tahir ul-qadri is holding his protest at a venue which is not far from imran khan's protest venue. it is important to know that while tahir ul-qadri is there with his devotees and supporters, he has a different aim. he wants the whole system to be backed up. he wants parliament to be dissolved, and he is here because he says he want justice for the killing of his party supporters in lahore in june, when the police resorted to heavy-handed tactics. imran khan on the other and wants to condition with the system, he wants sa re-election, but he wants the re-election because the last election was rigged. he says that his party knocked every door going to the judiciary, and asking for justice. that was not provided to hum. he has had to protest that. he wants nawaz sharif to resign. strategically the two parties have not succeeded in bringing thousands of supporters to islamabad. technically they have succeeded in bringing islamabad to a grinding halt and showing an ability of the nawaz sharif government. >>> myanmar has the worst telecommunications infrastructure in the world. 5-10% of

imran khan and tahir ul-qadri, cler cleric, led tens of thousands of forces, demanding the resignation of nawaz sharif. over corruption charges. >> reporter: tahir ul-qadri and imran khan have not been able to bring in the kind of supporters that they said they would bring to islamabad. nevertheless, they made a tactical move. they are in the capital, occupying two avenues, and the demands are stronger and stronger. tahir ul-qadri issued an ultimatum of 48 hours, and is saying that the government has to resign, there has to be justice for some protesters and supporters killed in the city of lahore in june. otherwise he says he will not be responsible for the actions of supporters who made -- met in march on the red zone in islamabad, a sensitive area of a diplomatic enclave and parliament. the government is saying that would be a red line. on the other hand imran khan upped the ante saying his protesters may go into the red zone, after the prime minister's house or parliament. the government, on the other hand, is holding a high level meeting in lahore. the prime minister is chairing t

tahir ul-qadri issued an ultimatum of 48 hours, expiring monday night. they are saying the government has to resign, there has to be justice for some of his protesters and supporters killed in the city of lahore in june. otherwise he says he will not be responsible for the actions of his supporters, who met in march on the red zone in islamabad, the sensitive area with diplomatic enclave and parliament. the government is saying it would be a red line. imran khan upped the ante by saying his protesters may go into the red zone, he'll go after the prime minister's house and parliament. the parliament, on the other hand is holding a high-level meeting in lahore. the prime minister is chairing the meeting and there's a policy or a decision likely from the government as to how to deal with this crisis. >>> over 10,000 israelis have taken to the streets of tel aviv demanding the government. the demonstrators called for a diplomatic solution to the conflict. protesters demanded that israel end its occupation of the gaza strip. israel and palestinian groups are

tahir ul-qadri sa cleric. he is having movement. pakistan is a political party contesting their lectures. it is running the government, and 20-plus seats in the assembly. so added to the second most populous party in the country, talking about 18 years, to get to where they are now. for that is one thing. incidentally, what is strange is that these two groups are together and united. they are bed fellows. one is a political movement, a tahir ul-qadri is an acitizen, leading a movement. he pretend in his own mind to be leading a revolution where he'll be in the style of ayatollah comeeny. >> thank you for taking the time to explain what is going on in islamabad today. >>> we have a lot more to come, including forehands and family pay tribute to the american journalist james foley, after his disturbing death by islamic state fighters. >>> plus, waiting for a new president. john easterns look forward to a -- indonesians look forward to a decision by the courts. >>> and who wins the final of the tennis grand slam. >>> hello again, welco

cleric tahir ul-qadri and cricketer turned politician imran khan are leading the protests. >>> jordan is relying on vast shale oil reserves to meet part of its energy needs. the cost of extraction has been an impediment on capitalizing on the resource. several companies are trying to make the process feasible. we have this report. >> reporter: it's a resource that is globally abundant, but not appropriately utilized yet. oil shale is an organic rock that when heated, cooled and distilled yields oil in a process. in petroleum-poor jordan oil shale reserves are available in 28 locations. among the richest is a government in the southern province. the reserves were discovered around a century ago. no extraction took place. >> the main reason for not exploiting oil shale reserves in jordan and else were is the price of oil. over the years the price of oil dropped to levels with investing in oil shale is not feasible. nowadays at $100 per barrel. the conditions are ripe for investing in oil shale. >> several international companies signed multi billion contracts to start capitalizing on jo

a large number says if imran khan and tahir ul-qadri has administrativance, they should work within the democratic system, which is already fragile. if you damage the system, pakistan will be back to the '90s, when the military has been taking over directly or indirectly. >> a fragile system. how do you see the crisis ending. will the government be able to five. can they find a political settlement. >> we are wishing that to happen. it doesn't come true, probably, if iran is that inflexible. i get a feeling unless imran khan shows a degree of flexibility, there is in no way out, except that the military will have to intervene, and the structure will be damaged, and so too the politicians, and pakistan will go back into a military direct or indirect dictatorship. >> thank you for sharing your views with us. former islamic general joining us live. >>> in libya 10 soldiers dead, 25 wounded after fighters launch rockets at an airport in benghazi. the fighting erupted over an area controlled by forces of the retired general khalifa haftar. the country is split between factions of those that

imran khan and cleric tahir ul-qadri want nawaz sharif to resign. he is accused of rigging last year's election. he refused to step down. the army called on all sides to reach a solution to end the crisis. >>> texas governor and republican presidential hopeful rick perry has been charged with two counts of abuse of power. he turned himself in for fingerprinting and a mugshot. he is accused of coercion and official oppression for publicly promising to divert $7.5 million from the texas public integrity unit. perry says he'll fight the charges with every fibre of his being. >>> in my opinion people held by the shiping park, a peruvian rebel group, were rescued in a joint police operation. they may have been held captive for 20 years. the group was largely disbanded in 1992. official believe members remained at large and were involved in the drug trade. the latest rescue operation dubbed 2014 has been under way for close to two weeks. >> translation: there are peruvians like us subjected to a regiment of terror to serve the shining pass, and children t

led by opposition politician imran khan and cleric tahir-ul- qadri, the protests began on, august 14-- pakistan's independence day-- and have gained thousands of supporters. sharif, who won office last year in pakistan's first democratic hand over of power and is backed by parliament, has refused to step down. the showboat casino in atlantic city closes its doors today, the first of three scheduled to do so in the coming weeks. when the revel and the trump plaza also shut down the closings are projected to cost the region 8,000 jobs. the showboat, while still profitable, has been facing decreasing revenue and more competition. as many as 250 homes are being evacuated in northern california as two wildfires, sparked by lightning three weeks ago, continue to grow. the fires, stoked by weather conditions, merged on saturday morning and burned more than 90 square miles. the homes are near the rural town of happy camp near klamath national forest. and just southwest of napa california, a 3.2 aftershock have rattled the valley early this morning. there were no reports of damage. this after

imran khan and dr tahir ul-qadri are talking through the supporters out there, and despite the fact that the government has used heavy hanned tactics, they have not been able to remove the protesters fro the venue. >> reporter: in identify are the protesters stand their ground. they staged a sit in. they won't go on fl the prime minister resigns. >> translation: we will not return until we achieve our objective. they have no justification. they don't have a legal justification for its existence. the demonstrators are led, saying that seek justice for their followers in ley hor, who were killed by police. opposition leader imran khan, who accuses the prime minister of corruption and electoral fraud. >> translation: i'm here with you, with you, and have been with you the entire fight. i will be with you until we get freedom for the country. >> with allah's help, move to your final destination. remain peaceful, peaceful. maintain my credibility. there should be no violence, no destruction. no violence. god willing, you will win the war. that message was disregarded on saturday night. they b

. >> reporter: the demonstrators are led by anti-government cleric tahir ul-qadri, saying he is seeking justice for followers in lahore, killed by police. and opposition leader imran khan, accusing the government of corruption and electoral fraud. >> translation: i'm here with you, with you and have been with you the entire night. i'll be with you until we get freedom for the country. >> with allah's help, move towards the final destination. remain peaceful, peaceful, peaceful. please maintain by credibility. there should be no violence, no destruction, no violence. god willing you will win the war with peaceful means. >> that message was disregarded saturday night. protesters broke through the police lines, tearing down the outer walls of parliament. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and the army was called in to protect state buildings. the military took over in times of civil unrest. this time there appears to be little appetite for a coup. >> the pakistani military established that they are in any combative position to run. when they try to do that, they fail, and leave paki

the protests led by the opposition leader imran khan, and the cleric tahir ul-qadri, saying prime ministeraz sharif rigged last year's election. >>> now, america's top law enforcement official eric holder visited ferguson and promised prosecutors will probe the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man. law enforcement officials say wednesday night was quieter than the last it 11 days. >> we had to respond to incidents tonight. there were no molotov cocktails, no fires, no shootings. we did not see the single handgun. there were no confrontations. just like tuesday night. we deployed no smoke, no tear gas, and no mace. and again tonight, police fired not an until bullet. >> well, al jazeera's gerald henderson has more from ferguson. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney-general came to show washington he's watching. >>... allow people to express themselves as we do in the united states. at the same time isolating and... >> reporter: there are signs the high profile visit eased tensions in ferguson, a mostly black city increasingly disdraftful of its mostly -- distrustful of its mostly white police f

tahir-ul-qadri accuses the prime minister of election fraud. >> how is it going down there? >> well, indeed, they are on their way, even though there was gens speculation that quadri was not allowed to go. there was behind the scenes manoeuvring by senior politicians, including one in exile in london, the leader who had assurances from quadri, that he would not be allowed to go to the red zone. the red zone is where parliament is, where all the diplomatic enclave is and important government officials are seated. apparently quadrihas been allowed. we are told that he is coming with a large number of supporters who are already marching out of lahore. some on foot, some in vehicles. imran khan is out of the jurisdiction of lahore. the authorities opened the gt road, the grand trunk road. it's a 5-hour journey, but likely to take several hours and will snowball with more supporters joining in on major cities along the way. >> pope francis arrived in south korea, the first time the head of the roman catholic church visited asia and urges koreans to seek peace. harry fawcett has m

accompanying us what tahir, senior advisor for the kurdish regional government's human rights commissionone was constantly buzzing with reports of new waves of internally displaced people pouring into the kurdish region. what plans are you making for the long-term care of these people here in iraqi kurdistan. >> we know the situation may last a long time. so the government has long-term plans for that. but this is a huge burden on the government's shoulders. this is why we have asked international agencies to help. we have millions of idps and refugees. and if they don't feel safe to go home, they cannot provide aid for all of them alone. >> warner: for how it appears the kurdish government was on the hook. we went back to a village on the outskirts of mahmour but had to stop more than a mile away after peshmerga warnings that the islamic state forces may have booby trapped his town. >> i want to go back, to breathe freedom but i'm not sure i can. before we fled, we have lots of animals. sheep and goats. we couldn't take them and they died. >> warner: so if you go back, how will you supp