and violence mars ivory coast presidential election the incumbent president is hoping to secure a 3rd term of the opposition says that's unconstitutional we'll get the latest from our correspondent on the ground. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program french police say they've arrested a suspect over the shooting of a greek orthodox priest in the southern city of leone the priest was gunned down as he closed his church and is in a critical condition just 2 days earlier a suspected islam ist militant killed 3 people in a catholic church in the city of nice. the priest most just closing up this greek orthodox church late saturday afternoon when he was shot twice. police kept the area fenced off warning the public to stay away prosecutors have opened an investigation into attempted murder. at this stage we don't know what the motive is behind the attack no line of inquiry is preferred all ruled out so i want comment on the target of what sort of attack this is. we don't know yet. residents express their shock i'm appalled because it's very quiet neighborhood a good place to live in

in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader and a sign with tara he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. and correspondent funny is in abidjan in ivory coast funny some violence yesterday how is the situation there today. right now here in abidjan the commercial capital of ivory coast everything is quite calm as you can see behind me the in fact is not much going on the roads are more or less empty people are staying at home not only because it's sunday morning but because of this very controversial disputed election that played out quite violently yesterday now there being quite a few disruptions across the country both in the center and in the south 5 laurie coast including the capital what we do not know at this point the exact numbers because there's a lot of conflict conflicting information right now going on the opposition party talking ab

and violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties boycotting the vote to say several police people have been killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader a loss on a watch he is running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. and more than a 30 people are now known to have been killed in a devastating earthquake which struck greece and turkey on friday a few workers have managed to free more than $100.00 survivors from collapsed buildings in the turkish resort city of izmir where aftershocks are complicating the search for more victims. emerging from the darkness after hours trapped beneath the rubble. i know it's also the end of the will also end up the hope of finding more survivors has kept rescuers working hour after hour as multiple locations in is near. where buildings once stood now only mansions of brick remain. rescue workers have been using cranes sniffer dogs as their bare hands to dig people out. there have been moments of joy. that this young woman was well eno

in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader alison what tara he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. and correspondent funny is in abidjan in ivory coast funny some violence yesterday how is the situation there today. right now here in abidjan the commercial capital of ivory coast everything is quiet calm as you can see behind me the in fact is not much going on the roads are more or less empty people are staying at home not only because it's sunday morning but because of this very controversial disputed election that played out quite violently yesterday now there being quite a few disruptions across the country both in the center and in the south a 5 story coast including the capital what we do not know at this point the exact numbers because there's a lot of conflict conflicting information right now going on the opposition party talking about around 12 p

in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader. he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. the situation is chance in ivory coast biggest city where our correspondent. has been covering the story as you can see there is not much to see here on the streets and roads. more or less empty people are staying at home now does that mean that the situation i've already coast is stable. they've been various disruptions across the country during the elections yesterday both in the center and in the south including the capital violent clashes between police forces and people who are trying to prevent the elections from taking place there's conflicting information just how many people have been injured or even killed the opposition talking about 12 people dead while the governments that are on 2 people have died just outside. and the president president ouattara

or violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties boycotting the vote say several people have been killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas it during demonstrations against the current leader allison at watch are he is running for a 3rd term which the opposition fed is a not constitutional. well it's just 2 days until the u.s. presidential election and immigration policy will be a major issue for voters appearing. get tough on immigration has been at the heart of donald trump's presidency the main agency in charge of deporting people without legal documents is the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement known as ice and many live in fear of its reach correspondent carolina chinmoy sent us this report from the state of georgia. either the money calls is a defender of immigrants rights she wants them to know that they don't need to hide where they come from her going to the georgia latino alliance for human rights has been working on this for 19 years until recently in dialogue with the federal government but that channel of communication t

in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader on what he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. the situation is tense in ivory coast biggest city where our correspondent funny has been covering the story. as you can see there is not much to see here on the streets and roads of more or less empty people are staying at home now does that mean that the situation ivory coast is stable not have been various disruptions across the country during the elections yesterday both in the center and in the south including the capital violent clashes between police forces and people who are trying to prevent the elections from taking place there is conflicting information just how many people have been injured or even killed the opposition parties are talking about 12 people dead while a government source said that our own 2 people have died just outside of and t

more position leaders wanted and said more arrests will follow in coming days ivory coast presidential election was marred by violent protests as the 2016 referendum and president alassane ouattara announcement that he was running for thought. the opposition says it's illegal but his supporters assessed the constitutional amendment following the referendum cleared him to run again i am a decrease al-jazeera abidjan. we have to take you back now to our top story the election of joe biden as the next president of the united states these are live pictures from los angeles as you can see people are out there celebrating there have been celebrations in cities across the country since the announcement that biden won. i'm convinced an adult with headlines on. joe biden has celebrated his election to the u.s. presidency with a speech to the country spoke of uniting a nation that has seen deep divisions racial unrest dominating the headlines the people of this nation have spoken. they delivered a clear victory a convention victory a victory. for we the people we've won with the most roche ever crash of presidentia

let's go to west africa now where violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties which are boycotting the vote say several people have been killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas during these demonstrations against the current leader a loss on ouattara he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is under constitutional. law after polling stations closer president ouattara appealed for calm. opposition candidates meanwhile have already dismissed the whole process our correspondent a funny fish are in abidjan has this assessment the roads here in abidjan in the commercial capital are almost empty people are staying at home and they're trying to sit out these controversial elections they are bracing for violence yet they're hoping for a peaceful outcome of the elections there were various incidents in the center in the south of ivory coast including the capital city where police forces be trying to disperse protesters but again we're trying to prevent voters from casting their ballot now opposition parties are saying that this was

more position leaders wanted and said more arrests will follow in the coming days ivory coast presidential election was marredby violent protests since the 2016 referendum and president alassane ouattara announcement that he was running for a thought. the opposition says it's illegal but his supporters assessed the constitutional amendment followed the referendum cleared him to run again. greece al-jazeera. we're just going to leave this bulletin and you with pictures of celebrations in the u.s. vice president elect. village in southern india their villages use colored powder to write congratulates mean messages to harris out on the streets a maternal grandfather was born in this village in tamil nadu state a late mother moved to the u.s. at the age of 19 to study at the university of california. these are our top stories joe biden has delivered a message of hope and unity of the declaring victory in the u.s. presidential election he was projected as the winner after flipping pennsylvania but donald trump is still refusing to concede. it's tiring to put a word a harsh rhetoric floor the temperature see each o

more position leaders wanted and said more arrests will follow in coming days ivory coast presidential election was marred by violent protests since the 2016 referendum and president alassane ouattara announcement that he was running for thought. the opposition says it's illegal but his supporters assessed the constitutional amendment following the referendum cleared him to run again i am a decrease al-jazeera abidjan. and celebrations of the eviction of joe biden and common house didn't just take place in the u.s. people also gathered in houses and sister village in southern india villages used colored powder to write congratulatory messages to harristown the streets a maternal grandfather was born in this village in tamil nadu state late mother moved to the u.s. at the age of 19 to study at the university of california. m can but alan with the headlines on al jazeera joe biden has celebrated his election to the u.s. presidency with a speech to the country he spoke of uniting a nation that is seen deep divisions with racial unrest often dominating the headlines the people of this nation have spoken. they

turning now to west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday police fired tear gas during demonstrations against the current leader. he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. the situation is tense in ivory coast biggest city and where our correspondent funny has been covering this story she sent us this. as you can see there is not much to see here on the streets and roads obviously more or less empty people are staying at home now does that mean that the situation i've already coast is stable. they've been various disruptions across the country during the elections yesterday both in the center and in the south including the capital violent clashes between police forces and people who were trying to prevent the elections from taking place there is conflicting information just how many people have been injured or even killed the opposition parties are talking about 12 people dead while a government source said that our

to come here on al-jazeera including an escalation in ivory coast prosecutors announced new charges against opposition leaders after an election marred by violence. and the 1st mosque in centuries opens in the great capsule offense we'll have reaction from the muslim community. how i would find in try whether across much of europe at the moment big area of high pressure dominating support for seedings here does me foster and drug problems early on a lease putting in all the wind across the east side of your system cooler or just talking it through as the black sea towards to further walk towards the west that's where we got rather more the way of active weather bands of cloud and rain rolling game of st some flooding rains recently across spain west the weather continuing here just around the pier nice break down poles some snow as well of course over the high ground southern parts of france in for more wet and windy weather and we'll see some wet too windy weather grassy pushing up towards the british isles meanwhile the stays relatively quiet across a central part of the year and that's the case to as we go on into sunday will kwas

ivory coast's leader of the sun what tara has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a 3rd term in an election that's been marred by violence opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes polling day and a. police in quebec city have arrested a man addressed him it is. clothing and armed with a japanese sword on suspicion of killing 2 people and injuring 5 others an initial investigation indicated the 24 year old suspects motive in the how we night attack was not was personal and not terrorism. french police have made it to new arrests and a probe into last week's islamist attack on a church in nice the incident a saw a knife wielding man it killed 3 people at the city's notre dame basilica it was the 3rd attacked since controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed were republished by french satirical magazine shyly abdullah and i seen was targeted in an islamist attack in 2015 suspects are now on trial for the attack in paris. maximum security for all saints day prayers mass at nice cathedral i mean a kilometer from the site of thursday's attack soldiers and police are on

ivory coast's leader of the sun a what tara has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a 3rd term in an election that's been marred by violence opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday. well months after the deadly blast that killed scores of people in beirut life is still a monumental struggle for those living within the blast zone and much of the clean up has been taken care of many families are unable to afford repairs or reconstruction of their homes it comes as winter approaches and the pandemic returns to the lebanese capital. the dean cuss up is trying to bring some order back into her home 3 months on from the moment that brought destruction to beirut the flood still lies in complete disrepair. with winter fast approaching what needs to be done urgently to fix the damage the family all said ready to take 3 months have passed since the port explosion we have damaged homes walls have been shattered we're feeling calling tried to cover the broken windows. when it rains water pours into our flat but yet we have to carry on with our lives whi

ivory coast's leader of a sunday what tara has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a 3rd term in an election that's been marred by violence opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday. and rescue workers pulled a 14 year old girl from a collapsed building in western turkey almost 60 hours after a strong earthquake in the aegean sea struck the region of hopes of finding more survivors are fading the quake has killed dozens and killed dozens of people and hundreds were image. now to bill rose where police have fired warning shots and use stun grenades in an attempt to disperse tens of thousands of protesters marching in central minsk on sunday dozens of demonstrators have been arrested at their mass protests demanding the resignation of longtime leader alexander lukashenko are now in their 12th straight week. undeterred by threats of police violence thousands of protesters marched through the streets of minsk their destination a wooded area on the city's outskirts once used as an execution site by stalin secret police. but to get there they'd hav

ivory coast's later. has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a 3rd term in an election that's been marred by violence opposition parties who boycott of the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday. police in quebec city have a wrist of a man dressed in medieval clothing and with a japanese sword on suspicion of killing 2 people and injuring 5 others and an initial investigation indicated the 24 year old suspects motive in the halloween not attack was personal and not terrorism. rescue workers have pulled a 70 year old man from a collapsed building in western turkey 2 days after a strong earthquake in the genes he struck the region but hopes of finding more survivors of fighting the quake has killed at least 60 people and injured more than 900. french police have made 2 new arrests in a probe into last week's islamist attack on a church in it's the incidents or a knife wielding man killed 3 people at the city's not best silica it was the 3rd attack since controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad were really published by french satirical magazine charli

ivory coast's leader a law son ouattara has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a furred term in an election that's been marred by violence. opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on holy day on saturday. police in quebec city have arrested a man a dressed in medieval clothing and armed with a japanese sword on suspicion of killing 2 people and injuring of 5 others an initial investigation indicated the 24 year old suspects motive in the how a night attack was personal and not terrorism. well months after the deadly blast that killed scores of people in beirut wife is still a monumental struggle for those living within the blast zone while much of the cleanup has been taken care of many families are unable to afford repairs or reconstruction of their homes it comes as winter approaches and the pandemic returns to the lebanese capital. the dean cuss up is trying to bring some order back into her home 3 months on from the moment the destruction to beirut still lies and compete disrepair. with winter fast approaching work needs to be done urgently to fix the damage the

ivory coast's leader i lost son ouattara has taken an early lead in the country's presidential election he's seeking a 3rd term in an election that's been marred by violence opposition parties who boycotted the vote say several people were killed in clashes on polling day on saturday. once after the deadly blast that killed scores of people in beirut life is still a monumental struggle for those living within the blast zone for much of the cleanup has been taken care of many families are unable to afford repairs or reconstruction of their homes it comes as winter approaches and the pandemic returns to the lebanese capital. and the dean cuss up is trying to bring some order back into her home 3 months on from the moment the destruction to beirut the flood still lies in complete disrepair. with winter fast approaching work needs to be done urgently to fix the damage the family all said ready to take 3 months have passed since the port explosion we have damaged homes as walls have been shattered we're feeling calling try to cover the broken windows. when it rains water pours into our flat but that's it yet we have to carry on with our lives while

ivory coast. i'm up to 5 oreos will be happy to hear that i meant interest on the ground fast and i was on banks on mars. now the military operation in northern ethiopia is stretched threatening to spill over the country's borders, and they're also fears it could lead to a fat humanitarian crisis. ethiopian prime minister ahmed ordered that offensive in the tikrit region last week, accusing local forces that of attacking a military base. and since then, hundreds have been killed and several 1000 people have fled to neighboring sudan. and our correspondent have a morgan is in khartoum for us. she says there are concerns that some of the ethiopian refugees crossing into sudan are actually fleeing fight is the bordering states of course, and already had camps that were housing or hosting refugees even prior to the conflict that had broken out in the tigre region in ethiopia, last week there were already hundreds of refugees there waiting to be processed, saying that they want to be moved to a 3rd country and they were receiving humanitarian aid. and they were already saying that the aid that they were rece