hatians prepare to vote in long-delayed elections home sweet home we are in mexico where a community found an unusual solution to dealing with the rising cost of the housing. first, palestinians in the west bang are preparing to bury a man that died from burn wounds suffered in an israeli settler attack on his home. his home was fire-bombed in an arson settler attack which killed his 18-month-old son. he suffered second degree burns to 80% of his body. his wife and 4-year-old son remain in a critical condition in hospital. let s go to imtiaz tyab who is in duma where the father will be buried in the occupied west bank. obviously a sad day for the family. what are feelings like are they running high within the community itself? i think more than anything there s a lot of sodness as they begin to prepare to bury the father. if you look over my shoulder i can show you where he will be buried. you see an open grave, and a smaller grave beside him. that is the final resti site
the unstable country s future a memorial for the victims, 70 years after the u.s. dropped a nuclear bomb on nagasaki right, be begin in iraq, where the prime minister says he wants to abolish six top government posts following weeks of protests. haider al-abadi s cabinet approved the move. it still has to get through parliament. the move could unsettle iraq s sectarian balance. here is why. the players under threat are the three vice presidents, the ones at the top and prime minister, all of home underwent various political blocks. one of the shia vice presidents has been a polarizing figure since the u.s. withdrawal in 2011, blamed for stoking sectarian tension. another prime minister, also a vice president, he is recorded as a moderate, and has been a strong critic of hard line politics, including noury al-maliki it looks like the government started the first step in approval. what is next. down here it s not moving rapidly as people expected. the cabinet met in an
finding added nutrition in afghanistan. the start for premier league arsenal and their new keeper, being at west ham, a two-nil win. raim prime minister hasiraqis revealed a number of new measures, haider al-abadi wants to get rid of six posts, three deputy prime minister and three vice presidents. nouri al maliki. mohammed jamjoom is in baghdad, from there he sent this report. iraq s government shocked the country with its announcement, that the prime minister and council of ministers would seek to cancel the positions of some of its top leadership. a decree garnering strong concerns on the street of the capital. translator: this is a real test for the blocks of parliament. if they refuse the prime minister s decree they will be singled out and will be held accountable. reporter: prime minister haider al-abadi s proposal cancels the positions of three vice presidents and three deputy prime ministers just one of the proposals he s putting forward to cancel the waste
six of iraq s most senior politicians face being stripped of their positions as anger grows over the way the country is being run. two form he prime ministers are among those under threat. protesters have been demanding the government of corruption and incompetence. radical solution has stunned the country. mohammed jamjoom reports. prime minister and council of ministers would seek to cancel the positions of some of its top leadership. a decree garnering strong reaction on the streets of the capital. translator: this is a real test to the political blocks in parliament. if they refuse the prime minister s proposal, that means they will be the enemy of the iraqi people, singled out and held accountable. reporter: prime minister haidehaider al-abadi s proposal cancels the position he of three vice presidents and three prime ministers. in order to cut wasteful spending. at a time of growing national protests abadi has been and you tack, accused of not providing his citize
i m andrew thomas and the most talked about art gallery in australia. if you think the exhibits are strange, a machine that deaf cates, wait until you hear about the story of the man who is behind the museum. well, it start starts in nigeria. there have been an taken in the borno state northeast of the country. let s go to our course upon correspondent. fill us in on what you know. reporter: well, the latest is coming out from the nigerian menster of defense. they tweeted there has been an meet curfew put in lace in maiduguri. this shows the extent of the attack by boko haram militant. we know so far that the attack went on after midnight and went on throughout the night. we engaged suspected boko haram fighters. what we don t know is how many attackers they were, what we don t know is whether there have been any victims in materials of casualties. what the ministry of defense is telling us they would telling us more and it seems that it was quite the defensive going on