there's another government too that in the east, in tobruk and that is divided as well >> reporter: the unity government formed under a u.n. peace deal lat late last year aimed to end the political chaos that existed since the up rising that toppled gadafe years ago. there are more obstacles in its way. the islamic state in iraq and the levant have taken advantage of the political vacuum that has existed for years and have managed to find a new territorial foot hold in the i will-rich region. -- oil-rich. libya is also home to thousands of fighters belonging to several powerful armed groups which adds to the challenges the unity government would have to address to bring order to the conflict-ravaged country >>> al jazeera's correspondent is in tripoli and says the dynamic in the capital right now is unpredictable >> to begin with, the fact that the opposition council has finally reached the new headquarters here in the neighbor base mere in tripoli. that is a big step ahead, but on the other hand each political institution here either with the government or against the new government, e

-backed government was not endorsed by the parliament in the city of tobruk and he will not hand over until he gets that endorsement from the internationally recognised parliament >>> in colombia the government and the second biggest rebel group have announced the beginning of peace talks. the eln will follow on from the farc and take part in separate negotiations with the government. the aim is to end 50 years of civil conflict. our correspondent has the story. >> reporter: it was the missing peace in colombia's quest to end the 50-year-old civil conflict. finally the second biggest rebel group in the country, the eln, agreed to start peace negotiations with the government. >> translation: they have agreed to open a public negotiator table to address the points on the agenda in order to reach a final agreement to end the armed conflict and agree to transformations in search of a peaceful and you can wiltable colombia-- an equitable colombia >> reporter: it was the meeting to be held since 2014. under the deal the negotiations will take place in ecuador but some sessions will be held

general hafta has taken control where the government affiliate to the house of representatives in tobruk, so three major political entities in libya oppose the presence of this government. a minority of members of the parliament held in tobruk, a minty of the general national congress members here in tripoli, and both governments, one government here, national salvation government and belonging to the house of representatives. the four major political entities oppose the presence of this government. also, some people here, some political entities call this government an international trusteeship or guardianship, simply because it's sponsored by the united nations. there is a lot of challenges facing this government here in tripoli. also each political entity, they have their own political arms on the ground, but on the other hand, there are also many military brigades on the ground with this government and are ready to protect this government. >> the reports just coming in talk about the capital being on lockdown right now. can you describe to us the situation that's going on there? >> i

it is not just a question of what happens inside tric tripoli itself but the government and tobruk reacts to the current situation. >> there is a great deal we don't know and as you say, there will be at least a couple of weeks before we get clarity on how things are likely to unfold. the libyan people must be so weary of the situation now. breakdown in security in the country has paralyzed, nothing is functioning properly and it's always the people that suffer the most. how much support is this u.n. backed government likely to have? >> i think at the moment it will have some support. many libyans will feel very cynical given past experience they've had. and they will look to see it establish itself and that it can achieve the objectives it says it will achieve. then support will accrue to it. until then it's going to be very difficult. but there's another side to this. which is one of the reasons the new government was so important was that the outside past concerned about migration anden intimidation inside libya, there's concern about that. >> thank you for joining us. >>> pakistan tho

so far, they have been opposed by hard-liners in tobruk and tripoli. >> as the brazilian president fights or her political survival, her supporters are expected to take to the streets in cities across the country this thursday3. they could be her last line of defense as impeachment hearings underway in parliament. >> there will be no coup, the supporters of the brazilian president chanted this thursday as she hits back at the opposition and lawmakers are trying to oust her. >> impeachment without proof of criminal responsibility is what? it is a coup. this is the issue, there is no point pretending we are discussing hypothetical impeachment. we are discussing a very concrete impeachment without criminal responsibility. the opposition was accused of using money to under -- to cover up brazil's recession to help her reelection campaign. her popularity has taken an all-time hit dipping under 15%. ofious polls show 2/3 brazilians want her out and that is increasingly likely after brazil's largest hearty -- party defected from her coalition tuesday. the loss of votes has sparked panic in the w

i'm going to give you a preview of tobruk. >>> here are the closing numbers on wall street. today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomatoes and bell peppers. it's easy to turn local produce into a meal time favorite. look for the fresh from florida label when you shop. remember, delicious is always is no ordinary salad, this is a florida berry mix arugula, fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges. smile and serve. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. remember, delicious is always served fresh from florida. >>> let's go out to los angeles. there has been a wild police chase that right now has resulted in the suspect in the chase jumping out of the vehicle and then running when what peers to be a strip mall in la that could contain a school with young kids. not sure if there's anyone in danger at this point but police are there at the scene of this strip mall. you can see a montessori school there there is some thought that perhaps the suspect led police on a wild pursuit there is some thought the person now jumped out of the vehicle and ran into this strip

it has had two competing administrations, one in tripoli and the other in the eastern port city of tobruk. the prime minister has promised to work for all libyans. >> translation: with everyone's support we will create the state with institutions and laws, with participation of all libyans who will work for a ceasefire in the bloodshed across libya and confront i.s.i.l. >>> the libyan political analyst says the current crisis is unprecedented. >> for now we have three governments that are all of tm are operating out of libya or somewhere out of libya. what happens next is or what is supposed to happen next is that both of th other governments will have to hand over power peacefully, but that does not look like an option at the moment and as a result what we will end up with is instead of having two competing governments, we will have three competing governments in libya. why? because the government of the self-proclaimed islamist claim in tripoli is refusing to hand over power and is going as far as actually threatening war and resistance against this u.n.-backed government and in eastern

. >> libya currently has two rival governments one in the eastern city of tobruk and the other in trib li. the trib li government did not allow the u.n. en invoice marvin kobler to land there. eastern government is saying the unity government must seek a vote o of approval the it first. >>> a u.s. strike on an al qaeda camp in yemen have left dozens dead. be they set recruits were standing in line for dinner when the war planes struck aqap is the group that claimed responsibility for last year's charlie hebdo attack in paris. >>> houthi rebels who have support from iran will sit down for a new round of talks with the yemen government which is backed by saudi arabia, pushing one of the middle east's poorest countries to the brink of fami famine. should be habe shihab rattanzi . >> cessation of hostilities beginning at midnight on the 10th of april. in advance of the upcoming ground of the peace talks which will take place on the 18th of april in kuwait. >> reporter: u.n. envoy said another two weeks were needed for a deescalation as well as local units to monitor the ceasefire. some 6,0

the government was recommended last month but tobruk is divided over the proposed cabinet. >>> for decades, rebel armies have been fighting for autonomy or independence despite a ceasefire signed last year. the situation is now worsening. wane hey reports. >> in the nowhere state, a monastery can provide protection for young men. at this time of day, her son should be helping her on the farm. in november, the 16-year-old and two others from his village were taken by a group of men and they haven't been seen since. >> of course i miss him. he still wants to finish school and he's learning how to be a mechanic. his father is not feeling well, so he stopped going to school to take care of his father, then this happened to him and we're helpless. >> it's likely they were taken by one of the rebel armies operating in the area. allegations of abduction are becoming increasingly common. accusations of rape and torture have also been made against government soldiers. one armed ethnic group told al jazeera it doesn't force people to join its ranks. >> we don't do like that. we just organize them. w

backed parliament in the eastern city of tobruk is divided over the proposed cabinet. >> afghan families whose relatives were killed in a u.s. hospital last year say they are not getting enough compensation. 42 were killed. 100 injured on the attack on the facility run by doctors without borders. >> he states a broken man, his -- sits a broken man, his body scarred and battered from when a gun ship attacked a hospital in northern av. he lost a -- northern afghanistan. he lost a hand and an eye. 42 others were killed. 100 injured. now the u.s. military is offering condolence payments of between $3,000-$6,000. >> i received $3,000. this is a small amount. it looks like a joke, an insult to us. it's not acceptable to anyone. >> reporter: this lady lost her husband. he was a breadwinner for her and the four children and says the american money is not enough. >> translation: if a woman doesn't have a husband or someone to take care of them, how do they live. the money is not enough to raise one of my children to the age of 12. >> reporter: he was working at a security guard at the hospital op

2014, he has had two competing forces, one in tripoli and the other than in the eastern port city of tobruk>> the special representative of the u.n. general in libya is appealing for all libyans to unite. >> i would say there are two governments in tripoli which do not deserve the name which governments, because they do not deliver services to the people. my idea of a government is that they are responsible for hospitals and schools and security for their people. they are not doing this. the government is the government of national accord. this is still on paper. the fourth government is the government of daish, the central message is that is the clear wish of the international community, but more importantly of the people of libya to immediately orderly and peacefully hand over power. i emphasize peacefully. there should be no fighting. this must go on in peace now. the people of libya deserved it. >> the director of the tripoli based institute said the government does not remember libyans. >> this isn't an elected government, this has come around after 19 months of negotiations but not a

it has two competing administrations, one in tripoli backed by powerful militias and the other in tobruk. the prime minister has promised to work for all libyans. >> translation: what everyone supports we will create state with institutions and laws and participation with all libyans who will work for a ceasefire and end the bloodshed across libya and unify all efforts to confront the dangers of i.s.i.l. >>> more on that story for you here, director of the institute. who was it that took the decision for the events that are being unfolding? >> i think that is going to be a negotiation between the president, the other deputies that joined him in the cabinet but also from the u.n. i think with in, it is a discussion that has been going on for 19 months. the promise has been there since september 2015. the question of arriving in tripoli has avoided the first disaster that could have been bullets flying, and that has been avoided so far, but there is a significant amount of challenges going forward and i think the nature of whether or not they will come to function as a government is still