candidates as a cassette but accent as a main sings the main topic is to prisons and he's a leader who led the country towards economic difficulties and civil war and who is able to move. foreman in this difficult situation for the machine zimmy recitative is a position resident so he sees criticized but essential for not doing scenes and so she cannot exist years in the force fear sometimes this is book you is criticism sometimes is justified but this opposition nice is very for hill is very unnatural and actually comfortable but present as a part of a great intellect and they seize it he green is moving but not as a down position wanted to see after as an illusion of two thousand and forty and that's why is it would like to invite you faces and say pointed to mr zelinsky who to some east you face and as you rightly mentioned he's really a new face was daughter had no experience in political life so all deaths as a basic background was this city main candidates. mr bobbitt i must let you respond but before that i want to say you up by asking you is there a single candidate there that

doesn't look as if the fire is in the main towers ? look as if the fire is in the main towers? yes.like from where we are. did you see the firefighters? again, it was not clear to us how quickly they managed to get to the building. i think smallerfire engines got to get to the building. i think smaller fire engines got the quite quickly. what took longer was the big stuff and from where we were it looked like no matter how many people there were there was nothing they could really do. and it's pretty impressive what they have managed to do. how flames at the moment? what can you tell us? we can still see the back is smouldering but it has definitely died down significantly. when we left the flat we could not see anything past the front two towers. it was all smoke and inferno. how are you feeling watching this? i know you say you have not been living there long but it is an iconic welding around the world. i have woken up to it every morning for the last three months and it is a huge part of french culture and history. a huge part of my literature degree. notre dame p°p5 up my liter

voting en an hour from now to decide if benjamin netanyahu wins another term as prime minister as a main challenger benny gantz is just ahead in the polls harry false reports from west jerusalem. on the last day of campaigning benjamin netanyahu turned to a familiar closing argument the mortal danger facing his likud party's right wing government. will be ours very late at the moment we are behind a few seats ganser leading the only way to close the gap and ensure with certainty about the could will form the next government that have a big we could bring all the people. who says israel needs him but only he could have won victories such as last month's u.s. endorsement that israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights. he's also made a last minute promise to impose sovereignty over in other words an exterior israel to every illegal settlement in the occupied west bank all but killing off any still lingering hopes of a two state solution. he's gone back on similar pre-election pledges before so this time does he mean it seems like this is a lection ploy but. we're in uncharted terr

here's now what we heard today from the main players in the debate over granting a break that extension i think is that the u.k.'s repressed is for the extension to the six years of jews i could be working to make sure that we leave the european union indeed we could have left the european union by now the parliament didn't pass the withdrawal agreement so we need that extra time to work to ensure that we can get a deal through parliament this enables us to be even a signal to the way that's in everybody's interest i think what matters is that we are able to these the european union not the point at which we are actually far got withdrawn agreement that would enable us to leave on the twenty second of may that to me said the future is the announcement that the united kingdom is also preparing for the european elections is very important to me that will guarantee the continued functioning of the european institutions. is that it's of the off most importance to us that the u.k. leaves the e.u. and informed in a manner that we also want to keep the east twenty seven unified and will sapped

is set to lose the capital ankara to the main opposition c.h.p. and possibly even east done bull too with the result too close to coal both groups have claimed victory in turkey's largest city. according to the results we won the elections in istanbul. i say it loud and clear i know we want all of you. after voting in dozens of men is municipal councils and other local officials turks of different political leanings processing the election results. we're happy at last let's put it this way we haven't been happy for so long that. this is a victory for people who have been aggrieved this is a victory for kurds and democracy for us people across the world and in turkey have one. i'm obviously sad about ankara it was a surprise i was in accra last week for a meeting but i think the people of ankara will understand their mistake and come back to the a k p. photo one in the losing control of ankara after twenty five years is a significant setback during this election is over the race for istanbul isn't with no side ready to admit defeat they're winning

the water main break tom yesterda repairs are still happening. >> the water main break is affecting moren just drivers. n news4'sole jacobs is live in fort washington now with details on a boil-water advisory affecting thounds of customers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see t extensive repair project that is underway right now here on route 210. the wsscok person says the in nch main break broke several places, shortly after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. you look to ftleyou can see the northbound lane is open. the left northbound lane now open. traffic is able to squeeze by, but it wi impact the commute. as a result of the break, wssc says that a water boil is under effect for 23,000 customers. those who live in the 0 to potomac river and from the washington, d.c., line south to the piscataway creek. let's listen to the spokesper n spokesperson. >> that means before consuming your water, you need bring it to a rolling boil for three minutes, anden tet it cool. that's any water for drinking, washing fruits and vegetables, brushing your truth, even giving to your aype

cape town faced the french are running out of water officials say the city has been reliant on one main water supply for too long we learned how that's going to change . i'm christine one gulp welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chandon tensions are escalating again in sudan off the talks between protesters and the country's military rulers broke down the military council which took over off the ousting president obama is demanding that demonstrators and they have blockade of key sites where they have watched the protesters all still demanding an immediate handover of power to civilians they say they'll announce their own rival transitional administration noted this week. they will not be silenced the protesters on the streets of cock have to stay until sudan get to seville. in government and after dusk found on sunday night protest organizers called for an escalation. we will continue our sit in and start negotiations with the military council and we will continue our revolution on the streets with more protests until we get all of our demands have got that nobody went out. with the

the damage is devastating but the main building has been savedm the damage is devastating but the mainnot just a main building has been saved. it is notjust a building but our common legacy and strengthen history and it belongs to everyone. the president was quick to the scene to assess damage — tonight emmanuel macron will address the nation. we will bring you what he says.

well of course the main architecture of the main treasure of it is the building itself an early gothic cathedral built in the many. twelfth century and then extensively built upon improved in the thirteenth century also the stained glass windows some of which dates to the time when the building was built in the windows in the thirteenth century famously the crown of thorns which was brought from constantinople bitly the ninth in twelve thirty eight and was. taking that caused him to have to subject which is a chuckle not today but a as far as i'm aware a lot of the smaller relics not retrieve the building well the fire was raging on the roof ok so some things it's arrived but i mean by i learned a lot of things were also destroyed you know at this point can through even begin to measure or contextualized architectural loss of the noted on fire what is your assessment. i think you have to be when you're thinking about architecture is this really understand the difference between a ceiling and a roof the fire last night seemed to be an electrical fault that starts in the crossing of the

the main opposition c.h.p. claiming a victory so actually we have not expected such a result the main opposition party is now saying it looks like there has been some voter data how many palatial going on so it really remains to be see what happens today this is definitely going to be a very interesting day. being contested what have been the reaction. well you know when you talk to to voters here in istanbul of course it depends to two who you're talking to supporters of the a k p claim that there are kind of that one the city and opposition voters say if there was no major money palatial and the opposition won the city but let me come back to your original question what does this all mean for president add on of course he rose to power here in istanbul as mayor of istanbul in the one nine hundred ninety so this city is very important to him and he has been campaigning really really hard giving several speeches every day and considering that the the media reporting the media coverage is overwhelmingly in favor

the protesters main demand of civilian rule.now. we in the military transitional council would like to see together with the coalition of freedom and change forces there we are in this together in order to achieve the aspirations of the sudanese people and to build a prosperous future we are agreed on a number of main principles that is first and last we are partners and we will work together on disagreement we have to reach a common goal. we answered the call for a meeting following the positive statement issued by the military council regarding our demands the meeting was pleasant and in the nation's best interest we expressed our gratitude for how the military protected civilians and we agreed on forming a committee to discuss various issues on forming a transitional phase and roles of all groups involved sri lanka's president has asked the defense secretary and the police chief to step down following sunday's attacks my fear policy reseller says prior intelligence about the bombings wasn't shared with his office the death to

the weather was next and then facebook from of hundreds of a counseling to india's main opposition party and aka found military. and playing politics ukraine's comedian turned politician has won the first round in the presidential election but who have been locked off in the final race. hello again and welcome back we're here cross china we have seen plenty of rain across much of the area even hong kong saw some rain over the last few days better conditions for hong kong as we go to the next couple of days temperatures though coming down to about twenty two degrees here on tuesday plenty of sunshine along the eastern coastline over the next few days but as we go towards wednesday the rain is back from many locations particular up here towards the east and the central areas and that rain could be heavy notice how dark those areas are we're talking anywhere between hundred fifty to two hundred fifty millimeters of rain could be seen across much of that area leading to localized flooding in the region well here cross india it's not the flooding of course we're ahead of the monsoon it is the

libya's main airport. east of the city attacked by were plays on the orders of the warlords only for have to. libya's old port on the southern edge of the capital tripoli is also under attack forces allied to the u.s. and the government have to repeal have to reset vance. we can't accept military rule in libya that's why we've come to tripoli to defend the city. here in the city's disused airport forces loyal to the u. n. backed government say that they are in full control and have to his forces have pulled back but as the clashes are still ongoing the fear is rising that civil other neighborhoods will be affected. the u.n. is repeating calls for a truce it says thousands of civilians have fled the area i think the first message we need to pass united states is the full implementation of the my italian troops to allow the civilians and the wounded to be evacuated from. the city and to avoid any further military action and if either military escalation and the return to the political negotiations and the po

main goals and and the first one we would like to use syria and libya of course at the beginning was our negotiations with the west and it should be clear that this is our main i guess a reason in the beer to use the. issues in our biggest changes miss three zero and paris and the second one we would like to to use our presence in the middle east in our relations with was a gulf countries so that did this to two reasons for us to the main reason for us i don't believe that we have any other strategic and long to our interest in the middle east north africa. right international analyst dr li or not is i have in a moscow thank you very much for your assessment thank you. let me now being up to date with some of the stories making news around the world algerian nor makers have named this. as interim president he will leave the country during a ninety day transition period for president of the beautifully car resigned last week after pressure from the country's powerful military and reeks of nation like to test in sudan at least two anti-government protesters have been killed were demons

and iran says it wanted to swap one of the world's main shipping birds but warns the u.s.against halting its oil shipments. three senior members of saddam's ruling military council accused of a crackdown on protesters have offered to resign the announcement came after a meeting between the military leaders and a coalition of protest organizers and political parties the council says it's reached an agreement on most of the protesters demand and i mean really that. we in the military transitional council would like to say together with the coalition of freedom and change forces there we are in this together in order to achieve the aspirations of the sudanese people and to build a prosperous future we are agreed on a number of main principles that is first and last we are partners and we will work together on disagreement we have to reach a common goal. but both sides have also agreed to set up a committee to iron out disagreements after talks broke down earlier in the week. we answered the call for a meeting following the positive statement issued by the military council reg

and iran being the main actors that are working hard. can also include some other states in this process and we discussed this today. we're not talking about excluding somebody the most important thing is to ask to clarify you know this can be done in this very important to bring people back to their homes over three hundred thousand toddler a day come back to their. homes and more and more refugees was will continue to come back. over three million. refugees are still are still in turkey and if for success a full with our initiatives and our efforts these people can go back to syria to where they came from. if i was so myself. and the other question from the turkish media. at today's talks. emphasized that. this is a call to ration in syria or between the two states is very important that the political transitional as part of the political transitional period what steps are you planning. to cause. there kurdish forces present. in italy but that's a threat for turkey for the turkish military so how can you comment on that. but we've alwa

well and his main opponent of the blue and white party are running neck and neck in that race now. experts say state news and decision from asian about the campaign are surging on social media reporter frederica baggio joins me now with this story for the week of this seems to be an increasingly powerful weapon in politics no matter where you were what is the exact extent of the problem in israel well michael observers have been warning of an exponential increase in the circulation of fulsome from ation ever since the beginning of the political campaigning of the election campaigning in january and one recent example just from last week when an israeli social media watchdog known as the big butts project they published a report saying they found evidence of and ongoing this information campaign against particularly against its own yahoo his main opponent benny gantz and we're talking about one hundred thirty thousand tweets that were coming from about five hundred ten yahoo twitter accounts and these accounts were spreading false rumors exactly about guns and things like claiming f

again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour turkey's election chief says the opposition is in the lead in istanbul's mayoral race an account that's been described as too close to call but the result in the capital ankara is now under appeal. protesters went back on the streets of algeria's capital hours after a caretaker government was named local media is reporting that eighty two year old president of the disease beautifully is preparing to quit. and a woman accused of murdering the half brother of north korea's leader will be freed from a lazy in prison next month on t. hong was sentenced for a lesser charge of causing hers but she'll be released soon for time served. rescuers are struggling to reach villages in the poll cut off by severe of a severe thunderstorm at least thirty one people were killed but that number is expected to rise as emergency workers reach the remote districts of and pasta buildings collapse a bus was blown off the road and cars overturned in the storm helicopters are expected to join the recovery operation once the weather improves.

polls close in israel's election with both main candidates claiming victory. at a club this is out there and live from london also coming up in the program algeria's interim president addresses the nation calling for unity offers appointment spot for the protests. in sudan seven protests are killed in major demonstrations calling for president bashir to resign. and the u.k. prime minister seeks european support for a plan to delay breaks it once again. all right main candidates in israel's election have claimed victory exit polls show prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his opposition the opposition leader benny gantz are neck and neck and netanyahu is trying to remain in office for a fifth term his main rival guts the country to embrace a new dawn when he cost his ballot in tel aviv well the channel twelve preliminary exit poll shows prime minister benjamin netanyahu could party has thirty three seats in benny gantz is blue and white coalition party thirty seven seats a lot of other vote counting to be done in other seats to be taken into account let's join

banks of the south after fires devoured its roof and spiders emergency workers say they have saved the main structure after a colossal firefighting effort. i'm sumi so misconduct it is good to have you with us french president to manuel mccall is vowing to rebuild the notre dame cathedral after a blaze destroyed much of the twelfth century church late on monday firefighters say the blaze is now completely extinguished now this is what's been left standing this morning authorities say the cathedral structure was largely saved but the fire gutted its roof and cost the spire to collapse one firefighter was injured during the blaze many valuable artworks inside were lost or damaged and people around the world are lamenting the devastation of an architectural jewel that has survived over eight centuries and is a symbol of france's heritage. this hell were a place on earth this is what it might look like. the flames destroyed what two world wars did. not ravaging over eight hundred years of history. as the spire of not to dom fell to the inferno. people in france and around the world looked on. t

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nine hundred to his death in sixteen ten and had a profound influence on baroque painting and his maininnovation at the time was his hyper realistic style so realistic in fact that it gave this troupe of actors from naples a nifty idea. the entombment of christ. caravaggio's famous painting as a tablo on stage. and here an actress strikes the pose of mary magdalen in ecstasy. modeled on caravaggio's portrayed from sixty six. these living pictures became popular in the late eighteenth century it's how arch was offered to raunchy. i mean there are a lot of delayed a few director live you can run there lee came up with this idea in two thousand and six when she gave a talk on caravaggio's working methods at the university innovators a question that was up and for once and me a little bit instead of giving a lecture she had a few students replicate the way kind of worked out in his studio she came to realize that this performance had something that spoke to everyone what i meant there to keep on as michelangelo mary see the early painter came to be known as caravaggio the name of the town

if enough toys become dissatisfied but the main problem for the people who wa nt to the main problemugh support in the conservative party to get a parliamentary majority. jessica and stephen, thank you both very much indeed. can't resist a little bit of politics but tonight's focus has been on paris. that is it for the papers. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, jessica elgot and steven swinford. let's get the latest sport now. in the premier league — arsenal have moved up to 4th, after a 1—0 win at watford. it's the first time they've kept a clean sheet away from home this season. the home side got off to the worst possible start. this mistake from keeper ben foster, allowing arsenal's top scorer pierre emerick aubameyang to score inside the first 10 minutes. a minute later — and with emotions running high, troy deeney, watford's captain was sent off. he appeared to elbow arsenal mid

years to rebuild the cottage will as it was until yesterday so we have to see also that one of the main tourist attraction of the capital which was the largest most visited church in france. so it will have an impact on tourism. but receive there is already a lot of money pledges to rebuild. so i think france is gathering forces it's a moment of unity to bring back the church and interesting. remark was supposed to speak. after the year of his movement yesterday night and consulates it took the moment to bring this moment of unity on his side tell us a little bit more about that effort to fund the rebuilding is i mean we've seen quite a phenomenal actually emerge many high profile people making credible donations yet you have the largest of the richest families in france. doing a lot of a competition was giving them the most money you know and other family you know one on over the one gave one hundred million the other or pledged two hundred million the city of paris is pledging fifty million the region around paris ten million nationals who scripts in will be launched and there's also

a minute factor this is the main factor is that the f.b.i. is no longer an objective and i guess you could say ethical law enforcement agency . recently released testimony from the f.b.i. says top lawyer suggests that high ranking clinton supporters gave the bureau conspiratorial information on alleged trump russia collusion it was during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign as well as after trump became president according to james baker's testimony clinton linked officials discussed wiretapping trump as it talked about the possibility of the f.b.i. using the twenty fifth amendment seen as a way for congress and the cabinet to remove the president for the new york times allegedly also involved like you said that he felt extremely uncomfortable about developments from the very beginning. i had a jaundiced eye about everything i had skepticism about all this stuff and was concerned about all of this this whole situation was horrible and was not will and who were trying to figure out what to do and was highly unusual political commentator w

without, the work that was done by this program the entire existence of the main potato industry wouldhave been in serious jeopardy. so, mr. secretary my point is i think it makes a lot more sense to invest upfront in the programs, the research and pest management programs that keep our crops healthy and to have to pay out enormous sums in disaster payments of one farmers lose crop insurance and one farmers lose their entire crop. again, i would ask for you to work with me and the committee to see if we can restore the funding for program that i know personally coming from the potato land in northern maine has made a real difference. >> i would welcome that, senator. you've articulated it extremely well. we have utilized the program all along and i would cement to you it's been part of the growth of the organic industry as we learned to do things without proper chemicals in a new way so i cannot agree with you more. >> thank you. it has indeed been a key boost to the organic farms that we have in maine and that is the fastest-growing part of our agricultural sector. thank you very much

in just a moment as our main topic. but first this year marks five decades since astronaut neil armstrong took his giant leap for mankind that is if he ever really set foot on the moon believe it or not there are still many conspiracy theorists who say the whole thing was a huge hoax and that the moon landing was actually acted out on a secret film set well far fetched as those theories might seen the film industry has taken them seriously enough we're here we're in the we are currently going for fire. well that's embarrassing to what this means nasa can do it they can't land man and come back. to cia agents were actually meant to uncover a russian spy of nasa but thanks to a wiretap they discover something much bigger can make it feel good but as they say if you can't make it fake it so the agent suggest faking the moon landing on a film set. and none other than stanley kubrick had demonstrated just the year before how it's done with his film two thousand and one a space odyssey earth if people don't what we're doing t

the main tower is a sixty nine meters high and where the tallest structure is in paris until the eiffel tower was completed in eight hundred eighty nine and the full extent of the damage is still being assessed says david mentioned there as believe that its world famous organ is still intact along with its two bell towers well let's speak to nick webb now who is a lecturer in architecture at the university of liverpool he joins us live from there very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so europe of course is full of historic structures that have been rebuilt following damage during both war and in peace time do you think the loss to north is recoverable yes of course it's recoverable i think what's important here is how we restore it so we go back and use the medieval techniques that were used in the first place to reuse modern techniques or make sure both there is interest saying the spine that collapse is not an original component of the cathedral it was added in the one nine hundred say century just right how complicated lengthy and expensive is it going to be to restore the feta

these are the three main branches of our federal government., bill, let's go take a look at one of them. bill: well, we went to take a look at each of the three branches to see how it works. our first stop was the capital building. that is where the legislative branch or congress meets. uncle jim was anxious to tell me firsthand just what congress does. after all, he is a congressman. he explained it to me this way. uncle jim: the capital is part heart of our system of representative government, bill. the members of congress who meet there make our laws, but they can only act according to powers granted by the constitution. the entire country is divided into congressional districts of about 300,000 people each. members of the house are elected for short-term, two years, and since they have to come up for reelection so often, they must constantly be responsive to the wishes of voters. it is here also delegates from territories also sit as nonvoting members. the house only does have the job of making the laws. the other half is done by the senate

candidates as a cassette but i sent as a main sings the main topic is to prisons and he's a leader who lends a country towards economic difficulties and suv and squeeze able to move forward. in this difficult situation for the machine zimmy recit it is a position etc so he sees criticize but a surrogate for not doing scenes and so she cannot exist years in the forms fear sometimes this is who is criticism sometimes is justified but this opposition nice is very for hill is very unnatural and actually comfortable but present as a part of a great intellect and they sees a green is moving but not as a down position wanted to see after is an illusion of two selves and footy and that's why is it would like to find you faces an xray pointed out to mr zelinsky who to some east you face and as you rightly mentioned he's really a new face with daughter and no experience in political life so all deaths as a basic background was a city main candidates. mr bobbitt i must let you respond but before that i want to say you up by asking you is there a single candidate there that that's we that you see

is trying explain libya's main airport. in the east of the city attacked by warplanes on the orders of the warlords only for have to international passengers are being evacuated. libya's hold is put on this sort of an edge of the capital tripoli is also under attack forces allied to the u.s. and the government have relate to repeal have to visit vance. well now. we can't accept military rule in libya that's why we've come to tripoli to defend the city. here in the city's disused airport the forces loyal to the backed government say that they are in full control and have to as forces have pulled back but as they clash as are still ongoing the fear is rising that civil other neighborhoods will be affected the u.n. is repeating calls for a truce it says thousands of civilians have fled the area i think the first message we need to pass united states is the full implementation of the my italian troops to allow the civilians and the wounded to be evacuated from. the city and to avoid any further military action and then a furthe

backer the main backer of kim jong un's father kim jong il and so that could be a much more natural fit and what also is strategically smart or clever of the russians is that they've been keeping china close as well when it comes to discussions of need of denuclearization in north korea both countries have been advocating this road map that they wrote in two thousand and seventeen and it's important to point out that putin will actually after this meeting travelling on directly to beijing to meet. at the belts and road economic forum in beijing so it seems that they are keeping china on side as well which is of course strategic because china is north korea's main trade partner so they have a lot of leverage over north korea and of course russia strategy has always been and they've always said this not to sanction north korea not to twist their arm as the west has been doing but to kind of keep talking keep dialogue open really think you so much we have been looking at some very historic footage there of the first visit to russia by the korean north korean leader kim jong thank you s

talks just a warm—up, really, for the main event in brussels tomorrow.bt learnt, on this painfuljourney, even neighbours can be friends and allies — but rivals too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, paris. let's get some of the day's other news. sudan's police have been ordered not to intervene against thousands of protesters who are spending a fourth night outside the military headquarters in the capital, khartoum, according to a statement from the police spokesman. the demonstrators are calling on the president to resign. the police statement says the sudanese people should unite "for an agreement which would support the peaceful transition of power. " the dalai lama has been admitted to hospital in the indian capital new delhi with a chest infection. his aides say his condition is stable. the spiritual leader of the gelug school of tibetan buddhism is 83. he has lived in northern india since fleeing tibet 60 years ago, after a failed uprising against chinese rule. japan's defence ministry is investigating what happened to an f35 stealth fighter missing over

the good news is that perhaps the main structure will make it through this.s going to be a massive fix, restoration, a huge appeal now launched. to be a massive fix, restoration, a huge appeal now launchedlj expect... huge appeal now launched.” expect... there were so much of it that quite never could be replaced. the wooden structure of the roof, many of your viewers will have seen the rose windows in there as well, lost as well. and there may be replacements but to stand under that roof is a special thing, and it's devastating that it's gone. we've heard a lot of the eyewitnesses saying they just stood heard a lot of the eyewitnesses saying theyjust stood there and that people were in tears as they we re that people were in tears as they were watching that. are you surprised by the level of emotion we have senior tonight? not at all. it is this seared beer to place. —— spiritual place. it is easter weekend coming up. for all the weeks in the yearfor this weekend coming up. for all the weeks in the year for this to happen... in the telegraph, the heart of pa

the second victory speech that we've heard so far this evening the first coming from benny gantz his main challenger and now this one some hours later coming from the leader of the likud party. and so now the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu he was very clear in that speech that he had one that is likud. benny gantz and more importantly in terms of the pragmatic next steps that the israeli right and what he said the right along with the leadership of likud will lead israel for the next four years he called this all unannounced into a victory given the circumstances he pointed back here towards us in the media ranks. and even seeing a chorus of boos from the crowd below so he's saying that despite what happened earlier straightaway after the polls closed at ten pm local time some four hours ago. giving either a dead heat or a victory of some few seats to the rival blue and white party now shortly after that has been recalibrated by the two main news channels to give him a one seat advantage thirty five seats to thirty four to his likud is now saying this is a victory that he has

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in the main members they would be dominating as such and the only issue is equal equal and then i think any she would decide in a better wing in a society like india of a women have been long oppressed i think it's really important that women are step up and coming to heaven is they used you see it more evan you should be created for women or they should step into corporate public administration we need to amend the remember presented in politics are from us. from the privileged background and only those kind of the men i represented just because of. do they could have some kind of. but i would. joining us now is angelica the former general secretary of the national students' union of india she writes about politics and gender angelica it's interesting in that earlier report the candidate was pretty adamant she didn't want to be referred to as a female candidate now identity politics is tricky what do you think is going on there is she afraid she's going to lose votes from men. generally you know that is one of the reasons i believe because the fact that a woman has to distance herself

>> i think regulatory concerns are one of the main charges. i think lyft has a much better record obviously as second mover advantage coming behind uber, they trail the way with many municipalities lyft got the benefit of being a nicer guy, if you like but i think that's one of the big challenges the markets, the total addressable markets, they're global they're growing. the economics are improving for these businesses the challenge, i think, for both of them is managing capital allocation and delivering on core operating performance in their businesses they're investing in businesses that are ardent, uber eats doing well it's managing that capital allocation i think going forward, the market with keep a close eye. >> all right, we're going to have to leave it there thank you very much for joining us, that was ian wallis, and obviously elizabeth thank you very much for breaking it down for us. >>> frustration for ferrari we'll be right back. (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation? (danny) of course you don't because you didn

leads the ruling b j p his main challenger raul gandhi is the leader of the indian national congress party the old so powerful regional parties which are formed what they call a grand alliance against more the and may hold the cards if national parties don't win an outright majority among them a moderate the. party and uk english other of the party but in the us most populous state with a provision which has eighty seats and then there is the better g of the all india trinamool congress from west bengal where forty two seats are up for grabs so who would lead more than a billion indians for the next five years well for that we have to wait to come to day on may twenty third. well the parana is live for us in new delhi so elizabeth what are the issues the main issues that are driving voters to the polls. one michelle let's start with the main issues which are not just nationwide but in show focus here in. where i am the reason that we here is not just because it's the most populous states and india two hundred million people live you have that as a country it would be the seventh larg

the main protest group accuse the military rulers of trying to break up a sit in in the capital khartoum protesters have been gathering there to demand an immediate handover to civilian rule where they were the. we are responsible and we have to take responsibility as a military council as a transitional military council we have to protect the citizens and protect the law we will not accept any chaos or attack on civilians and their properties and properties of the state and we will do this firmly and in accordance with the law this is what we wanted to clarify to the sudanese people we did not want to add insult to injury. all right now let's talk to our correspondent mohammed values there in khartoum and mohammed the tone coming from the military council seem to be one almost of warning to the protest is. not science and that's not going to sit well with the protesters because they have been saying that this language from the military side has to do with what's going on in the negotiations you know the last round was held yesterday and we heard those contradictory statements from the t