al jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. sudan's generals prepared to share power with civilians in a council which will lead the country to elections. fellow balkan to al-jazeera life and death is also coming up. form of african treasure a cardinal george pell returns to prison after an australian court upholds his sex abuse conviction. refugees and migrants embraces a rescue ship finally docks initially after being stranded at sea for 3 weeks. and where in argentina for a look at a stage show that's in lightning audience is in total darkness. generals and the opposition allies have settled on the make up of a sovereign council which they say will need the country until elections within 3 years the swearing in of that council jus to happen live in the coming hours. it's a council that will replace excuse me replace the jointer which is known formally as the transitional military council that took power after the army force long time ruler omar bashir from power in april it will have 11 members 5 from the military 5 from the opposition as well as another civilian w

national power system so poorly resilient. itjust will not work. national power system so poorly resilient. itjust will not work. is there a break though to be done as well by the railways and the train operating companies? we heard that some people and their situations stuck on trains had their lives made somewhat worse by the way the trains themselves are set up for example. those new units working on tinsley, which the government designed a specified, let's be clear, do seem to have an issue when the power goes off and are very sensitive and that will be looked at urgently. maybe the rail industry can specify the trains are not the department for transport. that is a question that needs asking. and that is want to ask. with individual trains breaking down, then certainly we spent too long rescuing the trains but when the whole network goes off, and every electric train stops, then there is nothing you can do until that power comes on. let's take a second just to salute the thousands of railway men and women who also had a terrible day

because the executive council will have a largely civilian and opposition members with the exception of the ministry of defense and the minister of interior and most of the power will also be in the legislative assembly which would be setting down the laws including the election law and the constitutional laws then they seem to be very optimistic but what they are concerned about martin is the 1st 21 months of the transition period that's when the military can control then they're going to have to wait and see if that transition from the military rule to a civilian in the in the program council will happen it's still a long way to go a lot of things to be to be to be seen from that program council from the transitional period still more swearing in we have to see the swearing in of the members of the current council and their prime minister but for the moment my scene people are celebrating they're saying that this is the 1st step down the democratic transition rule morgan live in khartoum thank you. australian causes held for the sex abuse conviction of the form of vatican treasurer a cult and. he was jailed for abusing 2 boys 20 years ago the vatican says hi

power will not be interrupted. service will stay on. what this drill is about the about having trucks and helicopters in the area to make sure they can reduce the time it will take to turn power back on if they shutdown planned power outages or shutdown the pow for the planned power outages. if you look at the video, pg&e has been actively working for 15 months and wild five safety operations center, they say they are to prepare tages or po outages in terms of potential fires. if you are arenda, you might see employees and trucks. you might see helicopters. this wild fire safety operation center is staffed 24 hours a day. this is where they look at all of their data that is coming in to them. they have detection capabilities. it is fed by endless stream of data. they are trying to figure out where and when the wild fires will occur and do that by using weather and camera stations. they determine when and where they should shut off power for potential outages. >> those include the wind directions the wind speeds, the humidity levels on a

if you want food or local commerce that i think we will power uber eats and other services will be thereor you as well. emily: can uber be so transformational and stop losing money? can you create a good business for the rights to be a dollar? dollar? to be a dara: yes. if you look at the right your business, it covered our overhead less by about $100 million. the right your business itself is turning quite profitable. we believe the prophets of the right your business not only will grow top line, but grow a bottom line as well. there are other businesses. eats, autonomous, freight. these are restored gary opportunities we are funding. i believe we will prove to investors we can take on a serial basis big parts of the business, turn the profitable, use those parts to fund investments in other areas. emily: there are execution issues. you just had a $5.2 billion quarterly loss. the stock is trading below ipo price. investors love shorting it. you have hiring freezes and fire some of your top hires. you said you believe uber can be confident, but help confident in how quickly can you revie

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this will involve the building of new prisons and the expansion of existing ones at a cost of around £2.5 billion. stop and search powersl police forces in england and wales — which will allow police to stop someone in an area where they think a crime may be committed. borisjohnson also called for tougher sentencing and an end to the early release of prisoners convicted of violent or sexual offences. labour said austerity measures taken by conservative governments had left the entire criminal justice system broken. daniela relph reports. expanding powers to stop and search, part of a package of law and order announcements from the prime minister with a pledge to get tough on crime. a pilot scheme allowing greater powers to stop and search will now be extended to 43 police forces across england and wales. the home secretary dismissed criticism that the approach unfairly targets certain communities. she said her own experience talking to victims of violence strengthened her view that stop—and—search works. they're from those communities that want to see more policing, they're from those communities that want to see more s

by many in the near future not much at all because this is still part of the board he will still will power he will have a bit of influence you know but at present i think it will be similar to last season we saw struggle to win the league i think that would be similar you know this season they started this season off a bit rocky but you know one thing they did very important is they extended their star striker robert levin dosti you know 11 dusky was one player very critical that why biron weren't doing making bigger moves to. again achieve success in europe and sign 11 dusk into a 2023 kind of secures their striking prowess up front so that's a very good move they've added pieces such as kitschy nyo from brazil i think that's a huge move in terms of their global expansion so all in all 1st the bundesliga season champions league and then we'll have another discussion after that. sports thank you so much ok. scientists have just released images of what one of our early ancestors could have looked like the reconstruction is based on a 3800000 year old skull found in ethiopia often seen as th

for the victims it was a good lesson to learn that there is power in unity but they will still never get their old lives back. swedish climate. is due to set sail for the un climate conference in new york today toward traveling by air the 16 year old is making the trip in a carbon neutral racing yacht she'll be leaving from the english port city of southampton we as we report it could be a rough journey. this is a boat climate activist gratitude. for at least 2 weeks on tuesday she went to familiarize yourself with the vessel. had been how to get to new york without increasing her carbon footprint this yacht she hopes is the answer last week she admitted the journey would not be easy. i have not sailed this form. so i thought i am going to go there now and to try to sort of get basic lessons and how how to what to do and what not to do. before setting sail skipper. and our father who will accompany her on possible problems including the weather. this trip will be massively challenging. for all of us. i hope we were able to find a route that it's not too rough so we can go out a bit l

but i don't want the police services to go back and the police services to go back and the hotter powers will, not only how they come in. they may come in for the wrong reasons. it is a power trip. we want to make sure that they officers, who are a lot more professionalised and thoughtful, but they need to understand that occupational culture can create a sort of control that stops people from challenging unconscious bias and systemic failures. that is why the authority level for inspectors to be giving these powers of section 60 isa to be giving these powers of section 60 is a problem because a critical distance between that inspector and those constables who are going to roll up that section 60 is very narrow. when you are superintendent, asi narrow. when you are superintendent, as i was, you can keep the critical distance and challenge those offices and say, listen, if there is not enough intelligence you have to come back. there was one thing... the numberof back. there was one thing... the number of section 60. it didn't impact on hackney being the top borough for three years with less s

read again yesterday and now and the world that that the council will be sworn in and that it will come to power it will largely be supervising the there the executive council which will be made a prime minister who will pick his cabinet and all will be from the opposition coalition and it will also be providing the legislative assembly which 2 thirds of it will go to the opposition coalition and australian causes apel the sex abuse conviction of the full of us a contract. he was jailed in march for abusing 2 cause 20 years ago the vatican says it's a knowledge is a ruling adding that pelz still has another appeal brian ripple. arriving at court cardinal george pell was taken in through a door away from the waist in crowds there was no room inside for everyone the court packed with other survivors of abuse by the catholic church and tell supporters. 0000. 7 0 if inside the hands of pale. and a 6 year jail term for abuse and to quiet boys when he was a ship of melbourne in the ninety's would stand justice maxwell and except at the prosecution's submission that the complainant was a very compellin

values and if people things that for something as important as these people in hong kong and they will power of ties to korea wanted and they're spending the money to buy the. hants and. i don't think they really understand what's actually going on in most of the demonstrators in hong kong actually this ones are in a graduates or law university each students they have a good economic future in hong kong they are their gains they are full they believe me and i think beijing needs to understand. a train crashed in hong kong tom i know you want to jump in cement you do that now but i also want to ask you is what's going on now proof to you and many others that china's one country 2 systems model is no longer viable. well yes i want to respond to mr tang and his expertly calling the beijing's line that by trying to refocus on economic issues and the plight of young people which are which exists but that doesn't mean that they can't just you know face math and things that sort of insulting to say that they can't it's quite an educated and middle class you know society a lot of people live with th

decrease the amount of c o 2 for them switch now this is actually not a hard problem that just takes will power over there are very important economic interests for all involved a lot of coal will all in a lot of oil that are doing everything possible to make. they're supposed to have a we have to fight them fight ready 50 roping ball all the way to a large boulder adorable smaller way and i'm optimistic that. we're not totally safe spaces. this is why from berlin young climate activists march in switzerland to demand concrete action approach as follows a week long summit in which are adopted a climate declaration it calls for climate policy be to be based on the best scientific research and criticizes politicians for ignoring the danger of human extinction also coming up. standing in solidarity with a girl in rabbit assaulted on its way home from a synagogue germany's foreign minister calls.

called will power. so because of the wealth gap as well as the population differences white people create the majority of the pollution in the country and then minorities and breathing it in or drinking it in their water because they more often live in the corporate sacrifice zones the areas where the property value is lower and again that comes back to the wealth gap now not really surprised though the white people create the most pollution by using and buying the most i have family members who own polish for the shoe tree that holds the shoes that their pay. rabbit wears. joins things to take care of things that go on things that are attached are not the. top 5 things are high standards. and making those things grid pollution and the non non white person is breathing in rabbit shoes. you know micro particles a but dazzled cell phone cases nonwhite people drank last year it's messed up all right he's done just air and water pollution either white people also create the majority of the noise pollution i

amount of 0 to report that it's really now this is actually not a hard problem that just takes will power over there are very important economic interests to hold all the lot of coal who own a lot of oil that are doing everything possible to make sure this doesn't happen we have to part them like ready 50 will be well on the right to grow larger and more durable solar wind i'm optimistic that. we're not totally it's just b.c. . c it's really essential left democratic party and anti establishment 5 star movement have until wednesday afternoon to form a coalition government or the country will face a snap election negotiations had stalled over whether to keep prime minister just at the contest as head of a new government but both parties said talks were going well after they resumed on tuesday. brazil says it will accept foreign age to help fight fires in the amazon but i.

powers. the idea of we the people came later. and that, too, was wilson's words. it was only the third draft that said we the people of the united states. signaling will some's believe that we as a whole were sovereign. powers was theof crucial, central innovation. where did wilson get this notion of separation of powers? well from the revolutionary era , state constitutions. and in particular, from the virginia declaration of rights. it is always a meaningful for a lover and scholar and learner of the constitution to come to virginia because not only is regina responsible for the 400 anniversary of the rule of law, it is responsibility for the rights of 1776, which jefferson had by his side when he wrote the declaration of independence, and when madison wrote the amendments that would eventually become the bill of rights. we also have at our center one of the 12 original copies of the bill of rights. and you can find online, drafts of the amendments that madison proposed, but were not ultimately adopted. can find this on the national interactive app, and i want you to download it, but not right now because i'm talking, but after the panel. you will f

as i mentioned, this drill will not interrupt power in these areas. it will take place between 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. >>> 5:30 right now. the investigation into the death of accused second trafficker jeffrey epstein is continuing. craig, what is attorney general bill barr saying about this? >> good morning, everyone. attorney general bill barr slamming the federal facility where epstein was found dead. members of congress will demanding answers, too. >> the federal jail in new york where 66 yooerl-year-old sex trr jeffrey he te jeffrey epstein handing himself is under scrutiny. >> lawmakers question the termination of epstein's suicide watch. it's among many questions outlined in a letter to the federal bureau of prisons. and nbc news at learned epstein's cell was not checked every 30 minutes as required. >> i think we're going to find that there's a series of inappropriate procedures followed that were a violation of their own policies. >> while the justice department and the fbi dig deeper into the correctional center, investigators raided epstein's

the national grid says it will urgently review procedures, after nearly a million people across england and wales, were hit by yesterday's powerlessons and want to review how this worked, to avoid some of those significant impacts in future. the family of missing british teenager nora quoirin, who disappeared in malaysia, make a fresh appeal, for information. hundreds are arrested across russia, after opposition protests, described as the biggest the country has seen, in almost a decade. and a sterling performance for manchester city, but was it enough for the defending champions, in their opening premier league game? good evening. the fbi is to investigate the death of the multi millionaire businessman and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, who was found dead in his cell, in a jail in new york. the 66—year—old is believed to have taken his own life, while awaiting trial on new charges of trafficking dozens of underage girls for sex. epstein had once counted among his friends bill clinton, donald trump and prince andrew. he was due to stand trial next year. 0ur north america correspondent, neda tawfik, reports from new y

reality on the ground i mean how do you reconcile that and do you think that there is political will power at this time in the world to really tackle this in a meaningful way. well there is some but maybe not always in the right places so it's up to governments to come to the september the climate summit in new york on the invitation of the un secretary general and come up with increased targets for reducing emissions because currently we have a criminal in adequate targets for all around so hardly any countries doing enough to confront the climate crisis so that of course the 1st starts in of course you need to look into different countries situations what is causing emissions and countries like brazil but also other forest countries or countries with high forest cover might want to look into options can we commit to cut deforestation to 0 what are the options for doing that and if your ridges got a little bit moving away from industrial agriculture towards our great culture that is based on are critical of chicken farming practices is of course a way to go agroforestry systems and so for

most of the people in india seem convinced that this will power.salvador a retrial is under way of a rape victim who has been charged with murder under the country's strict anti—abortion laws. evelyn hernandez, who's 21, was attacked as a teenager by a gang member. she said she suffered a miscarriage, but prosecutors accused her of having an abortion after her child was found dead in a septic tank; she was sentenced to 30 years in prison. john mcmanus reports. singing in a country where abortion is illegal under any circumstances, this case has attracted widespread publicity. inside the court, 21—year—old evelyn hernandez, who's facing a retrial on aggravated homicide after she was accused of having an abortion. ms hernandez has already served three years injail, but that conviction was quashed by the supreme court on the grounds that the original trial decision was made on insufficient evidence. translation: i have always told you that i am innocent. my goals are to keep studying. and i only asked the prosecution to think things through because i

grid, but any indication from the likes of uk power networks or western power distribution if all power willstored 7 distribution if all power will be restored? they seem to suggest think should be ok in about an hour's time depending on where you are, but it's very difficult for them to know until we can be clear exactly what is causing this. at the moment, we don't really know. in ipswich, a hospital is having real problems because they are saying they had a power cut and degenerated not come back on. we will leave it there for now. thank you very much indeed. just hearing from lner. they operate from the... of the advice they are giving customers, passengers, is not to travel tonight following that power outage. it's eckley find out what is happening. our reporter michael cowan is at kings cross station for us now. michael, that latest advice coming from lner, saying don't travel tonight. but for people who are there, hoping to travel, not the best advice. not the best advice for them at all and it doesn't make for a good friday evening. you go inside kings cross behind me, it is packed w

assume that if you are affected by the storm, he will lose power. make accommodations. that.able to weather i have spoken with the president of florida and light. they're going to be mobilizing resources. the state has stressed the importance of getting the power back on. there is no way you can have a storm of this significance and not lose power. prepare for that. you should also prepare if you are in an area that experiences flooding when you have significant rain events. if you are impacted by the storm, you are to see a lot of water to can -- a lot of water. the threat.ing me even in the interior parts of the state that can be affected by significant amounts of rain, we have rivers, different bodies of water. be prepared for a lot of water. you should have seven days of food and medicine and water as part of your plan. i know people are going to the stores now. some of the water is flying off the shelf. we still have time to prepare. have those preparations made in terms of food, water and medicine. familiarize yourself with possible shelters in your area. you do n

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the storm causing some power outages and flooding in the virgin islands of puerto rico but no major damage. it will likely turn into a powerful hurricane as it nears the coast of florida on sunday. the governor declared a state of emergency. residents are being told, the time to prepare is now . >> the key is to have your plan and make those preparations right now. you have to assume that if you're affected by the storm, you will lose power. so make accommodations to be able to whether that. >> florida residents are heeding the warning, stocking up on food, water and supplies. there long lines at gas stations with some stations already running out of fuel. >> being prepared. just want to protect against what's coming. >>> it is expected to hit the u.s. mainland monday. folks in florida, georgia and the carolinas are keeping an eye on the forecast. >>> here at home, former contra costa county sheriff's deputy has been sentence with having sex with female inmates in jail. six months of electronic home monitoring in three years felony probation. the sentence will be served in nebraska where he is relo

the idea that by bypassing the race they will get to somebody powerful in the system that will they will be able to talk to is unheard of really it will never happen the iranians chose the foreign minister as the person to lead the negotiations to gleek the dialogue and the international community about it or not or to put it. back their nuclear program in order to open up the country's economy to the world and that is what was passed to the foreign minister. well this by pulling out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal the u.s. is keeping one element of it alive for now washington has extended waivers which allow for inference to work at iran's nuclear facilities without penalties i'll continue for another 90 days the waivers are the last remaining part of the new pair deals so recognized by the u.s. . and germany has rejected a u.s. request to help patrol the strait of hormuz tensions with iran continue to mount while than a 5th of the world's oil passed through this area foreign minister who says germany wants to avoid any further escalation adding there's no military solution to the tension

but with more efficicient pump, power consumption will decline. they should make the watatr supply more reliabable as wel. >> that's good news. >> the new pumps have been flown in, and have just passed through customs. a little while later they arrive in madaba. theyey cost a quarter ofof a min euros and were paid for by the giz. hayek says they're a good investment -- and good for the environment. although jordan is shifting to renewables, most of its electricity is still generated by fossil fuels -- which emit vast amounts of co2 into the atmosphere. >> co2-equivalent reduction that will be in the range of 800,000 kilogram co2 per year. justst only from this one stata. alall madaba, the watercycycln madaba results in 28 million kilogram co2-equivalent per year. there are other stations and we are working to cover the whole cycle as well. >> zaki shahem runs a small commercial garden. he has greenhouses, a few outdoor beds, and ---- of coure -- his own reservoir. >> the problem is, t there's nt enough water. that's why i have e to mostly e recycl

consumer will power through, that it will be a respectable year in terms of corporate profits, up a touchare now 5%, 6% cheaper than they were a month ago and if you are a patient investor and willing to be a little bit early, if you buy into this weakness, you can end up making money. the final phase of the decline is lowering of earnings estimates. charles: i'm glad you brought that up. people need to understand that. let me ask, you mentioned hong kong. we are seeing it get more violent. we heard something from the administration today but not a full-throated sort of admonishment of china officials or hong kong officials. what role do you want to see america play with the sort of push for democracy in hong kong? >> yeah, well, there's really nothing we can do. we have always been a moral supporter of democracy historically in this country, but recently, under this administration, i'm not expressing an opinion as to whether it's right or wrong, we have been more serious about our economic interests and done business with unsavory regimes around the world as long as it serves the america

it will be practicing patrols to reduce the time it takes to turn the power on in caseworkers have to shut it off in the case of a wild fire threat. the drill will last until 2:00 this afternoon. >>> santa rosa will host a council meeting to discuss pg&e power shutdowns to prevent wild fires. they want to discuss what factors would lead to power being turned off and how people should respond. much of the city cusdestroyed in 2017 from the tubs fire. special meeting happens at 2:30 at santa rosa city hall. >>> upgrades to the wild fire safety operations center will help the utility determine whether to shut off power when there is a risk of wild fires. pg&e has images and models and real time data to determine the chances of a wild fire and a team working around the clock monitoring the data which come from sensors on the ground, in the air and in space. >> we now have two brand new satellites goes east and west, able to detect fires about every five minutes apart. the tool incorporates fire detections from polar orbiting satellites. >> when the risk is too great, public safety power s

not how it's going to work was going to happen in that a civilian government in the place it will have the power to do almost whatever it wants and now. what is going to happen is that now the minute the the new government will try to change to make changes they have the power to make those changes in constitutional jams now the question will be to what extent will the military set by and accept all these jailed for example let's say the prime minister after appointing his cabinet would decide for example to change the commander of the armed forces or to. to ask to pass laws which are strictly military and security forces remit he has a right to do that and he can do it. so how will their act as a question they also have since he is going to control the justice system he can arrest anybody he wants and put them from the president down how would they they or their supporters accept for example that their. leaders to preserve and put their will trial. he has a right of course to retire members of the military and members of the security forces all this he will have to do the civilian cabinet has a

the race was won by the australin driver will power. i'll have more for you in the next hour.erjeremy corbyn has promised to do everything necessary to step in odile brexit. —— stopped a no—deal brexit. giving a speech in northamptonshire, he accused the conservatives of "lurching to the hard right" and provoking a "political and constitutional storm". mr corbyn said he will table a vote of no confidence in borisjohnson and again called for a general election. labour will do everything we can to protect people's livelihoods. we will work together with mps from across parliament to pull our country back from the brink and i will bring a vote of no—confidence in the government and, if we are successful, would seek to form a time—limited caretaker administration to avert no deal and an immediate general election so the people can decide our country's future. applause and cheering if mps are serious about stopping a no—deal crash out, then they will vote down this reckless government and it falls to the leader of the opposition to make sure no deal does not happen and the people d

the taliban will likely share power with the u.s. supported afghan government. n return, that the taliban will make sure that afghanistan will not serve as a launching pad, a launching station for extremist attacks against the united states. but we know that the afghan government is very fragile. the afghan government is very weak. it has not really been able to beacon sol date its power in afghanistan. that's why once the americans gradually begin to pull out their forces from afghanistan, my take on it is that the taliban will gain the upper hand. the question is, on the table, will they honor the power sharing agreement with the afghan government or will they basically go for the whole thing. but the reality is, president trump has told the taliban he wants out. and the taliban are not fooled. if i were a taliban, i say well, look, this is my moment. i'll promise president trump and the americans whatever they want because i know they will be out in a year or two. and then the country itself will be under their grip. but to come back to your point about the at

that time the people of the 18th century they said oh god no no we will lose out there she will lose our powers will lose our independence or we lose our individuality but germany that was germany became one state and have been one state for as 100 years so that is a powerful thing you come together you unite the things that don't work the things about europe of course which are offensive to his head as all actors in the main although we have interviewed a few all the good ones are a against bracks it in this kind of way i would ask i mean to be the 1st to say soviet union britain side against fascism against them i understand you're working on. something about fascism in this very says here it's not only a little bit about it but they're trying to do a bit of writing in their words i live in these that of london and of course i'm fascinated by these in history of all the things that i've read about which i never mentioned televisions or no dramatizes films and they basically ignore one of the greatest events in eastern history was the march through the east end in 1934 by oswald mosley and 300

power to fight it. >>> in the east bay, pg&e will conduct a public safety power shutoff drill today. neighbors in the oakland hills, and san leandro hills and castro valley area may see pg&e trucks and workers. it's to prevent electricity from sparking fires. different scenarios will be setup for employe could be tested in certain ways. power will not be interrupted during this drill. >>> students are headed back to work. this year's student ids will include a number aimed at saving lives. >>> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange, and that's up 59 points this morning. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >>> a huge tree came down in an oakland neighborhood overnight blocking an entire street. i will have the story coming up next. >>> first, you are never more than seven pheupbminutes away f your accuweather 7-day forecast. >> we will start with temperatures in the san francisco, 57 in the castro and mission valley. the financial district, the warmer spots. upper 50s on both sides of the peninsula into the south bay. walnut cre

cristina rendon is live to talk about what will happen. >> reporter: good morning. powerhat's the good news here for people in araneida. this is about a drill that will practice patrol. if you are living in arenda, you might see contractor employees, trucks, possibly even helicopters in the air. thissey a bout trying to reduce the time it takes to restore power in the event they have to preemively shut it off in the event of a wild only happen in the event of severe fire danger. red flag warning, combined with conditions like low humidity levels, strong wind and dry fuel on the ground. these power outages could last from 2 to 5 days. they will make that determination based on information they receive from the wild fire safety operations center. that center is staffed with wild fire detection capabilities and receives data from sensors on the ground and air and space. >> we now have two brand new satellites goes east and west, able to detect fires every five minutes apart. this tool does also incorporate fire detections from polar orbiting satellites. aqua and terra satell

. >> the president is more interested in getting a loyalist than someone who will speak truth to power. >> reporter: republicans grew concerned as ratcliffe's resume came under scrutiny. abc news reporting the congressman falsely claimed to have prosecuted and "convicted" people funneling money to terrorists. >> republicans did express

will sudan return to civilian rule a power sharing deal between protesters and the army to sign and a council will temporarily run the country but who will hear in t.v. this agreement gets implemented and will sudan's army really give up power this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it was a deal months in the making sudan's military and protest leaders have finalized an agreement that's intended to put the nation on the path to civilian rule just 2 months ago dozens of demonstrators were killed in a military crackdown now the 2 sides will have to work together to shape new institutions for a new sudan we'll go to our panel in just a few moments but 1st hit morgan has more from the signing ceremony incredible. it's taken more than 3 months off on and off in talks between the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change and sudan's ruling minutes reagent what that's inside that with their final signatures on the power sharing agreement which was signed today here in sudan's capital what until now the agreement states that that made it through would be

storm causing power outages and flooding in the virgin islands and puerto rico but no major damage. now it is picking up speed as it moves over open waters and willely turn into a powerful hurricane as it nears the coast of florida on sunday. the governor declaring a state of emergency for counties in the storm's path. residents are told the time to prepare is now. >> the key is to have your plan and make those preparations right now. you have to assume that if you're affected by this storm, that you will lose power, so make a accommodations to be able to weather that. >> reporter: many florida residents are heeding the warning, stocking up on food, water, and emergency supplies. there are long lines at gas stations with some stations running out of fuel. >> just getting ready for hurricane. >> getting prepared for the storm to come. >> just want to protect against what is coming. >> reporter: dorian is expected to hit the u.s. main land late sunday or early monday. it is not yet clear where the storm will land, so folks in florida, georgia, and the carolinas will keep an eye on the forecast. in new york, adam klotz, fox news. >> many airlines ar

this will involve the building of new prisons and the expansion of existing ones at a cost of around £2.5 billion. stop and search powersnded to all police forces in england wales, which will allow police to stop someone in an area where they think a crime may be committed. borisjohnson also called for tougher sentencing and an end to the early release of prisoners convicted of violent or sexual offences. labour said austerity measures taken by conservative governments had left the entire criminal justice system broken. jon donnison has more. borisjohnson, seen here meeting with police in the west midlands just days after assuming office, says the time for action on crime has come. he says too many serious violent or sexual offenders are coming out of prison long before they should, and that tougher sentences are needed. 10,000 new prison places will be created through the building of new prisons, and also the expansion of existing ones. the cost: up to £2.5 billion. amid fears over rising knife crime, the government has also confirmed that a pilot scheme allowing police to stop and search someone if they believe a crim

time we invested from the getting them bit i think the people of sudan have tasted people power and they say they will use that power again if the new partners do not abide by the new agreement. campaign at home to alex for good they were keen to take advantage of. her on friday and had an early fright the quickly recovered. dortmund fans are hoping that this is their year and off to buy ins opening day draw on friday perhaps the back 4 was already dreaming of the title as they were cool sound asleep in the 1st minute halves board's new signing through via needle ational with his 1st goal for the club just 55 seconds in. but don't mend responded just 2 minutes later they're attacking the trio of jayden sanchez to marco royce and tackle al casan combined to pull one back was a no look pass from royce showing telepathic understanding with the spanish strike out of in the 2nd half it was outsports defense that started off snoozing axel vittal calmly dribbling down the left flank and his time crossed carried straight to jade in some show he was linked with a move away this summer but showed where his loya

political action to climate change what i'm concerned about is whether we we will do something or not whether the people in power will react and act. with unnecessary force. has been the target of online abuse from across the political spectrum she says she's unfazed by the criticism. though people who want climates delay years who want to do everything to shift the focus from the climate crisis to something else or want to make people question the science and i'm not worried about that so i'm just going to do as i as i want to do and i think will have most impact. conditions on board the 18 need to minister to your spouse and there's no toilet and sleeping quarters a basic. it shows her determination to accept uncomfortable conditions so she can get across the atlantic as carbon neutral as possible on a normal yard she could have had her own cabin with air conditioning and a shower but she's taking this part that only produces a small amount of electricity by means of solar power and it's very fast so it can bypass storms and hurricanes. precious father and a filmmaker company on the voyage together with the cr

in other words, and you will nevehe will nevertake power. later she corrected herself and was a real campaign against the nazis, but it's interesting those kind of reactions and misreadings. for tickets to this point where he's underestimated and is sometimes scares his own juniors, the people working for him. of the top economists in the german army by the name of general thomas kept warning him be careful about the plans for aggression first to force a confrontation over czechoslovakia. you will get these other powers against you and germany long term doesn't have the resources or the manpower to weigh in against all of our enemies. it was austria earlier everything is collapsing and in hitler's view this means they will have to make a separate peace. they are ready to conquer the whole world. they begin to doubt their own bout because it was at that point hitler had gotten away with this and he called him the greatest military commander of all time and even some of the generals who were the most skeptical, in marshall's head he seemed to

the people of sudan have tasted people power and they say they will use that power again if the new partners do not abide by the new agreement representatives of 180 nations are meeting in geneva to agree on protections for vulnerable species like elephants the trade in ivory has been banned worldwide for years but some african countries say the ban is unnecessary they want restrictions on elephant in ivory exports to be loosened elephant tracks go straight across daniel jeremiah's field the small farmer lives in kasama on the edge of tobie national park the packer derms often enter his farm and eat or trample his crops you know over there come every day can see. everything. botswana is home to africa's largest elephant population with around 150000 the number is growing in some areas there have been deadly encounters between humans and elephants in may but want to lifted a 5 year hunting ban now the country's going a step further by pushing for limited ivory trade at the world wildlife conference in geneva scientists fear that could also lead to more illegal trade in ivory we know that with