protesters clashed with police in bellows after state exit polls predict victory for president alexandre looker sanker in sunday's election. time about this and this is all it is ever live from doha also coming up government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut 2 ministers resign amid growing public anger after tuesday's devastating blast confirmed covered 1000 cases in the u.s. reach 5000000.

elsewhere signs a trust in the system is running out on lookers how this man escaped the clutches of police. that just 5 siders are paying attention to the u.s. says warren sanctions are on the table what the people delivers to have the freedoms that they're demanding that they think are in their best interests. we watch the protests we we urge that these that the non violent protesters be protected and armed. back on the streets the protests were more subdued on wednesday night go away they chanted no sign yet that this uprising has run its course. straight to minsk then where we join john this to honolulu baco welcome to t.w. let's start with the president's claim that the protesters on the streets of criminals and unemployed you've been at today's the protests to what did you see. well these are people from all walks of life basically this is you these are the elderly women. man and this is a medical workers they cite a professional they say they're professionals this is middle class so basically every social group is currently protesting and every social group is outraged by the

on lookers how this man escaped the clutches of police. i. just outsiders are paying attention to the us has worn sanctions are on the table what the people belarus to have the freedoms that they're demanding that they think are in their best interests. we watch the protests we we urge that these that the non violent protesters be protected and armed. document peaceful protests have been taking place on thursday there is no sign yet that this uprising has run its course. and for more now i'm joined by journalist hannah. she is in minsk on it's good to have you on the program it's outrageous to hear president lukashenko trying to blame these atrocities on unemployed people you were at today's protest what did you observe it. hi hello good evening i'm actually not far away. from me like a shot from the venue where they protest this happening right now being nice to him going ok. this isn't up to different people here from all walks of life these are the. 5 younger people. women families that people can come in family and someone from belarus wh

don't do it on lookers yell. was. 7 shots of fired. the car horn blares under body weight. 29 year old jacob blake was trying to stop a neighborhood dispute according to his family's lawyer you know his young children were in the vehicle his fiance witnessed the shooting it was 2 male officers and one female and so male officers instantly like detained i'm like you know put your hands about like no questions or none of it and i'm just trying to simply get the kids out the car my wait a minute like he didn't do not they're wrong like you know just excellent questions 1st before you pin this man up against the cover and not even say no no my furthermore the kids in a car they didn't even know the kids was in the car blake survived and remains in a serious condition in hospital several police officers have been placed on administrative leave a state investigation is under way. and will be clear this was not an accident this wasn't bad police work this felt like some sort of indebt a being taken out on a member of our community. protests a

don't do it on lookers yell. was. i 7 shots of fired. the car horn blares underbody weighs. 29 year old jacob blake was trying to stop a neighborhood dispute according to his family's lawyer his 3 young children were in the vehicle. blake survived the shooting and remains in a serious condition in hospital several police officers have been put on administrative leave a state investigation is under way. and we clear this was not an accident this wasn't bad police work this felt like some sort of vendetta being taken out on a member of our community. protests a rough day on sunday night in the town of can no show wisconsin vehicles were set ablaze windows smashed a police officer was reportedly injured. outrage grew on monday demonstrators once more having to insist that black lives matter. it always comes back to these hands up don't shoot that's what we do heads up don't shoot but doesn't matter no because it doesn't get there. we still we still get. demonstrations have spread to other cities jacob blake's name is now added to the long l

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news live from berlin the pressure is mounting on lookers shameka protestors in belarus turn up the heat on their president on the streets of minced 3 weeks after a disputed election he claimed to win now says he'll head to russia to seek president's proteins help. and germany's president condemns far right activists who attempt to storm germany's parliament hundreds marched on the high start building here in berlin during a protest against coronavirus restrictions front by the standby of calls their actions an intolerable attack on democracy. and after decided to change the street name because it was deemed racist campaigners now want the sorties to go further street and the train station in the german capital are named after the slavery book uncle tom's cabin a basketball player in berlin says it is offensive and has joined the sport's push for social support. as well come to the program police in the region capital minsk have arrested more than $100.00 anti-government protesters who were demanding that president will examine the step down police accuse them of taking part in the illeg

don't do it on lookers you know. 7 shots are fired. because a hole in blair's under body weighs. 29 year old jacob blake was trying to stop a neighborhood dispute according to his family's lawyer you know his young children were in the vehicle his fiance witnessed the shooting it was 2 male officers and one female and the 2 male officers instantly like detained i'm like you know put your hands about like no questions or none of it and i'm just trying to simply get the keys out the car my wait a minute like he didn't do not the wrong like you know just answering questions 1st before you pin this man up against the cover and not even say no no my furthermore the kids in the car they didn't even know the kids was in a car. blake survived and remains in a serious condition in hospital several police officers have been placed on administrative leave a state investigation is under way. and will be clear this was not an accident this was a bad police work this felt like some sort of been dead or being taken now on a member of our community. p

earlier she addressed her fellow citizens in a new video message urging them to keep up the pressure on lookers shango with more strikes almost 2 weeks after the disputed election threw the country into political turmoil. of us to get up so you can join entirely legal and powerful weapon against the regime and they know it that's why they intimidate you leave the fear mongering to the dictatorship remember you are not alone i'm asking you to keep on strike who will make the call it he says the voices he has stolen from us. those in favor of the belorussian president are making their voices heard motorists have been displaying the official red and green flag while driving in and around minsk and i large rally took place in the eastern city of the fitz thursday thousands gathered in an amphitheater chanting their support. the this week expressed its solidarity with anti-government demonstrators in belarus and rejected the outcome of the election and that prompted russia's foreign minister to warn europe against any form of meddling saying it to risk a repeat of the casting in ukraine back in 2014

and white flags are being shown everywhere and there is so much anger at the rallies in support of lookers schenk were happening very spontaneously to get approval from local officials literally the day before gatherings like this are not so much for a look at but in support of stability in belarus and maintaining good relations with russia. or the e.u. has confirmed destroying up sanctions against bellary sufficient who are suspected of election fraud and violence against protesters block hasn't disclosed yet whether or not alexander lukashenko is on the list in fact brussels lifted penalties on him 4 years ago meanwhile lithuania is banned looking shank and $31.00 other brother russian officials from entering the country he stressed that there should be no foreign meddling in the crisis moscow points out though vilnius is doing precisely that with its sanctions on the. i was saving the you held an emergency video conference on the crisis what do you know nervously rejected the results of this spirited election and expressed full support for the opposition parties donald quarter looks how

looker, ithink, as you said in your introduction, this is a system that has been now in place for decadesof interests at stake here. and people and groups are going to defend these interests and are not going to give up the power they have had for decades, from their fathers, they have had for decades, from theirfathers, grandfathers, and now, some of them, you know, theirfamilies and now, some of them, you know, their families have and now, some of them, you know, theirfamilies have been in powerfor a long time and some of them are warlords who appeared on the scene during lebanon's civil wars in the 19805. lebanon's civil wars in the 1980s. and so this government resigned. definitely a new government will be in place. who knows when? it usually ta kes who knows when? it usually takes months for the ruling elites to come together and make a deal among themselves to agree on a new cabinet. so maybe the humanitarian disaster that unfolded last week and the economic crisis that has been going on since october may prove to be a catalyst for a quick formation of the government, though i don't

forgive you de chant the accounts of torture and abuse of thousands of detainees has also and good lookers shanker supporters and people who were never interested in politics were protesting here against the violence which is happening is the reason we acknowledge the people can have different political views and preference us but under no condition can people be beaten up and raised in the police station as in eyes and ears and he must go our way we don't need and as a blood with just me and peace and we. want just honestly election last atlanta the kind of guy the woman many voted for in last weekend's election has gone into exile campaign among kolesnik over addresses the crowd. she was she was the more we go on expressing our dissatisfaction the sooner change will come. for the 1st time in 26 years we feel that we are a free european nation and we are together together we shall when. i sense and see 7 mins silence has changed into one we find only fighting words i'm sorry i'm trying to be the fake i'm. in a desperate attempt to show he still has support because shankar organized a pro-

owned tractor factory throughout the country thousands of workers are on strike to protest against a looker shankara. didn't even touch it. we can't stand the situation anymore people a friend but they will have my vehicle and now factory has many most locals who are was. when. they have come out of their factory and are now heading to the city center the protests and not only against the police crackdown but also against what they call our rigged elections these are very unusual. arriving at independence square the protesters are met by soldiers protecting the government house pension starts to build but suddenly one soldier drops his shield and then this happens the. peace remember you have a mother to my baby you cannot do this why are you standing him. that it was a right it was meanwhile look at shankar is warning of more violence as he accuses foreigners of provoking the protests new suit is we should just know what is stay clear of the streets now you have to understand that you and your children are being used like. people have already arrived from poland the netherlands ukraine and

actors joined a rally at the ministry of education with teachers also gathered to protest against lookers shankar's this beautiful reelection earlier this month he's announced that all teachers who don't share his ideology will be sacked. i've been working at the school for 35 years i've come here to declare that teaches don't agree they are very brave people because it is scary for dismissed teaches there are plans to establish private schools so they can take children and still earn money thanks while hundreds of teachers stage a peaceful rally police vehicles arrive some protests are scary and children shout we are not scared. was going to france and in fact there is again and still because broadcasters say some things thanks for the story in spite of crisscrossed by the fact that we. made teachers taking to the streets it seems the president is increasingly alienating professionals who are the rulers of his government or fashionable to have become more and more united in their fight against him and his 26 years in power step fasten al-jazeera mints. a u.s. attempt to reimpose sanction

good lookers shanker in a detention vehicle these people are chanting meanwhile also viewed music is coming from the government's loudspeakers along with orders to stop the unofficial gathering father of thousands killed ordering them to leave the square these people are not going anywhere with the military on standby this is the biggest acts of violence we've seen and salaries so far since the disputed presidential vote on august 9th protesters have been in frying the authorities by gathering every day calling for an end to president lukashenko us 26 year rule ahead of sunday's rally the ballot army rolled into the central city streets a wall. running to those marching that any under arrest me a monument and statues would not be tolerated but the feared violent crackdown did not happen. when tens of thousands march towards local shankar's residents on police blocked the road in what looked like a scene from a war movie because shango was filmed flying over the city in a helicopter wearing an armed fast together with his 15 year old son in combat gear and the president emerged from t

tackled in public anger builds as protesters in belarus vent their anger at president looker sanka calling for him to step down. and welcoming back to wrists with open arms how brazil is trying to recover from billions of dollars lost because of coronavirus. it's taken 15 years and now a un backed court is delivering a verdict relating to the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri he and 21 others were blown up in a massive car bomb attack in 2005 the 4 defendants are not in courts they're members of the armed group hezbollah which has repeatedly denied involvement in the attack speaking a short time ago the trial chamber judge said the prosecution's case relied heavily on evidence from mobile phone networks. the successful attack on mr hariri was carefully planned and implemented the 6 core red network mobile users were responsible for mr hariri as mota on the 14th affair be 2005 the yellow blue and red mobile network mobile uses observed mr hariri and his convoys movements in the weeks and months before the attack the attack was an act of terrorism that was designed

well despite the opposition's allegations of fraud the electoral commission says results so far show looker sankoh winning with 81 percent of the vote step was with the main opposition candidate as she cast her ballot. cheers for start line up the kind of guy who went into hiding on the eve of the election because she feared arrest that was after 8 members of her team including her campaign manager were reportedly detained at 1st a reluctant presidential candidate she has grown into the biggest hope many belorussians have for change then are you worried about your safety. everybody. would be kind of guy at election rallies attracted the largest crowds valorous i seen in decades with 2 other women on her site the wife and complain manager of 2 other jailed opposition figures she can paint across the country on the eve of the election one of them fled abroad and the other one aria kolesnikov i was briefly detained she's undeterred but i have a great hopes that all dreams are. today tomorrow or day after tomorrow is the beginning of the end it's a beginning of a new life she came out of hiding

square started swelling if vested and fiery mood in sharp contrast with the threatening words of lookers shanker and his soldiers standing nearby. al-jazeera. japan's emperor has expressed deep remorse for his country's wartime past a ceremony marking 75 years since japan surrendered to allied forces during the ceremony. prayed for world peace and said that he hopes the ravages of war will never again be repeated earlier prime minister shinzo rb avoided a personal visit to a controversial shrine which has cause division between japan and china and south korea instead he said to rachel offering to the sunni shrine which honors the war dead joining me now is lauren richardson director of studies at the australian national university is asia pacific college of diplomacy joins me now via skype from cambridge have you with us on the program loren thanks for your time i mean for the japanese instigating war along with the germans is a hard lesson to teach and learn from but learn the japanese have and they've been respected really for what they've achieved since world war 2. yes that's true i

forgive you de chant the accounts of torture and abuse of thousands of detainees has also and good lookers shango supporters and people who were never interested in politics will protest here against the violence which is happening as the recent nation we acknowledge that people can have different political views and preference us but on the no can this income people be beaten up and raised in the police station as it is and here must go away we don't need and as a blood we just me it's peace and we. want justice honestly election last atlanta. the woman many voted for in last weekend's election has gone into exile now campaigner mario kolesnik over addresses the crowd. she was she was the more we go on expressing our dissatisfaction the sooner change will come. for the 1st time in 26 years we feel that we are a free european nation and we are together together we shall win. i cry sometimes it seems to me instead of changing my body fighting for our child sides. in a desperate attempt to show he still has support look i shan't organized a pro-government rally earlier in the day a few 1000

least for now but after thousands of these that inch and a violent government crackdown pressure on lookers shanker to step down will only grow step process al jazeera minsk a media tycoon in hong kong who's a major critic of the chinese government has been released on bail jimmy lyon to this sons were arrested under a controversial new security law he was surrounded by supporters in the media as he left the police station people chanted fight till the end and have an apple a day referring to lies apple deniz paper which has vowed to keep criticizing the government the u.k. and france are now working on new measures to stop immigrants from crossing the english channel so far this year more than 4000 people have successfully made the journey on small boats and since thursday at least 600 people have been intercepted making the crossing u.k. immigration minister chris philip is in paris for talks there he says the 2 nations will work at pace to finalize a new plan for shutting down that route. any border is a shared responsibility and the united kingdom and france today we knew they reaffirme

as process screw calling for him to step down there's been a 7th day of mass protests against the looker saying because rule the promise of the state media joining the ranks. president trump has continued to back his pick for postmaster general despise accusations that he's purposely trying to sabotage mail in voting ahead of november's election the u.s. postal service is warning that it can't guarantee that or ballots will arrive in time to be counted yet he's a fantastic man he wants to he wants to make the post office great again you hear the expression he wants to make the post office great again i don't know what he's doing i can only tell you he's a very smart man he'll be a great postmaster general and he needs obviously if you're going to do these millions of ballots out of nowhere he's going to obviously need funding but the democrats aren't willing to provide other things and therefore they're not going to get the funding for that but you know you're going to have. a catastrophic situation with universal mail in and on top of it the democrats aren't willing to give the people t

if you're a woman of color the barrage of hate attacks and abuse rarely even raises eyebrows among lookers or those entrusted to protect you. america got a front row seat to this level of unmitigated male rage when congresswoman alexandria kazuo cortez was accosted on the steps of the u.s. capitol her colleague republican congressman ted yoho of florida called her crazy out of her mind dangerous and after following her a few more steps shouted the b word if you're wondering what that is i can't say it on t.v. . after yoho gave a half hearted non apology declaring his wife and daughters reasons why he couldn't be violent or aggressive towards women alle c. gave the women's empowerment speech for the ages laying bare why men like yoho are dangerous how prevalent toxic methodology is in our society and what women particularly women of color are faced with even when they sit in seats of power ale see not only schooled yoho in her speech but every man who has ever attempted to diminish or devalue women and while we're on the topic of schooling it seems like public education in the area of code

square started swelling if festive and fiery mood in sharp contrast with the threatening words of lookers shanker and his soldiers standing nearby step class and al-jazeera mints. the 1st time in 6 months passengers from mainland china are being allowed to transit through holes international airport the city is gradually relaxing its coronavirus travel restrictions it's a much needed boost to the city's flagship carrier cathay pacific a wednesday the airline reported a loss of more than $1000000000.00 warning it did not expect a meaningful recovery in passenger demand for some time adrian brown has more. time in hong kong international airport there have been plenty of picture metaphors during this crisis over the past 6 months and this is another one of them as you can see it's like a vast empty mostly and right now i remember this is one of the world's busiest international airport well things have eased a little bit on saturday as you rightly point out passengers arriving from mainland china are now able to transit in hong kong for up to 24 hours although they can't leave the airport t

square started swelling if festive and fiery mood in sharp contrast with the threatening words of lookers shanker and his soldiers standing nearby step class and al-jazeera means. time for a short break here now to see about when we come back oh hello accusations of the trail palestinians protest against an agreement between the u.a.e. and israel. and fears that beirut hospitals are running out of medicines of the last weeks before last we reported mcdonald's child comes $0.03 more in the states . but. i would say it's a rather stormy weather just around the middle of the states of the u.s. you see this little clutch of showers there just around the carolinas pushing up towards maryland easing up towards new england more wet weather live the storms violent storms pushing out of central canada down around the dakotas again last making its way further east with as we go on through sas day heavy showers there just around the appalachians over towards virginia notice further west where we could do with the rain still very hot same fate it's 45 celsius also enough to across a good part of cali

an hour later after a few on looker's removed -- another was nicked by a bayonet.condemnation of what he considered a military occupation. >> we are now and territory. in these bayonet's it. and the bloody place of this, he was painted it and then felt. in the hands of the united states and this first 101st airborne division. >> there are now 36 blacks going to central high school, altogether 126 going to school in little rock on a desegregated basis. this is a little less than 2% of all students. elsewhere there has been voluntary desegregation of department stores and hotels in the city. plans are in the way for restaurants. the city auditorium and parks have been segregated, the swimming pool has. not the events of september 1957, generated much resentment in the south from federal power. a somewhat different view, particularly among the businesses who notice the reluctance of new businesses to move into arkansas because of the racial tension. otherwise the mystery remains, why did it happen here. >> how heavily so far seen the freedom rides, the citizens, non v

nationals have been detained in the lead up to the country's presidential elections on sunday sound on lookersango has not specified who was arrested or why but it is facing his strongest challenge to his 26 year rule there was the headlines now it's back to witness by. the way. it was a sad day in the late ninety's when my job he passed away. my grandfather in the country and i don't really passed away i wish. i was drinking too much and i didn't care what was happening in my life. i was worried. he already lost 2 grandsons to group and was desperate to help me. that. it was important for the langley to take or not more young people so they can learn on a country. with the youngest one on the trip. it felt good to be out there no pomp and no discretion. spotted it told me to not fires or not know we are coming that's part of the earth like spiderman up to the closer we got to go down the faster you let them fight us . what are you going to do is want to everywhere it was tried it out. at 1st i don't it was good plenty of warning. but then i saw a spider he was upset. 6 that let it go. but. i

don't do it on lookers yelled. my. 7 shots are fired. my car horn blares under body weighs. 29 year old jacob blake was trying to stop a neighborhood dispute according to his family's lawyer his young children were in the vehicle his fiance witnessed the shooting it was 2 male officers and one female and so male officers instantly like detained i'm like you know put your hands about like no questions or none of it and i'm just trying to simply get the kids out the car my wait a minute like he didn't do not they're wrong like you know just excellent questions 1st before you pin this man up against the car and not even say no no my furthermore the kids in the car they didn't even know to kids was in the car blake survived and remains in a serious condition in hospital several police officers have been placed on administrative leave a state investigation is under way. and will be clear this was not an accident this wasn't bad police work this felt like some sort of in debt or being taken out on a member of our community. protests a rough da