that have arrived here in recent years bullying by so they feel very let down by the baghdad government. in the final part of a six part series filmed of a five. that people are still fighting for their land. the village chief is in prison. and forced underground the filmmaker has become part of the soccer. crackdown concluding. china's democracy experiment at this time on al-jazeera. turkey's military on the move into syria and the new operation cross the border.

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up donald trump's prop subsidies to u.s. health insurance companies it's fear prices when else skyrocket. arrange a mother's hiring story of how she washed me and ma soldiers so have baby into a fire. whose amazing good for so i talk to you in five years and relief as a son and his family afraid in pakistan after being kidnapped by a group linked to afghanistan's taliban. a convoy of turkish troops has entered northern syria and a new military operation turkey had said it would send in troops to enforce a deescalation it's all part of an agreement between turkey which backs rebel forces and iran and russia to support syria's government. what turkish media is reporting the armored vehicles carrying soldiers crossed into syria as province

late on thursday somehow bara has more from antakya along turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far dozens of military vehicles have crossed into syria we know from different sources that the turkish military tao is stationed in an area called and all of the western outskirts of the province of idlib or however we know that their final destination is going to be this is part of a deal that was signed between russia iran and turkey to implement the deescalation zone in italy it remains to be seen what will happen to hate attempt to have you know fighters the formal after you have the other ones for control are they going to put up a resistance to this whole operation are they going to pull out are you going to hand over their weapons but we're getting. hearing from sources that he had to his shame is now he's courting the turkish military convoy as it was into syria there

are many challenges here first of all turkey needs to implement the deescalation so they have to ensure that nobody engages any fighting in the near future of a second challenge is basically the kurdish factions operating a lot far from where the turkish military is the nation. in syria turkey said in the past that it considers all kurdish factions particularly s.d.f. and they wipe terrorist organization and that it won't allow them extend further to words of the western part of. to words the military and so these are going to be the most important challenges facing the turkish military as it moves now deeper into syria to in the car bombings in northeast syria have killed at least thirty five people the attacks reportedly happened at a checkpoint set up by the syrian democratic forces south of a soccer city syria's government news agency says the bombings targeted civilians fleeing areas and i saw control and dare i saw i saw as being blamed for the attack

. elsewhere in syria ceasefire deals been reached that could end the seeds of a rebel held area just south of damascus the agreement brokered by cairo in moscow includes three opposition factions but it doesn't specifically mention the syrian government or eisel which holds an area just outside the capital the deal allows for humanitarian access but not the relocation of civilians or fighters me and lastly that i'm saying suchi has called for national unity in an address to the nation on the range at refugee crisis she's under increasing international pressure for her favorite to condemn the army's alleged abuses against the ranger many of them not traumatized by what they've experienced and are struggling to cope in makeshift camps across the border in bangladesh bomb a german jew met one woman in cox's bazar who lost almost i mean tough family for resume a big home there is nothing but pain. and. my baby was in my lap and when the soldiers hit me and he fell out of my arms then

they pulled me closer to the wall and i could hear that he was crying in after a few minutes i could hear that they were hazing him too she tells us soldiers for me and mars army had set a fire outside the house they were in and then the unthinkable. my baby was thrown into the fire and then they raped me these are pictures of resume his son sadik he was one and a half years old and very playful a happy child she still can't believe is gone. i feel like and then on the inside. then she breaks down. as she wails in agony resume screams out for her mother. a mother who is

also no longer alive. when her village of two literally in the district of rakhine state was attacked resume says her parents two sisters and brother were killed as well having fled man maher regime and her husband now live in the long camp in bangladesh resume honorific story is similar to what we've heard from many other survivors refugees who shared their terrifying accounts of having been brutalized by soldiers and me on mars army many described witnessing mass killings gang rapes beheadings and numerous other atrocities human rights investigators are accusing me and mars government of carrying out crimes against humanity a charge me and mars government denies with more than a half a million will hinder refugees having fled me and more in the past six weeks medical aid and psychological support is in very short supply it's one reason rifi is so worried sometimes she says her head feels like it's twisting and that she

can't tolerate it sometimes she looks at the photos of our baby and she screams and cries every single day she refused says that until they have money resume i can't get any more treatment for the head and jaw wounds she sustained when she was also beaten by the soldiers and so resume a sits alone and traumatised longing for a family that perished and a home that no longer exists. at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh well i'm sensing that she says she's holding talks with bangladesh about returning summer engine to me and more than half a million of us came to bangladesh since the crackdown began in late august. we are now negotiating with the government of bangladesh on the matter of accepting those who are now in bangladesh since our independence we have twice successfully

negotiated with bangladesh on the issue based on the successful traditions we are now negotiating for the time. the trump administration is scrapping subsidies to health insurance companies in the latest aggressive move against obamacare comes after the us president took another step to undo his predecessor signature health care law while trump signed an executive order that let small businesses band together to buy cheaper health plans giving fewer benefits to their employees with more on this next big to the university of chicago professor of public so president trump now says he'll be cutting subsidies to health insurance providers that help low income people i mean how significant is this and why now oh it's very significant this could we to a real increase people's health insurance premiums and particularly for older people and for people with preexisting conditions and we could see substantially higher insurance premiums and also substantially higher payments by the federal government which for various complicated reasons well really the president terms

decisions you know he's just so determined to overturn his predecessors signature long he said you know taking this as basically a one way of undermining private insurance coverage of the affordable care act was blind yeah and as you say observers also say that without the subsidies insurance markets could quickly unravel with the soaring premiums and insurance companies leaving the online marketplace because insurance companies want to see market stability don't pay. they absolutely want to see market stability now ironically many of the people on these markets this is if they're low income they will be protected but if they are middle class people they will see or we'll increase in their premiums and president trump is banking on the idea that they will blame president obama for this and. it is quite and quite a serious situation for millions of people who need health insurance right now in

terms of the wind of politics i mean how much does president trump's decision amount to perhaps a rebuke to members of congress from both parties who seem to continue with the payments oh absolutely it's it is. it is an act of spite oh and to some extent it may be he may be hoping that this gets him bargaining leverage over democrats to make more concessions over obamacare or other matters but clearly this is something that insurance companies don't want on a c hospital patient groups almost all the interest groups involved in health insurance. are unhappy to night are these issues that are being that. and that's already been a backlash from democrats and republicans who see the ending of subsidy payments affecting people in their own constituencies. oh absolutely it is you know if you are an older person and particularly if you're in a middle class person and you are too much to get the kind of generous financial

help that that obamacare provides of low income people this is a big deal and it's also a big deal that president trump is is allowing more and more ways for young and healthy people to get out of the insurance pool with these older and less healthy people and then there's just no question that he's just done a whole series of things some of which are so comically obvious during the enrollment period for next year's insurance. department of health and human services announce that the computers are going to be down twelve hours every sunday you know for maintenance and they've cut back at ninety percent the advertising and then just a whole series of things that are designed to undermine the operation of the insurance market in this is tonight's decisions were the latest step but it's part of a whole series of things that prison trump is doing to try to damage this part of the health care law professor howell public thank you for talking to al jazeera. thank you so now the parents of

a canadian man freed in pakistan after five years i've spoken of their joy at his release joshua boil on his american wife were held by the haqqani network that's a group linked to the taliban they were released with their three children after a tip off from u.s. intelligence official reports. caitlin coleman and her canadian husband joshua boil were seized by the taliban linked to county network while hiking in afghanistan five years ago they have three children all born in captivity just last year they issued a video asking donald trump to negotiate their release donald trump and now you see him when you you know worship in the country is that those who speak high and noble ideals are going to simply raise our family usually because because it is correct they want money power in france you must hear very nice things for progress can be very pakistan says acting on u.s. intelligence it launched a military operation to free the captives in the border area between afghanistan

and pakistan the pakistani government's cooperation is a sign that it is america's wish that to do more to provide security in the region and i want to thank the pakistani government i want to thank pakistan they they work very hard on this and i believe they're starting to respect the united states again it's very important. in canada joshua boyle's pins give a brief outline of the dramatic rescue mission just described about thirty five entirely pakistani army personnel. and at the end the five people in that car captors he described this morning as having been killed and the five survive so he was quite a few sort of in his praise for the pakistan military. at caitlin coleman's parents' home in pennsylvania a message has been tacked to the front door welcoming the release of their daughter

her husband and the three grandchildren and requesting time to process the news alan fischer i'll just say you know a lot more still to come here not just here including. celebrations on the streets palestinian political rivals hamas and fattah strike a reconciliation deal bearing a decade of disagreement plus. there were more than thirty thousand forty ricans of arrived to escape hurricane maria what we're looking at how recovery efforts are going and reaction to president trump's latest tweets. from dusk the sunset so if it's proving something. to sunrise the top in metropolis hello and welcome back now as you look at the weather across our western parts of asia on the levant we're still in the risk one or two showers

on the southern side of the caspian sea but otherwise for much of the region weather conditions are looking dry and fine not as hot as it has been temperatures coming down in many areas baghdad and kuwait city just into the mid thirty's fine conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean with temperatures there twenty seven degrees expected in beirut let's head down into the arabian peninsula we've got the shemale win now being established and the fact that northwest is going to continue for the next week or ten days uninterrupted so dry the humidity down with time the temperatures will just begin to fall while bit thirty seven in doha and with low humidity actually very nice in this part of the world never saw the potential of forty one in mecca on friday dropping fractionally his head on through into saturday into southern portions of africa largely fine picture here seventeen degrees optically warm for durban but fine conditions in cape town further towards the north fine across botswana and through into namibia we're seeing plenty of sunshine in fact in both zimbabwe and also zambia with

a nice one temperature of twenty nine degrees expected in new saka. the weather sponsored by cats. and when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to address or if you join us on saturday. but we struck up a relationship is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make. join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera.

welcome back to the top stories this hour a convoy of turkish troops entered northern syria in a new military operation troops enforce a deescalation rebel held in the province. leader says she's in talks with bangladesh about returning summer hinge a refugee for the details on the report ration process. made the comments during a rare televised address on the range of prices. on the trumpet ministration is scrapping subsidies to health insurance companies in the latest aggressive move against the health care law known as a bomb a cat likes to force insurers to withdraw from the market and see prices skyrocket . palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank of been celebrating a reconciliation deal between fatah and hamas that ends the rival factions decade long rift places gaza on the west bank under the one government for the first time since two thousand and seven zero sorry for the reports ramallah in the occupied

west bank. in the grand hall of the egyptian intelligence headquarters and hamas officially signed on to egypt's grand plan for palestinian reconciliation after a decade of division both sides expressed hope that at this time it was very good. and there has been full agreement on the concept of empowering the government and the legitimate palestinian government will return to working normally in accordance with its prerogatives and the law. despite the fact that we have some different views different political points we have different disputes but this will never change the fact that we are brothers we are brothers in religion we are brothers in nationality we are brothers in the national interest we suffer the same we have the same future we need to find a way for a unity of our people to secure the ambitions of our people this isn't the first time they've been here repeated attempts to reconcile have failed a main stumbling block the future of hamas military wing appears for now to have

been set aside palestinian authority security services are to resume running gaza's border crossings including the vital one with egypt other issues how to run internal security and merge two separate groups of government workers are being addressed step by step along the lines of a twenty eleven agreement also signed with great fanfare in cairo. here in ramallah the palestinian president mahmoud abbas welcomed the deal saying it accelerated palestinian reconciliation is fatah delegation head indicated its timelines and targets would ensure that it stayed on track and of course it has egypt reeling hard down the necks of both parties in gaza so damaged by the split the economic blockade and three israeli wars people are talking cautiously in terms of hope. when we used to hear about any reconciliation efforts we would think immediately of the failure of it but we hope this time is different unity could at least solve the

power crisis and bring happiness to the gazan people. we've had enough eleven years of suffering without electricity no medicine for people no travelling we want to live like other nations. so far the israeli reaction has been muted saying hamas would need to recognize israel and give up its arms but without the full bore opposition of previous reconciliation attempts. by the us. and without power. in gaza celebrations were underway not least of the prospect of an end to restrictions on salaries and electricity imposed by the palestinian authority earlier this year to put pressure on hamas but it's clear that this is the start of a process the coming weeks will feature plenty of opportunities to build mutual trust will weaken it very force it in the occupied west bank the united states and

israel are pulling out of unesco the united nations cultural agency washington says the move follows what it describes as the need for fundamental reform in the organization and continuing anti israel bias have been asco says it's a shame the u.s. is withdrawing because it's a founding member of the organization. i express my deep regrets. i remember what they said in two thousand and eleven already when the united states alone states voting rights and suspended payment to the united states. at this point united states in fact if you go back into history we will see not only that. united states is a founding member of the whole idea that you can build peace through education science communication. security an american idea so what exactly is unesco the united nations educational scientific and cultural

organization was founded at the end of the second world war with the aim of promoting peace and security through international collaboration projects to achieve those aims you know scope promotes education programs scientific and historical research and cultural diversity in an effort to preserve important ideas and architecture but it's probably the most recognized for its famous branding of world heritage sites there are one thousand and seventy three of them around the world. as the co-founder of the online palestinian news organization electronic intifada he believes israel and the u.s. use u.n. agencies to push their own agendas. israel and the united states have been impeding their work as you know just as they impede the work of other u.n. agency which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's of the us agenda so it is of course symbolic. of israel's desire to push

gender colored isolation an occupation but i think a lot of people of the well will say good riddance to the united states a good riddance to israel and would like to see israel withdraw from more you and agencies rather than using them as vehicles to try to push its legal gender its occupation of colonization of palestinian land so i sigh well israel's announcement that it will pull out and israel to go further and pull out of the united nations altogether but california wildfires are now the deadliest in the state's history with at least thirty one people now confirmed dead thousands of firefighters are working around the clock but many of the largest blazes are burning with little containment the flames of ravage northern california's wine country since sunday destroying at least thirty five hundred buildings at least four hundred people are posted missing in sonoma county alone. a state to emergency

has been declared in the u.s. state of florida thousands of people have arrived from puerto rico where auditors are struggling to get basic necessities three weeks after hurricane maria but as the exodus continues president trump has threatened to withdraw longtime aide from puerto rico and gallica reports from orlando. the storm hit two thousand kilometers from here but it's at orlando's international airport where one of three disaster relief centers is providing care and aid for newly arrived puerto ricans the island and homeland they left is still largely without electricity fresh water supplies a dwindling and heading to the u.s. mainland is the only option for many i feel so sad and i feel so lonely because i don't know why my my mom and how my dad and my feet it's a day by day so for us over here it's our hearts are with them because we. we wish we could do more but we can't because you know we can i get power to them or anything the economic crisis in puerto rico has already prompted hundreds of

thousands of residents to leave to find jobs the aftermath of hurricane maria is likely to force many more to follow in the last few days alone thirty thousand puerto ricans of arrived here in orlando statewide that number could exceed one hundred thousand but florida is home to a million puerto ricans and this is a community more than willing to lend a helping hand the president trumps latest tweets effectively threatening to abandon long term aid haven't gone down well we have a lot of different items from diaper emily bonnie is orange county's first puerto rican commissioner she's helping organize aid and says the president's comments are offensive i think it's right we've seen him make threats now for them and it seems to be the way he tries to get things done his way and he's doing a lot of criticism from puerto rico and that's his way of saying stop criticizing someone's mayor speaks for many when she made a statement asking all americans to stand together to support the people of puerto

rico. politics aside here in orlando volunteers from across the state are helping any way they can as you see you know we don't have any electricity or water here but. when people get tired someone someone with this is the happening but. is that big where the gasoline and the b. boy think about their situation or how anybody puerto rico will need help for months to come and even if the president isn't committed people here and a guy like rogers era orlando florida the leaders of canada and mexico have vowed to work on a trade deal that benefits both countries as well as the u.s. they've met in mexico city with a future of a three country nafta agreement still unclear on wednesday justin trudeau held tough talks with u.s. president donald trump in washington trump has warned the u.s. could drop out of the deal. since the agreement first came into force mexico and canada have enjoyed

a closer more prosperous partnership as we move forward with renegotiations we will continue to work toward our shared goal of a win win win agreement to ensure that the new provisions are fair and beneficial to all three parties involved president pena nieto and i are confident that with our american partners we can establish a framework that will create real meaningful growth then if it's all our citizens. now one of liberia's leading political parties is calling for the announcements of election results to be delayed claiming they have been regularities the liberty party has said it's considering legal action if the election commission doesn't on its demand but foreign observers say they didn't notice any major problems with the poll for professional football player george weah has taken an early lead with twenty five percent of the votes counted. spain has celebrated its national day

with a huge military show of unity while the pressure remains on council only as needed to say whether he's declared independence or not. me reports from madrid. if the last fortnight hadn't been dramatic enough the spectacle of national day provided the finishing touch madrid laid it on thick the whole military display the flags of the regions used as an opportunity to say to the cattle lands just look how united we are nobody wants your independence the crowd of course loyal supporters of king and country. today we celebrate the day of spain which is the day of all spanish people but there's a group of us spaniards who are bent on breaking up our shared country. they should understand you've got to learn you that we belong to one country which is spain and not just a republic which they are pushing for. for the first time in thirty years a national police were invited to rapturous applause. the government said the

decision to honor them came after the barcelona attack you noticed this is of course the same national police which on a referendum day tear gassed and fired rubber bullets at spanish citizens in catalonia. credibly provocative if madrid wanted to rub the capsule noses in that does this is how you do it. in barcelona the pro independence faction held its own protest march it was tiny compared to madrid there on the back foot now the splits in the movement being exploited by the national governments but how they hated the spanish national police being celebrated by madrid. i mean it's shocking as the national police are occupying forces it's as if they sent in the tanks you don't want them here they're not our police force from a government that does not represent us. and as if to. demonstrates how divided

catalonia remains there was a symbol ten years approach spanish rally the police had to make sure they were at some distance from each other on one occasion they failed and the prospect of them pro-capital on demonstrators made it entirely clear what they thought of one another. so much it knows it has the catalan president in a trap now whichever way he decides on the independence question he risks losing part of his base on this day it felt like madrid was in a triumphant mood. gloriously al jazeera in madrid. all the news of course my website the main story there turkish troops entering northern syria to police the escalation zones there what is the address. as out as a i don't. mind of the top stories here this just been saying

a convoy of turkish troops entered northern syria in a new military operation the troops to enforce a deescalation zone in rebel held in that province. has more man talk in their turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far dozens of calls crossed in syria we know from different sources that the turkish military dow is stationed in an area called and of the. outskirts of the province of the however we know that their final destination is going to be this is part of a deal that was signed between russia iran and turkey the deescalation in. twin car bombings in northeast syria have killed at least thirty five people the attacks reportedly happened at a checkpoint set up by the syrian democratic forces south of passages city syria's government news agency says the bombings targeted civilians fleeing areas and i still control india resort is being blamed for the attack.

about returning summer n.j. refugees but gave no further details on the repatriation process. made the comments during a rare televised address on the crisis the trumpet ministration scrapping subsidies to health insurance companies the latest aggressive move against the health care law known as a bomb a cat it's likely to force insurers to withdraw from the market and see prices skyrocket. a canadian american couple held captive for five years by a group linked to the taliban have been freed they were rescued with their three children by the pakistani army near the border with afghanistan. the u.s. and israel are pulling out of unesco united nations cultural agency accuse the organization of having an anti israel bias financial reform. and the california wildfires are now the deadliest in the state's history with at least thirty one people now confirmed dead thousands of firefighters are working around the clock

but many of the largest fires are burning with little containment the flames of ravage northern california's wine country since sunday destroying at least thirty five hundred buildings for those headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the street that's watching. with president. country. around. here. today. is the country's upcoming presidential election. now the opposition candidate has withdrawn from the race.