voters and the predominantly muslim country are eligible to cast their ballots prime minister shaikh sina is think seeking her third consecutive term in office and fourth overall tensions are running high in the country the opposition says thousands of their supporters have been arrested by authorities and at least ten people have been killed and hundreds injured in pre-election violence. a former prime minister and the leader of the main opposition in bangladesh nationalist party has been barred from running she's serving prison time for corruption a move that the opposition says is politically motivated opinion polls put hussien on coal. yes for a resoundingly win on sunday but the two women have been locked in a decades long fight for control of. even if you can find a few posters of a kind it as a hanging across dhaka she won't win this election against prime minister sheikh hasina zia the leader of bangladesh is conservative nationalist party or b.n.p. is in prison on corruption charges her supporters remain optimistic. so people sentiments is growing there but i did in five out of h

heavy security presence the first projections are coming in and it looks as if prime minister shaikh sina overturned to power in a landslide where. it was an election tainted by violence and vote rigging allegations head of the poll authorities limited internet access claiming rumors could spread unrest they also banned motorcycles a common form of transportation one independent news stations and they were taken off air dozens of opposition candidates have now withdrawn from the race at polling stations opinions were divided. i know that it could follow that i ran like the whole process i felt very safe because of the heavy security i believe there is a free and fair election taking place or. i could hold of it. allowed to vote for a told me to send a text message to get my serial number. i did it four times but i didn't get a response because with now i'm confused river i can vote or not. came with a lot of hope but now i'm very disappointed. for decades the ruling awami league and the nationalist b.n.p. party have jostle for power but with opposition leader in prison prime minister shei

election campaigning has ended in bangladesh ahead of a vote where prime minister shakos sina is expected to secure a record fourth term the campaign though has been marred by allegations of power play government critics say opposition figures have been jailed for political reasons ahead of sunday's poll. and the shutdown of the u.s. government over a budget dispute is set to extend into the new year after convening for just a few minutes the senate adjourned until next week but there's no sign of a compromise over president trump's demands for money to build a wall at the mexican border. police have clashed with demonstrators in the democratic republic of congo the clashes occurred in the east of the country where authorities have suspended voting in sunday's elections citing security concerns and an ebola outbreak police fired live ammunition and tear gas at the demonstrators who say the decision to delay voting was politically motivated the region's excluded from sunday's vote are considered hotbeds of opposition to longtime president joseph kabila. makeshift barricades burned in prote

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these are all by hardcore leaders and workers the international community has praised prime minister sina for handling of one of the largest refugee crises in the world. more than seven hundred thousand ready just fled a violent crackdown in myanmar into bangladesh in two thousand and seventeen. the world bank has also praised bangladesh fruits strong economic growth of over six percent in recent years. most of these campaign ban is a for the ruling party an indication of media control very few opposition posters a scene on the streets. that there are some incidents isolated incidents i have no doubt it has happened in the past it is happening now but we accept it without. corroboration are very thick and i would suggest. you might of the. back of the restaurant one hundred says he will vote for an opposition candidate in the election whatever the outcome it is violence jewellery and after the vote that many people like him feel the most. stratford has the latest now from dhaka. the polls have just opened here contesting three hundred seats a hundred four million voters eligible to cast b

sri lanka has a new cabinet ministers were sworn in by president monthly policy sina after the reinstatement of the prime minister he sat down and we can assume they was replaced without parliament's approval provoking a two month long crisis and now fernandez reports from colombia. it's been a challenge for the new prime minister had to decide who's in and who's out of his new cabinet however we see after compromise and a whole lot of negotiation twenty nine people being sworn in to their positions this morning now strange we hear from reports inside that unlike some of the ceremonial swearing in in the sort of mean chamber of the presidential secretary building behind me. an old parliament we hear that today swearing in happened on an individual basis. to present my policy this in his office one by one where. they were sworn in to the new cabinet we hear that there had been of fair bit of wrangling with president seriously need to agree on the composition of that cabinet to be here to insist that no members of his own sri lanka freedom party the be accommodated in the new cabinet should th

live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes bangladesh's prime minister sina is declared the winner of the a landslide election marred by violence and elevate allegations of breaking. more than sixty people have died after a storm that brought flooding and landslides to the philippines. and the senegalese girls were freezing to spend their lives locked in domestic chores and start playing to win on the basketball court. welcome to the program al-jazeera has obtained video showing saudi agents taking what suspected to be the remains of jamal khashoggi to the house of the saudi consul general in istanbul the washington post columnist was killed soon after entering the saudi consulate on october the second whole church and. it's been three months since the murder of. and his body still hasn't been found but this video could throw more light on the sequence of events after he was killed. the pictures appear to show members of the saudi hit team carrying bags thought to contain his remains into the saudi consul general residence you can't believe these things happe

his sacking set off a political crisis he took the oath of office before president lightly policy sina the man who fired him police in northern japan say more than forty people have been injured in an explosion at a restaurant local media reporting the police warned of a possible second explosion and that several buildings have collapsed because of the blast is not yet known those are the headlines we're back with the news hour in half an hour right now an inside story it is sits in size two. hello and welcome to the special edition of inside story coming to you from the doha forum i'm debbie and. over the next twenty five minutes we'll be looking at the issue of food security and water sustainability with a projected global population of more than nine billion people by the year twenty fifty what's at stake if countries don't ensure food and water security will bring in our guests in just a moment but first this reports by sara high rights. starving and on the verge of fun in the place where the u.n. is used as a weapon of war twenty million yemenis don't know if they'll be able to ea

these are all by hardcore leaders and workers the international community has praised prime minister sina for handling of one of the largest refugee crises of the world more than seven hundred thousand ricky just fled of violent crackdown in myanmar into bangladesh in two thousand and seventeen . the world bank has also praised by goodish fruits strong economic growth of over six percent in recent years. most of these campaign banners are for the ruling party but he did media control very few opposition posters a seen on the streets. that there are some incidents isolated incidents i have no doubt it has happened in the past if you happening now what the except it without. corroboration are very few i would suggest throughout india you murder the . bulk of the restaurant one hundred says he vote for the opposition candidate in the election. whatever the outcome it is violence jury and after the vote that many people like you feel that most of what al-jazeera daca. the us president has blamed the democratic party for the death of to guatemala and children in u.s. custody this month eight y

bangladesh's prime minister shaker sina has rejected calls for a new vote after being declared the landslide winner in sunday's election the seventy one year old insisted the poll had been free and fair despite widespread allegations of vote rigging and that her conscience is clear her ruling awami league party and its allies won two hundred eighty eight seats in the three hundred seat parliament securing hasina a fourth term in office the opposition alliance led by the bangladesh national party only managed to secure six seats they rejected the voters completely false ical and said they'd suffered harassment and intimidation at least eighteen people were killed in an election related violence to have a child really is following events for us in the capital dhaka. she sounded very i'll bet on friendly and i would say even conciliatory tone. it was supposed to be a teeth session with international observers and foreign correspondents and press out here. monitoring the election and then eventually she was friendly enough to take questions from some of the international observers as well as fro

these are all hard core leaders and workers the international community has praised prime minister sina for handling of one of the largest refugee crises in the world. more than seven hundred thousand riki just fled of violent crackdown in myanmar into bangladesh in two thousand and seventeen . the world bank has also praised bangladesh fruits strong economic growth of over six percent in recent years. most of these campaign ban is a for the ruling party an indication of media control very few opposition posters a scene on the streets. that there are family incidents isolated incidents i have no doubt it has happened in the past it is happening now but we accept it without. our very thick i would suggest. you might of the. back of the restaurant hum it says here vote for an opposition candidate in the election whatever the outcome it is violence jewelry and after the vote that many people like you feel that most . dhaka. the satellite images show how much the volcano in. indonesia which caused a deadly tsunami a week ago has shrunk cracka tower originally stood more than three hundred m

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the international community has praised prime minister sina for handling of one of the largest refugee crises in the world more than seven hundred thousand ready just fled a violent crackdown in myanmar into bangladesh in two thousand and seventeen the world bank has also praised bangladesh fruits strong economic growth of over six percent in recent years. most of these campaign banners a for the ruling party an indication of media control very few opposition posters a scene on the streets. that are. isolated incidents i have no doubt it has happened in the past it is happening now but we accept it without. our very i would think you might. think of the restaurant hum it says he will vote for an opposition candidate in the election whatever the outcome it is violence jewellery and after the vote that many people like him fear the most and she joins us live here on the news out of dhaka charles the polls have just opened what's the mood of the people there do we think. that's right yeah the polls have just opened here contesting the three hundred since one hundred four million voters to

now bangladesh is full of prime minister shaker sina has promised that any incidents of vote rigging in sunday's election will be investigated she's won a fourth term in office and according to local media the ruling in at least two hundred eighty eight of the three hundred seats where voting took place now position though has rejected these results claiming widespread irregularities at least nineteen people have been killed in election related violence charles traffic reports now from the capital dhaka. voters cast their ballots alterna lection campaign described by the band with a show position as one of the most violent in this country's forty seven year history. we have a lot of hope in this election because we couldn't vote in the last one but this time we came to vote let's see what happens now the government deployed hundreds of thousands of security forces across the country an effort it said that was to guarantee a peaceful vote weeks of violence and what the opposition described as intimidation by the ruling party in the build up to this election certainly the situation at

assistant fire chief bob sina says the response quickly went to two alarms. he suspects a barbecue may be the reason for the fire. the two upstairs apartments suffered heavy fire damage. the ones directly below were inundated with smoke and water. now, there was one minor injury, that's it thank goodness. >>> in the east bay, alameda county firefighters put out a small fire in the attic of a home in san leandro. they responded to the house behind the middle school this afternoon. sky 7 gives you a look at the response. the fire there was put out within a few minutes. >>> those real ids from california's dmv may not be real enough. homeland security says the state's requirements for the upgraded ids just don't make the grade. "abc 7 news" reporter vic lee has a look at what that means for you if you already have a real id. >> reporter: the day after christmas, a slow day everywhere except at the dmv. the field office on fell street in san francisco was packed as always. many were here to get their real ids. mitchell bonner showed us his. he knew all about the

is that all my hard core leaders and workers the international community has praised prime minister sina for handling of one of the largest refugee crises in the world. more than seven hundred thousand riki just fled of violent crackdown in myanmar into bangladesh in two thousand and seventeen . the world bank has also praised by british fruits strong economic growth of over six percent in recent years. most of these campaign ban is up for the ruling party but he became a media control very few opposition posters a seat on the streets journalists say the recent strengthening of defamation rules has spread fear among the workers the ruling party says the accusations are false that there are some incidents isolated incidents i have no doubt it has happened in the past we do happening now what we except it without. corroboration are very thick and i would suggest. you mark to the. back of the restaurant homage says vote for an opposition candidate in the election. whatever the outcome it is violence during and after the vote that many people like you feel that most stop at al-jazeera daca.

sina's government says it knows nothing about that. >>> ahead new research uncovers higher risks to patientsho a >>> good wednesday morning to you after areas of low clouds and fog, we are going to see that sunshine and clearing a little bit earlier compared to yesterday. so enjoy that sun. we're looking at mild daytime highs. 60 in san francisco. oakland 61. fremont and san jose as well. we're looking at plenty of sun tomorrow. few showers for friday. especially for the north bay. dry saturday. a stronger weather system on sunday. >>> we have much more news ahead, the family of a 9-year-old alabama girl says she took her own life because of bullying. now her fighting with school official who is say they didn't know. >>> the grandparents of a young boy faces jail time after his mother took him to braz until a custody dispute. only on "cbs this morning," the mother's first u.s. interview about this case. >>> a university targets binge drinking by replacing alcohol with yoga and meditation. why it's strict rules are getting other schools interested. you're watching "cbs this morning." relentle