felix knew fairly early that he wanted to be a d.j. . he was. the present teenager i started playing tracks at birthday parties at first i just connected my phone to the loud speakers and realised that i like deciding what tunes to play it was i always wanted to be the host of the party making sure people had a great time. that's how i really started d.j. at the moment effect as i did my first gigs in clubs in northern germany at the age of fifteen i graduated from high school i was seventeen then i really focused one hundred percent on my d.j. . this is a president is limited that's pretty much all i take onstage with me my headphones look it even says felix his headphones and two u.s.b. sticks so i can start playing tracks any time i always carry a spare pair of headphones in my suitcase that means i'm always ready to go call it two days before. now it's time for that performance. good. feelings in this video and the film in the meantime félix again has become a business a brand. there are so many things happening around that and i'm involved

fÉlix: la situaciÓn de venezuela estÁ la atenciÓn mundial. la uniÓn europea pidió ocho dÍas de plazo maduro para que convoque elecciones, lo cual fue rechazado por el rÉgimen. galo: la presiÓn internacional puede lograr el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro sin la necesidad de una intervenciÓn militar? esta pregunta mantiene en vilo al mundo. marcos rubio ve la situaciÓn con optimismo. >> el que vive del robo del petrÓleo, sus dÍas estÁn contados. veremos los anuncios el mÁximo dÍas, pero eso ya se estÁ acabando. el gobierno estadounidense podrÍa ordenar que toda transferencia de dinero fruto de un acuerdo comercial de venezuela sea transferido al presidente guaido y no para maduro. la mancomunada acciÓn ha sido vital para la permanencia del maderismo. >> nosotros tenemos razones para ser optimistas de que esta crisis se debe resolver en poco tiempo. la sÓlo idea de que criminales reciban un al mes dÍa preocupa a la poblaciÓn. >> te parece justo? >> hay un delito del que no pueden escapar, cuando se trata de crÍmenes de lesa human

stay tuned for more félix this installment of pop export extras. the d.j.'s at major festivals all over the world but he lives in his small hometown in eastern germany. i. grew up on the baltic coast and mecklenburg. this is where he still feels at home with his family. in the top when i was when i come back home after travelling to all these huge metropolitan cities from this crazy lifestyle from all this important overstimulation i could just kick back when there's nothing around here you can just gaze the fields it's just gorgeous peace and quiet that i need to recharge my batteries. so something. in the spring of twenty eighteen felix yen revealed that he's attracted to men as well as women in an interview for the weekly newspaper the d.j. described himself as bisexual and said he dreams of finding the person he can share his life with whether that's a man or woman. and has been endorsing. since twenty six. for the german car brand in brochures and visiting the team at a motor racing event in austin texas. even took the wheel himself for a commercial. th

fÉlix: tenemos las imÁgenes de tres generaciones de guatemaltecas. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: manifestantes se lanzaron a las calles de parÍs y otras ciudades para protestar, la violencia estallÓ entre los chalecos amarillos y la policÍa. las protestas tienen como objetivo presionar al gobierno para que revise sus polÍticas sociales. una iglesia catÓlica en cuba abriÓ hoy en la occidental pinar del rÍo. arantxa todo un todos queremos compartir colores redes la historia de la guatemalteca que pasÓ en estancia en un centro de detenciÓn. alejandra sototiene la reuniÓn entre 13 generaciones. >> quiero llorar, pero no quiero. >> esta joven comenzÓ su camino con su pequeÑa de meses. llegÓ a principios de junio y se vio enredada en la separaciÓn de menores. >> ella no podÍa cruzar todo el desierto con la niÑa. yo lo pasÉ tres veces ya. >> ella y su hija pasaron muchos dÍas en las "hieleras". >> nos daban un sandwich, una papita oma una manzana y un poquito de leche, pero hay veces que los sÁnchez eran muy feos. -- sandwiches eran muy feos. >> se admite conocer la cantidad de menores arresta

get even says felix his headphones and two u.s.b. sticks so i can start playing tracks any time i always carry a spare pair of headphones in my suitcase that means i'm always ready to go call it two days before. now it's time for that performance. heelys you know this video and the film in the meantime félix again has become a business a brand. there are so many things happening around that and i'm involved in all the details sometimes i wonder whether out a chill more maybe i'm overdoing it a bit. this is. going to do hi rose from the says and second job like this is that. now he's arriving at the summer sound festival. thank you i was and i was a i think that nowadays different kinds of people are successful with music due to the internet. and when they were a lot younger now when i look at my colleagues they're all in their early twenty's and it's all because of the internet that we can upload our music do our own marketing and share our music was good music always prevails. but you know i always get stage fright no matter how sm

esto es todo por mi parte, regreso contigo, fÉlix. fÉlix: vamos con la otra gran noticia, con el objetivo de abrir el gobierno, donald trump ofreciÓ tres aÑos para los jÓvenes amparados con "daca" y tps, pero era presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes dijo que la iniciativa no es suficiente. dice que el muro es ineficaz y una pÉrdida de dinero. pablo: la presiÓn para abrir el gobiernoes intensa. donald trump propuso una soluciÓn, que los demócratas le den el dinero del moro a cambio de extenderlos programas de "daca" y tps. los soÑadores pueden quedarse tres aÑos mÁs mientras el congreso soluciÓn a su situaciÓn. >> para mÍ comunidades que no . no vamos a vidas de nuestrospadres y nuestra comunidad. los demÓcratas afirma que nunca fueron consultados. [habla en inglÉs] >> varios republicanos ya habÍan mostrado su intenciÓn de ampliar "daca". representa una parte importante de la uela semana que viene someterÍa a votaciÓn la propuesta de donald trump, pero la cÁmara baja no la apoyarÁ. donald trump quiere $5,000

regreso contigo, fÉlix. felix: muchas gracias, aranza . nosotros volvemos a la polÍtica, donde no ha cambiado nada del enfrentamiento entre republicanos y demÓcratas por el cierre parcial del gobierno. el presidente ratorio, pero ac que no se trata de una amnistÍa. los demÓcratas siguen defendiendo el "no" a la propuesta del mandatario. como nos explica pablo gato, no parece inminente la reapertura del gobierno. pablo: la administraciÓn trump saliÓ el domingo a defender a capa y espada su propuesta de ayer de ofrecer una extensiÓn de tres aÑos para daca y tps por el muro. " fue decepcionante ver a nancy pelosi rechazar la oferta," incluso antes de que el presidente diera el discurso, afirmÓ el vicepresidente. dijo que no es una amnistÍa ni un camino a la ciudadanÍa, porque no es una extensiÓn permanente. "no, amnistÍa no es parte de mi oferta." hoy trump dijo para a en su discurso, describiÓ al pl sentido comÚn. pero lo cierto es que trump podrÍa haber despertado la ira de demÓcratas y jóvenes soÑadores, como de la propi

fÉlix: domingo 20 de enero y estas son las noticias. se conocen nuevas imÁgenes de el ducto de pemex. nada cambia en washington luego del discurso de donald trump. los demÓcratas reiteran la propuesta. la caravana de migrantes encuentra dificultades en su camino y no baja la intensidad de la tormenta invernal que afecta a millones de personas en el este del paÍs. comenzamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. ♪ arantxa: los saludo desde el estado de hidalgo. anoche habÍan elementos militaresresguardando la zona porque se supone que los peritos deberÍan estar aquí buscando restos humanos. ayer encontraron cinco cadÁveres, pero hoy no habÍa lentamente nadie resguardando es la zona y esos estÁn decididos a sacar -- ellos estÁn decididos a sacar hasta el Último pedacito de sus familiares. >> mucha gente no comprende por quÉ estaban aglomerados en una fuente de gasolina. >> el chorro superaba los seis pies de altura. con "la noche enc

fÉlix: ahÍ estaremos. entre tanto, los rituales de purificaciÓn por el aÑo nuevo, podrÍan ser muchos, pero los de japÓn son los mÁs extremos por las bajas temperaturas en la que se realizan. arantxa: estÁn casi desnudos, hay hombres, mujeres y niÑos su conseguir buena salud para el 2019. ojalÁ que a todos se les cumplan sus peticiones. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora" ellos desafÍan las alturas y los retos del cuerpo y de la mente. >> cualquier cosa puede suceder. >> con discipline dedicaciÓn logran vencer los peores miedos. >> no tienen como miedo de que uno lastime al otro? >> sÍ hay miedo. >> siempre estÁn buscando nuevas maneras de desafiar lo posible, provocar los sentidos y sorprender a la audiencia. >> fÍsicamente he tenido cirugÍas y todo eso.

and i just feel already declared felix president needs to just accept it and join felix and work together for the will be. if the congolese know that felix is president he's our president. please please don't. the democratic republic of congo has told the international community to back the outcome of the vote but the disputed results have sparked unrest with several day so far. the f.b.i. reportedly opened an investigation into whether it us president donald trump was working on behalf of russia against u.s. interests during his presidential campaign that is according to the new york times newspaper claims the probe was set off in early twenty seventeen following president trump's firing and then f.b.i. director james comey according to anonymous sources agents were told to find out if trump was knowingly or unknowingly working for the russian government the white house denies the claims. was saying in the u.s. the partial government shutdown is now entering its twenty second day making it the longest in the country's history as the rao overfunding president donald trump's southern borde

we have already declared felix president needs to just accept it and join felix and work together for the well being of the congolese now that felix is president he is our president. the democratic republic of congo has told the international community to back the outcome of the vote but the disputed results have sparked unrest with several day reported so far. days of heavy snow have brought chaos to parts of europe and there is no sign that the situation will improve anytime soon more than twenty people have now died in what is some of the heaviest snowfall in two decades and forecasters are warning that up to a meter more could be on the way to w.'s i mean a safe is in one of the worst affected areas in austria where fresh out of lunch warnings were issued over night. silence has fallen over the north side of all tall say this part of the village lies in the path of a potential avalanche that authorities say he could trigger without warning more than one hundred people have had to evacuate a few come back now and then to clear their roofs or driveways and a constant battle with the

fÉlix: la contaminaciÓn podrÍa ser historia. de convertirse en ley, los infractores podrÍan enfrentar multas. pero no todos estÁn de acuerdo. estados que estÁn pasando esta la de noumar en la playa van a ayudar el ambiente de las personas que no fumo. pero indirecta me estÁn atentando contra los derechos de las personas. en new jersey como una nueva ley entrarÁ en vigencia el 16 de enero. >> es un tema que va a tomar mucho poder. no solamente en nuestros estados, new jersey, florida, sino todo el paÍs. >> otro estado quelos legisladores miran con buenos ojos esta medida es la florida. >> yo no creo que el nÚmero de turistas incremente, visitando balnearios en los estados que pasen esta ley. >> las multas serÍan de aproximadamente $25 por cada persona que este fumando a las orillas del mar. >> mÁs adelante dentro de 12 dÍas se harÁ otra caravana de hondureÑos hacia los estados unidos. aranza: bajo la convocatoriade buscamos refugio, otra caravana de centroamericanos se prepara para salir este martes rumbo a estados un

chiss—ekaydi. —— felix tshisekedi. there had been hopes the country might be able to celebrate its first democratic transition of power since independence in 1960. our africa editor fergal keane is in the capital kinshasa. these are the winner's people, convinced he triumphed fairly. nothing you could say will persuade them otherwise. we are really happy about the result. it's something we have been fighting for for so long, 36 years. but we avoid shedding blood, so we went peacefully and we have the power. felix tshisekedi is not a notably effective political figure and was seen as the opposition candidate least objectionable to president kabila. here at the tshisekedi headquarters, there is a mood of celebration, people singing, showering themselves with talcum powder, with water. but it's vital to remember that this mood is not universal. it's not shared across the country, or indeed this city. tshisekedi tshilombo, felix... this was the moment the winner was declared at three in the morning. the fact that congo got

opposition leader felix tshisekedi declaredd the surprie winner of the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo. the runner-up thing the election was rigged. to the u.s. heads mexico border today, the latest in his all-out offensive to build a wall. this is one day after he stormed out of a meeting with them across still refusing to fund the $6 million project -- billion-dollar project. today y begins the trial of a frenchch man a accused of shshog -- our live coverage from brussels in just a minute. also coming up for you this hour, ford is cutting thousanans of jobs in europe as part of a major overhaul. we will have the details in our business update. a spspectacular helicopter resce in the french out. -- alps. more from the pilot, on the way. our top stories from paris. our top story, the opposition leader felix tshisekedi has been named the winner of the long-delayed and controversial election in the democratic republic of congo. the preliminary results was announced late last night and was immediately rejected by the runner-up. celebrating in the streets, provisional win

fÉlix y asÍ nos despedimos. los esperamos maÑana con mÁs noticias. >>engorde --bienvenidos a lo rollo. bienvenido hastarollo, el dÍa de hoy tenemos en las noticias algunas muy fuerte pero otras que la verdad el chisme estÁ buenÍsimo. me acompaÑa ocho. -- ocho ya --pocho. va viajar por el mundo dÁndole mucho las fami

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fÉlix: faltan dÍas para que comience el periodo anual de clases ni impuestos. y la reforma tributaria tendrÁ repercusiones para los contribuyentes. esta crece la unas personas tendrÁn que pagar menos, ica mÁs. >> millones de contribuyentes en el paÍs se preparan para la temporada de impuestos que comienza este 28 de enero y concluye el 15 de abril. y verÁn por primera vez los reembolsos. los cambios que trajo la reforma fiscal de 2000 17.1 de ellos es miguel rodrÍguez. >> no sabemos en quÉ nos va a afectar. en quÉ nos vamos a poner al corriente. >> javier dice que se esperan reacciones diversas. porque por ejemplo, debido al aumento de las deducciÓn estÁndar, habrá quien reciba mayor reembolso. >> es una cantidad fija que se otorga a los contribuyentes basados en su estado civil. pueden de esa manera pagar menos impuestos. >> otro cambio positivo es la reducciÓn de las tasas de impuesto pero que puede tener ni pa negativo en el reembolso de muchos. si no se hicieron los ajustes necesarios a inicios de 2018. ya que las empresas acusaron sus impuestos

tshisekedi tshilombo, felix... this was the moment the winner was declared, at 3:00am in the morning. the fact that congo got this far at all is due to civil society and church pressure on president kabila. he had clung to office two years past his allowed term. but when the winner, felix tshisekedi, appeared a short time later, he praised president kabila as a partner, something that will infuriate those who suffered under his rule. by noon, the most influential non—state group in the country was ready to give its verdict, and the catholic church wasn't congratulating the winner. translation: the results published by the electoral commission do not correspond with the tally from our observers. the cheering of activists echoed the other side of this narrative. around 40% of congolese are catholic, and the church is a powerful force. in effect, the bishops have said that they don't believe these results are valid. but what options are open now to the church, to civil society, and the defeated opposition? tonight,

provisional results show opposition leader felix tshisekedi's won the presidential election in the democratic republic of congo. in australia, police investigating dozens of suspicious packages sent to foreign embassies arrest a 49—year—old man. look at me! look at me! how dare you?! close your eyes! and, there's one clear ‘favourite‘ among the bafta nominees, as awards season picks up steam. we'll take a look at the contenders. talks to end the us government shutdown collapsed on wednesday leaving hundreds of thousands of federal workers in limbo. president trump called the meeting with democratic leaders a total waste of time after they again refused his demand to fund a border wall with mexico. they accused him of storming out. well, unfortunately, the presidentjust got up and walked out. he asked speaker pelosi, "will you agree to my wall?" she said no. and he just got up and said, "then we have got nothing to discuss," and he just walked out. again, we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way and he just walked out of the meeting. but vice president mike pence says th

felix tshisekedi is declared winner of the presidential elections in the democratic republic of congo but it's disputed, and the runner—up tells the bbc he'll mount a legal challenge. at least 16 people are killed and there's more brutal winter weather ahead for parts of central and eastern europe. a tearful andy murray tells reporters that next week's australian open could be his last tournament. he says he's in too much pain after hip surgery. with the partial shutdown of the us government about to become the longest in american history, there is no breakthrough in sight, and many government workers won't get paid on friday. president trump refuses to sign any legislation to re—open the government unless it includes more than $5 billion to fund his long—promised wall on the mexican border. he's again threatened to declare a national emergency, and today took his case to texas, speaking with some of those patrolling the border. nick bryant was there. crowd chants: build the wall, build the wall! the fight over the wall has exposed the angriest faultline in us politics — immig

these protesters say felix chase a kid he was named the winner of the election off to striking a deal with outgoing president joseph kabila fairly exactly said he never met john locke today felix who is calling himself the president is behind kabila our worry is that the shadow of joseph kabila is behind felix to security it is not felix who will lead the country it is kabila it is kabila who will run the government that looks up or is the absolute felix and not when he is not our president because we did not vote for him everyone around the world knows that our president is for you lord that we will continue to come out until our rights are restored if guns are needed we will use guns to claim our victory protestors blocked the road and threw stones outside the headquarters of the embassy party m.l.c. is part of the opposition coalition that put for you to forward as a presidential candidate he was expected to address supporters here but did not a pia we construct the secret internationally needed because these effective insults we have too little too little if we needed it done to m

felix also finds it's difficult not having a real coach to assist him. to listen i can feel my muscles but it's hard to know whether it's really achieving the desired goal. is now back from her run she covered just under five kilometers in a good half hour and she burned three hundred calories. she can see all these results in the out. but what michelle didn't realize is that while clicking on ok before she left she published a run for all her facebook friends to see. as i. don't want everyone to know how fast i run that's my private information. so i'm going to delete it right away. so can you stop apps from passing on your data tatiana home is a lawyer who specialized in data protection. explains her dismay when her test run showed up on facebook she could have prevented that if she had looked into all the settings before she started. hiding this you have to invest a little time if you want to protect your privacy that's the way it is unfortunately we would like providers to be obliged to make apps more private. so lesson number one go through the priv

reactions were mixed after felix a katie was announced the winner from jubilation was. to consternation people certainly made their feelings known. the opposition leader wasn't expected to win the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo but he edged out his main rival putting the country on course for its first democratic transfer of power in almost sixty years since independence. and i know many of you will find it hard to accept. but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph could be president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe sikka katie won by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila whose clung to power for eighteen years. although could be preferred candidate only came third the man expected to win martin is among many contesting the results. susan. moved him of these results do not reflect the truth of the ballots. this is obviously an acceptable electoral fraud of a nature that will provoke general chaos across the c

felix tshisekedi is the new president. could this break the brexit deadlock? a former british prime minister says parliamentarians should have a vote on all possible options. and the young puppeteers getting a helping hand from one of the world's masters. in an attempt to end the longest partial federal government shutdown in american history, president trump has proposed what he's calling a compromise, on us immigration policy. speaking from the white house, mr trump said he would lift, for three years, a threat to deport almost a million immigrants. these include young undocumented migrants known as dreamers. but in exchange, he demanded billions of dollars for a security wall on the border with mexico. in order to begin building the trust and goodwill necessary for real immigration reform, there are two more elements to my plan. number one is three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients, brought here unlawfully by their parents at a young age many years ago. this extension will give them access to work permits, social security numbers and p

felix tshisekedi is the new president. could this break the brexit deadlock? a former british prime minister says parliament should have a vote on all possible options. and the young puppeteers getting a helping hand from one of the world's masters. hello and welcome. in an attempt to end the longest partial federal government shutdown in american history, president trump has proposed what he's calling a compromise on us immigration policy. speaking from the white house, mr trump said he would lift — for three years — a threat to deport almost a million immigrants. these include young undocumented migrants known as ‘dreamers‘. but in exchange, he demanded billions of dollars for a security wall on the border with mexico. david willis reports from washington. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. welcoming a new citizens into the country, president trump posted on naturalisation ceremony at the white house before outlining his plans to keep certain people out of the united states. all right, well it is my privilege now to be the first to cal

felix: for sure, yeah. and i would say and a lot of times, it's first exposure to any type of environments that are different than their own, excuse me. and so, i think we work really hard to have our students work on kind of what their ambitions and excitements are for their career post-graduation. and by understanding that, and we have an awesome staff that works them through that, we're able to find mentors, we're able to relate to our students. and so, about 30% or so of our mentors actually are first generation college graduates themselves, who are able to share and explain those experiences as well. and for those that are not, they see themselves as kind of supporters and cheerleaders for those students to reach their ambitions. and so, that is where they can empathize pretty quickly. damian: and i'm assuming t the more students you are able to help. talk about the efforts to get more professionals out there to step into the mentorship program. mwapagha: yeah, again, thanks for having us here. we spen

felix tshisekedi promises the country's first peaceful transfer of power. us secretary of state mike pompeo is in the middle east with a reassurance of his country's commitment to the region. in business: rough road ahead forjaguar land rover. the luxury carmaker to announce thousands ofjob cuts as it battles brexit, diesel decline, and a china slowdown. also coming up in the business briefing: hopes of a trade war truce as the us and china wrap up three days of talks in beijing. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. as one pet food company claims 40% of its new product is made from flies, we want to know whether you would feed your dog food containing insects to help the environment. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. heavy snowfall and strong winds have led to the deaths of more than 1a people across europe. one village in northern greece has experienced a record low temperature of minus 23 celsius. the risk of avalanches

and felix are going to test three of them for us today. michel you know we'll start with runtastic probably the best known. an app for jogging like many sports apps it offers a range of training options and allows you to track your progress before me had a can start she needs to register either by e-mail or facebook she gets ok a few times and she's ready to go. outside. because you can now shut run using her phone's g.p.s. . in the meantime felix is going to try out an app for back exercises like many similar sit provides photos and short videos to demonstrate the exercises which are designed to strengthen the muscles in your back. everything is well explained but it turns out the app isn't free of charge. felix also finds it's difficult not having a real coach to assist him. i can feel my muscles but it's hard to know whether it's really achieving the desired goal. is now back from her run she covered just under five kilometers in a good half hour and she burned three hundred calories. she can see all these results in the app but what mi

nate felix says there wasn't time to think, only reactnate felix/iphone user"it was instant. instant."flipping his jeep in a dry lake bed in pahrumpnate felix/iphone user "i tried to crawl out but my whole body was probably about 80% paralyzed, i couldn't even lift my head."nate was trapped, in pain.desperately trying to think of a way to get himself and his dog to safety.nate felix/iphone user "i had my dog lay next to me, trying to figure if i could stay warm through the night, but after ten minutes of that i realized there was no way i would able to stay warm enough."nate was in the middle of nowhere.he couldn't move.no one could hear him scream: except maybe his phone.nate felix/iphone user"so i yelled, hey siri, started yelling call so and so, call so and so, going through anyone i could think of. it didn't work out, it said cannot connect, cannot connect and so i said 'hey siri, call 911' and it said connecting."kelsey thomas/reporter"lying upside down on his stomach inside his jeep, nate says he had just one person on his mind, his 10-year-old daughter dallis. nate fel

it is not felix who will lead the country it is kabila it is kabila who will run the government then looks as a result of the suit he looks at not when he is not our president because we did not vote for him everyone around the world knows that our president is for you lord we will continue to come out. until our rights are restored if guns are needed we will use guns to claim our victory protesters blocked the road and threw stones outside the headquarters of the embassy party m.l.c. is part of the opposition coalition that put for you to forward as a presidential candidate he was expected to address supporters here part did not appear we can't participate in the national unity it's because these effective results we have to know the truth you know is we needed a country we face this kind of call up shonn only for negotiation regarding. election the county down to be lead call it that while we sides all this this field to have a change a really change the america coalition is appealing to the international community for help but influential african states like south africa and kenya

felix the security begins his first week in office not only on a wave of optimism but also realistic expectation while the d r c goes through its first peaceful handover of power the challenges remain great for the new president for me deborah al-jazeera kinshasa. ever since britain voted to leave the interview in twenty sixteen bricks it has consumed the workings of its government's campaign or say this has taken the focus off other important issues like poverty and homelessness or has more from our phantom. no more than one hundred kilometers north of the bright lights of london and you're in a different country where you can't build a many of the homeless people looked after this center in northampton or the working poor or cannot manage a meager government benefits the center itself is threatened with closure they dearly wish politicians in the media would pay more attention to them than they do obsessing about all the bickering over bricks. you know they may have two jobs and still be on the street because work does not pay if you're a low skilled to clean a term i know from to

the democratic republic of congo's election crisis deepens the constitutional court confirms felix just a kiddies victory in last month's presidential vote but his main challenger is calling for protests we'll go live to can. and not one but two no shows for nigeria's historic presidential debate neither president bush nor his main rival take part in the televised event this comes just weeks ahead of nigeria's closely watched election. thanks for joining us i'm mary in evanston u.s. president donald trump has offered democrats a deal to end the long as government shutdown in u.s. history speaking from the white house trump said he'd compromise on immigration plans provided they agreed to fund his mexican border wall but the democrats rejected the deal even before the president delivered his speech a report has more. this was the president's big bid to end the shutdown help out some immigrants already here in exchange for keeping more out three years of legislative relief for seven hundred thousand. brought here by their parents. many years ago. or deferred action for childhood arrivals

seeing his approval rating plummet hi joe castro al-jazeera washington still ahead on the bulletin felix ches a kerry takes over as congress president in the country's first democratic transfer of power and climate change campaigners appeal to business leaders at the world economic forum in davos. from the clear blue sky of the doha moon. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city in the. once again the weather's set fair across the good parts of china now largely clear skies somewhat cloudy roberts was the western side of the country but you can say for the southeast there was some sunshine in hong kong twenty three celsius is what the temperature to four taipei twelve degrees the fall shanghai and the up into the teens as we go on through friday but those temperatures to fall away slightly as we go on into saturday for the south we hang on to the twenty two twenty three celsius there for hong kong wanted to show as make their way towards the philippines may want to see showers tear into central areas of vietnam but the real shabby rain for south east asia is continuing across indonesia

reactions were mixed after felix sic a katie was announced the winner from jubilation. to consternation people certainly made their feelings known. the opposition leader wasn't expected to win the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo but he had doubt his main rival putting the country on course for its first democratic transfer of power in almost sixty years since independence. and i know many of you will find it hard to accept. but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph could be president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe sikka katie won by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila whose clung to power for eighteen years. although could be preferred candidate only came third the man expected to win martin fi ulu is among many contesting the results. susan. moved him of these results do not reflect the truth of the ballots. this is obviously an acceptable electoral fraud of a nature that will provoke general chaos acros

as she said she exchanged felix cicada declared the surprise where the opposition rival a modern for you lou who came a close second has dismissed the result and says he will challenge it in the country's constitutional court. this may not look like what you'd expect to see from supporters of a candidate who just lost an election but these jubilant scenes are at a rally in kinshasa for the loser of the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo the crowds are boy that runner up march and fight you lou says he's challenging the election result in court he claims that he won by a landslide. break up rise up sons of the congo take courage will go to the constitutional court to file an appeal. then to state there was old followed by about each polling station. accuses outgoing president joseph kabila of making a backroom deal with the surprise declared winner opposition leader felix she cut katie the disputed results have sparked unrest with several deaths reported so far the country's influential catholic church also says its forty thousand election observers found a differen

the highest court in democratic republic of congo announcing the next president felix just acadia. the constitutional court dismissed an appeal by the main opposition contender martin for you lou who claim that the summer thirtieth poll was rigged for you will argue that just the k.t. had made a power sharing deal with outgoing president joseph kabila a charge both men deny. for you is refusing to accept the court's ruling prompting fears of further unrest. i consider myself the only legitimate president of the democratic republic of congo i call on the congolese people not to recognize someone who would take on that role illegitimately know to a by orders coming from him in. the electoral commission had announced that she's sick eighty received thirty eight point five percent of the vote compared with thirty four point seven percent for for you willow. the un says thirty four people have been killed since the provisional results were released the lead up to the poll was also marred by violence and controversy over the decision to delay voting in some areas for health and security

and all the top stories this hour felix u.k. has been sworn in as the democratic republic of congo's new president after disputed elections. seeking to believe. it's the first peaceful transfer of power since independence from belgium in one nine hundred sixty the central african nation has experienced two years of turmoil this was sparked by outgoing president joseph kabila as refusal to step down. now to sudan where at least two more protesters have been killed these deaths were announced just hours after security forces fired tear gas at students who were protesting against president tomorrow bashir in the capital far too protests have broken out in several sudanese cities following a call by trade unions for a mass rally have been daily demonstrations against bashir is the rule since last month. and to measures to end the partial u.s. shutdown fallen short in the senate one was a bill backed by republican president donald trump to end the shutdown by funding the war on the us mexico border the other a bill supported by the d

so the man who w would be presesident of the dlc iss felix at your the kitty.. account that oututside of te topp two contetenders his vivictory immediately raisig the doubts of observers but isisolitical c credentials f that rule to see. fefelix tshisekedi. presidents of congo's largest opposition party union for democracycy and social progress he's's also now at fifty fie years old the provisional president of the democratic republic of congo. born in kinshasa in nineteen sixty three tshisekedi live much of his political life in the shadow of his father. the late veteran opposition leader at the end jessica de you for decades headed the dsp. son felix occupied this position of national secretary for external relations in two thousand and eight a decade later he would take over the party rains in march. two thousasand nineteen yesn the run up to the december elections it looked like at first he wouldn't even be on the ballots. second he joined six other opposition leaders to rally behind a single unity candidates martin for you live. only to pull out after his p