today we head to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who are willing to bet a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavy rainfall can devastate entire villages and farmland farmers are taking measures to protect themselves from flooding. and we hear about thousands of people in japan who choose to live in isolation unable to cope with the pressures they feel society imposes on them. a social animal say sociologists and traditionally life was lived in tribes or extended families that made things like gathering food looking after one another and surviving both easier and more likely but over time we became increasingly self-reliant now people are often left to fend for themselves in densely populated cities community tends to be something that takes place only online the result is a sharp rise in loneliness millions of men and women cut off from society devoid of a sense of belonging. to. a new. one europe wide study revealed that around. $30000000.00 europeans regularly feel lonely that's 7 percent of the overall population. in japan too many people live

accompanied tourists carrying their baggage in the peruvian andes. their destination the famous world here at each side. that. we're so proud of. it was built by our ancestors and we feel that we're like then we're strong and we can manage everything. they've broken into a male dominated world by becoming the 1st female porters in peru with the help of one man. also comes from a rural area so he's aware that women aren't toys on an equal footing with men that's why he lets us work in the terrorism industry. after setting up the tents the women help the chef they barely take a break. the tourists get only the best treatment at this high altitude there served a nutritious 4 course dinner including fresh trout served with a salad. the next morning the tourists set out for the next campsite while the porters stayed behind to pack everything up luggage tents and cooking gear it's a tough job but it provides them an income and allows them more independence from the man. in the mountain truck to much of picchu takes 3 days during that time the porters child

my father is peruvian and my mother is american. she whereas born in kansas, and my father was born in lima, peru, and during the second world war, when all the classrooms, al the universities were met emptied out of men what's they went to war, the state department started to bring latin american bright young latin american men up to fill the classrooms, and my father was one of those people. he was brought up -- he was actually offered this twice, the first time he turned it down because he had a girlfriend he was interested in, and didn't want to leave her side. this second time he thought, m.i.t. is a pretty smart place, maybe i'll go, and so he went and he went to boston and he did his university work, graduate work, in m.i.t. and it was there he met my mother who was studying music, a violinist, and so i have these two sides of my culture, my mind, my family life. my father immediately took my mother down to peru and she was the only american i knew. we had dish was raised in this very warm bosom of a very loving peruvian famil

today we head to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who are willing to bear a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavier.

today we head to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who are willing to bet a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavy rainfall can devastate entire villages and farmland farmers are taking measures to protect themselves from flooding. and we hear about thousands of people in japan.

my father is peruvian and my mother is american. kansas, and my father was born in lima, peru, and during the second world war, when all the classrooms, al the universities were met emptied out of men what's they went to war, the state department started to bring latin american bright young latin american men up to fill the classrooms, and my father was one of those people. he was brought up -- he was actually offered this twice, the first time he turned it down because he had a girlfriend he was interested in, and didn't want to leave her side. this second time he thought, m.i.t. is a pretty smart place, maybe i'll go, and so he went and he went to boston and he did his university work, graduate work, in m.i.t. and it was there he met my mother who was studying music, a violinist, and so i have these two sides of my culture, my mind, my family life. my father immediately took my mother down to peru and she was the only american i knew. we had dish was raised in this very warm bosom of a very loving peruvian family and i was peruvian

the capture and trade of the species are strictly prohibited anywhere along the peruvian coast. raditional chinese medicine, seahorses are believed to help with ailments as diverse as infertility, baldness, and asthma. this huge haul likely to be worth millions of dollars on the black market. conservationists say the illicit trade, fuelled by organised crime, is one of the gravest threats to wildlife across south america and beyond. four crewmembers, three peruvians and a venezuelan, have been detained by police. if found guilty they face 3—5 years injail. andy beatt, bbc news. here is our briefing on some of the key events happening later on. jeff koons will unveil his the of two... culture. —— here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. we begin in paris where artistjeff koons will unveils his ‘bouquet of tulips' sculpture in memory of the victims of the 2015 terror bataclan attack. after that in washington, the latest figures for us job creation and unemployment data for the month of september will be released. and later in mexico city there will be a mass k

four crewmembers, three peruvians and a venezuelan, have been detained by police. ive years in jail. andy beatt ‘s, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: british and us police agree new plans to force social media companies to share users' encrypted messages, but is this agreement a threat to civil liberties? in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and riche

the capture and trade of the species are strictly prohibited anywhere along the peruvian coast. traditional chinese medicine, seahorses are believed to help with ailments as diverse as infertility, baldness, and asthma. this huge haul likely to be worth millions of dollars on the black market. conservationists say the illicit trade, fuelled by organised crime, is one of the gravest threats to wildlife across south america and beyond. four crewmembers, three peruvians and a venezuelan, have been detained by police. if found guilty they face 3—5 years injail. andy beatt, bbc news. a painting by the mysterious british street artist, banksy, has sold for a record amount for one of his works. gareth barlow has more. it sold for five times more than its estimate. the uk parliament, but not as you know it. cheering politicians replaced by a troupe of chimpanzees, howling, instead of "hear, hear." painted a decade ago, the artwork could be considered particularly pertinent in an increasingly polarised political world. this is one of our oldest democracies, and within it we see the regres

rules new dictator and he's this isn't is or could it possibly a little too literally we will go to international organizations to protect our. but also we will march along side peruvians to recover our democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by the president of the risk of position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most peruvians. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved. i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. any peruvians say they want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that billy's got their way delivered up to sire if he prevails again the sun just evaporated. a massive chunk of ice from a rapidly melt singley serious threaten disaster in the italian alps emergency orders have been issued to cause roads and ban hikers on the it's hole inside of mumbai long isn't sasha but some reports climate change is being blamed for the graziers potentially imminent collapse. the mall paul martin range is the highest in eur

roots new dictator and he's this isn't is a could it possibly lead to this surely we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will longside peruvians to recover our democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by the president of the risk of position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most peruvians. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved but i'm happy because finally they brought down the rights nist they supported corruption. that the peruvian say they want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that this guy may deliver the decider if he prevails when the sun just evaporated. now in the u.s. a white woman has shot an unarmed black man in his own home in texas has been found guilty of murder the woman has an off duty police officer at the time the killing and she now faces between 5 and 1009 years in prison the verdict has been hailed as a significant milestone and the battle to hold the police accountable she reports. miscarry

today we head to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who are willing to bet a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavy rainfall can devastate entire villages and farmland foam as a taking measures to protect themselves from flooding. and we hear about thousands of people enjoy.

say new dictator and he's this isn't is or could it possibly a little too literally we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside peruvians to. a colorado mark received in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by president being discussed position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most peruvians. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved which it took with it i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. the want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that believe scotland we delivered up to sire if he prevails again a scientist to see that he needed. a few of fires are being reported in the amazon rain forest in brazil recent data shows a 35 percent drop compared with july and august brazil's president gioia bolton are ordered a 60 day ban on controlled fires following the international outcry about hundreds of blazes and the environmental destruction. a massive chunk of ice remember rapid

today we had to the peruvian andes to meet a few trailblazing women who were willing to bet a heavy burden to make gains in gender equality. in rwanda heavy rain.

see new dictator and he's this isn't is or could it possibly a little too literally we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside peruvians to rick. democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by the president being discussed position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most peruvians. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it's closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved but i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. that any peruvians say they want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that the lease gotta be delivered up to sire if he prevails in the sun just to see that they do. so to come here at al-jazeera a mounting brassiere in europe's highest mountain ranges being transformed by rising temperatures scientists say and why many in sudan believe the changed.

and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved. i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. they want all those involved corruption jailed and they're hoping that may deliver the decider if he prevails. there's been a sharp decline in the number of fires reported from brazil's amazon region recent data shows they are down 35 percent compared to july and august when there was a massive outbreak of blazes in the rainforest international outcry led to president giant also narrow to order a 60 day ban all controlled fires but wildfires are still raging in neighboring bolivia that could eclipse the described destruction of this summer firefighters are struggling to contain blazes in concho bamber more than 2000000 hectares of burned in the past 3 weeks alone the fires are spreading fast due to a serious drought in the region argentina's president mark korea's pledging to boost salaries and economic growth as he begins a final bid for reelection arjun times

new dictator and he's this isn't is a could it top but feel a little too literally we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside peruvians to recover our democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by the president of the risk of position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most prove eons. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved which it took but it i'm happy because finally they brought down the righteousness they supported corruption. peruvians say they want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that believes carter may deliver to sire if he prevails mcguinness i'm just going to see that they do. still to come here without his ear close to collapse the italian moan broke the grass here is melting at an alarming rate and scientists say climate change is to play. the ups and downs the rough latics peter as the action from day 5 of the world championships. hello there plenty of nice sunshine across southern regions of y

information that will affect former presidents ministers public servants law makers and all the state. for many peruvians this crisis has brought about a new start. mustering. i feel relaxed we need new proposals that favor the people and not to have congressmen who fight all the time whose cars decision was good. many peruvian say they feel confident that the fight against corruption will now be at the top of the government's agenda in the months ahead but in a scientist i just see that. a team of divers has been descending into the unknown off the coast of south america they're part of a unique expedition charting the recently discovered amazon reef with the 1st of his 3 reports from there here's nick clark. here on the northeastern edge of south america lies an outpost of france where in the cooler tropical evenings they relax as they might do in paris or not but this is cayenne in french guyana and the launch point of a unique expedition to explore and dive a whole new world we jump on the expedition ribbon head out to see the ship with the joint is lying 20 kilometers off shore the esperanza is one

closed on wednesday with only an administrative commission now in place and to january legislative elections analysts say many peruvians hope that the new congress will help rein in corrupt politicians escape. the new congress should pass constitutional reforms that will take away minutes he writes from lawmakers and will not cover up corrupt legislators among other issues. matheny scott and remained inside the presidential palace on wednesday security continued to be reinforced they do is slowly coming out of its worst political crisis in decades during his year and a half in office. and to graft reforms blocked by the congressional opposition majority now he has a chance to move forward president these guys said to appoint a new cabinet on thursday but without congress sitting until january he will have to govern by presidential decrease analysts say without a political party but i think he's got to have serious challenges ahead especially over how to deal with brazilian construction giant. paid millions in bribes. to the truth from. peruvians to know who for decades have systematically stolen from the state through

information that will affect former presidents ministers public servants law makers and all the state for many peruvians this crisis has brought about a new start. mustering. i feel relaxed we need new proposals that favor the people and not to have congressmen who fight all the time his car is decision was good. many peruvian say they feel confident that the fight against corruption will now be at the top of the government's agenda in the months ahead but he and a scientist i just. still ahead on our desire to find out why there's growing concern about a possible transatlantic trade war between the u.s. and europe. we'll have the latest from hong kong where a student shops and engine piper elise could face charges. we got some of these storms violent storms just around the mediterranean at the moment that is that southeastern corner if you see this area cloud maybe across italy through the adriatic that will run on into grace and then coming in behind but it's really making way for the next weather system which are just running its way across the british isles and this is x. hurrican 30 with some windy

but the brazilians and peruvians that i speak with say it is not a core issue.central to catholicism when it comes to been ordained as a priest. so does the mere fact that the pope is talking about this, could that send ripples through the church and precipitate change? send ripples through the church and precipitate change ?|j send ripples through the church and precipitate change? i think it certainly has started a conversation. the pope is trying to put every idea on the table that he can to bring the catholic church and to bring the gospel and the sacraments of the catholic church does many people as possible. so this age—old discipline of celibacy in the roman catholic church, he said that, yeah, we should at least look at it. i think the idea is to spuras look at it. i think the idea is to spur as much conversation as is possible about how the catholic church can move from a missionary mandate, especially in the global southin mandate, especially in the global south in the developing world. that conversation has also spurred another one where women of cour

roof new dictator and he's this isn't is a could it possibly lead us to this surely we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside peruvians to recover our democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by president my position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most group. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved. i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. i. want all those involved in corruption jailed and are hoping the scholar may deliver that to sire if he prevails my youngest son just. still had an object there are israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure as hearings into corruption cases against him get underway. and close to collapse the long long glacier that's melting at an alarming rate. hello mostly clear skies across much of the middle east we have seen a bit of cloud of the just pushing into more southern sections of pakistan drifting to the north as well and we could se

office supporting attack in my name and the house of peruvians my first thoughts go to the families of the victims and that brought us as- many others there actually one more ounces about who it was who carried out this attack. and why and a lot of people jumping to a lot of conclusions and it does seem like every claim that we see is then denied by somebody else. up but one of the spokespeople for the police union this job would limit to how that. said that this man had what. this place for twenty years and i've never been any sign any red flags. any indication there was any kind of problem to and he wasn't it specialist an administrative assistant. at forty five years old now the motive very much remains unclear right now. and but what we do know. is that at the team investigating it they are investigating it as a model but they are also keeping an open mind as to whether or not they could be any links. in times of terrorism at but it does appear that the most likely line of inquiry at the moment is the- is a possible internal conflict within. at the police headquarters kristoff copp

information that will affect former presidents ministers public servants law makers and all the state for many peruvians this crisis has brought about a new start. mustering. i feel relaxed we need new proposals that favor the people and not to have congressmen who fight all the time his car is decision was good. many peruvian say they feel confident that the fight against corruption will now be at the top of the government's agenda in the months ahead but in a scientist i just see that. now a colombian politician who is jailed for electoral fraud has made a daring escape from custody and in milan or had been a scorcher by a prison guard to a doctor's office for an appointment and once the guard was out of the room she opened the window and used a rope to shimmy down to the street below a motor bike was waiting for and quickly sped off the government has now launched an investigation. hello this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. president donald trump has been accused by democrats of intimidating witnesses and inciting violence he's coming under increasing pressure from an impeachment inqui

former presidents have been implicated in corruption leading to a spate of convictions and frustration among peruvians. saying the president is no easy job to stress for a show responsibility for the entire country but being president of the room and so i'm sure you time this looks like you've changed it said this. in the vice presidency defeated and still ahead of the country. is facing in the i am temporarily assuming the presidency of the republic a response to the fact that in president his car has failed but just hours off to be sworn in he resigns i have decided to resign from the position of constitutional vice president of the republic the reasons are explaining in the attach letter i hope that my resignation will lead to the convening and general elections in the surest term of the country. that's up to the current president. dissolved congress which plunged the country into a political crisis massive protests and his resignation from the nazis this week interesting week this got himself elected he took over from federal public he resigned over corruption charges just out of a concert in the

attack on mexican law enforcement in years forcing the president and the us manual up as arbor door to defend his security strategy. now peruvians are hoping that elections in january will restore faith and their political system and last week president was in his car a dissolve congress accusing the opposition controlled legislature of blocking corruption investigations mariana sanchez has more for. all that if scandal has rocked beating politicians businessmen and lawmakers were bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars the brazilian construction giant received infrastructure contract to outlet in america in return for were proven precedents are under investigation one committed suicide and top politicians are in jail because he did nothing discover this old congress last week i mean it's investigations by prosecutors and reporters that exposed corruption journalists can start over he says lawmakers tried to stop the although ditching vista geishas and other corruption probes within the judiciary a us in the c.n.n. move they tried harassing us and failed they also attempted sabotaging the prosecutor's graft probes by doing t

rouge new dictator and he's this isn't is a could it possibly it was too literally we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside peruvians to recover our democracy in the middle of this uncertainty and as the hours go by president my position is consolidating he has the army he has the police but most importantly he has the approval of most group. and opinion poll in may said 71 percent of peruvians disapproved of congress 63 percent wanted it closed on tuesday many said they felt relieved but i'm happy because finally they brought down the rats nest they supported corruption. yes they want all those involved in corruption and jailed and are hoping that the scotland delivers up to sire if he prevails bring in a scientist. has been a us gold rush at 6 championships in qatar the americans dominating day finally found lance find there he sprinting sensation hope ports. if there was ever a man bold to be in the spotlight. it's this man. is a figure that the sport of athletics desperately needs to try to move forward in a post about world charismatic good looking and extremely quick. his 1st well tarting in the 200 meters in

tried harassing us and failed they also attempted sabotaging the prosecutor's graft probes by doing that they discredited themselves as a result of the disapproval by most peruvians intensified it was a very bad mistake in calculation. nearly 90 percent of the movie and supported proceeded that these kind of decision to disclose congress 6 say it was the most corrupt in the history of beating and keiko for humanity the daughter of a recent former dictator and that the victim already controlled it to her popular forced party analysts say legislators aimed to control the judiciary to stop prosecutors from investigating corruption probes although it is c. of them. certainly though to bridge scandal contaminated prue's political system with bribes and networks built by businessmen to win contracts by corrupting not only high profile public servants but authorities all over the country but former congressman got to be none too nice his party protected corrupt individuals it was a good move of course not never we weren't looking to resolve the bottom line of the issues that was a matter of the judiciary but we had to protect the legislators immunity the press try to de

strike to protest the fuel price hikes, ending bus routes, making taxis unavailable, and closing roads across ecuador. peruvian president martin vizcarra swore in a new cabinet on thursday as a challenge to his leadership by right-wing opponents failed. on monday, vizcarra invoked a coconstitutionalal provisionon o dissolve congress and call for new parliamentary elections. congress responded by suspending vizcarra as president and declaring his vice president to be peru's interim president. but that challenge fizzled after no f foreign governments recognized vice president araoz, who resigned just hours after being sworn in. in brazil, a newly surfaced photo shows far-right president jair bolsonaro smiling and posing with a man who's been arrested in connection with the murder of human rights activist and rio city councilmember marielle franco. josinaldo lucas freitas was arrerested thursday and charged with disposing o of the guns usd in the march 2018 asassassinati. it's the second known photograph of bolsonaro t taken with a suspect inin franco's murder. another photo circulated in the brazilian press show

the plaintiffs who said the dutch government was not doing enough and there's an ongoing a very mulla multi-year ongoing case from a peruvian farmer who's been trying to sue our did you eat a major a major mannion major company german company here coal company for its impact on the environment there in peru and that that's a lawsuit that's being seen as a litmus test for just how much legal room plaintiffs have to bring cases against major corporations and governments when it comes to climate change now jim davis was considered a leader in environmental policy why is it falling short of its climate a good civilian beef if you can well in short germany is a major economy a major heavy producer of a lot of heavy goods like cars metals and other kinds of industrial output it has a major impact on environment a major car producer loves driving its cars is absolutely against having speed limits which is one way to reduce emissions and critics of the government both the current climate goals in the one set for 2030 say that's just not enough to reduce the carbon footprint the way the government says it wants to. really know if yo

swearing in an interim president on monday came under attack and we've proven through garbage of him a show of just how disenchanted peruvians are with legislators their. legislators helped a thief one of their own flee with the credentials others going to see others are involved in drug trafficking there was a mafia of sex offenders in their cars decision was good watching the drama unfold some peruvians say things should have gone in a different direction. we have to learn to respect the state powers maybe this will change things around but why can this car wait for a year if you couldn't govern he should have stepped aside. critics of discover say he's a weak president now members of the opposition majority say he's the roof new dictator and he's this initially said could it possibly lead us to this surely we will go to international organizations to protect our rights but also we will march alongside proved.

corruption probes..6 c13 c1 >> they tried harassing us and , butattempted to sabotage by doing that, they discredited themselvess the disapproval by most peruvianssified. peruvians supported the decision. peruvians say it was the most corrupt in the history of beirut. the daughter of a former taking control of her party. trying to stop investigating corruption probes. -- networks filled with businessmen to fill contracts by corrupting not only high-profile public servants but authorities all over the country. deniesrmer congressman his party corrupted individuals. >> of ccurse not. never. we are looking to resolve the bottom line. it was a matter of judiciary. we had to protect the immunity and the press destroyed us. >> obstruction of justice. along with many other politicians involved in similar fores, she can run again legislative and presidential elections. the law allows them to campaign for elections. all 24 parties are preparing to campaign for january's congressional election. they are hoping the next congress will be a less corrupt one. mexican -- president hasan defended his strategy after a gunman killed the police officers innan ambu

and then voted to remove him from office throughout the week crowds have been rallying in lima in support of the president of the spanish correspondent nicholas sanchez o'donovan reports from the peruvian capital. these protesters took to the streets of lima to say this is a call for president martinelli scours decision to dissolve congress earlier this week the president and the opposition led congress have been tied up in a long battle with widespread corruption at its poll actually martin discover has seen most of antique rock reforms be improved by congress and he did say that that is because lawmakers have been protected same party politicians and businessmen that have ties to corruption this actually to the brazilian construction company of the bridge that has allegedly spends millions of dollars in bribes here in peru as we've heard many here support the president but others demand general elections and they say that peru needs fresh air i mean the president martin this guy was appointed * a new cabinet with many new ministers as well it's going to be a few difficult. for them but the truth is that until we have a new set to congress the president is going to have to govern thro

know but the opposition members defined the order and remained in congress for the vote against scotto where on a sunday shows has more from the peruvian capital. well there's a lot of police here in the area of the congress which is behind me blocking all entrance to with the situation right now is of much uncertainty bizarre to say the least now proof has to precedence one sworn in vice president but says house sworn in as the new interim president for 12 months. well the presidency was declared vacant after legislators filed a motion last night and right after that approved a vacancy for moral incapacity without a trial without an impeachment so there's a lot of questions about the legality of this move on the other hand this president has been discovered at the presidential palace he swore in the new prime minister he received a visit of the top military who issued a communique saying that the legal precedent of peru is my belief and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received the support of thousands of peruvians who have been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding

that the legal president of peru is mattingly and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received the support of thousands of peruvians who have been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding the president who discovered the saw of congress because many people associate congress with corruption. i'm joined now in the studio by peruvian journalist have yes sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera an incredibly complicated situation which really sees the president against the congress now it was all down to discolor effectively closing or trying to close parliament and and call for election and what do you make of that initial decision of what this is the vision i'm on the constitutional experts in peru he used an article of the constitution that enables him to close down parliament if the parliament has been putting off the calls to ruling the country some experts believe that that was the right decision because congress was making it very difficult for him to govern or the people believe that he has misinterpret the article of the constitution. enables him to close

they tried harassing us and failed they also attempted sabotaging the prosecutor's graft probes by doing that they discredited themselves as a result the disapproval by most peruviansintensified it was a very bad mistake in calculation. only 90 percent of hooven's supported proceeded at these kind of decision to disclose congress 6 and say it was the most corrupt in the history of video and take a 40 morning the daughter of a recent former dictator and the full monty controlled it to her popular forced party analysts say legislators aimed to control the judiciary to stop prosecutors from investigating corruption probes although it is see it i mean certainly though to bridge scandal contaminated prue's political system with bribes and networks built by businessmen to win contracts by corrupting not only high profile public servants but authorities all over the country but former congressman carlos to be none too nice his party protected corrupt individuals it was a good move of course not never we weren't looking to resolve the bottom line of the issues that was a matter of the judiciary but we had to protect the legislators immunity the press try to destroy us. i m

the legal precedent of peru is nothing discover and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received the support of thousands of peruvians who has been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding the president who discovers the soul of congress because many people associate congress with corruption. a white woman who shot an unarmed black man in news own home in texas has been found guilty of murder the woman was an off duty police officer at the time of the killing and she now faces between 5 and 99 years in prison the verdict has been hailed as a significant moment in the battle to hold police accountable she points miscarriage in your team would you please state even for those hoping for accountability the verdict was a sham mislead find the defendant eric eicher guilty of murder as charged. in the one of the attorneys for the family explain why there were sharp intake of breath when the verdict was announced it's a sad reality that this community waited on pins and needles to decide whether or not someone could be held guilty for killing an unarmed black man in his home while eatin

they tried harassing us and failed they also attempted sabotaging the prosecutor's graft probes by doing that they discredited themselves as a result the disapproval by most peruvians intensified it was a very bad mistake in calculation. nearly 90 percent of hooven's supported proceeded to these kind of decision to dissolve congress 6 and say it was the most corrupt in the history of video and the morning the daughter of a recent former dictator and the full monty controlled it to her popular forced party analysts say legislators aimed to control the judiciary to stop prosecutors from investigating corruption probes although it is see it i mean certainly though to bridge scandal contaminated prue's political system with bribes and networks built by businessmen to win contracts by corrupting not only high profile public servants but authorities all over the country but former congressman carlos to be none too nice his party protected corrupt individuals it was a good move of course not never we weren't looking to resolve the bottom line of the issues that was a matter of the judiciary but we had to protect the legislators immunity the press try to destroy us. a year

legal precedent of peru is nothing discover and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received his views the support of thousands of peruvians who has been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding that president bush who discovers the soul of congress because many people associate congress with corruption. or i still had the program u.s. secretary of state mike pump a 0 on the leaders of 3 house committees accuse each other of intimidation if the impeachment inquiry. and hope fades to 6 people still missing after a bridge collapses in taiwan. hello there plenty of nice sunshine across southern regions of year of a good start unfortunately to the central and northern areas it is much more of what we have seen over the last a few days slightly for the end of september but look at the sunny skies this is how kitty key in greece glorious these guys glorious will. and you should have more of that over the next couple days now there is some rain on the way wednesday sitting across the central regions and actually work its way across central and southern areas of italy as well ahead of this po

many peruvians hope that the new congress will help rein in corrupt politicians is get it out on the new congress should pass constitutional reforms that will take away immunity rights from lawmakers and will not cover up corrupt legislators among other issues nothing discovered remained inside the presidential palace on wednesday security continued to be reinforced to do we slowly coming out of its worst political crisis in decades during his year and a half in office he's got a sore anti graft reforms blocked by the congressional opposition majority now he has a chance to move he said jim the forward president he's got i said to appoint a new cabinet on thursday but without congress sitting until january he will have to govern by presidential decrease analysts say without a political party but i think he's got to have a serious challenge.