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al-jazeera. hello everyone i'm just about under welcome to this news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. tomorrow. we head to the pool. can years rerun election go ahead but process continues the opposition repaints its call for a boycott. and anti terror operation against supporters of iceland other groups is catarrh impose sanctions on some yemeni nationals israel's accused at the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied it's to slip. on president xi jinping reveals his new leadership team but there's no sign of a potential successor. and i'm peter stammered in doha with the latest sports news including the l.a.

dodgers clayton shaw puts on a pitch perfect performance says the most expensive player in baseball clinches victory in game one of the world series. kenya's presidential run election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed because five judges didn't sign up to the supreme court to hear a petition opposition activist wanted the vote for spoken saying it won't be free or fair process of since broken out in western kenya the stronghold of the opposition candidate. he has already ruled himself out of the race and is calling for a resistance movement to boycott. the supreme court an old president or her kenyatta as victory in the first election in august citing irregularities with the vote he has continued to urge the country to vote and says all citizens will be protected.

your rights. are old equally protected. by the very same constitution. but let no one infringe. on his brothers or sisters right. and let everyone know that all security agencies. have been deployed across the country. to ensure the safety of each and every kenyan the drawing of a dingo has repeated his call for people to stay at home. the . the.

the the. the the. the. well just about a day joins us now live from the kenyan capital nairobi so what's his political coalition now to become something of a resistance movement but do we know what he means by that. well felicity in the hours after made that statement he officials of his purty have been trying to explain what it actually means and they say it is

a peaceful movement that is not only going to reject the outcome of thursday's paul but also continue to climb out for what they call electrode justice and also say that they would be. putting pressure on the floor it is for the reform of the independent electron boundaries commission not also fresh elections with him ninety days supporters of the opposition say they're going to heed the calls for raila odinga and just moments after he finished that speech calles at opted in the city of consumer who are a last stronghold and in two different incidents four people were injured in the first one in the candelo slums police opened fire on a group of protesters injuring two people in the other incident a group of people also say twelve tried to arts hoch a base where national youth service officials trained and that's when the security

guards opened fire on them injuring two of them and president kenyatta when he spoke to the nation a few hours ago he also said the security forces would be deployed across the country what do you think we can expect from thursday's election. well what we expect from the elections on what we know for sure is in the strongholds of president who took an out and his deputy william ruto which accounts for up to eight to million of the registered voters of kenya or wrong polling stations in great numbers already they are offering a businessman and people who support the thirty have been offering people in nairobi transportation back to their polling stations so we expect a very high timeout in areas that are considered the stronghold of the president and his running mate however in the opposition's from holds there have been appeals from rio de and other principles of moussa they say people should boycott the

elections and we expect many people to hear both calls and everything will get down to numbers two hundred on mind to constituents are supposed to vote for the president according to the constitution world the president and his running mate be able to get votes in every of those two hundred ninety close to doing this already they have taken so many police officers and members of the security forces to some of these opposition areas and the polling will take place under tight security however whoever wins this election would have his legitimacy very much question all right. there from my right as we look ahead to thursday's rerun election thanks mike. so he has more now on those protests from an opposition stronghold in western kenya. yes protesters have been out on the streets. blocked road using stones and gold as been lighting bonfire those well they say they're

very angry and particularly after the supreme court this is the frustration that tomorrow they're not going to go to vote they will not remember. when they will not even remember here. they said they also angry with the police. brutality. during protests thousands of people. have been killed including children. saying that police have killed more. people people saying that. even to see how things like polling material will get. to the people who want to hold. and a lot of tension. now in a joint move with the u.s.

castro has imposed sanctions targeting alleged leaders finances on facilitators of i saw in iraq syria and yemen and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula eleven yemeni nationals a charitable organization and a supermarket make up the list of saying well sanctions include asset freezes on travel bans the two countries say the move strengthens their joint commitments to combat terrorism and terrorism financing. jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. and ross tell us more about how this announcement was made. well the announcement was first made in excuse me in riyadh by the u.s. treasury secretary steven minutiae and who was there to what talk about this new center called the terrorist financing targeting center this organization was stood up by the u.s. and gulf countries back in mid may it's not coincidental that this happened during

the visit of the u.s. president donald trump to saudi arabia and then a few weeks later there was the of course the start of the embargo by some members of the g.c.c. against qatar now this organization is a group effort a multinational effort to basically identify those persons and organizations that are providing support for those carrying out terrorist attacks and so with the people who have been cited wednesday's sanctions list as well as the two organizations cited again on these sanctions list the hope is that the number of attacks particularly inside yemen and across the region will start to dissipate very quickly because without money the people carrying out these attacks can't get the equipment or pay for the training in order to carry out these attacks certainly this is something that the u.s. is very much a supportive of because it says that both and iceland yemen our national security

threats to u.s. interests are both in washington d.c. thank you. i mean estadio is out there a senior analyst mall in bashar amman explain to us how does this all fits in with that memorandum of understanding that cost that the u.s. have already signed recently look it's all part of the efforts of the trump administration to focus its effort not only on the war on terror in terms of military means in terms of intelligence in terms of homeland security but also in terms of finance because there's a theory has been growing over the last decade in the united states that if you dry the sources of terrorism the finance you can take it on much more importantly if you will than just through military means or intelligence so in a sense the bilateral deal or memorandum with qatar that took place in july as well as the counter finance terror center that was created in may.

but also between the united states and the gulf countries both basically you know aim at the same objective which is how to make sure that within the global gulf region there are not individuals and no entities that would be financing or abetting terrorism so in a sense they're complimentary in terms of the gulf crisis that we've seen emerge over the last several months of course qatar is making sure it underlines every time it had gets the opportunity that it is at the forefront of combating terror i never thought of all when why damn and why focusing in on yemen because when we talk about the war going on in yemen we don't really speak a great deal about i saw. the writing and it's. actually what's also sad. is that yemen is suffering from so many other issues especially the war. the minute rishon diseases you know children dying go refugees internally displaced death torture spreading of prisons

and so on so forth are very. divided impoverished nation falling apart and yet of course the focus is on combating and financing terror and that's why the for the united states the main objective is not so much that yemen gets back on its feet it's that there are eleven yemenis that we need to focus on because they support eisel because for the united states the main concern is global terrorism and that no yemeni or no who were ever dies or ice or al qaida eventually carries an attack in a western city or in an american city but for the gulf for the arabs the main concern is the war in syria the war in libya the war in yemen the war in iraq they distribute it in the middle east the divisions in the middle east it's kind of fascinating that arab leaders are incapable of taking any single serious

initiative that concerns their safety the safety of their citizens the will being of their countries without america an american agenda bringing them together it's a sad situation yeah very interesting as well a moment bashar appreciate it thank you. or still ahead on this al-jazeera news that israel approves plans for one hundred seventy six new jewish tribes in occupied east jerusalem. will be the vulnerable zambian community suffering at the hands of large corporations. and how a book by one of the holocaust victims is helping italian football confront anti semitism or have that story. first iraqi kurdish leaders have offered to freeze the outcome of last month's

controversial vote for so section about triggered a confrontation with the central government of baghdad which responded by seizing huge areas of disputed territory where the proposals unlikely to be accepted by baghdad which is demanding the results piano really thirty thousand kurds have been displaced in the city of kirkuk which is south of sectarian tensions since the iraqi forces took control of it staff in dhaka has more from the iraq turkey border it's coming down to the detail of the language but important language the k r g kurdistan regional government offering to freeze the results of that controversial referendum calling for an immediate cease fire and dialogue between baghdad and erbil now baghdad has made it very clear that there will be no dialogue until the results of that referendum are an old meaning making it void it's a complicated situation it all has to do with disputed territories land issues who controls what that stretches back years and years and years now one man we've been

speaking to owns his family owns this lad and says that nothing none of this can be resolved through military means. the stability of the we want happiness we want brotherhood there's been enough killing among us war solves nothing this needs to be resolved through dialogue and killings need to stop all of the killings if kurdish turkish arabs it doesn't matter everyone just needs to be happy these are challenging times for the kurds of northern iraq anyone you speak to here will tell you that it was completely unexpected what's happened over the last week or so the iraqi forces together with shia militia taking areas of territory that had previously been held by the current disputed territory of course but certainly it's just one of the challenges this region also faces huge economic issues mounting debt at the moment and i think more specifically when it comes to the international community people here will tell you whether it's civilians whether it's peshmerga whether it's politicians that they feel abandoned by the international community that they were embraced when they were fighting iceland now they feel that they've

been completely left. with turkey's president says he's ready to support. to reopen a crude oil pipeline from the kick okoye fails to. the pipeline which hasn't been used since twenty four will help to buy pulse iraq's kurdish region well i made those comments off the meeting the iraqi prime minister and i have heard that discussions focused on the political military and economic steps that can be taken in response to what they're calling the illegitimate scottish referendum. jittering our meeting we rejected the unilateral measure taken by the cards with regards to the referendum we regret such a measure we share the same views on the measure from the outset we agreed iraq's territorial integrity must be maintained and we are still keen on that this is why we cannot accept this referendum or the lateral measure taken by the kurds. a new report accuse israel of the systematic abuse of young palestinians arrested in

occupied east jerusalem it says teenagers are detained in the middle of the night accused of throwing stones at soldiers and then questioned without a lawyer present jan reports. five decades of israeli occupation and many scenes remain the same young palestinians throw stones at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now report from human rights organization beat salaam and hama kid says israel is ignoring special laws to protect the rights of minors and teenagers when they are detained after a protest that this is an age in which people. are more vulnerable and can actually be scarred for life traumatized for life through such experiences and so you want to have special protections in place. the report's

authors say the justice system in israel lacks any understanding of due process when handling palestinian teens specifically in occupied east jerusalem and the west bank we have a system in which on one side police officers prosecutors judges the jails will all and always be israeli and in this case you have you know that a student teenagers who are always on the receiving end of this of this reality sixty teenagers suspected of stone throwing were interviewed for the report some were arrested in the middle of the night which is forbidden under israeli law seventy percent of the boys arrested did not know they had the right to remain silent a third of the boys did not speak to a lawyer they said they feared being harmed and were pressured to sign involuntary and sometimes false confessions in ninety five percent of the cases the boys were questioned without a parent or relative being present most were threatened and interrogated and could

be held in harsh conditions in a cell for days or weeks human rights groups don't see israel changing its abuse of palestinian teens any time soon sad and difficult conclusion in that we are unlikely to see any meaningful. changing these policies in the absence of any documentation. israeli police say the report is inaccurate and misleading. culture dirge on al-jazeera that israel has a preview of plans for one hundred seventy six new jewish homes in occupied east jerusalem the expansion of the noise alliance that limits or make it the largest in the city israeli ministers are also expected to vote on sunday on a controversial bill that would bring illegal west bank settlements around jerusalem under the jurisdiction of the city i mean if the palestinians according annexation are a force that reports from occupied east jerusalem. not xian dominates its hillside

site in occupied east jerusalem it was built exclusively for illegal jewish settlers in the heart of the palestinian neighborhood of job. armed guards keep watch now with approval for one hundred seventy six new homes it's said to triple in size well yeah that's all to the good a commercial development providing more housing i don't mind if. they do it i don't think they should mind if. that's all the palestinian neighbors like. it's part of a bigger plan. if this expansion keeps happening it will be a threat to bear on the nearby villages eventually these creeping settlements will push israel cup on the farm across east jerusalem israeli flags signify the change imposed on neighborhoods by fifty years of occupation more than two hundred thousand israeli settlers now live in the east of the city but this isn't just

about increasing the israeli population within east jerusalem it's also about expanding the definition of what is considered jerusalem on sunday ministers are expected to vote on the controversial greater jerusalem bill which would see illegal settlements in the occupied west bank brought under the jurisdiction of the jerusalem municipality the palestinians that is an extension of west bank territory combined with recent work to the long delayed settlement of give out time a toss which would physically cut off palestinian areas from any future palestinian state campaign is fear a decisive moment the fact that israel is doing it in a letter me. telling the world that we are not going to peace but we're going to an extension last week israel announced approval of more than two thousand six hundred new units in illegal settlements in the occupied west bank its plans in and around jerusalem also moving ahead putting further pressure on already dimmed prospects for a two state solution kerry force it out. zira occupied east jerusalem u.s.

campaign as a fight against legislation which allows businesses to reverse rises in the minimum wage in some states. than two million workers seven point two dollars or less for those living on the breadline the pay rise could mean the difference between. hundred fat ass when he visited the city of st louis in missouri. until this august betty douglas lived on faith hope in ten dollars an hour. she's the main breadwinner for a son with autism another with a brain tumor a nephew and her brother who's recovering from back surgery last night i didn't. i haven't sixteen year old i had to make sure they ate last night so i'm very homey this morning even though you work for the restaurant and they all live with a doting matriarch and not much else they let a company that telling me that they want three hundred dollars or that

a cup my services. so. i'm just taking that to said take day by day. each work day for ten years she walks to a bus stop to a job serving burgers at mcdonald's at fifty nine she hasn't seen a doctor since her sixteen year old son was born now the state of missouri has taken away the pay raise she and other workers have earned for months across the u.s. cities like los angeles chicago and washington d.c. are raising their minimum wage. but here in st louis the lowest paid workers are actually seeing their paychecks get smaller st louis voted to increase the minimum wage from seven dollars and seventy cents an hour to ten dollars but missouri state legislature voted to override that blocking cities like st louis from setting a higher wage. so as fast food workers across the country fight for better wages

here they protest the dollars they've lost two to be exact plus thirty cents every hour. and when the police shut them down they take it outside and i want to cancel that was the cost of living is going up every day st louis restaurateur armor what miss says that's not the american way like the idea of government getting involved in telling me how much to pay my people earn it work hard the american dream i didn't but but to determine how much my employee makes well why don't you build my business then for me and get me out of the mess betty douglas has now returned to her old pay as i keep getting up in morning or by the time i found it night i don't want to get up and buy it as she serves others her family will have to do with even less i have a very good thank you john hendren al-jazeera st louis large following companies are making big profits in zambia but human rights watch report says rural

communities are paying the price many are being forced to give up their land with women in particular being the worst affected. reports. this community has been farming for years it depends on the land to survive but recently many have been forced out by foreign companies. going up a phenomenon but i'm going to bang on the workers that are going to bulldozers came to the house and said you have to move from here. it's a situation that's becoming more common in zambia hoping to improve the economy the government allowed commercial enterprises to expand in areas including the serang her district which is known for its good soil and water these satellite images show just how quickly domestic and foreign foreign companies moved in to produce corn wheat and soy some of which is sold abroad but families say they're being pushed from the land they've worked on for generations felicia says now her children don't

have a problem home. we were told we only had two weeks and we had to leave that's how we ended up here my children they sleep in that taint human rights watch released a report forced to leave commercial farming and displacement insomnia that examines the impact these businesses are having or rule families it says a woman in particularly are being blindsided by the problem. we women used to grow plenty of crops and keep it in our storage bins it's a big difference the river was close and we could draw water we grow a lot of savvy and sweet potatoes. rules to protect farming communities and sabia already exist including having families decide whether they want to leave proper resettled and options and compensation but the people here say they're not being enforced. you know i was taken to court because these companies want the land where we live this community says forming is about much more than crops it's about

tradition land family and their very livelihood ghodsee a local civilian al-jazeera. a so had almost so al jazeera news hour riding the subway with the boss alone a police force who will soon soon be facing a major test of their loyalties west african leaders call on togo's leader to do more to resolve the political crisis that's left ten protesters dead. out of upset in the race to finish the season as the world's best female tennis player details with pisa inspect. turkey is seeing some very heavy downpours at the moment so far and so this weather system is also affecting the southeastern parts of europe and the north eastern

parts of africa and turkey has seen some very heavy downpours lots of hail as well lots of thunder and lightning to this system is gradually going to break up as we head through the next few days so on thursday still expect some cloud a few outbreaks of rain there along the north coast of turkey but elsewhere it's breaking up it's drawing up and for most of us in turkey it doesn't dry by friday stays dry throughout the time and twenty eight degrees will be our maximum that's eighty two in fahrenheit further towards the east largely fine for many of us here temperatures rebounding back up there now marty this time around eighteen degrees that's for friday bit further towards the south and here in doha no massive change for us the temperatures hovering around thirty four degrees dropping down to around twenty six during the night at the moment for salada know about where it's around twenty nine but of course here it's always a little bit more humid and this cloud around as well as we head down towards the southern parts of africa plenty of cloud here is stretching through on goal of down through namibia and into botswana down into the eastern parts of south africa more

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prism of six extraordinary individuals. micronesia coming soon on a jazzier. welcome back and reminder the top stories on al-jazeera kenya's president has urged his supporters to go out and vote in thursday's rerun of the presidential election but also said they must refrain from violence any more kenyan police to fire tear gas at opposition demonstrators who say the vote won't be free in fat. castro has placed sanctions on eleven yemeni nationals and two yemeni entities in

a joint operation with the united states sanctions target leaders finance years and facilitators of isolates one as i pointed your great importance to. iraqi kurdish leaders have offered to freeze the outcome of last month's controversial vote for the session. with the spanish government poised to take control of the catalonia region more protests all taking place in boss alone or friday madrid's parliament is due to vote on oscar one five five reimposing direct rule on the semi autonomous region zeros under summonses following events in the catalan capital also that. this demonstration is of two groupings school teachers and parents protesting at what they say are false allegations from the spanish government of indoctrination in the education system here in terms of procession they say that's not the case many of them protesting are in fact against the session then there's another

grouping which is the defense committee for the referendum and they are intending to march to parliament with their message the steam is rising here in the sense that there is more and more suggestion that there is now a path towards a declaration of secession from spain and in fact the real kara who is the vice president of catalunya has in fact told associated press that quote there is no option but to proclaim a new republic one of the big issues we're seeing at the moment is the future of the regional police force because a lot of people fear that they're going to be under pressure when article one five five goes into effect on friday. the terror alert level or maybe only one below maximum but that's not worrying these police officers as much as the political conflict aside from their orders not to give any opinions publicly and to

conceal their faces from t.v. cameras they'll be facing as much pressure as caton on politicians when direct rule is imposed from madrid. right now this patrol takes its orders from officers loyal to a government that's about to be signed they're not sure what will happen when madrid takes over. but a security source has told al jazeera that it's likely the spanish government will deliberately choose a regional police force to deal with dissent it would be a turnaround for the seven. hundred thousand strong force on october the first they stood between their citizens and the national police forces making it possible for voters to cast their ballots in a session referendum our security source says it's because of the antagonism caused by the civil guard and spanish police that most officers will be expected to take

front line positions and that could include stopping demonstrations if necessary with force and even physically removing the regional government if it with use is to stand down the union representing police is guarded but confirms that opinion is split in most despite its support for the referendum then drove in what i can tell you is that inside the mosque body there's the same diversity of opinions that exist within catalan society but with a difference we always have to work within legal co-ordinates that's all i can say at this moment our security source and politicians from both sides of the divide expect the top brass of muscles to face the sack and pave the way for a commander in chief officers chosen from madrid another source says morale within the force is now at its lowest ever with a few officers suggesting they may with fuz orders and drew simmons out zero alone

. as there is demanding the release of its journalist mark with his saying his now being in an egyptian prison for more than three hundred days he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos and al-jazeera strongly when i say has repeatedly complained about mistreatment in jail he was arrested in december one was his. west african leaders from the regional group echo us are calling on togo's president to do more to resolve the country's political crisis at least ten people have been killed in anti-government protests since august amid growing frustration over delayed constitutional reforms for massing they took power in two thousand and five cementing his family's fifty year rule rather delabar d.c. reports. people from togo second largest city soko day are returning home after days of being on the run from government forces they left behind their homes and

their businesses after clashes with police left four dead and dozens injured. it's been six days now that we've not worked since tuesday there was nothing to me except we had to manage with a bowl of rice we're now it is time for us to have change in this country. to code is traditionally a pro-government city but president for an acim based crackdown has turned even his staunchest supporters against the protest the rapid in august calling for an end to africa's longest ruling dynasty the simba took power in two thousand and five after the death of his father and since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven. the government tried to control the spiraling prices by limiting protests to weekends and even cutting the internet the opposition refused to cancel protests and government forces broke up demonstrations shooting at protesters and arresting dozens many say constant police brutality and intimidation tactics by the government forced them to flee. if. it was in the evening when there was

a lot of noise there was a huge crowd in the streets and rigid not know that there were soldiers behind us i was running home they followed me and i was able to escape but one of them shot me in the leg twice. the government denies using access force and togo's minister of security says police are responding to armed protesters. at the hospital in bay and some of you have already been informed one person died by gunshot and three were wounded where did people get shot and by whom security forces are not the only ones who have these weapons. the united states has called on togo to uphold its citizens' human rights and is asking both sides to solve the dispute peacefully but as discontent with the symbols government continues to grow it seems unlikely that either side is willing to back down mohammed over d.c. al jazeera rock n roll pioneer fats domino has died in the united states at the age

of eighty nine. when i was one of the biggest recording artists of the nineteen fifties with hits including his signature song bribery hill in one nine hundred fifty six he broke down barriers as one of the first black rock'n'roll stalls to achieve mainstream fame also outlasted his contemporaries his same career which began in one thousand nine hundred forty seven spanned more than sixty years. still ahead on this al-jazeera news al-jazeera joins columbia's call sixpenny says they look to eradicate a booming cocaine called. a bit of brazilian brilliancy how gabrielle medina has kept his won't suffer long life just coming up in school. a. web.

and again cultivation of the calculate the base ingredient the cocaine is once again in colombia the government is trying to stop our production by employing farmers to destroy the crops by hands but it's dangerous work facing the anger of drug traffickers and. access to an anti drug operation into mco on the border with equitable. coca fields extends for kilometers through this stretch of one's virgin jungle we're flying with colombia's anti-narcotic police to look at the latest efforts to eradicate the country's biggest cash crop. farmers hired by the police are destroying the plains by hand in this region on the border

with ecuador the grows more coca than the entire country i believe. we have at the moment seven hundred policemen and three hundred twenty two civilians who are doing the eradication job here the themes moving at dawn splitting in pairs when they exist shovel deep underneath the bush roots the other pulls it out of the soil it's a laborious intensive effort but they move at a brisk pace most were coca farmers themselves attracted by the five hundred us dollars a month salary but there are many dangers. but gangs plant land mines underneath the bush they tie it up to a syringe so that when you pull it it explodes. that's why there are sniffer dogs first and then the mining personnel with metal detectors. but cameras don't mean because the group scored nater says at least four farmers were injured in recent

months. and you are in the wolf's mouth you never know if they missed a land mine and we also have to face the local population protest can start at any moment seven farmers were killed in one recent clash as local growers often backed by drug traffickers increasingly protest against the removal. on this day farmers looked out the windows of their shack as the police took over their coca base laboratory that there were a lot of talks about substitution programs but it's just a tale all they do is run over us we've never seen the government here offering any real projects or help there's no roads here we can't grow anything else but many observers believe that this remains a mostly futile exercise rather than this drawing the crop in just pushes it into new territory and the never ending game of cat and mouse this is a rubenstein report in terms that create a lot of. damage a great a lot of humanitarian conditions we observed that more than ninety percent of the

coal has been eradicated manually it's been replanted you know barely for a preview of time yet the country's under increasing pressure to show results fast however temporary they might be a voluntary substitution program is underway to provide alternatives for farmers but needs time and big investments in the meantime the eradication will continue even if it will not be enough to uproot the problem for good i listened. to michel . china's communist party has revealed its new leadership team headed by president xi. the only other member who has kept his spot in the seven man lineup is premier chang and is adrian brown explains there seems to be no clear successor to as he strengthens his grip on power. the guessing game over who will be china's new top decision makers is finally over. the

line up includes five new faces all over sixty the men they've replaced to reach retirement age as expected president xi jinping and premier league a chunk retain their posts though but once again no woman was selected for the past week president she has been stamping his authority on the party a party he still warns is threatened by the virus of corruption. you know you have a young a so world's largest political party the c.p.c. must behave in a way commensurate with the status. this is as close as foreign journalists get to chinese leaders the president said he welcomed objective reporting but not apparently from some of the world's biggest news organizations who were not invited to witness the leadership stab you in theory one of these new leaders will replace huge in paying as president in five years time but the presidency is not the most

powerful political position in chinese politics party secretary is xi jinping holds that title and is expected to keep it for many years to come analysts say that she can manage that because he's surrounded himself with yes many so this is a dangerous phenomenon because. china is a closed system so if the official now being promoted to congress do not have a track record of efficient governance a track record of reform and everybody is just telling what he wants to hear than this becomes just one date echo chamber one small the president spoke of his dream to make china great again and for the party to align itself more with the people people like wang play wa who until a few years ago was a farmer but now sells fruit and vegetables in a beijing market she earns around twelve hundred dollars

a month much more than she did working the land and says she's already achieved one of her dream. when i was a kid my dream was to be able to have a steam bun with every meal but today i can eat whatever i want. it has been a defining few days for chinese politics giving xi jinping the authority to push his vision of what china should look like by the middle of this century adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. and with an honesty to miscarry brown biographer and author of china the rise of it have you with us here in the studio. she's sixty four there's no clear successor which is somewhat unusual i gather is he just biding his time or is he actually planning to extend his his reign like well i think he's give himself a lot of flexibility so the problem if you have a successor as he he was a man who can tell successor and so for five years everyone was courting she and

just ignored who so i think he's very aware of that and doesn't want the political kind of attention to be sucked from him so he's given himself time he's got this. there's a standing committee which is seven people and that's announced today and then there's a full politburo of about i think twenty four and there are younger people in that so he would potentially be able to pick a success from that group in the next five years or continue i mean i guess the fact that he's not naming someone away even you know showing inclinations towards one person means that he can't then be that what we would have as a lame duck person in charge you know even as you say that they really can then sort of make moves to try and get it with themselves a little time just excessive so he he has power in this time is going to be greater anyway yeah so he has consolidated his power from this congress it's been without any kind of big sort of mistake. not five years ago with a lot of distraction and so he has really sort of drawn more tension to himself and

he's got six colleagues you know kind of among the people who talk about today who . will not be a threat to him the question is what do you do with his power i mean this is a country which has enormous domestic issues it's got environmental issues its economy is going for a big transition and he has to deliver for an emerging middle class about seven hundred million chinese people a you know kind of the what he calls the china jury in their expectations are high and the problem is that they don't have much patience and they're certainly not people who believe in marxism-leninism but they think the party might get them to you know be a strong powerful country what is his vision that to create a strong powerful china so he. nationalist communism is a means to do that and it's within reach you know for now the first time in modern history china has got this amazing opportunity to be a global power to be respected and looked up to and it's also got this extraordinary opportunity to create a good middle class lifestyle for its people so he is sort of custody of that and they don't want to make a mistake because their history has been so problematic this this is the big moment

where to get your insights thanks for joining us. i mean exhibition has opened in london exploring life in the internet age the main sponsor the search engine but seller is hoping to jack's a healthy dose of paranoia into our use of digital technology back i went along to find out. from the outside you'd be forgiven for thinking that this was an apple store but when you come inside you realize that there's much more than the latest technology on the show is a collection of art installations some of them full immersion sensory experiences that are designed to help as we evaluate our relationship with technology but almost some very big profound questions like what happens to all of that data that we share in abundance online this piece for example shows the scale of the scope that some global companies have when it comes to control of our personal details

they also asked who is in control of technology are we masters of it or does it indeed master ours i don't know if you've ever been a slave to the fitbit around you are monitoring step counts of things like that but if you are perhaps you'd like to take a break this exhibit is called the unfit bit if you'd like something else to do the step counting for you stick it on a metronome and away you go. the organizers say that this isn't designed to put you off using technology but it is designed as a gentle reminder of exactly how vulnerable we are every time we turn on our devices and this is a prime example of that four point six million passwords stolen in the two thousand and twelve of the linked in website and i've spent some time looking for mine frankly it's not the. this piece here. just coming in there some of the surveillance technology on shows already being used by police to fight

crime but there's a fine line between security and intrusion the right to see your face or intention certainly not to scare anybody but we do want to create a little bit of dis ease if you will because we find that's what makes these experiences very engaging in very real and we find that something in here hits home for everybody the classroom exhibition comes at a very important time when governments around the world are investing billions to try and avoid either by shady organizations or between states themselves and of course if this gets a little bit too much there is the option of this the day to detox kit packed full of information on how to remain safe online. it's a robot could we want to have this for. felicity thank you so much the l.a. dodgers will be looking to make it two wins from two later on wednesday in their first world series baseball appearance in twenty nine years they beat the used to

masters in game one on tuesday. thirty three million dollars a season delivered when it mattered most of these home and reports that he's got is at thirty nine degrees celsius the welt series began with the warmest on record and kushal was in hot form to. strive. for fast and. lifted in the air they were doing in contrast the stoppages opposite dallas conquer will was hit for a high run of his opening pitch had. stopped chris tyler the fourth player to hit a laid off in game one of the world series. while baseball's most expensive player continued to rack up the strikeouts only time she appears on here only to when she was away and then said cashel made a race slip in the fourth inning to allow the astros to level the game just like that it's one of the four. justin ton of put the doj is back in control in the

sixth inning was born to. be shipped back to jersey. kushal struck out eleven bad as a seven innings and allowed just the rape kits as the dodgers went on for three want a victory. campbell. was seen as a really good hitting team you know they had a lot of homers and all strikeout and so there's a lot of. there's a little room for error so you know it was important for me to establish pitches be able to throw multiple thanks for strikes and. thankful is able to do not tonight and the made a few mistakes obviously brogan got me in and threw one pretty much down the road occurred. that he popped up there could be gone a long way to so. you know for the most part though it was you know i'll take it the contents dropped in two hours in twenty eight minutes the shortest world series

game since one thousand nine hundred ninety two now back up again on wednesday with game two of the best of seven series home and al-jazeera italian police say they've identified sixteen people one as young as thirteen believed to have posted anti semitic pictures of anne frank in a row images the during a football match the incident had lots. has forced italian football to examine how it deals with anti semitic behavior by supporters this week's matches will begin with a reading from the diary of anne frank the jewish teenager murdered in an arty concentration camp during the holocaust in the world war two intimate and signed copies of the diary ahead of the game with sampdoria on tuesday law to his fans of sport the outrage said they will wear jerseys featuring frank's face this week and they'll start taking young fans to visit the our show it's a nazi camp in poland every year. the head of qatar t.v. network b. in sports has emerged from

a day of questioning on world cup broadcasting deal saying he has nothing to hide. fronted up to prosecutors in switzerland on accusations he bribed former fever secretary general jerome valcke neither has been charged and both deny any wrongdoing is also president of french club paris st germain. whom they really are going through i was asked to come to switzerland to give my explanation i have nothing to hide i am available for the specific prosecutor if he wants to meet again i came and i leave thank you. i can confirm that mr afterlife he was copra to if that is he was pondering to the questions now it needs to be analyzed and it needs to be seen if that's sufficient for the ongoing criminal proceedings argentine football giants river plate are on track to reach the final of south america's top club competition the copper limited or it's the twenty fifteen champions were up against fellow argentine side london c.

in the first leg of their semifinal in buenos aires but it wasn't until later in the second half that river got the breakthrough it last year still schooled in the eighty second ballot to give them one more victory the second leg is on tuesday the battle to finish the women's tennis season as world number one just got even more interesting it's been a shock to feet for top ranked simona halep at the w t a season and in singapore she was beaten in straight sets by caroline wozniacki who had danced to the semifinals from the group it leaves help with one win one loss and one more match to play to see if she can reach the final four going into the tournament six of the other seven players had a chance of time in the world number one spot. in the day's other match in singapore france's caroline garcia defeated earliness with a leader of ukraine in three tough say it's six alina took the first set seven six but garcia fought back to take the second six three and claim victory with a seven five third set win.

gabrial has ensured he's still in the loop for the world surf league title at the december decider in the hole why the brazilian has beaten fellow title rival julian wilson in voter bill to move into second spot is behind the reigning champion hawaii john john florence the last won the championship three years ago. and that's all the sport morgan later felicity pisa look forward to that thanks so much not just about it for me and it's the boss i'm uneasy printhead and lance and joined to mcdonald's in a couple minutes times as news. hyperfocus

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