white house that no white house in history has been as opposed to fulfilling international obligations and commitments and as racist using a very very harsh term to describe his counterpart in the united states and he also said that iranian people remain ready to continue to resist any sort of american pressure also today what we saw is that multiple air defense units that comprise the iranian air force as well as air power associated with the iranian revolutionary guard corps they were carrying out large scale military exercises that spanned half a million square kilometers across the northern central and western parts of the country it's a strong display of strength that happens every year it is routine but no doubt this day it was hand-picked as a strong message to the united states that many of the things that you pulled out of the nuclear deal over including ballistic missiles were going to continue to develop those were going to continue to test and boost our air defense capability

and our arsenal and many iranians we speak to here tell us consistently that they've come to learn that when dealing with the united states they've realized that the only language that they understand is the language of strength so those military exercises coming on the same day as the renewed u.s. sanctions on iran thank you for that same bets arriving in tehran for us. meanwhile europe has come up with a way to facilitate payments for a rainy annex or send offset the impact of u.s. sanctions but some experts warn it may not be enough to persuade large companies to continue operating in iran at ash about now reports some parents. since president trump's announcement in may that the u.s. would reimpose sanctions on iran european leaders have been scrambling for ways to bypass them and keep the twenty fifteen nuclear deal alive in september the e.u. finally came up with a plan a new payment mechanism allowing european companies to trade with tehran and avoid to u.s. penalties the but disciplines welcomed practical proposals to month tain and develop

payment channels not i believe the initiative to establish a special third of a call to facilitate payments related to a dance exports including oil and imports companies violating sanctions could be cut from the powerful u.s. financial system it's a risk that most european multinationals don't want to take french companies to town and france and citron have begun shutting their brain operations german car maker daimler is also pulling out along with british airways it's not yet clear how the e.u.'s new payment mechanism would work it could be a barter system or it could be a new e.u. backed financial body set up to deal with transactions between europe and tehran either way some analysts say it may not be enough to make big multinational fight hotel reconsider doing business with iran companies like to order companies our

fruit of your essential stock i don't think they're going to take the risk of brain or from iraq so it doesn't sort of i would say ninety percent of the of the problems of the recession. the plan may be flawed but it sends a political signal to washington and tehran europe is determined to maintain the accord even though relations between some european countries and iran have deteriorated in october danish officials said they prevented a planned iranian attack on opponents in denmark a few weeks earlier france's government said that they had foiled a similar plot their efforts to preserve this accord but it's more about maintaining cordial diplomatic ties the problem is that relations are not good right now there is no french ambassador in iran or a rain an investor in france and then we have the alleged iranian plot on any kay opponents invalid count and the one in denmark trump hopes u.s. sanctions will force take brawn into a new deal but so far iran says it won't renegotiate with e.u.

leaders openly defying washington over the issue if the accord collapses it would be a crushing blow to europe's credibility with sasha butler al-jazeera paris. still ahead on the program why china's president is talking tough against u.s. economic policies as he pushes for more open markets and rejecting independence in new caledonia but not everyone is happy to remain a french territory. however which is weather around this chart at the moment is malaysia you can see from the bright top clouds where you expect the biggest showers to be will actually be registered in sumatra in kuala lumpur we're talking about over one hundred millimeters of rain in thunderstorms here but equally further south in indonesia.

fred i've got to report something just east of bali and still insular ways you know they're not big in the not frequent but they are there as the wet season is coming of course as it should be but for the next twenty four to forty eight hours the line of heaviest rain still from the southern philippines just about touching northern borneo back to the far south of talent and malaysia south of that it's a scattering of showers as you'd expect but an increased scattering more active weather in australia we've had must get a warrant in sydney is still there but have a guess what's going to happen when this cloud comes across first of all cos it will bring some thunderstorms with it will bring a change of wind as well as we're down to the teens in adelaide melbourne certainty in sydney on tuesday still teens in perth it's a southerly breeze never particularly warm slightly warmer come wednesday and we drop sydney twenty six knots not a huge drop but this line here which is different you know temperature difference means a few storms possibly damaging ones right through australia. capturing

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you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the un's human rights council is reviewing the actions of songe arabia and its record on human rights a saudi delegation is in geneva right now facing questions over the murder of jamal khashoggi among other rights issues addressing the council the delegation restated the kingdom's position that it's investigating the case of to mount a show g. and will prosecute those responsible for his killing. wide sweeping u.s. economic sanctions targeting iran's oil and financial sectors have come into force iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will quote proudly bypass the measures these are the second round of sanctions that president trance administration has reinstated since the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal in may despite objections from european leaders. and the sons of the motors saudi journalists say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is and showed he was killed by what turkish

officials say was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey is vice president says it's seeking those who committed the murder on its soil. in afghanistan a group of thirteen soldiers and police officers has been killed in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the eastern province of gaza ne a spokesman for the governesses taliban fighters are responsible for of the attackers were also killed in the confrontation. sri lanka's parliamentary speaker says he will not accept former president mind rajapaksa as new prime minister until he sees proof he commands a majority in parliament this development comes as sri lanka's president ordered m.p.'s to reconvene on nov fourteenth last week the president metric palace serious enough fide prime minister iranian become a singer and replaced him with former president mahinda rajapaksa let's speak to bernard smith who is in colombo forests sri lanka's capital bernard understand you

ought to rally in support of the former president now turn prime minister mind the rajapaksa how big are the crowds then tell us what's happening. kohli we think there's about in all behind me or no around on the street corners for as many as ten thousand people here for this rajapaksa rally an indication that he has got support on the ground but what he's missing is still support in parliament indications are he may only need another three teens to back him and he's got until november fourteenth an hour to do not the date that the president has said he will recall parliament two days ahead of shed but not as prompted really a damning statement from the speaker because parliament he's accused president serious saying of misleading him he's promised he said the president to recall parliament are just a day or a couple of days and so he's gone back on those promises to do that and the speaker

says that what is happening in sri lanka is undemocratic and he's not prepared to recognise mahinda rajapaksa as prime minister until parliament says so and the suggestion is as we've been saying all along these last seven to ten days also is a raja how rajapaksa supporters are playing for time delaying their they've got the president to delay the opening of parliament so they can get the support they need we understand now they need only about three war and peace to come to their side to give them that majority. what impacts bernard is a delayed political crisis is likely to have on sri lanka. well i think in the end of rajapaksa gets the support he needs and just about gets that majority in parliament it will leave behind a very bitter taste in the mouths of many people who say that the way he was given the premiership was an essentially a coup of sri lanka's democratic constitution there are elections behind us next

year and they may they may blow back even rajapaksa space if people believe that they be treated in an undemocratic manner and of course overseas the us the european union the japanese are threatening to withhold aid and soft loans if there is a perception of what is going on in sri lanka is on the democratic and with the struggling economy getting it all helping. thank you for that bonus makes life for us in colombo china's president has promised to open up access to markets and make business easier for foreign companies xi jinping made the pledge as he opened a trade fair in shanghai aimed at helping the country's image as an importer he said china will no attack streamlined customs checks and crackdown on intellectual property theft she also criticized those punishing pushing rather protectionist trade policies. who are three of. china's economic growth over the past forty

years has been achieved with a commitment to opening up developments of china's economy in the future can only be guaranteed with more openness i've made it clear before and now again that china's top will never be closed it will only open wider china will not stop its commitment to opening up and pursuing an open global economy. the us president has said a saudi erotic coalition air strike on a school bus in yemen resulted from human error in an interview with the news website donald trump said the bombers didn't know how to use a weapon properly in august a u.s. bomb was used in the attack that killed fifty one people including forty children incidental to attention to the use of american weaponry by the sound am iraqi coalition in yemen's war france has welcomed the results of new caledonia is referendum to reject independence and remain a french territory but the margin of victory was much closer than expected and

there's been some unrest on the south pacific territory andrew thomas reports from sydney. but. their victory was clear even if it did short of expectations in the end concerned about how an independent new caledonia would survive economically and where the rule become a target for an assertive china trial but. we know we'll wake up tomorrow and still be free we fought for months to remain free. when you caledonia is still a divided territory france sent hundreds of placement new caledonia for sunday's vote and on monday there was some unrest indigenous cannick people who lag behind new caledonians of european descent by every socio economic measure and are keenest on independence blocked a main road out of the capital the mere. for the separatists defeat was narrower than expected fifty six percent of voters new caledonia voted for their territory

to stay part of france that was more than half but well short of the two thirds to three quarters pro france a landslide some opinion polls had predicted. last tonight as their victory forty three percent voted yes. it might yet be a step towards an actual victory thirty years ago cannot people felt the process behind another referendum held then was weighted against them they boycotted it and after they inevitably lost there was violence dozens died so this time france under president emmanuel macro was determined both sides should see the process as fair only people with a long history in new caledonia could vote and if as has happened separatists lost the first vote of independence the b two further votes over the next five years if any one of them is successful new caledonia will become independent given the

narrow margin of the first vote even in victory some french loyalists are worried so now we're going to delay this and i don't know what the point is and separatists asking the question a second time and third time since in two or four years the result will be the same so instead of one defeat it will be two or three defeat. officially the french government was neutral in the referendum process but on monday president welcomed the result is that it will solve the vote. we're allowed to make a sovereign choice full knowledge of the facts on the relationship between new caledonia and france today a majority of them expressed themselves for new caledonia to remain french i have to tell you how proud i am that we have finally passed this historic step together the president knows that as do you killer tony and that this is just the first stage of a process independent supporters will have a second and third chance to break from france having got much closer than expected

with their first under thomas al-jazeera city. hundreds of people have rallied in ukraine's capital demanding punishment for those behind the death of an anti-corruption campaign catarina died on sunday from severe burns that she received from an acid attack in july five people were arrested by police in kiev investigators have blamed separatists of all during the time. since u.s. economic sanctions on sudan were lifted last year the government has been trying to rebuild its neglected regions one area of investment is a historic course built in the sixteenth century which used to be the country's main trading hub here morgan has more from swat team in eastern sudan. crumbled buildings the remains of an area where the ottomans ruled sudan and when trade flourished on the country's second largest ports including slave trade but pushing that abraham this is the only home he's ever known. i was i was born here and grew

up here this place has an amazing history it was one of sudan's first ports for trade and for people people used to travel around the world for centuries so working was built by the ottomans in the sixteenth century it along with several other ports along sudan's eastern coast served as a major gateway to the gulf and the east but since sanctions were imposed on sudan in one thousand nine hundred haven't most of the country supports load in function as straight decelerated. is one of the traders who felt the impact. because you know a lot of goods used to come via the sea but then it slowed down with the sanctions there were less ships coming in and now we have to go to the capital to bring stocks instead of relying on nearby port. sanctions were lifted last year but i'll try to he says he's yet to feel any positive effect sudan's government with help from foreign countries like turkey have been working to restore still working for tourism and trade reviving the historic and economic significance of so i can well

take years but it's not just the ports tourism and investment potential that are attracting foreign investors regional part dynamics also seem to have a role just across the red sea is a regional gulf crisis and a worry in yemen involving a saudi led coalition some countries such as egypt and saudi arabia fear that so working will become what is once was a military base local authorities disagree but we are well what we're trying to do is rebuild the structure for trade and tourism so working is less than twenty square kilometers how could you build a military base here a base could be built further north imports are done and that's been discussed but not here it's working there i want to see a revival of the port he and his ancestors grew up on so trade can resume instead of the old structures crumbling and becoming marriage symbols of the past. he will morgan al-jazeera so work in eastern sudan.

again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera the un human rights council is reviewing the actions of saudi arabia and its record on human rights a saudi delegation is in geneva to face questions over the murder of jamal among other rights issues addressing the council the delegation it's restated the kingdom's position that it's investigating jamal khashoggi is murder and will prosecute those responsible meanwhile the sons of the murdered saudi journeys say their families and able to grieve properly without knowing where his body is jamal khashoggi was killed by a turkish official say it was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey is vice president says it's seeking the person who committed the murder on its soil wide sweeping u.s. economic sanctions targeting iran's oil and financial sectors have come into force iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will quote proudly bypass the measures these are the second round of sanctions that the trumpet ministration has

reinstated since the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal in may despite objections from european need is in afghanistan a group of thirteen soldiers and police officers has been killed in an attack on a checkpoint this happened in eastern guys need province a spokesman for the governor says taliban fighters are responsible for the attackers were also killed in the confrontation china's president has promised to open a back system markets and make business easier for foreign companies xi jinping made the pledge as he opened a trade fair in shanghai aimed at improving china's image as an importer he said china will lower tabs streamline customs checks and crack down on intellectual property theft. and sri lanka's parliament speaker says he will not accept former president wyandot rajapaksa as new prime minister until he sees proof he commands a majority in parliament this development comes as sri lanka's president ordered

m.p.'s to reconvene on nov fourteenth and in news just coming to us from france two buildings have collapsed in the southern city of marsay but it's not yet known if there are any casualties emergency services are at the scene crews are urging people to avoid the area while they comb through the rubble those are the headlines witnesses next on al-jazeera. they want adequate water use adequate who decides. housing is not just about four walls and a roof it's about living in a place where you have peace security and most importantly dignity un special rapporteur lani far talks to al-jazeera.

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exactly where to want to lead one wrong turn you might run into that robot. but it's also about ok i have this incredible opportunity to represent my community so like people this is a new face i feel like i would be doing a huge disservice to myself and to all the little girls that are looking up to me if i didn't make this the most that i can. good morning. welcome everyone my name is denise wallace heitkamp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography. now that i got it going on but i won't be in charge now. oh the honesty i appreciate.

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like supporting their daughters to. and you pageants. but my mom she doesn't agree with. the way i'm never going to say i don't understand where she's coming from because i get it. i've always told my mom like you want me to stop i'll stop. but she's allowed to make this choice for myself. i just can't believe like how much my mom has changed how accepting she's become. she's actually like very supportive she's so happy for the other girls. i know it's not easy for her but the fact that she's sitting here with me like it just goes to show like how much she really cares we would like to have especially on li prison this next word she stood on this very stage is the contestant last

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you're watching the news hour live from headquarters and. coming up in the next sixty minutes the u.n. examines saudi arabia's human rights record as more questions are raised over the kingdom's involvement in the murder of journalist. defiance from iran as the u.s. reinstates all three nuclear deal sanctions hassan rowhani vows to continue selling its oil thousands of sri lankans march in support of newly appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa as the political crisis deepens over his nomination a paper trail accusations that millions of americans are being denied the right to vote in the midterm elections i'm joined again with the sports from the ring to the octagon box of floyd mayweather announces he'll fight a japanese mixed martial arts style we'll explore how cold crossovers becoming big business.

hello the un's human rights council is reviewing the actions of saudi arabia and its record on human rights a saudi delegation is in geneva right now to face questions over the murder of. a mall and other rights issues and addressing the council delegation restated the kingdom's position that it's investigating the case and will prosecute those responsible for the killing the president of saudi arabia's human rights commission had addressed the council here's what he had to say animal. kingdom of saudi arabia has already. it's really good and for the death of america short was going around in a season i was already instructed the prosecution to proceed with the investigation into this case according to. a couple laws and preparation to reaching all the

facts and bringing more the perpetrators to justice in order to win the facts to live probably. paul brennan his joining us from geneva so that was the saudi delegation kind of responding paul but what sort of questions have been asked of them in relation to the case of the murder. it's been a combination of questions i suppose in some ways it's predictably part is that the tone of some of the questions down for example algeria effectively patted saudi arabia on the back for the progress that they said the saudi arabia had made for example under the crown prince's vision twenty thirty scheme in relation to passing laws which they say upholds human rights but those are. not universal put it that way this is going to be a real grilling for saudi arabia the session is ongoing in the room over my shoulder room twenty here at the united nations in geneva the questions that have

been submitted in advance for example the united kingdom has submitted a question saying how can it possibly be that the murder of jamal for shoji can be in any way compliant with human rights and how does it sit with the saudi law and the that they're going to speak shortly but we've already heard from the australian let's let's hear sally mansfield. a stranger deplores the killing of jamal khashoggi reports that the killing was premeditated a deeply alarming astray recommend saudi arabia fully cooperate with investigations related to the killing of krishnaji implements legislation that holds to account government officials who. breach the no and takes further measures to guarantee freedom of opinion and expression well no doubt paul that the house of the murder is in the spotlight there but what other issues are being discussed. all kinds of issues i mean like i say the submissions that have been made to this working group

depend very much on the perspective that you're coming at they start with the basis of a national report from saudi arabia where it outlines areas which it says it is make progress on such as for example passing various world decrees the ability that women have now to drive in saudi arabia but there are other reports that are submitted in advance of this which are being examined very closely indeed both from committees of the united nations various committees which deplore for example a doubling in the numbers of executions in saudi arabia between twenty thirteen and twenty fifteen the fact that there's no law on free assembly that protects the right to free assembly that is in this very there's a report also from various n.g.o.s and non-governmental groups which talks about the fact that children are found guilty of crimes and are stoned. have amputations and are even sentenced to death for nonviolent crimes so yeah saudi arabia says that it's very keen to uphold human rights within the prism of islamic sharia law

but the questioning that they're facing in the room behind me is very stern indeed and particularly because of the context of the recent. all right paul brennan thank you now turkey's vice president has been talking to journalists at the news agency and he's been revealing some of the latest findings on the investigation into these murders are under simmons is joining us from istanbul what has the vice president revealed and hasn't given any indication as to of the next steps for turkey. well for the turkish vice president was outlining really the thinking in turkey behind this whole investigation of where it's at right now he said this he said who gave the order to commit this murder on our soil we are searching for this he alluded to the fact that they were pushing to get to the very heart of the issue of where the orders

came from and this is echoing really what the turkish president has said a few days back when he asserted that that would go to the very top it wouldn't involve king solomon and he didn't in actually in actual fact use the name of the crown prince mohammed bin sound man but there was a clear implication that he was a major suspect now what was also said was a reference to a report that. body could have been a doused in acid to try to dispose of the remains the assertion is that there had been a cutting of the body at the consulate here before it was transported environs with three main players in the hit team to the consulate where apparently we're now hearing in a separate leak from the given to the south by pro-government newspaper the.

three key figures sorry two key figures in the search team which arrived in istanbul on the eleventh of october and that's nine days after the murder these two men one was a toxicologist according to the newspaper the other was a chemical expert and now these two men were part of the search team the official search team but they were according to the newspaper and their lead they were involved in a cover up if you will a clearance operation to dispose of the body. now there is no evidence quoted in this report there is no specifics but there is a clear was on the subway newspaper has been the main source of leaks during this whole investigation this whole crisis and so really right now turkey is pressuring the united states and indeed saudi arabia to come up with more information on where

the body or body parts might be and meanwhile we know that the sons. have spoken out for the very first time andrew to u.s. media what message where they are sending out and what are they saying well yes you're right there it was the american network c.n.n. that interviewed the two brothers this interview was to took place in washington d.c. now salah the eldest son of course shoji lives in saudi arabia he was allowed permission to leave the country to be with his family he joined his two sisters and his mother in the united states along with his younger brother who is from the united arab emirates they spoke the two boys two men should i say in really emotional terms but quite a constrained and not in any way lashing out politically but they had one clear

plea and that was to the saudis can we please have the remains of our father back this is what seller had to say. we want. to bring him back here with in medina with his would because of his family in saudi arabia in saudi arabia yes i talked to talk about that with. the saudi authorities. and. i just hope that it happens. but you need to find somebody needs to find his body yes. i mean that the sessions are going. to be hopeful about that now the two men did say that they got completely confused by all the conflicting reports about the denial initially from saudi arabia and the eventual admission that there had been

a murder but really abdullah was saying that even the way we grieve is confusing and really they can't rest until there is a conclusion to this and that's where the political and the humanitarian forces in all of this converge because there is still no conclusion both politically and indeed criminally in this instance is no body found no indication as to whether or not definitely it was cut up and whether or not the body parts have been hidden removed or destroyed this is still a question mark along with a question mark over the action by the united states with mike pompei of the u.s. secretary of state once again asserting that they need time to work out what actions they actually engage in when they have to be careful with saudi arabia being a major part of the stability of the middle east which to the two elements according to the turks here they see they cannot be they cannot be addressed in warm decision

in other words there is still a major risk that saudi arabia could try to cover this up successfully the turks insists that will not happen anderson thank you. the u.s. is calling the latest sanctions against iran targeting the oil and financial sectors the toughest so far but iran's president hassan rouhani says it will be business as usual for. the trumpet ministration is re imposing sanctions that were originally lifted as part of the twenty fifth the nuclear agreements the move ahead hundreds of businesses including those from countries linked with its iraq. is joining us from there how concerned are iranians at the reimposition of these sanctions. if you listen to officials you know the first bit of official reaction we got this morning was from president hassan rouhani himself speaking to his economic team

which is recently been she.