democratic republic of congo that is according to provisional results just announced by the national election commission she's ok to be the preferred candidate of outgoing president joseph kabila if the long awaited result is confirmed it will pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgian and nine hundred sixty. six. having gained more than seven million votes or thirty eight point five percent of the votes. mr felix is provisionally declared the elected president of the democratic republic of congo let's go to our correspondent how to metastases joining us live from the capital kinshasa the electoral commission saying that felix. has one hundred but that is already being disputed by the country's powerful catholic church what says it's telling show that. anyone. exactly we just outside the building when martin for you one of the opposition leaders is going to be he's going to get his take on this result like you did people like the catholic church expected him to win the election and he did not know what is their reaction going to be more crucially what

congo's presidential election that's according to provisional results announced by the national election commission. which is the key to the preferred candidate of going president a choice of kmita of the long awaited result as confirmed. paved the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgium in one thousand and sixty supporters have been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa riot police have been deployed over concerns that the result may spark unrest how demitasse has more from kinshasa. had spoken and in his speech he called president joseph kabila the father of democracy he said he's going to be a prison for everyone in congo not just his supporters and he thanked the other candidates namely martin for you and emanuel to darya he's willing to work with them to build a better congo we also heard from martin for you he is the man according to opinion polls who was supposed to have won this election he says he feels that the election was stolen he's called on his supporters to defend the vote he has the option of going to court if you will whi

of congo's presidential vote that's according to provisional results announced by the national election commission. just ahead of the preferred candidate of alex going for president joseph kabila the result is concerned it will pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgium in one nine hundred sixty s. the supporters have been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa riot police have been deployed in the concerns of result may spark unrest how do we toss a has more from kinshasa. he had spoken and in his speech he called president joseph the father of democracy going to be a prison where everyone in congo not just his supporters and he thanked the other candidates namely martin for the manual to darya he did willing to work with them to build a bridge we also heard from martin for he is the man according to opinion polls who was supposed to have won the election he feels that the election was called in the supporters to defend the vote he had the option of going to court which is what he feels now one of viable option he could maybe try to

congo's presidential election that's according to provisional results announced by the national election commission speaking to supporters just because he promised to be the president of all congolese he also praised outgoing president joseph kabila as an important political partner who had been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa as if confirmed the result could pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgium and nine hundred sixty tasa has more from kinshasa feeling to look a he was never really seen as the frontrunner in this election in fact according to opinion polls and the catholic church many people assume that martin another popular opposition leader would win by use the borders office speaking with make you late that perhaps give the kitty struck a deal with president joseph kabila and that the deal probably includes for example that you the k. becomes president and the ruling party candidate on the former ruling party candidate mangas adare becomes prime minister it doth peculation hadn't been confirmed but that is what they

congo's presidential election that is according to provisional results announced by the national election commission the preferred candidate of outgoing president joseph kabila if the long awaited result is confirmed it will pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgian and nine hundred sixty. six. having gained more than seven million votes or thirty eight point five percent of the votes. mr felix is provisionally declared the elected president of the democratic republic of congo that's going to our correspondent is joining us live from the capital kinshasa electoral commission surprisingly giving it to felix chester katy how do and that is already being disputed by the country's powerful catholic church. exactly the catholic church in that according to their own a private tally they say the other opposition leader martin for you lou is meant to have won the election he ditched the kid he has just spoken and he called president joseph kabila the father of democracy he said he is willing to be a president for all people of congo and he thanked the an

congo's presidential election that's according to provisional results announced by the national election commission. and his supporters have been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa confirmed the result will pave the way for the conference first peaceful handover of power since of the pendants from belgium and nine hundred sixty how dimitar so has more from kinshasa. we've tried a building where mark and i live one of the opposition leaders is going to be he's going to get his take on this result like he said some people act like the catholic church expected him to win the election or he did not know what is their reaction going to be more crucially what is his reaction going to be easy going to get the result going to challenge it in which he has every right to do so think they can actually win it on the streets and in some parts we being supportive of the treaty were coming out on. the seeds were breaking exactly that is why i don't know whether my i.q. the prize that he did win because they thought the ruling party would be able to make sure they can do that emanuel she died when

comes after a recent spate of attacks that targeted state facilities in tripoli behind national election commission in may the national oil corporation in september and the foreign ministry in december. civil people were killed and others wounded the three buildings were c.v.a. really damaged analysts believe the meeting game is their right to stab to bring the two sides together. and they had to edit this decision was made after pressure from the international community on the local stakeholders of the libyan crisis the pressure from the un security council to unify libya's institutions was also sustained by the paris and polar move meetings that many people are hopeful the officers meeting could bring change since the rivals met face to face inside libya with no mediators however observers say it won't be effective alist some armed groups are contained and their arms confiscated but this move is similar to efforts by egyptian army generals to unite raver libyan military institutions for the last two years cairo has hosted meetings between military officers from the tripoli government and those wh

congo's independent national election commission says tshisekedi won a plurality of votes with almost 39% of the total. but election observers, including the influential church's bishops conference, say another opposition leader, martin fayulu, won handily. fayulu has denounced the results as an election coup and promised a challelenge. the result comes in an election that observers say was marred by irregularities, with opposition groups alleging fraud. more than a million congolese voters were unable to cast ballots due to violence from armed opposition groups, as well as an outbreak of the deadly ebola virus. a candidate groomed by long-time authoritarian president joseph kabila came in third place. kabila has promised to step down this month after 18 years inin power and more than two years since his presidential mandate expired. secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in cairo, where he discussed sesecurity and e econc cooperation with egypt's auauthoritarian presidident abdl fattah el-sisi. pompeo is set to deliver a foreign policy speech today at the american university in c

comes after the recent spate of attacks that targeted state facilities in tripoli the high national election commission in may. the national oil corporation in september and the foreign ministry in december. civil people were killed and others wounded the three buildings were c.v.a. really damaged analysts believe the meeting game is their right to stir up to bring the two sides together when. they have to edit this decision was made after pressure from the international community on the local stakeholders of the libyan crisis the pressure from the un security council to unify libya's institutions was also sustained by the paris and polar move meetings that many people are hopeful the officers meeting could bring change since their rivals met face to face inside libya with no mediators however observers say it won't be effective alist some armed groups are contained and their arms confiscated but this move is similar to efforts by egyptian army generals to unite raver libyan military institutions for the last two years cairo has hosted meetings between military officers from the tripoli government and

comes after the recent spate of attacks that targeted state facilities in tripoli the high national election commission in may the national oil corporation in september and the foreign ministry in december. civil people were killed and others wanted the three buildings were c.v.a. really damaged. analysts believe the meeting game is their right to stab to bring the two sides together when. they have to edit this decision was made after pressure from the international community on the local stakeholders of the libyan crisis the pressure from the un security council to unify libya's institutions was also sustained by the paris and pallor move meetings that many people are hopeful the officers meeting could bring change since the rivals met face to face inside libya with no mediators however observers say it won't be effective alist some armed groups are contained and their arms confiscated this move is similar to efforts by egyptian army generals to unite reva libyan military institutions for the last two years cairo has hosted meetings between military officers from the tripoli government and those who

a democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of. the national electoral commission has declared opposition candidate. the winner. now friday marks the twenty first day of the possible u.s. government shutdown it is also the day that federal workers due to receive their paychecks but without a last minute resolution about eight hundred thousand of them won't be getting paid and many are now facing tough choices and has more from baltimore. this government building in the heart of downtown baltimore is normally a hive of activity its doors are now closed its workers furloughed and the impact on the streets closed is clear over the last few weeks mohammed has seen his business declined sharply. since he tells us who leave the area if things don't return to normal soon if you see you know we. think you. know. down. burtons been a federal employee for decades this isn't the first government shutdown he's lived through but the longer it lasts the harder it gets for his family or drop again in the car today or do our way to the weekend do. buy groceries today or from away

democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of thousands of observers the national electoral commission has declared opposition candidates feeling the one. it is one hundred days and. was murdered in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul people have been gathering outside the mission to remember him and continue to ask questions about the murda child reports from istanbul. video just a few seconds long yes it's helped uncover a murder prompts hatched by one of the world's richest governments one hundred days have passed and security cameras recorded jamal khashoggi entering the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again after continually lying about what happened to the journalists saudi authorities eventually admitted he was murdered inside the consulate however tall now no one has been punished for the crime turkish investigators identified one thousand suspects went to the country as part of a so-called hit squad it's included former diplomats and close aides to crown prince mohammed bin sandman and although intelligence agencies such as the cia have said they're fairly confide

democratic republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of thousands of. the national electoral commission has declared opposition candidate felix. has been remembered at a memorial event on capitol hill in washington. one hundred days since he was killed in the. poll democratic leader of the house of representatives nancy pelosi has criticized the trumpet ministrations response to the killing. if we decide that commercial interest should override the statements that we make in the actions that we take then we must admit that we have lost all moral authority to talk about any atrocities anywhere any time we must carry on because showbiz mission to defend the free press our strongest against injustice story is not just about the murder of one innocent journalist he was killing is part of an escalating attack against press freedom that's being waged by tyrants around the world and that's why we can't just let them all story fade away his assassination in many ways i believe is a red line it's a threshold where those who believe in human rights and those who believe in free speech must stand

civil society we want to highlight the import important role of the independent and national commission for the elections and older religious organizations and all the civic and citizens organizations and movements in fact. for the first time ever our country has organized with its own. initiatives and financing. a triple cons electoral consultation process however our electoral process needs to be adjusted accordingly we recognize the contributions of different religious. believes in our conscious we the specific mention to the catholic church whose agreement of san sylvester has been fundamental the a compact shared these campaign has also been for us the opportunity to validate the the sense of nation nationality of our compatriots ready to put their selves on the side to protect the higher interest of the nation we have thought for a fresh air for our brother and friend on siglo cash and also with our america we have a special thought for him. former president of our national defense and those are live pictures coming out of can share so the democratic republic of congo is feeling it's just cater tal

the majority first in the european parliament a few months later in the commission and then after national parliament three elections we would like to become the majority and the european council to speak more than a month now since opposition protesters have a new political way out for those who oppose. his government it is not just one political party it's many parties from the left on the right civil society trade unions and so you know. they're angry not just about the label but by hungry slide from democracy the government's control of the media and universities we are just pushing this wave of a. opposition that has started we are supporting the person in this struggle against it it seems for this neighbor and we see that the struggles to suborn because that's what we are tending with time thanks ian it was d.c. academia and feet on for what does it matter. on saturday evening protest destroyed a new tactic and closed to keep bridge in the capital so i set forth a lot of cultural because if you start with the words of god it isn't going to be that severe. the opposition has found a new voice but so far the gov

majority first in the european parliament a few months later in the commission and then after the national parliament three electionswe would like to become the majority and the european council could speak more than a month now since the opposition protests marked the start of a new political awakening for those who oppose victor o'bannon his government it is not just one political party it's many parties from the left and the right civil society trade unions and students say they're angry not just about the label but by hungry slide from democracy the government's control of the media judiciary and universities we are just pushing this we have an opposition that has started we are supporting the wall person in their struggle against the regime for this name and we see that the struggles to suborn because that's what we are tending with time being free university fee academia and feet on for what does this man. on saturday evening protest destroy the new tactic and close. keep bridging the capital and so forth a lot of cultural differences. as a part of this and. that's if. the opposition has found a new voice but

republic of congo says the official presidential election results don't match the tallies of thousands of its observers the national electoral commission has declared opposition candidate felix chess a caddy the winner. it is one hundred days from saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in the country's consulate in istanbul has been remembered at a memorial event on capitol hill and washington democratic leader of the house of representatives nancy pelosi has criticized the trumpet ministrations response to the killing is we decided that commercial interest should override the statements that we make in the actions that we take then we must admit that we have lost all moral authority to talk about any atrocities anywhere any time we must carry on because showbiz mission to differend the free press our strongest boer war against injustice when is away as president lost mother has been sworn in for a second six year term my daughter accuse the u.s. of waging a war against venezuela or the u.s. as among thirteen countries and the america is that have said they won't recognize his presidency those included brazil argentina and colom

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nation there was no violence committed by the roaming the us we followed the election commission in wellness we kept communication ties with the awami league candidates they needed to know what the younger generation wants the opposition alliance has rejected the election is demanding another under a neutral interim government hussain rejects the allegation made by international human rights organizations that the awami league and the sheikh hasina has committed major human rights violations including forced disappearances and the murder of opposition activists. sina has become known to the international community as a mother of humanity we were able to help their hanger refugees are exulting this proves she is humanitarian in the bell there was a lot of extra judicial caning entering the military government in the past do you deny that there was no intimidation by awami league supporters like your youth movement for. not only me but one hundred million voters they were new generation millions that through the won the league we won our independence and it's through the party that they dream

elected to national baseball hall of fame. not only a great player but a great person. i'm thankful for his support of the drug abuse commissionmartinez, also elected. rob: sorry about the hair thing. trying to give something off camera. the 2019 oscar nominations are in. critics are out in full force with big surprises and big snubs. jillian: fox news contributor kevin mccarthy always looks fantastic. >> reporter: how are you doing today. jillian: let's with best actor predictions? >> a very emotional day for me as i spent most of my day watching 160 film the year. i compare people watching sports events and getting emotionally invested when the oscar nominations come out. it is like a play out. that category and that being very solid. very amazing performance. right now, robbie malik is absolutely brilliant and his performance, don't count out christian bale. bale won the critics choice. if it was up to me i would give bradley cooper this award. he disappeared in the role but so did malik. i'm rooting for bradley cooper for best actor. rob: what about best actress? >> another solid category. here is what happens with the aca

ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time put that so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we had fifty three million extremely poor people. who gets out the economy issues for and why does the white of the economy matter you know what i demand from another point of view that there is well if we don't fight corruption corruption will graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president is that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep fighting and. i can say that this economy needs to be fixed and you have to be fixed now to be dependent on it pretty much looks depends on who you want to keep talking to one night and if you are. there inside again in the northern part of nigeria with the interim president are there and you invite your me rightly pointed out that i'm a fighter of change and there's been an upsurge back in there not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on let's i'm going to push on because because we actually have three more programs two more programs we're going to talk about the electio

nation there was no violence committed by the roaming the us we followed the election commission when we kept communication ties with the awami league candidates they needed to know what the younger generation wants the opposition alliance has rejected the election is demanding another under a neutral interim government hussain rejects the allegation made by international human rights organizations that the league and the sheikh hasina has committed major human rights violations including forced disappearances and the murder of opposition activists. the scene has become known to the international community as a mother of humanity we were able to help their hanger refugees or exult this proves she is humanitarian with them there was a lot of extra judicial caning into in the military government paused do you deny that there was no intimidation by awami league supporters like your youth movement . i mean obama not only me but one hundred million voters they were new generation millions that through the won the league we won our independence and it's through the party that they dream of

in the us the un security council to urge the election commission to publish data from the vote but the deal sees ambassador to the un has war need to national community not to interfere in the country's electoral process. d. or c. as is the case with any sovereign state has established institutions under the constitution to settle disputes. a number among you have advised to be tapped into that being said it is perhaps not wise for the international community in the place of the d r c to set out demands that may lead to do those institutions being supplanted. it is important for us to urge partners and friendly countries not to add fuel to the fire with these results as well now to sudan where security forces have used tear gas to disperse hundreds of anti-government protest as demonstrations have taken place in the capital khartoum and the second biggest city of durham and where even a hospital has come under fire the protesters are calling for the resignation of longtime president tomorrow bashir has rejected the demand of a morgan reports now from khartoum. friday's prayers in sudan ended with calls for more protests demanding the resign

as our chairman said, this is the first time the commission has ever look at service electively, military, nationalpublic service. we need to build off of that and make a better system. 70% of the patriotic young americans who volunteered to serve in our military are turned away for various reasons of being ineligible. and applications just going to trash bin. why don't we have been referred to the peace corps or americore? because they want to serve. when it comes to opportunity youth, we heard over and over again they want to serve. but the living stipend is not enough, especially in higher income areas, higher cost of living areas like san francisco, or new york or los angeles. we have to look at the benefits for service. we need to look at recognizing that there are connections, there are great, better programs like michigan continues in team rubicon where military veterans who come home and have already done service, three, for, five tours in afghanistan stillwater servant so they do civilian service programs now. we met americore members who got the ethics turned on and volunteered for the mi

ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time put that so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we had fifty three million extremely poor people. who is putting out the economy issues for and why does the white of the economy matter yet another agreement from another point of view that well if we don't fight corruption corruption graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president says that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep fighting corruption and. i can't say that this economy needs to be fixed and you have to be fixed now i can talk to depend on it pretty much look depends on who lot of people will look into one night and if you are at that base inside again speak in the northern part of nigeria with the interim president has said and you invite your me read me pointed out that i'm prepared to have changed and there's been an upsurge back in the not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on let's i'm going to push on because because we actually have three more programs two more programs we're going

national assembly. on thursday, the commission announced that an opposition candidate, felix tshisekedi, had won the presidential electionnal editor, will ross is here. and will, let's start off by putting this into contest, why does this result matter so much? well many people were looking at this whole election in the democratic republic of congo as a potential turning point. the country has never had a handover of power through the ballot box, every single tra nsfer of through the ballot box, every single transfer of power has been bloody, going back to independence. so this was a possible turning point, this isa was a possible turning point, this is a country with immense mineral wealth, the congolese people have not seen the benefits of that. so millions of congolese people were hoping that this was going to lead toa hoping that this was going to lead to a change through election and a change of political leadership, they we re change of political leadership, they were going to see better days ahead. so there's a lot riding on it, but also you have to look at the fact that the country's had such a terrible history o

ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time voters so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we have a few three million extremely poor people. who is putting out the economy issues for us and why does the white of the economy matter you know what i demand from another point of view that there is well if we don't fight corruption corruption will graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president is that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep fighting and. i can say that this economy needs to be fixed and it has to be fixed now. is it pretty much look depends on who you want to keep talking to one night and if you are. there inside again in the northern part of nigeria with the incumbent president are there and you invite your me rightly pointed out that i'm a fighter of change and there's been an upsurge back in there not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on let's i'm going to push on because because we actually have three more programs two more programs we're going to talk about the elections i w

organization and foreign nationals is strictly prohibited by the anticoordination laws and could give rise to a criminal conspiracy to interfere with the federal election commissionsd integrity sort of work. it's important for two criminal purposes not to mention just what the hell is going on there. >> manafort shared this campaign polling data with this russian with ties to the kremlin, it wasn't necessarily illegal but maybe it was -- that might have made it more nefarious and illegal. >> exactly. if they are coordinating, once they got it, if they're coordinating, then it's a problem. >> carrie, what's your read especially in the wake of the manafort news? >> it goes to the central purpose of what the special counsel investigation is, which is whether or not there was actual coordination what we sometimes call collusion but coordination with the trump campaign and the russian government or russian government surrogate. this is an additional piece of information that we've learned that the campaign chairman was giving polling data, what sort of the surrounding context of that was there information that he provided that then the recipients were doing something w

convening a national commission, developing a strategy to make sure that russians or no other foreign adversary will interfere with a presidential election and speak loudly and strongly about the consequences. the president has done everything he can to undermine this and call it a hoax and say there's nothing there. it's the same argument the russians are may recolleking. they are trying to undermine robert mueller and so is president trump. makes you wonder why. >> roger stone, obviously, who is now been arrested and charged. witness tampering, lying, obstruction of justice has warned the president publicly. his lawyers said don't talk directly to him. he goes publicly to do it via media interviews. he said there's a speeding bullet heading towards his head. here is roger stone. >> this isn't about me. it's about the president. they're coming for him. president wake up. this is a speeding bullet heading for his head. >> do you think roger stone is right? >> look, i think this is an incredibly serious investigation. each day it feels like we learn more that implicates another close associate of the president or important person. mr. sto

and to elections are held zimbabwe's human rights commission is accusing security forces of systematic torture after recent protests that turned violent president non-god were calling for a national dialogue to address the protests over rising living costs he used twitter to condemn demonstrations which he said were not peaceful global leaders are meeting in davos for the world economic forum as the i.m.f. warns of a worldwide slowdown us president donald trump is one of several leaders who stayed away to deal with domestic issues the un special rapporteur on human rights and has been granted access to the brush on char island in bangladesh young healy will visit the area on thursday the uninhabited the area is set to house more than one hundred thousand range of refugees but rights groups compare conditions on the island to living in a prison bangladesh hopes it will ease congestion in camps along the border for the house of a seven hundred thousand granger and a war of services being held in kenya for six people who were killed in an attack last tuesday twenty one people died when al-shabaab fighters storm the dusit hotel complex and nairobi five people arrested on suspicion of

ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time voters so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we had fifty three million extremely poor people. who is putting out the economy issues for and why does the white of the economy matter you know what i demand from another point of view that there is well if we don't fight corruption corruption will graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president is that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep right in russia. are. you saying that this economy needs to be fixed and it has to be fixed now. is it pretty much look depends on who you want to keep looking to right i need to also add that there is in so i can speak in the northern part of nigeria with the incumbent president and you invite your me rightly pointed out that i'm prepared to have change and there's been an upsurge back in the not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on less i'm going to push on because because we actually have three more programs two more programs we're going to talk about the elect

elections are held to zimbabwe's human rights commission is accusing security forces of systematic torture of the recent protests that turned violent president emerson non-god war is calling for a national dialogue to address the protests of a rising living costs he used twitter to condemn demonstrations which he said were not peaceful global leaders are in davos for the world economic forum as the i.m.f. warns of a global worldwide slowdown us president donald trump is one of several leaders who stayed away to deal with domestic issues the un special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar has been granted access to the bush and char island in bangladesh young he will visit the area on thursday uninhabited area is will house more than one hundred thousand refugees but rights groups compare conditions there to living in a prison bangladesh hopes it will ease congestion in camps along the border that housed more than seven hundred thousand one hundred. memorial service is being held in kenya for six people who were killed in an attack last tuesday twenty one people died when al-shabaab fighters stormed the dusit hotel in nairobi five people arrested on suspicion of us assisting the attacke

commission for crimes against humanity in venezuela. paraguay in this council reiterates its full support and recognition for the national assembly, which was legitimately electedin 2015. the government of paraguay toterates its recognition juan guiado, in conformity with the constitutional provisions of its brother and countries. aidorust that president gui would begin the peaceful tradition process in venezuela, with the participation of all political actors. and with the nessus -- based on the necessary international guarantees and standards that are essential for a democratic process and a call for new elections as soon as possible. regimelude, we urge the of nicolas maduro to refrain from any acts of violence, and we would like to reiterate our admiration for the courage of the venezuelan people and are unconditional solidarity with this long-suffering people. terribly look -- paraguay will continue advocating and all for aateral forums peaceful and democratic solution to the crisis in venezuela. we will hold firm in our commitment to continue working for the full restoration of the rule of law and democracy, respect for human rights in our brotherhood of

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