zambia zambia's new president is under a lot of pressure to deliver on that promise. >> they want to the income that is coming from. at least translate into improving. they want to see the creation of jobs real jobs. >> the swearing in ceremony show cased zambia's regions and tribes. whether people voted for lunga or not, those who are the majority want to live in a zambia where they benefit, too. hara mutasa. >> more on that story as well as all of the day's other top stories on our newly launched website, aljazeera.com. check it out for all of the latest news aljazeera.com.

dennis. >> thank you haru matassa in the national stadium there in zambia. >>> what has been an merge meeting in yemen has been postponed. tens of thousands of people have been protesting against houthi rebel group who are in control of the capital sanaa. >> houthi fighters opened fire and the crowd scattered. three people were injured unclear if they were hurt by the gun shots or the ensuing panic. these people are anti-houthi protests a town under control of the rebel group since october. there were no gun shots in the capital sanaa as tens of thousands marched against the overtaking of the government and their city. these protesters don't want president abd man sur hadi resign. but he couldn't remainder in office. southern mp mps say they will protest. secessionist movement that has simmered for decades. this is where the houthis are in control and including the capital sanaa. and these are cities that have seen major demonstrations against the rebels. but there are many others who support the rebel group. on friday thousands of them marched in support of the houthis and their plan

. >> we'll see the welcome given to the new president of zambia. coming up, ecuador yell guinea tightens security at the africa cup of nations. >> first at least 11 people have been killed in violent protests across egypt on the fourth anniversary of the revolution which toppled president mubarak. a female activist from the leftest popular alliance party was skilled saturday. witnesses say she was protesting peacefully when hit by bird shot fired by police. egypt's prime minister said that her death is being investigated. >> in alexandria, a protestor was killed there during skirmishes with police. in cairo, two policemen were injured by a bomb explosion the police targeted outside a sports club in the area. >> egyptians brought an end to the mubarak government in just 18 days, but the four years since then have been chaotic. simon mcgreg gore wood reports. after 30 years of rule, mubarak was swept from power by protest. in marsh 2011, protestors stormed the hated state security service and demanded his arrest and trial. heading the supreme council

. >> reporter: voters in zambia choosing the next president following the death of michael last yearnd vote expected to be a close race between candidates and ruling front and opposition united party for national development and we report from polling station in the capitol. >> reporter: this election was not made to happen now but michael died last year in office and people have to come out and vote for a new president and have come out in big numbers waiting in long lines and very excited about casting their votes. when they get to the door they have the idea of the check and go in and cast ballots and people are very excited and saying they are hoping it will will usher new zambia and they are concerned and live with less than a dollar a day and want a better zambia especially for the poor. >> what we want is good roads, schools and hospitals with medicine medicine. >> we have waited enough. we have waited enough. we don't want somebody who is sick. we want somebody who is young and good looking. >> reporter: most people say the process is fast and simple with registration book an

zambia's president is sworn in. his rival is not happy >>> in sport, can rafael nadal keep himself in contention for the australian open title. that is also to come. joo voting is upped way in grease in an election that could change the direction of the country. the far left group is expected to win the polls. he promised to renegotiate greece's debt and end austerity. >> this is his lively. samar a the current prime minister. he has been pushing through austerity plans to secure the bail out. there's the river party, formed last year by a journalist. center left leaning and wants to keep greece in europe. and golden dawn condemned as neo-nazi. it gained support during the economic crisis. >> sue turton joins us live. a make or break vote for the future, the heart of greece. do we know how the voting is going so far? >> well we were out at polling before dawn in downtown. i'm trying to test the temperature of who was voting which way, and that way. there was a few supporting all four of the top parties. by far the m

. >>> heading to the polls voters in zambia choose a new president. >>> and keep on running, these athletesunning seven marathons in seven days on seven continents. ♪ >>> in iraq isil fighters have seized a compound belonging to an influential tribal leader. the battle began on sunday night in anbar province. nine policemen were killed as gunmen blew up the buildings. tribes fought with the u.s. military against al-qaeda. jane is following developments for us from bagdad. jane what more can you tell us about this pro-u.s. tribal leader? why was he targeted by isil? >> reporter: well this attack is -- is really a strong message on several fronts darren. it marks an incursion further in to the tribal area by isil. isil already has 70 to 85% of anbar, the biggest province in bagdad but significantly, this man is in washington, d.c. where he has gone with a delegation of senior officials. the anbar governor and others to lobby the u.s. for more help. this clearly an attack on his compound that killed nine policemen, most of them tribal members is an indication that things are not well in anbar.

and this election in zambia is like no other before.to call and there's no telling who the president will be. the commission makes sure the results are delivered on time to the people. zambia's electoral commission has once again promised to deliver a free and fair election. >> the commission that the election result would be accepted. we're doing our best as much as possible, to ensure that we conduct a credible election and i would like to assure the nation that that's what it's all about, us delivering a credible election. >> he earns a living on the outskirts of the capital. he hopes politicians will live up to their promises of improving people's lives. there's little doubt that all zambians want their voices to be heard on election day. >>> the government of mali has declared the country free of ebola, saying that no new cases have been reported for the past 42 days. mali is one of five western african countries torvey sies to have been hit by the virus. why there's so much resistance. >> they may be facing their worst health cris

will do his very best for the poor, improve schools, infrastructure and things that need done in zambia. in 2016 is when the next election is taking place. he says that he will do his best to help the people. opposition parties still say they feel very aggrieved saying this election was stolen, they might go to court to challenge the results. the president said i know a lot of people don't like me, some don't want me here, but i am here, i will try to work with everyone who is willing to work with me and his main message is to unite the country and move forward and improve the lives of the poor in zambia. >> in yemen a province where al-qaeda is active yet again. more on that. stay with us. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. u.s. secretary of state john kerr

a lot of appeals for calm in zambia he's not happy. some are saying once the result is announced, if it doesn't win. it could go to the courts. >> watching the outcome of the zambia elections where it appears the ruling party has a slight lead. >> much ahead for you on the al jazeera newshour. we tell you why soldiers are deployed to control shoppers at this supermarket in venezuela. after years of neglect foreign investment helps the nigerian train system get on track. >> in sport. one of the united states revered baseballers ernie banks passes away. pass pass >>> welcome back you're watching the al jazeera newshour. 16 are dead, 83 injured. they are the latest figures in ukraine, as rockets fall on the eastern port city of mariupol. pro-russian rebels are responsible for the attack. senior kurdish officials told al jazeera that iraqi forces need foreign boots on the ground. peshmerga forces are struggling to push back the fighters in the north of iraq. thousands are taking part in demonstrations against houthi rebels. a take over cau

. >> voters in zambia choose a new president. >> keep on running we follow the athletes hoping to run seven mountains in seven days on seven continents. we start in iraq where isil seized a compound belonging to a tribal leader. the battle for the home began sunday night in are inry mad de. nine were killed as gunman blew that up the buildings. let's get more now from the iraq capitol, baghdad. jane what more can you tell us about this pro u.s. tribal leader in rimadi and why he was targeted by isil. >> it is a strong message, one of the chance of one of the biggest tribes in iraq is currently in washington to meet with senior u.s. officials. he is well known to the u.s. he met with president obama when obama was first elected and was instrumental in the sunni awakening, the aligning with the united states. he is with the new governor of the anbar province to lobby for more help, money weapons and particularly direct weapons going to the sunni tribes. isil has gone in while he has been away, taken his compound and killed nine policemen from the tribes, as well. it marks an incursion b

he became the acting president of zambia when michael sutter died in country last year.hands over power to edgaru zambia's 6th president despites client by the opposition that the vote was manipulated. after months of uncertainty, many people are relieved that it has been a relatively peaceful transition of power. >> they have a history in this trend of being a peaceful nation. you can tell look in politics there are a few misunderstandings but not to the extents where we probably,e tomorrow wet get back into our offices, markets, you know, gas stations and life will continue. >> lungu was the justice minister. he now begins what could be his toughest challenge yet. >> edgar lunga will only be in office until the general election in 016. >> that's when the term of the late president was supposed to ends. some people are wondering what can at the actually do in a such a short amount of time. he says he will do a lot to improve the lives of the poor. >> zambia's new president is under a lot of pressure to deliver on that promise. >> the one to see, you know, what is coming

. >>> voting started in zambia for the president after the death of michael satta last year and a closefrom the patriotic front and the united party for national development and we report from a polling station in the capitol. >> reporter: this election wasn't meant to happen now but michael died last year while in office and people have to come out and vote for a new president and come out in big numbers, waiting in long lines and exhausted about casting their votes. when they get to the door the idea is to check and go in and cast their ballots and people are excited and saying they hope it will usher in new zambia and half the population live on less than a dollar a day. the mean thing they say is they want a better zambia especially for the for. >> we want good roads, schools and hospitals with medicine. >> we have waited enough. we don't want somebody sick we want somebody young and good looking. >> reporter: most people say the process is fast and simple and show the ids and registration book and come to the booth and cast their vote and it's secret and no one should know who you

zambia's ruling party stays in power with a knife-edge election. as protests take place in yemen, nine people are killed between fighting of tribesmen and houthi fighters. >> going to the polls to see about the future without the euro. a community that has already turned its back on the currency. ♪ >>> hello. separatenists eastern ukraine have begun a battle for mariupol. it has seen little fighting so far but if separatists capture the city, it would be a strategic asset giving them access to the sea. from ukraine, charles stratford reports. >> reporter: sirens ring out across the city a walkway of more attacks. this amateur video shows residential apartments their windows blown out across the road from another building in flames. a woman's body lies amidst the rubble. the body after man close by. ukrainian soldiers patrol the streets. there is a lot of damage to residential buildings and to the market. they hit the moment when people were buying groceries. you can see the bodies lying over there. >> strainian military says pro-russian rebels laun

plus as the count continues in zambia's elections, we discuss that. more in half our or so. violence at the start of equatorial guinea's game. all of that coming soon. >>> u.n.-sponsored talks on libya collapsed as two parties walked out. the united nations launched a new round of talks in geneva last week. >> the leader of the catholic church and the democratic republic of congo is calling on the president to stop killing his people. human rights activists say dozens have died in unrest. >> following days of anti-government demonstrations ruling party is trying to assert himself. here he speaks to supporters. they say that the president, through politicians in his party, is trying to change the law to extend his rule. the government refutes it. >> the issue that the people in kinshasa don't understand is they think he wants to cling to power. where does it come from. >> opposition members say dozens have been shot dead by police protesters. some have been looting. this is what remains, it's not clear why chinese properties are targeted. some say they are reaccepted. or the

. >>> heading to the poles, voters in zambia choose a new president following the death of michael sataplus millions of homeless people suffer across northern india, with temperatures dipping close to freezing point. ♪ >>> hello, we begin in yemen. that's where at least presidential guards have been killed in renewed fighting between houthi rebels and government forces. it's happening near the presidential palace in the capitol. meanwhile talks between both sides have been canceled. and yemenny military sources have sold al jazeera that houthi fighters are ransacking the headquarters of the presidential guard south of sana'a. and are continuing to surround the residence of the prime minister as the presidential palace. it all began on monday. nine people have been killed -- were killed on monday so far and our correspondent is joining us from aiden, because now we're hearing that there are more casualties in sana'a and renewed fighting around the presidential palace. what is going on? >> reporter: yes, the latest is that the ceasefire is indeed broken. there are heavy clashes outside th

we have programs in zambia and uganda where there are mobilization and these issues as well. the governments need to catch up with that, and the example is the campaign we're running in the u.k. calling the government to bring in a tax dodging bill. that's replicated in other countries and it will become much harder for other countries to play against each other and drive down their taxes. >> thank you for joining news studio. thank you. >> sport is coming right up, and ivory coast make it to the africa cup of nations. more already explained in sport. >> hello again. it was one of the most feared and hated institutions of east germany's regime. stasi was seen as a fortress of a cold war of the berlin. now 25 years old it is now a museum. giving people an idea of what it was like. we went to take a look. >> a featureless facade in the head germany's feared secret police. in its upper floors, preserved is the inner sanctum. this is the moisture of erich meilke. >> execute and if necessary without a court verdict. >> from his desk he ordered a ruthless clamp down on dissent. the

erica wood zambia. al jazeera. >> died in office last october as hari matassa reports, there are standouts candidates. >> josephine is frustrated. zambia has had six presidents since 1964. on tuesday she is voting again former president was sick and died last year. >> money is wasted on state funerals and elections that weren't planned. i wish this election wasn't happening. >> but the presidential bi-election is going ahead. the opposition leader promises change. being investor friendly will create jobs. people using ma chet machetes. >> they are moving around with dangerous weapons attacking people. >> the ruling patriotic front is promising continuity, carrying on where they left off improving facilities and roads its presidential candidate edgar lungo denies representations made by his rival. >> my message to him and those who represent him i don't like to preside over a destroyed nation on account of people's ambition but a drop of blood for a life should be lost. >> both men say they wants to impr

he is the head of the african union observer mission for zambia's elections. he said the election was largely conducted peacefully. >> how the elections have been run so far is that they've been run efficiently and in an environment that is very peaceful and zambians have voted. i think the interim president has managed very well without creating any loss of faith in the office of the president so i think the transition will be well managed. >> u.n. sponsored peace talks on libya collapsed after one of the countries rival governments walked out. the general nothing congress accuses the poll lent of orchestrating new violence. the geneva talks were in tended to really bring together heavily armed groups fighting for territory at ports. much of the east of the country is under the control of the former general. last year, he launch add military campaign called operation dignity to drive out rival groups in benghazi. he also backs the government of the prime minister which is based right there in tebrook. it moved after tripoli became too dangerous. libya dawn to

sixth president of zambia, david. >> what about the fact that we'll see another election, sata's death meant this is an earlier election. still have to have one in 2016. what is the new president hoping to achieve, what is he saying he is going to try and do? >> well, that's what a lots of people are saying. he's only going to be in power for 18 months give or take. when you speak to the supporters in the stadium. they are saying what can he really do in 18 moist? he is saying just sit back and watch, i will deliver. he says he will carry on the policies creating jobs et cetera but the reality for the people on the ground, diplomats and analysts, they will have a really tough time convincing the people he is the right man for the job. he has to at least do something or appear to be willing to do something so people can vote for him again in 2016 when zambians go back to vote. >> thank you haru. >>> the recent resignation of the yemeni president abd mansur hadi. >> people were injured unclear whether they were injured in the gun shots or the panic. the red sea town has been under contro

. >>> in zambia's presidential election the opposition claim that voting in some areas has been rigged to prevent them from winning. the election follows the death of its president. >>> celebrations in the democratic republic of congo there were violent protests across the country. >>> the greece's prime minister said that despite years of austerity, the country is showing signs of recovery. many have been forced to accept handouts. >> he goes out on the streets to ask for leftover food. this former merchant naval man wants to help those who have fallen on hard times so he visits the restaurants and bakeries for anything they have not thrown out. inside today's boxes are rice, pasta, and plenty of chips. he's one of the small army of volunteers trying to make life a little easier for those who have lost everything in greece's economic troubles. this soup kitchen hands out a take away meal twice a day. it's not in the greek nature to take charity. more from the not the local community tries to help it's own. but they have developed a new system to pay for goods and services if you're jo

that "something," is coming at boat in zambia and the driver picks up speed. what is in the water?a huge hippo revealing itself they are not then to be aggressive until they have babies or they feel threatened. maybe this one is hungry. it is mating season so that could be why. >> but everything is okay. >> the weather is changing and meteorologist mike nicco is outside right now. take a look. >> and it is like the jungle cruise at disneyland. good morning, again we will look at live doppler hd showing a lot of thick fog in the east bay and it is there at 1.25 mile visibility and 1.5 that expired at 11 o'clock and you can see the wind are height but blow offshore and that is why we finally seeing the fog come our way and the satellite is showing a reverse pattern of what happens in the summer and we getting all the fog and pollution from the central vietnam whether it is the northern or southern part and it is filter through the bay area so our pollution is higher today but not a "spare the air" day. walnut creek shows still not seeing total sunshine yet but give it another hour an

. >>> zambia's governing party is maintaining a slim lead in presidential elections with about 80% of counted. the low voter turnout of about 34% has been blamed on heavy rain. >>> thailand's ousted prime minister says democracy has died in the country, along with the rule of law. she has condemned thailand's leaders after they banned her from politics and proceeded with criminal charges against her. >> reporter: the vote that removed one of the most recognizable names in thai politics for five years. the assembly voted friday to im impeach yingluck shinawatra. she twice addressed the assembly during the two-week hearing. nearly half are members of the military. the basis for the impeachment she ignored corruption in her rice policy. some observers feel it was a move to oust her from politics regardless of the process. >> impeachment is illegal since we no longer have a constitution. the military government did this for political reasons. now they are working on a criminal case. >> reporter: just before the impeachment vote took place here thailand's attorney general confirmed he will

. >> early results in zambia's presidential election show the ruling patriot ok fund candidate slightly ahead. the election was called after the president died in office last year. police fired tear gas at some opposition protestors who believe the result was rigged. >> there is much more to come still this half hour. we'll look at a new medical test that could make it easier to diagnose heart attacks in women. >> high level talks continue in cuba we'll gauge the reaction of the business community and more than 1 million cuban americans that call south florida home. >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. let's update you. 13 people have been killed by a strike on a bus in donetsk. the city is a pro-russian separatists stronghold. it happens after hours for calls for a ceasefire at talks in berlin. >> an egyptian court ordered the release of the two sons of former president muck remember. they are to be retried in a corruption case. their lawyer said they should be released because they weren't being tried in any other cases. >> the european central bank will boost the flagging eco

. >> in zambia's election race. edgar lungu is taking a lead. turn out is low, and there's reports of delays in balloting. the ruling party is accused of rigging and urged supporters to remain calm. dozens were arrested by police on wednesday as they kept children im >>> the senate in the democratic republic of congo overturned a bill that triggered protests across the country. it sparked celebrations across the capital. rights groups blame 40 died in protests against the bill. the law passed by the lower house, and gave powers to president joseph kabila to continue in office until a national sen sis was completed. >> reporter: here in parliament senators rejected a planned change to electoral laws. opposition are suspicious that president joseph kabila is trying to extend the rule beyond the limit of two turns. >> reporter: the government's objective is a strategy to avoid the limits to the tying of the presidential mandate. this is a cause for debate. that is what we must defeat. >> reporter: the senate voted against the sensis that opposition

. >>> finally, the driver of a speedboat in a national park in zambia had reason to believe there was something in their wake in the water just behind their boat. sure enough it was a hippo, the size of a voexlkswagen bus. the most dangerous mammal in all of africa just feet from the stern, so they sped up and got out of there. >>> when we come back we'll return live to miguel almaguer 3,000 feet up at the summit of el capitan. celebration just under way at yosemite. >>> earlier on in our broadcast tonight we brought you an incredible moment as those two mountain climbers reached the peak of human achievement and the summit of yosemite's el capitan. it took them 19 days by hand. our team made it up to the top in a single day. they made the journey the way a lot of hikers and tourists do, which is they went the back way. which is not without its challenges we should hasten to add. we get our report tonight from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: our hike to the summit began at 5:00 a.m. along a treacherous trail through the backcountry. eight miles and ten hours to the top of el capit

doesn't get the adrenaline pumping, how about a speedboat ride through a herd of angry hippos in zambia. this tour operator captured this unbelievable footage of a hippo launching itself from the water right at the speedboat. the driver mashed the gas pedal to pull away from angry hippo there, but you can see that's a close call. he suspects the hippo got angry because of a baby hippo nearby. maybe that's a mama hippo. there you go. >> don't mess with the mama. they'll get you. >> they tell you hippos are the most dangerous animal in the jungle. >> now we see. >> they could swim and also run faster than you think. >> and apparently they're moody. >> what are you saying? >> i say they can be in a bad mood when you come upon them. >> they can swim like 20 miles an hour. >> i think he was saying more than that, but you can keep going. >> we'll kind of brush that off. >>> one front moves through tomorrow dry, a stronger front dry. outside the jungle i would say bears are the no. 1 threat. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high temperature 42 today a

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. >>> police in zambia have fired tear gas at protesters rallying against the early release of presidentialction results. they refuse to leave the national result center in the capitol. they gathered to protest against the release of poll results while voting was still going on in some remote regions. >>> to israel now where 13 people have been injured after a man boarded a bus and started attacking people. police say the man was a palestinian who entered tel-aviv illegally. >> reporter: another stabbing attack in israel this time in tel-aviv. police say a palestinian man boarded a public bus and stabbed its driver first. he then moved on to stabbing passengers before fleeing. the authorities say he was apprehended by security forces 400 meters away from the bus and shot in the leg. >> translator: i saw the bus standing at the junction. people were running away from it. i went outside, i saw the terrorist running outside, policemen were chasing them. they chased him and shot him. i decided to run for the bus to help the injured. >> reporter: the attacker now in police custody is a 23-year-o

. >>> voters in zambia choose a new president, following the death of michael sata.lus millions of homeless people suffer across northern india with temperatures dipping close to freezing point. ♪ >>> hello, we begin in yemen where the presidential palace has come under the control of shia houthi fighters. another presidential house south of the capitol sana'a has always been raided. houthi fighters have also ransacked the headquarters of the presidential guard. what is the latest you are hearing from the capitol sana'a? >> reporter: i am hearing that is quite calm outside of the president's house in sana'a with regards to the presidential palace over the last hour or so it came under the full control of the shia houthi fighters. they took apparently all of the weapons in the military bases there. this is a big compound. it has a few mountains, this is where the presidential guards are based. we're talking weaponry including rockets, heavy weapons, as well as tanks. one of the president's top advisors is holding a meeting with other advisors and political players. it

. >>> finally, the driver of a speedboat in a national park in zambia had reason to believe there wasomething in their wake in the water just behind their boat. sure enough it was a hippo the size of a volkswagen bus. the most dangerous mammal in all of africa just feet from the stern, so they sped up and got out of there. >>> when we come back we'll return live to miguel almaguer 3,000 feet up at the summit of el capitan. celebration just underway at yosemite. capitan. celebration just underway at yosemite. ld truth. i have a cold, with terrible chest congestion. better take something. i'll catch up later. awww... truth is, theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! woooo! woooo! and now, alka-seltzer plus has a complete line of powders to treat your worst cold symptoms. thank you for being a sailor and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many t

it's a narrows came for this safari guide in zambia who later posted on facebook "nothing like gettingoo close for comfort." the man has a point. hippos are the most dangerous mammals in africa. at their largest, they can be 17 feet long and weigh nearly 10,000 pounds. and they can hold their breath under water for five minutes. not long ago in uganda i had a e encounter of my own. what's this right here? >> that is a hippo. >> reporter: right next to the boat? they can swim fast. watch as he emerges from the water and wheels around to face us. doesn't look happy to see us. >> yeah. >> reporter: the hippo in this new video, not looking happy, either and he was fast. good thing the boat was faster. dan harris abc news, san francisco. >> they're always happy to see danot. thank you for watching. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then have a good evening. good night. from sony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of. fortune! ladies and genenemen here are the stars of our show pasajak and vanna white. thatould be the two of us, in that order. hi! thank you, j

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. >>> now a couple of other stories we are expecting to develop on sunday, zambia's new president willut a half an hour's time even won tuesday's election with 48% of the vote. they accused rival of the ma nip laying the results. early poll after the death of the president in october. >>> anti-islam marches are set to get underway in germany. the right wing movement there patriots europeans against the islam saying of the west. drawing 10s of thousands of supporters. there have also been counter rallies calling for the rejection of muslim asylum seekers. police will be hoping to avoid scenes such as this and guinea takes on ga bon in i quarter finals of the african cup of nations, frustrated fans threw missiles when there were huge delays getting in to the stadium. he can what tar yell guinea news to win the match in order to stay alive in the tournament. >> now flute owe is more than 7 billion-kilometer as way it's taken the new horizons craft nine years to get close enough for the first snaps the pictures will be tiny dots and will take two days to get back here to earth. but july, t

. >>> voters in zambia choose a new president, following the death of michael sata.s millions of homeless people suff

the line takes you into tanzania and across to zambia. there may be flooding in malawi it will be in the north. that's for the next two days. the trend is to take it to the north. i wouldn't say it's over. things have changed. we'll leave southern africa and come up to the gulf. it rained last night in qatar. it's probably rained in saudi arabia and it has not yet finished. here is what the satellite shows. rain is a good thing. now, the rain i suspect, for the next 24 hours will head south. abu dhabi is set to get some. it's the strength of wind. 16 degrees is the max. with that strength of wind it will be up >>> thank you, rob. women's rights campaigners in england are seeking to turn government cuts which they say are putting lives at risk. u.k. government's austerity led to restrictions on the right of women from poor backgrounds to seek legal support from an abusive partner. laurence lee reports. >> reporter: every year in this country, 100,000 women report violence to the police. a new year sees a spike in attacks. this woman's case

. >> in zambia elections ruling party candidate ed-garlungo has a slight league. it is following the death of michael sata. voting has been low with delays in remote areas. >> staying with africa. nigeria's government embarked on a mission to re-vanning the railways. for years the system didn't run at all. trains may be back on track, but not at full speed. >> after decades of neglect. trains in nigeria are back on track, and passengers breathing life into the system. the refurbished line reopened last year. >> enjoy. >> they no longer have to worry about bandits or drivers when he takes the journey back to his family house. >> this is a second time on board he is going to visit his grandmother. >> i like it because it's cheaper. and what i like about it is that it's slow. >> the train seems to moveffatt moffatt -- moveat a lower speed than 50 k/hr. >> at the current levels. the nigerian railway estimates 5 million passengers use the train. it's not considered many in a country of nearly 107 million. >> the nigerian government has been expanding and growing the ne

. >> police in zambia have fired tear gals against protesters rallying against the early presidential results. the demonstrateors refused to leave in the capitol. voting is still going on in some remote regions. >> stay with us here on the news hour. lots more to come. the rich, powerful, lucky gather at the swiss resort, will they find a solution to the world's widening wealth gap. and crossed in the storm of falling oil prices, venezuela is struggling to stay afloat. we'll report. and in sport africa cup of nations host equatorial guinea with a push to qualifications. we're live in bata after the break. stay with us. >> saturday. >> visibility was 3 to 5 nautical miles. >> weathering the storm. >> we want to show people how to replace property against the worst mother nature has to offer. >> experts forecast how to stay safe. >> i'm standing in a tropical windstorm. >> in extreme weather. >> oh my god. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at h

nigeria, zambia, egypt only a couple of players based in their home country.a few things for the fans to consider before they get too excited. >> andy, where you are now mongomo, first time the competition has come to mongomo. has everything run smoothly so far? >> you know what? it has. there were huge concerns there wouldn't be much of a crowd. we're quite remote, a couple of kilometers from the city's country's biggest city. distributed 40,000 free technicalities although there were some genuine fans here you could get the impression that a lot of the fans have come on those free tickets. fill house no problems outside the ground and we're looking forward to algeria and south africa in a few hours time. >> andy, in equate or yul equatorial guinea. . >> meeting with the defending champions egypt. >>> grand slam champion rafael nadal, eighth competitive match in six months, made quick work, 6-3, 6-2 6-2. to advance. nadal was side lined during much of 2014 and came to the doha open. >> i am defending i can arrive with a little bit more confidence. try to hit

nigeria, zambia, egypt that has been the case. if you're looking for a trend it's tunisia. they came from a tough qualifying group and they are a team to look out for. >> reporting live from bata. >>> in australia top spot in the asian cup beaten by south korea in brisbane. think failed to convert a number of chances at the match. the campaign for the 1-0 defeat in kuwait chelsea are look to extend their league in the english premier league. they're taking on swansea. liverpool are a goal up away from aston villa holding them 0-1 draw. and in bike, pollen has won his fifth wins. andrew simmons is live for us from buenos aires. what a great story. tell us a bit about him. >> they're all waiting for him here. something of a hero's figure. the master of the desert, not only that, he's also a shooter. he shoots clay pigeons and he's prayed good at that. he actually has a bronze medal and the atmosphere is really building. it was an extraordinary rally. >> okay, we'll have to leave it there for now andrew. we'll talk to you later. andrew simmons reporting live for us from buenos

. >> zambia has a new president. what did he have to say? >> reporter: he had a lot to say. he first thought about saying what the opposition leader was that he stole the election is not true. he said he won it fair and square and he wants to work with as many people as possible. they have said that this has been a clean and fair election. we know the opposition parties are not happy about this. they maintain that the election was stolen and say that the result was too close and allege that the results were manipulated. with that said the new president said that he'll try to work with everyone those who agree with him and those who don't. >> he said he's quite an ordinary zambiaen with humble beginnings. he's president now but it might not be for very long. >> exactly. he came from humble beginnings. a lot of people say they kind of understand him support him but with that said he's been behind the scenes for a long time. he was defense minister and justice minister. people said that they really didn't know him. he wasn't making speeches, and he wasn't out in the public eye.

john was right there particularly when it came to zambia. john was right there knocking on the door. continued to unveil the lies and bringing truth to power. thank you, john. [applause] >> before i introduce the next speaker, i want to to say something danny just introduced. the person who came the furthest tonight to be here at this event is the leader of south africa's biggest and most militant metalworkers federation, irvin jim. i would like irvin to stand and be recognized for his work. [applause] i would like to invite you all tomorrow evening, danny glover and irvin jim will lead a conversation about contemporary issues in south africa and the dynamic movements emerging and the new leaders, so please come. now it is my pleasure to bring up here, i was going to say congressman conyers' oldest friend in this year until julian bond told his story. but i want to invite up mark raskin. mark raskin and dick bove it cofounded the institute for policy studies in 1963 as a think tank designed to speak truth to power. prior to founding i.p.s.,

. >> we'll cover how the africa zambia got in. we have that and the rest of the sport. >> we will kick off sport literally. >> the african cup of nations, 2012 winners were held to a 1-1 draw by the democratic group of congo. they took the lead with a minute into the match, they had boater chances after the break in the 66th minute at a time stadium. tunisia meets cape verde in a few minutes. the tunisia coach has been less than impressed with the facilities with the town that borders cameroon and gabon. it will has a population of 36,000. we have already had surprises over the past four days. i have wanted to go to the toilet for the past three days but i haven't been able to because of the lack of water. we have had so many worries since getting here and tomorrow too. it's sfofrpt but now, i have asked my players to concentrate on the match. >> china has struggled on the international football scene but for the first time, the country has won three straight games at the asian cup. beating north korea 2-1 in the final group game.

. >> initial results are coming in after tuesday's presidential election in zambia. voting was extended to wednesday, after rains delayed the deliver of ballot papers. >> where is the best place to find out what people are thinking? in africa it's the market. there's always newspapers around. people are reading the newspapers trying to get a sense. the headlines tell a terrory, but they say things like washing away. they failed to open on tuesday. people couldn't get to them. people say perhaps there was apathy. people thought there was no need to come out with numbers to vote. each person that wins the election have only been in power in 18 months generally people are trying to get as much as they can about how the election went the way things are going, and are excited about results and can't wait for is to be announced. >> people - the winner should be declared. the loser should go. >> this is what i want to know who is the coming next president. >> reporter: a lot of zambians struggle to make ends meet. a lot look at women, it's cheap, simple cloth, it is afforda

and then they coached zambia. >> guinea are playing cameroon later on. can you tell us about the challenges they faced before qualifying for this event? >> it came through a tough qualifier. they qualified behind ghana implicated by the fact that guinea has been affected by the outbreak of the ebola virus. they could not play their matches in their home country and they ended up playing their games in morocco. morocco was supposed toeshoes the cup ofto host the cup of nations, but they withdraw because of the fear of ebola. but they were a willing to host guinea in their games. they've lost their record goalscorer samuelto, but they should expect good support here at the stadium. a lot of people from cameroon in he can tore really guinea, and we expect a big crowd for that one. >> it's about to kick off. andy richardson, live from the capitol of ecuador guinea. . >> senegal are the surprise group leaders after the 1-1 draw. ghana now second and algeria third. the final round of matches on tuesday will decide which two teams will go through to the quarter