we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design at this time on al-jazeera i really felt liberated as a journalist was told i was getting to the truth as an eyewitness that's what his job. the russian orthodox church is deep pockets in the rap of the expansion may bear its crucial role in putin's grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer saying to president putin is our leader that given to our people in power investigates how after its attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the heart of the russian state the orthodox connection at this time. and

a political crisis that's only deepening spain says it will suspend catalonia is autonomy after its leaders failed to back down unless a session bit. of this is al jazeera live from london coming up the taliban killed fifty eight people in three separate attacks in afghanistan that's just the latest in a series of taliban assaults that have left one hundred twenty people dead. in gainesville florida where hundreds of police are being deployed ahead of a speech on uninvited white supremacists. and faced with a shrinking catch gaza fisherman palestinian reconciliation will turn the tide on their fortunes. and are the spanish government is preparing to suspend catalonia is autonomy off

the council and leaders ignored a final deadline to drop secession plans regions president has put him on has also threatened to call a vote in catalonia parliament on secession if madrid refuses to enter into talks reports from barcelona. spain's political crisis is deepening after failing to comply with the spanish government catalonia will now be stripped of its autonomy in a more theoretical mock you for in the absence of a clear response we note that he has not answered our request and therefore we will continue procedure of triggering article one five five of the constitution to restore legality in catalonia the capsule and president. had been given until thursday morning to clarify and revoke any independence claim last week he unilaterally declared independence and similar suspended it to allow for talks but instead of clarifying his position p.j. mom sent a letter to madrid calling for an end to repression and for dialogue. prime minister

mariano rajoy has repeatedly refused to mediate with the secessionists we're now in uncharted territory article one five five has never been invoked in mainland spain before they could see devolved powers over the raising of taxes education health care in the police soon in madrid hands of the very worst you could see the suspension of the government and the arrest of its leaders it's hard to imagine any of the scenarios unfolding without more massive protests or perhaps even a change of tactics i think there's no possibility of following like taking arms phrasing arms and or even like. seeing the birth of a terrorist group i don't think that is a possibility at all but some kind of more aggressive i don't want to say violent but more stronger organized insurgency in terms of political insurgency and

organization i think it's it's probably. the bridge to show restraint amnesty international's urged the spanish government to avoid a repeat of these scenes on the day of the cattle referendum. they've also asked for two independence leaders jailed by spanish judge to be released the spanish government expects it to finalize plans for direct rule at a cabinet meeting on saturday in response the catalan leadership say they'll now formalize independence with a vote of the regional parliament this tense standoff is entering a critical new phase the parker al-jazeera bustling. taliban fighters have killed forty three afghan soldiers in an assault in the middle of the night at a military camp the group set off two suicide car bombs at a base in the my one district of kandahar followed by hours of gun fighting one hundred twenty people have been killed in a series of taliban attacks this week jennifer glass has more from kabul. the

taliban attacked the afghan army base in southern afghanistan in my want near the helm on the border in the early hours of thursday morning killing forty three afghan soldiers there elsewhere in afghanistan at about the same time five soldiers killed five police killed the numers and six killed in northern province that of course coming after earlier this week two separate attacks in eastern afghanistan borders impacted and in gaza killed another eighty people as well most of them afghan security forces some of them civilians the gardez attack involving two suicide car bombs also wounded three hundred people security forces as well as civilians but the fact that these attacks have taken place in the north in the east in the south and the southwest show really the the breadth of. the taliban has across the country the fact that they are able to make launch these

significant major attacks across the country and hold certain areas and also that they're willing to attack military posts and inflict large amounts of casualties shows that they really can still fight now afghanistan i think that's the message they're trying to send to the afghan government and to the international community particularly perhaps the united states government which is starting to send a several thousand additional troops here to afghanistan to support the afghan security forces and the and the american secretary of state saying that the united states remain in afghanistan as long as the taliban don't come to the peace table that is the ultimate goal of the afghan government to make peace with the taliban or fight them so that they're no longer relevant so far that the taliban have shown really no indicate indication that they plan to come to the peace table in the fighting becomes more intense. one person has been killed and six others wounded after iraqi forces opened fire on kurdish protesters in kenya keen the kurdish

demonstrators were protesting against the takeover of the city by iraqi forces and i came as claimed by both the kurdistan regional government and the central authorities in baghdad. the iraqi interior minister has admitted some people have been hurt during the military operations but blamed unknown armed groups for the violence stephanie decker has more from the outskirts of erbil where people are still worried about violations by shia militia fighters. many families kurdish families from car cook in the surrounding areas of come here on the outskirts of erbil and at the moment there's handouts being given out that's been going out throughout the morning we've been speaking to some of the people there as to why they fled and they're all telling us similar stories they're difficult to verify but saying that has still shadley this is a shia militia came in threaten them they're being told stories about houses being burnt down violence very difficult to verify but what is clear is there is a real fear here of the shia armed forces and we have been costing them while the

exactly prime minister has that a body has called for them to leave the city that now it is only the iraqi army and federal police forces there will you go back with a lot of people here have been saying no and they say well we've been fighting together we have suffered the crush mark that of the kurdish forces have given up our own blood in the fight against isis also together with the iraqi army they feel that they have been stabbed in the boxes certainly for the people here a very dire situation a lot of women breaking down in tears and we spoke to them and they are telling us that even if it's just the iraqi army incur coke they say they will never go back. police in the u.s. are bracing for protests when a white your press she promises to gives a speech at the university of florida nation on thursday a state of emergency has been dickhead around the gainesville campus ahead of riches spencers talk it's his first public appearance since he was involved in

a white supremacist rally in charlottesville in august which turned violent leaving one person dead. and you live first in gainesville so and it doesn't sound pretty tense there. it is fairly tense but let me tell you the authorities here are taking no chances with this appearance of richard spencer the security here is like nothing i've ever seen before even a presidential visit doesn't go quite this far we've got police helicopters hovering above as you can see barricades here a heavy place presence behind so the roads around the campus are closed off it's all very very controlled indeed but let's take a look at how gainesville has been preparing for this controversial figure. on the university of florida's campus students are doing their best to attend classes and study for exams but it's a challenge not to be distracted by increased security as authorities here brace themselves for the appearance of white supremacist richard spencer hails from

hearing our people hail victory the leader of the so-called right spencer was one of the organizers behind demonstrations in charlottesville virginia in may the violence there led to the death of one protester the suspense is first major public events in scenes that shocked the u.s. the students just want this to go away and the university didn't invite spencer but have been unable to stop him coming because of freedom of speech laws as much as we abhor the rhetoric that mr spencer. spews we cannot maintain him from. saying some classes have already been canceled and students are being encouraged to stay away all my professors have been telling me about also all the security i see the national guard around now i saw him yesterday so i mean i feel like we're in a safe place a kind of blew my mind when i was hearing about it because i like. that sort of things over way you know and it's not and it's so prevalent still local businesses

to are encouraging people to stay away. this bar is offering free drinks to anyone that receives a ticket dispenses event but doesn't use it i mean it's made things more difficult for us we still feel by our pledge to people who get their hands on some of these tickets and would like to trade on used tickets for beer i will do that all day which is spencer is the president of the national policy institute an organization labeled as a hate group that sought his appearance will cost the university around half a million dollars in security there's an overwhelming desire here that richard spencer simply be ignored but he's already getting the attention he seems to crave this venue reportedly cost the national policy institute around ten thousand dollars to book and spencer's appearance will make headlines around the world however for those at this public university in northern florida the primary concern is the safety of students and ensuring that if there are protests they pass off peacefully. so this whole security operation

here on campus is costing the university about half a million dollars that will be passed on to taxpayers as i said in my report spencer and the national policy institute spent about ten thousand dollars to make the booking here he's already basically achieved what he wanted to do not to get attention the number of police here the number of reporters here basically outnumbers everyone at the moment there are some protesters making their way up the street here we haven't seen anyone in support of richard spencer at the moment but certainly this event has raised again the question of the first amendment and freedom of speech rights certainly a lot of people here don't think spencer should be given a platform anywhere never mind a public university they say he's someone who is influenced by the german government by the nazis or the nine hundred thirty s. and he should be shut down so this is began a conversation in this country once again about race relations about where people like richard spencer should be allowed to speak and about how this conversation can

make this country better can bring this divided nation back together as one and again i thank you. on the program still ahead britain's prime minister may try to jumpstart talks. in brussels with the latest. on paul reece in the netherlands where norway's women's football team is about to play their first world cup qualifier since they secured a historic equal pay day old with the man. welcome back as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia it's all looking dr fine at the moment temperatures not too bad for this time of year back you there enjoying the sunshine and temps of twenty three wall across turkey is also looking fine and what the conditions across the society the mediterranean also particularly good at the moment we're seeing temperatures drop

away across iran iraq through into kuwait so just into the low thirty's very pleasant here here in the arabian peninsula too temperatures are dropping more importantly the humidity is dropping so thirty seven degrees as a high in and heavy on through into the talent the weekend temperature of thirty four in abu dhabi is also pleasant on the other side the potential temperature in mecca still close to the forty mark across into southern portions of africa for the most part we've got fine weather during the course of friday but there is a little convergence line where the winds will come together not to well develop into a more active system as we head on through into saturday with showers for durban some heavy ones johannesburg too but it should be largely dry and fine in capetown elsewhere plenty of sunshine in evidence central parts of africa looking fairly lively still wish i was towards cobol and cameroon further west should be largely fine and i crank out a highs of thirty. one

of the top stories or not is there spain's government says it will hold

a cabinet meeting on sunday to trigger article one five five of the constitution without to impose direct rule of catalonia after leaders that ignored a deadline to back down over secession. taliban fighters have killed forty three afghan soldiers in an overnight assault on a military camp in the southern province of kandahar. a place in the state of florida bracing for protests as white supremacist richard spencer best to give a speech at a university then nature thursday. where his prime minister is in brussels trying to restart talks to resume his calling for urgency on resolving the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. often leaves the block negotiations are being hampered by disputes over citizens' rights and the size of persons divorce bill. jenna howell joins us live from brussels so they've been a deadlock for some time now do we think there might be any progress at this meeting. while unlikely that there will be lot of the sort of

progress the prime minister to resign may and might have hoped for remember the e.u. twenty seven leaders her colleagues at this council meeting must use this meeting to decide whether sufficient progress has been made in brics of talks so far to be able to move talks on to the second stage they're currently been dealing with the first the more contentious stage the so-called divorce settlement dealing with things like money britain's outstanding liabilities commitments how much it's willing to pay tourism a very much wants to move things on to the next stage at least in parallel even with the first stage which is britain's future relationship with the european union future trade arrangements crucial for business in the u.k. putting a lot of pressure on the government at the moment because it needs it craves certainty about quite what the details of breaks it will entailed well the problem she's got is that

a lot of people around the table believe that the talks so far have made sufficient progress but in fact are stalled stalemate and she's been unable to convince them with the offer she made three weeks ago in florence that she will honor britain's commitments to the tune of well over twenty billion dollars over the course of a two year transition period with the figure the e.u. has in mind is probably tens of billions higher than that so she knows it's already been transmitted in the draft conclusions of this meeting that they will likely rebuff her she won't get the breakthrough she wants but that isn't going to stop her this evening over dinner from appealing to them for progress to be made here's a flavor of what she'll say in her comments a few arrived here in brussels earlier in the day. this is about to start. to see how we track all the challenges. that means for instance corporation corporation which just the. part of the strong future partnership that we want to build together of course would also be looking at the concrete progress that's been made in our exit because stations and looking are sitting out and this is found for

two weeks of time it's actually for example want to see an urgency in reaching agreement on assistance rights. so talk there of concrete progress by to reason but that isn't the same of course as sufficient progress as far as the e.u. is concerned they will likely push the can a little bit further down the road now instead of a new deadline for the fourteenth of december of the next summit the next council meeting here to again look at progress but just listen to those words you mentioned they're talking about ambitious plans in the weeks ahead specifically to do with citizens' rights this is interesting because it's a new sort of gambit by to reason may hoping to break the deadlock hoping to push for progress on thursday she wrote an open letter to e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and she said we are within touching distance of a deal to protect your your security your residency to protect your voting rights and allow you to bring your family members over to live with you if but only if

e.u. leaders in brussels allow that progress to be made to know how my muscles thank you very much indeed. female kurdish fighters you helped defeat i saw in what was the group's self declared capital rucka have been celebrating in the streets of the city they dedicated their progress against i sell to. the jailed head of the outlawed kurdistan workers' party in neighboring turkey and all female force has vowed to continue fighting until all women afraid for myself will. yes we met then that with solid intentions and a will that hasn't been broken we have achieved our goal which was to pound the strongholds of terrorism in the city we have restored on a to use the women by liberating dozens of slaves who were taken from single and we've also freed a similar number of children a saudi government minister has visited rocca reportedly to discuss his country's

role in reconstruction efforts there subban who is the minister of state for arab affairs went to some of the territory captured by kurdish led rebels activist voters show him with brett mcgurk the u.s. president's special envoy against eisel a pakistani court has formally charged the ousted prime minister nawaz sharif his daughter and son in law with corruption opening a trial that could see the former leader jailed for twenty sixteen panama papers revealed the family had used offshore companies to buy expensive properties in london and their wealth did not match their income the sharifs insists the proceedings are part of an opposition fueled conspiracy atika hain ports. supporters cheered on miriam sharif and her husband mohamed saft are as they appeared in court in islamabad when they left they were formally facing corruption charges still sending a defiant message and denying the accusations. even if you know they should stop

wasting their time and not so the country and the nation if they hand down a punishment then let them do it but they should stop making a mockery of the constitution or deprive the family of basic human rights a fair trial they should stop making a mockery of justice the leaks showed she and her family had much greater wealth than reported which helped them buy elegant expensive homes in london she is the heir to the sharif political dynasty her future complicated by the release of the panama papers that revelation lead to pakistani supreme court judges disqualifying the prime minister his third time in office once again ended early. wasn't in court he's visiting his alien wife in europe but his daughter says he will return to face the charges political analysts say prosecutors have a strong case against them in this case there is a case of corruption. is just it's a just a matter of thirty days if the procedure takes its natural course the syrian family

will be you know in jail and they will be jailed for. unit of seven fourteen years still his is a powerful name and to many pakistanis the rightful leader. and we have always shown our respect to the law of the country and even to all institutions we are here to peacefully support our leaders and to show our solidarity with them sharif previously was deposed by coups and then the courts for that he paid a political price but now facing a future with his very freedom on the line. al-jazeera. kenya's opposition leader says he may still contest next week's presidential election if proper electoral reforms are carried out. pulled out of the race a week before the vote saying a credible election isn't possible because of kenya's election commission but he says if urgent changes are made he may reconsider it will be kenya's second

presidential election this year the supreme court and now the first one declaring irregularities in the counting process and mismanagement by poll officials. israel has temporarily expanded palestine's fishing zone off the coast of gaza but local fishermen say the extension little to improve that we're ready me giving comes and it's misreports. it's saudi season in the waters off the coast of gaza but along with high winds and heavy seas the fishermen here have one extra challenge but no other fishing community in the mediterranean faces they risk being shot if they stray outside a narrow zone imposed by the israeli navy. i never said to me i've been fishing since one thousand nine hundred seventy i used to enjoy it we used to make good money and now i don't enjoy it as you see we're sweating all night for nothing. the competition for the fishing has grown as the blockade of gaza has tightened with

unemployment at around forty percent more men turn to fishing desperate for any source of income and. there are no jobs so all i could do is help my father and i make six dollars a day to help feed my family. israel has expanded the fishing zone from eleven to seventeen kilometers from now until mid december twenty years ago this boat would only need to cast its net swans to catch up to eight hundred kilos of fish tonight the net is thrown out three times the total whole just eight to keep. was a sufficient really want to be able to do is to sell out deeper into the mediterranean where there's more valuable fish such as sea bass and shark and it's one of the hopes of this palestinian reconciliation that the israeli military will considerably relax these maritime restrictions. during israel's occupation of gaza the fisherman sailed up to thirty seven kilometers off the coast since the hamas

takeover it's been restricted to eleven seven fishermen have been killed and more than one hundred wounded by israel's navy for allegedly straying beyond the. as long as we're under occupation i don't see there is any solution the israelis control everything it doesn't matter if the palestinian authority or hamas is in charge. it cost four hundred seventy dollars in fuel and rented to take this boat to see the catch gave a profit of one hundred dollars shared between the crew of eleven bird it's made out is there a gaza. and u.s. aircraft carriers patrolling waters near the korean peninsula in a show of military strength to pyongyang the u.s.s. ronald reagan a one hundred thousand ton warship has been launching super hornet planes from its deck as part of drills with the south korean navy north korea has described the joint exercise as a rehearsal for war. new zealand has a new prime minister its third female leader and the youngest in one hundred sixty

years is in the arden will lead a center left coalition government with support from the new zealand first party and the greens a thirty seven year old labor party came second in last month's election handing comment center right to national party arden is vowing to address your demons housing and inequality issues i feel extraordinarily on it and privileged to be in a position to form a government with a labor with labor it believes i want to thank all those who gave labor support throughout the election and through this period of negotiation we campaigned hard on issues that we believe strongly on and now we take very seriously the responsibility that we have to deliver on them. new sand has suspended all production for the japanese market for at least two weeks following a vehicle inspection scandal the company was forced to recall more than one million

vehicles after unauthorized starts were found to be carrying out final inspections and misconduct a set of continued it three of its six factories in japan even after steps were taken to correct it and it sounds president said old habits were to blame denmark's women's team could be expelled from world cup qualifying after calling off friday's game with sweden due to a pay dispute they're seeking equality with the men's team something achieved by norway this week norwegians and now in the netherlands to prepare for their world cup qualifier poor reese went to emon to find out more. on a level playing field at last the norwegian women's football team training for a world cup qualifier against the netherlands have just secured a world first off the pitch. becoming the first female national team to receive the same pay deal as their male counterparts first i was i was really surprised because i didn't know about it i read it in the newspaper so i was really happy and they

really respect us and they want something we women's football hopefully more nations will will do the same and i and i'm really proud the noice the first nation to do this. the team's pay is set to almost double going up to seven hundred fifty thousand dollars a year there's also twenty five percent of revenue from major tournament that's less in women's football than in the men's game but no white women qualify much more often now not only is they still the first of its kind in the world it's also been very friendly while other countries such as denmark have been quite rich with their football associations over better pay this deal was suggested by the norwegian f.a. and it includes a financial contribution from the men's team the players here say they feel an important sense of unity from norway's myal internationals who volunteered seventy thousand dollars towards the agreement for the men's then to give us money to make

it equal pay was just. really gentleman it's just really really big esther just heard from them and we are really thankful this is like just a really good thing to have on the way because you don't have to worry about the money is coming in or whether you should quit football or rather study so hopefully there will be more women playing football longer in norway and then we will have more really high level players so we can win. norway's qualifying encoding in is against the dutch side that warm you are twenty seventeen a few months ago with the dutch men meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may have a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paul reece al-jazeera and the netherlands and you can catch up in time with our website the dress that is out there dot com he watches by clicking on the live icon.

i'm one of the top stories on our syria spain's government says it will press ahead with plans to suspend catalonia autonomy after leaders there ignored a final deadline to back down on secession from minister mariano haha it will hold a cabinet meeting on saturday and trigger article one five five of the constitution a measure that's never been used allowing madrid to impose direct rule over the region there is need barker's in barcelona it's not going to be an instant process the madrid government will have to qualify exactly where they believe that the catalonia leadership transgress their normal parameters where they basically essentially broken the rules they have said repeatedly that they want to bring the region back to the galaxy that the prime minister mariano rajoy those close to him have phrased it but exactly how long it will take to pinpoint the in detail where

the transgressions of be made it's very unclear taliban fighters have killed forty three afghan soldiers in an overnight assault on a southern military camp a group set off two suicide car bombs at a base in the my one district of kandahar followed by hours of gun fighting all one hundred twenty people have been killed in a series of attacks by the taliban this week at least in the u.s. are bracing for protests as white supremacist richard spencer prepares to give a speech at the university of florida nature on thursday a state of emergency has been declared around the gainesville campus expenses first public appearance since he was involved in a white supremacist rally in charlottesville in august which turned violent even one person dead. female kurdish fighters who helped to defeat iso in what was the group's self declared capital rocca i would celebrating the streets of the city i dedicated their progress against i saw two of the jailed head of the outboard

kurdistan workers party in neighboring turkey britain's prime minister is in brussels trying to restart stalled for exit talks to resume a is calling for urgency on resolving the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. after it leaves the block as the headlines tuesday with inside story is next i'll have the news after you straight after that thanks for watching. spain says it's going to take away catalonia is autonomy as the regional leader ignores a deadline to abandon secession plans what's next for the capital and.