people in the nisha are voting in a snap presidential election on sunday the poll was originally scheduled to take place in november but was brought forward after the death of incumbent. said see $26.00 candidates are taking part in the race including abdel fatah morrow of the is the most party. and incumbent prime minister used to head tunisia is known as the birthplace of the 2011 arab spring today it is held up as the only nation in the region to successfully manage the transition to democracy but it is still beset by problems such as high unemployment and poverty. it's election time in the rural village of minute by young politician bob is trying to convince people head to go out and vote but many farm has a skeptical politician comes out was that i was not a man i don't trust politicians are they all lied to us none of them told the truth cheated us the from a smaller than others and so far we haven't had a single government that kept it selective and promises. war if you post something i just said bob understands that frustration many changes eons are disappointed with politics now m

>> the data as nisha pointed ou. with the exception of manufacturing, almost every data point in the last two months >> 160 on average. 1 on average when you take into account the benchmark provision. >> you still only need 100,000 to keep that unemployment rate >> should expect. >> it's enough of a slow down that you'll take notice of that when the risks are tilted to the downside if the world is sunshine and happy flowers then we wouldn't worry about that but you have an accumulation of uncertainties right now. the global slow down keeps going and the latest chinese data was terrible and the trade risks that were real not just a threat. we actually have tariffs and disruptions in trade i don't think this is an environment where you take chances and push the data and wait by the time the payrolls go below 100 and the consumer, you're already in a recession. so, i think the whole idea is to get ahead of it. >> longer term, it's hard to discount where u.s. rates are relative to global rates they are considerably out o

cluster nisha is where the 2011 arab spring began. but democracy has not been easy for the country and the reason voters head to the polls on sunday for a snap presidential election nearly 90 percent stayed their stand up with politics . omarion evanston it's good to have you with us a pro-democracy protests in hong kong has been disrupted by counter demonstrators waving chinese flags the senate at a mall in the chinese territory became the scene of violent clashes when pro beijing activists confronted the demonstrators i this is just one of several protests planned for today on kong is in its 4th month the pro-democracy protests they were initially launched to pose a controversial extradition bill but have since why haven't to demand free elections and especially administering territory. correspondent mathias bearing a is following events at the scene in hong kong and he joins us now by t.s. what is going on where you are. i mean this shopping mall today the probe aging staged a protest people turned up with chinese flags chanting th

controls 2 thirds of the jigaboos or that's not true it is the running nisha the russian military theso horses etc now how does it not been for that i sions all the iranians that he would have fallen years ago but now we are in such a stew ation we have. you and resilient sions in particular 2 to 5 for that talks about starting a political process that would put syria back to life and this is what we are working for if that a.g.m. for once becomes quite responsible exercise some sort of morality if it thinks of the opening of the children of assyrians for all these years that have been suffering unlike any other but in the world probably they would just. have a real human feeling that there should be a solution if they continue to be such centered around themselves caring about this governing oppressing controlling everything. not caring about people no solution would be found but we believe and we hope and we are confident that there's a possibility for a solution to this abraham i do you think the current syrian government the government of bashar assad is. we looking for a solution

controls 2 thirds of the geography of city that's not true it is the running nisha that the russian militarythe so horses etc now how does it not been for that i sions all the iranians that he would have fallen years ago but now we are in such a stew ation we have. you and resilient in particular 2 to 5 for that talks about starting a political process that would put syria back to life and this is what we are working for if there is a gene for once becomes quite responsible exercise some sort of morality if it thinks of the opening of the children of assyrians for all these years that have been suffering unlike any other but in the world probably they would just. have a real human feeling that there should be a solution if they continue to be such centered around themselves caring about this governing oppressing controlling everything. not caring about people no solution would be found but we believe and we hope and we are confident that there's a possibility for a solution let's tear him i do you think the current syrian government the government of bashar assad is. we looking for a solutio

the laziest from all from the 1980 moscow games, nisha, they took a picture of a teddy bear and put alt on him. congratulations, moesha, you are the worst mass cot of all time. this is something they will not have at the olympics. vaping, because china last week and now india yesterday put the kibosh on e-cigarettes. they are now illegal in those countries after causing a wave of health problems and deaths around the world. the state of new york yesterday issued an emergency ban on flavored e-cig retss. and here in california, our governor gavin newsom announced a $20 million ad campaign to tell people about the dangers of vaping. just tell people in california that vape pens have gluten in it. we'll stop. i would like to get some of that money. i tried to help kids stop vaping by creating a character that was designed to make vaping look corny, not cool. it was vape dad. i guess it didn't work because vaping is still a big thing. we went back to the drawing board and gave vape dad a new look. and here to teach kids that e-cigarettes are not cool, here is the new vape dad 2.0. come on

the hands of a few powerful families including his own most tunisians felt excluded under ben ali to nisha pursued a pro western foreign policy meant taining strong ties to former colonial must of france and the u.s. but as his regime crumbled france abandoned him refusing him entry as he fled the country saudi arabia offered him refuge in his final days but he will always be remembered as the president who was forced from office by an uprising of popular protest. gafoor 0. dozens of people have died in 2 separate attacks in afghanistan both of which hit the wrong targets 30 farm workers were killed by u.s. drone strikes on wednesday evening as they were resting after a day's work in the fields and the attack was intended to hit an eyesore hideout in eastern province earlier at least 18 people were killed and 96 injured in a taliban suicide bomb attack near a hospital in the southern zabul province a defense ministry official says the intended target was a nearby training base for afghanistan's national intelligence agency from a bride has more from kabul. a devastating bomb blast in the s

and the donations are still coming in to support the children of the 58 fund which nisha tonk's family set up in remembrance of her to provide scholarships to children of victims. and donations are coming in to the kern county foundation day of remembrance fund which also provides scholarships to victims and survivors. all of these people put aside their own needs, sometimes for moments and sometimes for months, to help others. they made a commitment to the victims. but part of that commitment simply has to be working to prevent other families in america from going through what families went through on that october 1 night as they waited in the family reunification center, crying out for information about their loved ones but terrified at what they would hear. because here's the frightening part. the part that keeps me and so many of us across this nation up at night. the shootings haven't stopped since october 1, 2017. unimaginatively, people who survived the route 91 shooting have found themselves terrorized by gun violence again since that tragic night. some of them were at the bord