now to spain where the ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote in the 2nd general election this year with 120 seats it falls short of a majority as a did in the polls and now it's facing a difficult path to form a stable government john holl reports from madrid. muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left uniter party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support even if these parties the socialist of them are the most of the counseling nationalists are left leaning parties they are very different they have different interests of course want independence these those very much against the size of the socialists catalan separatists

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote in the 2nd general election this year but it's again fallen short of a majority now faces a difficult path to form a stable government the far right vox party saw its support surge to almost double april's results john holl reports from madrid. muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty he does not believe that the socialist party has won the elections for the 3rd time this year i would like to thank the millions of spaniards who were summoned and took part in these elections because this is good for our democracy. caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left universe party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support even if t

in spain the governing socialist workers party has won the largest share of the. second election this year. is double the result. the security forces have again opened fire on protesters across iraq killing at least 9 people. 6 demonstrators were killed in baghdad whilst another 3 were shot dead in the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah the security forces say they've been targeting so-called infiltrates as at the protests at least 325 people have been killed across the country since protests began at the start of october iraqi doctors nurses have been volunteering in baghdad's tahrir square to help treat wounded protesters but they say they too are now being targeted by the security forces natasha going to him with this exclusive report from the capital. the doctors and nurses trying to save lives in tahrir square say we're in a white lab coat has become a bull's eye on their backs many were afraid to speak with us on camera saying they're worried the government rover tally 8 against them for volunteer ing after their day jobs to treat injured protesters. they are

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest of the vote in the 2nd general election this year the party led by acting prime minister pedro sanchez has fallen short of a majority. vox pop he saw its support surge to almost double result as more from a drift. what pedro sanchez the socialist leader said tonight in front of supporters at his party's headquarters that he'd get started on monday immediately negotiating a progressive government he'll need to talk to the extreme left unit. that won't give him enough seats he'll also have to talk to the catalan separatists who had their best showing together in a spanish election ever winning a combined 23 seats it will be controversial it will be fragile and it will be a government made all the more difficult by a shift to the right in spanish politics off the back of renewed tensions in catalonia that has seen the resurgence of the conservative party and this huge surge in support for the far right vox party and i think it is that particular move that will have a deeper impact on spanish politics going forward because it indica

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd general election this year the acting prime minister pedro sanchez his party wanted total of 120 seats and the far right vox party saw its support surge to almost double april's results shown a whole has more from madrid. an election that was meant to break spain's political deadlock looks eve anything like it may have deepened it pedro sanchez the socialist party leader said he would begin immediately negotiating a progressive coalition will have his work cut out for him reaching out initially of course to you need you need most on the far left they've said they'll help him but that won't be enough he may need to reach further to the pro independence parties of catalonia who together have enjoyed their best result in a spanish election ever winning a combined 23 seats he need only be asking them to join some sort of a voting pact to support key pieces of government legislation like a budget but even that will be deeply controversial in the country and extremely fragile

spain's governing socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd election there this year acting prime minister petro sanchez is foxy want to total $120.00 seats the hard right box party so its support surge to almost double the results in april. the security forces have again opened fire on protesters in iran 6 demonstrators were killed in baghdad whilst one of the 3 was shot dead in the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah at least 325 people have been killed across the country since protests began at the start of october. the courts ruled there is sufficient evidence to go ahead if the corruption case against a former malaysian prime minister najib razak he's facing allegations that his family looted estates investment fund in a multi-billion dollar ford scandal spending 6 countries the former leader maintains he did nothing wrong. those are your headlines the news continues after a very silly injustice a quick summary for you in about 25 minutes see that. we're stalled on pushing the quit. buddy from berkeley and put out his

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of the majority after the 2nd general election this year acting prime minister pedro sanchez his party won a total of 120 seats the far right vox party saw its support surged almost double april's result latin america's longest serving leader has resigned following protests against his reelection in bolivia but even more as is calling his exit a coup and accused police of issuing an illegal warrant for his arrest but obvious police chief denies that the u.s. is calling for early elections in iraq and the end of violence against protesters security forces opened fire on demonstrators again on sunday killing at least 9 people at least 325 people have been killed across the country since protests began at the start of october so a key state media says the deportation of captured ice or fighters has begun one american has been repatriated and more german fighters are expected to be sent home on thursday president roger tired of the war and says more than 1200 eisel prisoners are being held in tu

workers party has won the largest share of the vote but it has fallen short of a majority the acting prime minister of his party 120 seats the far right vaults party saw its support surge to almost double that in april a state from urgency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as bush fires spreads fire fighters have warned of a catastrophic threats and people living on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes at least 3 people have died and thousands have been left homeless those are the headlines on al-jazeera eyewitness is coming up next thanks for watching. us has been and don is about to host takis president red chip day and i do one at the white house with their countries and odds over syria and right into u.s. sanctions. join us right stance and coverage that to me is me on our. team. does not give a status of generals he was or didn't say. that he did. something to tell you that could you direct i did. it thank you. just like. the king. was it was in the on. the one after if. i'm trying to alter cause i want to want for transfer to t

so after spain 2nd general election this year the voting socialist workers party has won the largest share of votes but fallen short of a majority acting prime minister petro sanchez's party $120.00 seats the far right vox 40 saw its of course age to almost double that in april spall joined a whole has more from a trade. an election that was meant to break spain's political deadlock looks event anything like it may have deepened it pedro sanchez the socialist party leader said he would begin immediately negotiating a progressive coalition will have his work cut out for him reaching out initially of course to you need you need their support there most on the far left that said they'll help him but that won't be enough you may need to reach further to the pro independence parties that catalonia who together have enjoyed their best result in a spanish election ever winning a combined 23 seats he need only be asking them to join some sort of a voting pact to support key pieces of government legislation like a budget but even that will be deeply controversial in the country and extremely

workers party has won the largest share of the vote off of the country's 2nd general election this year the party led by acting prime minister pedro sanchez when a total of 120 seats but fell short of a majority as a deed in the i pro election of the hard right vox pop he saw its support surge to almost double result the conservative people's party made some gains 88 seats and you need those pajamas received just 35 seats who talk to john how in madrid shortly but 1st his report on the difficult path that spain's socialist now face to form a stable government. celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority. forming a government will be fraught with difficulty caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left. party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support. catalan

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but for one short of a majority after the general election the. result . police in hong kong have. traffic going into the city center after another day with police firing tear gas and water crowds of demonstrations on sunday. in the democratic republic of congo violence and mistrust of contributing to the spread of the bola but health workers say despite the challenges fewer people are getting sick and many are now being treated. has this exclusive report from benny. doctors at this a polar treatment center struggle to keep an 80 year old girl alive. and she's in the late stages of the disease and her pain is unbearable. we call her cavour to protect her privacy this doctor who's heading of with care his patients are often brought too late to share a bit of a. load. now today she's a little bit worse than yesterday. not so conscious anymore feeling playing. giving some fluids controlling. diarrhea in another section of the center there's a case doctors are calling a medical miracle baby was born prematurely 3 weeks

workers party hoping that they would get a boost in this election they didn't in fact they lost some seats compared to that election in april there were also losses for other parties on the left such as put them most on the other side they were actually gains for parties on the right wing side of the political spectrum including the people's party you sort of pushed in this election and vox now what's really interesting is rocks made their 1st foray into the spanish parliamentary building back in april with 24 seats this time around they've seen their figures increase so much they've now reap the rewards of 52 seats and they've become the 3rd largest party in the spanish parliament this is what the leader of folks had to say. only 11 months ago we weren't represented in regional parliament nor in the european parliament or spanish parliament today we are the 3rd political party in spain we have 52 seats. so the reason for this election was to try and pull a break the political deadlock the the fact the left parties to the left couldn't create a coalition rule though they'll try and h

workers party and it looks like they're going to be sitting on between around 150 and a 120 seats so well short of that number needed to form a government we're also getting a sense that other parties have done particularly well such as the populist party vokes some suggesting that they may have to doubled their numbers since that election back in april the reality is the political landscape a in spain seems to be as fragmented is one of the hot topics in the last few weeks of course not just actually the last few weeks but the last few years here in catalonia is the question of independence and as you may recall in the last few weeks we've got the sentences handed down to some of the pro independence nevius who've been involved in not referendum for independence in catalonia back in 2017 those leaders being given some jail sentences. move up to 13 years and not actually sort of you you raised the tensions here in catalonia the last few weeks those tensions have spilled into protests and clashes between independence believers and the police and let's just take a look back now to remi

not just rain where after the 2nd general election this year the voting socialist workers party. he has won the knowledge a share of votes but fallen short of a majority acting prime minister petro sanchez this party 120 seats the far right fox party saw its support surge to almost double that in a forceful. protests protesters from casanova have been blocking a major highway that connects to spanish region with france stopping traffic in both direction. has more from the border this is the 1st act of a 3 days of civil disobedience campaign across lake of the land region called upon by the coal mine group the democratic tsunami now it told its supporters a growing independent that they need to pack their bags with warm clothes food of our banks and be ready to stay on this highway or did you wait here. oh discuss have a spanish license plate but we're all going to phrase side of the highway though people here tell you that this is necessary because they one day european union to take a more active role in trying to solve this impacts they want maybe for the e.u. to put more press

workers party has won the largest share of votes but falling short of a majority after the 2nd general election this year acting prime minister pedro sanchez his party won a total of $120.00 seats the foreign vox party saw its support surged almost double april's result. protesters from catalonia have blocked a major highway that connects the spanish region with france stopping traffic in both directions the protest was organized by a new organization called democratic tsunami catalonia was rocked by demonstrations after spain's supreme court sentenced 9 of its separatist leaders to prison over a failed independence bid in 2007 that. had abdulhamid joins us live from the france main borders so any attempt by authorities so far to try and open up those blocked roads are still that block behind you heard. so far we have there hasn't been any account but actually just now on the stage behind us here someone has announced that they have seen someone that there are 15 cranes coming up towards these cars coming from the spanish side of the capitol and side up to dissuade and there's a belief

his resignation after 14 years in office spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd general election this year the acting prime minister pedro sanchez his party won a total of 120 seats the hard the far right party excuse me saw its support surge to almost double april's results a state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as bushfires could get worse far fighters have warned of a catastrophic threat and residents on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews are saying that high temperatures and strong winds are likely to further fuel the flames at least 3 people have died thousands have been left homeless those are the headlines on al-jazeera and side stories coming up next. and the difference in the sky. and the similarities of the way. al-jazeera. foreign help on the front lines of libya's civil war the united nations accuses several nations a violation an arms embargo how outside powers redrawing the battle lines of this conflict and ca

the group calls itself the italian national socialist workers‘ party and it's trying to form a pan—european alliance. those plans may be on hold. malta's prime minister, joseph muscat, is facing renewed pressure to resign. protesters gathered in front of parliament once again overnight. they're demanding justice for daphne caruana galizia, a maltese journalist who was murdered in 2017 while investigating government corruption. researchers in brazil say smoke from burning forests in the amazon can intensify the melting of glaciers, threatening water supplies to millions of people. the scientists found evidence that snow and ice was being "darkened", accelerating the rate of melting. a session in parliament in tiny african country of lesotho descended into mps throwing things at each other. it began when the speaker tried to suspend a discussion about the country's wool and mohair trade — which mps on the opposition benches didn't like. borisjohnson has refused to say whether he will take part in a bbc interview with presenter andrew neil — renowned for being the uk's toughest interviewer

they call them the italian national socialist workers party. and 19 people are being investigated following a series of raids across the country. police say the group used social media and chat groups to recruit new members. the investigation comes on the heels of rising far right hate across europe. earlier this month in italy, a holocaust survivor was given full police protection after receiving around 200 pieces of ant anti-semitic hate mail a da. and treat sistreet signed dedic those who died were defaced in rome. forming a that nas nazi party h crime since 1952, but poe session the rpropaganda is not. the investigation continues. >>> and we have so many more straight ahead right after this. ♪ we just passed the one year anniversary of our 5g launch, so let's think about it... we were the first in the world to launch 5g mobile. we flipped the switch on 14 nfl stadiums and with 5g ultra wideband, we hit over 2 gigabits per second. and we're gonna be in 30 cities by the end of this year. so thank you all. ♪ when i switched to geico. and t

worker's party called for repeat after parties rejected idea of forming coalition after april's election, citizens are being asked to elect members of congress and senators but officials are concerned about whether low turnout and unrest in catalonia can impact the ability to produce a working majority in spain's parliaments. ♪ ♪ eric: you can see the election happening right here in our country, take a look, senator bernie sanders holding one of -- well, he has two town meetings today, town halls in iowa, one right there, fellow democratic presidential hopeful kamala harris and pete buttigieg, they are also courting voters in early voting states today. jackie heinrich keeping tabs on who is where. >> hey, eric, biggest headline is michael bloomberg's move for presidential run, analysts could say it could signal to democratic party and second favorite elizabeth warren might be too liberal to beat donald trump, bloomberg once a republican filed for alabama friday and spokesman said announcement could come as early as next week. bloomberg would enter crowded field with late start, he d

spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote in the 2nd general election this year but it's again fallen short of a majority and now faces difficulty in forming a stable government the far right vox parties for its support to almost double that of april's poll journal reports from madrid. muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty. the socialist party has won the elections for the 3rd time this year i would like to thank the millions of spaniards who were summoned and took part in these elections because this is good for our democracy. caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left universe party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support. catalan separatists have been hu

they say the so—called italian national socialist party of workers had links with extremist groups in britain, portugal and france, among others. the world health organisation is saying it's now lost access to a community badly hit by ebola, in the east of the democratic republic of the congo, because 4 health workers have been killed in an attack on a treatment centre. a police investigation is underway. gareth barlow reports. the drc is gripped by the second worst ebola outbreak on record. thousands of people have died and thousands more have been infected but, once again, health workers trying to halt the virus have been attacked and killed. we are heartbroken that people have died in the line of duty as they worked to save others. the world has lost brave professionals. these constant attacks must stop. there have been more than 300 attacks on staff trying to tackle ebola since the start of the year, mostly attributed to rebels who do not believe ebola exists and think the medical response is part of a plot to wipe out communities. in the last weeks, there were seven cases of ebol

they say the so—called italian national socialist party of workers had links with extremist groups in britain, portugal and france, among others. north korea's state media says its leader kimjong—un has overseen a successful test of a super—large multiple launch rocket system and expressed "great satisfaction". according to south korea's military, the north fired 2 short—range projectiles into the sea off its east coast. kim jong—un has set an end—of—year deadline to re—start denuclearisation talks with washington. the world health organisation is saying it's now lost access to a community badly hit by ebola, in the east of the democratic republic of the congo, because four health workers have been killed in an attack on a treatment centre. a police investigation is underway. gareth barlow reports. the drc is gripped by the second worst ebola outbreak on record. thousands of people have died and thousands more have been infected but, once again, health workers trying to halt the virus have been attacked and killed. we are heartbroken that people have died in the line of

in his showed the labour party is on the front foot. viviana: butler's emergence showed how much power has shifted to the socialist wing. gunmen ambushed a convoy leastorting workers, at 38 people were killed in the assault. they say it is the deadliest islamist militant attack there. it comes when gulf producers are pouring money into the region. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live, i'm vonnie quinn. by ourre joined bloomberg audiences. theie: one step forward in trade talks, the u.s. and china agreeing to rollback tariffs on each other if they come to a phase one deal. canada'sesting in financial health. we will speak with toronto's mayor. the future of the pharma industry, we are live from the year ahead summit with the president and ceo of cvs health, that conversation, coming up. amanda: let's get a quick check on the major averages. we do get some positive news in all tariffs would be rolled back in the event of a

the guardian says that experts were "taken aback" by the scale of labour's spending plans, with party strategists hoping that the manifesto will tempt wavering voters. while the daily mail calls it a "socialist spending splurge" which it calls a "triple whammy" of tax rises for families. the times quotes the independent institute for fiscal studies, who called plans to raise £83 billion in taxes "simply not credible". tomorrow's daily telegraph leads on the news that a number of orphaned british children caught up in the war in syria are to be brought home to the uk. the paper says the children were found in a camp last month and are due to return to the uk in the coming days. prince andrew is still making some of the front pages, including the the metro — which has a picture of the duke looking cheerful as he travelled to see the queen today. and the sun leads on the same story, reporting that the prince has been forced to cancel a planned trip to bahrain this week. that start off our chart with the general election. the mirror this time, and it is the labour manifesto —— our

bloomberg has widened the chasm between the socialists who now run the party and just about everyone else. the left is outraged at this. billionaires screwing up an election that was supposed to put the workers front and center? bernie sanders, well, bernie is just plain angry. watch this. >> what we need is a dynamic democracy, a democracy where all of us play a role in shaping public policy. [applause] not some billionaire who decides that he wants to run for president of the united states because he's a billionaire. stuart: let's be clear, bernie's always angry. he would abolish billionaires. now, now he's got a $52 billion man coming right at him. senator warren, well, she responded to bloomberg's run with i'm going to call it theatrics. watch this. >> and, boy, there are some billionaires who don't like this. [laughter] ooh. i think i hurt someone's feelings. [laughter] yeah, you know, this is, this is sad. this is sad. so there are people who are saying, oh, that i'm just mean to the billionaires, mean. ah, i know, i know. stuart: i don't know how that plays with middle america