeria and also ex-pats living outside the if they can send us their videos and their photos and just give us an idea of what they thought saw and we'd love to hear from me she can do that with a news group you can get hold of me on twitter messages and also find me on instagram. sorry thank you very much for

to keep his promise myself i am very happy to see that everyone is united were united not around one l.g. or in person not around one region but iran doll jiri as a whole and to say we are fed up we did up with this abuse of power algeria gained its independence from france on to a bitter colonial war in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the links between the two countries culturally and economically remain strong the french government say they will not interfere in the sovereign affairs of another country but behind the scenes their diplomats will be trying hard to be the midwives to change. polls are now closed in the coming or silence of the voting hours were extended in sunday's presidential election incumbent president assad mani is one expected to win a vote as rival say has been hijacked on the dole has moved in the capital moroni. costing the vote amid rising political tensions voters turned up in polling stations across the three islands that make up morris there was serious delays in some areas due to the late arrival of voltage material forcing the electoral commission to e

bundle up call for change comes as the protests against but think its twenty year will continue across l.g. . elephant oh hi everyone on come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera also coming up we will do.

we're also seeing korean displaymakers like l.g. amid reports that apple will adopt oled screens for three iphones to be released next year. now, over in sydney we are seeing the a.s.x. 200 on the back looking to extend declines for a third day. on r i -- mcfari on the the drag and the kiwi dollar is jumping after economic growth picked up in the fourth quarter. so switch it out to visualize the kiwi move. and i want to show this on the terminal because we do have the kiwi dollar back above 69 as observers assess the likelihood of a rate cut from the r.b. a.s.b. still sees that risk in 2019 because g.d.p. growth did slow over the course of 2018 by more than the central bank expected. now, despite that bit of cheer from the g.d.p. report, you have new zealand's 10-year yield potentially pushing toward 2%. tracking that fed fueled move that earlier saw the aussie benchmark yield further below 1.9%. but we are seeing that rally cool after the latest jobs data. the 10-year yield moving back above the 1.9% for aussie bonds. and we are se

dropped out of the race leaving the election in disarray there are also big demonstrations outside l.g. . area the french capital paris has a large ethnic algerian population people there are demanding beautiful acre retires from politics beautifully who was elected president in the one nine hundred ninety nine but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and is reportedly in switzerland for medical checks demonstrators say he's too weak to lead. on saturday he signed his veteran campaign manager seen as a tactic to calm the growing protest movement that there has been anything but calm in recent days or the two hundred people have been injured in clashes but many beautifully is the only leader they've ever known they want reforms to tackle high levels of unemployment that exceeds twenty five percent among those under thirty they want to new algeria leave barca al-jazeera. for more let's speak to political activists who joins us live from algiers and you have been out on the streets observing these protests help us to understand what is driving the