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unknown future how long can we keep silent we study hard to graduate and then want we stay at home maddy has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after wrangling in the parliament the u.n. special representative in iraq is urging patience she says no government could comprehensive lee tackle past and present challenges in just one year whether protesters heed that advice remains to be seen the talks are going to aim. baghdad . demonstrators in algeria have rejected plans for fresh elections in december 3rd they'll be neither free nor fair. to government activists want anyone willing to present a disease beautifully could be removed from power he was forced from office in april but many of his former allies still hold senior positions more mass rallies are planned for friday. president michel aoun says lebanon must change from a sectarian state to a civil one his comments come as antigovernment protests continue with demonstrators calling for political leaders to resign plans to reopen schools and universities have been cancelled and to lead lead to more hard to look ma

of prime minister idol dilma haiti and holding elections it was a yes but speech to protesters yes maddy will resign but only once a successor is determined yes elections will be held but only after a new election law is implemented and a new election committee formulated rice said it was the prime minister is willing to submit his resignation but he's also asking the political parties to find a replacement within the constitutional and legal measures that would prevent a constitutional vacuum no time frame was given from haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days. monitored by the u.n. to ensure they're free and fair they publicize this until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators they didn't give them any hope at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the mahdi or having his cabinet resign as a festive there were high hopes when it was announced that president saleh would address the country on thursday eve

unknown future how long can we keep silent we study had to graduate and then what we stay at home maddy has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after wrangling in the parliament the un special representative in iraq is urging patience he says no government could comprehensive lee tackle past and present challenges in just one year whether protesters heed that advice remains to be see that talks are going to. back. schools and some banks in lebanon have reopened after weeks of antigovernment protests the demonstrations continued overnights with activists demanding that all political leaders step down earlier the president's mission all in calls for the next cabinet to include minister is based on their competence instead of their political affiliation and to not be more hard to look many today we are shrink into a government and we hope the upcoming government will live up to the gracious of the people it should gain the confidence of the people and members of the parliament it must be a government which is capable of achieving what the previous governments had failed

unknown future how long can we keep silent we study hard to graduate and then what we stay at home and maddy has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after wrangling in the parliament the u.n. special representative in iraq is urging patience he says no government could comprehensive lee tackle past and present challenges in just one year whether protesters heed that advice remains to be seen the talks are going to aim. baghdad the us is imposing new sanctions on iran this time targeting the construction sector and trading in materials used by its military the state department is accusing iran elite revolution the job of directly or indirectly controlling tehran's construction industry is also identified for materials allegedly used in iran's police to misao program and has issued an embargo on its trying to. the battle for control of the so-called safe zone in northeast syria has intensified kurdish fighters and troops from the syrian army have exchanged fire with opposition forces it comes as turkey and russia plan to start joint patrols of the area on friday reports fro

haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days monitored by the un to ensure they're free and fair they have publicized this until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators and they didn't give them any hope that at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the or having his cabinet resign as a. there were high hopes when it was announced that president saleh would address the country on thursday evening instead there was greater anger and resolve among protesters one called the speech a joke this week the protests in baghdad have been fueled by students many skipped school members of the teachers attorneys unions boycotted work. i asked my teachers why do we study and when we have an unknown future how long can we keep silent we study had you graduate and then want we stay at heart but i've done it i believe you mad he has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after wrangling in the parliament the un spec

haiti and holding elections it was a yes but speech to protesters yes maddy will resign but only once a successor is determined yes elections will be held but only after a new election law is implemented and a new election committee formulated rice said it was the prime minister is willing to submit his resignation he's also asking the political parties to find a replacement within the constitutional and legal measures that would prevent a constitutional vacuum no time frame was given from haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days monitored by the u.n. to ensure their free and fair they have until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators they didn't give them any hope at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the mahdi or having his cabinet resign as a festive there were high hopes when it was announced that president saleh would address the country on thursday evening instead there was greater anger and re

on the different iraqi political factions in order to prevent that ignition of fire that i've been maddie we all know that soleimani the head of the other chords force in the air on the revolutionary guard he visited baghdad a few weeks ago and he asked for the political factions to support either lived in maddie and also annoyed that the supreme leader of iran ali had been a he called up on the iraqi government to crush the protesters so now i think iran is in a very difficult was ition because its influence in iraq is seen as seen actually. badly by this by this protest movement which have been really directed against iran and defeat us because iran has established a bottom line power in iraq which i that i did maddie said he's not responsible for the killing of the protesters over the past few weeks so i would about the actually was was asking who was then. shooting at the protesters and of course the answer is the iran militias who are taking the orders from cause i'm sorry manning up from the iraqi from the iraqi government or the iraqis now are trying to regain control and i'm talki

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hideous resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days monitored by the un to ensure they're free and fair they have publicized this until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators and they didn't give them any hope that at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the or having his cabinet resign as a. there were high hopes when it was announced that president saleh would address the country on thursday evening instead there was greater anger and resolve among protesters one called the speech a joke this week the protests in baghdad have been fueled by students many skipped school members of the teachers attorneys unions boycotted work. i asked my teachers why do we study and when we have an unknown future how long can we can't silent we study hard to graduate and then want we stay at home and i have done it got to be mad he has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after wrangling in the parliament the un specia

drawn over tripoli and that drone was part of a mission over demitted freeney and sea which is called maddie secord or safe sea to monitor the activities of illegal immigration and tourism over the course of libya british prime minister boris johnson has unveiled his conservative party's election manifesto he's called it a radical agenda for the u.k. johnson says he will not extend the brig's a deadline beyond december 2020 among other key commitments is a promise to not raise taxes johnson said the stakes have never been higher for the u.k. . get brick sit down. and we can restore confidence and certainty to business and that is get breaks done i will see a pent up tidal wave of investment into this country get bricks it done and we can focus our hearts and our minds on the priorities of the british people the head of the roman catholic church has called for a world without nuclear weapons saying they decreased security weist money and threaten humanity pope francis has been visiting the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki which were devastated by nuclear bombs in august 1945 he's pai

over tripoli and that drone was part of a mission of what limited training and see which is called maddie secord or safe see to monitor the activities of illegal immigration and tourism over the course of libya martin all right and we're also getting some information about an admission of a rare admission of general have to his forces being supported by the russians how significant is that. well we have just received news from military high ranking military officers at the d.n.a. the government of national quarrelled stating that russian military experts it is sponsor for shutting down both the african and italian draw a few days ago as you know that the africa stated a couple of days ago that it lost one of its a draw which is has been monitoring get extremism activities over libya and drawn was conducting a petition in coordination with the with the government of national accord but as you know that admitted last night for the 1st time that they have russian military experts and their military and also weapons russian weapons. have been used as you know that according to russian militar

earlier we heard from our correspondent, maddy savage in stockholm...an assange was taken out of the ecuadorian embassy... the ecuadorian embassy. they looked at the evidence they had then. then they then reinterviewed five witnesses and they spoke to two others. but what they've concluded is that there wasn't enough evidence for them to take this case further, to travel to london to interviewjulian assange. they say that they do feel that the evidence given by the woman who has accused him of rape is credible and reliable. but ask the others at the passage of time, they say, as well as the global media coverage may have affected people's memories of events. and that's a key reason why they consider this this evidence to not be satisfactory. and that is a huge blow to the woman at the centre of this case. her lawyer has issued a statement in the past couple of hours, which was texted to us here at the bbc, saying that her client was very sad and very disappointed about the decision. she feels thatjulian assange has never had to explain himself properly

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. and you're watching al-jazeera here top stories this. presidential election is still 6 months away but there are concerns of the security opposition leaders cited as a climate of fear and intimidation against those who criticize the governing party . protesters in colombia rejecting the president's promise of a national conversation that defied a curfew in the capital they concerned about tax increases that change to the pension system. and fish chinese spy you know strike here says he's offered a trove of intelligence wrongly chung's says he turned against beijing and provided details of how it funds and conducts political interference operations in hong kong taiwan. landslides in western kenya have killed at least 24 people they hit several remote villages in the county of west pocket after heavy rains rescue efforts being put on hold because

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on out there. again this is al-jazeera that's for much of the main news this records of the u.s. state department's dealings with the prenup it made public they can phone contacts between secretary of state by pump a on donald trump's possible rudy giuliani earlier this year. and slides in western kenya have killed at least 36 people they had several remote villages in the county of west after heavy rain more than 20 people are missing. this presidential election may still be 6 months away but there are concerns over security in the country opposition leaders say that there's a climate of fear and intimidation against those who are critical of the governing . u.s. vice president mike pence arrived in iraq on an unannounced visit he's met u.s. troops stationed at an air base his visit comes as the country is dealing with weeks of violent antigovernment protests demon

over tripoli and they're drawn was part of a mission over demitted freeney and sea which is called maddie secord or safe sea to monitor the activities of illegal immigration and to resume over the course of libya security forces in egypt have raided the country's only independent news publication. stars are being held in the office though it comes a day after police arrested mother masses journalists had these a lot from his home electronic equipment and documents related to his work were also confiscated the iraqi security forces have opened fire on to government protesters in basra killing at least 3 people they were dispersing crowds near the main border or closer protesters burning tires to block the roads across the city more than 70 others or so injured. earlier security forces killed 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriya dozens of others were wounded at least 320 people of the killed in demonstrations across iraq says early last month there are angry over corruption high unemployment and poor public services. the conflict in ukraine has been in the headlines for its and thi

of the top stories iraq's cabinet has met to discuss the prime minister's resignation either larger maddy announced his intention of quit on friday following weeks of antigovernment protests that often turned violent see him on a fault in is in banking. memorials set up for the people who are being killed with people coming to pay their respects people crying are looking at the pictures of friends or even family that they've lost the spoke to $1.00 woman who had come to really go to the war on and who basically said that look i love the mafia may have offered his resignation but that is not enough we want justice we want justice for the people of were being killed over $400.00 people have died now since october 1st and the people are adamant that those responsible whether it's high level government officials or those who pulled the trigger have to be held accountable now the army and democratic republic of congo says it's killed of rebel leader in the east the military operation comes out after attackers belonging to the rebel leaders group killed at least 13 people near the city avoid. b

i have a lot of money on thursday the president made a televised speech to the nation saying that maddy would resign but only once a successor was deemed that elections would be held but only when a new election law it was drafted and a new election committee was formed and the president said that this week the parliament would be given out. out of a new election law to consider it's important to know foley no timeframe has been given for either when elections might be held and when daddy would step down and also exactly who would select the successor we see people gathered behind you then a tough shot what's happening today on the streets as a widescreen gets underway in baghdad. this is anything but a typical start to the work week teachers are on strike. in baghdad and in other cities in iraq are cancelled students are expected to come here to talk we are to protest in the eastern portion of baghdad the roads are an absolute mess protesters are blocking many major intersections they're lighting tires on fire they're chanting it's making it difficult for people to get to work as a res

our correspondent mohammed jump june he's joining us live from the capital baghdad and promise to maddy's speaking about a range of issues that protesters have raised mohamed what's he been saying. to them fortunately i'm not able to listen to what. the market is saying currently but i can tell you that just in the past the moments. statement was issued from his office on these review some of what he said because he is responding directly to the huge an unprecedented anti-government demonstrations have been taking place across the country this statement says that according to the prime minister protests are an important tool of pressure for reforms the prime minister said that continuing protests must allow for a return to normal life he also said that the government and judiciary will continue to investigate deaths and that all detainees all those who have been arrested these past several weeks of these protests will be released he also says that anybody who was assaulted kidnapped or a rich or anybody who participated in assaults kidnap or arrest outside of the legal framework will face

how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put the upfront questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. news your eyes. listen. to the muslim i never thought i'd be singing in parliament with the poor i never dreamt of that where the words fail music speaks to short films about how music knocked down the rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. and welcome to this news hour live from our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes donald sam signed off on laws supporting hong kong's pro-democracy movement prompting warnings of a firm response from china. iraqi protesters set fire to the rain in kos mates in the city of najaf blaming tehran for propping up a government they want to remold another rebel attack in the east of the dentist.

for another i think they are a joint me maddi house and i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. you want your desire with me so i'll run a reminder of our tops news stories protests against united nations are spreading in the eastern democratic republic of congo in burnie where the unrest started people have driven the casket of a man killed during demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial. around a 100 kilometers away in goma police are fired live rounds in the air to clear protesters people who are trying to storm the u.n. facilities that were blocked by security forces catherine sawin is at the border city. a lot of frustration a lot of anger the people we've been talking to here in goma and ben in beni saying that they're going to continue protesting until they see what they're demanding for be effected by very difficult to see how their demand for the u.n. force to be pulled out of the very very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u.n. body is still

the 12 belief holds that are maddy disappeared in some era and 874. he will reemerge at the end of the world as the ultimate savior of mankind. you know sharon is benny in the mimic them oh you may be a shia. militia too but i fear the clue to look her no harm here with if he should lead it at a shoot when the. home. and body were bit 30 feet in her the. thought about it will. be well a ship with a t.v. . but this holy commandment was no protection against the deep divide then she belief. and calls him a a mosque back that. the shrine of the man who mocks the division of she has him into 2 strands. it is the tomb of the 7th of the 12 years in ams. cause i'm. who died here in the year 71009. of those however dispute his status. they consider the real 70 man to be his brother is my. they came to be known as is my. the 2 over. which additionally. not interested or did not strive to take political power because they believed that they were waiting for the return of the man the so that at that point the righteous regime would be installed anything in betwe

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here‘s our correspondent maddy savage.t to take into consideration as evidence because people‘s memories and perceptions of events change over time. so their final conclusion was it wasn‘t worth going to london, and it wasn‘t worth continuing this investigation. just to be clear, this relates to a rape allegation. there was another allegation against him of sexual assault in sweden. there is a time limit for investigating those kinds of crimes. there wasn‘t a chance for them to reinvestigate those allegations. and they said the original allegations we re they said the original allegations were credible? yes, that is a really key point to maintain here. there is nothing that makes prosecutors doubt the testimony that they have been given. they believe the testimony is to be credible. they said many of the details outlined by the alleged victim were similar to those put forward byjulian assange. obviously, some very key points of their stories are differing in this case. the alleged victim claiming that he had sex with her,

we're prepared to work with the leadership, prime minister ar maddy, speaker ha boos si, all the iraqieadership to try to deliver that. we've made -- we made no call s in talking about the fact that we think the iranian presence is harmful to that, decreases the risk that the iraqi people can have the sovereignty they so richly deserve. we're confident the leadership wants the same thing we're helping them work towards. thanks everybody -- have a wonderful thanksgiving, everybody. >> all right. there you have it. secretary of state mike pompeo just wrapping up a news conference there at the state department. before we got to him there, apparently secretary pompeo did say at one point, quote, he had a very clear policy with respect to ukraine and we executed it successfully. when he was asked whether he would testify, keep in mind just over 30 minutes ago the president tweeted that he would very much like to see his secretary of state, his acting chief of staff and a number of others testify in the impeachment probe. secretary pompeo was just asked about that. he said, quote, when the t

live for us in baghdad so simona how likely is it at this point that the parliament will accept maddie's resignation. well that's anyone's best guess at the moment there are 2 main bloc in parliament one of them is led by a shiite cleric but a thought or who won the 2800 parliamentary elections and you saw your home party holds 54 seats and then there is a larger bloc of allied party of no parties now makes it a thought or has been quite ambiguous on his position towards other love the math the 1st he called for him to step down and he seemed to back down on those claims and now more recently in the wake of the latest violence enough to not just you once again renewed his call for his resignation from his office is likely to back a vote if it comes to that vote in tomorrow's session now the other blog led by me and the iranian. alliance which holds 48 seats and then the larger bloc holds around 245 they have been firmly back to they've been very opposed to his resignation now they're really peculiar thing about iraq's parliament that it's impossible to really know how many members of par

those hearings are due to begin in february. 0ur correspondent maddy savage is in stockholm.case againstjulian assange? prosecutors have said they reopen the files, oncejulian assange was ta ken reopen the files, oncejulian assange was taken out of the ecuadorian assembly, embassy, they reinterviewed five witnesses and spoke to two others but what they have concluded is that there was not enough evidence for them to take this case further, to travel to london to interviewjulian assange, they say they do feel the evidence given by the woman who has accused him is credible and reliable but as for the others, the passage of time they say as well as the global media coverage may have effective people's memories of event in that is the key reason why they consider this as evidence to not give be satisfactory. that is a huge blow to the woman at the centre of the case, her lawyer has issued a statement in the past couple of hours which was texted to us at the bbc saying her client was very sad and very disappointed about the decision, she feels julian assange disappointed about the

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drawn over tripoli and that drone was part of a mission over demitted freeney and see which is called maddie secord or safe sea to monitor the activities of illegal immigration and tourism over the course of libya. asama koba is a senior consultant and strategic adviser at the cattle strategic studies center joins me now here in doha qatar be with us on the program i mean is there any legal basis for general khalifa haftar to declare the western skies of libya a no fly zone no he doesn't have this kind of a legal basis but whatever is happening to libya it doesn't really start with any illegality or with the authorization. have that is basically just the face front of an international coalition that is really attacking libya and attacking tripoli i would like to don't boars their world and their project but it could project over libya have to take a not really a day or 2 to say anything or to do even he doesn't have the capability of what it is even to attack a terrible attack in a small city without having the support of friends united arab emirates egypt and now russia that you know there

. >> reporter: they also help children with autism like young maddie here. >> her teachers have saidt means the world to other families. >> they've helped us to see that these children are not disabled but differently abled. >> reporter: helping seems to be a gift in both directions. >> for us service just comes from an overflowing grateful heart. we have loved every minute of it. >> reporter: in florida, outside miami, the napolas love volunteering so much they recruit other. >> feel free to sign up. >> everything they do is with a pure agenda and pure heart and all they really want to do is make the world a better place. >> reporter: helping others seems natural to them. >> i really couldn't believe how someone could be homeless and i wanted to do anything i could to like try to help them. >> reporter: it was a simple moment in time that got the aguirres of mcallen, texas, into volunteering. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: young emily had seen a homeless person. five years later emily's meals delivers 40 meals a day to the home also of mcallen. >> we're homeless but not hopeless.

featuring maddie & tae, trace adkins and luke combs.lody vr. get it on your iphone or an android. it gives you access to all these cameras and jump around and be in the audience. you can pick a different camera. look at that. right up there on stage and do it with us in nashville. we will be there for the next couple of days for the cmas. >> all right. [ applause ] >> am i still talking? what are we doing? >> just to be in yours presence. >> okay. >> over to you, ginger. >> if you're on the stage, i'm jumping on it, t.j. >> right? >> now we got to get to the latest elimination on "dancing with the stars." former white house press secretary sean spicer booted from the ballroom. here's a look at his last night and who is headed to the semifinals next week. ♪ written in the >> reporter: he was certainly this season's underdog consistent low scores but avoiding the bottom two every week. ♪ >> reporter: until last night. >> the best thing about it, it wasn't very long. >> reporter: sean spicer ending the evening in jeopardy alongside country