egypt second city out xandra this is essential running point in in the city in support of this constitution they were chanting for the implementation of sharia law what happened is that rival for a change breached rights and picked up fights with some of those protesting in support of the constitution rock throwing began between the two sides which escalated with cars being burned as well as heavy heavy violence on the streets police intervened with take us and in attempt to separate the two sides which it ended up being successful so far was sick the least thirty two people have been injured so this is seen now is this still tension on the on the streets the minister of interior released a statement saying that they want this violence to stop and warned people against having these exchanges battles on the streets and that they would be repercussions caused by the previous one the referendum saw a more than fifty percent of the population saying yes to the draft constitution what are the expectations now for saturday. absolutely in the first round of the forenoon which took pla

cousens of pro constitution protesters gathered at cardiff pretty mosque in the second city even second city exam tria this is the central running point in the city in support of this constitution they were chanting for the implementation of sharia law what happened is that rival for a change breached rights and picked a fights with some of those protesting because of the constitution throwing began between the two signs which is going to change with cars being burned as well as heavy heavy violence on the streets police intervened with take us in attempt to separate the two sides which it ended up being successful so far we think that the least thirty two people have been injured in the first round of the forenoon this took place last week there was fifty seven percent approximately thirty seven percent of the country said yes the constitution this round people on both sides are saying it's likely to be yes again this is because the seventeen governorates that are about to go to vote tomorrow a largely rural agricultural communities where the missing brother heads has a significant bas

thousands of people take to the streets of egypt us second city of defence on religion and the constitution. at 1-year mandate for mali. the go-ahead for national troops. at no end, the standoff for washington. republican plans to avert a fiscal crisis fails to win back supsupport in the white house. at least 30 people have been killed in southeastern kenya. the deaths in the region are being blamed on tribal fighting between the two communities. more now from al jazeera -- nazanineazeera's moshiri. >> a victims are at least five children, five women. many people injured as well. enya's red cross says they have managed to evacuate 16 seriously injured to a town on the coast. they are still searching in the area for more victims. at the heart of this is land. this is the arid area, water is scarce. grazing land is scarce as well. the orma on the one side, her on the other side the pastor list -- the pokomo back in august and september, hundreds were injured and thousands were replaced. also part of this our politics. kenya is heading for a presidential election in march, 2013, and the politi

second and final stage of the referendum preceded by a fresh outbreak of violence in the country's second city alexandria journalist bel true is covering the vote in cairo. the million dollar question is of course how this will turn out in the first round it was seven fifty seven percent voted in support of the constitution and they said that this is most likely to be a yes vote in the second round this is because the seventeen governors going to vote are brutal governments governors with a strong mission brotherhoods base in them also three only three of the governorates actually voted against the muslim brotherhood in the presidential elections against probably president morsi people think analysts are saying is most likely to be a yes the opposition forces for their part to saying that there is many instances of electoral violations rights groups have also chimed in today releasing reports on the hour all the different electoral violations including missing ballots judges not supervising polling stations and ballots going missing this is led many to believe may be a vote rigging which would

so once again listen to back to the violence we saw clashes in this in egypt's second city alexandria between those who are for the constitution those who are against the constitution this happen dark islamist staged a hundreds of thousands strong rally in support of the constitution and implementation of sharia law the two sides hold rocks at each other they burned cars and buses some saying these buses belong to the muslim brotherhood police intervened with tear gas leaving seventy seven injured so this obviously comes on the after several instances of violence is in alexandria in cairo a few weeks ago in cairo and from the presidential palace rival groups clashed leaving ten dead in terms of people are saying here on the streets the country is divided those who are against the constitution say it would only enforce a presidential dictatorship that lacks a key social economic rights that was drafted by islamist dominated assembly for the constitution say it is essential for the progress towards democracy after the conditions drafted they say we will have parliamentary elections in t

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absolutely we saw quite violent scenes in alexandria egypt second city on friday between rival protest groups. between areas in support of the constitution and those against the constitution seventy seven people injured in the police have to get involved. and the moment today the scene have been calm across the capital and also across the governorate that only minor scuffles in the polling station lines between people who are voting in different ways and so really the feeling is still very very tense here i mean the background to the violence the last month we saw violence seem to act on just one week ago as well between rival protest groups and of course as a bloody scene in front of the cairo's presidential palace about three weeks ago now we saw ten people die when those who support the president clashed against those who were against the president as among the people there quite tense to say we're waiting for the results of the referendum if it is in fact a yes we would like to see an escalation from the opposition forces which could see the violence on the streets. of egypt in the

it follows nearly a month of protests with violent outbreaks taking place in the country's second largest city and xandra journalist a bell true has more from the capital correct. the preliminary results are in for egypt's contentious constitutional referendum egypt appears to voted for the constitution sixty four percent say yes. thirty six percent have said no this comes after mass to send in the streets across the country with the cost three weeks against this constitution opposition forces say force a presidential dictatorship and was drafted by an islamist dominated assembly of the twenty seven governors that went to vote in the last week only three voted against the constitution. this in the last round is largely due to the fact that in the last seventeen governments they went to vote a large amount of them are rural governorates large muslim brotherhood supports places the opposition forces for their part to say that the reason it is a yes is because of electoral violations they say they've seen a number of instances of possible vote rigging including missing judges their own supervisor

across the country on friday we saw clashes between rival protest groups limits rallies in egypt second city exam in support of the constitution there was rock throwing and also burning of cars the police had to intervene with tear gas that comes just one week after a similar clashes and xandra and of course three weeks after a very bloody scenes here in the capital cairo we saw ten people die in my book. outside the presidential punished with a deepening political crisis and one to sign talking down now the constitution is likely to be put in place we can only expect dissent on the streets and possible violence across the country i ask and our blogger journalist an opponent of the new constitution explains why he thinks the document is flawed i did vote myself and i voted no for the constitution and i think the vote this vote is not about the constitution but about the legitimacy of the muslim brotherhood and the direction they're taking the country the constitution itself is very flawed it takes away more freedoms it gives police powers to detain people for for more than twelve hours for t

and follows nearly a month of protest with the latest violent outbreak being in the country second largest city alexandria journalist bill true has more from the capital cairo. the million dollar question is of course how this will turn out in the first round it was seven fifty seven percent voted in support of the constitution and it's said that this is most likely to be a yes vote in the second round this is because the seventeen governors going to. rule government governorates with a strong mission brotherhood base in them also three only three of the governorates actually voted against the measure by the head of the presidential elections again president hollande mostly people think unless you're saying it's most likely to be a yes the opposition forces that passes saying that there is many instances of electoral violations right freaks of also chimed in to releasing her paws on the hour all the different electoral violations including missing ballots judges not supervising polling stations but it's going missing is that many believe maybe a vote rigging which would see a yes vote in the en

final stage of the referendum was preceded by a fresh outbreak of violence in the country's second largest city of alexandria cairo based journalist tell true explains what's expected from this vote now and whether the outcome is likely to end the turmoil there millions of egyptians across seventy governorates have had polling stations today to vote. into egypt's contentious constitutional referendum yesterday this once again with the back to the violence as we saw clashes in this in egypt's second city alexandria between those who are for the constitution those who are against the constitution this happened on islam is staged a hundred thousand strong rally in support of the constitution and the implementation of sharia law the two sides hold rocks at each other they burned cars and buses some saying these buses belong to the muslim brotherhood police intervened with tear gas leaving seventy seven injured so this obviously comes under the after several instances of violence is in alexandria in cairo few weeks ago in cairo and from the presidential palace rival groups leaving ten dead in top .

across the country on friday we saw clashes between rival protest groups limits rallies in egypt second city xandra in support of the constitution there was rock throwing and also burning of cars the police had to intervene with tear gas that comes just one week after similar clashes in alexandria and of course three weeks after very bloody scenes here in the capital cairo we saw ten people die when rivals. as. for outside the presidential palace with a deepening political crisis and neither side backing down now the constitution is likely to be put in place we can only expect dissent on the streets and possible violence across the country well sometimes you just can't keep pace was a revolution we report on a man and woman who fired up entire nations during the arab spring at him now say i've been a left behind. a moment's silence and the last victim laid to rest it's one week since twenty children and six staff at a connecticut primary school were killed in one of the worst mass shootings in american history the tragedy has sparked fears debate on gun control laws with manny saying it's to

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call a holy war militants have recently taken control of a toxic chemical plant in the country's second city of aleppo a video was uploaded to youtube showing them testing chemical weapons on rabbits we could not independently verify the authenticity of the footage for the you will die like these two rabbits despite supporting the anti assad forces the obama administration also recognizes that there are radical groups among the opposition in an attempt to distance themselves from extremists washington has designated one almost a terrorist organization it is thought to be one of the most aggressive and ruthless groups currently involved in the conflict it's seen as more of a symbolic move on washington's part as many other rebel fighters in syria will come the efforts of those designated terrorists. this is a demonstration of support for almost strike in syria with people heard chanting we are students of osama. in its own words the assad government is fighting terrorists that battle has claimed thousands of innocent lives the measures the syrian government was ordered to have been widely cri

call holy war militants have recently taken control of a toxic chemical plant in the country's second city of aleppo a video was uploaded to youtube showing them testing chemical weapons on rabbits we could not independently verify the authenticity of the footage. you will die like rabbits in its own words the government is fighting terrorists that has claimed thousands of innocent lives the measures the syrian government was ordered to have been widely criticized but does that mean the world should keep their eyes shocked at who's actually fighting for power in syria now in washington i'm going to check on. reports a palestinian refugee camp in damascus has come under attack by syrian warplanes activists claim at least eight people have been killed the district where the camp is in the south of the capital has become the scene of heavy fighting between troops and opposition forces this week made to accuse the syrian government of use . mistake missiles against the rebels something damascus denies western warnings of and also is circling over syria's chemical weapons with worries that pres

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it's not just the second city. so has been a place where many traders and manufacturers as well preferred because it was historically quite a vibrant or because it was far away from the center where they might have a bit more freedom, even though that margin of freedom was not wide. >> where are you from originally? >> i am lebanese, but my mother is sick and spent an lebanon supported history, correct? >> right spent is there a lot of trade between lebanon -- how would you describe lebanon's economy? >> it's going to take up to saturday because the lebanese economy is really very difficult to describe the nominally it's an open capitalist economy, but the kinds of networks and crony network, that exist in lebanon, turned this kind of seemingly open economy into peacetime and created the situation where is there difficult to move up, hence, many lebanese, many young men and women end up leaving the country to find jobs elsewhere. you see them in various places in the country is very small. so lebanese, the lebanese

of political unrest and the referendum this comes after violence on friday and alexandria egypt second city which saw clashes between rival protest groups to support of the constitution those against it including groups wielding machetes. also i and roads and around about nineteen injured and possible we haven't had that confirmed yet this of course follows several weeks worth of bile and seats in the streets of cairo the referendum is actually being held across two days is there not a sufficient number of judges to supervise the process this opposition forces say is a major problem and could open up the referendum to vote rigging in addition civil society groups here questioning how that is possible for them to observe the elections for electoral fraud since the head of the constituent assembly who drafted the constitution is also the head of the national human rights council he will be overseeing the observation all the polling stations the constitution itself is a major point of contention also the opposition forces they have said that it is written by islamist dominated constituent asse

across the country on friday we saw clashes between rival protest groups islamist rallies in egypt second city and alexandria in support of the constitution there was rock throwing and also burning of cars the police had to intervene with tear gas that comes just one week after similar clashes and xandra and of course three weeks after very bloody scenes here in the capital cairo we saw ten people die when robert. says streets and fog outside the presidential palace with a deepening political crisis in one to cite backing down now the constitution is likely to be put in place we can only expect dissent on the street and possible violence across the country. earlier i got reaction to the freedom really referendum results from egypt's opposition asked me to hurry for my eldest or a party headed by mohamed el baradei told me that allegations of vote rigging must be investigated this constitution and this around is a disgrace to a nation that far hard for its freedom and for its rights it's a document that strips result of all the rights that we have to try to constitute a dictatorship and it has

some top world news stories in brief now dozens of people have been injured in clashes in egypt second city alexandria police fired tear gas at opposing crowds as protesters demonstrated for against president morsi the violence comes as egypt prepares for a second round of voting on a controversial draft constitution is divided the country opponents of the document say would lead to an islamist state. your staff sergeant who was caught on camera urinating on dead taliban fighters in afghanistan has been demoted and fined five hundred dollars joseph chamblin was also found guilty of dereliction of duty by failing to report misconduct by junior marines and initial punishment of thirty days in jail and a two thousand dollars fine was reduced the marine pleaded guilty and agreed to a plea bargain with the court martial. the us citizens been arrested three or four unspecified crimes state media says the hole into the country last month as a tourist but officials say there's evidence proving very committed a crime against the state demands met diplomats from the swedish embassy represents u.s. in

which they say is it just cements we have of course had quite bloody scenes in alexandria egypt second city on the coast where a man in a mosque basically maintained his friday so men made a statement saying people should vote because yes for the constitution and it was important stability clashes broke out within the mosque between pro and see president's supporters and in the end the opposition forces reported that they were attacked by groups wielding machetes and dying broad's ninety people have been injured so far there have been no deaths but we expected that these clashes to be a precedent perhaps and tomorrow when rival groups meet at the polling stations open tell us more about this referendum and exactly what is the significance on that and why is it split the nation so badly. what we're really saying here with commentators saying is two visions of egypt on one side you have the president mohamed morsi with kids is going to scream the muslim isn't brotherhoods and conservative groups like the sun if it's on the other side you've actually had the opposition forces united for the fi