palestinians protest against israel security clamp down as violence continues in h the occupies west bank. >> hello there. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. britt tape reaches out to china, all the porch and ceremony of a state visit. left turn, liberal leader swept to power in canada ending a decade of conservative rule.

separated what happens when members from north and south korea are reunited. the diplomatic campaign is gather steam, trying to bring an testified the violence and the occupied west bank, but on tuesday, that anger spilled over once again. protestors through stones at forces in bethlehem, but similar scenes also nearby a palestinian man was shot and killed. after a car ramming incident south of bell he hem in that attack, the u.n. secretary general is in the region and is meeting with both sides live for the us, hi from, so the diplomatic maneuvering

has started can it make a difference at this stage? >> real change needs to be done at the moment. as you said, it was a very last minute announcement, that he was coming here he has made some comments he said they need to be pulled back from the a dangerous abyss to safeguard the solution. we are expecting a joint same he will be making with netanyahu shortly, i don't think it will translate to any real change on the ground this meeting it is symbolic he will also be meeting tomorrow, more significantly, i think, in this diplomatic international effort that we are seeing is the u.s. secretary of state jon kerry, he is expected to meet netanyahu in the next couple

of days wednesday or thursday in germany. and then later on we are hearing also to meet with king abdullah, jordan of course is the custodian of the holy site here, and also president apass, key issues there that will be addressed is the access muslim access to the mock compound, also known to uses as the temple of mount, which is really what has been causing trippers this wave of violence that we have been seeing. they will tell you the right wing groups they have seen given access, there's been stand offs in the past, and also comments made by members of this cabinet, very inciteful, making them believe that this is government has planned to change the status quo. what that means is giving access prayer rights at the mosque compound. very sensitive times real key discussions need to take place.

be more than that they need to translate to the ground. here in jerusalem, the tenses i have seen it and people there's no trust, no trust between people themselves on the street, there's no trust from palestinians in their poll sixes. to change anything. so we will have to wait and see what comes out of those efforts, but certainly, it is a challenge to convince the people, that anything real will effect what is going on on the ground. >> joining there is with that update, live, thank you. >> all of this is happening at the end of another day of violence, andrew simmons has been monitoring the days events and he sends us this update from bethlehem. >> right across the bank, and here a prolocked demonstration which involved four to 500, it has been

heavy here, with mas.s of tear gas being fires and at one state you can see what happened here, it was thrown through the air from this lone protestor, that manages to move around the security forces and, of course, it landed on right outside our tri-pad. and real issue was the amount of pack drowneds being fired. by the army, and they were dell, i lost count, massive amount these are basically plastic bullets and a lot of injuries were caused. a number of ambulances were in action, taking people to hospital, and the situation as i say, is which is just

near the location, in ramallah, where ban ki-moon has been meeting the president of palestine. mac mom abad, if he had gone a couple of kilometers off his court with his motorcade, he would have seen it for himself, a very large demonstration there as well. the violence goes on and on, julie. but it is expected around $45 billion of deals will be announced in the coming days. al jazeera charlie angela reports.

>> i bid you well as we often say, to scale higher to see further. i hope you will continue to promote the u.k.'s relations with china, strengthen our friendship, and support our cooperation. and i hope you will build a bridge of understanding to create an even brighter future for our ties. for the two sides. ministers expect the president to endorse more than $45 billion of trade and investment deals as they look for cash for projects from high speed rail links to nuclear power stations. >> there will be big

announcements, i have no doubt, in terms of energy, transport, infrastructure, health, finance, quite a wide range. and it's a chance for him and quite a big team to engang with us at a lot of levels. >> but not everyone want as closer relationship. protesting outside the palace were human rights groups anxious that the u.k. is putting money before morales. >> in the last three years we assume the presidency, there's been an alarming deterioration, and already poor human rights situation, so we have seen a relentless crack down, on activists and lawyers and government critics, several hundred people were arrested some have now been released but 20 remain in custody, many don't have access to lawyers. scores have been arrested over the last few years, so a very worrying rack down in terms of political crack down. and then the on doing concerns about free expression. >> rounding off tuesday's

event, the talk of human rights is unlikely to be a topic of conversation, prince charles long time friend and supporter for tick bell tan spur call leader won't be attending. over the next few years they will visit chinese owned companies and take a trip to manchester, where david ram ron hopes to make a joint announcement more investment into projects will make northern britain more competitive. both sides are hoping that these few days should mark the beginning of a golden era in their relationship. >> well, let's listen in. >> explosionsive into the mosque, they tried violently, to prevent jews and christians from visits the temple mount. it's another violation. and mr. secretary, they worked to convince to deny

the historic connection to the western wall. these are the real threats to the status quo. i believe it is time to tell the truth about the causes of palestinian terrorism. it is not the settlements, it is not the peace process, it is the desire to destroy the state of israel, pure and simple. president abass has been fanning the flames, he said on september 16th just a few days ago, that he welcomes every drop of blood spilled in jerusalem. that's a quote. president abass is not condemn as single terrorist attack over the last month, and he continues to glorify terrorists. to defend effort's citizens we are not, i repeat, we are not using excessive force.

the international community truly wants to help end the bloodshed and the violence, i believe it mulled affirm israels proven commitment to the status quo. and accord the hold accountable for his dangerous words. how we can restore, calm, and reconciliation, and security, that is important. that is the order of the day. i welcome you here in jerusalem. i look forward to discussions. >> mr. prime minister, thank you very much for your warm welcome. ladies and gentlemen, i thank the prime minister netanyahu for welcoming me and receiving me as such short

notice. these are difficult times for israelis and palestinians. i am hearing the hope that we can work together, to end the violence, ease the it ises and begin to restore a long term political horizon of peace. i want to afford my sympathy. allow me to express my deepest condolences to you, and the people of israel, for the killing of your citizens. i deplore the random attacks against the civilians. such terror i a tacks make every place unsafe, and every person regardless of gender or age, or potential victim. tomorrow, i plan to meet with the sum of the victims of the families of the victims of the recent violence.

i understand the fear and anger held by many israelis in the current environment. as well as the duty that raise on the prime minister. to ensure that your citizens can enjoy safety and security. clearly, those attacks by vegs are not taking place in a vacuum. over the past weeks i have been deeply troubled by statements from palestinian militants groups including hamas, and islamic jihad. praising such effects. in a recent poll with the president abbas, i voiced my deep concern over instances of referee and urged all to refrain from it. i have also condemned the attacks by palestinian protestors against last week,

and i welcome president abbas' condemnation of that incident. i urge the israeli government to do it's upmost to help calm the situation. i welcome the recent statement by you, mr. prime minister, and also members of your government, and rabbis the expressing israel's commitment to the preservation, of the historic status quo. at the temple mount. i look forward to discussing with you, how to uphold the status quo with the agreement between israel and jordan, and with respect to jordan's special role as custodian. i argue, mr. prime minister, to engang directly. i am going to see his maggi king of jordan on thursday.

mr. prime minister, the challenges your government is currently facing raise many complicated dilemmas, and may require heightening of security measures. however, the secret measures can be counter productive if they are applied without special efforts to diffuse a situation, before people lose their lives. if the use of force is not properly calibrated it may breed the very frustrations and anxieties from which violence tends to erupt. i argue as a democratic state, as such incidents and to conduct investigations when necessary. israelis stand on the brink of the catastrophic violence. we need to keep the situation from escalating into religious conflict with

potential regional implications. we must create the conditions for being in full negotiations that will end the occupation and realize the aspirations of both the peoples. the only way to end this conflict is through negotiations that produce a visible meaningful results. in the elections from either side, will only perpetuate the downward spiral. on both sides and their peoples face extremely difficult decisions on the road to peace. no one can take those decisions for them. but neither can the weight. the generation born after the peace accord, expects one peace. we cannot fail that.

on the ground, mr. nikolai fully committed to walking closely with your government and all the relevant canadian fors visually and internationally. >> we have been listening in there to u.n. secretary general, he has been hosting by israeli prime minister, and they have been talking about the recent violence and how to solve it. now, we heard words of sympathy there from ban ki-moon, saying he deplored the random attacks but also urging israel to think carefully and to move carefully with the increased in security measures. what did you make of what was said there. >> i think the israeli prime minister summed it up when he said this is a touchy subject but i am looking forward to discussing it. it is an extremely sensitive

issue, we made it very clear, that it is on israel that the challenging the status quo, known as the temple mount to uses that it was actually the palestinians who were in the mosque who tries to prevent uses and christians from as he put it violently, stopping them from visiting so you have a very different narrative from the israeli side to what you are hearing from the palestinians side, which is not new in this conflict at all. and just goes to show how difficult it is to solve it. interesting that said he would be meeting with king abdul la, he is, of course, jordan is the custodian of the holy site, and he urged the prime minister to meet with the king, that is something that is not on the able, that we are hearing is not a possibility that we will be meeting together even when he visits the king, very difficult to see how they can see eye to eye on this.

of course, it is a push that is now underway, because the situation is so sensitive, because we are seeing measures taken here. trying to warn israel away from excessive force, some people will tell you that the measures that are taken the shoot to kill policy of palestinians who are allegedly stabbing israelis that some people will say well, do you need to shoot to kill, or just shoot to incapacitate. all these things they will say are inciting the extreme measures taken. neighborhoods quartenned off, some of them the only way to get out is to lift their shirt up, and basically have a frisk action, so it is very sensitive, and very difficult, so the more israel clamps down to maintain the security as it says there is also a backlash other people will tell you.

the negotiation is the only way this is solved as we have been seeing with this occupation, now, almost 50 years half a century. in real efforts show any hope that there is real interest, a willing partner, certainly in this government to make it happen. >> joining me live, thank you. >> canada's liberal party has swept to power, it's leader 43-year-old is set to follow his father in the minister. opinion polls has shown that the liberals were on track to win, but not by such a big majority, reports now from toronto. it is a new era, the liberal party led by justin is won a

majority. he began the campaign in third place in the opinion polls but as the days and weeks went by, the party support climbs steadily. canadians from across this country, sent a clear message tonight, it is time for a change in this country, my friends, a real change. who first came to power in 2006, a towering figure on the right wing of canadian politics harper has cut government taxes and emphasized national security. he also as been increasingly controversy, resign as conservative leader in the coming days. >> for the 42nd time, in 148 years canadians have chosen a national parliament, well tonight's result is not the one we had hoped for.

dropping seats and down to third place, voters wanted change. and they wanted the liberals to lead them there. >> he reminds us how volatile it has become. from my perspective when the campaign began is that three parties all hovering around 30%. they didn't budge, the liberals went up 12 or 13%, it dropped 12 or 13% that was the difference, because the election was built around the main issue, whether people wanted to keep the government or not, we had strategic voting on the scale. so justin has exceeded expectations and will now govern with a strong expectation, but the same remain, low oil prices a weakening economy, and an uncertain international scene. toronto.

the observe says at least 300 people, a third of them civilians have been killed in syria, in the last three weeks and at least 45 people have been killed in strikes on the rebel held region. air strikes like these have killed a number of civilians in syria, the jets have killed more people since fighting began more than four years ago, but these are part of a recent campaign by the russian military. in between id remember and kiev. >> rebels are fighting government forces in the region, as well as further north on the road to aleppo. opposition groups say they have destroyed a personnel carrier.

while the news agency says the government retake a number of villages just outside backed by air cover from russian jets. the violence has forced 35,000 people from the region in the last few days. at night there were air strikes in the morning there were rockets and barrel bombs. they wouldn't have had much of a chance.

the government has accused croatia, toward it's borders without any controls. now thousands and my grants are trying to cross into slovenia, after hungary sealed off it's border. the government wants to change the defense laws to allow the army to help guard the border. with an 8,000 asylum seekers have arrived since monday. >> hundreds of refugees have broken through a police check n border, earlier peace prevented refugees from crossing to the country. while the airplane was guardenned off with about 100 people held at a check point. tropical storm has caused widespread flood damage in the philippines at least 18 people have now died and 300,000 have been forced into evacuation centers.

we visited one of them. >> in the cool mountains in the middle of a storm, a warm bowl of soup is a perfect meal. like tens of thousands these children have come to an evacuation center, set up in a school. it is providing foot and she woulder for thought who have been forced from their homes. >> right now we don't have electricity, and we lack water. because there are many polls that were destroyed. >> while the winds associated with this one dropped quickly as it moves across the land, the rain is lingering. >> so far this storm seems to have caused relatively minimal destruction. but with so much rainfalling the air remain as major concern in the hills. >> the water may continue to flow down the mountains for some time. to those living on below them the danger of landslides

remains. the government is often criticized for the preparation and response to natural disasters. but this time, warning systems seem to have worked and the response has been more coordinated. he was the government man in charge of the action to typhoon which killed more than 6,000 people two years ago. now he is campaigning to be president, ahead of next year's election, and admits the government needed to improve. >> there have been big changes since highian, we have a project that empowers and enabled local government so they can act swiftly. this has helped to significantly reduce death tolls and injured. but many want to see more, kristina is in an evacuation center with her family including her granderson who is becoming sick she wants to know what the government will do in the weeks ahead we were

just like the government to help us, give us enough to start building our homes. everything was swept away. >> now all they can do is wait for the rain to stop and hope they can rebuild al jazeera, the philippines. >> families from mother and south korea have met during a reunion after more than 60 years apart they have been separates during the war, harry faucet reports. in a hotel just north of the border, and the people from each other, deepist emotions locked up for decades rush forth the prevailing one is love, parent for child, and husband for wife. three months pregnant when her husband say disappears during the korean war. we met mother and son preparing for their journey. >> back then we were only just married, we hadn't even

called each other darling not even once. we joined nearly 400 others. on the list of applicants 63,000 have died waiting. the system exists for all of this to happen more regularly. it all depends on the political climate between the careers. >> 66,000 remain, among 30,000 identify who was willing -- so we are certainly trying our best to make the regular on going reunion. >> soon the buss were snaking their way up the coast to the resort. >> it is hard to imagine territory motional impact of these meetings coming as they do after decades of waiting and they are giving it added upon yensy by the fact that they are so fleeting. lasting two hours each, and then will it be all over, and given the divided nature of these two there's a high likelihood this will be the last chance these people will ever have.

it is a fact lost on no one in this room, no second chances to get these moments right, before they too become memories. al jazeera, south korea. >> to find out much morale al jazeera.com. brig changes may be happening at olemiss. students decide mr. to take down the state flag with the confederate symbol.