the former president laurent gbagbo awaiting trial for war crimes at the hague. a man that leads the party divided his party. many supporters are not going to vote for that presidential candidate. three of the 10 candidates pulled out, leading to voter apathy, people feel they don't have a lot of choice leading to some frustration. the officials are aware of that, the military is on the street. strongholds for laurent gbagbo, patrolling and maintaining a high presence and surprisibility. police on the streets with vehicles mounting, just in case there's trouble. >>> now, israel and jordan agreed on new measures to calm tensions over the al-aqsa mosque compound. a key commitment is that the rules allowing muslims to pray in the compound will be maintained. 56 palestinians and eight israelis died in violence since the beginning of october. the measures outlined by u.s. secretary of state after a meeting with mahmoud abbas. a palestinian has been shot by israeli settlers in the occupied west bank. stephanie dekker has the latest from ramallah. >> there's a few movin

27 and don't want to go killing each other anymore. >> reporter: 3,000 people were killed when laurent gbagboo accept the 2010 election and eventually the forces over powered gbagbo by crimes on both sides but he has been held to account and war crimes start soon and violence in the build up to this election but all the presidential candidates are calling for calm. he is widely expected to win but not leaving anything to chance campaigning right up until the last month and his opponents say he is influencing the election commission adding laurent gbagbo to the role and to intimidate the critics. he says he is the candidate who will bring reconciliation. he leads gbagbo's fbi party but have joined a boycott and incumbent says it irrelevant. >> that is because they know they cannot win. so they think that is okay. >> reporter: but he thinks the election is a joke and the result may not be accepted. >> translator: we are hearing there might be some trouble but this will be good if it happens, we have a serious problem of lack of leadership. now that gbagbo is in prison. we are only waiting for t

the military is on the street in strongholds of laurent gbagbo. they are patrolling, maintaining a high presence. police mounted with the machine-guns in case there's trouble. >>> heavy fighting between pro-government forces and houthi rebels in tiaz left 17 dead. hundreds of civilians have been killed over the past seven months. a houthi blockade of the city left residents with a shortage of food and no access to medical care. >> police in montenegro fired tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters. opposition supporters were marching through parliament to end the resignation of the prime minister who has been in power for 25 years. the demonstration began peace flay, but turned violent after people began to throw molotov cocktails and stones at the police. the government's plans to join n.a.t.o. angered some opponents. the president of the maldives said the vice president is a threat to national security volioing thelers of ahmed adeeb over an alleged assassination plot. he was questioned along with 7 others on yameen abdul gayoom's boat. he w

. >> reporter: in 2010 then incumbent president laurent gbagbo refused to accept defeat, sparking months of violence. 3,000 were killed at the moment. laurent gbagbo at the moment is awaiting trial for crimes against humanity at the international criminal court at the hague. his influence was felt at the poll, many of the supporters felt there was none this time around, representing them. that could create a problem for the next government if it wants to make sure everyone in the country is included in reconciliation and moving the country forward. >> the african union released a report into south sudan's civil war. accusing the state of organized systematic hurt murder in the capital juba. it was held by a former president, shelved to give peace talks a chance. a spokesman for the government, joins us from the capital juba. the report find that the south sudan committed human rights violations, some of which are killings, murder, torture - they could constitute war crimes. what is your reaction? >> first of all, the report that was released yesterday does not defer what has leaked. that

don't want to go into killing each other any more. >> reporter: 3,000 people were killed when laurent gbagbo to accept alassane ouattara 2010 election and eventually the forces over pored gbagbo besides the crimes committed by both sides but gbagbo has been held to account and war crime trial starts soon and has been some violence in the build up to this election but all the presidential candidates are calling for calm. he is widely expected to win but not leaving anything to chance campaigning right up until the last moment. his opponent's accuse him of using his condition to get the election for the voters to tell material role and sending security forces to intimidate his critics. he says he is the candidate who will bring reconciliation, he leads gbagbo's fbi party now but the hard liners joined a boycott, the incumbent says is irrelevant. >> because they know they cannot win so they can boycott and that is okay. >> reporter: but he thinks the election is a joke and result may not be accepted. >> translator: we are hearing there might be some trouble but this will be good if it happens.

laurent gbagbo faces four count of crimes against humanity arising from violence in which 3,000 were killed. charges include rape and murder. the man who leads doesn't enjoy full party support, and members say they'll boycott the ballot. angry that the weres has never been held accountable for the roll his fighters play. >> the reason i'm not voting is people were killed last time, for reconciliation you need both sides involved, one is in the hague. >> i'm here voting for alassane ouattara, because of what he's done. he has proved himself. >> reporter: the biggest challenge is a long-lasting peace. that play happen if everyone's engaged or involved in the political process. >> if the country's future economic success is equally shared, that may help. it will take more than an election to heel all the wound here, however peaceful it is. >> it's six months since nepal was hit by worst earthquakes. more than 9,000 were killed. parts of the country lays in ruins. we have more from the capital. >> this is one of the seven world heritage sites in nepal. this one was damaged by the quake.