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a popular you tube channel to grab attention and accelerate its spirit and spirit it did by the time the social media companies stopped its broadcast it had been shared repeatedly and migrated to listen on sites so why was it so difficult for big to companies with all their resources and latest technology to contain the damage well it turns out it s not as easy as it seems. facebook google twitter and you tube use automated moderation tools to track and remove objectionable content they are part of the global internet forum to counter terrorism letting each other know about extremist material and they attach digital signatures known as hedges to stop their content being uploaded again but machines aren t enough they also have human counting to moderate is tracking checking and deleting content around the clock but live content is problematic and the attack video was live for seventeen minutes long enough for it to find a home on smaller sites last down rabbit holes that the v
military decides that ok let s have everyone on board it will be extremely difficult for the opposition on its own to try to steer the country out of trouble because when you talk at the same time to the thousands of protesters across there will tell you the same thing that we don t trust the opposition itself because it s the same people who have been in a way or another affiliated with the same political establishment for many years. there with the latest on developments in algeria thank you here s what s coming up for you on this news hour keeping the military out a new opposition alliance in thailand claims a majority in the first vote since a coup five years ago. i m joined now in eastern ukraine where they re still fighting a war with russia which the rest of the country with an election looming would rather forget and in sport olympic champion. legal fight with world athletics governing body. the british prime minister is still insisting the break the deal she negotiat
a rise in people feeling validated to do so you know for what s happening all around the world and that has now creeped not crept into our country it s been made very very very visible so this require as real real real leadership from the very top you know i have been instrumental in bringing the voice of a muslim community to the leaders of our country to those in senior officials and sadly today what we ve seen is that those voices have been ignored so all they have asked for is for help they ve asked for results is both human and financial to actually build stronger communities and that s one of the pillars of countering violent extremism is at the grassroots these communities know the issues that face and that they also have the solutions it s not for us to tell them what to do it s for us to actually give them support to be able to do it it wouldn t or possibly wouldn t have prevented what has happened today but that s part and passage of what we need to do going forward
but the weather really gets going on tuesday that s when there s more wet weather developing here she s day we ll also see a little area of low pressure develop over parts of libya and this will pick up a lot of sand a lot of quite a blustery day here and quite a murky one as well for many. parts. again this is al jazeera let s remind you of the main news this hour new zealand s prime minister says that gun laws will be changed in the wake of friday s shooting at two mosques that killed fifty people the government will consider banning private ownership of semi automatic rifles and buying back outlaw guns the country s top police officer says the threat level across the country remains high arms police have been deployed around schools businesses and places of worship. the acting white house chief of staff has defended the us president for not calling out white supremacists following the massacre in new zealand make mobile mulvaney said that donald trump has done what a presi