of twenty eight thousand tickets. the concerts took place in the very center of power in tehran the great hall in the ministry of the interior. b. . thanh singing is forbidden for religious reasons but clapping and cheering is not. the applause began before the first note was heard and continued for minutes. it was a new and totally unexpected experience for sundials. thank you. thank you later the german musician described the shows as two hours of goosebumps it was he says proof of the primal power of music thanks to hours of those bombs and yet no dancing allowed how did the crowd even manage to hold back and how was that for you compared to european kids you're inviting them to let go yes to be honest i didn't expect that so i wasn't really sure what to expect but i certainly did not expect this at this stage to you know show emotions and to somehow. yeah somehow let this music and let the rhythm sink in and. felten energy there obviously and i mean in their way maybe they were letting go yes it was very engaging for us on stage and so for the for the that. for the next for the next round of concerts we did in two thousa

again we are talking about up to two hundred people expected to be on board that ferry of the ministry of interior spokesman with the ministry of interior has offered condolences so that more details are forthcoming and that the government will be doing its best to get to the bottom of exactly what happened bear in mind that people in mosul are already living in such difficult circumstances we were there are several weeks ago the western portion of mosul so much of it is devastated people living in the rubble people living with no services and scraping by in terms of food and water relying on charity so again this is truly an additional tragedy for people who have already suffered so much name in baghdad thank you very much for that update we'll check in with you again later for this breaking news story out of iraq. not to brussels where british prime minister to recently is meeting european leaders in a last ditch attempt to organize an orderly breaks it may want to see the u.k.'s departure from the european union pushed back by three months as things stand right now the u.k. scheduled to leave t

of the table basically all options as of now are still there. search operations in mosul have continued a day off for a ferry carrying about two hundred people capsized the ministry of the interior says one hundred people have died mostly women and children that's also a name has more from baghdad already the people are angry in mosul protestors are calling the iraqi president and other government officials the news they say the government has failed to keep a check on the safety of ferries and how they're operated and they want justice for the victims. of this ferry was packed with people enjoying a holiday at an amusement park it didn't get far from the banks of the tigris river before capsizing social media video shows bystanders screaming passengers struggling against the swift current to get to safety dozens drowned most were women and children more than fifty people were rescued so we still have five and my wife and my daughters are in the water and those police officers are not letting me through leave me leave me let me go this accident has been described as unprecedented the iraqi prime minister announced three days of mourning and iraqis placed candles along the banks

operations continue in mosul a day after a ferry carrying about two hundred people capsized the ministry of the interior says one hundred people have died mostly women and children at the main report some back that the people are angry in mosul protestors are calling the iraqi president and other government officials the news they say the government has failed to keep a check on the safety of ferries and how they're operated and they want justice for the victims. of this ferry was packed with people enjoying a holiday at an amusement park it didn't get far from the banks of the tigris river before capsizing social media video shows bystanders screaming passengers struggling against the swift current to get to safety dozens drowned most were women and children more than fifty people were rescued those do affirm and my wife and my daughters are in the water and those police officers are not letting me through leave me leave me let me go. this accident has been described as unprecedented the iraqi prime minister announced three days of mourning and iraqis placed candles along the banks of the tigris to rem

of the orders given by the government. >> we have some people being fired from the police. on top of the police comes the interior ministry. the interior minister will be in the hot seat. thehe head of the police in france is the interior minister. questioned by the senate commission and then tomorrow by the national assembly commission. there are lots of calls for his resignation coming from a number -- heple in the party was photographed a week ago partying. this came up in the press. that emmanuelorts macron was furious. there's an image problem. he was the target for the opposition. the assumption is he will remain in power. cabinetryd be a shuffle after these european elections. he could be one of the victims. he is very close to emmanuel macrcron. ththat's his best weapon to resist. >> protests have broken out in algeria once again. the president said he would be remaining in the country's top job beyond his mandate. he said a successor could only be elected after a new constitution was approved. the gogovernment responded to calls from the street. >> the upcoming presidential elections will take place under new con

the director of the ministry of civil defense and emergency management let's listen to what they have to say the management the ministry of foreign affairs and trade the department of interior phase the ministry of business innovation and employment the defense force new zealand customs and our transport agencies this is the fish of what will be a series of regular stand outs with relevant agencies who are involved in the response i'll provide you with a brief operational overview and then hand over to my colleagues who will provide overviews of the or activist base. please note i will not be providing any covering any police measures this is based addressed by team. secret government agencies with a focus on supporting communities that we can together to understand and cease community complexities and needs this requires specialist expertise and consideration and work is being progressed as a priority for all agencies. the officials for domestic and external security coordination committees committee is meeting regularly to ensure that the response is coordinators across agencies this is a committee made up of government agency chief executives. and all of government tame

of something that i think. we've taken for granted actually thanked the ministry of the interior namely that there would be the true twenty twenty we have a register in place logging who enters into leaves the e.u. and actually all with shang and agreements we really should agree that at this time if you look at how to develop that somebody is over there now in monterey in the sense that if you have a shared space you need to know who is in it and who's left it. it's now ever better late than never i like to say. but let's have at it quickly we have protected our external borders better. and are making progress here we have a new partnership with africa that we need to find out if there's still a great deal that needs to be done about regarding good imitation of those offending but it's also true that we haven't done well and have yet to achieve many of the things we wanted to achieve entirely and so now the question is can we we actually twenty seven number states find new forms of solidarity when it comes to combat the legal eagle migration and introduce a series of. legal structure and migration i think we

the latest dozens of people rescued but the death toll is still a very high one. yes but fortunately it appears to have stabilized for the moment the ministry of interior the last data we have is seventy one dead fifty five people rescued relatives of the victims have been arriving at the scene one man was begging the police to drive him to the banks of the tigris river he said my wife and daughter are in the water please take me another man was complaining about the quote lax security and lack of safety precautions taken by the ferry he said he witnessed the scene and what a scene it appears to have been playing out on social media the video we have seen paint a very distressing picture you can hear bystanders screaming from the banks of the tigris river some people jumping in in an attempt to rescue you can see what appears to be the ferry upside down and many people struggling swimming furiously against a very swift river current the prime minister of iraq has ordered an immediate investigation into the capsized ferry but already iraqi civil defense has said that it appears that the cause is because the ferry was operating. beyond the recommended back some of the

on march into its money is the representative of the council of the evangelical church in berlin and brussels he welcomes the interior ministries offer under this program those in need of protection will also be selected according to the criteria of the un refugee relief organization u.n.h.c.r. and be assigned mentors. in the city looking for. the initiatives as proposed by the interior ministry. of food from the men from the pilot project allows up to five hundred people to come to europe safely and legally . of oftentimes people of their own have residence permits for three years. so it's a good solution. because it factors integration into their lives from the outside. those well the private partnership program will launch in twenty nineteen and state programs might follow. it's an initiative that has much in common with the humanitarian corridor. twenty refugees have now been in sorrento for about six months. it's a picturesque town west of the coast about an hour's drive south of naples. two families from southern sudan and eritrea live in a car a shared house in the middle of town. initially her husband struggled to settl

attackers have been killed and attacked is that overages waiting for official word from the ministry of interior the ministry of defense to fully concerned that but it seems as if it wasn't a particularly long attack and not wait luckily. about this site attack so that you know about airport is actually outside of the city it's on the road to detroit on the route route that you're from crossing which leads to the durand line and eventually into foxed on. and it's not really a civilian airport it's militarized airport it's not meant for commercial or civilian flights but because the employees of the construction company are civilians in which it has obviously led to civilian deaths always stay with this because that attack enjoy about it comes as a talks between the taliban and u.s. officials aimed at ending the violence in the country are continuing in qatar and the taliban have launched a charm offensive it seems to try to win over the international community and its former foes. malawi calum again once wielded enormous power he led the enforcement of taliban regulations during their rule of af

on march into its money is the representative of the council of the even jellicoe church in berlin and brussels he welcomes the interior ministries offer under this program those in need of protection will also be selected according to the criteria of the un refugee relief organization u.n.h.c.r. and be assigned mentors. in the city to. us the initiative was proposed by the interior ministry. is to food from the men from the pilot project allows up to five hundred people to come to europe safely and legally. of. people of their own have residence permits for three years. so it's a good solution. because it factors integration into their lives from the outside. those well the private partnership program will launch in two thousand and nineteen and state programs might follow. it's an initiative that has much in common with the humanitarian corridor. twenty refugees have now been in sorrento for about six months. town west of the coast about an hour's drive south of naples. families from southern sudan and eritrea live in a car a shared house in the middle of town. initially her husband struggled to settle in at first the couple an

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommend. this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to. baghdad an explosion at a chemical factory in the eastern china has killed at least forty seven people and injured about ninety others it happened in young chang and young sim province a coastal area north of shanghai people living nearby have a windows were smashed by the force of the blast adrian brown has more from beijing well many people have been killed but many more have also been injured the death toll began to rise on friday because rescuers were able to recover bodies from the rubble of the factory where this blas

banks of the tigris river and there are about two hundred people on board that ferry from what we understand and it appears that it has capsize or that it capsized according to the ministry of interior because it exceeded the maximum capacity recommended the images that have emerged on social media reveal a very distressing day for people you can hear people on the banks of the river screaming a few people jump in in an attempt to rescue others you also see what appears to be the ferry upside down and others furiously swimming against a very swift current there has been rain in recent days and the level of the tigris river has increased now as a quarter into our producers this is considered unprecedented they don't recall a time when there was a ferry accident of this magnitude or certainly a ferry magh ferry accident at all and bear in mind this happened in mosul it's endured so much it was under the really terrorized by eisel and then during the battle of mosul when forces went in to purge the armed group about half the city was devastated we were there several weeks ago and just to see the sheer misery that people are living in living among rubble sump. abel said that you could s

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to. baghdad. so that has some of the egypt's ambassador to throw me off to egypt's government off a bit more than gas exploration and the red sea saddam's or some of the bets on the disputed hajji triangle the area which is controlled by egypt has been claimed by saddam since one thousand fifteen's making it a self of contention between the neighbors. a top aide to venezuelan opposition leader one guy though has been arrested during a raid against what the government describes as a terrorist cell or why though and his backers

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim al-jazeera baghdad. brazil's former president has been arrested as part of a massive corruption investigation operation call washers looking into latin america's largest corruption scandal that has more. so dramatic scenes outside the house of former president michelle temari ansel powell where a special task force is part of the wider operation carwash. arrested him in the early hours of the morning they since flown him to rio de janeiro the state of rio de janeiro which is at the center of the investigation accusation

have launched attacks and they would hold them accountable we've heard the statement from the ministry of interior saying that they would that the launching of these rockets has been outside the national consensus we've heard have mass leaders talk in the past that they are interested in a long term ceasefire with israel and they do not want to engage in any war or any escalation ok jim adopted from thank you the u.s. senate has voted to revoke donald trump's the correction of a national emergency on the border with mexico several members of the president's own republican party sided against him our white house correspondent kelly reports on how trump responded are there any centers wishing to change their vote. a humiliating for puke by members of his own republican party the joint resolution is passed on thursday twelve republicans in the senate joined democrats to overturn the u.s. president's emergency declaration that provides roughly eight billion dollars in funding for a us mexico border wall to halt illegal immigration democrats oppose the move on moral grounds why didn't he just declare a

the tenth anniversary of the leader's death well let's go live now to our correspondent charlotte bettas who is in kabul tell us more about this attack. so the ministry of interior has just told us that this operation is ongoing to get inside a building where they believe the attack is where they believe rockets were fired fired from towards the scattering they have arrested one attacker but they have been engaged in special forces for some hours now trying to clear this building of the attack as it all began. local gathering about a thousand people commemorating the death of a famous who. they were a lot of high powered politicians they were talking former president. c.e.o. of. a presidential candidate. acting foreign minister a lot of politicians we found through witnesses they say that a builder of dylan was speaking as he was speaking they started to hear rockets in the distance another politician stood up to speak and his are at least another. speak his name is mark and so i think we need to stop and i think we may be coming under attack and at that point. and for about an hour also we heard that there were multiple explosions grenades mortars rockets heavy

relationships between the two countries and not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of. ongoing investigation both the north korean embassy and spain's interior ministry for their reaction. in germany members of. the party have lashed out at the outspoken u.s. ambassador richard grenell the u.s. could cut down on the intelligence it shares with germany should. take part in germany's five structure. reports. of diplomatic tact themselves. chancellor merkel is far from happy with the latest comments from washington. richard grinnell said they should germany proceed with developing its next generation of wireless internet infrastructure alongside the chinese telecom company who while we. would be limited in the intelligent. that was being shared with us from washington none of your business says angela merkel should even the security is particularly when it comes to the expansion of five but also elsewhere in the digital area is a very important concern for the german government so we are defining all standards fossil ways of the politicians of also being quick to condemn the u.s. ambassador's approach the federal government is in no need of demands or t

protests given the size of this one we know that the interior ministry of hamas has mobilized eight thousand security officials to try and rein in these protests there are significantly different instructions this week than we have seen at previous such protests they've been told not to burn tires indeed we've seen a massacre divisions be taking tires and taking them back from the border fence they've been told not to launch in century balloons and kites again you would see a lot of that kind of activity we've seen very little if any so far at this location at least today and as i say from the other side sorry there might be some tear gas coming in from the other side we're seeing a few or you would see that you would hear the crack of with live ammunition every few minutes that has not been the case so far today all of this really trying to make sure that the deal the nascent deal that we heard about reported last night. involving concession searches electricity supplies increasing. the range of fishing from the coast increasing the amount of money coming in from qatar increasing from fifty

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim of baghdad. weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera find out why police in brazil have arrested former president michelle turner. and facebook is dealing with and now that privacy and security lapse. how i've got plenty of sunshine across many parts of europe at the moment we do have some rather lively showers across the central part of the mediterranean little area of low pressure swirling away here bringing some damaging winds and some pretty heavy rain in some of the wet weather to making its way in across the

minority area has been targeted in the past by eisel in particular but we do not have any confirmation of who is behind this attack at this point the ministry of interior has told us they have a wrist is one person that they believe to have fired a rocket and that special forces have surrounded a house we have by to where this gathering took place with they believe the rockets . from. palace there with that update from kabul we'll be bringing you more as we get it thank you charlatans. well thailand's constitutional court has dissolved one of the country's main opposition parties and banned its leaders from politics for ten years to charge was accused of violating election laws for nomination princess dahl as their election candidate for prime minister the move was criticized by her brother the king who said it was inappropriate for royals to get involved in politics the nomination was ultimately rejected by the electoral commission the court case is the latest chapter in a long running power struggle between the time military and the powerful shinawatra family the thai rocks a child party is considered loyal to former prime minister taksin shinawatra

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim of baghdad. physicals are being held across new zealand to mark one week since a gunman attacked two mosques killing fifty people well since then the country's been united in grief coming together to remember the victims and offer support to the muslim community so the call to prayer is due to play out on national radio and television soon and then two minutes silence will be observed thousands of people are expected to gather in christ church opposite the new a mosque where most of the victims were killed others will p

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim of baghdad. an explosion at a chemical factory in eastern china has killed at least forty seven people and injured scores of others as happened in one chiang province a coastal area north of shanghai brown has more from beijing. it was a thunderous detonation heard more than forty kilometers away the fireball engulfing the fertilizer plant. state television didn't hold back as it often has in the past the scale of china's latest chemical explosion was becoming clear. hospitals were inundated many of the injured have sev

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to. baghdad an explosion at a chemical factory in eastern china has killed at least forty four people and injured about ninety others it happened to me and chang and jennings and province that's a coastal area north of shanghai people living nearby say their windows were smashed by the force of the blast a germ brown joining us from beijing what are you hearing about this accident. well i think it's possibly fair to assume that the death toll is going to rise because of those ninety people who are injured at least thirty two o

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim l jazeera baghdad thousands of people are expected to attend friday prayers in christ church to pay tribute to the fifty victims of last week's mass shooting at two mosques a call to prayers will be broadcast nationally followed by a two minute silence while funerals took place on thursday to bodies were nice to families our minister to send auden has announced strict new gun laws in the wake of the attack. live from. what can we expect an event today. well obviously a significant day not just because it's the one weeke

let's go to nida ybor here in ramallah in the occupied west bank and you know what kind of response from the palestinian side we know that the gaza's interior ministry has said that the launching of that have been outside the national consensus and they will be taking actions against those who. will be deemed responsible for that attack we know that masses military wing brigades has said that it was in meetings with egyptian security delegation that has been coming to gaza in the past week to discuss the future of truce with israel sources tell us we know that house has evacuated its post posts in gaza and we have news from the israeli sources who say that the israeli. security the legation has left the gaza strip which could signal an escalation in the coming hours of course that depends on the israeli cabinet meeting however it we can sense from the into the at ministries statement that there is a sense of not any interest in an escalation in the gaza strip even him with the latest there from ramallah need to thinking. the united kingdom will last the european union to extend the deadline for leaving past march twenty ninth after another vote in p

between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically geishas we've asked the north korean embassy and spanish interior ministry for reaction to the news but the latter already replying that it will not comment on an ongoing. investigation. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was accused several nations including including russia of selling their energy products in order to attack liberty and freedom and that wasn't the only important point made during his speech to an annual energy conference in hoost in texas it goes down of reports. the us is out of the closet finally an official confirmation that it weaponized oil and gas in its foreign policy doctrine we need to continue to build our energy security in the ways of describing we need to roll up our sleeves and compete by facilitating investment all across the world and encouraging partners to buy from us but honestly that actors but hold up what's with the parts about bad actors well don't you forget america is exceptional it's like no other country in the world really so when they do it it is a canny tactic but when support malign amps and not to promote p

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to. baghdad to china now where an explosion at a chemical factory in the country's east has killed at least forty seven people and ninety others it happened in young chiang jiang so province at the coastal area north of shanghai people living nearby said they windows were smashed by the blast adrian brown has more from beijing. well many people have been killed but many more have also been injured the death toll began to rise on friday because rescuers were able to recover bodies from the rubble of the factory where this blast

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to aim of baghdad. and at least seventy people have reportedly died off to two buses collided in southern gonna the accident happened in the town of. local media say one of the buses caught fire after the collision and we'll be bringing you more on this story as we get it weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera we travel to one of the regions hit hardest by sight and it died in mozambique. welcome to have a look at the international for cars with the usual rash of showers across southeast asia some bloody downpours still

the city of mosul. the interior ministry says 59 people, including children, were rescued. esman said the ferry sank because of a technical problem, and there were not many boats in the area to rescue people. more people are moving to canada. biggestrecorded its influx of immigrants in over a century, with statistics showing 320,000 people arrived in canada last year, the largest amount since 1913. the increase has helped fuel a surge of employment despite sluggish indicators in other parts of the canadian economy. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 100 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. joe: eight days away from its nasdaq debut, lyft executives in new york today as part of their roadshow pitch. but our next guest says the ipo filing omits necessary details. we want to welcome triton research ceo. you have a specialty of digging through filings and evaluating ipo's and you say that you cannot assess lyft's business from the s-1, which is kind of weird because they have all the

the group out of syria. search operations are continuing in the iraqi city of mosul a day off a ferry carrying about two hundred people capsized the interior ministry says one hundred people have died most of them women and children iraq's president and the governor of mosul cause an angry reception when they travel to the city with protesters blocking roads and at least seventy people have died off for a head on collision between two buses in southern gonna the accident happened around two am in the east region buses were each carrying around fifty passengers local media say one of the buses caught fire after the collision you're up to date with all of our top stories this hour coming up next it's up front with many house on. how worried should we be about the danger of nuclear war on the indian subcontinent in this new season of upfront acclaimed indian novelist and activist r. inductee roy. hodgson also on the show venezuela's political and economic crisis is deepening under president nicolas maduro and the u.s. and over fifty other nations say they want him out so are we now on the verge of a military intervention that's our debate but first in

in the immediate hours after the ferry capsized the death toll kept rising the ministry of interior noted that many of the dozens of victims were women and children the iraqi prime minister has called for an immediate investigation into the cause of the accident however iraqi civil defense says it appears it was due to the ferry carrying more passengers than the maximum capacity recommended this ferry accident appears to be unprecedented in iraq it's also yet another misery to be endured for the people of war ravaged mosul who have already lost so much natasha going to. baghdad the heads on al-jazeera the human cost of war we follow one yemeni family's life. some rather wet weather. full cost parts of central and southern china this thick and of play out in the process of sinking its way further south where it's going to bring a fair bit of rain there into eastern parts of chad it's well celsius the high for shanghai on friday hong kong should be settlin sunny make the most of it because you know what's coming as we go wanted to saturday that will sink its way further south with what whet

between the two countries and not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically geishas. we've asked the north korean embassy and the spanish interior ministry for reaction to the news with the letter already replying that it will not comment on an ongoing investigation. the us department of justice told the f.b.i. not to charge hillary clinton with gross negligence over her deleted e-mails back in twenty sixteen months according to a transcript of testimony f.b.i. official lisa page gave to congress an investigation was launched after it was revealed clinton used a private e-mail server to store classified information when she served as secretary of state in july of two thousand and sixteen the probe ended without criminal charges relating to the latest revelations president trump accused the barmah area justice department of corruption. just revealed f.b.i. agent lisa page transcripts make the a boom of justice department look exactly like it was a broken and corrupt machine hopefully justice will finally be served much more to come. this week nancy michael flanagan tourney former u.s. congressman michael it's emerged the obama department

between the two countries are not least because of international conventions covering the inviolability of diplomatically geishas. who have asked the north korean embassy and the spanish interior ministry for reaction to the news with the latter already replying that it will not comment on an ongoing investigation. the terrorist group islamic state has passed the finding of a soon to be released documentary. it's a process to sell any that's designed for about. thousands of people but realistically. around ten pounds. the conditions of become pretty bad the rest of the soto's of videos of riots happening all the time especially when it's really just being heard if. you know that means or even nothing like it or not you know your. heart or i say i didn't. say oh here they come way behind kill they can steal hundred bucks if you look. at the model. live on the on the housing market the island in the mid north and i might. have gone on that's all done fucked up living off i thought looking on. top of it many times to put a camera artist to protect ourselves to go. well the film in question will be released in may we've spoken to his producer about how they ended up telling the story. you

large scale as seen here last saturday clashes in the north and the south of france now the numbers are quite interesting the interior ministry is saying that there were about four forty thousand five hundred protesters across the whole of france and that is well up on the number that they reported last weekend when we saw the violent clashes here in paris so this is a problem that is still not going away. the president michel it's a problem that he tried to diffuse using the the so-called big debate but yet he's got to listen to exactly what he found across the country and come up with some new policies because so many people are still very angry with him they see him as a president only for the rich and yet they're finding themselves in communities many many rural communities where they caught me and this meat they caught get enough money to survive a whole month and feed their families and look after themselves now until he comes up with some sort of new policies this government will still be on the threat from the yellow vestas and this is the nineteenth consecutive sad day they've been out on the streets it could be many

of this government and they have minor portfolios none of them hold the economy finance foreign min foreign affairs or interior defense ministries one of them has the energy and hydraulics ministry and of course most of central african republic don't have electricity or access to water so this is really a blow and what what many people fear now in the central african republic is that others will walk out of this deal and that they will have to be another set of negotiations felicity yeah i mean is that nicholas any thoughts about how they steal could possibly be rescued. well really the government needs to include and stick by what was signed back in february first on twitter at the time said history will judge severely if we fail perhaps an ominous speech because just weeks later it seems that this peace deal is now into question the way that the way forward is to address key grievances of the armed groups and some of the key q. rinses not just about being part of a government or being part of ministries the issues are much deeper the issue of for instance nationality a lot of people in benghazi or part of the central governmen

of the buses caught fire. into a. search operations continue in mosul a day after a ferry carrying about two hundred people capsized the ministry of interior has one hundred people have died mostly women and children at the name has more from back that. people are angry in mosul protestors are calling the iraqi president and other government officials the news they say the government has failed to keep a check on the safety of ferries and how they're operated and they want justice for the victims. this ferry was packed with people enjoying a holiday at an amusement park it didn't get far from the banks of the tigris river before capsizing social media video shows bystanders screaming passengers struggling against the swift current to get to safety dozens drowned most were women and children more than fifty people were rescued so we do a firm and my wife and my daughters are in the water and those police officers are not letting me through leave me leave me let me go this accident has been described as unprecedented the iraqi prime minister announced three days of mourning and iraqis placed candles along the banks of the tigris to remember