northern zambia which is giving shelter to thousands of refugees escaping violence in the first malcolm webb who is there near the border. the people in this transit camp of being stuck here for months it crammed dirty and there's not enough food it's designed for refugees to stay for a few days before they resettled here in the democratic republic of congo from scene as she fled her home in neighboring rwanda when men came to her house tied her up and abducted her husband she's heavily pregnant. i saw them carrying him away i was left with our five children then i decided to come here i arrived in february and camped outside the fence for two months before they allowed us to come in. many others here also told us they camped outside for a month before they were allowed to come in and register. the un and the government who run the cams say the nearby long term refugee settlements are now full and the transit comes filled up because of a new influx of refugees fleeing violence in the run the earlier this year the camp is within the town of movie era which is close to burundi the borders just

malcolm webb al-jazeera mt you are going go in the democratic republic of congo. and time to take you through some of the headlines here now dizzier and now a rally is taking place in myanmar's biggest city in support of the military which is facing criticism over the rangar crisis six hundred thousand fled state for bangladesh over the past two months they accuse the army of rape murder torture and arson the u.n. is called the violence textbook ethnic cleansing security forces in somalia have ended a fifteen hour siege after shooting gunman holding hostages in a hotel in model issue five stormed the building on saturday after twin bombings in the area at least twenty three people were killed as claimed responsibility is the second attack to hit the capital in two weeks the leader of iraq's kurdish region is reportedly planning not to extend his presidential term masoud barzani has been under pressure to quit following september's controversial secession referendum the vote triggered more than ten days of fighting between iraqi and kurdish forces are designing a s

it's now open for hikers with an adventurous nature and that adventurous reporters as well i am malcolm webb he joins us from the rim of the volcano is stephanie you know every day that you get to visit an incredible site like this malcolm what does it feel like to be there. right actually right where i am it feels a little bit warm quite cold here with white exposed quite high up so we can feel on this side some heat perched on the rim of the crater the lava lake is down there inside the crater you can feel some warmth and smell some of the sulphur coming off it last about ten fifteen years ago that was in two thousand and two and it destroyed much of the city of goma which is just at the bottom of the mountain killed about one hundred people as you said over the access has been on and off because of insecurity in conflicts in the area but it's actually been safe here since about twenty fourteen following the government the street rebel group called m twenty three after they were flushed out then the tourism here resumed and there's been trips coming up since twenty fifteen almost every day

of the most active volcanoes on the continent is home to one of the world's largest lava lakes malcolm webb went along with a group of tourists to its summit. it's julio kember's job to take tourists up and volcano you are going as lava lakes in a crater at the top of its forested slopes in the democratic republic of congo he goes up every day and never gets boring. i see i can see the lake you take in you fiend. because it's very beautiful nearly one hundred fifty people were killed in the nearby city of goma when it last erupted in two thousand and two. and this is where it started that game inside. and then when they arrived here explored came out but don't be afraid it's not up and that's another. takes about five hours to climb much of the way following an old larva stream. of molten rock blasted out long ago form the part. written directions of come from split side ranges say from here it's better to go up and down if it happens again from here at the summit and you can just about see hills in the distance which are in neighboring rwanda the borders between here and there and here is

struggling to survive in a country that suffers from poverty and conflict as much as their own malcolm webb al-jazeera zero in the democratic republic of congo. one of the world's biggest contemporary art fairs has just opened in london with a hundred and sixty galleries all vying for the attention of collectors across the world al-jazeera is challenging reports. big brand names they dominate markets and the market is no exception jeff koons picasso this is the blue chip stock on show that frees london in the last ten years the number of international says his leapt from ten to over two hundred disrupting traditional gallery sales for three days frees hosts one hundred sixty galleries under one roof it's a chance to see the maximum number of works in the minimum time we're talking tens of thousands of visitors to come and see and see any any one standard not fair as opposed to a couple of thousand then might visit a gallery show during during its entire two months duration freeze can feel a little bit like a shopping mall exclusive but in person on the stands can cost anywhere from sixty th

northern zambia which is giving shelter to thousands of refugees escaping the violence in the first malcolm webb who is there near the border. people in this transit camp have been here a month. and not enough food.

i malcolm webb in the town of common jala in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney were shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces on the surviving refugees about what happened. top story the spanish prime minister is meeting. as cabinet on ways to take control of catalonia and to stop it from breaking away the measures are part of article one five five of the constitution which would allow madrid to impose direct rule over the region and the decision follows weeks of political deadlock between madrid and collars preachments regional government after catalonia voted to secede from spain in the recent referendum ok let's have a closer look at article one five five and what it can potentially do it is just too short paragraphs within the constitution of spain allowing madrid to use quotes all measures necessary to prevent an autonomous region from breaking the law it has never been applied before the government's options include suspending the catalan government and removing its leaders including the reg

third term where the government is accused of extra judicial killings disappearances and torture malcolm webb reports now from los and the refugee camp. these people say they've waited days to be delivered really here in the refugee camp in the democratic republic of congo after fleeing conflict in neighboring. they were keen to talk to us they were issued electronic cards by the un's well program for them to buy food if they stopped working and that's why they're waiting in trucks. renia banda looks after a family of twelve like many she thinks she's a victim of fraud by humanitarian workers. they give us cards that don't work the stuff kept the cards that work so when we go to get food we get nothing and we go home hungry more than thirty thousand people live in the camp most of them were issued the electronic cards in july and which they're meant to receive fifteen dollars a month to come president told us people are now waiting for food trucks there's more than a thousand cars of since stopped working poorly play nameless the fast months there was no problem then we realized that there wa

malcolm webb al-jazeera mountaineer a gong go in the democratic republic of congo police in mexico have been tasked with protecting one of the world's most endangered creatures every year thousands of female turtles return to the same beach where they were born to lay their eggs nearly all species of turtles are at risk because approaching and habitat destruction. china has unveiled the world's largest ship to install offshore wind turbines the two thousand ton vessel can install turbines at sea much faster than before china is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases and has taken big steps to develop alternative power sources the country's been pushing for offshore wind turbines since the cost of building them on land has shot up. as promised we always make space for the sports news here only thank you so much pizza while pakistan is about to host its highest profile cricket match for eight years they play sri lanka in its twenty game in lahore ten thousand police have been deployed with sri lanka playing in pakistan for the first time since a gun attack on their team bus back

driven more than three thousand people over the border into zambia in a moment we'll hear from malcolm webb the refugee camp in vera in the d.r. see first time matar so reports from the transit center. in northern. fun state doesn't know if his wife is dead or alive they were simply rated when they delivered was attacked in the democratic republic of congo the security forces were fighting against militia groups in the area in the chaos he grabbed his children and ran it took them weeks to walk to the zambian border agent he says traumatized his children. people are dying their hands him he cut off with machetes pregnant women had the unborn babies cause. they planned to homes they burnt up crops i said if we stay you know we will die. other refugees also say they were forced to flee ethnic clashes aid workers of course this the largest influx of congolese refugees into zambia in the past five years. say. displaced more than one so some even have been refugees and so on there before and had referred. in the hold that it would be safe and secure for them to stay but they have been displaced

have been killed after an ambush last week in congo's west of any territory of course want to malcolm webbhas more on that story on the ongoing political uncertainty now from the city of goma. the security situation here in the democratic republic of congo has deteriorated in recent months in the southern cosign province a conflict between local armed groups and government forces killed thousands more than a million people have been displaced the army has been accused of abuses and massacres which it denies here in the east last week attackers killed un peacekeepers and civilians near the town of benny the week before an armed group attacked the town of the vera police comes in an absence of presidential elections which were meant to happen in november last year at the end of president joseph kabila second constitutional. electoral commission says it needs more resources and more find be able to prepare the election for the opposition say president kabila is trying to overstay in power and he's now willing illegally the international community's expressed concern that a lack of a democrati

i'm malcolm webb in the town of common in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney was shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces and the surviving refugees about what happened. spain's prime minister has launched a scathing attack on catalonia regional government money out of a wholly has formally announced that his government has begun the process of suspending catalonia autonomy he says the separatists forced madrid to take unprecedented actions. i don't need. the government has had to trigger article one five five of the constitution that was not our wish or intention it never was i think that most of spain society knows this article one five five is part of our constitution and it is only invoked in extremely extraordinary circumstances there was an occasion where we almost triggered the article during philippe gonzales government but it was never triggered in this occasion that wasn't possible and we have had to invoke that article because no government in any democratic country can accept that the la

which is itself unstable and militia fought with the army last week near the town of al-jazeera is malcolm webb is in a refugee transit camp there joins us now live markham tell us how the fighting in these last few weeks has affected the refugees say. great britain before the fighting was completely overcrowd. no there was an enormous backlog this being a transit camp meant to receive refugees to arrive from the berlin border was the short distance over there but they were meant to be here for only about seventy two hours every almost spoken to here has been here for months with people who arrived here in january and they still haven't been relocated to a long term refugee settlements in the hundreds more camped outside the gates not allowed to come in not allowed to register because it places already full when the fighting started the militia attacked the town council so he's let those people in from outside so they could at least be safe but that means this transit center that's built for seven hundred people now has more than a thousand people inside and the u.n. and the congolese governmen

i'm malcolm webb in the town of cameron jala in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney were shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces and the surviving refugees about what happened. the spanish cabinet is today expected to trigger article one five five of the country's constitution imposing direct rule over the autonomous region of catalonia now the move follows weeks of political deadlock between madrid and the catalan regional government so what is article one five five well it consists of just two short paragraphs allowing madrid to use quotes all measures measures necessary to prevent an autonomous region from breaking the law it has never been applied before the spanish government's options include suspending the cattle and government and removing leaders including the regional president carter's preachment government leaders in madrid could also take control of the catalan police force which defied court orders to close polling stations for the referendum and madrid has already said it plans to call

across constantly cracks the liquid rocks him as below and reveals the beauty of a lethal lover malcolm webb al-jazeera mountaineer a gong go in the democratic republic of congo. all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com. for the top stories here on al-jazeera a gunman holding hostages in a hotel in the somali capital mogadishu had been shot dead by security forces just hours before the fighters killed at least twenty three people in coordinated attacks the leader of iraq kurdish region is reportedly not planning to extend his presidential term past november allam is due to meet on sunday to redistribute the powers held by massoud barzani he's been facing pressure to quit following september's controversial secession referendum. the bodies of thirty six unidentified people have been found in a village near the eastern libyan city of benghazi and locals made the grim discovery they say the victims were critics of the renegade general family for after some of the bodies were found with signs of torture and gunshot wounds to the head the ari

larger lake on earth the area has been affected by conflict but tourists are slowly returning as malcolm webb reports. perched on the rim of the crater of mount. just outside the congolese city of goma and now now inside the crater is a larger lake he lost the rock did in two thousand and two and destroyed much of the city of goma has interrupted since then well the act death has been affected over the years by eastern congo as many conflicts but this area has been safe since about twenty fourteen after the government flushed out the rebel group known as then twenty three and since then been coming up almost daily the popularity is growing yeah yeah the people who want to walk up here and witness this extraordinary sight. it is good to have you with us adrian for good here in doha the top stories this hour on al-jazeera at least eighty five people have been killed in two bomb attacks in somalia's capital mogadishu a truck bomb targeted an area that has many government offices hotels and restaurants armed men that attacked a hotel and fought a gun battle with police a second blast hit the city

malcolm webb al-jazeera. in the democratic republic of congo. and one of the top stories when i was here iraqi kurdish president massoud barzani says he won't extend his term be on november the first kurdish parliament has approved his request president barzani has been under pressure to step down following last month's controversial secession referendum succession vote which the iraqi government says was illegal led to days of fighting between iraqi and kurdish forces says the referendum result can never be erased. hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of barcelona calling for spain to stay united the rally is the biggest show of force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support catalonia as independence bid some were demanding the arrest of sacked catalan leader kalus wisdom on. kenya's main opposition leaders called the presidential actually run a sham and demanded a new vote within ninety days right loading are met church leaders and supporters in a part of nairobi seen violence since the election and action

militia in burundi every day's a struggle here in the camp but at the food they will have a meal malcolm webb al-jazeera to send in the democratic republic of congo u.s. backed forces fighting isis in syria have been clearing main roads and rocca a day after their commanders declared the city under their control the kurdish led syrian democratic forces raise their flag and rock a stadium after a four month battle to push eisel from itself to clear capital the s.d.f. says it will redeploy fighters for the current frontline against eisel and the eastern province of the. has more from gaza turkey's border with syria. the f.b.i. is now going through the mammoth task of trying to clear rock of landmines and ensure that no booby trapped buildings this explains why they are not allowing civilians into the area we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people who were forced out of russia during the fighting over the last few months but further south there is fighting which is continuing against isis from different. from flying the syrian army is launching an offensive from the south and a senior

well al jazeera is malcolm webb joins us live now from vienna that's in the best of the country. give a little bit of an overview tell us a little bit more about what's actually happening on the ground. we heard of the fighting is still going on right now but this started yesterday afternoon saturday afternoon when the attackers the rebels ambushed a bus reportedly can really killing civilians inside it as well as wishing several other road users and killing them a local m.p. said that he thought at least thirty people have been killed and the mayor of benny said eyewitnesses who the skate survivors it escaped from the violence said they saw these attackers killing civilians with machetes after ambushing road users the army spokesman told us that they'd attacked four military posts in the army had been engaged with a fight in a fight with them ever since right up until now and just remind us a little bit or tell us more about the allied democratic forces the a.d.f. why they exactly. they were all you've got the rebel group who were defeated by the ugandan government in the ninety

militia in burundi every day's a struggle here in the camp but at least today they'll have a meal malcolm webb al-jazeera to send in the democratic republic of congo. well u.s. police are on alert because a white supremacist is due to make a speech richard spencer is taking advantage of freedom of speech laws to appear at the university of florida it's his first public appearance since an anti racist protester was killed during a violent rally in charlottesville and gallagher reports. on the university of florida's campus students are doing their best to attend classes and study for exams but it's a challenge not to be distracted by increased security as authorities here brace themselves for the appearance of white supremacist richard spencer hailed from hearing our people here victory the leader of the so-called right spencer was one of the organizers behind demonstrations in charlottesville virginia in may the violence that led to the death of one protester this is spence's first major public events in scenes that shocked the u.s. the students just want this to go away and the university did

across constantly cracks the liquid rocks him as below and reveals the beauty of it lethal lover malcolm webb al-jazeera mt you are going go in the democratic republic of congo. and you can catch up on all the news on our web site there it is on your screens the address. of the top stories here at least twenty three people have been killed in coordinated attacks in the somali capital mogadishu it began when two car bombs exploded and gunmen stormed a hotel where the president was due to hold a meeting hostages are still being held by fighters spain says the deposed leader of the catalan regional government will be allowed to run in reason elections in december just calling for democratic and peaceful opposition to the spanish government's derek rule of catalonia. the best way to defend what we have conquered so far is to have a democratic opposition to article one five five this is the conclusion of the deliberate attempt against cattle who have for many centuries felt different we have to overcome any threat and to act in a civic and peaceful manner. in kenya president kenyatta has won more

and fifteen and president announced his bid to run for a third term and send the refugee camp malcolm webb reports. these people say they've waited days for food to be delivered live here in the refugee camp in the democratic republic of congo after fleeing conflict in neighboring the only they were keen to talk to us they were issued electronic cards by the un's world food program for them to buy food they say they stopped working and that's why they're waiting for food in trucks. marina bender looks after a family of twelve like many she thinks she's a victim of fraud by humanitarian workers. they give us cards that don't work the stuff the cards that work so when we go to get food we get nothing and we go home hungry more than thirty thousand people live in the camp most of them were issued the electronic cards in july which they're meant to receive fifteen dollars a month to come president told us people are now waiting for food trucks because more than a thousand cars have since stopped working. the first month there was no problem then we realized that there was some duplicate cut. b

earth the area has in the past been affected by conflict but tourists are now slowly returning as malcolm webb reports. perched on the rim of the crater of mount . just outside the congolese city of goma and down. inside the crater. he lost the ruptured in two thousand and two and destroyed much of goma as erupted since then well the act there has been affected over the years by eastern congo as many conflict areas. about twenty fourteen after the government flushed out the rebel group known as then twenty three and then being coming up almost daily the popularity growing yeah yeah the people you want to walk up here and witness this extraordinary sight. it is good to have you with us a very unforgiving here in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera at least eighty five people have been killed in two bomb attacks in somalia's capital mogadishu the first explosion was a powerful truck bomb that hit an area that has many government offices hotels and restaurants a government spokesman has told us here that they're expecting the death toll to rise i saw appears to be on the verge of being pushed o

i'm malcolm webb in the town of common in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney was shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security for. the surviving refugees about what happened. spain's prime minister seeking formal approval to suspend the capital and regional governments autonomy money out of the hoist said that he isn't imposing direct rule on the region but the steps he's seeking may lead to the removal of catalonia as elected government and its replacement with officials from the dritte roy says that separatists in barcelona forced madrid to take unprecedented action. we are going to ask the senate to approve article one five five in order to protect the general interest of the nation to authorize the spanish government to suspend the rule of the catalan leaders and all members of the catalan cabinet the rules of these officials will be conducted by the ministers appointed by the spanish government during this extraordinary period al-jazeera as andrew symonds has the latest now from barcelona. this is. in bar

during a protest last month the congolese army and refugees blame each other for what happened malcolm webb reports from the town of come in yellow. esper also says bullets broke the bones in her arms when soldiers shot dozens around her died they're buried in this graveyard she says she was among a crowd of other refugees from burundi protesting peacefully here last month who says she was lucky to survive but. i can't remember everything. when i was shot but i remember people throwing stones at house and. and then soldiers started shooting. the community of refugees belongs to a unique catholic sect from burundi they fled conflict at home to come to the neighboring democratic republic of congo where religion doesn't allow them to eat processed un food or to biometrically register in the u.n. system so they're temporarily camped here outside a base of u.n. peacekeepers in the town of cameron yola. they say that day they wanted the release of four men from their community and wrested by congolese soldiers this camera phone video was taken as the crowd gathered and sang. when the shooting beg

out last week in vienna which hosts a transit camp there for people who escaped from burundi as malcolm webb. recently arrived refugees are meant to stay in this camp for only three days but everyone we've spoken to has been here for months something that arrived as early as january the refugee camp where they're meant to be moved to after here is full to this place is overcrowded some people sleep on the floor at night luckier ones are crowded in tents like this when fighting broke out in the town of movie or last week hundreds more who are camped outside the gates were allowed inside for their safety but that means now this camp is meant for seven hundred people that's more than a thousand inside and the insecurity meant food rations are cut people are now here surviving on one meal a day everyone says that they're hungry and that the conditions are very poor. to train crash near russia's capital moscow has killed at least sixteen people a passenger train hit a bus that broke down at a crossing point all the people on the bus mostly it was back nationals were killed because dan's foreign m

the exodus followed burundi's president announcing he would run for a third term our reporter malcolm webb reports now from a refugee camp in the d.r. c first however is that a transit center in north and zambia. doesn't know if his wife is dead or alive they were separated when they village was attacked in the democratic republic of congo a security forces were fighting militia groups in the area in the chaos he grabbed his children and ran it took them weeks to walk to the zambian border a journey he says traumatized his children. but people are dying their hands in his with machetes pregnant women have the unborn babies come out of the tunnels. i said if we stay year we will die. other refugees also say they were forced to flee ethnic clashes aid workers of course this the largest influx of congolese refugees into zambia in the past five years. say. this place more than one so you can have been refugees and before and had referred to in the hold that it would be safe and secure for them to stay where they have been displaced yet again their arrive tired exhausted. and in need of shelter

still ahead on al-jazeera by malcolm webb in the town of common jala in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney was shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces and the surviving refugees about what happened. the biggest carmaker in the u.s. puts the brakes on one of its largest factories. and it's been a stressful day for the chelsea boss and he's going to explain why in sport. hello there we've got some very heavy downpours working their way through parts of the u.s. at the moment particularly in the northwest that's where we're seeing some of the wettest of the weather it's also affecting us in the western parts of canada over here quite a lot of that is turning to snow ahead of it there's another weather system galloping its way across us that's giving us some heavy downpours and also dragging down the temperatures too so ahead of it still warm for now it's new york there clinging on to the sunshine even as we head through monday and temperatures should make it to around twenty one degrees which is sevent

military in burundi every day is a struggle here in the camp but at the third day they'll have a meal malcolm webb al-jazeera loosened in the democratic republic of congo a group of researchers in germany who carried out an in-depth study into flying insects have discovered that they're dying off at an alarming rate and a warning of an impending ecological on the good and in the past twenty seven years the research has used sticky traps to collect insects at sixty three nature reserves across germany over that time they found an average decline of seventy six percent scientists aren't sure why there's been such a big drop but believe pesticides could be to blame casper harmon is a search area experimental plant ecology and redwood university and was the lead research author of the study he's near the town of nuristan greece is joining us over skype and before we go on to the kind of nitty gritty of your research tell us why we should care about the insect population decline and why they why they important or good evening i think it's not in sex play a very crucial role in our system. that provides

struggling to survive in a country that suffers from poverty and conflict as much as their own malcolm webb al-jazeera zero in the democratic republic of congo. sudan has welcomed the u.s. decision to lift some economic sanctions against it they were imposed in one thousand nine hundred seventy over allegations of support for armed groups the u.s. says there's been improved human rights and progress in counterterrorism efforts in sudan the decision for sanctions relief began under the obama administration al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist mahmoud hussain who's now been in prison in egypt for more than ten months is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny it was arrested in december while visiting his family one of the world's biggest contemporary art fairs has opened in london with one hundred sixty galleries all vying for the attention of collectors across the world it's a chance for art lovers to see a massive range of top name artists all under one roof in merging artists say they're being excluded john angela reports.

watch says at least one thousand people have been killed in violence there in the last three years malcolm webb is in oviedo in the east of the country . the fighting began saturday afternoon the army says attackers ambushed road users killing civilians and then attacked four army posts and in the fighting with the army many hours after that a local m.p. said at least thirty people have been killed the mayor benny said that people who to skate the violence saw the attackers killing people with machetes there was a spate of massacres around the town of any since twenty fourteen the army blamed the a.d.f. or ugandan rebel group for there to lay some rights groups or researches this is not the i.d.f. there are various different players involved including some factions of the army itself but that's something that the army denies this is one of several conflicts in congo that at the moment is seemingly getting worse conflicts are escalating in several parts of the country and that follows presidential elections that were meant to happen in december last year not happening the electoral commission sa

largest loven lake on the planet the area has been affected by conflict but slowly returning as malcolm webb found out with perched on the rim of the crater of mount you're going right which is just outside the eastern congolese city of goma and down there inside the crater is a lava lake he lost about it in two thousand and two and destroyed much of the city of goma hasn't erupted since then well that access has been affected over the years by eastern congo as many conflicts but this area has been safe since about twenty fourteen after the government flushed out the rebel group known as m twenty three and since then so it's been coming up almost daily the popularity is growing yeah around yeah but people do want to walk out here and witness this extraordinary sight. so if you sports news is far peter thank you so much roger federer be world number one rafa nadal to win the shanghai masters and seal his fourth victory over the spaniard this year the swiss world number two brushed aside and down in straight sets six four six three in sunday's final to win his sixth title of the year federer b

crosses constantly cracks the liquid rocks him as below and reveals the beauty of a lethal lover malcolm webb al-jazeera. in the democratic republic of congo now for years barriers to international trade have had iranian businesses for the lifting of sanctions iranian florists to cash in on a multi billion dollar global market same bus ride report the fourteenth century persian poet hafez once wrote the roses beauty is very dear enjoy its petals when it is here in iran they take that quite literally from finally manicured streets to the vendors who sell roses by the basket for happy and sad occasions flowers are a part of daily life in iran some street lights even get their own flower beds. but iranians say they haven't been able to realize the industry's potential. one of the biggest challenges we face in iran is a lack of modern technology most of the expertise exists in europe and we haven't been able to transfer that knowledge to iran many runs greenhouses in vera mean a town a few hours outside to her own he says when sanctions were lifted after the nuclear deal things got better but to

i malcolm webb in the town of cameron jala in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from rooney were shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces and the surviving refugees about what happened. in sports sergio garcia closes in on his first title victory since winning the masters in april. and i'm bush on security forces in egypt's western desert has left up to sixteen people dead that's according to the egyptian government the police officers were raiding a hideout at the races when they came under fire from armed fighters six others are thought to have been injured rather gyptian security sources say the figure is far higher and that at least fifty five officers were killed no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. well we spoke to timothy cal this who's known resident fellow at the top of the institute for middle east politics he told us these types of attacks are rarely the subject of a public investigation so massive loss of life for the security forces in egypt and there's been a lot of different stor

i'm malcolm webb in the town of common in the democratic republic of congo where last month thirty nine refugees from burundi were shot by soldiers following a demonstration will be talking to the security forces and the surviving refugees about what happened. also had separated from their families and left homeless. war out there and meet some refugees at a deescalation zone in northern syria. the astros put on a thrilling performance in houston to force against seven in their championship series. hundreds of thousands of syrians are leaving their war damaged towns and cities for the relative safety of deescalation zones set up across the country the areas where recently agreed on by turkey which supports rebel fighters and iran and russia who backed the government are reporters and of course the only who has visited a deescalation zone in italy province and sends this report holiday and her two disabled sons arrived at the scamp specifically set up for children two weeks ago the boys were born paralyzed live was tough enough but khalidi and her boys lived in is so in hama they survive

militia in burundi every day's a struggle here in the camp that at least today they'll have a meal malcolm webb al-jazeera you send in the democratic republic of congo. well it's time for the weather here is richard with leaves as storms heading towards europe you know we've got some already in there so how about a big one another big one heading towards island is what's called a bomb explosive cycle genesis a storm system which deepens by twenty four millibars or more in twenty four hours is a bomb and that's what's heading up towards our eyes and get very interesting now across parts of spain we've seen storms in the some more general kind from the storms we cumulonimbus cloud is causing all sorts of problems across southern spain from cadiz region now we've still got those spain those storms there in evidence there on the satellite imagery moving across. yorka minorca and those are gradually going to fizzle out now you can see that that one area of low pressure up across the u.k. it's not that we're looking at is the next one which is falling on behind so there's the forecast you can see the

so tourism has been understandably quiet but it's now open for adventurous hikers including our malcolm webb who went up to check it out. we're perched on the rim of the crater of mount. which sits just outside the eastern congolese city of goma and down there inside the crater is it lava lake he lost the ruptured in two thousand and two and destroyed much of the city of goma as interrupted since then although access has been affected over the years by eastern congo has many conflicts but this area has been safe since about twenty fourteen after the government flushed out the rebel group known as m twenty three and since then so it's been coming up almost daily the popularity is growing yeah yeah people who want to walk up here and witness this extraordinary sight yeah it's an amazing view that's in the news hour but i'll be back with a full by listening just a couple minutes. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have this brain that good logical rational crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does

during a protest last month the congolese army and the refugees blame each other for what happened malcolm webb reports from the town of come on your. esperance and sherry mana says bullets broke the bones in her arm when soldiers shot dozens around her died they're buried in this graveyard she says she was among a crowd of other refugees from burundi protesting peacefully here last month who says she was lucky to survive but. i can't remember everything. when i was shot but i remember people throwing stones at house and. and then soldiers started shooting. the community of refugees belongs to a unique catholic sect from burundi they fled conflict at home to come to the neighboring democratic republic of congo their religion doesn't allow them to eat processed un food or to biometrically register in the u.n. system so they're temporarily camped here outside a base of u.n. peacekeepers in the town of cameron yola. who say that day they wanted the release of four men from their community and rested by congolese soldiers this camera phone video was taken as the crowd gathered and sang. and the sho