now the position lead up maurice come to has vowed to continue the fight against president paul b.-a the stronger who's led the country for nearly 4 decades comes who was released from prison on the weekend of conciliation by the b r e gene he told his supporters that his the gratian did not mean the end of the struggle. i'm free at last morris come to is greeted by hendricks of supporters hit him with cameron's opposition leader spent 9 months in jail facing charges of insurrection not so much alongside him $102.00 other members of his party the cameron renascence movement were released on saturday. to find out if i didn't go to jail so that elections could be stolen no i want to change and fight for the happiness of all our children even if i went to prison because i said no to the war in the northwest they change their minds the fact is shocking we don't need any of that inside their release comes as a surprise move ordered by paul bia the president in power for the past 37 years is a means to strike a more conciliatory tone towards the opposition after a week of dialogue to from

to vary depending on the severity of injuries and loss robert oulds al-jazeera camerons president paul b. a has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to the separatist crisis and its country's angle phone regions a national dialogue was launched in cameroon on monday in hopes of ending the conflict only 3000 people have died since fighting broke out in 2017 between the army and separatists who want their independence for cameron's 2 english speaking provinces dangerous house far from the capital. one is immediately clear who the $333.00 individualist release was announced by the company wouldn't government off but a lot of people going to spring key opposition figures and leaders of the separatist movement for the among them and the and also when came as delegates to the national dollar conference a roughing up their discussions would be a government wants to be seen as taking some steps towards piecing sucked in individual groups in the country by this of course includes opposition figures on the on during the strong debate got a conference walked out on stage protests becaus

paul b. said the move was a gesture of national reconciliation was arrested in january after leading protests which security forces dispersed with life bullets. francis as you tear a prosecutor says a man suspected of a deadly knife attack in a paris police headquarters likely had links to a radical vision of islam investigators said he had contact with members of the ultra conservative islamic salafist movement the assailant killed 4 police officers before being shot dead on thursday. well it's the opening weekend of one of the most anticipated movies of the fall season the movie joker is based on the batman comic book villain. joker. but as moviegoers in the u.s. line up to see joker they'll be greeted by increased security as because the film based on a comic book villain is prompting fears of real life violence. and reporter carl nast men joins us in the studio with more on karl what's going on where people so worried that you have police security agencies in the u.s. there are high alert the f.b.i. as well is warning about violence minute century there seems to threatening posts online r

paul b. is announcement is a political stunt a bell just keep fighting national dialogue talks have been held this week ending the 3 year conflict cameron's english speaking regions are fighting to break away from the french majority and should then create their own state. he did this in order to show the people of the nonresponse out west that that's something and in itself the ideals don't arrest people enough. read believe in the rule if you will with the religion infinity but at this point in time and given the way the delegates taken place it's an encouragement to all and sundry that police. let's bygones be bygones more on this now what i did you see is in you one day. well basically the dollar has ended and resolutions. so right now. a lot of concessions up in bed by the cambodian government to appease those who have been against the dialogue as well as rebels who have been fighting the government for quite some time now the government believes that the concessions. either in the field of education culture the judiciary and even the administration is enough to calm tensions now and sta

think they're going to come the conclusion that he is not going to make it and they have to go to a plan b. pauliden polling numbers and amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg are huge. >> the coalitions are much different. biden does better among older voters, buttigieg does better among younger voters. if you ask people who like buttigieg, who is your second choice, they say warren. >> one quick point, though. the moderate democrats are now in the conversation. we thought the left had taken over the democratic party. that debate suggested that's not quite true. paul: they need to get a around somebody like klobuchar if they're going to push ahead and actually nominate somebody who has a better chance of winning. still ahead, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg defending the company's decision not to police political a ad ads amid criticie social media giant is promoting disinformation. >> well, i certainly worry about an erosion of truth. i don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech only post things that tech companies judge to be 100% true. i get it all the

this week it's been trying for a year to take on corruption in all levels of government opponents say the president has overstepped his executive powers. president paul b. has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to a separatist crisis in its anger found regions a rebel leaders say it is a political stunt and they'll keep fighting be a made the announcement on twitter as talks are on the way to try and end fighting between rebels and the military those are the headlines next on al-jazeera it's one i want to east with a record number of nominations the world waits to see when 2019 nobel peace prize the nobel committee with an ounce the winner on. al-jazeera has been awarded exclusive international rights to interview the announcer the award ceremony december the nobel prize announces the era. it's a crucial violent and wildly popular across thailand a little more tart is one of the toughest martial law. i will. look a problem so sure you are risking it all the fine and fortune. but the death of a 13 year old boy and growing warnings that young foxes risk. of lead to cool sick children to be banned from the league this. country how can we

paul b. has ordered the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to a separatist crisis in its anglo phone regions and national dialogue was launched on monday in the hopes of ending the conflict nearly 3000 people have died since fighting broke out in 2017 between the army and separatists they want independence for cameroon's to english speaking provinces the activist group extension rebellion has returned to the streets of london spraying a government building with fake blood to demand urgent change on climate change but the stunt went slightly wrong when protesters lost control of a high pressure firehose outside the treasury building those are the headlines we're back with more in half an hour right now and it's the stream. the difference is. in the similarities of. al-jazeera. i am for me ok and this is the stream today how in new zealand's indigenous filmmakers de colonizing cinema we will introduce you to a group of kiwis you are having a big impact on the silver screen you can tweet us at a.j. stream or leave your comments in a live you tube chat and you too could be in the street. new zea

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a media and so the majority. at the stations with the exception of telling me paul is out broadcasting the channel called n b n which is tied to the speaker of parliament a bit but it also one of the powerful figures this channel has no reporters on the ground they are putting a shot of the crowd and whenever they hear a protest chant they don't like they actually mute the sound of the entire broadcast. so it's hilarious to just turn on channel and it's really their speech that these channels are literally speechless and b n n t v and others al not try to direct what's happening so that cause they have pundits on air and they kind of dip in and out of the protest very strategically here inside their best efforts they still can't really control and direct the crowd but they're trying very hard to do so. spare a thought for lebanon's prime minister saad hariri future t.v. channel his family controls suspended operations last month due to financial difficulties hariri must feel like he's at a political gunfight factional free for all having been suddenly disarmed of his own channel. given all the criticism old t.v. has

paul b. our country was jailed in january for organizing protests people are celebrating his release which comes a day after the end of a national dialogue aimed at resolving a separatist conflict cameroon's english speaking regions have been fighting to break away from the french majority ethiopia's a roma community is celebrating the annual spring season festival but the for the 1st time in 150 years the celebration is being held in the capital city it's what many leaders argue is part of that territory the move is raising concerns that it could rig night ethnic tensions robyn kriel reports now from madison. hundreds of thousands of people took buses and then walked through the night here to mescal square to celebrate to reach the early morning was a ceremony signals the end of the rainy season and the beginning of spring security was tight with dozens of checkpoints however military helicopters buzz the crowd in celebration it was somewhat of a different mood to friday's gathering on one hand it was more somber and spiritual and on the other hand with all the regional arm of flags it was more n

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a plan b, if not moving immediately. >> let's broad then a bit, bill. you met with some of the protesters. you lived in hong kong. >> right. paulree with jillian this is going to go on and on? >> absolutely. the problem is what the hong kong people have learned, these guys in beijing are communists. communists are still communists. it's always been more about power than economics, they might want to get rich but they want control. the hong kong people to your point, they have concluded that if china is not going to answer the promises it made to hong kong, that we would get more control, then our only way -- paul: for autonomy. >> for autonomy in hong kong because people in hong kong would have gladly taken their own freedom and minded their own business and they are concluding we are not getting anywhere unless we get a new leadership in china. i think they have done irreparable damage because they have injected politics into the business world -- paul: meaning china? >> china has done it. you see the cafe ceo had to resign rather than turn over -- you see the protesters targeting pro beijing stores and so forth and other peop

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paul b. as all of the release of hundreds of prisoners linked to the separatist crisis in the angle of phone regions a national dialogue was launched on monday in the hope of ending the conflict nearly 3000 people have died since fighting broke out to 2017 between the army and separatists they want independence for cameron's 2 english speaking provinces who do. emerge from. sure. the moderates are purple stuff and it's sort of the view of the tourist not. really delivering the rule. we don't really need putin but this point in time there were a lot goes through and through this it's a corridor into all insulin group please. let's bergeron's be very good. as i'm seeking let's get a round up now the top stories on al-jazeera hong kong's leader kerry lam has used emergency laws to enact a ban on face masks at rallies comes as protests in the city become increasingly violent lamb says the measures are needed to restore order but she says they should not be mistaken for a state of emergency. up to. what we're invoking is 3 emergency regulations ordinance under. the prohibition in face covering regulation b

paul: let's talk about the violence and uncertainty which would be behind the thinking of a lot of wealthy hong kongers to get this plan b are there other factors as well? there are different factors we see. those three.nt are people don't like. they don't want chaos. people want stability and peace. other factors that have to be taken into account our education. i have studied in europe, in singapore, and it is amazing. most of europe countries, e.u. and on e.u., have excellent universities where students can study. if they are citizens of an e.u. , very often the cost for minimal, veryare low. sometimes even free of charge. that was not an option in the past because the courses are usually held in a local language . today many courses are in english, easily available to of thoseor residents countries. it is another reason why people start looking at other options instead of the traditional ones in north america. informing us are about a part of the world we did not think about, portugal, getting these pieces. let's say somehow in hong kong, the whole matter is settled. , they stops fine protesting. do you expect lookin

-- paul: the union representing pilots in southwest airlines is suing boeing for rushing the rollout of the 737 max 8 to stay competitive. the suit claims boeing made a calculated decision to rush a brcraft to market to secure market share and prioritize its bottom line. the union says it is seeking 115 million dollars for damages sustained through this year, primarily for lost pay and legal expenses. its chinese and pearman are planning to merge their power unit operations into a standalone company, aiming to cut costs as they shift to a fully electrified lineup. it would supply to million combustion engines compared with a 600,000 turn out currently. it could supply competing auto companies, although none have expressed interest at the moment. anz: and fed has taken -- bank has taken a charge for wrongly charged fees. it is the latest mediation moved in a bid to restore consumer confidence. last week, the national australia bank set of five $560 million to compensate giving bad advice and selling junk insurance, taking his total payout to $1.3 billion. in on asian markets. in australia, we are higher by .3% other giving up some of the earlier gains that we saw. new zealand has ta