customs and border protection officers deployed in full riot gear at the us mexico border a short distance away hundreds of people lined up to wait for a chance to request asylum in the united states. but with thousands more migrants on their way the trumpet ministration has decided to deploy soldiers in support five thousand two hundred the initial number on the border. we are preparing. what we call the french for the year forty. right now if you want to say right now . you look at how we organize for this bill before the rico for you around the text. before that we are on the form and an insistence from the theater commander that the operation is constitutional and not in breach of course a commie taught us the civil war era law that prohibits the offense of deployment of troops on u.s. soil with respect plus

a couple touches everything that we're doing is in line with an adherence to posse comitatus the one exception that allows troops to be deployed offensively is an invasion a specter invoked by president trump in a threatening tweet saying without providing any evidence many gang members and some very bad people are mixed into the caravan heading to our southern border please go back you will not be admitted into the united states and this to go through the legal process he concludes this is an invasion of our country and our military is waiting for you. u.s. administration officials point to the violence that broke out at bottom on his border with mexico as hundreds try to force their way across to join the large group of would be immigrants to the u.s. already on their way the main body of people now numbering some three and a half thousand is still hundreds of kilometers away from the u.s.

border and could take weeks to arrive. the timing of the deployment more likely determined by next week's midterm elections in which president trump has explicitly said the issue of immigration should play a dominant role my kind of washington we have plenty more ahead on the news hour including jewish leaders in pittsburgh tell president isn't welcome they are in the synagogue shooting unless he stops targeting minorities and nearing the end of an era in germany as chancellor angela merkel voles out running for another term and big news from spain where real madrid have sacked a head coach just three months and has been in charge. indonesian rescue officials say they aren't expecting to find any survivors from a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on monday one hundred eighty nine

people were on board a lion air flight when it went down just minutes after takeoff from jakarta body parts have been recovered but the exact location of the wreckage has not been identified as go to our correspondent wayne hay he's joining us live from the capital of the search teams have any success overnight twain. well elizabeth that search operation continued right through monday night the authorities involved in this operation of being very clear about this that they will not stop it will be a twenty four hour a day operation for at least seven days even the indonesian president joko widodo has stress that this operation will not stop however there is still overnight was no sign of the main wreckage of that plane the dive operation though did not continue through the night although that has now resume resumed on tuesday morning trying to find that main fuselage of the plane so overnight really it was

a case of continuing to search the surface in the crash area using sonar also to try to detect where the main wreckage might be but again no luck with that they continue to find pieces of debris floating on top on the surface of the java sea although they're now saying they think they may have gotten all of the major pieces of debris and also as you mentioned elizabeth body parts continued to be discovered so far twenty four body bags have been taken to the shore and they have been taken to a nearby hospital where the grim task for the relatives will begin of identifying those body parts to try to find out exactly who was on board of course and also one of the priorities is trying to find the recorders from on board the cockpit voice recorder also the flight data recorder and tried in an effort to try to help them with that they're often experts from singapore with specialist equipment and those specialists from singapore are on site now and until those flight recorders have

been found wayne is it possible to know what caused the crash are we any closer to finding that out. we're still no clear on exactly what caused this flight to crash into the java sea monday morning and exactly what happened in the final moments still a lot of speculation elisabeth about the fault that was found on the same plane the previous day on a flight or at least before a flight from bali to jakarta the line a chief executive saying there was a fault but it was cleared to make that flight and clearly it did land safely in jakarta on sunday night there is some speculation now around the instrumentation on the flight that that fall could have been some confusing readings coming through to do with altitude and to do with air speed but at the moment that is speculation and there is certainly no confirmation from lie in the air or indeed from the or

thorough he's involved in this recovery operation there's no doubt that they will know exactly why that request was made by the pilot to turn the plane around two to three minutes after it took off from jakarta but again they are not saying exactly what that message was from the pilots when thank you very much for that as wayne hay with all the very latest live in jakarta thank you. now to tonight's there were at least twenty people have been enjoyed after a female suicide bomber blew herself up in the capital tunis fifteen police men are among the injured the country has been under a state of emergency since twenty fifteen after dozens of people were killed in a series of attacks let's go straight to our correspondent david chaytor he's joining us live from tunis and david do we know any more about the attack or the attack. elizabeth let me just tell you where it happened it happened right in the center of the capital in a street that's known as the seans elisei of kunis the bomb exploded about two

hundred yards away from the french embassy and near the main venous a pool theater now the thirty year old woman who is known as muna to the local press approached a police checkpoint and then exploded what seemed to be homemade devices it's probably a bag of grenades. as you know at least twenty people injured most of them policeman but some of them civilians five civilians including two children but no serious casualties and it comes at a particularly very vulnerable time here because the moderate islamist parties begin to split away from the secular forces it comes at a time when austerity measures are being imposed here and that there were a great host being pinned on a revival of the tourist industry which of course was hugely damaged back in twenty fifteen when scores of people were killed in

a series of attacks including many britons shot dead on a on a beach in the coastal resort here so this is a crucial time for the government just trying to push through these austerity measures that are trying to actually tackle rising unemployment here rising inflation so at this particular moment it's a highly vulnerable moment and that's why this is having such impact now the chinese in president described its most effectively can i just tell you what he said he said that essentially they told they defeated terrorism and now they push them into the caves see thought but here they are back in the heart of the capital so it's really having a very large impact here. and they had i mean it would be same like david they had been successful because since those same ways of attacks and twenty fifteen. there was a state of emergency and they weren't other attacks and what has the security situation

been like and what will authorities be looking to do now well as we saw on the streets during the course of the day the device was detonated just around two o'clock in the afternoon a huge number of security forces on the streets special forces so they'll be making quite sure that this can't happen again but it's very hard to stop these sort of individual attacks because this woman had no known connections with any extremist organizations so essentially what they will try and do is reassure people both here and any tourists coming to tunisia that they have got the situation under control but that's going to be a tough call for the president the state of emergency as you said came into force in twenty fifteen and it's just been extended to november the sixth so i think we'll see yet another extension to the state of emergency they want to make quite

sure that things settle down again and they need that tourism industry it's seven percent of the g.d.p. here that is money they cannot afford to lose and of course this news going around the world will once again make tourists hesitate before they come to tunisia and i think that is the deliberate reason why whoever was behind this attack who have supplied this woman with the grenades this is the reason they would pushing forward this attack in the very center of the capital here david thank you very much for that is david chatham live and tunis thank you. now donald trump will visit pittsburgh on tuesday the same day the first funerals will be held for the eleven people killed at a shooting in a synagogue there but members of the jewish community have written an open letter to trump saying he isn't welcome unless he fully denounces a white nationalism and a gallagher reports from pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue in squirrel hill

people from across the city continue to lay tributes for the eleven victims that were killed on saturday morning the attorney general called the shooting an attack on all people of faith one survivor described the moments after the first shots rang out i tried to see if i could go back to get the eight remaining people who were in the back of the congregation but i could tell the gun it was gunfire was getting louder it was coming up the stairs and i couldn't i can save those people the suspected shooter robert bowers appeared in court on monday the forty six year old faces twenty nine separate charges and could face the death penalty in another development a group of jewish leaders has published an open letter to president trump telling him he should stay away they want to exert reads president trump you are not welcome in pittsburgh until you fully denounce the white nationalism the president is jew in pittsburgh on tuesday we have no use for him. he's calling himself

a nationalist the last of the liberal group that i heard of the call themselves nationalists were nazis at a white house briefing the president's press secretary told reporters don't trump has made his feelings on hate crimes clear the president has denounced racism hatred and bigotry in all forms on a number of occasions will continue to do that i'm doing it here today and i would also say at the same time that some individuals they're grieving they're hurting the president wants to be there to show the support of this administration for the jewish community their rabbi said that he is welcome as well as this community continues to mourn the eleven people that were killed on saturday morning the first funerals a jew to take place on tuesday two brothers who were killed in what's described as the worst attack on the jewish community in u.s. history will take place meanwhile the phrase hate has no home here is springing up all across the city and gallacher al-jazeera pittsburgh pennsylvania mexico's

president elect is facing criticism for canceling the building of a new airport in mexico city but i'm just manuel lopez obrador says he is respecting the result of a referendum by the mexican people last week when it was rejected the partly built thirteen billion dollar airport that the current president started and twenty fifteen john heilemann reports from mexico city. a new space age meant propel mick's current to the twenty first century its cost thirteen billion dollars its construction well underway but a monday president elect and his mother will lopez obrador brought it to a juggling home at the project was riddled with corruption and cronyism he said instead other airports will have their capacities increase to lead to runways will be built in the center lucia military airport the current airport in mexico city will be improved and the to look at airport will be reactivated but the decision was about more than just the airport all the markets to many it was an early sign

of how the president elect plans to govern he said let the people choose the way ahead via a national referendum but when it was finished this sunday it was widely panned just one percent of the electorate turned out the questions were flaw is cute in favor of the option new government once it was shown that voters could vote more than once and in different polling stations i mean really you can see these as successful exercise of participative democracy lopez obrador plans to change the constitution for more referendums on key issues but that's not the sort of decision making that will tempt a few trim vestas say business leaders but we hope that the incoming government to make the rules of the game clearer so that long term projects don't suffer from the repercussions and mistrust of the mexican government at the stock exchange those repercussions were already being felt the drop in the peso is

a real reflection of the deep concerns of the markets and the business community but the president elect says that he's not governing for them he's governing for the people first and foremost the poor he says the airport projects cancellation to save the country five billion dollars a year and his turnitin plan will be finished in three years. by the time it's kids will also have a clear idea of who they voted into power told home and out zero but scarcity. still ahead on the news hour mahinda rajapaksa returns a three lanka's prime minister but the man he's replacing is refusing to go and come out and force leftist footballers pay tribute to their liaison into those killed in a helicopter crash at the ground on saturday. hello

again welcome back to international weather forecasts or across the philippines we are watching typhoon you to make landfall here right now you can see the storm as it approach across the parts of luzon so that storm today is going to be bringing some very very heavy rain across the area flooding rain we expect to see now the storm is going to be pushing across the island and it's going to be entering back into the south china sea where we are going to be losing some of its intensity but as we go into wednesday it is still going to be bring some very heavy rain there once it leaves on wednesday we're going to be watching the path very carefully because we do think it's going to be coming up to the northwest possibly the north maybe even making another landfall for china or maybe taiwan that is something we'll be watching very closely towards the end of the week well here across much of south asia we are watching very heavy rain showers across parts of malaysia as well as into indonesia down towards to cardo we are looking at partly cloudy to mostly

cloudy conditions that is normal for this time of year temps a few about thirty three degrees but over here towards kuala lumpur it is a humid day for you with plenty of rain in the forecast we do expect to see temps there are about thirty one degrees maybe edging up to about thirty two degrees over the next few days and then heavy rain across sri lanka over the next few days that will continue we do expect to see attempt or into the low thirty's. history has called it the great in the first episode conscription hundreds of thousands of troops into both sides of the conflict their story is rarely told but had a huge impact on the course of the. world war. the .

every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking news stories. post as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they were called on the stories that matter the most they're listening post on al-jazeera. good to have you with us here on news out they saw top stories the fiance of journalist says she called saudi arabia responsible for his murder. also demanded

they return has already made all sources have told al-jazeera that the turkish prosecutor's office is not happy with this meeting but sell the officials neither side has handed over its evidence the u.s. military has deployed more than five thousand troops including armed soldiers to the border with mexico that's contra president campaign to stop the so-called caravan of central americans from crossing into the u.s. and. most of us have been found after a passenger plane crashed into the java sea minutes after taking off from indonesia's capital on monday one hundred eighty nine people were on board the lion air flight bound for punk. the u.s. is one week away from crucial midterm elections which could change the makeup of the congress and senate at the moment they are controlled by trump's republican party and the president has used several recent incidents to appeal to his base as we mentioned he said to visit pittsburgh on tuesday with eleven people were killed

in the synagogue shooting following the incident trump said it had little to do with gun control adding that the u.s. should step steffen laws on the death penalty instead during the investigation into the murder of son of a journalist. has warned of consequences of saudi arabia as implicated in the killing but he has repeatedly emphasized that his main focus is preserving an arms to the kingdom which he says could save thousands of u.s. jobs and in the past few hours the trumpet ministration has announced that it will send more than five thousand troops to the u.s. border with mexico to hold the flow of migrants and refugees the forces cannot legally detain anyone they can only support the border patrol well let's get more on this now we're joined by jason stanley professor of philosophy at yale university and author of how fascism works the politics of oz and then he's joining us live from new haven stanley

a pleasure to have you with us on al-jazeera so we want to talk more about how this administration has been dealing with these key issues you know a week before the election the latest being the deployment of five thousand troops to the mexico border what do you make of this action and its timing. it's all part of this completely complete conspiracy ridden politics that the administration is fully embrace in the politics of fear of the other genin off haneke a conspiracy theory based on an anti sematic old anti sematic. international view that that george soros is sending immigrants to the united states to invade and pollute the pure blood of america i mean these are is running the election on the entire campaign is being predicated on a fully fictional conspiratorial. conspiracy theory

to undermine america with foreign invaders and invaders it smacks of been one nine hundred twenty the one nine hundred thirty s. frank and that same conspiracy theory has also being used you know in that synagogue a shooting and pittsburgh and president trump is going to visit pittsburgh on tuesday and this is despite members of the jewish community asking him not to because they say that you know because they say of his history of targeting minorities do you agree with that and why and if so why is he going when there's opposition to it. so it's absolutely the case that the rhetoric that is used in this campaign by the republicans and by the president the rhetoric used is it is it has a cause a look back then in this terrible shooting and other events like the pipe bombs out of the shooter the shooter or used all the terminology the president using he

claims he's a national or defending nationalism he's protecting the country against globalists and he went to murder jewish americans because he bought into a theory that jewish americans that jews jews were bringing immigrants into the united states now the president says george soros is bringing immigrants in the united states the president says globalists are bringing immigrants into the united states the president never uses the term jewish but how how much of us that is of it how much of a stretch is it really to move from globalists and george soros to the classic twentieth century conspiracy theory that jewish jews are internationalists trying to dilute the purity of a cunt of a country furthermore the president has blamed the dissension in the country on

a conspiracy theory that controls the media so are you saying then that these types of attacks on the minorities and ethical as long as donald trump is an office and i mean how worrying is that especially what these elections coming up and essentially maintaining what he's said all along. well we see this politics all across the world right now fear of the other these panic conspiracy theories completely untethered from reality so it's proven very successful in the united states our democratic culture has been no saudi against it so far and we will see what happens in the elections if americans stand up for the look for our values of equal respect and and our commitment to truth and reality and shut up and react appropriately to this this frankly

crazy conspiracy theory. situation that american that it sees the american politics in the president that was to sally it's very good to get your thoughts on this that is yale university's jason stanley joining us live from new haven thank you thank you. now nato is one of the most important military alliances in the wilderness member states have to maintain their these readiness at all times as alex to topple us travel to central norway to find out how may shows new technologies could change future battle whelan's. it's not the terminator just yet but here the nato and hans logistics base in central norway they're trying to use new high tech hardware to solve the age old problems of protecting soldiers and keeping them supplied. trying to do is bring together existing technologies and then just examine force protection into once base and more environment so that we

can then understand ptolemy and three d. printing will affect how we do warfare in the three d. printing will mean that a broken down military vehicle needing a spare parts does not have to wait until want to arrives from a distance supply depo that can be immediately made on the occasion all these technologies on display are about doing more with less seeing further detecting threats having multiple ways of spotting one's enemy before they spot you we've heard a lot here about things like data fusion integrated sensors but this is the black hornet one of the smaller you if he's in the world is a flight time of twenty minutes and can see in the dark these products in their buzz words sound impressive but they're very much works in progress i think that we have some incredible systems however the integration of them is something that we're still pulling together these systems maybe in their first stages of development but some here believe they could change the way wars of the future of

fort alex could topless al-jazeera trondheim norway. the three day security conference is underway in qatar focusing on ways in which countries can improve homeland security where pakistan is one country attending what's being called merely polka for the south asian nation has one of the largest armies in the region and has been called on in the past to support internal security measures in the gulf pakistani troops train and advise the saudi military last week saudi arabia gave six billion dollars in loans to help government overcome a financial crisis pakistani officials say the kingdom made no demands for the money promised and run com says as a ministration is working to mediate between saudi arabia and the whole tease to end the war in yemen. sri lanka's new prime minister has officially started work after his sudden appointment triggered a political crisis for the president mahinda rajapaksa as replacing it out in the chemist seeing her as refusing to leave the official residence when alpha and as

reports from the capital colombo. mine the rajapaksa started work on monday signing off his first document as the country's new prime minister he's office was standing room only with parliamentary colleagues and well wishers wanting to share his success but the appointment has been tainted by claims that it was unconstitutional . running witnessing he insists that his removal and rajapakse his appointment violates the constitution. darrius and ban current i'm upset about the appointment of a prime minister who does not command a majority in parliament in order to cover his wrongdoing he's telling stories that even small children understand prison might be policy ricin or blames we can sing her for everything wrong with that coalition government that says an assassination plot against him was the last straw but she long to speak it wasn't buying that argument he issued a stark warning about problems ahead if the crisis is not solved through the

legislature. if this problem is not sold in parliament some people are trying to settle it on the streets if that happens there will be room for a bloodbath to take place my own rajapakse is getting on with his job as she loved his new prime minister despite angry protests from the man he replaced and there are increasing calls for sri lankan ollivant to be reconvened the speaker warning that many lives could be lost if the protests spill over onto the streets two people died in a shooting incident on monday and moshe lankans are hoping that such incidents can't repeat it in of an endless colombo. it is the beginning of the end for one of . europe's most influential leaders german chancellor angela merkel has announced she leave politics at the end of her to an office and twenty twenty one and she's standing down as the head of a center right party later this year now the reports from berlin. i'm going to make

calls message to leaders of her party the christian democrats all the c.d.u. is clear it's time to begin a new chapter on monday she announced to nobody's great surprise that this would be her last term as germany's chancellor but she also plans to quit as party leader by the end of the year. i will not put myself forward again as candidate for the c.d.u. chair secondly this fourth term is my last as german chancellor at the federal election in twenty twenty one i will not stand against the child a candidate i know as a candidate for the bundestag and for the sake of protocol i won't seek any further political offices. i'm going to merkel's been chancellor for thirteen years stepping down as leader of her party a position she's held for nearly two decades means the race will soon beyond to find a replacement allowing a new figure to build a profile ahead of the next election the announcement came after merkel's c.d.u. experienced big losses in a regional vote in the western state has said the party came first and will still

be in charge along with the greens but it saw an eleven percent drop in support it was the second electoral setback in as many weeks for merkel's conservative alliance and nationally her partners in government the social democrats have threatened to end what's known as the grand coalition if the downward trend continues her party has tolerated her because she was able to negotiate coalitions where they would be the strongest partner that's been less tense the last elections the social democrats would only join the government if they got the post of foreign minister and finance minister and many in the party say well you sold is true cheaply of course any period of political uncertainty here in germany will also be a worry for the european union at a time when the blocs dealing with a budget crisis in italy breaks it and not least rising populism across the continent that's why they'll be paying close attention to which figure the c.d.u. lines up as merkel successor and where the main challenges come from the barber

al-jazeera believe. now human patterns of consumption and development of pushing the national world natural world rather to the brink that's according to a major biodiversity survey the worldwide fund for nature's livin planet report found a sixty percent of the column global populations of vertebrates over the last fifty years the worst affected region was central and south america what saw a decline of eighty nine percent of its fish birds mammals amphibians and reptiles among the causes as shrinking habitat stuti manmade climate change and other human activity twenty percent of amazon rain forest has been lost in just fifty years the report highlights the economic importance of biodiversity for human life threatened pollinators like a big contribution between two hundred thirty five and five hundred seventy seven billion dollars a year to crop production and its calling for

a new global deal from nature and people to protect biodiversity along the lines of the twenty sixteen parasitically agreement on limiting climate change. now illegal fishing is threatening stocks and costing sierra leon up to two hundred million dollars a year local fishermen say their nets are being destroyed and the catch is dwindling every day but address has more. one part wrong with the civilian maybe in search of illegal fishing trawlers. two miles of the coast is a chinese vessel sailing very close to shore. it's not supposed to be there so the navy went on board to check a quick search and there was nothing suspicious and. this is the operation command center it doesn't boast much in the way of high tech equipment and that's not the on.