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i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up another candidate jumps into the u.s. presidential race promising to challenge donald trump one new yorker to another. voting for a new president in guinea-bissau where there's been deep political division. blocking the way the difficulties facing rescuers in northwest kenya after dozens killed in landslides. all the polls are now closed and votes are being counted in hong kong where sunday saw a record turnout for local elections the poll might normally have attracted little attention but with the city reeling from months of protests against rule from beijing this was the only true direct election in hong kong has taken on new significance in a moment we're going to go live to rob a bride but 1st he's got hard luck with this reform. in a hong kong neighborhood hardest hit by battles between protesters and police voters in manchaca cast last minute ballots just moments before the polls closed on a record breaking day for hong kong elections the highest voter turnout ever after nearly 6 months of violent demonstrations the

. >> what does it mean if someone tells you they stan someone. >> stand? >> oh, i'm a bit of a bts guy. so i know this is like completely in the fandom. like the nucleus of the fandom. >> it stems i believe from the eminem song "stan." >> thank you for the etymology. >>> nene we have to put you in the hot seat. you said you had one foot out the door with the housewives. why did you come back? >> this is my baby. i birthed this baby. there are times i get frustrated and want to give the baby up for adoption. >> do you remember the beginning? >> i do. >> what do you remember? >> there was no money. we have didn't have any. we got paid $5,000 for a whole season. it's a bigfoot print now. >> how do you feel about open marriages? >> we saw you're discussing an open marriage? >> yes. >> do you want an open marriage? >> no, but if he wanted one, i would have one. >> you would be okay with that? >> if he wanted one, with rules. >> what would the rules be? >> do what you do. i don't need to see it. >> you are having a conference called ladies of success. >> yes. it

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. hong kong police used tear gas and water 10 of those protesters tried to reach a group of demonstrators holed up in a university campus. catalonia is regional leader goes on trial accused of disobedience for refusing to remove separatist symbols from public buildings. in georgia's capital tbilisi police move against protesters blockading the country's parliament. and i'm leo harding and sport australia's prime minister slams rugby star israel folau for his comments on the country's bushfires claim the fires are god's way of punishing australia for passing same sex marriage and abortion law. protesters are confronting police in hong kong as they try to rescue people caught up in a university standoff demonstrators have been holed up inside the campus now for several days before dawn on monday police entered the grounds and faced a barrage of petrol bombs and arrows they responded with tear gas and water cannon . most alarming. they did weapons were used in the 43rd at university rich h

i'm stan grant the cell jazeera live from doha also coming up with. promises of a national conversation and social change in colombia the final to come protesters who defy you to refuse to keep up the pressure. a chinese national in australia who says he was a spy for beijing turns on his government and reveals details of china's operations abroad. some of freedom people on the pacific all of the political foes in the hope of independence. could begin in burundi where elections are 6 months away but there are concerns of

joins us jason lee opolicy, yawn stan itch, and tom nichols is back with you. you broke the story, jason. the tie-in here from the documents that you were able to obtain is right around the same time, if we've got our months right, when the president did say in front of the cameras, and he reached out to russia saying, if you can help us -- i'm paraphrasing, of course -- with they e-mails, please do so. >> rick gates was interviewed by the fbi as part of the special counsel's investigation last year, and this is what he told the special counsel -- excuse me, the fbi, that in fact -- the theory, the seed was planted that ukraine was involved in the dnc hack in 2016, when the trump

well it's just as partisan if not more so stan a new poll from the washington post and a.b.c. news finds that the country at least those who were surveyed are split 49 percent are in favor of impeachment proceedings and the removal of the president and 47 percent are opposed when you take a look at those who were surveyed based on their political affiliation 82 percent of democrats want the impeachment proceedings to go forward and the president to be removed while 82 percent of republicans don't want the proceedings and don't want the president removed this is of course a situation that donald trump the u.s. president has been criticizing almost from day one and he certainly did not hesitate to criticize it yet again just before he left for mississippi on friday afternoon. omri i'm not well i think i am pro operating because you know what i'm in front of you now you have hit the ship with a let me just tell you you have a corrupt politician leading this thing he lies he links he's done so many things that a corrupted lucky's got immunity and he turned up and he made up a stat

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from dogs coming up in the next 60 minutes holding a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia a forced out of their hollowed by severe flooding. another huge shoulder as he government and get in chile we hear from protesters who say they've been beaten up by police. syria's president vows to recapture all territory lost during the conflict even if it means going to war with turkey. and the u.s. president and his rivals over an impeachment inquiry ahead of a rally with supporters. the democrats are afraid of their lunatic. would be good in somalia with severe flooding across a large swathe of the country has left more than a quarter of a 1000000 people searching for shelter and it could get even worse aida agencies say at least 10 people have died in the town of bullet why waste of the capital mogadishu and $270000.00 is now being displaced with large parts of central and southern somalia under water but there's another tropical storm on the way and that could affect about a 1000000 people in the east africa region priyanka gupta has more.

stan lee.old you that mark goodman was ahead of marvel comics or the company that would become marvel comics. and, a distant relative of his who was just a kid at the time comes to marvel, he is hired to basically be a gofor. and what is a gofor? go for this, for that. suite the floor, refill the ink, little rinky-dink jobs like that. the guy got paid. and overtime, as simon and kirby moved on to other things and other features, and as other people working at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes, working for a small company can help you out if you are the only guy left in the office, because at that very young age, guess what? he is the editor. stan lee would later say, it was supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at the world. it turns out the temporary job i had for 30 years. let's look at this page a little more. what is at the center of the page right in between captain america and bucky? what is this in the center? that

stan lee.was the head of marvel comics or the company that would become marvel comics and a distant relative of his who was just a kid at the time comes to marvel. he's hired to basically be a gopher. and what's a go-fer. go fer this, go fer that. the guy had some income coming in and over time as simon and kirby moved on to other things and other features and as other people working at marvel were drafted into the army, stan lee becomes the only guy left in the office. sometimes working for a small company can help you out if you're the only guy left in the office because at that very young age, guess what, he's the editor. stan lee would later say, it's just supposed to be temporary while everybody else was at the war but it turned out that temporary job i had for like 30 years. all right, let's look at this page a little bit more. what's at the center of the page right between captain america and bucky? what's in the center right here? looks familiar? the minute man image for defense buy uni

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes demanding better protection a deadly new attack in the democratic republic of congo as crowds continue to rally against the u.n. . a real concession in the war for years but the saudi led coalition fighting hooty rebels says it will allow the airport to reopen. and barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including french farmers block the roads into the capital angered by government policies which they say unfairly target their industry. have all your sport including manf the cities are in has become the richest sports group in the world as a deal values them almost $5000000000.00. there's been another rebel attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo is anger grows against un peacekeepers and security forces for failing to protect civilians at least 15 people were killed by fighters from the allied democratic forces in the village. now the i.d.f. were already blamed for killing 8 civilians several days ago that triggered mass protests now into the 3rd day against un pea

that's right stan more than 5000 police officers have now been deployed in central athens to contain the annual march he's carried a blood stained flag that belonged to the students who took part in the revolt in 1973 people have also been laying wreaths at the afghans are technically diversity . where the strike denouncing u.s. backed into began for prime minister alexis tsipras was among the protestors john's raw place has more from athens. this is the 46th anniversary of the politic occupation and it is a particularly well attended one as you can see to my left there are many many people riot police standing in front of police buses which have been placed in a row in front of the u.s. embassy so practically nothing can get through here and my right you've got a stream of protesters that's been flowing past the embassy for almost an hour now many many thousands of people involved in this year's more it is the 1st march on the new conservative government that was elected in july and as this government had promised they have abolished universe 2 campers immunity from police intervent

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snap election will go to marin the mousing now with more from our european broadcaster that's right stan it follows more than a week of angry demonstrations over the government's failure to introduce a promised electoral reform bill the opposition is saying that the current mix system favors the ruling party so let's go live to robyn forestay walker who is in tbilisi where those protests taking place of course demonstrators have been rallying now for some weeks tell us about the size and scale all today's protests. all right well i'm outside the front of the to please see the capital cities parliament just me home of course this street i'm used to main avenue and it's been closed now for several hours because of the large numbers of people who gathered here in front of the building behind me but a lot of them now have moved not away from the building but up the side streets and to create their own groups around the side entrance is the working entrances to the parliament a strategy to blockade those entrances to stop m.p.'s from entering the building when they reconvene at you to reconve

that's it from a stan grant for this news will be much more news though in just about 0.i believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was the park just on the would never start a war until war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that will go to 0. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect the school receives a brick made of plastic and cement. for some activists this may not be the most ecological way to eliminate the problems of plastic but this is seen as an immediate solution to the growing problems of landfills across the country waste can now be used to manufacture building materials. kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have seen very discreet situations where someone in secret but the culture can afford being clean and investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions are seeing nigel because the. money

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. police turn on the anti-government protesters gathering in the capital we'll be live inside jago for the lightest. demonstrations in iraq the biggest since the fall of saddam hussein. a car bomb kills 13 in the syrian border towns recently taken by turkish backed forces. champions for a 3rd time south africa beat england to win the rugby world cup. i want to thank you 1st to chile where antigovernment protesters of voicing their anger against begin a president sebastian pinera this was the same in the capital santiago less than an hour ago police fired tear gas and used water cannon at demonstrators people angry about low income for public health care and the growing income gap between the rich and the poor let's go straight to our latin america editor of the sea and human live at the scene in the capital we saw those images last hour there lucier of tear gas and water cannon being used what's it like now. it's still happening stan just a few minutes ago you can see that there's nobod

i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a wave of anger on the streets of chile a day after the president announced tougher measures against violent protest. iraq's top clear it calls for more protesters who killed there in clashes with security forces a ring of fire fears bush files will get even worse as people rush to get out of their homes. until a police of firing tear gas and water cannon at protesters who were throwing rocks in response. this was the scene in the capital santiago just an hour ago demonstrations 1st began over a hike in metro affairs but have now spiraled into widespread anger against government economic policies more than 20 people have been killed nearly 2000 others injured in violence over the past few weeks allen american editor lucien human is live in the capital city i've got 3 weeks of those previous protests now and we're continuing to see this tension grow. absolutely stan we're now entering day 23 of these protests there continuing it's been a very very tense day indeed while tens of thousan

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from dakar going up in the next 60 minutes bolivia's president ever morale has stepped down after weeks of protests against his controversy over election victory he says the calls for him to resign was a coup. sanchez the socialist fall short of a majority in spain general election after a surge in support for the far right. hong kong police used live ammunition as protesters tried to stop vehicle and road traffic across the city. iraqi medical workers treating antigovernment protesters say the now be.

hello i'm stan grant this is a news i'll live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. resumes former president lula da silva is freed from jail after a supreme court ruling. a white with anger on the streets of chile a day after the president announced tough of measures against violent protesters. iraq's top clear it calls for more protesters are killed in clashes with security forces. a ring of fire fears bushfires will get even worse in australia as people rush to get out of their homes. with i defied fists in the air brazil's former president lula da silva has walked out of prison after 19 months. he was surrounded and cheered by his supporters in the city of probate or earlier a judge ordered his release after brazil's top court room to end a mandatory jail time for convicted criminals who've lost their 1st appeal that was sentenced to more than 12 years in jail last year ahead of presidential elections we're going to bring you more on this story throughout the hour in chile police the fire. water cannon the protesters who were throwing rocks in response. to. the s

stan thank you yes speaking to the b.b.c.that you could be york said he let the royal family down by staying at epstein's home after his conviction he expressed regret saying it was the wrong thing to do but some critics say the interview which allegedly took months to negotiate with blocking a palace could backfire on the boil catherine stansell explains but at the time and precedented interview with a senior member of the british royal family and his connections with the convicted sex offender by prince andrew spoke to u.k. media about american billionaire jeffrey epstein you were staying at the house and convicted sex offender at the end of the day. with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but at the time i felt it was it was to honorable the right thing to do i kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not something that was becoming a member off only american billionaire jeffrey epstein hung himself in his jail cell in august while awaiting trial he was acc

imagine that there are very concerned about how this trade agreement will work again as you mentioned stan it's going to be the largest in the world we're hearing now that india has some reservations about how china products chinese products will enter into their market so it doesn't sound like we're going to get any real kind of definitive agreement out of these next couple of days but at least they're kind of moving the ball down the field if you will when it comes to this largest trade back and it's interesting when you look at this this is something that china has put forward to really counter what the united states under the obama administration was pushing for the transpacific partnership that was scuttled when when president trump immediately withdrew right after he came into office so this is something that china is looking at as an opportunity and a lot of analysts look at what's going on now in this region and the lack of u.s. involvement in some it's like this is almost the united states side stepping in letting china take the lead on these types of trade agreements but again it

that a lot of america and china have is very different from the kind of relationship in china with stan economies are in very different as well from relationships of china has advanced economies like you are in the united states so what we're looking at is that most of the american economies are very export are. going to the exporters so they're dependent on exports meter things like oil copper or or we call 0 products so that in the nation we're looking at this from pictures but overall we're looking at a kind of relationship in was in which china he's mining all these rods from that in america this is very different from the kind of relationship in europe of us in which china acts as a manufacturing powerhouse in which the main point is important for the chinese to settle 'd this rose to the rest of the world so anything in china's perspective i think america is the source of all his role and cereals and that's why it is they're incredibly important for the long term for china to remain invested in the us in america to get all of this new materials that china doesn't have in its own.

absolutely stan within the next half hour or so we are expecting to get the 1st of the exit polls to give us an idea of what this election is likely to look at and then as with any election as we go through the early hours into the morning we will start to get the results of the last election 4 years ago it wasn't until about 6 hours or so after the close of polls that we really had the final look of these districts. district boards to find out the results of the election but as you mentioned there this has been setting records the election results the actual turnout figures we have from about an hour or so ago as you mentioned that some 69 percent of registered voters had voted which is something like 2800000 people but we've been looking at live feeds coming in from a couple of polling stations that were all closing their doors at 10 30 pm local time the allotted time for closing and a couple of the polling stations still had people outside that they seem to stay open for an extra couple of minutes just to allow those people to vote so we could be seeing and remember this is just a

and stan faith studied the scene. was there anything odd?as it too soon for you take that stuff in? >> no. no. no. the thing that struck me the most was how clean the garage was. you just don't expect that. >> reporter: some of the troopers in the garage had been fellow officers of the husband, david cam. >> there were a couple that i didn't really recognize. but for the most part, throughout the course of the evening, they would be people that i knew. >> the trooper who would become the lead investigator was david's childhood friend. they had the talk right there. >> dave, you know we got to clear you first. and i kept saying just do it right. i said that repeatedly. >> reporter: as a former cop, david cam knew the score about spouses. >> you knew because of your experience they always look at the spouse. >> sure. you know, everybody's a suspect. in the beginning, you don't know. >> reporter: but in his case, david thought, it was a by-the-book formality. he was confident his friends would do all they could to find the killer. >> these were

stan thank you yes the 6.4 magnitude quake was the most powerful for decades in iraq the capital tirana as well as the surrounding region building buildings collapsed burying residents under rubble rescue teams from neighboring countries including israeli have already arrived to help stephanie decker has. the earth shook while most people were false to sleep the power of the quake caught on surveillance cameras. with. me i felt it in my bedroom went to my kids' room and a door slammed on me both my arms this is war for. the early hours of tuesday turned into a search for survivors some fatalities are being reported hospitals have been treating hundreds of injuries the $6.00 magnitude quake with its epicenter 34 kilometers northwest of the capital to donna caused a few buildings to collapse it's a 2nd earthquake to strike albania in the last few months the last one in september measured $5.00 and damaged hundreds of homes stephanie decker. well the epicenter of the earthquake was in the coastal city of duress which is 36 kilometers from the capital the region is one of the areas that's b

hello i'm stan grant this is the news a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. to monday get out of the whole of the political system protesters in lebanon call for the resignations of on the ruling elite. iraq's prime minister calls for an end to the bloodshed on both sides is that in the protests swelled across the country.

built to house fewer than 3000 and most of these are refugee families coming from syria from ghana stan from other places that have been torn by war there waiting to be moved to the mainland we know that the government has now started rolling out a plan of transferring people to better conditions on the mainland but this isn't coming quick and up last week we had nearly a 1000 arrivals 750 people let from the island but you can see that they're right will continue to outpace the number of those who are coming out ok so this is this new policy that of distributing people around the country will this affect the core of the problem will this affect the length of time it actually takes for people to have their asylum applications processed. it will help those that are now on the islands to move to better conditions because weather is changing it's already getting colder we have thousands of people staying in small towns in and out of what conditions with barely any access to basics health care electricity shelter at the security conditions are also quite difficult so getting them out must b

on monday, i supporters group issued a statement critical of arsenal's american owner, stan kroenke.inly see the kroenkes as foreign owners who have come over here and look like making an awful lot of money and they have made an awful lot of money but they have not invested that money back into the club and they wa nt to into the club and they want to see kroenke more involved on the day—to—day basis, proving they care about the club. the owners will be harder to dislodge than the manager. he has publicly fallen out with the arsenalfans he has publicly fallen out with the arsenal fans and then been replaced only adding to a sense of confusion among some supporters. 15 months after taking over, what is arsenal? i thought he has had enough chances to imprint something on this club but is not imprinted anything. i do not know his philosophy, tactics. i feel like that show on the pitch, i don't even think the players know what to do. arsenal is a club do not rush into anything, it has been 20 yet sent sacking a manager mid—season but this one may be reaching the. —— and there was one gam

hello i'm stan grant this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes let me kiss you. brazil's former lead a little of the soup but still supporters he is ready to fight back but many are against his rulings from john. paul people are killed in baghdad as iraqi forces still.

rule on cases such as genocide crisis earlier this year alleged american war crimes and of ghana's stan came into focus. if you're responsible for the proposed i.c.c. investigation of u.s. personnel in connection with the situation in afghanistan you should not assume that you will still have or will get a visa or that you will be permitted to enter the united states the case over the afghan intervention unanimously rejected even tony blair could have appeared before the judges in there but you got it right it's not something such a high at least seemed former u.k. v.i.p. would go through they get a bit more into history and you'll find out america's response to the very foundation of the i.c.c. was pay attention to this one a law that authorizes the use of military force to liberate any american or a citizen of a u.s. allied country being held by the court in the hague the message is clear if you don't want u.s. marines storming the shores stick to the africans that someone say there's been a clear signal for the untouchable i believe that there are certain continents like africa and c

of stan grant in doha the top stories on al-jazeera a day after his release from prison for the brazilian leader little the december is rallying his supporters against the giant ball sonora government. who condemned the right wing president's economic policies and said the left must take back the presidency in the next election he was released from prison on friday after a supreme court ruling changed the criminal appeal process little is still appealing his corruption and money laundering convictions he cannot run for office while those appeals are pending. and sue says that if we have good judgment and if we know how to glue correctly in 2022 the so-called lift that both scenario is so fearful of will defeat the ultra right that we've always wanted to defeat this country does not deserve the government that hands to raise about who has more from sol bernardo to campo in the state of south hollow we're here in town but i'm not even though this is a must see must town this is where thousands of people have come to greet him after he left prison on friday night and that night in the city o

hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from da coming up in the next 60 minutes. hong kong police used tear gas and water cannons as protesters tried to reach a group of demonstrators holed up in a university campus. catalonia is regional leader goes on trial accused of disobedience for refusing to remove separatist symbols from public buildings. in georgia's capital tbilisi police moved.

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i'm stan grant in doha the top stories on al-jazeera more than a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia have been forced from their homes by severe flooding i can see say at least 10 people have been killed and another tropical storm is set to batter the region which could affect about a 1000000 people in that east africa area protests against economic inequality continue in chile with thousands of people in the capital santiago police have been using tear gas the unrest across the country has hit the tourism industry hard with hotel reservations down by high mineral regularize moral from something are thousands of people have once again taken to the streets of the chilean capital today now marks the 40th day in a row the 2 week mark since the under arrest began here in she late if it's not thousands of people it's tells of thousands of people mostly peaceful protesters that are once again calling out a number of grievances here in the country for the one thing that all of these demonstrators have in common is this perception of growing inequality u.s. president donald trump is addressi

however, i understanthat he stan by the decision to do it.people who know and say that he wanted to confront these issues head-on. they feel he did so with honesty and humility, and theyeoay they hopee will judge him on that basis. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. proceedings prince andrew might be asked to give evidence in, i spoke with bbcegal analyst jonathan turley. how much legal jeopardy, if any, is prince andrew facing after the inteiew? jonathan: it could be serious if he finds himself back in the united states.er there are a nuf cas going on with a large number of lawyers that would love to get him with a subpoena.on you get a subpoena in the united states, you are expected to appear. the question is whether they would have access to him. but he is obously a witness that could be called into these depositions. the problem for prince andrew ih that once is ie h depositionis under oath. what began as a civil c become a criminal manner if there is an allegation that he lied. the fbi. also the added sue of if the fbi do

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hello i'm stan grant this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes biking his point about an impeachment probe the u.s. president turns up to his own political rivals at a campaign rally. the american people are fed up with democrat lies hope she said extremism. another huge show that a government anger in chile we hear from protesters who say they've been big not by police. more than a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia forced out of their homes by severe flooding. and syria's president vows to recapture all territory lost during the conflict even if that means going to war with turkey. well donald trump has fired back at attempts to impeach him as he steps up his campaign to be reelected. as us president with the election a year away he's addressing supporters right now are to keep america great rally in mississippi the impeachment investigation against him is about to go public the house of representatives approved a resolution on thursday to set the rules for those hearings trump is accused of pressure in ukraine's president to investigate his democrati

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well stan it doesn't really change the inquiry at all if anything this is a political measure taken onhursday in essence so that the house speaker nancy pelosi can basically show up congressional republicans who have objected to the impeachment inquiry which started in the last week of september the interviews behind closed doors are going to continue the democrats say they are doing it this way so that witnesses can't compare their testimony so that there is a bit of freedom for them to was speak frankly to both the congressional democrats and republicans who are sitting on this panel doing this preliminary work but democrats say their plan is to eventually get to open hearings hearings where anyone in the public can watch or sit in the gallery and they're hoping that they could start this perhaps in about 4 weeks time those open hearings would of course be absolutely critical because people will be hearing and seeing exactly what the testimony is what's been really interesting about this roseland is the testimony that has come from people who are not democrats so you can't be seen as

to get this done kron four's dan kerman live in orinda at the city hall right now with the latest stan that's right to 4 of those 5 who are arrested now charged with murder and conspiracy the 5th charged with being an accessory as you know 5 people murdered halloween night. and now authorities are saying the 2 of those who died. also had weapons. it was halloween night when a party at and are in air bnb rental turned into a massacre. 5 people murdered countless injured. now morning raids at this complex and marine city as well as in san mateo antioch in vallejo have led to 5 arrests taken into custody, 28 year-old lebron wallace of san mateo 20 year-old jack has swinney of or in city 20 year-old jason aisles of

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hello i'm stan grant this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. demanding an overhaul of the political system protesters in lebanon call for further resignations of the ruling elite. iraq's prime minister calls for an end to the bloodshed on both sides as in the protests swelled across the country. the whistleblower in the u.s. impeachment process offers to answer questions from republicans as donald trump attempts to discredit the claims against the whistleblower. because the whistleblower gave false story. flights diverted schools closed to public health emergency is to quit in india's capital as the air quality deteriorates. we begin in lebanon where tens of thousands of protesters on both sides of the political divide are rallying both for and against the government large numbers turned out in beirut calling for a complete overhaul of the ruling elite and the current political system which is split along sectarian lines the protests began last month that have already forced the pre prime minister saad hariri to hand in his resignation a genera

the iraq war had not been worth the effort a more than half expressed similar feelings over ghana stan the figures for the general public are around the same nevertheless after almost 20 years now afghanistan the joint chiefs of staff chairman confirmed over the weekend that it's not over yet that efforts ongoing has been ongoing for 18 consecutive years i suspect it'll be ongoing into the future for for several more years that mission is not yet complete well the u.s. army veteran we spoke to told us that soldiers are sent to fight in foreign wars that only benefit military contractors are served in iraq if you count them for 2005 as a sniper. you know my. my opinions about the mission in iraq changed while i was there we were told that it was weapons of mass destruction that there were ties to 911 that we were bringing democracy to the people and i felt like we were doing many of those things you're serving in in a large large extended urban area it's an occupation and you're serving under really areas of the battlefield that i fought on were you know people's houses their people bac