live in rosalyn tonight with a close are look at race and ronica the white house is guest involved in this one. >> they are and that may well be because of those poling numbers. now the candidates they meet on stage tonight for their final debate before the gubernatorial election coming up this november for virginia. now a new poll came out today and shows us that gap that we're talking about. take a look at numbers. the poll is put out by christopher new port university and puts ralph northam the democratic nominee puts him at 49% and ed gillespie 42%. that's a 7 point spread. just two weeks ago that spread was only at 6 points. now the white house they are joining in really trying to help this republican candidate republican nominee maybe close that gap and come out ahead and vice-president he is making a campaign stop with ed gillespie this saturday in abington, virginia, and of course the president weighing in in his signature style endorsing republican nominee via twitter. take a look at this tweet. this is from a few days ago where the president says ralph northam is attacking d

electoral commissioner has resigned saying next week's rerun of the presidential vote won't be credible rosalyn at homebase says the commission had become a party to a political crisis and is under siege she says her staff faced intimidation and threats the supreme court found irregularities in august's original vote which president of workin yachts a wall on sparking protests from opposition groups are joining us in the capital nairobi to tell us what more she's saying about the reasons behind her resignation what impact this may have on next week's votes. well at this point the resignation letter coming from a doctor can be really is an indictment of the i.v. see especially where from a considering that he's come from the top tier of the commission so far she has said that she doesn't believe that there would be a credible election and she doesn't believe there would be a free and fair vote not in this political climate she says while they might have been a chance for the i.v.c. to make changes that would allow for a critical vote it's far too late she doesn't feel that her role in her role i

the president's jubilee party has also held a rally in nairobi earlier see the electoral official rosalyn a combi reside saying next week's vote won't be credible her boss kenya's election chief was all parties to stop interfering in the election process of the. first. version of. the political environment for good election. of. course the commissioners went to the close but. which is almost being the management of the eulogy. but as you know. we. don't exempt over the basis. well the election commission speaking there for b. to it seems that all of the interested parties have something to say because it's just days before the election itself. we have just over a week until that election and they continue to be a lot of confusion now it's taken the resignation of that to one of the commissioners from the commission to have the chairman come out and say at least admit that there has been political interference and he's appealed to all parties to stop that he's also asking them to return to an end they go to rather to to have dialogue to to pave the way forward because there is concern arou

election official has quit and fled the country just days before a rerun of the presidential vote there rosalyn a congress said that next week's election would not be free and fair last week opposition leader. pulled out of the presidential runoff citing illegalities portugal's interior minister constanza order barno d'souza has resigned from her post after wildfires killed more than one hundred people in the last few months d'souza department had been widely criticised she said she cannot continue in the job for political and personal reasons. amazon studios chief roy price has resigned following sexual harassment claims by a producer working on an amazon t.v. series the accusations come in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal rocking hollywood tris has also been accused of ignoring rosena guns claims that weinstein and rita. here in germany president frank father steinmeyer has called on the country to do more to fight extremism he was speaking on the fortieth anniversary of the murder of a prominent german businessman by the left wing radical group the bottom line of gang here's a look b

official has quit and fled the country just days before the rerun of the presidential vote there rosalyn a calm day said that next week's election would not be free and fair last week opposition leader right hold out of the presidential runoff citing the legality means. u.s. backed forces in iraq are are carrying out mopping up operations one day after they took the syrian city from the so-called islamic state they're removing landmines and clearing main roads they're expected to announce the formal liberation of iraq later today syrian forces captured the former stronghold on tuesday after an intense campaign after an assault lasting for months they finally taste victory syrian fighters raised their flag in reckons main square. at the little maid stay with me at the main roundabout and we haven't seen any i asked. we haven't seen any near the stadium either i think the city will be fully cleared in the next two days. how do i feel i'm flying look at me i'm flying and i'm so happy. jubilation on the spot known as the roundabout of how over the past three years my ass used for public behe

interference from politicians he spoke after an election commission member quit and left the country rosalyn said that the vote would not be free and fair because the commission was quote under siege a last week opposition leader. pulled out of the presidential race citing illegalities called for a mass protest on election day raising the prospect of confrontation between protesters and voters. well i'm joined now from nairobi by the w.'s kenya correspondent catherine haven't it's good to see you the election board the chairman said that he cannot guarantee a free and fair election can the vote go ahead. all the vote it's up in the air at this point because is what we know we know that he says he's under siege and the people to blame here ruling party and the main opposition which is the national super alliance on one hand you have the main opposition which is trying to ensure that reforms and they have twelve irreducible minimum and on the other hand you have accusations that the ruling party has at least four of the seven commissioners in their hands and they're the ones who are frustratin

(patriotic music) (loud explosion) - [amelia] jimmy carter and his wife, rosalyn, had a large family. three boys and a daughter, but only amy was still in school when her dad was elected. - jimmy carter became president in 1977 and amy carter was 12 years old when her dad became president. - [amelia] amy did something unusual for children of government leaders. her parents sent her to a public school to show it was good enough even for the president's daughter. - and when she was at public school, there was a lot of difficulties because there was press coverage all over. i mean, even her teachers restrict her to so much that she couldn't even go outside for recess because they were afraid something would happen to her. - [amelia] maybe that's why she got her own tree house on the white house lawn. amy went on to become an artist and help her family work for world peace. but you probably won't hear her talking about it. - amy carter doesn't give a whole lot of interviews now because she feels that her childhood and teenage years were kind of invaded by the press and the media. - in fac

applists see it as rough rap dumb anden "fox5" ronica cleary live in rosalyn with a preview what we heect when the two go head to head hi ronica. >> jim, shawn, exciting night for virginia. but the question is, do virginiaians think it's exciting. are they following it. do they care. harsh to put it like that. and the way politics are today especially with all of the attention on national politics and attention out of the white house, you zoo have to stop and ask the question, are people following these local races and they often don't get attention that they really should any jp way let alone at a time like this in american history. so the first things we ask people on the streets do you even though there's a debate tonight and i'll tell you just unscientifically about 50/50 whether or not people even now it was happening. and then we talked to them about why. is it the fact that president and this administration they take up a lot of headlines. maybe suck the oxygen out of the space for political head blinds other than those out of the white house. here's what people have to say. tak

and finish up marine corps war memorial. 26.2 mile course crosses rosalyn, george tourngs down to national mall and to virginia. several road closures begin 3:30 in the morning and all road closures open rolling basis as race wraps up. key bridge is closed as well as memorial bridge. is second heir as through the district as well. avoid is the congestion and keep to metro. opening 6 a.m. sunday morning for the marathon. closest stations to race are pentagon on blue or yellow lines and another option pentagon city station and keep in mind if attend the 10 k on national wall archive in l'enfant plaza. for a list of closures visit me on twitter @erinfoxdc. >> you're up bright and early to run. >> yeah. >> i'll s sleeping through it. >> much respect to everybody who does it and good luck. >> it's a tough one. >> still ahead, kfc only following 11 people on twitter and now they're not following you lauren, i'm sorry, and there's a reason why. >> don't sob sgleen iconic. >> all over the internet because of social media game. we'll be right back. >> kfc twitter account going viral for who the the

and its allies to help them do the harder thing return their countries to being viable states rosalyn jordan al-jazeera at the state department. i'm going to see international has called on the international community to take action to stop what it describes as crimes against humanity in me and it's release a report into the plight of the ranger who fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape the me and his campaign against them when haye reports the exodus continues this drone footage was shot on monday by the united nations refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. it shows crammed on to muddy banks after fleeing me and my across the next to bangladesh and misty international says that are escaping crimes against humanity being committed by the me and my military it says security forces a carrying out a systematic organized and ruthless campaign against the rigging. based on interviews with victims and witnesses amnesty says soldiers are raping murdering and burning their way through villages in northern rakhine states. the accusations of baghdad by recent arrivals in bangladesh spoken to by al jazeer

and its allies to help them do the harder thing returned their countries to being viable states rosalyn jordan al-jazeera at the state department. amnesty international has accused me and maher security forces of killing hundreds of men women and children during a systemic campaign to expel random muslims from rakhine state hundreds of thousands over head to have fled to neighboring bangladesh sparking a major humanitarian crisis and the scale is urging the global community to take action against what it calls crimes against humanity and he reports the exodus continues this drone footage was shot on monday by the united nations refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. it shows running just crammed on to muddy banks after fleeing me and across the next river to bangladesh and misty international says that are escaping crimes against humanity being committed by the me and my military it says security forces a carrying out a systematic organized and ruthless campaign against the ring. based on interviews with victims and witnesses amnesty says soldiers are raping murdering and burning their way through v

and its allies to help them do the harder thing return their countries to being viable states rosalyn jordan al-jazeera at the state department. still ahead on al-jazeera after retaking percoco iraq's prime minister offers a dialogue with the kurds but says their bid for independence is over. all trucks travel ban border for a third time a u.s. charge blocks the ban just hours before it was to take effect. with. hello there we've got quite an active weather system with this around to the caspian sea at the moment you can see it very clearly on the satellite picture this wooding mass here it's making its way through parts of ten minutes down a speck of stone and into caddick stand as well bringing heavy downpours as it does say to the south of that though it is largely fine and dry the temperature is a reason as you'd expect at this time of year for beirut will be getting to around twenty eight or twenty nine degrees as we head through the next few days now but for the towards the south that's a no major change for his here in doha it does look like the humidity will stay relatively lo

and its allies to help them do the harder thing return their countries to being viable states rosalyn jordan al-jazeera at the state department rescue operations continue in somalia's capital for those still missing after the war still bomb attack in the country's history more than three hundred people were killed by a suicide truck explosion on saturday somalia's president has blamed al shabaab for the attack he sold out there that his country cannot fight the armed group on its own and has appealed for international help mohammed the reports now from market issue. a huge crater the point where the explosion happened rubble from collapsed buildings. the shells so vehicles skated on the loss radius. these images should be familiar to the people of somalia in conflict since the one nine hundred ninety s. yet saturday's attack one of the most lethal anywhere in the world for years has many somalis still in shock. the way we have never seen anything like this this was a massacre of the weakest and poorest within our society. students were returning from school and the. this changes mogad

is wall between church and state rosalyn jordan al-jazeera at the state department now for decades a southern philippines island of mindanao has been plagued by conflict and rebellion filipinos say that's force them to buy sometimes even make their own illegal weapons to meet alan day than has been speaking to gun makers in this region. i am adverse to hold the gun at the age of thirteen it was nine hundred seventy four when martial law was imposed nationwide by president for than and marcos. years later he learned how to make and repair illegal weapons. now martial law is imposed in mindanao again after the mouthy armed group pledged allegiance to iso and seized offices in malawi city. resident will be go to third to says he intends to clamp down on armed groups suspect to developing linked to politicians in the volved in the illegal drugs trade and has extended martial law on the island until the end of the year it's a kind of life that the knows all too well for a moment here if you're poor you don't have a voice in order to protect my family and our livelihood here by a less is t

it looks as if things are falling apart at kenya's electoral commission headquarters rosalyn a con they're one of seven commissioners has resigned alleging political interference she says threats have been made on the lives of staff members including our own commissioners are serving political interests and they have been last minute changes to technology and electronic transmission of results hours later the commission's chairman gave a stern warning we're good political changes and use that. as a measure to step aside this. function without interference the chairman's appeal was also aimed at the kenyan public hoping to regain their trust but the damage has been done the electoral commission is already starting with its credibility the chairman's admission that the commission is split and that conditions wouldn't allow for free and fair elections has only echoed an earlier supreme court ruling. last month the court an old august presidential elections it says the commission had not been transparent and there were illegalities in the telling of results that named incumbent president a wor

rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. these have been kurdish forces a drover's a lot of its former stronghold rocka of stress to the need for the city's residents to be in control of the rebuilding process the u.s. bank syrian democratic forces seize control of iraq on choose day ending three years of i still control most of the city has been rude to rubble and less than one percent of the pre-war population of three hundred thousand still live. but images of kurdish fighters in iraq i have angered turkey's leadership president resit their burdwan has criticized them for displaying a giant poster of the leader of the kurdistan workers party of dillard children who is currently in jail in turkey. here are you. in syria they're collaborating with a terrorist organization like the white b.g. to defeat another terrorist organization this kind of logic is unacceptable there waving the poster of the terrorist leader in iraq or how is the united states going to explain this. joint forces things that urban africa's region aimed

electoral commissioner has resigned saying next week's rerun of the presidential vote will be credible rosalyn a company says the commission has become a party to the political crisis and is under siege. a judge has blocked u.s. president all trumps the latest bid to impose travel restrictions on citizens from eight countries a federal judge in hawaii order to freeze on most parts of the ban a day before it was due to. take effect policy targets people from iran libya syria yemen somalia chad and north korea as well as some venezuelan officials it's the third version of trump's ban to be blocked by a federal judge how came when sofie is president of the muslim association of hawaii and he says the ban is unacceptable and it's an american. this is a huge victory again we want to first. quarter be the muslim band version one and version two this is the version because quite frankly just the north korea in the news well that's not change that this is a clear discourage to people from no other reason been born or this country states i think we have won every challenge so. we were in future challen

down to 66 headed towards rosalyn. be aware. to the dulles tolled toll road.he access is blocked. >>> jack, thank you. if your commute is really, really bad on 66, the change we've been telling you about is about to kick into full gear. >> reporter: stepped up security at a local school after a series of online threats. i'm adam tuss. i'll tell you what students were the pr hin one by one, the donuts came. the pr hin they brought their fiercest party game. but under the moon they met their doom far too soon. get your spooky donuts or ten munchkins for $1.99 at dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbyi

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