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this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. and having it in the us. is a video it says shows some of the chicago is it still holding. the red carpet is rolled out for pope francis in chile but not everyone is pleased to see him. united states marks the birthday of civil rights leader martin luther king jr. a u.s. plan to form a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria is being rejected by turkey russia and syria itself turkey's president says washington is trying to create a terror army and he's pledged to quote drown it before it comes into being the u.s. says the force will secure areas along syria's border to the north with turkey and to the east with iraq it will be mostly made up of fighters from the syrian

democratic forces but the s.d.f. is led by kurdish fighters that turkey views as allies to the p.k. k. a banned kurdish group active inside turkey. syria says the plan is an attack on its sovereignty and russia is describing it as a plot to partition the country from moscow or a challenge reports it's the youth but russia's foreign minister had a stark rebuke for the us on monday speaking as a media conference in moscow surrogate lavrov said the creation of his own controlled by u.s. backed rebels risks syria's territorial integrity turkey's president also opposes the plan he's attacking reports of the u.s. backed kurdish border force russia type says turkey will launch its own military operation against the kurds in the northern syrian city of a free shot at then it is secure well and good now the united states has confessed that they are forming a terror army along our border what we have to do is to strangle this terror army

on our borders before it is born turkey has for its kurdish factions inside its borders for decades and doesn't want to see them gaining more power in neighboring syria box in northern syria the americans have long been supporting some kurdish forces the kurds are the most effective fighting force against the assad government and against the islamic state in syria and they've been very successful in that that's the american purpose but the turks regard the kurds and the y. b.g. as a dire threat they label them terrorists although u.s. president donald trump promised he would stop supporting kurdish fighters the pentagon never made that's official the reported thirty thousand strong u.s. backed border force would primarily come from kurdish led syrian democratic forces and would deploy along the syrian borders with turkey and iraq and along the euphrates river valley the dividing line with syrian government forces. one of the

syrian war's detectable trends last year was the emerging axis of cooperation between russia and turkey. the joining together to criticize steps taken by the united states if today's developments around the thing to go by that's a trend that looks set to continue into two thousand and eight retellings zero mostel jennifer senior intelligence the institute for the study of war in washington d.c. she says the turkish reaction is no surprise or do you think that this is a predictable turkish escalation against u.s. steps to conquer ties our military partner in the syrian democratic forces into an enduring stabilisation force that can secure the long term turkey has been crystal clear actually that it regards the syrian democratic forces as a threat to its interests and turkey had already taken military action action in

northern aleppo province to block further gains by the syrian democratic forces what we're seeing in many respects is actually simply the next phase of turkey's escalation against the local us partner force the interim u.s. goal is to stabilize areas that we have recaptured from isis and to enable reconstruction and recovery of communities devastated by isis and the counter isis campaign the challenge is however that turkey regards the political structures that the united states is putting into place as fundamentally threatening because those political structures legitimating in turkey view a p k k proxy inside of syria which it regards as a threat to turkish national security interests in addition to a challenge to turkey's long term goals inside of syria. two suicide bombers have killed thirty eight people in iraq's capital baghdad one hundred others were wounded in the attacks that happened during the morning rush hour is the fourth

attack in the capital in forty eight hours a sentiment of aide reports. the bodies were scattered all over the streets in central baghdad two suicide bombers detonated their explosives during morning rush hour in tehran square dozens were killed and wounded. chocolate bars sold in the busy marketplace were scattered in the debris and blood. it's become a deadly routine as people of the iraqi capital quickly try to resume their lives up there on square is a busy intersection in eastern baghdad between say the city and bridge the areas full of laborers on their way to work in the morning. i was here when the blast took place i heard two blasts many people got killed mainly workers the dead and wounded were taken to three nearby hospitals including. we have nine people two of them in the operation theatre and the other seven in the general surgery and

fractures departments they'll leave after treatment and we're going to work when the bombs exploded despite his wounds he ran for medical help he's like many iraqis who don't have faith in their leaders to provide safety. we don't need anyone from this government we need the government to stop the political elite have to stop their disputes for their personal interests and ministerial posts as the people of iraq will be the only victim. what can i say to the government nothing and just nothing we have urged the government more than once to take care of us we are poor and so many poor today have lost their lives there was another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the area north of baghdad it shows that the minister of interior does not have the real intelligence network that it's supposed to be the data that will be on the table of the possible persons who are supposed to be

working hard to make back that secure last month iraqi prime minister head that they declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence and conflict high. lighting the fragility of iraq's peace as world attention fades after the declared defeat device of some of and other they're. ok ramez released a new video which is said to show some of the nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped in chibok in twenty fourteen in the twenty one minute video some girls say they don't want to be rescued me just reports from indonesia. the video shows some of the girls with babies this girl says they are happy where they are and i want those women are those them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home but

some analysts believe the timing of the release and the intent is clear. what's going to come an effort to form a good solutions. in the cunto were that those girls with the interesting thing or with. the german girls who were taken in twenty fourteen two hundred and seventy six abducted from their boarding school when. in may twenty seventeen h two girls were released after intense negotiations all in all more than one hundred have been reunited with their families over the years although the government didn't admit to paying a ransom many nigerians believe money changed hands some believe paying the fight is will help them rearm and carry on they operate. the nigerian government insists negotiations are ongoing to secure the release of the girls and hundreds of others held by boko haram but while this is going on the country's military has continued

to operations i guess the fighters in the northeast something but could jeopardize their release. parents and campaigners have identified some of the goes in the new video saying it's prove the government needs to do more to bring them home wes or as we're concerned we hold on to what they were released said they said that most of the friends asked still a life if any number of to get that up tallie was such an instant you know it was it was less number than the kind of numbers that people had said where dead despite government claims of victory both quarter and continues to adopt its losses targeting isolated communities transport convoys and public places nearly four years on from the kidnap more than one hundred tribal girls and hundreds of other captives are still being held by boko haram the parents left

waiting and desperate to see them again armitage grease al-jazeera a border. the united arab emirates has accused cattery air force jets of twice intercepting civilian aircraft during flights to bahrain qatar foreign minister has denied the allegation and u.s. central command in the middle east so it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted in the gulf skies and reports. and amorality passenger plane takes off from dubai on monday the civil aviation authority of the united arab emirates said two qatari jets had intercepted a plane like this bound for her reign but in international airspace later u.a.e. state media reported a second battery inbound plane had been intercepted by qatari jets qatar totally denies the claims we are used to such false claims. as the. national. agency of the national agency. the small i'd

go through for the normal people but. for countries. and high tech and. radar image and it's will be obvious for them that this is a light behinds foreign ministry issued a statement saying the ministry of foreign affairs affirms that this hostile behavior by qatar against civil aircraft has become frequency in recent times and jeopardizes the safety of civil aviation and poses a threat to the lives of civilians. u.s. air force central command based in qatar declined to comment but the timing here is interesting over the weekend qatar filed a new complaint with the united nations over what it called the second violation of kataria space by m r r t jets in recent weeks what's clear is the air blockade imposed on qatar since last june has highlighted issues around how much airspace each country has qatar for example were left with very little air space and therefore they are relying on the overflights the firings and space to be able to

fly in and out of the states so it's definitely the spotlight on a potential problem that i'm sure could be addressed and in the outcome of this stuff crisis this latest round of claim and counterclaim comes as part of defense minister is in london to meet his u.k. counterpart recently qatar placed an order worth nearly seven billion dollars with britain's be a systems for twenty four fighter jets it's a reminder that despite the blockade carter still has allies and spending power. in a phone call with the emir of qatar on monday president trump praise the nation's efforts to fight terrorism something welcomed by the defense minister this is another prove to the you know the quartet's the embargo. all the clear the thirteen so-called false this is approved by friends and over a day something in you comes up prove that. lying to their people. it's hard to

predict how long the crisis will last but qatar is hoping its legal and humanitarian arguments will persuade its allies to intervene the dean barber al-jazeera london. still to come on the program why this venezuelan former police pilot was involved in a shootout with special forces. and dramatic images emerge of the moment a floor collapsed at indonesia's stock exchange injuring seventy people. hello and welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the strait we've got a bit of a southerly flow the temperature is not a high for sydney just twenty two degrees celsius not flows quite weak for melbourne so really to get a mix of twenty six now across more central northern areas we've got a few showers around certainly darren seen some charlotte seventy four perth we're

likely to get a few heavy showers here that could be some significant rainfall accumulations is still looks fairly unsettled as we head through wednesday but maybe for perth itself a somewhat improved situation stays temperatures rising slightly for sydney should be a pretty warm day in adelaide with temperatures of thirty three degrees there across into new zealand where looks decidedly wet and windy this area of low pressure moving in across the western side of the south orange here in the course of shoes day as we head through into wednesday i think both islands are going to get quite a hammering from this particular weather system so some flooding is certainly on the cards now as we head up into northeastern parts of asia here we've got a developing weather system across southern parts of the region and that's going to drift of across into a chip pan so some heavy rain is likely to affect tokyo at times cheer in the day on wednesday before eventually clears away northern japan not looking too bad drawing sapporo with highs of one armada across the korean peninsula with a mix of eighty expected in seoul.

but the cities are beginning to. be. able. to. continue with. this on.

border security force in northern syria. people are being killed. during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad. some of the missing nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by twenty fourteen some of the. coming back. has just landed in chile for a visit steeped in controversy. has been ahead of his arrival at least five churches have been vandalized in chile in recent days and protests are expected to be. sexual abuse in the catholic church. let's get more from our latin america turn to see newman who's live for us in santiago so. just lot of we're watching these live pictures of him coming in but it's not the kind of reception he's used to visit. and he yes he arrived just

a couple of minutes ago and he should be making his way to where i am right now in about thirty minutes time this is centavos biggest avenue largest there affair and there are crowds gathering as you can see but a lot of them are holding protest posters signs telling the pope that he needs to take more care to really do what he says he will do he says there are people who have come of kilometers from the south of chile for example to complain about the fact that he named a bishop who has been accused of covering up sex abuses within the church of sex abuse of minors even though the people from his parish had begged him not to do that just one of many complaints against the pope there are a lot of the signs here are meant for him to see as he drives by here but loren i can tell you that about fifty meters in front of me i can see some twenty twenty five special forces police who have told these people that they have to leave

before the pope goes back so we're at a bit of a standoff at this moment clearly chile is going to be a very challenging stop for the pope probably the most challenging trip in fact of all those that he has ever made to a catholic country because to he was considered one of the most faithful catholic nations in the whole world and right now less than fifty percent of people say that they trust or even belong any longer to the catholic church. to think he's likely to address directly some of the complaints about. abuse in the catholic church while he's there. well actually we are hearing that he very well may that he may say something in his mass which is the very first mass he will be holding here on tuesday in some type of largest park it is hoped that he will say something. but the people who are here complaining are and asking him to do more than just ask for forgiveness or to apologize for what's happening they want him to take action they want him to put kind of priests in prison and also to throw out those who cover up

for them and that is something that they say that they that the pope should have done long ago when he announced a zero tolerance policy with regard to sex abuse in the church. thank you very much indeed reporter and live from santiago as we watch those images of the pope's plane arriving in chile for his visit there. between venezuelan special forces and a former police pilot who's been on the run for more than six months after he stole a police helicopter and attacked government buildings up or is has posted videos of himself on social media showing his injuries from the clashes he said he was negotiating his surrender and told his children he loves them and hopes he sees them again turns oppose covering the story from neighboring desire as she joins us live from the so tell us what's been going on with that with that situation with.

well it's been a very intense day for many and venezuela because paris was venezuela's most wanted man until this monday when the place where he was hiding just outside caracas was surrounded by special forces the government is accusing him of rebelling against the government of nicholas my little one and june last year he stole a helicopter he's a helicopter pilot from the forensic police he stole that helicopter and launched grenades against the supreme court and other government buildings so this monday special forces launched an operation i want against what they say is a terrorist cell that is linked to pet is they're saying that several people and it up killed during that operation to members of venezuela security forces but also some of those who were accompanying pedis five people were arrested it's not clear yet what happened to paid as we've been seeing and following what he's been posting on the social media we could see him with his bloody face saying that he was being

attacked with rocket propelled grenade or r.p.g. by the government also saying and trying to convince those who were sent to detain him convincing him to join in the fight against the government saying that venezuela needs them to fight against hunger and the lack of medicines that the government that the country is seeing on those days also there was a video posted by his mother pleading for her. son's life at this point smuggle is that given the state of the union address in venezuela he's referring to what he says is economic warfare against the nation but he has failed to address what's been going on regarding what happened to him. for the venezuelan government this. would have been rather an embarrassing episode for them. well most definitely got a pretty has been on the run for six months since he stole that helicopter and launched those grenades and he's been appearing on social media on those

demonstrations those strong demonstrations against the government and this also raises the question about what happens with the opposition right now the demonstrations in venezuela are over there's no demonstrations on the streets the states that demonstrate the opposition is divided many have left the country and what we have seen so far is that the government has consolidated power in the last months through elections but also through dubious maneuverings that many would say are undemocratic the situation right now is that members of the opposition like we all want to basically asking for the military to raise to speak up against the current administration but this point is this and likely that any type of court could happen because of this strong guy legions that exists between the venezuelan military and the administration there's a book thank you very much. videos emerged of the moment a mezzanine floor overlooking indonesia's stock exchange collapsed seventy seven

people were injured in the accident many of them students who were on a tour of the side step masson reports from jakarta. the collapse happened just before lunch break a group of students from south america on a study to work were on the mezzanine level bridge which connects different parts of the building. most of the injured were students luckily the ground level below was nearly empty as bodies and debris rained down. the out that the roof of the first floor collapsed onto the ground floor there must be a few people who were injured like the receptionist and people who hung out in the starbucks was released say no one suffered severe injuries i the injured suffered a breach and minor injuries on their feet and hands and they have been taken to the hospital hundreds of employees in the thirty one story tower were immediately

evacuated the sudden collapse of the bridge here at the financial heart in chicago has caused widespread panic the building houses offices of dozens of international companies and police escort and off the building management is under a lot of pressure to explain the cost of the collapse police confirmed it was not an attack as some had feared a car bomb explosion in two thousand killed fifteen people following this incident that the stock exchange financial trading was postponed for a while but continued in the afternoon step fasten al-jazeera. police in greece are fired tear gas at protesters outside parliament in athens. this is politicians voted through a new series of austerity measures that needed to trigger a final round of bailout loans it also includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike which has angered the unions greece hopes to end its reliance on international bailouts by august remaining as prime minister

has resigned after losing party support routing social democratic party withdrew backing from a high to do is a in an overwhelming vote on monday it comes after a power struggle between today and the party chairman last week to those there and he held the position of prime minister for six months. events are taking place across the united states to mark the birthday of civil rights leader martin luther king jr in washington d.c. a wreath was laid at his monument a statue called stone of hope king fought for racial equality in the u.s. until he was assassinated in one nine hundred sixty eight is iconic i have a dream speech and advocacy for nonviolent protest was central to advancing the civil rights movement his son addressed an event in washington he criticized president trump's attitude to immigrants and said it's damaging america spirit the dream has become a nightmare for too many american citizens the last and the right and

they've had enough they've had enough of the viciousness and diversionary are seen from the statehouse to the white house and a president in a says that our nation needs more citizens from white states like norway i don't even think we need to spend any time even talking about what it says and what it is now the problem is that you have a president. who say as things but has the power to execute and create racism that's a denny's arrest powers and a dangerous position and we cannot tolerate that. to reverend raphael warnock a senior pastor at the ebenezer baptist church which is the spiritual home of martin luther king jr i asked him how he felt about the comments don't trump allegedly made last week well like so many people i was shaken to my core when i heard reports of this kind of venomous. volcanic eruption of hate

speech spewing out of the oval office certainly there are conflicting reports about whether he said it i have no doubt this is consistent with what we've seen with donald trump this is a man who launched his presidential campaign saying that mexicans are raped as murderers muslims are terrorists. and now to just disparage an entire country of haitian people in the entire continent of africa the only people that donald trump seems to sit comfortably with are neo nazis and members of the k.k.k. when we call their people it's a dangerous moment it's a serious moment and we and america have to rise up once again and recommit ourselves to the virtues of freedom and glue seventy and equality for all the south korean government has made public transport free during peak hours and monday

because of an app pollution crisis the fee waivers an emergency measure to tackle poor quality kathy novak has been getting reaction of commuters in soho. people may welcome a free ride but in terms of public reaction to this move by the soul city government there's quite a bit of cynicism about whether it will really work first of all souls' public transportation is already quite affordable it costs an average of about a dollar per ride and also people are blaming their pollution problems mostly on china. the main cause of the fine dust issue comes from china so i don't think that's effective the issue should be fixed in china first. if public transportation is free when we have high levels of fine dust fear people who drive and who will help lessen the pollution. coming from china but if we can do something about it like having fewer cars it will help china is taking steps to curb pollution and

actually the air quality here in south korea this winter has been a little bit better than it had been in previous years last year a joint study between a korean research institute and the u.s. space agency nasa found that between may and june actually only about a third of air pollution in south korea came from china and that may have been a little bit different if readings had been taken around this time of year still this move by seoul city government is an example of a farty as in south korea trying to take control of pollution that is created domestically most of that comes from vehicles so they really want to take more cars off the road. from under the top stories around syria turkey syria and russia have attacked a u.s. plan to form a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria you know to states

announced its support on sunday for the force which it hopes will help to defend territory held by u.s. backed kurdish led fighters in northern syria turkey's president has accused washington of trying to create a terror army. no the united states has confessed that they are forming a terror army along our border what we have to do is to strangle this terror army on our borders before it is born thirty eight people have been killed after two suicide bombs were set off during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad or one hundred others were wounded in the attack which happened in a busy commercial district where laborers had gathered in search of work is the fourth attack on the capital in the past forty eight hours a video has been released which is said to show some of the girls kidnapped from the nigerian town of bog nearly four years ago in a video one of the girls says they are from she book and a never coming back nearly three hundred schoolgirls were abducted by the armed

group boko haram in april twenty fourth teen about sixty escaped soon afterwards and around one hundred still believed to be in captivity pope francis has landed in chile for a visit it's steeped in controversy. security has been ramped up ahead of his arrival at least five churches have been vandalized in chile in recent days and protests are expected to be held against the cover up of alleged sexual abuse in the catholic church. in the united arab emirates is accused force jets of twice intercepting civilian emirates yeah craft during flights to bahrain qatar as foreign minister has denied the allegation and u.s. central command in the middle east says it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted in the gulf skies. police in greece are fired tear gas or protesters outside parliament in athens as politicians inside debated a new series of austerity measures needed to trigger

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