peno nieto to demand that the government of the state hand over the men. most are in their first or second year in a rural teachers college. they were seen as taking away by police, who authorities say they were working for criminal groups. fearing reprisals, this mother wouldn't give her name. >> nothing they told us is true. we don't believe it. we know the governor has them. >> the governor didn't respond to the request for an interview. he has not confirmed the bodies for the mass graves are the missing students. a member of the national human rights commission told al jazeera that the remains were those of the missing youth. it's all the rumours and speculation. federal experts are conducting tests, something that could take days. family members accustomed to violence and corruption will only trust independent experts abroad. >> victims of the former haitian leader jean-claude duvalier are vowing to continue to seek justice for his crimes despite his death. he died as a heart attack. he is was known as baby doc. he was blamed for a rein of terror. hum

on peno nieto to demand the states return the young people. >> reporter: most of the people are 18 to 22 in the last year of a rural teachers college. they were taken away by police, who authorities say were working for criminal group. the mother of a missing wouldn't give her name of. >> nothing they told us is true. we don't believe it. we know the government has it. >> the government didn't respond to is request for app interu. interview. amidst the rumours and speculation, federal experts are conducting tests, something that could take days. family members say they'll only trust independent experts from abroad. >>> the supreme court refuses to take up the issue of same-sex marriage. we look at why some say it's sending a strong message. a look at what else is on the docket. and a backlash over the firing of a pregnant teacher. when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutt

are the faces of 43 missing students, name to add to 8,000 that have gone missing since president peno nieto took office two years ago. in the past year mexico has been hailed for pursuing major reforms under the vibe rant new intelligent. as the case of the missing students highlights drug violence, corruption and impunity, the shine is wearing off of peno nieto's administration. marchers say they live in a narco state, a place ruled by drug cartels. family members of the missing and their advocates say the president largely ignored them. >> he tours disaster zones with camera crews in toe. he is yet to visit the crime scene or the parents. >> it's questionable and unacceptable that he has not met the 43 families. all families blame the federal and state government for being absent, and thou they have acted for many years. >> it's not that the president disappeared. he appears on television at entslike this, where -- events like this, where he opens the cancer ward, but he didn't speak often about the missing students. they are brief remarks when he does, and he is yet to take questions fro

of mexico's 43 missing students, a few dozen names to add to 8,000 that have gone missing sense peno nieto took office. >> in the bast year mexico has been hailed abroad for pursuing major reforms. as a case of the missing students highlights the ongoing drug violence, corruption and impunity. the shine is wearing off of pen yen yettos administration. many marchers say they live in a narco state, a place ruled by drug cartels. family members of the missing and the advocate says the president ignored them. he tours natural disaster zones, but is yet to visit the crime scene. or the parties. >> it's questionable and unacceptable that he has not met the 43 families, he nos that all families blame the federal and state government for being absent and how they have acted for many years. >> reporter: it's not that the president disappeared from the media, he appears on television in events like this, where he opens a cancer ward. he doesn't speak often about the missing student. when he does, they are brief remarks and he is yet to take a question from the press. >> he proclaims his leadership.

there has been calls for the president peno nieto to resign. so far he has given no sign of that. >> today it is clear that we must strengthen the government institutions at every level. this is particularly necessary in those areas where due to different factors local authorities have been overwombe overwombed. -- overwhelmed. tens of thousands have been killed in the last seven years. despite presidential promises during that time, nothing seems to change >>> hong kong's chief executive cy leung says that protesters have an almost zero chance of securing free elections. speaking to a local tv station, leung said the police would use a minimum amount of voice if they have to clear protest sites. hundreds of demonstrators are conditioning their sit in on the streets of hong kong for a third week >>> on the indian coast cyclone hudhud is causing damage after making landfall they are the port city. two are confirmed dead. thousands have been moved from their homes in the states of andrea pradesh and odessa. we have this report from new dehli. >>

. >> we call on peno nieto to demand the government of the state hand over the young people alive. >> reporter: most of the missing from aged between 18 and 22 and in their first year of a teacher's college. they were taken away from police. the mother of one of the missing wouldn't give her name, fearing violence. >> translation: nothing they told us is true. we don't believe it. we know the governor has them. the governor didn't respond to a request for an interview. he has not confirmed the bodies from the mass grave are the missing students. a member of the national human rights commission told al jazeera he believed the remains would prove to be those of the missing youth. amidst all the rumours and speculation, federal experts are conducting tests, something that could take days. family members, accustomed to violence and corruption do not trust individual experts from abroad. >> victims of the former haitian president jean-claude duvalier are vowing to continue to seek justice for his crimes, despite his death. he died of a heart attack. he was known as baby doc after succeedin

there has been calls for the president peno nieto to resign, he has given no sign of that. >> translation: today it is clear that we must strengthen the government institutions at every level. this is particularly necessary in those areas where due to different factors the local authorities had been overwhelmed. >> gang violence is endemic in new mexico. tens of thousands have been killed in the last seven years. despite the presidential promises nothing seems to change it >>> now to bolivia where polls open in the next few hours in the presidential election. the incumbent evo morales is expected to win a third term in office. >> from santa cruz. lucia newman takes a look at how the strong economy is influencing the election. >> reporter: this is santa cruz, the capital of opposition to bolivia's socialist president evo morales. a place where mass protests had been replaced by mass construction. this is bolivia's first major mall, next to the hard rock cafe. the last thing one can expect in a south american country. thanks to high commodity prices, bolivia is enjoying the highest economic

. >> we call on peno nieto to hand over the students alive. >> reporter: most missing are between 18 and 22, in their first year at a techer's college, they were seen taken away by police. the mother of one of the missing wouldn't give her name. >> translation: nothing they told us is true. we don't believe it. we know the governor has them. >> reporter: the governor did not respond to our request for an interview. he has not confirmed the bodies from the mass grave are the messing students, but a member of the human rights commissions believes the remains are those of missing youths. federal forensic expert amidst it all are conducting tests. family members accustomed to violence and corruption say they'll only trust independent experts abroad. >>> victims of haiti's former dictator vowed to pursue a posthumous prosecution. jean-claude duvalier died of a heart attack on saturday, aged 63. he was known as baby dock, taking power from his father at 19. is court ruled in february that jean-claude duvalier could be ruled with crimes against humanity under international law. >> reporter:

family members and students of 43 students arrived in mexico city ahead of talks with president peno nieto. it is the first time they have met the president after more than 30 days after which the students have been missing. they have a lot of expectations, and want to tell the president that they want to change the process, saying there's too much focus on looking for graves and not looking for them alive. there's a lot of the reports in the process based on leaks from the attorney-general's office, that the head of warriors united - the cartel accused of abducting the students claim 17 people in the group of students are infiltrators from a rival cartel - the parents say this is falls. they want to make sure the students are not crimized. >> adam raney reporting. now to a special investigation by muslim brotherhood, it's known as crosscheck, using digital naming to flag anyone suspected of voting in more than one state. there are major flows into the ro area. >> in a lot of our ethnic communities, korea is a good example. there's a number of last names, so we'll be ki m.s.. >> here is th

there has been call for the president peno nieto to resign. so far me has given no sign of that. >> translation: today it is clear we must strengthen the government institutions at every level. this is particularly necessary in those areas where due to different factors the local authorities have been overwhelmed. >> gang-related violence is endemic in new mexico. tens of thousands have been killed. despite presidential promises during that time, nothing seems to change. >>> we'll relive the gory details of a big shock for germany in european qualifying in a few minutes. they were one of greece's biggest basketball clubs. but now why they have to come back from relegation and corruption. >>> hello, many children in south africa walked long distances to get to school. some arrived late, some dropped out because of the lengthy trick. we report from arning farm outside johannesburg on a new plan to improve attendance and punctuation titly. >> it's the third time this week this boy is late for school. his mother cannot afford public transport. he

. >> we call on peno nieto to order that the government hand over the young people alive. >> most of the missing was between 18 and 22, and at their first or second year at a teacher's college. they were last seen taken away by police. fearing repress and violence, the mother of one of the missing wouldn't give her name. >> nothing that they told us is true. we don't believe it, we know that the governor has them. the governor didn't respond to a request for an interview. so far he has not confirmed the bodies for the mass grave. a member of the human rights commission told al jazeera he believes the remains would prove to be those of the missing youth. amidst the rumours, federal authorities are conducting tests - something that could take days. family members say they only trust independent experts from abroad. >> they are trying to help migrants. they are enrolling students based on the skills, not the legal status. they accept students in roles in the deferred action for arrival programme. ashar quraishi has the story. >> we have a thin muscle. >> tide around a cadaver, these are

people were killed in drug-related violence in the first 19 months of phomn penh's administration -- peno nieto adds administration. soldiers, in june, killed 22 suspected members of a drug gang. three of those soldiers have been arrested on charges of murder. >> translation: what has changed is the government's communication strategy, but not the security policy. this does not mean that the violence is no longer a problem in mexico. only that the government refused to admitted it. as outrage grows over the students missing, it's clear few believe the president believes that he is fulfilling his promise to make the country safer. >>> in bolivia, presidential candidates held final campaign rallies against the vote. president e.v.o. morales is expected to come out ahead. and he is seeking a third term in office. we have more from santa crews, where evo morales has been campaigning. >> reporter: in bolivia election campaigns have been violent affairs. this time around they seem remarkably tame. it's because there seems little doubt about the outcome, at least if you believe the polls. the incumben

the peno nieto have been making a lot of sanctions, but less on the security front. with this new renewed focus, with this focus of the media, and citizens on the issue of the students killed, potentially killed in equala in southern mexico, the government will have to respond, there's no doubt about it. they'll have to respond in a stronger fashion than so far. hopefully it will be the right type of response that will lead to a real solution. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> next, the first case of ebola confirmed in new york. how the city prepared for it months in advance. plus, how tobacco plants are helping to fight ebola. we here from a man whose resurge led to the experimental drug zmapp. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm john seigenthaler. coming up, the c.d.c. is sending a rapid response team to new york to handle the first confirmed case of ebola in new york city. also - this story - new york might be diverse, but the public school is not. we'll talk with a city council member that tried to change that. >> and why the los angeles skyline