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they say it's a pr stunt and have pledged to return to the street. >> president william ruto says hege with young people on the issue. one activist focused on supporting kenyan youth is, obama the half sister of former u.s. president barack obama. she joined the president -- the protest and spoke about what so many canyons are thinking about. president ruto announced he wants on the finance bill. can that be described as a victory for the protesters? >> i'm not sure. look at the mood in the country. look at the social media comments being posted following his speech at announcement. i think there's still a lot of skepticism. i think also for legal reasons it's difficult to withdraw a bill at this stage. we have a very strong, very good constitution that clearly outlines what is possible and what is allowed and what is not. an individual cannot just withdraw a bill. it goes through a process. the thing that is may be unlucky for us older people. we have underestimated the young people, the gen z. they are very well informed. they are well organized and have legal people among them tha

kenya, where police have put up roadblocks and fired tear gas at protesters calling for president william ruto resign. demonstrations are contending even after ruto made a dramatic reversal wednesday and said he would not sign a tax bill that had prompted a mass nationwide uprising. this came after at least 23 people were killed and dozens more injured tuesday when police fired live rounds, rubber bullets, and tear gas at protesters who stormed kenya's parliament. ruto spoke in a televised address wednesday. >> the country witnessed widespread expression of dissatisfaction with the bill that passed. regrettably, resulting in the loss of life, destruction of operating, and degradation of constitutional institutions. nermeen: he called protesters "." treasonous." this is a member of kenya's human rights commission. >> it is not protesters who are treasonous. it is ruto's acts that are treasonous. there's nothing that justifies the use of live bullets on protesters. but this regime position snipers to shoot and kill unarmed protesters. amy: for more, we're joined in kenya by a person who has aske

router must go rafat to doesn't william ruto very, these are extraordinary pictures. >> thank you for bringing us that. we really appreciate it. we won't be checking in with you and stay safe with you and your crew. john. all right. what is scene there? so could the united states be one step closer to requiring women to register for the draft. we've got new details as congress ways that decision fate, life in america as biden and trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post of beit analysis follows cnn every countless moment followed debate night in america, thursday at 7:00 p.m. 20 seconds a week to lose 20% of your weight in a year with diet and exercise. that's the power of glp-1s three through row connect with the providers today at row.co slash 21 the effects of viagra, but faster meet row sparks they contain sildenafil and to dalla fill with sparks, dissolve under the tongue, dissolvable, work faster the mode screen pills see sparks are right for you at row dot coast last sparks. >> what the biggest companies the liver is an exce

kenya's president william ruto withdraws his controversial finance bill that led to deadly protests.2a hours to go until us president biden and former president trump meet on the debate stage, we'll talk about what's at stake. hello, i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we begin in bolivia, where president luis arce seems to have defeated a military coup attempt led by a rebel military leader who deployed hundreds of soldiers and armoured vehicles to the city of la paz, claiming he wanted to "restructure democracy." this is the moment generaljuanjose zuniga, leader of the coup attempt, and former commander of the bolivian armed forces, was arrested by police who took him away in a car while speaking to reporters outside a military barrack. the president and vice president then took to the main square of la paz to greet supporters. the public prosecutor's office now says it will launch a criminal investigation into general zuniga and those who backed him. on wednesday, hundreds of soldiers and armoured vehicles surrounded government buildings in the capital. they fired shots

kenyan president withdraws controversial tax hike bill william ruto withdrew his proposal a day after at least 22 people died during protests over the bill . a part of the kenyan parliament was set on fire during these protests. the former president of honduras is accused of international drug trafficking to 45 years he was sentenced to prison. juan orlando hernandez in the case. convicted hernandez was the president of honduras from 2014 to 2022. the yemeni army unveiled a hypersonic ballistic missile. hotem 2 hypersonic missile has an intelligent control system. according to the announcement of the yemeni armed forces, a in the world, it crossed the border of 120 million people. this amount is equivalent to half a percent of the world's population. therefore , according to the report, in the first four months of this year, more than 3 million people were added to the number of displaced people in the world. a passenger train derailed in the komi region of russia , killing at least two people. dozens of people are also in this they were injured in the accident. according to russian m

reuters reported that the opposition is calling for the resignation of kenyan president william ruto. it is said that the goal of the government in presenting the bill to increase the tax by 2 billion and 700 million dollars is to try to reducing kenya's external debt. and the governor of swadkoh announced that the axis of swadkoh was blocked due to the flood last night. ramizan gholami said that due to the severe flood that occurred around 20:00 on tuesday , parts of the city of swadkoh and some villages were flooded and some roads were also flooded. it has been accepted. governor swadeko added that we are trying to save the people trapped in said with the help of rescue forces. governor swadeko said: there are still no accurate statistics on the amount of financial damage and casualties of the flood. dear compatriots , have a good wednesday, god bless you. selling a day, i'll have to come back to you any numbers, i don't have the numbers, you don't know, it doesn't surprise me, you don't, it was about 300,000, how much oil is iran selling today, we have we have we've applied sanctio

kenya's president william ruto withdraws his controversial finance bill that led to deadly protests.nt biden and former president trump meet on the debate stage, we'll talk about what's at stake. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin in bolivia, where president luis arce seems to have defeated a military coup attempt. generaljuanjose zuniga, leader of the coup attempt, and former commander of the bolivian armed forces, was arrested by police a shortwhile ago. this is the moment that general zuniga was arrested by police and they took him away in a car while speaking to reporters outside of the military barracks. the president and vice president took to the main square to greet supporters. on wednesday hundreds of soldiers and armoured vehicles fired shots at government supporters who tried to stop them an army tank knocked down the main gate of the presidential palace while troops entered

william ruto bowed to public pressure after the deaths of at least 23 people.'s bring in ondiro oganga who had been following this from the outset. joining me from kigali. what led to the president dropping this controversial bill? >> it is the sheer determination of kenyans breed over and over we have heard them say reject the finance bill. we saw the president finally saying i concede. this is a stark difference from his previous address where he was bullish in his tone. used words like dangerous criminal and treason. in his latest address the almost adopted a humble tone saying he is open to dialogue and wants to listen to the people. this will now get sent to parliament together with a presidential memorandum recommending that -- v deleted. with international pressure beginning to mount, the united nations secretary general says he is deeply concerned by the violence in kenya, the detentions, and also asked the authorities to practice a little bit of restraint. kenyans think it is too little, too late. they are going back to the streets. their trust has bee

kenya withdraws controversial tax hike bill william ruto suggested.tracted himself a day after at least 22 people lost their lives during protests against this bill. a part of the kenyan parliament was set on fire during these protests. former president of honduras accused of international drug trafficking he was sentenced to 45 years in prison. juan orlando hernandez in the case of helping to send hundreds.

is there any chance william ruto will step down because of this is this to swell fight him?ive. do not surrender to their tax rises. do not surrender your local council and our finances to them. they have been in power for 14 years. who is the guy in charge of the system over the last 14 years? the final head—to—head showdown before election day in a week's time. what did we learn? what do we want? pay restoration. when do we want it? now! junior doctors begin another five—day strike. can any party resolve it? and, there's also an election going on in france. what could it mean for us? joining us today business minister kevin hollinrake, shadow science secretary peter kyle, ava—santina evans from the politichoe website and emma revell from the centre for policy studies. this is politics live election 202a. welcome to viewers on bbc2, bbc iplayer and bbc news. let's start with a bbc news headline, the 11th strike ofjunior doctor pay dispute begins. they have walked out again for five days, as we can see here, overpay restoration. the strike comes on the hottest week of the ye

■v joining her of course is our very special guest of honor president william ruto a successful businessmanorm makes a signatures initia active of his administration. please join me in giving president ruto, vice president harris and ambassador whitman a worm wac. [applause] -- a warm welcome. hank you both for joining us. it is really a privilege for the chamber of commerce and our audience. madam vice president i will start with you if you don't mind. africa policy in the biden harris administration. you visited suzanne ghana, tanzania and we missed you in kenya. vp harris: i will get there. amb whitman: you focused on investing in innovation, young people and women. why did you take thats technically interesting? >> thank you, madam ambassador,ed a present it is good to be with you on the stage. i strongly believe that we are at aoment where we should revisit and upgrade and update the narrative of the united states and the continent of ut continent, the median age is 19 years old, 19. it is predicted that by 2050 one in four people occupying space on mother earth will be on the continen

president william ruto address the nation. this evening and blamed it on criminals who had hijacked did amid protests. listen by, put on notice. >> the planners financials his treatise and a bitters a violence and anarchy. >> that the security infrastructure established to protect our republic. and it's sovereignty will be deployed to secure the country. and risto normals these protests were organized by kenya's gen z. >> i met people as he has 18 on the streets who said, they just want to fight for a better kenya and they have not taken likely to present router column and criminals. they said they were only armed and back and as and posters and water bottles, the police were armed with live bullets. wolf i know larry, you had a chance today to speak to a barak obama's half sister while she was protesting your earlier and the de tell us more about that and explain what's behind. >> give us a little bit more explanation what's behind these very, very dramatic protests? >> i want to show you this video when alma obama, barack ob

but the government of president william ruto, who famously got a big welcome in the white house. only a few weeks ago. and now back here at home, young people who voted for him feel disillusion. they feel that even though he told them to elect him in 2022 because he understood the plight of the common man. he has turned his back on them and is over taxing them. that's what they angry about this. proposed finance bill that would raise taxes and a lot of basic commodities. they have taken advantage of that to do some general looting on this street, this entire block has businesses that have been the brands such that the wallets have been broken into an every single thing that was inside appears to have been taken away. there's no valuable left here. so what you have is this scene here with broken in glas. and these shadows completely broken into and people appeared have just been taking advantage of the situation. the honore key to lose as much as possible and that's now these businessman i spoke to some of them who said they have lost everything that tried to come to terms with th

the kenyan president william ruto has scrapped a finance bill that had provoked huge protests where attjoe biden and ex—president donald trump will go head—to—head in their first debate before the 2024 election. hello, i'm sally bundock. good to have you with us. the two men in the race to become britian�*s next prime minister have faced off in a spiky television debate organised by the bbc — their last direct encounter before the general election next week. the conservative prime minister rishi sunak and his labour party opponent sir keir starmerfaced questions from an audience in nottingham. the issues of trust, taxes and youth unemployment dominated the debate. the labour party currently enjoys a big lead in opinion surveys over the conservatives, who have been in power for 1h years. here's our political correspondent hannah miller.

president of kenya william ruto.the meeting took place within the framework of the global peace summit, which began yesterday in switzerland. the presidents discussed issues of food security for both countries, as well as projects in the field of export of agricultural products. in addition, the possible participation of kenya in the creation was considered hubs for ukrainian grain in african ports. russian troops shelled seven villages in a day. points of the kherson region, the head of the kherson ova, oleksandr prokudin, announced this. several settlements came under enemy fire and airstrikes, including antonivka, kizomes, prydniprovskyi, bilozerka, boryslav, zmiivka, and kherson. the occupiers targeted the gas pipeline and residential quarters, in particular, three private houses were damaged. there are no victims or injured. the russians attacked. seven settlements in zaporozhye, during the day the occupiers struck more than 400 times in the houses of civilians, the head of the region, ivan fedorov, said. they t

volodymyr zelensky met with the president of kenya william ruto.the meeting took place within the framework of the global peace summit, which started yesterday in switzerland. the presidents discussed issues of food security for both countries, as well as projects in in the field of export of agricultural products. in addition, they considered the possible participation of kenya in the creation of hubs for ukrainian grain in african ports. biden and trump agreed on the rules of the debate. the conditions were published by the cnn channel. in particular, the 90-minute debate that will begin. june 27 will include two commercial breaks. both candidates will perform on the same podium, and their places on the stage will be determined by lot. the microphones during the broadcast will be turned off and will work alternately for each candidate during the speech. opponents will not have a chance use the prepared notes, however, they will have a pen, a notebook and a bottle of water at their disposal. ukrainian farmers will not be drafted into the army. the

president william ruto of kenya says six people are dead, but other reports have it much higher than that seen in correspondent larry madowo joins us now a lera you were on top of this yesterday doing those walking live shots past all the everything that took place there yesterday. what do you make of what the president president ruto was saying about the number of deaths. it doesn't sound like that's in line with what others are saying. what's going on? >> that's not right. the government's own human rights body, the kenyan national commission of human rights says at least 22 people were killed in protests that turned violent against the finance bill and generally over taxation in the country. now present william ruto forced to pull this bill just hours after he called the protesters criminals, he called them treasonous criminals and said they had been infiltrated by legitimate protest as, and many young people who organized on tiktok and social media were upset at the present for doing that. and now the president saying they were right, listen having reflected on the continuing con

on wednesday, president william ruto said all of them have been released, but the law society believesc is working to verify those reports. at least 18 people were killed and 30 others injured after a series of attacks in nigeria's north—eastern borno state on saturday by suspected female suicide bombers. that is according to the head of the local state emergency management agency. saturday marks ten years since the so—called islamic state group declared its caliphate. also known as is, isis or daesh, it no longer controls significant amounts of territory but its ideology remains. it carried out most of its attacks in sub—saharan africa but the group is also claimed responsibility for deadly attacks and other parts of the world, including in russia and iran. let's get more with a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy where he also directs the islamic state map project. it is an interesting date, this decade since the islamic group proclaimed its caliphate. what kind of threat do you think the group poses now after those ten years? group poses now after those te

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to kenya now, where the country's president william ruto has said he will engage with young protestorss. the demonstrations, largely led by young people, caught the government off guard. two people died and dozens were injured during thursday's protests in nairobi and several other cities across the country. the government plans to raise $2.6 billion to finance its budget and reduce its debt. more than 100 million americans remain under heat advisory alerts, as temperatures remain stubbornly high across much of the country. this is a heat map from the us national weather service — you can see areas with high temperatures coloured in orange and red spread from coast to coast. a recent analysis of us government data by the associate press showed that 2300 people who died in the us last summer had excessive heat listed on their death certificate — the highest number ever recorded. the advice from authorities is to seek shelter, ideally with air conditioning. but for the hundreds of thousands of americans with no place to call home, that isn't always an option. i spoke earlier to donald wh

on wednesday, president william ruto said all of them have been released, but the law society believes working to verify those reports. for more i spoke with ernest cornel, a kenya human rights commission official. now, i understand that you are on the front lines covering these protests and the government response. can you first of all just tell us, what did you personally witness? so what i witnessed was a large, large number of young kenyans coming out on the street to protest the high taxes that were proposed in the finance bill of 2024. what i witnessed on the street was police using live ammunition to take out peaceful protesters who were asking the government, who were asking their mps and the president, to reject the bill. i witnessed police shooting five protesters outside parliament, and two of them died instantly. one of the persons who was shot dead had his head blasted off. another one was hit and he died on the spot. the three that i witnessed getting shot were... the other three were put in an ambulance and rushed to the hospital. these young protesters were chanting ant

in an address to the nation william ruto said it was clear kenyans "want nothing" to do with it.lled during demonstrations in which parliament was ransacked and the city hall was set alight. ann soy has more from nairobi. they found their youth and voice across the country to denounce. the result was unshakeable and it has now paid off. i unshakeable and it has now paid off. ., ., , off. i run a government but i also need — off. i run a government but i also need people. _ off. i run a government but i also need people. and - off. i run a government but i also need people. and the i also need people. and the people have spoken. the news many had _ people have spoken. the news many had longed _ people have spoken. the news many had longed to _ people have spoken. the news many had longed to hear. - people have spoken. the news many had longed to hear. i - many had longed to hear. i can't believe it. i _ many had longed to hear. i can't believe it. i can't - can't believe it. i can't believe _ can't believe it. i can't believe it. _ can't believe it. i can't believe it. it's - can'

to kenya now, where the country's president, william ruto, has accused what he called 'criminals' ofs against tax rises. five people were shot dead by police after demonstrators broke through cordons, and tried to entered the parliament on tuesday. parts of the building were set on fire. the military has been deployed to try and restore order. from nairobi, barbara plett usher sent this report. they called for a total shutdown, and in towns across kenya today, tens of thousands took to the streets. in nairobi by lunchtime, there were running battles as police tried to hold back the tide of fury. but then this... hundreds of demonstrators pushed through the gates of parliament, overwhelming officers lined up outside. the response was quick and brutal — live shots fired. reports of five killed in the street and dozens more wounded. others made it inside, challenging the government's authority in the building where mps had been voting on the contentious finance bill. this is as close as we feel safe to get to parliament because police are firing live rounds there. the government had war

but young people are furious with the country's president, william ruto, elected less than two years ago on a promise to help the poor. tonight's violence shattering the glittery image the world saw just last month at a lavish white house state dinner when the bidens celebrated kenya's leader as an important western ally. former president obama, whose father was kenyan, came to the reception as nairobi burns. this morning. the first contingent of 400 un backed kenyan police arrived in haiti to try to restore order there. lester andrea. thank you. now to the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. the u.s. built a $220 million pier to get aid flowing into the war torn enclave. but in the 40 days since deliveries began, it's been hit by several setbacks. courtney ashby, now with a rare up close look, you can see the beach from this american pier off gaza. tonight, our first look at the structure, which has allowed the u.s. military to deliver much needed aid by sea. it took about an hour to get from the israeli port of ashdod to here. this is jloc. it's a temporary u.s. military pier syst

kenya's president, william ruto, has scrapped a finance bill that included controversial tax hikes followingf massive demonstrations in which at least 23 people were killed. the bill aimed to raise an additional 2.7 billion dollars in taxes in an effort to lighten the heavy debt kenya is facing. the proposal contained tax hikes on basic goods and services. opponents to the bill said tax hikes would harm people already struggling with the cost of living. initially, president ruto responded with defiance to the demonstrations — but in a sudden change of course — he now says, �*the people have spoken�*. having reflected on the continuing conversation around the content of the finance bill of 2024, and listening keenly to the people of kenya who have said loudly that they wanted nothing to do with this finance bill 2024. therefore i concede, and therefore i will not sign the 2024 finance bill. and it shall subsequently be withdrawn and i have agreed with these members that becomes our collective position. us secretary of state, antony blinken thanked the kenyan president for showing restraint on

on wednesday, president william ruto said all of them had been released — but rights groups say that to verify those reports. for more i spoke to ernest cornel, with the kenya human rights commission about what it's been like in nairobi. i understand you are on the front lines and the government response. can you tell us what you personally witness?- response. can you tell us what you personally witness? what i witnessed _ you personally witness? what i witnessed was _ you personally witness? what i witnessed was a _ you personally witness? what i witnessed was a large - you personally witness? what i witnessed was a large number| you personally witness? what i i witnessed was a large number of young kenyans coming out in the street to protest the high taxes that in 202a. what i witnessed on the streets was police using live musicians to take out protesters for the who are asking the government, asking the mps and the president to reject the bill. i witnessed police shooting five protesters and two of them died instantly. one of the persons who were shot dead had his head blast off.

thank yom _ kenya's president, william ruto, has scrapped a finance bill that included controversiallowing a day of massive demonstrations in which at least 23 people were killed. the bill aimed to raise an additional 2.7 billion dollars in taxes in an effort to lighten the heavy debt kenya is facing. the proposal contained tax hikes on basic goods and services. opponents to the bill said tax hikes would harm people already struggling with the cost of living. initially, president ruto responded with defiance to the demonstrations — but in a sudden change of course — he now says, �*the people have spoken�*. us secretary of state, antony blinken thanked the kenyan president for showing restraint on a call. in a statement, a us state department spokesperson said that: mr ruto has now vowed to enter into dialogue with young people who have been at the forefront of the country's biggest protests since his election in 2022. but some protesters are now demanding that the president step down entirely — with the slogan "ruto must go." our africa correspondent barbara plett usher sent this upd

kenya's president, william ruto, has scrapped a finance bill that included controversial tax hikes followingy debt kenya is facing. the proposal contained tax hikes on basic goods and services. 0pponents to the bill said tax hikes would harm people already struggling with the cost of living. initially, president ruto responded with defiance to the demonstrations, but in a sudden change of course — he now says, "the people have spoken". having reflected on the continuing conversation around the content of the finance bill 2024, and listening keenly to the people of kenya, who have said loudly, that they want nothing to do with this financial —— financial bill 2024, i concede and therefore i will not sign the 2024 finance bill, and it shall subsequently be withdrawn and i have agreed with these members that that becomes our collective position. meanwhile, amnesty international and local organisations in the country are accusing the government of human rights violations claiming that at least 12 people suspected of involvement in the protests have been abducted. in a statement, the groups said

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on wednesday, huge demonstrations forced president william ruto to abandon his deeply unpopular bill, africa correspondent barbara plett usher sent this update from nairobi. the city centre is basically shut down you can see people walking around adding cars but the situation is very different from tuesday were processors flooded the streets and some of them stormed parliament and set on fire. now they are trying to gather in small groups but police fired tear and scattered them. it's not easy to see how many of them are but there are way fewer than on tuesday. also, the security forces are out in much greater strength, the military has joined together with the police and they are more organised and more effective at keeping people out of the city centre. to the movement that has been protesting against the a tax bill, the movement that has been led by the user is dividing now on how to proceed because essentially they won, the president said that he would accede to their demands by not signing the bill. some feel the need to not come out in protest any more and want to see what happe

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we are expecting a statement from kenya's president william ruto imminently — we'll bring it to you asthe whole day, the medics here have been on standby to receive casualties from the protests that have been happening in town. initially, there were two other medical camps set closer

parliament protesters of called for seven days of rage to pressure the government of president william ruto to drop the finance bill, which they say would make their life expensive. but one of the other consents here has been about prominent social media users that have gone missing in the last few days. i'm here with the rumble horton, who's the executive director? amnesty international. what more do we know about these missing users? >> i mean, as i'm c-natural, we are horrified by some of the testimonies we've heard over the last 24 hours. we have probably about 12 people and accounted for who had been picked up in many cases by people who are uniformed or not uniforms, but essentially they have been abducted in the middle of the night and there has been no opportunity unity for them to get either legal assistance or for their families to know what is happening with them. and i think this has to be the most contradictory management of a protest that we have seen in probably 20 years. on one hand, you have the ministry of interior seeing that the protests will be respected, that the artic

and a terrible scene for president william ruto, who did acknowledge and sunday that these young people had some legitimate concern and he would be engaging them. but the people out on the streets today did not feel that he had liquidly responded to their demands. and so you see some of the looting we saw today. this is outside of curve for market. it's. a store he had just outside kenyan supreme court. and it's just products tune all over from baby formula to flower to yogurts, to chocolate, to sanitary pads. it's all down there on the floor. >> we saw a part of a building, one block where every single building had been vandalized, grants act, nothing of valuable left there. >> and part of the angers because the protests the heavy police presence, and seems to want to exact revenge. and they really did in some cases, in some cases, this rampaged through a huge block to damage everything in their path to make their voices heard alright larry, just pictures really telling the story there. >> we appreciate you showing that to us after spending the past five years in a high-security britis

all they want is for president william ruto to listen to them and to avoid over taxing them yeah. >> i want you to remind people what has at the core of these protests. all right, how it is escalated. so how it escalated to this to this point, you also spoke with the half sister of former president barak obama, who was there protesting that is adding that was extraordinary because she generally stays away from politics. alma obama, best today's she says she needed to join these young people kenya who are protesting. i want you to listen to what she told me because look at what's happening what, demonstrate you for their rights. >> they're demonstrating with flags and banners. i can't even see anymore schedule told me that, is an extraordinary scene to see how obama out here and these young people were back here on the streets and you see that tear gas getting fired here and so many of these protests does not intimidated by that some of what we hear sound like live rounds here outside parliament we're not exactly certain, but there's a distinctive sound between what is tear gas and wh

>> it's likely this bill, so go ahead because president william ruto, government has a majority in bothsembly and the senate. that two houses of parliament. so he did not address that finance bill specifically when he addressed the nation a short while ago, all he said is that legitimate purchased as well? infiltrated by hijack and hijacked by criminals. and that has not gone down well with so many of these young people who organized on tiktok and instagram and x and came out to stand up for their rights. and they said, we were under banners and flags, please were armed with light bullets, awarded the criminal here. so it looks like on thursday, there'll be even more protests across the streets of nairobi and other parts of the country. will certainly be watching larry keep doing great reporting, stay safe as well. appreciate it. so a few western journalists are able to get into gaza, a former cnn correspondent turned aid worker. >> she's there now. what she's seeing on the ground that's next debate in america as biden and trump meet at only cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled x th

kenya's president william ruto has said he will engage with young protestors opposed to the government'suring thursday's protests in nairobi and several other cities across the country. the government plans to raise two point six billion dollars to finance its budget and reduce its debt. supporters of more than two—hundred women's rights organisations in france have taken to the streets of paris to protest against the far—right national rally party. it's doing well in opinion polls before next week's elections. demonstrators allege the party will erode women's rights but it denies this. our reporter meghan owen explained why they were protesting. it is clear there was a lot of anger on the streets of paris today, lots of banners, saying, it not woman herfragile, but their lights, —— women are not fragile, but their rights and lots of feminists unite against the far right. what does that mean? they are saying that if the group comes into power, they will incite hate and there are concerns about their policy about abortion. jordan bordello, the parliamentary leader of the party said they w

anyway, president william ruto yesterday was forced to withdraw. what is known as the finance bill after how unpopular it became. that's where there was stripped, voted for two weeks in a row he was supposed to withdraw that. but people are not. they said this is about his legitimacy to rule. it's about high cost of living. it's about corruption. i wanted to show you what's happening over here as one indication as these policemen try and push the protesters back further away from the middle of the city. and they're doing everything to come back. so there are complementing what the military has been deployed on the streets here to make sure that there's no protests in any part of the city. but the protesters, like i said, still determined to make sure so this is usually one of the busiest streets in the middle of nairobi, one of africa's most vibrant cities. reduced to this ghost zone. with stones blocking the road and protesters badly police constantly to we didn't want to see that's a common side here, but this constantly throwing tear gas has bee

president william ruto in a national address that some criminals infiltrated legitimate protesters, but that didn't go down well with mostly young protesters were out in the streets. he said they were only armed with banners and flags while the police were under the bullets. so who are the criminals? >> that's the question tonight. >> erin and also tonight, a top hamas leader remaining defiant after israel launched an airstrike on his sister's home, killing her and her family. >> the building reduced to rubble political leader saying, quote, if israel thinks that targeting my family and relatives will change our positions and resistance than they are delusional. it comes as tonight for the first time we are seeing disturbing new video of the hostages who were taken from the nova music festival on october 7, were so many were killed i want to warn you that it is graphic. this video, which was originally taken by hamas, shows three injured, injured hostages in the back of a pickup truck one of them is 30 three-year-old or levy. >> today is his guns. third birthday is third birthday, and h

kenya's president william ruto has vowed a "full response" to the violence.teenagerjay slater. the 19—year—old from lancashire went missing after attending a music festival with friends on the spanish island of tenerife 10 days ago. his family have travelled to the island to join the search. the former fujitsu engineer garethjenkins will return to give evidence to the post office inquiry today, the second of four days of questioning. he played a pivotal role in helping the post office defend its faulty horizon software in court, including in the trial of sub—postmistress seema misra, who was pregnant when she was jailed in 2010. our reporter, zoe conway, has more. former sub—postmistress seema misra came to the inquiry because she wanted to come face—to—face with the man who helped put her in prison. i'm here to hearfrom mrjenkins — why did he do what he did? that's what. .. that's what i wanted to hear. journalists clamour. garethjenkins, a former fujitsu engineer, gave evidence against her in 2010 on behalf of the post office. in his written statement to th