on friday protesters chanted for saleh to resign along with other leaders connected to former president added i visited frica including interior prime minister abdul qadeer have been silent protesters don't trust the interim government which took over in april after beautifully could step down the 82 year old was algeria's longest serving president in power for 20 years it's been 14 weeks since protesters 1st took to the streets demanding change now they want the election perspire and. an independent monitor must have more power than just organizing an election it should be able to supervise the entire. including declaring the results this is vital to bring back the people's trust despite the hardship of protesting while fasting during the holy month of ramadan demonstrates his insists they won't stop until their demands are met. and in a separate development algeria's new state prosecutor is pursuing corruption charges against a dozen high ranking figures from the governments of the former president. they include the former prime minister. as well as 5 former cabinet ministers their fi

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of the ruling military fear the election will who work in its favor the army's chief of staff gave saleh a scene of the election as an important step to restoring stability to algeria. so a presidential election will put in them to those trying to prolong the crisis it's important to form an independent body to organize and supervise the elections. on friday protesters chanted for saleh to resign along with other leaders connected to former president did i have these beautiful including interior prime minister card that have been silent protesters don't trust the interior government which took over in april after a bit of a step down the 82 year old was algeria's longest serving president in power for 20 years it's been 14 weeks of protesters 1st took to the streets demanding change now they want the election pursue find. klugman an independent monitor must have more power than just organizing an election it should be able to supervise the entire process including declaring the results this is vital to bring back the people's trust. despite the hardship of protesting while fasting during

saudi crown prince mohammed bin saleh has met the deputy head of saddam's transitional military council who is visiting saudi arabia to discuss cooperation between the 2 countries meanwhile a sit in is being held near the military headquarters in khartoum. they're demanding a transition to a civilian government but the opposition alliance says that the military is insisting on directing the transition and having a majority on the council. i'll be back with the news on a little over 25 minutes off 0 but then let's get you back to witness. this morning by am declaring an outbreak of ebola virus disease a public health emergency of international concern countries affected today please do not have the capacity to manage an outbreak of this size and complexity on their own. interests to speak a little. more people see what you just said for you to hold you for the right dress the 50 p. we do. when it's came i see an enemy to west africa it's because. of the very fabric of the found this on the far believes the foundation of what makes us africans and that is ability to associate with each ot

thanks to this guy secure gio ramos the enforcer hurt silva shoulder before the world cup well saleh is back and he's looking forward to playing at home and defeating his liverpool team mates sabio my may. 5th oh teammates turn rivals. there's also the 2016th african player of the year algeria's riyad maurice sadly will miss out. here emery obama beyond the star will miss the party didn't qualify so we have stars all over the world meeting in egypt to see one thing who will shine the brightest. before i let you go let's go back to africa to talk to more experts queasy sports in south africa football foodies who will win it all. might come as a shock but i genuinely believe that men could do it and they could put on put it off. as a solid team when they went to the world cup and even how they qualified for this i think a combination of maybe this is that time to claim that. in the continent. i think they go with. 21000 if i look at the. visit and i can look to have progressed out of the group stages i think this time around if i look at the quality that is there you look at the local

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the ruling military fear the election will work in its favor the army's chief of staff rahm agave saleh sees the election as an important step to restoring stability to algeria. so a presidential election will put in them to those trying to prolong the crisis it's important to form an independent body to organize and supervise the elections. on fry.

saleh has to break ranks with president maduro but military commanders have so far remained loyal to the president's separately the united states is again sending mixed messages regarding venezuela after speaking to the russian president vladimir putin this week donald trump downplayed any russian involvement in caracas bought his secretary mike peo had this to say about moscow last month i visited colombia and saw firsthand the misery the murderers created with the russians and cubans help. these same scenes of desperation are playing out all across venezuela the must and the time for transition is now. let's go to gabrielle is on to about this one now in washington so why do you think this message at this point now from my own i. think there's probably two reasons call number one is that called for mass protests in venezuela on saturday so i think that the timing was good for pompei zero to come out and give a message on this day however those protests by the opposition were not nearly as big as i think why do have wanted them to be was so i think that's number one but number two i

saleh said al jabri is a former navy officer who famously sailed the handmade 9th century style dhow,ears? >> said: i would say more than 3000 years. >> anthony: so b.c.? >> said: b.c. yeah. >> anthony: now, in the beginning it was fishermen but then start to trade all up and down east africa or around pakistan, up the china straits to china. >> said: and the evidence about it even in there, china, language there is some arabic. >> anthony: interesting. >> said: it's very interesting. >> anthony: what did the chinese have to trade that the omanis wanted? >> al namany: they exchanged it with the silk, fabric, and all the kind of things and of course coming back was spices. not only arab's went there, indians came as well so if you look at the eastern coast, they lack the spices and all this kind of food. >> anthony: well the people also, i mean, it's a real mix of arab, southern indian, african, maybe that's why the food is so delicious. >> al namany: this food is so delicious because we like the taste. >> anthony: lunch is fresh sardines grilled over charcoal. some incredible prawns.

m was a mountainous task when liverpool thought they had roberto firmino and mohammed saleh availablewill have that mentality. clubs talk about failing gloriously and leaving themselves on the pitch and they will do that to the pitch and they will do that to the best of their ability. it is a very talented barcelona squad. liverpool need the crowd to get behind them, they need to make it chaotic but still remain in control and anything could happen. chaotic but still remain in control and anything could happenm chaotic but still remain in control and anything could happen. it could bea and anything could happen. it could be a fantastic evening. barcelona have the luxury of winning the title and resting all their players. slough doubt over moussa dembele. the intensity factor definitely favours barcelona. they will be fresher. liverpool are dealing with all the injuries, but not only the players that are unavailable. when you think of andy robertson, he has got so much football in his legs, it is tough to keep going and play out out of ten every week. i think as well psychologically, l

johnson's reef is now in the iraqi capital baghdad on a 2 day visit zarif and iraqi president barham saleh discussed ways to make the region more stable on friday protesters gathered in baghdad demanding their government stay out of the disputes between iran and the u.s. they're worried a rock could become a battleground for a proxy war between the 2 rivals charles stratford has more from baghdad was certainly according to a spokesperson for the foreign ministry here in iraq these meetings are going to concentrate on 2 main areas the 1st one is strengthening ties between iraq and iran and the 2nd one as you can imagine is very much according to the spokes person iraq's role in potentially trying to defuse this escalating conflict between its neighbor and the u.s. iraq is in a very very delicate position here because of the great influence that iran has on this country it is by far the largest regional ally of iraq economically politically militarily i think it's important to actually sort of break down exactly what these what the u.s. cause of iran proxy groups that operate in this country

and then they had mo saleh. and then on his top the words never give up.e asked jurgen klopp in the press conference, what happened? what went on? was there something in the atmosphere? was it the crowd? 0r on? was there something in the atmosphere? was it the crowd? or was it the plan that you can thigh pad for that much? a little bit of everything. the atmosphere was incredible. it was electric from the off. we knew that the team needed us and we were there. we had some luck along the way as well. which you need for a team like barcelona not to score. the players were incredible. mo saleh, the top players, they all rose to the occasion and played so well. and they did it. did you nearly give up or not? somebody saw me before the game and he said you seemed very relaxed and i said we're not going to do it, i'm just going to watch a game of football amazing players. as soon as game of football amazing players. as soon as it went to 1—0 you start to believe and then two becomes three new get caught up. and this team, they are amazing, amazing spirit. and no

. >> reporter: president saleh said they're making progress in identifying who is behind the rocket attackbut the dust has hardly settled when the state department issued a statement saying we will hold iran responsible if any such attacks are conducted by its proxy militia forces. so the tension here is ratcheting up. for "cbs this morning," roxana saberi, baghdad. >>> president trump may issue pardons to several convicted or accused of committing war crimes. cbs news learned they could include a former army green beret charged with killing an unarmed afghan and former blackwater security contractor accused of killing unarmed civilians. david martin at the pentagon with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these are all controversial cases in which supporters of the accused have argued that the ugly realities of war should not be treated as crimes. >> my daughter was a year and a half when he went to prison and she's 6 now. we drive from texas to oklahoma pretty much every single week. >> reporter: christin's husband is accused of opening fire on iraqi civilians in 2007 and been

here we had 10 minutes and even without the -- >> saleh.t to the side and we came back. we needed the goal before halftime, we got it. >> yep. >> and it's not the first time this season that barcelona and messier had met in the second leg. it happened against psg in the opening rounds. it could happen and it did. >> roger, people are if they don't follow closely, when did things turn around? >> actually i remember people mocking liverpool for paying $75 million for van dyke. you saw two weeks after that the backline. of course, allison, the combination of allison and van dyke basically has made all of the difference in the world. everybody talks about the guys up front. those two guys made such an incredible difference. >> what they did, celebrity and incredible good looks that never hurts a team. more importantly this team was written off. they were run by oligarchs, fueled investments. they are run by the boston red sox owners who can't compete financially. and there's an remarkable american story that's part of this. they took an owner h