will be leader of the opposition party nelson chamisa is the elected president of the movement for democratic change he ran unopposed after some who wanted the top job left the party or dropped out of the race and we have shown the way out we have shown zimbabwe with on africa that it is possible to be democratic it is possible to renew it is possible to have a nonviolent peaceful contest internally and that is what we have shown the world look at the number of people we have come all on their own accord. zimbabweans are watching him closely to see how he plans to put pressure on president innocent of a rising inflation and unemployment along with fuel and casualties nelson chamisa narry lost last year's presidential election to president innocent women that were the result showed he has significant support but whether he can appeal to a broader audience remains unclear. his m.d.c. party also has to show its different from the ruling zanu p.f. i think there's a lot of common ground between the ruling party and opposition and i don't like to call frameworks and propositions. both pro free market busi

officially name its next president now since jimmy so has been interim leader of the movement for democratic change since last year the party's 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan tsvangirai last year the m.d.c. has been plagued by infighting since he died has this update from where. it's been a bruising leadership battle which involves months of infighting and some of those who wanted the top job say they were harassed and intimidated into eventually dropping out of the race. some say they wound up in hospital and are calling nelson chamisa a dictator and they feel the need of the right man to lead the party jamieson now has a huge task of uniting a divided in d.c. but most of our brains want to know what he's going to do about the economy right now the situation is getting worse in zimbabwe nurses are threatening to go on strike fuel has increased by nearly 50 percent civil servants say they can't afford to go to work every day because a pay is so little the m.d.c. does have economic policies on paper but some economists say some of those policies are similar to those of the ruling

in zimbabwe the main opposition party the movement for democratic change is expected to choose its next leader in a few hours the m.d.c. is interim leader nelson chamisa is widely expected to win it's the party's 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan china there i last year the m.d.c. . has been faced by inciting scenes. that speak to our more tussles live for us from where we're in central zimbabwe's saw the 1st n.b.c. congress since. what are we expecting our. world today is voting day and now when chinese. leader of the party in a few hours time you're going to give a speech and that's what people are waiting to hear they want to know what he plans to do about uniting the party but most importantly most of all being want to hear what he has to say about the economy in the part of economists of the in the east policy economic policies i mean some time to learn to go to the ruling party the party they want to know whether it's going to be more of the same or is planning to do things differently from the way morgan kind i did. and any more updates on the arrests of oppositi

officially named its next president now listen to me has been the interim leader of the movement for democratic change since last year as the party's 1st congress since the death of its funny morgan chung the m.d.c. has been plagued by in fighting since he died. the us president has hinted on social media there will be no major progress on a trade deal while he's in japan so far he's spent his time that. taking in traditional japanese culture and on monday he and prime minister shinzo abbey will hold a bilateral summits where trade will be discussed when he has more. to do something of a contrast is donald trump set ringside at the grand sumo tournament in tokyo alongside the 1st lady and japanese prime minister shinzo a bear and unconventional president watching the most ritualistic and traditional japanese sport was earlier in the day the 2 leaders had a round of golf but on monday the games will stop and they'll get down to business although no significant announcement on a trade deal is expected it's thought that shinzo bear won't make major concessions particularly in agriculture before an upper

voting to choose its next president now centuries has been the interim leader for the movement for democratic change since last year it's the party's 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan tsvangirai last year. and members of venezuela's government and opposition will meet in also next week for talks aimed at resolving the political crisis the developments seen as a sign of progress after months of tension between opposition leader one quite so and president nicolas maduro. well those are the headlines for you the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world. people were once a nomadic tribe and used to bring their animals to the pasture lands of what's now lebanon for decades if not centuries. today's tribe members are descended from bad women who roamed the arab peninsula and the levant for hundreds of years but now their nomadic life is over. they began settling in lebanon in the 1920 s. and continued through the fifty's and sixty's. the establishment of modern nation states with defined borders and a series of droughts gradually forced them to give up herding and their tr

opposition party has elected nelson chamisa as its leader and the 1st congress held by the movement for democratic change since the death of its founder morgan tsvangirai last year the party has been plagued by divisions since his death. has more from where and. after months of infighting over who is main opposition party nelson chamisa is the elected president of the movement for democratic change he ran unopposed after some who wanted the top job left the party or dropped out of the race and we have shown the way out we have shown zimbabwe with from africa that it is possible to be democratic it is possible to renew it is possible to have a nonviolent peaceful contest internally and that is what we have shown the world look at the number of people we have come all on their own accord. zimbabweans are watching him closely to see how he plans to put pressure on president innocent of a rising inflation and unemployment along with fuel and cash orders nelson chamisa narry lost last year's presidential election to president innocent women that were the result showed he has significant support but whether he

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zimbabwe's main opposition party is set to officially elect a new leader the movement for democratic change the m.d.c. is expected to choose nelson chamisa has been the interim leader since last year the party narrowly lost the election in 2018 and alice say it must overcome internal divisions in order to convince voters next time around. has more from where in central zimbabwe i feel keys are becoming a permanent feature in zimbabwe like everything else here prices keep rising and people are becoming increasingly frustrated. and to morrow morning. in the morning. looking forward. to strike. some are asking politicians from all parties to put aside their differences and focus on fixing things this is the time for sure but you actually have little interest at heart forget the politics let's get going because without we call it politics is useless. but zimbabwe is divided politically some people believe the main opposition leader nelson chamisa is the only one who can turn around the economy because m.d.c. party has a congress this weekend to officially elect him as leader his allies declared

officially name its next president soon nelson chamisa has been interim the 0 of the movement for democratic change since last year as the parsis 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan chung last year the m.d.c. has been plagued by infighting since his death. joins us now live from our us they've also started jet understand there's been a bit of a delay. in the record. voting isn't about underway there are some of the people will be behind me who are costing me a vote in a slow growth in 10 robin who have to vote. in this because it may mean we're just nickel issues now we know that people know that not nothing to me when the leadership party begins is going on challenge no one is challenging him and his critics say that's a good many people who wanted to challenge him were allegedly intimidated or harassed and were forced to drop out of the race that is not. the m.d.c. the democratic party that anyone has a right to kill which leader they want now also when he speaks to a few time he has a mammoth task of trying to unite with seems to be a divided party but most people want to know why

in the interim leader of the movement for democratic change since last year is the process 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan chang to write last year. as the infighting since. joins us now live from. this is the 1st time this in congress since the party founder dies what are we expecting today. all right now are people currently voting in many a big nelson chamisa to win simply because you're running and contested but it's not been any the race for him a lot of people say that it's been a bruising battle politically of the people who wanted the top job they they felt intimidated and harassed to the extent of they had to drop out of the race the malays there wind up in hospital and others according to i mean a dictator thing he really should not be the man to lead this party the chinese are now at united divided the but most want to hear from him and know what he plans to do about the economy which is getting worse i mean right now the planning to go on strike in 2 weeks has increased by nearly 50 percent which means the price the basic commodities have also gone up civi

forcing to choose its next presidents nelson chamisa has been answering these are of the movement for democratic change since last year as the party's 1st congress since the death of its phones or morgan last year and papa new guinea's prime minister has quits after 7 years in the job it's your nails resignation for weeks of high level defections from the billing party the headlines now it's back to al-jazeera world. a tribe was once nomadic and move seasonally between syria and lebanon. everyone knew one another even if they didn't always know when they were born or how early bird one man used it without having an idea it was not a problem. but their life as wandering herdsman changed as national borders and politics forced them to settle in towns and villages many in the bekaa valley in central lebannon. today everything revolves around an id card without it their non existence since settling the aid have gone through the process of applying for lebanese nationality some have succeeded but others are still waiting for the political decisions necessary to grant them identity and legal status as tribal

to zimbabwe now where the main opposition party the movement for democratic change is expected to choose its next president in a few hours the m.d.c. as interim leader nelson chamisa is widely expected to win this is a party's 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan china in last year the m.d.c. has been plagued by infighting stains childcare i stick to speak to how remote joins us live from where we're in central is in by way so the m.d.c. is 1st congress since trying to rise death row. what are we expecting today. well today is the big voting day and is widely expected is going to be the party leader but it hasn't been easy for him it's been a bruising battle months of infighting some of these people who want to do the job say they've been arrest and intimidated to the point that they had to drop out of the race in hospital some are even calling nelson chamisa a dictator and feel he is not the right man to lead this party that said we need to take to the stage in a time and give this speech people want to hear what he has to say about uniting a very divided party but also mo

zimbabwe's main opposition party is set to officially elect a new leader the movement for democratic change the m.d.c. is expected to choose nelson chamisa he's been the interim leader since last year the party narrowly lost the election in 2018 and analysts say it's got a way of a calm internal divisions in order to convince voters for the next election has more now from cuero in central zimbabwe i feel keys are becoming a permanent feature in zimbabwe like everything else here prices keep rising and people are becoming increasingly frustrated. and to morrow morning. followed. some are asking politicians from all parties to put aside their differences and focus on fixing things this is the time to sure but you actually have a national interest at heart forget the politics. going out we call it politics is useless. but zimbabwe is divided politically some people believe the main opposition leader nelson chamisa is the only one who can turn around the economy his m.d.c. party has a congress this weekend to officially elect him as leader his allies declared an interim leader after morgan tsva

to officially name its next leader soon nelson chamisa has been interim leader of the movement for democratic change since last year it's the party's 1st congress since the death of its founder morgan tsvangirai. has this update from where. it's been a bruising leadership battle which involves months of infighting and some of those who wanted the top job say they were harassed and intimidated into eventually dropping out of the race them say they wound up in hospital and according nelson chamisa i think. tate's and they feel relieved of the right man to lead the party to me so now has a huge task of uniting a divided in d.c. but most of our brains want to know what he's going to do about the economy right now the situation is getting worse in zimbabwe nurses are threatening to go on strike fuel has increased by nearly 50 percent civil servants say they can't afford to go to work every day because a play is so little the m.d.c. does have economic policies on paper but some economists say some of those policies are similar to those of the rulings only paid party and they want to know whether it's goin

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for. >> ocasio-cortez arrived in washington with her long-time boyfriend. she wasted no time making her progressive voice heard. during freshman orientation week, she champed a movement on climate change by directly challenging the democraticp. >> they were like, hey, we're planning to do a sit-in against nancy pelosi for not taking climate change seriously. they knew in the midst of her race for speaker and the midst of democrats just winning the midterms in the house that it would get news. >> ocasio-cortez's first visit to the veteran congresswoman's office was a public show of support for the activists camped outside. >> nobody expected her to show up to the citizens. they did not ask her. her chief of staff asked her, hey, will you retweet that action tomorrow. she was like i'm going. >> i just want to let you all know how proud i am of each and every single one of you for putting yourselves and your bodies and everything on the line to make sure that we save our planet, our generation and our future. >> alex was just moved that if 18, 19, 20 year old students could risk arrest against the next speaker of the house, commit civil disobedience, go to jail, she could show up and give a speech. she tweeted a couple days l

girl who started a global movement of student strikes calling for action to combat climate change, is leading a march in vienna today. and over in the us, the california democratice largest gathering of democrats from around the state. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello — i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is your friday sport briefing. the cricket world cup is underway — and what a way to cement your status as favourites. england — who are the tournament hosts, crushed south africa in their opening game at the oval in london. they won by1011 runs. the moment of the match? this spectacular catch by all—rounder ben stokes! it's so good we have show it again. stokes, their top scorer with 89 runs, also contributed two wickets. jofra archer, on just his fourth one—day match for england got three wickets. a full day out. when he does, it's extremely entertaining. it's great for the game because we see a lot of it in training, doing stuff like that all the time and you just shake your head at it because it doesn't happen every day. and today his all—round game was on and that's great for us at the start of a tournament, it shows his right

for democrats running against the president. >>> also, students across the country at this hour taking part in a worldwide movement. it's called fridays for future. they're pushing for real action on climate changeone of those protests happening here in new york city. we will take you there live. we'll also

democratic nominee for president. she believes that this primary is an opportunity to build the kind of grass roots movement that will win the general election and bring structural changeent. a group called issue one found democratic candidates actually accepted 54% of all the dark money which is tough to trade in the midterms. >> dana: also they talk a lot about the 1%, but they're willing to take money from the 1%? >> reporter: and for some, those donors the 1% are from those who represent wall street. >> $2700 tickets are you going to have the fund-raiser or not? >> of course. i'm going to ask americans across this country to support my campaign. but taking away the influence they have, the fact that lobbyists get to control everything -- >> you don't see a contradiction? >> i don't. at the end of the day people will support our campaigns because they believe in us. >> reporter: gillibrand draws a line. she will make time to meet with wealthy contributors but won't accept money from corporate pacts. >> dana: thank you so much. more on this with philip wedeman. so, you can help clear this up for us. i may be pointing out hypocrisy is pointless but you do have many de

movement. we are always happy to have him here. thank you for beingth here. i have heard you say before that may be the saddest change in the democraticlass politics, to put it bluntly appearing to speak out that's exactly right. the studiesth that you just cit, one of the craziest parts about it is not talking about white privilege doesn't increase sympathy for poor black people. it just decreases sympathy for poor white people. it has this incredibly divisive effect on our politics. it destroyed some of the solidarity that you need to actually solve some of these bigger problems, and it doesn't even help the people. at this rhetoric is like pure division, no solution, and everybody loses. >> tucker: i would argue that it actuallyy exculpate. they have failed a huge chunk of their fellow americans. the middle classes diane, but they don't feel guilty. >> i find it's actually healthy to think about the real problem problems. who might benefit from a solution. very real problem in america right now is that if you are black business owner, it is really hard to get access to capital to grow your business. who's fault is that? is it the f

translating that into a national movement, and i think it will be significant if we are going to change these policies, and elections do matter. that doesn't mean voting for the democratic party cures ,slam a phobia -- islamaphobia -- there arenty aphobes inislam o the democratic party. and elections do matter. this region of all regions knows that because of the history you have made here. history can be repeated in other places and we might start to see significant change in this country. >> i would like to add a few more comments. that is that it is also dependent on communities like mine, communities who have experienced past injustices and know what it is like to be excluded and banned and separated from families, to be able to see ourselves in communities suffering the same as well. i want to call your attention to the back of your program, you will see the list of sponsors. one of the leading civil rights organizations nationally is the japanese-americans citizens league. there is the one with the crest of an eagle, especially the ways in which they have partnered with care minnesota to call out islamophobia and all forms of injustice and bigotry in a massive cam

for big action. major action on climate change. the protests are called fridays for our future. it's part of a movement that the 2020 democratic candidates is acting on. vaughan hilliard is in los angeles where washington's governor and 2020 presidential candidate jay inslee will be outlining his initiative in the next hour. first of all, what's happening there so far? >> reporter: right now we're down in lower manhattan in front of city hall. we started this morning at the u.n. and came down here with these students who are expecting to see thousands of students by the end of the day. the idea is to march across the brooklyn bridge. they're changing up their chants, calling for climate change. you mentions that group, fridays for futurie. students are skipping schools on fridays. some of them for months now saying why would i go to school if i don't know what my future is. today i'm here with one of the organizers. i wanted to introduce you to spencer, who is one of the organizers of today's event. tell me exactly why this became such an important cause for you? >> i mean, it's our future. it's our life. it's our earth. it's