they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all devious problems are forced to go rob matheson. at least twenty people have been killed after an explosion ripped through a market in the southwestern pakistani city of quite the market is owned and run by members of the has are a shia minority who have been targeted by sunni groups in the past to report some kharaj in. the explosion is believed to be triggered by a suicide bomber though shopping in the open fruit and vegetable market took the full force of the plot along with the people serving them. we were busy at a watermelon auction then there was a huge blast the blast happened in a potato warehouse and when we rushed over there there were bodies lying on the ground. people suspect the motivation of the killers was sick terry and as them. senior officer said several cheered were among the day along with people start to be working on this. and among the day or did use one pattern military officer part of a patrol group that was predicting to be put. there were other people to including the historic community and the security

friday after a confrontation with security forces but they say eighty officers were injured as rob matheson explains. clad in traditional roles this woman cries out to crowds of young protesters. said you my children are the algerian you feel like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you algeria will be. in response the crowd cheers long live all cheering demonstrations again on all jarius streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a role the brawl king's there was. that impeded people from joining the couple. years there was also the use of what can then against a student. days ago there was also the use of sound. so i think this is also the military is sending signals that the message is we heard you indeed we gave you a few concessions about do not ask for too much it's been ten days since he's beautifully has stepped down after two decades as president following weeks of public demands for him to go but the protesters say everyone linked to both of leaders government needs to be removed. that includes our own santa a lon

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all genius problems are forced to go rob matheson. i want to come for you on the program this hour at least twenty people were killed in a bomb blast at a french market in the pakistani city of quests. and the u.s. secretary of state calls on the sound a crown prince to cut ties with his top aide and his alleged role in the murder of janice jamal khashoggi. hello again it's good to have you back well across the southwestern part of australia we are dealing with a frontal boundary that's bring some rain across much of the region so for perth you're going to get out of the rain you're going to be seeing those temperatures go to about twenty six degrees but it's really going to only last for one day we do expect to see more rain coming in from the southwest with this next frontal boundary right there and with that we could be seeing some gusty winds as well attempt a few dropping down to about twenty degrees and there showers could be quite heavy for the rest for australia to the north looking quite nice townsville a twenty eight plenty

and sudan will descend into the chaos the army says it wants to avoid rob matheson. solomon is a researcher at the african program at chatham house he joins us now once again live from london the people that have got what they wanted omar al bashir has gone boss in a military coup will they stand for that. i think it is unlikely that the people who are at large the people who are protesting at the moment who are in the thousands in the khartoum and across sudan who are outside the military h.q. will see this as the end result that they wanted whether or not this is a transition towards a civilian led government or whether the army is going to monopolize power moving forward is where where uncertain and there have been some assurances given in the statement made by the new leader of the army council. now off but we are uncertain i think many people will feel that that it's in at the moment the revolution aims of the protest as a means have not been fully met why are people doubtful about the army's intentions so this is something to do with this two year transition th

how long the transition will last and say they want an overhaul of the whole political system rob matheson reports. hours after president that the lizzie's beautifully got had his twenty years in power and did the search for knowledge is a new leader has begun. the constitution says this man had doha that have been silent the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected and some critics say that people won't accept a bean salad as a temporary leader because he's a long time to do to flee ally to slocum's where bay clear they were calling. war the departure of that as well so don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and i hope so i don't think that they will be acceptable. protests turned to celebrations at the news of both the free his resignation weeks of demonstrations as well as growing pressure on him to step down from the head of the army and other commanders who once supported him forced the eighty two year old to reverse his announcement to stand for t

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson odyssey. there are saturday is the last day of campaigning ahead of indonesia's general election president joker widodo and his rival probably. both due to hold large rallies in the capsule more than one hundred ninety million people will vote on wednesday wednesday has more from jakarta. after six long months of campaigning this is when it all comes to an end saturday is the law. day the campaign rallies can be held and then it is a waiting game before the election itself on wednesday this is the final election rally for the president the organizers of this event saying that mall that more than a million people here for this event we saw similar numbers last weekend for the final big campaign rally in the capital jakarta for the challenger to joko widodo as presidency. this is the same match up that we saw in two thousand and fourteen that time joko widodo won a very tight race to become president of indonesia are expecting it to be tight again this time even though the president has

of day they'll be wondering how many of the now former president's allies will remain in power rob matheson al-jazeera. ok let's bring in clue teevan she's a research on north africa the european council on foreign relations she joins us from paris welcome to al-jazeera is this the start of a one hundred percent democratic change process here. that's that's a complex question but i would say that it would require quite a bit more to ensure a one hundred percent democratic process i believe that for a lot of the protesters. does not represent the sort of change that they would hope to see in the sort of person that they would like to see overseeing this transition process. it's it's it's for many people it's seen as being too short a period to organize free and fair democratic elections and i believe that we will see on friday again quite a lot of people taking to the streets in order to make that point the protesters are ideally in their minds looking for root and branch reforms given the military's proof oil in the country today and in the history of the country how likely is that . what w

how long the transition will last and say they want an overhaul of the whole political system rob matheson reports. hours after president dr lizzie's beautifully guy had his twenty years in power and did the search for knowledge is a new leader has begun. the constitution says this man had doha that have been silent the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected and some critics say that people won't accept again salah as a temporary leader because he's a long time to do to flee ally to slocum's where bay clear they were calling. war the departure of that as well so don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and i hope so i don't think that they will be acceptable. protests turned to celebrations at the news of both the free his resignation weeks of demonstrations as well as growing pressure on him to step down from the head of the army and other commanders who once supported him forced the eighty two year old to reverse his announcement to stand for the fift

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. world joining us here in the studio is. professor of political science and international relations university professor is the regime really positioning itself to stay in power here. it seems like you. know that the been such a high. has been confirmed as the defacto president for the next ninety days came with statement to say that we are going to go ahead with this transition period so do it seems is stay in for the be and the people on the other hand have a different view ok as far as the people are concerned this is the eighth consecutive friday of their demonstrations can they keep this going. all the signs suggest they would keep the way it is the eight fly the deed but it could also be seen to first friday we've been santa so but i was confirmed as the defacto president last tuesday and this is the first opportunity for the people of julia. to say they are not happy with him and to insist that he and should go elections are being planned for july the fourth for the sake of tra

friday's confrontations with protesters police blame what they call infiltrators for the violence rob matheson has more. traditional. this woman cries out to crowds of young protester. seventy three my children you know something like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you. in response the crowd choose to live in the demonstrations again on all jiri the streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a role the brawl king's there was. that impeded people from joining the couple. years there was also the use of what to against. a few days ago there was also the use of sound. so i think this is also the military is sending signals that the message is we heard you indeed. we gave you a few concessions about do not ask for too much it's been ten days since abdelaziz bouteflika stepped down after two decades as president following weeks of public demands for him to go but the protesters say everyone linked to both of leaders government needs to be removed that includes ben salah a long time boot of legal ally and the man appointed unde

is expected to take his place into the elections are held within ninety days rob matheson has more. hours after president other lizzie's boo flicka had his twenty years in power ended the search for r.g.b. his new leader has begun the constitution says this man how does. the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected some critics say the people won't accept him and sell it as a temple related because he's a long time beautifully ally the slogans were very clear they were calling. war of the departure of as well. a jury and don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and. so i don't think that they will be ready to accept the been left. protests turned to celebrations at the news of brutal to his resignation weeks of demonstrations as well as growing pressure on him to step down from the head of the army and other commanders who once supported him forced the eighty two year old to reverses an announcement to stand for the fifth time as president in a sta

how long the transition will last and say they want an overhaul of the whole political system rob matheson reports. hours after president out there as he's beautifully got had his twenty years in power and did the search for knowledge is a new leader has begun. the constitution says this man how dukkha that have been silent the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected and some critics say that people won't accept a bean salad as a temporary leader because he's a long time to do to for the ally to slocum's where bay clear they were calling. war the departure of that as well so don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and to what i have said so i don't think that they will be acceptable left. protests turned to celebrations at the news of both the free his resignation weeks of demonstrations as well as growing pressure on him to step down from the head of the army and other commanders who once supported him forced the eighty two year old to reverse his anno

and false promises the army is now taking over it's declared a three month state of emergency rob matheson reports. this could be the end of thirty years of one man's rule in sudan looks like tanks rolling through the capital cheered on by protesters demanding that president omar al bashir steps down . declare being the minister of defense the chairman of the committee to get rid of this redeem and to the head of the regime in a safe place i also declare the formation of a mandatory transitional council to supervise the to be a year of period. more than one hundred officials and close aides to president abbas here i said have been arrested an order is reported to have been given for political prisoners to be released because i don't know who. you know so it's a beautiful meeting nothing is. already out in the street deliberating and you are in the car. women are singing and dancing everybody happy protests over rising bread prices began four months ago they quickly widened into demands for the president to step down president al bashir declared a state of emergency in february. but since s

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. well joining us here in the studio is use. of political science at the internet and international relations at katz our university professor welcome back on set again so the regime is talking about impossible the moms what are those red lines the invisible the obviously the demands of the streets are been inclusive in everybody who is involved with. must go. the chief of staff is say in these are unrealistic demands obviously the beginning he said that i am on the side of the people of the will do what the people are asking me but it seems that his little has changed and now he's in doubt we have something in place that will quit it what you are asking is unrealistic not wishing to put words into your mouth what is it about this regime with there seems to be a certain lack of a being self-aware if you will in as much as if they want to be on the right side of history they would look in on these pictures that we were broadcasting live in the last these pictures are of tape you know an

rejected bush's ousting as a military coup and plans to hold more demonstrations one hour from rob matheson. this could be the end of thirty years of one man's rule in sudan looks like tanks rolling through the capital cheered on by protesters demanding that president omar al bashir steps down. i declare being the minister of defense the chairman of the committee to get rid of this regime and to the head of the regime in a safe place i also declare the formation of a mandatory transitional council so supervise the to be a year of period. more than one hundred officials and close aides to president abbas here i said have been arrested an order is reported to have been given for political prisoners to be released. you know for it's beautiful meaning nothing is . already out in the street of breaking in here or in the car thing women are singing and dancing everybody happy protests over rising bread prices began four months ago they quickly widened into demands for the president to step down president al bashir declared a state of emergency in february. but since saturday thousands of demonstr

day who leads the internationally recognized government flew in from saudi arabia to take part rob matheson has the details. for the first time since the war began president of the ramones who addresses a session of yemen's v. by the bullets at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing authentic yemeni culture customs and values targeting them with vandalism and destruction. parliament hasn't met since the fight for control of yemen began four years ago between who the rebels backed by iran and a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which supports the united nations recognized government of president hadi he's been living mainly in saudi arabia since being forced to leave yemen when the war began the priority for this session is to fill parliamentary positions but that may not be easy the posts in this parliament were last occupied in two thousand and nine and its original six year term has long expired and only about half of the three hundred one parliamentary members have turned up for this

hadi healing for internationally recognized government flew in from saudi arabia to take part rob matheson of course. for the first time since the war began president johnson a boom unto condi addresses a session of yemen. it is to see the who seized by the bullets at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing in a stain to yemeni culture customs and values targeting them with vandalism and destruction. parliament hasn't met since the fight for control of yemen began four years ago between who the rebels backed by iran and a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which supports the united nations recognized government of president hadi he's been living mainly in saudi arabia since being forced to leave yemen when the war began the priority for this session is to fill parliamentary positions but that may not be easy the posts in this parliament were last occupied in two thousand and nine and its original six year term has long expired and only about half of the three hundred one parliamentary mem

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all devious problems of forced to go rob matheson odyssey. north korea's leader says a breakdown in talks with the u.s. could revive old tensions kim jong un called for the u.s. to show the right attitude kim said he would give the u.s. until the end of the year to make a decision adding that he's keen to hold a third meeting on a visit to washington this week the south korean president moon jay and press the u.s. to partially lift sanctions to encourage further talks on ending the north's nuclear program robert kelly is professor of political science and diplomacy at national university says the u.s. may be making unrealistic demands on north korea. actually the north koreans have been saying this for a long time their own standard expression here is that the u.s. pursues a hostile policy towards north korea and only when the united states stops treating north korea as an enemy state to be eliminated would it be possible of them to denuclearize and have normalization stuff like that so we've heard this kind of language from north ko

is expected to appoint the speaker of the upper house of the to flicker ally as interim leader rob matheson has more. hours after president douglas he's beautifully here had his twenty years in power ended the search for algeria's new leader has begun. the constitution says this man doha that have been silent the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected and some critics say that people won't accept again salah as a template of leader because he's a long time to do to flee to ally to slocum's where very clear they were calling. war the departure of that as well. don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and i have said so i don't think that they will be acceptable. protests turned to celebrations at the news of both the free his resignation weeks of demonstrations as well as growing pressure on him to step down from the head of the army and other commandos who once supported him forced the eighty two year old to reverse his announcement to stand for the fift

hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this parliament is a way to peace and that rob matheson. the new palestinian government has been sworn in and where there is a new prime minister but the new government faces problems as news abraham reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. this is the first flight to lead the government in more than a decade and has sixteen new ministers out of twenty one but many familiar faces and many in positions of power and the challenges they face are huge the palestinian authority is struggling for cash and the divide between fatah and hamas that i build group that runs gaza is as white as ever culture minister out of a safe was recently transferred to the west bank from gaza for treatment he is a federal official who was beaten up need his home in gaza last month reportedly by have asked loyalists have masses it's investigating how mass has already rejected the new government calling it unconstitutional. previous deal state the need to form a national consensus government of all palestinian parties the formation of a fatah cup win complic

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all devious problems are forced to go rob matheson. north korea's leader says a breakdown in talks with the u.s. could revive past tensions kim jong un called for the u.s. to show the right attitude kim said he would give the u.s. until the end of the year to make his decision adding that he's keen to hold a third meeting on a visit to washington this week the south korean president moon j.n. press the u.s. to pass to lift sanctions to encourage further talks on ending the north's nuclear program or robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy at national university he says the u.s. may be making unrealistic demands on north korea. actually the north koreans have been saying this for a long time their own standard expression here is that the u.s. pursues a hostile policy towards north korea and only when the united states stops treating north korea as an enemy state to be eliminated would it be possible for them to denuclearize and have normalization stuff like that so we've heard this kind of language from north kor

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson odyssey. before e.u. countries have agreed to take sixty four migrants rescued off the coast of libya ten days ago they've been stranded on a rescue vessel there multiple with conditions getting worse by each day.

president hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this policy is a way to peace rob matheson. palestine's new government has been sworn into office know how much it has become the first official in a decade to become prime minister he was appointed to the role by the palestinian president and fatah ally mahmoud abbas critics including fats as rival hamas have accused of a power grab need to abraham has this update for us from ramallah. so he's the first official to be leading a government in over a decade since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip now we've heard from hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by fatah have a net not to buy a national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts here at and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fact that and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians here in the streets of the west bank o

open there are also questions about how long the military will tolerate demonstrations like the rob matheson odyssey. well joining us here in the studio is. a professor of science and international relations at qatar university thank you so much for talking us through this this statements from the former presidents the i mean it's very carefully words aides what can we read into this why did he issue the statements what this statement was issued the simply. accusations that he would. side. and somebody from the village embassy and the french security services so this rumor came out in algeria a few days ago. in himself came out and he's always be loyal to my country i have never conspired against it so to quash those particular rumors there was an adult gentleman. who used to be in tells of the security of the president who left his job two thousand and fifteen he was pictured with. in. this well do you will this meeting allegedly took place so he came out yesterday to say i was passing by live in the neighborhood i saw some. stuff they worked with so we want to say hello to them but i have

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. a symbol has taken part in the protests in the algerian capital he says the hardening stance of the military or not try protestors off the street. the gains are still raw jibed but they do not think that we people wonder well you know abandon the fight it is very similar to the sudanese scenario of the sudanese situation because on one bashir would keep tory in the war where the jury in leaders who you know did everything to him probably populations but culturally and economically so go both you know can trees. protesters in country and sudan are fighting for the same thing for dignity for freedom for for a new vision of their respective countries so i do really do not think that these arrests or this poll these violence will discourage people people if it had the opposite effect because people are still in the streets protest and then they were not discouraged and they did not abandon their pacific claims but very strong one there ones in the same times in the same time so. next fri

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all devious problems of forced to go rob matheson. well joining me here in the studio as you say professor of political sciences and international relations at castle university give us a sense for you how intimidated is the regime feeling right now. if the regime is intimidated it is not showing that but we do applaud the new prime minister who. is say it's business as usual has been asking his ministers to go about their business as. usual but inside they do feel very very intimidated they're not listening to the millions of jews were calling for them to go does that mean that the pandora's box of protest and where the protestors come from that box has been opened and it may never be closed again. it's very uncertain at the moment obviously the people would go in on the sleeves they're not tired of the keep the man didn't these people to go obviously the chief of staff recently has been saying that he would be listening to the people but since last tuesday his message has changed it on the words he said in the for the people that y

president hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this pond is a way to peace and rob matheson's al jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera thousands march in serbia against the president the government says it's been staged. marie integrating rebels government aplenty part of a peace plan i'll tell you who won't be competing in formula one chinese pram on sunday the details ahead. hello although the major winter storm has more or less blown itself out it being the top end of this residual differences in temperature means it's been pretty stormy all way from texas sir louisiana and to georgia and this is going to carry on for the next teen hours for the picture on sunday still gives you a line of dark green which is still quite sundry in its nature and the top end is cold enough has been some snow touching the issue kargar running across the great lakes up to northern new york state and even toronto but given the daytime temperatures are about five degrees that's going to be wet heavy snow that doesn't necessarily last long more to come for the cascades in the rockies as well at least

president hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this policy is a way to peace rob matheson's al jazeera. ministers in lebanon are campaigning to persuade neighboring syria to reduce its trade tariffs lebanese farmers and business owners say high transit taxes on imported goods a damaging their livelihoods al-jazeera is in a holder as mourner from back in eastern eleven all. traffic is slow at the main border crossing between nothing and syria. cross border trade has not recovered to the level before syria's war began eighty years ago high custom duties levied by the syrian government are affecting lebanese businesses. in the throughout the. year we used to pay three hundred dollars per truck now syria is charging one thousand two hundred fifty dollars per truck to transit syria and that's only for one way thousands of people are suffering from this. syria is lebanon's only traditionally friendly neighbor that is why syrian roads are vital to lebanese trade instead of the high cost of air cargo or shipping by sea lebanese traders hope to benefit from their reopening of a main

there are also questions about how long the military will tolerate demonstrations like the us rob matheson odyssey. well earlier i spoke with. a professor of political science and international relations at qatar university he says. tried to play down that meeting. so he came out yesterday to say i was passing by leaving the neighborhood i saw some. stuff they worked weird so we would just say hello to them but they have never met with anybody now that means the world came out basically to say yes i met with two fifty million who asked me to had this body for transition and outsold this dismissing were basically the. victim again inside which include a need to talk to someone but in between the lies he will say just like there was multiple beating we had side which describe side of it or they might with two fifths mcginn so it talk about meeting with the french and so on and so forth so this is basically the first one so in that he is very deferential to the supports is from the start he's very very very king's underlined high priority is of the movement how he supports them what does this

s problems are forced to go rob matheson i'll just. make sure i just wrote mckelway has a weather update for us next on the news half then. the u.s. president wants to send undocumented migrants to cities controlled by his political opponents will tell you more. but examine the consequences for the international criminal court outright rejected a request to investigate possible war crimes in afghanistan. and later in sport the record breaking man winks rides into history with a final race last friday. and again china's spring rains are coming to life stuttering to life and this is the case every year becoming heavier and therefore more dangerous potentially and actually the most recent heavy dam falls just north of hong kong and change in full fell unfortunately to mountains therefore channels the rain and the city itself and i got some video to show you the rain was falling fairly heavily we measured at one point seventy eight minutes that is really to ensure stuff so it causes some problem in time of course that you can deal with the

of day they'll be wondering how many of the now former president's allies will remain in power rob matheson which if you goes resignation follows weeks of peaceful protests and it began in february after he announced his bid to run for a fifth term the eighty two year old had already been in power for twenty is the protest movement group and by march the eleventh the president was forced to reverse his reelection bid while promising political reforms but he also perspired and april's polls and said he'd stay on until a new constitution was adopted the demonstrations continued in the army stepped in the chief of staff called for the president to be removed on constitutional grounds because of ill health which if you said he would go by the end of the month but amid renewed pressure to step down on tuesday protesters now want a national government of consensus instead of the army to manage the transition period to melody in television the algerian writer he says many people are cautious about this a caretaker government. the feeling is your belief and caution should be nation that won the bot

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. north korea's leader says a breakdown in talks with the u.s. could revive tensions kim jong un called for the u.s. to show the right attitude kim said he would give washington until the end of the year to make its decision adding that he's keen to hold a third meeting on a visit to the u.s. capitol this week the south korean president moon jane pressed the government to partially lift sanctions to encourage further talks on ending the north's nuclear program well robert kelly is a professor of political science at tucson. on national university he says the u.s. may be making unrealistic demands on north korea. actually the north koreans have been saying this for a long time their own standard expression here is that the u.s. pursues a hostile policy towards north korea and only when the united states stops treating north korea as an enemy state to be eliminated would it be possible of them to denuclearize and have normalization stuff like that so we've heard this kind of language fro

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson was convoying on the program the u.s. secretary of state calls on the saudi crown prince to cut ties with his top aide and his alleged role in the murder of jamal khashoggi. in. watch this space and now this significant step towards terrorist heading out of this wow. hello again and welcome back to your international weather forecast well across northern europe we have been dealing with some cooler than average temperatures over the last several days things are going to improve slowly but still we also have some low clouds and some fog cross much of the area you can see that gray there across parts of berlin over here towards warsaw that is bringing some low visibilities as well across the region the so here on saturday still looking at single digits across much of the region also some cloudy conditions but down towards the south it is going to be the rain and the rain has been quite heavy at some portions unfortunately as we go through the rest of the weekend it's a sunday many locat

there are also questions about how long the military will tolerate demonstrations like the us rob matheson al jazeera. the iranian government has ordered the evacuation of seventy villages threatened by flooding a state of emergency has been declared after some of the heaviest rain in ten years at least forty seven people have been killed in the past two weeks iran's foreign minister is blaming us sanctions for hindering the flood relief efforts. now in a week from the israelis will be electing their next governments fourteen major political parties are competing for one hundred and twenty seats prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the right wing likud party is seeking a fifth term in office he is the first sitting prime minister due to be indicted on corruption charges he's continued to expand illegal israeli settlements and no progress has been made towards establishing a palestinian state that's a now his biggest challenges are former military chief benny gantz and your lap is of the blue points coalition against lead israeli forces during the gaza war in twenty fourteen on the campaign

maintain civilian rule earlier on saturday the government launched air strikes on after us forces rob matheson now reports. of gunfire on the outskirts of libya's capital forces loyal to warlord probably four huffed are trying to push their way towards the city they say they've see some areas south of tripoli as well as the former international airport much of which was destroyed in fighting five years ago several of these claims have been denied by the tripoli based u.n. recognized government its troops is said to have been deployed from the city of misrata to the west and south to fight after those forces. there for asked likes but we suffered no loss of dollars it's the border that one family in the area was hit believe that we held back on the use of our air force in order to protect civilians and public and private property any debt fighter flying or tripoli will not be allowed and will be targeted the air base it game from will also be targeted . u.n. secretary general and tony you could tell us who's been in tripoli ahead of talks on rebuilding libya's fractured political system has bee

there are also questions about how long the military will tolerate demonstrations like the us rob matheson al-jazeera. well yes a full on that is the professor of science and international relations at qatar university and joins us now and we've been talking about the i mean. just give us a sense where does he fit into the algerian political scene i mean he was president tonight is retired the means of the world is a military man basically and he has a habit of resigning and he was he was for. many here resigned and in one nine hundred ninety four when algeria was experiencing levels of violence the military turned to him. to take over the state of ninety four and he refused so to day two and two. he became state in one thousand nine hundred. ninety five president first actions in algeria and he won the elections and he started the basically a return to democratic process he was the one who set the constitution in. which a limited the mandate of the president fall. in office in september october of ninety eight basically he's he said that he would give up the presidency and go back home so

government will collapse and sudan will descend into the chaos the army says it wants to avoid rob matheson. lived through sudan's capital cop through mount a serious he is the head but what's been the reaction to this. while adrian are people on the streets are celebrating but they've been celebrating even before the announcement was made. five o'clock local time three g.m.t. people where we came for the military to announce to make a statement on the state television when they basically went to most of the radio stations national radio stations and television said that they had an announcement to make so people have been celebrating since they heard those words that the army will be making an announcement now not everybody is celebrating on social media and most of the guests we've been speaking to as well have been saying that this is not what they've been protesting for they were not protesting to have the same people more or less still stay in power of the defense minister who made the announcement who's effectively now in control he was the former vice president he's part of the rulin

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. small salahadin out to syria including in the majors election campaign heats up as it enters the last lap. hello again and welcome back to your international weather forecast well across northern europe we have been dealing with some cooler than average temperatures over the last several days things are going to improve slowly but still we also have some low clouds and some fog across much of the area you can see that gray there across parts of berlin over here towards warsaw that is bringing some low visibilities as well across the region the so here on saturday still looking at single digits across much of the region also some cloudy conditions but down towards the south it is going to be the rain and the rain has been quite heavy at some portions unfortunately as we go through the rest of the week it's a sunday many locations are going to be seeing some very heavy rain including italy where most of italy is going to be rainy expects me a port delays there for rome sixty degrees in

they'll stay on the streets until all those they blame it all gee whiz problems are forced to go rob matheson. before e.u. countries have agreed to take sixty four migrants rescued off the coast of libya ten days ago they've been stranded on a rescue vessel there multiple with conditions getting worse by each day. the migrants are being taken to port that eventually be relocated in germany france portugal and luxembourg. what's more still ahead on al-jazeera. restless in what was once known as iran's revolution city we'll tell you why many say they're losing trust in their politicians. and i think you're about to get a bit of rain in the four thunderstorms in bangkok the certainly in a hint now as we feed more and more moisture up into the bay of time in the gulf of thailand obviously the satellite picture shows the biggest showers too for the south malaysia and indonesia increasingly in singapore the likelihood is we'll see some showers there's that bank of cloud running up into central town and in fact in closing increasingly a good part of southeast asia and the philippines the rainy seaso

government will collapse and sudan will descend into the chaos the army says it wants to avoid rob matheson. now there is growing international condemnation of the coup in sudan a special meeting will be held at the u.n. on saturday has been called by western diplomats including the us france and germany who say they want to see the country move toward civilian rule right now the african union says it's also closely monitoring the on going developments the a huge chief said the military takeover is not the appropriate response to the challenges facing sudan and the aspirations of its people al-jazeera looks back at omar al bashir is decades of rule which have now come to an end. almost a year a man whose career has been defined by war he led sudan through various conflicts and you're in the breakup of africa's largest country he was the last month to lead a united sudan al bashir who came to power in a bloodless military coup in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine overthrowing a democratically elected government he ran the country as a military ruler for more than twenty five years where