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how significant is that for togo?erence between togo is that over there their constitution does not allow and which is not the case in togo right now the constitution allows this. but as we all know togo and what has happened had some influence on what is going on in togo so people are also expect ing the communication here in togo. >> reporter: you mentioned that the voting is not the issue, it's what comes after. now what do you see as any potential problems? >> okay there is a new i.t. system which was introduced and the property is that the opposition members of the electoral commission has refused that new technology that is used for the collection of the result. so this needs to be settled down otherwise there is going to be a dispute about the results. the voting process has been done. >> reporter: thank you very much. so really this -- the elections here are not about the process of voting, it's about what comes next and that is what we will all be waiting to see over the coming days. >> talk to you more about

>>> this is interesting for togo togo. the first time in elections the local observers will compare their votes with official results, they set up a system where they can monitor the results coming from the polling stations that is interesting because he because if there are any discrepancies they will be flagged up and then what will happen. the election observers say they would have to alert the head of the electoral commission and hope and trust in him that he will do the necessary to resolve these discrepancies if not they will make the observations known. that's a particular interesting point to this election. and also in addition to the main opposition candidate, we have four other candidates who are from the same region as the president. so, i mean, while the president is the front runner, there could be some interesting dynamics there. >> thank you. we'll talk to you again later on. >>> the former yemeni president saleh has urged his rebel allies to withdraw so that air strikes can end. the saudi-led coalitions con

. >> togo's presidential election where the incumbent is a clear favorite to win a third term. he had taken over from his father who had been in charge over the previous 38 years. we have more from the capital. >> the voter register is not perfect, but the candidates have agreed to it. 735million people are casting their ballot across togo. a street trader is one of them. >> we just want the country to move forward. everything is going okay so far. >> the election campaign has been dominated by president in the capital posters and billboards for the ruling party are everywhere. he wants to third term in office, something that has become controversial in africa. togo is one of two countries without a term limit in its constitution. >> the hopeful is that very soon the country will move in that direction so that we are also--what we do here is conformity with what is going on in the rest of the countries. >> voting has been calm and peaceful. it's what happens next that people are worried about. >> we always have problems after the counting, so we're praying that everything goes

>>reporter: what's happening in togo is being closely followed by the rest of africa.t last month we had elections in nigeria where the incumbent president was not -- and then late last year in there was a situation where the then president was forced out of office because he tried to change the constitution so that he could run for a third term in office. now in togo there are no limits on how long a president can stay in office and that was changed in 1992 by the father of the current president. he took over in a military coup. they have ruled the country for nearly 50 years. the opposition says it's time for change and they're tired. they feel this will not be a free and fair election. observers have pointed out there are problems with the register but the representatives of all the parties have agreed to the register and agreed to go ahead with the vote as it is. the main opposition is led by combat for political change. this area is actually his strong hold but when you look around the city you see very few posters for the opposition. this campaign is dominated by

people in togo head to the polls. will it be a third term in power for the country's current president? continuing to prove he is the man to beat in barcelona. >>> the first syrian activists say rebel fighters have taken control of a strategic city in the country the's northwest. the fighters took over in idlib prove incident. the group is targeting towns nearby. at least four people are dead after three car bombs exploded in iraq close to the border with jordan. the blast reportedly happened in the western part of the country. the victims all were members of iraq's security forces. isil said it carried out the attack. >> it's been almost a month since iraqi government forces drove isil out of tikrit but many residents are still too scared to return fearing sectarian attacks. there are also signs of looting and arson. the government says some members of the popular mobilization forces are responsible. >> i am from tikrit. i tell the people and the families to return. we are your brothers. the conditions are good and y

now in togo the world is watching but also from a local perspective. this is the first time that the local observers will have the opportunity to compare their results with the official results. so if there are any discrepancies this is something that is going to be highlighted quite quickly and it will be up to the head of the electoral commission to deal with this. >> turkish will be voting on sunday to choose their next president. whoever is chosen will be mandated to hold talks on the divided island. >> it is the starting point on a pass that many hearsay should have been taken a long time ago. they're walking together with with an ma who they believe will take them on a road to a better future. it is election time in the self declare turkish republic in cypress. one of two candidates vying for the leadership of this enclave which is only recognized by turkey. he wants that to change. >> there i would very much like to see a kind of more brotherly relations rather than mother-baby relations so to speak. >> they say they want links with the world as

. >>> in togo the polls are open. will the family continue another term. >>> a report from chile where ash an erupting volcano has reached as far as the argentine capital. >>> developing story today. of that of a 7.9 magnitude earthquake in nepal. you see it on the map on the left there. the epicenter is in between, about hatchway in between po pokhara and katmandu. at least 50 reported trapped in a 19th century tower and tremorors felt as far away as new delhi and the capital of bangladesh. i want to start with nepal's minister of information and communications on the line from cat katmandu. thank you for taking time to talk to us at this time. tell us about the rescue efforts at this moment. >> we're locating the people and asking the communities to help each other. the police and army has been mobilized and they have been instructured to provide any services that's needed to any civilian under the national emergency relief and also we have people trapped in the rubble. the ministry the political sector is mobilizin

after 48 years living in a quasi-dictatorship, they want change. >> togo does not belong to them. we have had enough. >> the most promising candidate for the opposition has fought for political change for decades as a human rights activist. >> my team and i will work for togo and the togolese people. we will stop minority interest from plundering the wealth of this land. >> it's an accusation aimed at the president. the opposition says he favors the north of the country where he comes from. the south lacks many basic necessities, especially in rural areas. >> we here in the villages want power and water just like the politicians promise us with their programs. the water here is bad. new wells must be drilled to make our lives easier. >> but supporters are happy. they have been -- there have been cautious reforms of the past 10 years, and the economy has improved slightly. they want a third term for the man they call by his first name. >> all the problems we have faced, all the solutions that we have found, the general feeling of satisfaction -- all those things show that the elect

cries come from togo's opposition party as the president is reelected. >>> and the astonishing stuntput this daredevil not only into the hospital but into the record books. ♪ >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact. that make a difference. that open your world. >> this is what we do. >> america tonight. tuesday through friday. 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> top stories for you. dozens of people have been protesting outside of nepal's parliament. it is said that more than 10,000 people have been hurt. >>> saudi arabia's king announced a new heir to the thrown. he has named his nephew 55-year-old mohamed bin nayef as the new crown prince. >>> the nigerian military has begun identifying almost 300 women and girls rescued from boko haram on tuesday. >>> now yemen. the saudi-lead coalitions targeting houthi positions in the southern port city of aden. these pictures on social media, show smoke rising from positions that were hit now pictures have emerged of the damage caused in sana'a the airport there, after it was

this is something that is being debated in togo.there were only two countries without presidential term limits and that's gambia and togo. so the president is allowed to run for a third term, but people are asked if it is the right thing to do, especially since his father ran the country for 38 years. between the two of them, they have run the country for nearly 30 years. they have announced the preliminary results and they put the president in lead at 50% and the main opposition leader had around 34%. now this announcement took the opposition by surprise because they thought they were still going through the results checking the individual results from all the region because they raised many concerns about the way the results have been coming in. in a press conference on thursday they actually had some very strong words. they called on supporters to mobilize in great numbers. they called this a take over and they said that people should not allow this situation to happen, that it's a crime against national sovereignty. >> italy is

togo's election is significant because the incumbent is going for a third term in. now, this debate about whether the president should have a third term is something that's being talked about across the continent and in this west african region there are only two countries where there are no presidential term limits. >> that's here in gambia. so that is why there is a lot of attention and focus on this election and just in the neighboring area late last year the then president was forced out of office when he tried to change the constitution so he could run for a third time. popular protest pushed him out. now, we have a situation in togo where the world is watching but, also from a local perspective, this is the first time the local observers will have the opportunity to compare their results with the official results. so, if there are any discrepancies, this is something that is going to be highlighted quite quickly is it will be up to the head of the electoral commission to deal with this. >> the ruling party says the president can run for a third election term i

people of togo will get their chance to choose.ill it be a third term in power for their country's president? >> these are the top stories here on al jazeera. more than 1100 people have been killed in one of the most powerful earthquakes to strike nepal in decades. the 7.8 magnitude quake was in cap cat than due kathmandu and pokara. tremors were felt in india where 34 died. tibet and china also affected. >>> the polls just closed in togo's presidential election where the current president is the clear favorite to win a third term. about 3.5 million voters choosing between five candidates. the president has been president since 2005. the election was delayed after ten days after an electronic voting system was abandoned because they didn't think it would work properly. >> they cast their vote earlier. the whole place went wild of a theafter opposition vote came to make his selection. there are only two countries where there are no presidential term limits. that is here and in gambia. that is why there is a lot of focus on this elec

so now we have a situation in togo where the world is watching but also from a local perspective, this is the first time that the local observers will have the opportunity to compare their results with the official results. so if there are any discrepancies this is something that is going to be highlighted quite quickly and it will be up to the head of the electoral commission to deal with this. >> you'll get a great deal more on our top story there in nepal at www.aljazeera.com. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity but we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "techknow" investigates climate change. >> i can really feel it vibrating now. >> it's science versus politics. >> do you know what this is? it's a snowball. >> from a city in the grips of climate crisis. >> neighbors were coming down. everybody was helpin

they have ruled togo for nearly 50 years.ow late on wednesday the electoral commission and announced the preliminary results, and they put them in the lead with 58%. and the main this announcement took the opposition by surprise because they thought they were still going through the results checking the individual results from all the regions because they've raised many concerns about the way the results have been coming in. they called this a take over and they said that people should not allow this situation to happen, that it's a crime against national sovereignty. >> a senior aid works has been suspended on suspicion of leaking reports in the central african republic. the accusations that children as young as nine that have been is sects you'llly exploited by french peace keepers. our diplomatic editor james bays joining me now from the united nations. let's turn away from the fact that this man has been suspended and look at the allegations if we may. this is not the first time that the u.n. peace keepers have been accus

african block there were only two countries without presidential term limits and that is gambia and togo he was entitled to run for a third term but that has been the reason there has been so much focus on this election. on wednesday night the head of the election commission announced that the president who was in the lead and that he had 58%, versus 34% for the main opposition leader. >> so what is the opposition's next move now? they say they are rejecting the election results. what are they going to do? and what is going to happen? >> reporter: that's right. well, we have just come from the opposition party headquarters and there's a lot of emotion, and passion there. the opposition leader called for his supporters to mobilize in great numbers to protest, because he talked about this being a -- a takeover and a crime against national sovereignty. so these are very very strong words. and even on wednesday night, we saw actually that the president of ghana came to togo and also the president of ivory coast. they both came here to discuss with the parties to try to see how they could fin

another west african nation togo and the polls there have closed in the presidential election. the current president is a clear favorite to win a third tem. about 3.5 million voters in this west african nation choosing between five candidates. all of the election was put off for ten days because people worried about an electronic voting system just not working. we have reports from the streets of the capital. >> reporter: this is the polling station where the main opposition cast his vote a little earlier. the whole place went wild as they saw the opposition leaders and then inspected the polling station after he cast his vote. the incumbent president is now going for a third term in office. this debate whether a president should have a third term in office is something that has been talked about across the continent. there are only two countries where there are no presidential term limits, that is here, and gambia. that is why there is a lot of attention and focus on this election. and just in neighboring burkina faso late last year the president was forced out of office when

. >> still to come on the program cries of fraud from togo, as the president is re-elected. >> i'm in europe's largest holding center for refugees. many have crossed the mediterranean seas to get here and some of them are exploited for crime. >> for sports lee will be here. and he'll tell us if they have closed that gap. >> in yemen the launch of airstrikes targeting houthi positions in the southern ports of aden. it has prevented aid flights from landing. >> a passenger plane incinerated, craters on the runway. this is what is left of the airport in yemen's capital of sanaa after an airstrikes. jets were forced to bomb the prime minister airport to intercept an iranian plane. the iranians have been accused of bringing in weapons. b the iranian say they're bringing in aid. >> it's affecting our ability to bring in aid and fly out stranded foreigners. they've cut off the only civilian runway left. >> in the southern port city of aden a cloud hung over the mountains. sources still al jazeera that it was the result of an airstrike hitting houthi targets. witnesses say people ran from the

salhil raman, al jazeera togo. >> clear favorite to win another term. his family has ruled the country for 48 years already. ama bortang from the capital. >> the president is going for a third term in office and this is something that's become controversial across africa. the issues of leaders staying home for a long time, on power. he is entitlemented to do so but it does mean that people across africa will be watching closely. now for first time election observers will be able to compare their results with that of the official results. >> we want to make sure that the society has all it needs until the close of the polls in order for everyone is able to understand. transference fair and equity. that is our job so people can have trust and service in the results. >> when you look around even though this is an opposition stronghold the murnlg are for the president's father, you have to look really hard for the main opposition leaders and that's the complaint of the opposition, this hasn't been a level playing field. nonetheless, all parties are prepared

. >>> cries of fraud from togo's opposition parties. as the president of this west african nation is

now, togo's election is signature because significant because the incumbent is running for a third term in office. and in this west african region there are only two countries where there are no presidential term limits. that's here in gambia. that's why there is a lot of attention and focus on this election. and late last year president the president was forced out of office when he tried to change the constitution is he could run for a third term. that's a popular protest that pushed him out. now we have a situation in where the world is watching and from a local perspective. this is where they'll have an opportunity to care their results from the official results. if there are any discrepancies this is something that is going to be highlighted quite quickly. it will be up to the electoral commission to deal with it. >> indonesia has been given the 72 hour notice of the execution of ten foreign nationals convicted for drug trafficking. among them are two australians who will be executed by firing squad. australia's foreign minister has been pleading for a pardon. >>> civil rights acti

looked like a show of strength many are worried the politics are becoming violent >>> the president of togo is seeking a controversial third term. ballots are being counted. they are hoping to win again. local observers say the results will be close. he has ruled since 2005, taking over from his father in charge for the previous 38 years. >>> boko haram fighters attacked a military base controlled by niger's army in shaked. niger's self-defence military say fighters stormed the island base dawn on saturday. no reports of casualties. niger and cameroon launched a defensive against boko haram. >> nigeria recalled the ambassador to south africa over the handling of attacks. seven migrants have been killed in a spate of hate attacks. thousands from african nations driven from their homes. china has complained about protection for citizens. >>> sunday an election day for cypriots on cyprus. zeina khodr is there. >> reporter: it's a starting point for an action that should have been taken a long time ago. they are walking with a man they believe will take them on a road to a better future. it is

. >>> vote counting is underway in togo where the president is seeking a third term in office. he is hoping to win again. observers say the result will be close between him and the opposition candidate. thousands of demonstrators staged the biggest rally so far in the u.s. city of baltimore after the death of a great man. freddie gray suffered a broken spine following his rest >> reporter: high tensions between police and protesters in baltimore. people angry there are few answers about the death of freddie gray. they are using the moment of letting out frustration gapes what they say is a history of police mistreatment. several were arrested. it was ugly for a brief period at the end of the day and marred an overwhelmingly peaceful day of protests throughout the city. this was the largest street demonstration since gray's death last sunday, and unlike others made up of african-americans on the streets, a wider cross-section of people are joining in. >> i think what happened with freddie gray, and all over the country is not a new problem, it's an old country, as old as the cou

especially since his father ruled the country for 38 years so between the two of them they have ruled togo for nearly 50 years. they have announced the preliminary results and they have put the president in lead at 50%. this announcement took the opposition by surprise because they thought they were still going through the results checking the results in the region because of the concerns of the results coming in. in a press conference on thursday they had some very strong words and called on supporters to mobilize in great numbers. he called this a takeover. and he said that people should not allow this situation to happen that it's a crime against national sovereignty. >> that was ama boateng reporting. why these iraqis feel no safer in makeshift capers than they did in amongst the conflict. and praying for a miracle the last-minute reprieve for one death-row prisoner. >> fall of saigon, forty years later. >> we have no idea how many were killed. >> unanswered questions, a botched withdrawal lives lost. examining the impact that still resonates today. a special report continues tonight,

. >>> vote counting is underway in togo where they are seeking a third term. observers say the result will e close between him and opposition candidate. they ruled since 2005, taking over from his father who rule for the previous 38 years. >>> thousand protested in baltimore after the death of a black man in custody. freddie gray suffered a broken spine. >> high tensions between the police and protesters in baltimore. people are angry. there has been so few answers about the death of freddie gray, and are using the moment to let out frustrations against what they say is police mistreatment. several people are arrested. it got angry, and marred what was overwhelmingly a peaceful day of protest throughout the city. this was the largest demonstrations since the death last sunday, and unlike the others made up of african-americans on the streets, a wider cross-section of people are joining in. >> what happened with freddy gray, it's not a new problem, it's very, very old problem, as old as the country. as long as that existed there's a movement against it. >> they

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order olive garden togo on your smartphone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybodyis an academy award nominated actor, who recently directed his first documentary entitled "seymour: an introduction" in theaters now. and he's starring in a few film that just premiered at the tribeca film festival and called "the good kill." it will be in select theaters may 15th and on demand may 22nd. let's take a look. >> i used to -- i used to make you happy. oh, i can't be that person. if i'm not doing what i do, i am a pilot and i'm not flying. i don't know what it is that i am doing, but it's not flying. >> seth: please welcome back to the show -- ethan hawke. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: so lovely to have you back! >> thank you, man. >> seth: such a delight. >> appreciate it. >> seth: so this is, you know, we're reuniting. this is your second time on the show. >> it's really warming my heart. >> seth: it's a reunion for us. for this film, you've reunited with the director of "gattaca." so, "gattaca", which was like 15, 16 years ago and now you're doing another film. is i

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they're now viewing themselves as the role model for the generation that's beginning togoing to comem. the president and the senator are saying things that the young people on the ground there know full well they are very cognizant of that. >> we talk about fathers, we talk about body cameras. the issue around policing and what's been happening over the last year is larger than those two issues. and it seems certain to me that the issue of policing whether you think that we need reform or the status quo is just fine for you, that issue is going to be huge in the 2016 race. >> oh absolutely. when you've got rand paul who's talking about it. the president who's talking about it. secretary clinton who's talking about it. in all the powerful pockets here in washington and around the country, people are looking at this and talking about it. i think it has to do with the fact that the american people over the last 12 months have seen with their own eyes what african-americans have been complaining about and demanding attention for for decades. >> that's right. you can no longer deny it. al

carl if they all fall in lock step, the franchisees might want to foe togo to somebody else.s like don budge, great tennis player if everything's fine, don't change a thing. if things are bad, change everything. anything that isn't on the table for this guy other than perhaps farm to table? >> interestingly, he's offering educational opportunities for the owner operators trying to get their good side to some degree. >> doing everything you can. >> got to bring the cost structure down from the franchisee level got to simplify the menu which adds to the cost. and he's got to sell more hamburgers. >> how about taste? >> no. >> of course that's important. of course. >> we are getting more news on the religious freedom restoration act in indiana. mary thompson this morning who is down on the floor. >> carl governor mike pence said the legislator get him an amendment to this bill. he wanted it by the end of the week. the legislature coming out and, again, i'm not a lawyer so bear with me on this, but the bill actually under the language that i'm reading right here says that this la

. >> a lot of cleanup togo. thanks very much. >>> back to ginger right now. what's coming next? >> you could hear gio and alex say how cold it was so behind that front it is very cold and windy but what i want to show you ahead of the front more severe storms possible today. so afternoon and evening is the timing. look from virginia down through the carolinas, georgia, parts of alabama, mississippi and louisiana. a little pocket back in texas could see damaging wind isolated tornado and yes, large hail so it is that swath that today we have one more day to deal with this. 24 hours, we'll finally be done with this system but it is the seeing and covering it all. >> a ways to go. thanks very much. >>> now to new details on that tragic shooting in south carolina. police releasing dash cam video of the routine traffic stop that turned deadly. the officer now charged with murder and his mother is opening up to our steve osunsami saying she's heartbroken for both families. steve joins us now from north charleston, south carolina good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, r

order olive garden togo on your smartphone. >> reporter: throughout the piney woods of east texas detectivesohn was paying top dollar to rid the earth of a church lady named nancy howard. to hear the east texans tell it, "john" was a murky blend of money and murderous intent. but a picture snapped by one of the locals of the man they called john made everything crystal clear. john was frank howard. >> bryan turner there is a photograph of -- frank howard sitting in his gray lexus. and in the foreground of the picture, billy johnson's sitting on his motorcycle. >> reporter: he may have been frank to his friends and mr. john to the east texans, but in truth he was both. his full name was john franklin howard. >> john franklin howard. >> a.k.a. frank? >> frank, frank, yeah. >> reporter: three names for a man who'd evidently been living three lives: one with his wife in carrollton, one with his mistress, in california and a third one with the east texas crowd. >> it was a surprise just based on bein' the beaver cleaver family, bein' involved with the church. it was unusual. >> reporter: so eight

now the assumption is lots of new supply we haven't calculated is sfwoing togoing to come on the market oil price. >> in the months ahead, congressman, june is when we work at the specifics. as the president said the specifics matter. everything will hang on whether there's an agreement on these specifics or not. is that where we could see this all fall apart in your view? what needs to happen come june for you to be satisfied with this deal? >> well i tell you, i mean the deadlines keep changing. so yes, there's obviously got to be a lot of information about the specifics. i mentioned the reactor. what does that mean that you're going to have nuclear research there? i think there's going to be a lot of questions with each point if this deal. so it will be interesting to see. i would urge the administration to be transparent, come to congress, explain this so that the american people are able to scrutinize it. >> and that we will. thank you so much representative ron desantis of florida this afternoon with your thoughts. >> thank you. >> have a good weekend. >>> up next mohamed el-erian

and it's fwoipg togoing to start with that tweet, then a video in which hillary clinton will lay outs she's the right person to stand up for the middle class. the timing still remains to be nailed down. >> okay. once it does become official then what's next? when does she hit the road and where? >> well, we're expecting her to hit the road tuesday morning in iowa. this will be a lot of coffee shops, a lot of small events. the name of the game is, you know, small and intimate. she'll be shaking lots of hands, kissing lots of babies. . they'll try to reduce the presence around here, which will be a big challenge for her. she has secret service protection because she's a former first lady. she's going to have a huge number of reporters from all over the world trying to watch her every move. this is going to be a big challenge for them but they want to reintroduce clinton in small event where is they say she can really shine, she can show off her warmth and sense of humor her friends talk about. doesn't come off as well for her in big events. later in the week, possibly to new hampshire.