at least 10 protesters are shot dead across iraq as anger against the government shows no sign of letting up. as i'm seeking this is live from doha also coming up getting tough on protesters in chile the president introduces new measures to rein in violent demonstrations that have left at least 20 people dead. president former national security adviser is a no show at the impeachment inquiry john bolton says he'll testify only if a court clears it. facebook unveils plans to avoid misinformation in the lead up to the u.s. elections after it was criticized for not doing enough to remove misleading political posts. below police in iraq fired on protesters in the southern city of basra killing at least 7 people demonstrators have been staging a sit in for days blocking the entrance to the port of. many iraqi cities have been gripped by weeks of protests there's anger over a lack of public services corruption and unemployment and iraq's capital at least 6 more demonstrators were shot dead on thursday the clashes broke out on show bridge where security forces used live fire against protesters.

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fire on anti-government protesters killing at least 3 people there they were dispersing crowds near the main port of 1000 protesters burned tires to block main roads across the city more than 70 others were injured. and in the southern city of nasiriyah security forces killed 3 protesters and injured several others at least 320 people have been killed in demonstrations that began last month there angry over corruption high unemployment and poor public services at least 26 people have died in a plane crash in the democratic republic of congo the passenger plane carrying 17 people came down soon after takeoff in goma city it crashed into a residential area killing several people on the ground. with my family when i saw the plane spinning 3 times in the air and missing a lot of smoke between me fleet and after that we saw the plane crash into this house. rescue efforts are underway in kenya after heavy rain triggered landslides at least $41.00 people have been killed but the full scale of what happened is still not clear 7 current reports. these men are assessing the damage caused by s

but the rights group amnesty international says lethal weapons have been used indiscriminately on at least 4 occasions let's start with our latin america editor the c n human in santiago it's extraordinary site as we look on the high shot i mean it almost looks like a big party behind you with lasers there but it's been pretty serious. absolutely serious yes and serious that you know that you're just kind of expresses what you're saying that there's a mixture of both a festival a very combative atmosphere here there have been a huge numbers of people out on the streets again today facing tear gas water cannon pepper spray on the home. people are have been particularly angry by an unfortunate comment made by a police general he said and he was referring 2 to the use of pellet guns that have left at least 220 people injured in their eyes some people have lost one or both eyes and have been and for a long time the government had been arguing that they were only made of rubber now it's been discovered that indeed they had lead and other metal elements inside of them and so as of today the use

free survivors from the rubble of collapsed buildings after a deadly earthquake us struck overnight least 20 people have so far been found dead hundreds. of other things involved in germany's addressed in the jewel heist still no trace of the intruders who states the country's biggest post for robbery making off with priceless gold and jewels encrusted top. i'm sure gail welcome to the program we begin in the prime minister's chief of staff he's tourism minister and economy minister have all stepped down amid a growing scandal surrounding about a journalist. you know was killed in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption in the country. keith schembri chief of staff to the maltese prime minister resigns to other ministers swiftly left office conrad mitzi and chris cardona here on the left why the explanation from multis prime minister joseph muscat regarding his chief of staff decision to quit. she said this would enable the government to go ahead with its work serenely mort said and some suspect that what's really behind all this is the murder of stephany. a popular journalist

i think teenagers our bodies battery out is going on at least for a. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm martin denny's also coming up and those fly zones put in place in libya's capital which forces loyal to warn the world khalifa haftar have been fighting to recapture. the voting begins for a new president in guinea bissau after years of political turmoil. and how climate change is affecting the golden globe of the world heritage sites in the western pacific. where the passion for change in hong kong has translated into record numbers of people turning out to vote for district elections the poll is taking place after months of increasingly violent protests against the prey beijing government and at the last count more than one and a half 1000000 people had concept balance we'll get the very latest from sarah clarke our correspondent in a bit 1st his have report. as polls open to the people lined up around 4000000 have registered to vote in hong kong's district council elections after months of citywide on rest the people want their voi

the death toll from heavy rains that unleashed floods in western kenya has risen to 60 at least 7 of those are missing. and a small passenger plane crashes into a densely populated neighborhood in the city of goma in eastern democratic republic of congo at least 27 people have been killed. there counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territory's local elections the burj is seen by many as a test of public opinion on hong kong's relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protests at least 2900000 people cast their ballots that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results are expected in the coming hours in a moment we'll cross to rob mcbride who's standing by in hong kong but 1st scott hardly takes a look at the record breaking election and how it unfolded. in a hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of violent demo

i'm how he deal in doha the top stories on al-jazeera iraqi security forces have shot dead at least 7 protesters in bastra it follows reports that protesters tried to break in said government buildings earlier security forces broke up assists into the entrance of their ports that's the country's main ports for oil and food and in baghdad at least 6 more protesters were shot dead that's despite a government promise to stop using live ammunition more than 260 people have been killed since the beginning of knowledge on june reports from baghdad. forces used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the main source of iraq's oil wealth and demonstrations as you indicated have been going on there and not just port also you had thousands of demonstrators that are gathering around other government installations you had a group in the past few days to block the entrance the bus the provinces and also the oil refinery you had official to come out in the past

sort of leniency for a misconduct or at least. fierce conduct by u.s. troops the 3 service members who are involved here stan have been praised and supported and really made into sort of a cause celeb by conservative politicians and conservative news outlets and websites and especially the television networks fox news the television network to portray the 3 men as heroes rather than as war criminals and as we know president from watches a lot of fox news the president himself expressed his frustration over the prosecution's in a tweet last month saying we train our boys to be killing machines then prosecute them when they kill as you mentioned top military officials oppose the pardons the defense secretary mike s. mark esper as well as the army secretary ryan mccarthy said that this would undermine or degrade the uniform code of military justice and that it would perhaps encourage further disobedience to that code and possibly for similar incidents of the type that that the 3 were convicted of or accused of one of them was major matthew goldstein he was

deadly earthquake hits albania rattling the nation overnight the $6.00 magnitude tremor killing at least 16 people and injuring hundreds an intense search and rescue operation is underway to free survivors still believed to be trapped underneath collapsed buildings or in the capital tehran. on live ark if you so much for your company everyone we begin right here in germany where the manhunt is on for their grays and thieves that made off with priceless 18th century jewels in the german city of dresden police are now combing the crime scene at the green vaults museum still looking for clues that might lead them to the robbers all devastated museum officials are trying to work out what exactly they lost. treasures that even the french king louis the 14th was said to be jealous of the gemstone sets of the saxon prince elector 3 of them have been stolen their material value is estimated to be in the millions their cultural value is and calculable made 5 and it's a unique collection the biggest saxon treasure of the 18th century which is at the heart of that cultural heritage. that's just a f

action or streisand killed at least 3 children in serious and lead province ospital for women and children was among the targets several medical staff also ensured more details now from ha ha bar and ghazi on tap near the turkey syria border. strikes have targeted many medical facilities over the last few weeks in those areas we've just been in touch with the director of that hospital that was targeted basically he said that many people were injured mostly evacuated to other hospitals of the hospital is now out of service which means that many people who live in the in the area won't have access to any medical facility any time soon and this poses enormous challenges for the medical stuff in the area what is happening now is that the russian government backed by russian fighter jets are targeting rebel positions in the dusk deescalation so these are areas we would you would not supposed to be targeting following the 2018 agreement russia signed with turkey now that after rebel positions in by that's another man in shift in the middle of it is just south of it live and it seems they are try

at least 10 protesters a shot dead across iraq as anger against the government shows no sign of letting up . this is al jazeera live from dot also coming up. protestors define new mages by the president to crack down on violence. president former national security adviser is a no show at the impeachment inquiry john bolton says he will testify only if a court clears it. facebook's new plans to tackle misinformation in the lead up to u.s. elections is it doing enough. fellow iraqi security forces have shot dead at least 7 protesters in buses follows reports the protesters tried to break into government buildings earlier security forces broke up a 6 in to the entrance of the port that's the country's main port for oil and food in iraq's capital at least 6 more protesters were shot on thursday clashes broke out on the should a bridge where security forces used live fire against demonstrators how much june has more they. used live fire on protesters outside of government. their own. so reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the

at least temper testers are shot dead across iraq as anger against the government shows no sign of letting up. on how the market in this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up getting tough on protesters chile's president introduces new measures to rein in violence anti government demonstrations that have left at least 20 people dead. president transformer national security adviser is a no show at the impeachment inquiry john bolton says he will testify only if a court clears it's. the former congo these military leader known as the terminator gets 30 years in prison for war crimes including murder rape and recruiting child soldiers. police in iraq are far don't antigovernment protesters in the southern city of basra killing at least 7 people demonstrators had been staging a sit in for days now blocking the entrance to the ports of cars are many iraqi cities have been gripped by weeks of antigovernment protests as anger over a lack of public services corruption and unemployment well in iraq's capital at least 6 more protests were shot dead on thursday security forces fired at demonstr

at least 13 protesters a shot dead across iraq as anger against the government shows no sign of letting up . on this is edges it out live from doha also coming up getting tough on protesters in chile the president's new measures against violent demonstrations that have left at least 20 people dead. impeachment investigate to subpoena the acting white house chief of staff just hours after former trump advisor is a no show. facebook's new plans to tackle misinformation in the lead up to the us elections is it doing enough. low iraqi security forces have shot dead at least 7 protesters in basra that follows reports that protesters tried to break into government buildings earlier security forces broke up a sit in to be entrance of the port the country's main fought for oil and food in iraq's capital at least 6 more protesters were shot dead on thursday clashes breaking out on sure who the bridge where security forces used live fire against demonstrators. has more from bank. security forces used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some pr

at elsewhere in the deep sea at least 45 people have been killed as floodwaters swept through homes to wrench will rain hit the capital kinshasa causing landslides the severe flooding is stretched across much of central africa and left hundreds of thousands in need of humanitarian aid. lebanon's caretaker prime minister saad hariri says he doesn't want to be part of any new government and he's called on president bush maybe at least call for consultations to appoint a new leader resigned last month after nationwide government protests so in horror as this report. yet more turmoil and even more uncertainty in lebanon following 2 months of nationwide protests against the political establishment caretaker prime minister saddam had 80 who submitted his resignation a month ago has said he no longer wants to head a new government in a statement he said he is moving out of the way after those in power accused him of preventing a solution analysts say may be maneuvering not only does he have international standing and support but he is the leader of the sunni community in lebanon. it was clear

killings that take the total number of deaths inside them astray sions began back in october to at least $330.00 protesters are angry at what they say is widespread corruption and mass unemployment so on a fault in reports now from baghdad. the victims from the night before had not yet been laid to rest when new clashes claimed more lives on friday protesters threw stones and petrol bombs toward security forces on bug that historic russian street and breached a concrete barrier protecting iraq's central bank. security forces responded with tear gas and life ammunition many of the wounded were brought to makeshift hospitals like this one run by volunteer medics like many of her colleagues this doctor says she has been threatened for helping injured protesters and spoke on condition of anonymity yamani i legit today treated more than 15 people with my own hands their injuries are from my bullets and some have had wounds from being beaten with iron sticks we see between $150.20 injuries each day. one of those killed last night was 27 year old ahmed haitham a volunteer medic he was shot in t

due to readers live from berlin police in california respond to an active shooting at a school at least 5 people are reported injured in the incident sheriff's deputy swarm out in santa clarita near l.a. we'll go live to the u.s. also coming up a tenuous truce saying gaza after 2 days of violence palestinian militants wind down there rocket attacks on israel israel says it's respecting the cease fire after rates which killed $34.00 palestinians and catastrophic flooding in venice has residents scrambling to limit the damage done to that ancient city by the highest tide of half a century and this prime minister calling the floods a blow to the heart of the country. on large thank you so much for joining us everyone and we begin with breaking news in the u.s. authorities say at least 5 people have been injured in a school shooting in southern california a police are currently hunting a male suspect after he reportedly opened fire at saugus high school in the city of santa clarita all the school and several others in the area have been locked down the severity of the victim's injuries is n

but it's operating in 16 other states with at least 145000 prisoners under its care. declined to give us an interview and instead send us a statement saying quote cries and continues to focus on expanding the delivery of quality evidence based care that meets the needs of our clients in the population we serve. companies offering services to prisons and jails being to the 19. eighty's i hope we can count on your support in our war on crime in our efforts to protect the innocent and put the professional criminals in jail where they belong when tough on crime policies started putting record numbers of people behind bars beaker entrepreneurs lined up to take on lucrative contracts selling themselves as cheaper and more efficient than government agencies it worked for profit companies provide some part of prison health care to more than half of states according to one study both prisons and jails have been increasingly outsourcing their health care to private for profit corporations sometimes it's as in response to these claims that they can do it better and more cheaply

from his headquarters on main street, barker rolled at least paroled at least 2384 men. who were those men? as of april 11, barker is rolling these men. nearly 600 of those paroled at farm bill had been patients at the hospital. some of them only admitted days earlier. but many were able-bodied men whose units had been at appomattox at the morning of april 9. they came from nearly every confederate state in the army. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia, maryland, tennessee, and they arrived here in farmville where they were given the same condition that remain at appomattox. you can see the red circle on my map. in lynchburg where thousands, well, somewhere around 2000 calvary men had fled, many of them were still there, many of them had dispursed, but there was still a significant number that were in lynchburg, and they, too, offer themselves up to the federal calvary once union soldiers came to town. april 12 and april 13, u.s. authorities issued approximately 5000 paroles in lynchburg. unlike farmville, where soldiers had shown up pretty much as individu

is giving it at this conference and so far she is one at least for now. correspondent kate brady joins me from beth seaview conference susan forest kate the phrase of the day back me or sack me is anyone likely to take a k.-k. up on that challenge. well i think if we look back to earlier today and look at that 7 minute standing ovation that she's known as received after she gave that 90 minute speech and i think the simple answer there is no she really called her critics bluff today putting an offer on the table as you say was very much back me or sack me that said although it seems as though that leadership issue is off the table right now for the c.d.u. that question is definitely going to come up again next year when the c.d.u. like germany's other political parties will be gearing up for those 2021 elections and selecting who is going to run for them as their candidate to replace. as the german chancellor so this is an issue they certainly going to be cropping up again very soon. let's talk about that because one of a case harshest critics has been fo

at least 26 people have been killed in a plane crash in the democratic republic of congo aircraft came down in a residential area in the eastern city of goma authorities say the cause of the crash was pilot error. where former new york mayor michael bloomberg has announced he is running for president of the united states former republican became a democrat just last year and as one of the richest people in the world will 1st have to beat out other democratic candidates jostling to go up against president donald trump and 2020. romanian president klaus your highness has been re-elected for a 2nd term in a landslide election victory the conservative defeated leader of the social democrat party the only good done sheila run up to the election was dominated by allegations of corruption against and she goes party. it was electoral court has ordered a recount in the country's presidential runoff and says the results are too close to call luis chi poll from the center right national party has already declared victory early and unofficial results gave him a narrow lead over danielle martinez o

the help of donald trump and so on so forth and he still couldn't muster it this release or the at least the judiciary system still could indict him on fraud in and breach of trust and most importantly of bribery he according to the prosecutor general basically used his office for for his own personal benefit that does sound like what apparently or allegedly happened in the united states however unlike in the united states where the presidential system is quite. protective of a very strong presidency in a parliamentary system like in is that the prime minister doesn't have as much protection as an american president and that's why i think prime minister netanyahu will probably find it more difficult to resist the political pressure coming forward and the political pressure is forthcoming and i think that the now with not be able to stand all that pressure. to key witnesses in donald trump's impeachment inquiry of delivered more dramatic testimony on capitol hill a u.s. embassy official in ukraine gave details of a cold he overheard between president trump and the u.s. ambassador where th

understanding as much at least one should definitely go of papyri of their least puts us in the against so that hard to hear disaffection that. comes when they would couldn't just argue that the true costs of a to come most. were. or. were. what was . jill here's. the fun but somebody's got to do it where do you. go to the point here. but with the world lacking basic facilities style really help us college the pop culture is the fastest way those softest any problem mr toilets eyewitness documentary on al-jazeera. investigative journalism. a. global experts in discussion 3 toshiba deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst of it was brought to us when we went to stories from other angles. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to al-jazeera for relief programs to inspire you. what are you protesting about how does the weather online facing directly translate its flavor or if you join us on set this is an attack on academic freedom at the core of our ability to do research

video we use live from berlin police in california respond to an active shooting at a high school at least 5 people are believed to be injured in the incident unconfirmed reports say the shooter is in custody we'll go live to the u.s. for the latest also coming up a tenuous truce in gaza after 2 days of violence palestinian militants wind down there rocket attacks on israel israel says it's respecting a cease fire after reid's which killed $34.00 palestinians and a catastrophic flooding event has residents scrambling to limit the damage done to that ancient city by the highest tide in half a century at least prime minister calling the floods a blow to the heart of the country. all my life thank you so much for joining us everyone and we begin this broadcast with breaking news out of the u.s. where sally another school shooting has taken place authorities say at least 5 people have been injured in a high school shooting in southern california a male suspect reportedly opened fire at saugus a high school in the city of santa clarita people fleeing the scene local media are reporting he has b

of a deadly earthquake itself overnight killing at least 20 and injuring hundreds a search and rescue operation has begun to free survivors trapped beneath spilled. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. the prime minister's chief of staff he's tourism minister and economy minister have all stepped down amid a growing scandal surrounding a mounted journalist that. was killed in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption in the country. keith schembri chief of staff to the maltese prime minister resigns 2 other ministers swiftly left office conrad mitzi and chris cardona here on the left why the explanation from multis prime minister joseph muscat regarding his chief of staff decision to quit. she said this would enable the government to go ahead with its work serenely mort said and some suspect that what's really behind all this is the murder of stephany . a popular journalist described as a one woman wiki leaks killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago she had become known for exposing cronyism within the country's political and business elite 3 of those who now quit were all a

says at least $300.00 people have died since the protests began and. and firefighters in the australian state of new south wales say they're in uncharted territory with more than a dozen bushfires close in a severe risk there are reports of people being trapped in their homes. now hundreds of palestinians have gathered along the gaza israel border fence for the weekly friday protests the so-called great much of a return rallies began last march that's going to our correspondent rob matheson he's joining us live from gaza what's happening there rob. as you can probably see behind me crowds are beginning to make their way away from these protests they've been here for about an hour and we understand that according to the ministry of health these 10 people have been injured at 5 protest sites along the separation wall we don't yet know the nature of those injuries here we have seen several ambulances with their lights and alarms going backwards and forwards we've also seen a certain amount of. smoke being fired in tear gas being fired but this is not near

a car bomb kills at least 19 people in northern syrian town controlled by turkish backed fighters class the study questioning whether surgery is really necessary for many people with heart disease. bolivia's former president's able morale assess hold out as iraq he should be allowed to return and completes his final term in office he spoke in mexico where he fled after resigning last week following weeks of unrest the united nations is warning that the ongoing violence in bolivia could spin out of control and prevents new elections on friday 8 supporters of morale this were shot dead cheering fighting with security forces. well on saturday even marilyn spoke sanchez here is john home and. up until sunday if more rallies was latin america's longest standing current leader now pressured to resign by the military after accusations of electoral fraud he suddenly believe he is former president and in exile in mexico but after less than a week he told our dizzier he's already planning to go home. i can't be outside of the country i'm used to being with the people as a union leader president d

and iraqi security forces have opened fire on into government protesters in basra killing at least 3 people they were dispersing crowds near the main port and more than 70 others were injured. earlier security forces killed 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriyah at least $330.00 people have died in demonstrations across iraq since early last month. a spokesman for libyan ward cleaver hafter says a no fly zone is in place over the capital tripoli except for we take the airport after his forces have been fighting to take the capital from the internationally recognized government of national accord the tripoli administrations says any threat to civil aviation is a crime and a national and international law and prime minister boris johnson is alone launching his conservative party's manifesto intel for the head of the british general election on the 12th of december he says the stakes the u.k. have seldom been high and is promising a radical agenda for change all of those stories in half an hour in the news for me but i feel. in china cancer drugs can be pretty bit of leaks pensi

aim to clinch at least 15 gold medals hoping not just to put at least in the spotlight internationally but also so it may flourish as a popular sport in the philippines i want at least to. go into those who want. to be promoted despite limitations in resources and government support for the people athletes have always exult in combat sports like their black belt or gretchen miller lead who is a 3 time gold medalist in the sea games her records remain unmatched across asia to this day the athletes. sports commission now provides food which is the basic which is i'm glad that happened also there they got their food for free like before though we need $11000.00 beds and i receive i need to buy my own food every athlete stream not really the gold medal but you know at the end of the during the ceremony that year you're the reason why you're the national anthem is being played you know like everyone would be standing up. for your country for your flag. compared to other sports at unease cuts across social classes in the philippines he is a stick or 2 using sticks and knives and disguised as

at least 40 people have been killed in cities across iraq. since. at least 33.in the city of nasiriyah. is in place the governor of its province has resigned more than 350000 people have been displaced by flash flooding across kenya recovery efforts have been hampered by more heavy rain and floods in the. bridges have been difficult for humanitarian aid to reach affected areas at least 120 people have been killed. more powerful aftershocks for the strongest. rescuers are still finding survivors of. $6.00 it hit the capital cities in the west and north killing at least 40 people. and used to use after. syria's. special coverage. iran out starts what angry iraqi protestors were shouting as they set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of najaf a significant and run escalation but how much influence does iran wield in iraq is it a force for good or is it holding back the country and its people this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program i'm adrian finighan after months of violent anti-government protests in iraq anger has turned towards neighboring

another day of violence in iraq and security forces opened fire on protesters killing at least 7 wounding dozens more as the latest surge in violence and stem to government protests began in october. i'm ian use of welcome to the program vote counting is underway in hong kong after municipal elections and already pro-democracy candidates have made massive gains they have secured a majority with over $340.00 seats compared to nearly 40 seats for the probation camp election is seen as a chance for hong kong has to have a direct say about the city's direction after nearly 6 months of protests. as polls closed and results started to trickle in celebrations erupted among pro-democracy voters on the streets of hong kong activists urged people to go to the ballot boxes and the record turnout of hard around 70 percent searched out call . if there are more hong kong is casting their ballots it means that back to democracy so if this year's voter turnout is higher than the previous election i think that's quite positive. many voters wanted to make their voices heard following nearly half a year of

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thank you for joining us we begin the program in iraq's capital baghdad where at least 3 people have been killed after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters the killings that takes the total number of deaths since the demonstrations began in october to at least $329.00 demonstrators are angry at what they say is widespread corruption and mass unemployment the government has responded responded by promising political economic and social reforms but the country's top cleric says only quick electoral reforms will calm the unrest so wonderful tim has more now from baghdad. it's been another violent day in baghdad square i spoke to several eyewitnesses both protesters as well as volunteer medics who say they saw last year one of the major protests here in baghdad. where security forces the blood both tear gas as well as live ammunition to discourse disperse protesters around and i also spoke to one of the volunteer medics in one of those makeshift clinics without bread. he had treated several injured protesters had received i mean it's not it's important to say that so

them and it does seem we are still pretty much there we were this morning basically we know that at least 2 men broke into the building they were able to actually enter just through this window over my right hand shoulder they spent several minutes in the building going directly to one of the display cases breaking it up with an ax and by the police arrived some 5 minutes later they were already gone actually disappearing without a trace so far. there entails in reporting so what do the things do now well ben think of is an insurance broker welcome to day doubly so how do you get rid of a 1000000000 euros worth of gold diamonds rubies emeralds and sapphires that's a good question yes. i don't know they are raising them somewhere. putting them to pieces all they try to. get money out of it wherever it may be from in auction houses or are from the state from the state or from the country in the least i don't know exactly what they are doing it's interesting though you. know it we heard the head of the state museums there saying that we cannot give these jewels of value because they would be

at least 140000 people were killed in the attack.tens of thousands more died later because of the effects of radiation ever since the end of the 2nd world war there's been an international consensus an effort to contain the spread of nuclear weapons the global community has created several organizations and signed treaties to prevent potential nuclear attacks as of today 9 countries have admitted to possessing.

at least ten people have been killed in clashes and hundreds have been arrested.of new york, michael bloomberg, says he is sorry for his strong backing of the "stop and frisk" tactic used by the city's police. it disproportionately affected black and latino residents. the billionaire democrat said he believed the policy saved lives, but that good intentions were not good enough. mr bloomberg has indicated he may join the democratic race for the presidency, but has yet to confirm this. the 21—year—old greek player stefanos tsitsipas has won the tennis atp tour finals in london. tsitsipas came from a set down to beat dominic thiem in a 3rd set tie break to take the title, in his first appearance at the tournament. tsitsipas says he will mark the biggest victory of his career with a meal with his family and some champagne. large parts of central venice in italy are once again under water, as another exceptionally high tide inundated the city. three of the worst ten floods since records began in venice, nearly a hundred years ago, have now happened within a week. rich

should say to monday's bile and confrontations and chaos which we have seen across hong kong i at least 10 districts that we have been informed of and we know of and where we have also been she's also said that today's violence exceeds the protesters demands for democracy and the demonstrators and now the people's enemy she's also said reminded journalists to avoid misrepresentation of the facts which is the 1st time we've heard her refer to journalists specifically and she's told the protesters they will not succeed in securing their demands and as you mentioned this whole movement began against the extradition bill that extradition bill was withdrawn in september but then these protesters had 5 demands and she said today in this press conference on monday in the evening that she will not succumb about today's demands and certainly monday this is the 1st time we've. seen such violent clashes on a weekday and normally these protests are on weekends but on monday we've seen traffic chaos we've seen major disruptions across the transport networks and we've seen violent confrontations and

defied a curfew in the capital but with tons of vent their anger against planned economic reforms at least 3 people have been killed since protests began also on the show germany's conservative leader tries to rally support after a tumultuous year on the grass across the current our tells the c.d.u. she needs its full support to win the next election as she tries to step out of the shadow on the american lot of party conference and with german neo nazis demonstrating in on over against journalists we take a look at the ultra far right movement campaign choosing to date a photographer. i'm calling assman welcome to the program in colombia protests have resumed amid growing anger against president even to gays right wing government this comes as hundreds of thousands of colombians took to the streets in bogota and other cities earlier this week to protest to gays economic social and security policies as part of a nationwide general strike earlier today do they promised social reforms let's hear what he had to say. by the putin approach you must amanda starting next week i will launch a natio

curry will be out for at least three months but is expected to make a full recovery. the mexican holiday dia de los muertos, day of the dead, ends today, and millions of people around the world celebrated the three-day event. it has nothing to do with halloween. though, instead, it's a celebration of life and a reminder that death is nothing to fear. and a first for the international space station. a cargo ship loaded with supplies blasted off from nasa's facility in virginia this morning, and one of the items on board, a zero-g oven for the very first time ever. astronauts will be able to make cookies and other fresh-baked goods in space. two of hollywood's leading ladies take center stage in a new streaming series. reese witherspoon and jennifer aniston on how rules in hollywood with biggest names are teaming up for a new streaming series. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon star in "the morning show." they're also the show's executive producers. gayle king talked to the leading ladies about the project. >> are you actually trying to justify your action. >> you'r

security forces opened fire on protesters again on sunday killing at least 9 people at least $325.00 people have been killed across the country since protests began at the start of october iraq's parliament is set to discuss protesters demands later on monday let's bring in mohammed joining us from baghdad so the u.s. is backing that call for early elections any sign that that will happen. well that and we've heard many times from numerous officials over the past couple of weeks that. the parliament here was going to work on some type of electoral reform bill but what we've not heard are any concrete details as far as when that's going to take place and what exactly that kind of reform will look like and let me read you a little bit more from this statement from the white house it says the united states joins the u.n. assistance mission to iraq in calling on their iraqi government to halt the pilots against protesters and to fulfill president bottom fox promised to pass electoral reform and hold early elections now that's in addition to a statement that released last night from the u

at least battery out is going on at least for. a bit longer trying to be hyper you can. have different opinions isn't that what is important for you to see this show what your. candidates will face off in 18 districts with $452.00 seats up for grabs parties currently hold the majority in district councils but anger against the government could have broad their support for the 1st time the pro-democracy camp has candidates running in every seat past few months i can't sleep the young people just want to ask for just thank us for us for. 11 the government to give them the chance to to live by the. simple problem of pro-democracy activists joshua was disqualified for running in this election he cast his ballot urging others to do the same if they 1st police brutality call for free action is hard for them to but every vote is caught. well we still have to actually police have been deployed to monitor the polling birds after months of clashes the city's lady has called for calm on sunday as the arch we are facing an extremely challenging a situation in all the nice thing this

of the security forces days of nationwide demonstrations against petrol price rises have killed at least 11 people the cost of fuel soared when the government cut subsidies and amounts rationing iran's leaders say they will stand by their decision on denouncing rioters as bandits and hooligans dosage bar has the latest from tehran. the number of deaths has gone up since the protestors began on friday according to official figures. 11 people have been killed 5 of those belong to the security forces 6 civilians that make up the arrests now these figures are coming to us from official state channels and officially we've heard the numbers to be much higher but we cannot verify that these demonstrations are being met with all the security forces inside the country since the supreme leader announced on sunday morning his views that he supported the government's decision to increase fuel prices the intelligence ministry the revolutionary guards have all issued statements saying that they will prevent any kind of gathering from taking place across the country and as a result of that over the pas

i woke up pretty much in tranquillity it looks like a normal saturday morning at least for now after today's unprecedented demonstration protests and some cases of looting in parts of the city and after a night of curfew the 1st curfew in 42 years in and here in the capital hundreds of people defied the curfew and held. these protests in which they hit on the parts and on the streets and they've been chanting hours after the start of the curfew. dozens of them in front of the house of a president who came most of these protests are against his government that most people here believe the government hasn't done enough to implement a peace deal with fark rebels that was signed in 2016 hasn't done enough to defend the lives of social leaders indigenous leaders that are being killed and alarming rates in many parts of the country there's also a konami issues and proposed reforms to the pension system and labor reforms that the people are protesting again there were calls for moat more protests this morning but nothing has happened yet where one at one of the gathering points but we haven

base at the world health organization at least 3 people were killed including a w.h.o. worker elsewhere people's anger has turned on un peacekeepers being blamed for not keeping people safe from the increasingly restive east of the country catherine sawyer reports from goma. another tense day in. a protest a shot dead by a policeman on saturday. the policeman was later killed by an angry mob. they marched through the city with his body in a way to the area where he was shot in the head. the bodies one of 6 people who have been killed. over the weekend people here are not and their anger is directed to the u.n. peacekeeping mission called one school they blame the peacekeepers for failing to protect them from a tox from an armed group in the area called allied democratic forces or. the un mission has also been accused of using excessive force of protest as one of our peacekeepers showed that a protester was. then the peacekeepers so we are still in the process so very fine old socks and fact checking the ripples we have received in the midst of all this another tragedy h