sons of hardliners protested against the acquittal of a christian woman who spent eight years on death row on charges of blasphemy. is the scenes in karachi where protesters demanded the courts for decision be reversed baby was released from jail on wednesday a week after her death sentence was overturned by the supreme court she was convicted in twenty ten on charges of insulting the prophet mohammed after a dispute with muslim farm has come out as the latest from islamabad. after the court ordered her release. baby was released from a prison and a studio on board on a special aircraft that brought her to the already been a date international airport in islamabad richard mourdock you know all the government is saying that the media reports about her leaving the country are totally false and the information minister lashing out against the media saying that this was irresponsible behavior given the fact that the country had come to

a word you were stunned after a violent protests broke out across pakistan and the government was forced to make it again read the book that the protesters were now warned get indeed their baby not leave the country a difficult predicament indeed for the government so the heads have on al-jazeera risky business house to gambling on violence but neighboring chad to turn a profit. plus how argentina is looking to one of its most famous exports. from cool brisk. to the trunk of southeast asia. and i that is staying rather unsettled for many of us across the middle east over the next few days for a look at the satellite picture we can see the clouds here that will just

thunderstorms as they roll their way to prosecute way to the southern parts of iraq and through iran a few heavy outbreaks of rain from this that system slips southwards but it does say would open the door for more cloud and rain that's going to be working in from the mediterranean say for some of us here it's going to stay rather unsettled as we head through friday and into saturday too i mean if over towards the south and the rates here actually look fairly low easily over the next few days particularly in this region between cattle and over q weight so in the middle is where expecting some of the heaviest of the downpour say for some of us in saudi and across into iran it really does look pretty wet at times they could well be some flooding out of this system to the south about here in doha we're likely to see some rain as well particularly as you had three sunday and into monday them towards the southern parts of africa in the west is where they hit the middle of the pause about shot just look pretty stormy at times but to the south of all of that it's following and drive fairly warm really cape time getting to around twenty six degrees we do have

a storm system that's making its way towards madagascar but it shouldn't reach is just yet the winds big picking up a touch thing. the with the sponsor. went on line for you looking at. how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term if you join us on sat. around the continent where. you don't have to set up your experiment and your experiment in the universe is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually read several interesting points there that members are going to join the conversation.

of our top stories this hour. the body of. the traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul and it's believed that may have been disposed of using chemicals. police have a gunman who killed twelve people after opening fire in a crowded bar in california was a former marine who served in afghanistan. unknown opened fire in a bar in the city of thousand. and the world food program says doubling the amount of food aid it gives to try to prevent mass starvation. he says it's aiming to reach up to fourteen million people at risk. counting is underway in madagascar presidential election the african island nation has thirty six candidates to choose from two months both former presidents seem to be leading in the early stages. and

. both have more than forty percent of the vote still short of the fifty percent needed to avoid a runoff has the latest from madagascar capsule. results are trickling in here at the results into in the capital antananarivo there are about twenty five thousand voting stations around the country where results have to be collated and sent here so far we know that feeley a percentage of those results have come in and they show that two of the main contenders are neck and neck relooking add to marc ravalomanana former president who has about forty two percent of the vote at this stage and his opponent aren't you are to leno has about forty three percent of the vote for of course very early days one of the main concerns for many of the people who have voted against their

supposed to be about nine million voters is what some of the main newspapers are leading with at this point one that there were a number many irregularities in this election and also a low voter turnout to the electoral commission says that about forty percent of the people who were supposed to have vote turned out at the polls and of course there will be a concern around the electoral mandate for ever wins this election. there are obviously irregularities out there on the electoral list there were twelve thousand double copies of the voting records thirty six people and the age where you just did wrong names when the voting caused all those technical issues according to the rules starting from the fifteenth of may they literally cannot be changed anymore so we have to wait until the first of december to really look at the list and all the issues this race is very close if neither of them if any of

the contenders they don't get more than fifty percent of the vote to madagascar is looking at a runoff in december between the two contenders who get the most votes once these votes are counted that of course will take. anything between twelve days for the preliminary results and then up to three weeks for final results to come out to the country people here are very patient it is a very slow process one that millions of madagascar malagasy is rather are going to wait for its completion. sudan and the united states are moving ahead with negotiations to remove the country from the list of state sponsors of terrorism sudan has been on the list since one thousand nine hundred three after a prison term are bush's government was accused of sheltering armed groups including al qaeda leader osama bin laden a move all from the list would help revive sudan's economy and improve its

international relations sanctions were lifted but sudan was kept on the list. with chad is a trading hub for merchants in the darfur state the border has been a point of tension between the two but also a route for smuggling goods in and out to morgan has more for west stuff for on the border with chad. i believe how much has been in the trade business in west for more than twenty years he says his business has expanded over the past few years as he no longer sells his goods to city nice traders and so. we take our sudanese products to sell some of the things to charity and try to secure our border they bring them back to their country. hundreds of traders in sudan's west for buy and sell goods across the sudan chad border for many it's a way to keep their businesses alive but the border isn't always secure a book at remembers the times when violence plague the border affecting his business. along the border traders we had to

fear we had to close the shops. those border tensions rose when the darfur conflict began in two thousand and three in two thousand and six chaddock usedn't of backing a failed rebel attack on the capital. khartoum returned the accusation in two thousand and eight when darfur rebels attacked the sudanese capital and security isn't the only issue causing tension at the joint border the border has been shut down several times over the past decade due to the smuggling of weapons cars and other goods across the two countries. with a history of smuggling and movement of armed groups between the seven hundred fifty kilometer border between sudan and chad securing it's vital for both countries a special joint deployment force has been increased this year but while that has reduced the number of armed groups the smuggling continues that's because those joint forces established in two thousand and ten are not present along the whole

border with goods worth millions of dollars being smuggled annually local authorities in securing the border is a pirate's. we have the joint forces established through directives from the presidents of the two countries to protect trade there is an active trade between our country and chad we want benefits for citizens of both countries so securing the border ensures trade continues in the right way abdullah says he doesn't know if the traders who buy from him take the goods back to their country legally but he hopes to continue to trade with him regardless so that his business continues to thrive morgan are just era west are for. ministration has moved to restrict claims for asylum by those who try to cross the us border mexico border illegally regulations asylum seekers court crossing the border official border posts or not be allowed to present asylum claims that cat comes at a time when caravans of thousands of people from central america occurring in

making their way towards the u.s. border. gratian attorney at law firm in texas and he thinks the decision goes against the law. if i lose the due process clause of the u.s. constitution guarantees that no one in to accuse saddam seekers of be deprived of life or debris without due process of law but it also bypasses congress oversight so i think on those grounds i hope that the high court or return this executive order that the us also has a badge is of racism behind it when you're in a desperate situation you know you're going to get bench or any means necessary and so c.p.s. actually encouraged asylum seekers twitter in legally and now they want to pass this law to score political points and they're using that boehner populations just to make political points and make their base happy it is a tragedy because we are the ones who live on the border and i can tell you i feel

very safe there i'm not being overrun no one's trying to kill me or come to my home there's a process in place in this administration is violating that process they're dishman izing. human one thousand deporting denying depriving asylum seekers and democrats have demanded a measure as a herring's in the house of representatives to investigate donald trump's from level of attorney general jeff sessions and accuse trump of trying to undermine what what is the investigation into russian meddling the twenty sixteen election white house denies those allegations as back to call home. a day after losing one of the houses of congress the president was a man on the defensive we keep hearing about. investigations now facing investigations on two fronts special counsel robert mueller looking into potential russian collusion and obstruction of justice and in january a democratic controlled u.s.

house of representatives looking into pretty much anything it chooses to. with that a dramatic move his attorney general fired replaced by matthew whitaker a man close to the president in tweets in articles he's made it clear he thinks the moeller probe should be limited whitacre will have tremendous power over the investigation now not just the scope of it but under law he has the ultimate say as to what happens to muller's findings he could simply shred his final report but the midterm elections makes that less likely that the democrats will in fact invite. special counsel mauler to testify before the committee and testify in public about what were the findings in other words there are more ways to get the information to be public now that congress is in the hands of the democrats mother and his team have kept remarkably quiet letting their convictions speak in their stead. they've

got a lot of people close to the president so far those charged include his former campaign manager his deputy campaign manager his former national security adviser and foreign policy adviser all have pled guilty to federal charges and agreed to cooperate giving every indication that special counsel is making his way up the food chain the president has made it clear from the beginning he wants the miller investigation to go away there was no collusion there was no anything the midterm results make it much less likely he has the power to do that in the end. al-jazeera washington. counting is continuing in some closely closely for us mid-term election races in arizona the release of over one hundred thousand previously uncounted ballots for democratic kristensen and move into a nine thousand vote lead earlier republican martha mcsorley had been leading by

more than seventeen thousand votes as inanna cinema wins it'll be the first time in around three decades the state has elected a democrat it's. a fast moving wildfire has forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people in northern california's paradise town there are reports of a number of injuries to residents and firefighters as the flames engulfed homes and businesses. sky high inflation deep budget deficits and huge unemployment good economic news is hard to come by in argentina but one industry is booming beef and us trade about reports of what is areas the government wants to serve more of it to the world i this is a leading processing plant in one of society's working nonstop to export before around the globe. it's heading to the middle east europe and china and it is implants like this one will production has increased over fifty percent in the last

few months as a broader global focused on the me has been in the beef industry for decades he says argentina has lost years of production because of bad economic policies. the genetics of origin time cut was unique among the best in the world fortunately could be expertly much more but because of policies implemented during the previous administration industry was hurt nor we're going back slowly but we are ready to sell our beef to every country in the world was the argentine pump out with its mild weather and extensive land is the perfect region to raise high quality cattle that has made the from here famous worldwide. but production had dropped dramatically because of an increase in the growth of the so you have been crop and also because of regulated policies during the previous government to former president cristina fernandez the very the push into the river we lost about twenty percent of the cattle it was about twelve million cows that's how big the damage

was to this industry that generates jobs and income for the nation the fear was that if we export more beef the internal prices would go up and that's why they regulated exports and in the end people stopped investing because now despite the continuing economic crisis the beef industry is booming argentina is a corner with this problem with very high you may feel that because on the evaluation of the preparing for that the government would work and i worked in the field probably i was done that was born in the rain but i also believe like this one it was to help the country's economy move forward. and that's why the government has launched a major campaign to sell argentine products around the world. it's true many argentine industries are facing difficulties because of a drop in demand locally and there is financial stress but we believe it's only in the short run because we're hoping to export more beef grain shoes lemons we are

improving the situation in the ports people are ocracy we had before and this will help us sell faster and more. argentines eat an average of fifty eight kilos of feed a year and even though the world health organization may recommend otherwise the plan is to spread the passion for beef that exists here to the rest of the world once again. finding the classic puzzles been entertaining and frustrating people for almost forty years now as some people find if you. the easy one thirteen year old chinese schoolboy has at the first world record for solving three rubik's cubes simultaneously using both hands and both feet john you took a scarcely believe one minute thirty six seconds it's not a record that's expected to be beaten.

you know with al-jazeera these are the top stories turkish police have told prosecutors that they've ended their search for the body of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi sources have told around zero that traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul is believe that his body may have been disposed of using chemicals journalist was killed after entering the saudi consulate more than a month ago. police say the gunman who killed twelve people after opening fire inside a crowded bar in california was a former marine in david long's motive is still unknown took his own life after being confronted by police officers the world food program says it's doubling the amount of food aid it gives to yemen to try to prevent mass starvation the countries currently suffering the largest food crisis in the world human agency says it's

a mean to reach up to fourteen million people at risk. in pakistan thousands of hardliners protested against the acquittal of a christian woman who spent eight years on a death on death row on charges of blasphemy. was released from jail on wednesday she was convicted in two thousand and ten on charges of insulting the prophet mohammed after a dispute with muslim farm workers. the trouble ministration is moved to restrict claims for asylum by those who try to cross the us mexico border illegally under regulations issued a short time ago asylum seekers caught crossing the border places other than official border posts will not be allowed to present asylum claims. a fast moving wildfires force evacuations of tens of thousands of people in northern california paradise town reports of a number of injuries to residents and firefighters as the flames engulfed. one of

the schoolchildren kidnapped in cameroon this week says their captors won all schools in the region closed seventy nine children released on wednesday two days after being taken to members of staff still captive the government says the kidnappers a separatist from cameroon english speaking minority there's other headlines strain is next to stay with us if you can. the u.n. in charge of middle east and north africa has a refugee crisis that is still not in sight the world doesn't act like. some other countries. like that there ought to be to make that contribution. with the i mean i was talks to. what do the results of the u.s. make for democracy across the country today show. us immigrant a special town hall. but we also want to hear your thoughts so send us your

comments to be at twitter and to to. single party control over the u.s. government has ended after the democratic party. in the house of representatives in choosing. the result is a stinging blow to donald trump at the end of a series of races widely seen as a referendum on his presidency yet a much heralded democratic blue wave didn't quite materialize republicans held on to several governors' offices and even tighten back grip on the settee here's what president trump and other major political leaders said about the results hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people including on economic growth infrastructure trade lowering the cost of prescription drugs in stark contrast to the g.o.p. congress a democratic congress will be said with transparency and openness. and

the power they can see what's happening and how we get sex and that they can weigh in the american people have given us divided government which they've given us most of the time since world war two they seem to like about it go and i think the message is figure out what you can do together and do it. political pundits are already trying to make sense of where the u.s. is now heading in the run up to the twenty twenty presidential election but what about regular people we're joined again by our panel of immigrants the u.s. and their family members to get their thoughts first up we have jeannie when she's president of voice of vietnamese americans and she came to the u.s. as a refugee at the end of it now war throwing out some marilyn is just you seeing he's founder of american sikhs for trump and is an entrepreneur who immigrated to the u.s. from india thirty years ago from albuquerque new mexico we have a compass

a gora she is a patient educator who worked as an oral surgeon in mexico she's joined by her husband and to need to go to and he is a veteran and a pistol instructor with the national rifle association in minneapolis minnesota we have aids he is an accountant an immigrant from boston is joined by his daughter son now she's studying public health policy at the university of minnesota she was born in the u.s. and we have seven and she joins us from portland oregon president of the republican muslim coalition she immigrated to the united states from pakistan hello everybody it is good to have you reunited again so it's been a year it's been a lot of yeah lots of things to talk about i didn't rummaging through your various twitter accounts i found the it's donald j. trump this was from november the sixth to men to success tonight thank you to all seventy you going to own to posting that one to retreating at one. well we won the

senate and we've strengthened a republican hold on coming confirmation hearings and a lot of you have another supreme court nominee i think it will go through much smoother now that we have control of the senate so are you feeling that you're doing so much winning right now as a republican. not so much that we were disappointed to see us lose a few races in the house and obviously democrats stepped up their game but i think it gives us more opportunity to work much more harder for the upcoming next election gini you're smiling i mean you're looking positively radiant today is that because of the midterm election i was very happy that the democrats took over the house because and this now we have some check and balance we need a lot of check and balance it would be better if the senate all still was controlled by the democrats but the given is that we can't we couldn't we didn't so for now hope that the democrats will move on and speak for the people and help with

all of the things that the concerns the people of concerns of especially gun violence just happened last night we need more bad gun controls in relations reform we need that and then we also need to make sure that the deficit the budget deficit change and we should. move the. budget more to what the poor people and the id i think put it all see is that just being to cut the tax cut for the said and more some of that to help you've got a whole plan ahead and it's only. right now why don't need to raise the minimum wage for teachers but i think many older people and the poor very concerned by the social security cuts and also maybe can maybe get happening because it's already been set by mitch mcconnell you know it's interesting that you mention the checks and balances because. there are people on the field exactly the same way and just

say heard you've been there so i'm going to give this one to you this is shonda on twitter who says the midterm elections were like a break applied to a runaway train it was a relief to many it showed that a check and balance system still exists in the country and not just employment and money and economy they aren't everything respect is a most important justy. the midterm election are going to be first of all i was not. a tremendous victory it was like president trump state it was almost a complete with tree for the republicans this was historical that the senate in the senate republicans did add forty five more seats all the three important states on hio florida and georgia which are very crucial for the two thousand and twenty lections were retained by the republicans and also the house

it was as was again you know the democrats did get the house but if you go back historically president obama at this time it lost sixty eight seats whereas republicans have only. done it with twenty eight seats so overall it was a good mandate for the president because whenever all the candidates that he supported did very well he out of his eleven can it is that he supported nine one it was a clear mandate for a president from support and i think democrats getting the how else will bring the both both leaders leader pelosi and present trump has. have you know talked about uniting and working in a bipartisan way but what democrats have done in past two years it seems very hard i think that what they'll do is this chart. and all kind of. throwing monkey

wrenches and it will be a. dead log i don't think we're going to get much from the government in the next two years and just check in with a cigar half back as. only make i do drowning in a blue wave and me and mine are. yeah. you know i got it and was a chain my friends swimming in it and then anthony's probably drowning and at my right he confessed. well i think that i could see that the country won because it was a show like a really prove that the a citizen is interesting in chance something in the country because they don't like the way that it's running now and in principle only in t.v. in new mexico you know that was running for the republican governor there are now we get democrat and almost all the position we're getting for a democrat. the position one in dan

blue sat so we are happy for that. and to me. very depressed actually. i should not go out oppression this is an empathetic chuckle go had acne like you know it's a rollercoaster always are you throwing up on your how to kind of step. no we're going to start to climb again and you know i think that i think a you know i was very disappointed that the blue went really hit mexico as hard as it did and now all of our congressional delegation now is going to be democrat that's disappointing so we don't have any republicans representing the sin in washington d.c. anymore that's that's part of it the partners the governor the cain manners very staunch liberal talking about additional gun laws and everything else like that and jane you don't understand but one thing is gun laws additional gun owners are going

to help anything because the the legal people are already a band the law is needed it's not gun laws we need we need people law that we need judges and stuff that are there that will go out there and do something with these people we don't need open doors or revolving doors. and that's the problem be democrat these not just go and you saw they're going to do that we need to think about you know immigration economy you know a show and so it's not joe's. republicans they think that there are other points about democrats that they can now improve starting in new mexico all the state. by right here you're saying that it is not just about the gun issue and that we just got a tweet on that but i'm going to tease our audience and save it for a little later in the conversation because i still want to stay on the midterms now we haven't heard from santa a.j. and i want to share what several people noted was their highlight from these elections this is she should run the handle who said during the selection female

candidates smashed more barriers in history and the results showed that when women rewrite the rules it works we reached record breaking numbers ninety five women were elected to the house and the previous record was eighty four so for additional eyes ation of what that looks like here are just a few of those women are iranian american muslim native american gay african-american latino american you can see some of the groundbreaker right bear we actually got a video comments on the same point and so i want to share it with you because this was a highlight for kate gormley had a listen women are role models for our daughters and granddaughters and important leaders for our country having our number of women run for and when elected office is going to have an immediate impact and we may see a multiplier effect down the road and that's a good thing for our democracy because a team that works together with varied experiences and perspectives is smarter and

can accomplish more our nation needs the talent and energy of all americans whether they're man or woman whiny black or brown so a record number of women running was that highlight for you some out. oh absolutely in my own home state you showed our rep ilhan omar so happy so happy that she will be representing us and across the country there were firsts in many states first native congress want women and native muslim women muslim women and muslim or a senator women senators women governors it was it was incredible to see did i do what i'm thinking about if people are listening to you because you're living in the face of i wouldn't is all over the world alone trying to think well what difference does it make what difference to the election results make in every day life so

what's happened in this past week what's going to be different for you well i think one of the things that we have seen as sort of those in particular we. choose number off a great diversity people that we lack the diverse people just like we were. women and in those african-americans there is our governor's running mate is a native american first time limited american oneness. state wide election and so what this would do i think is bring in the perspective from the diverse groups that now join. the legislative bodies and hopefully they will talk about some of the issues of well people that have been neglected in the past. doesn't want to highlight

or are you would you say can you repeat it now what with what's been your highlight for me ten elections what was the state with their own money yeah what what what did you go to bed and wake up in the morning thinking now now i'm in a good mood about this. well we are going to go ahead with the make america great agenda that's been going on with. i don't think this midterm elections make any difference to. president trump what it might do is it might now. if if the if the democrats in the house. are not working in a bipartisan way the president from can blame everything on the house and say hey you know i tried like the health care like the immigration bills. you can always blame the house for not passing those but if the house works with him i think it

would be a good thing and president trump can take credit for that i think there are more better chances of the immigration bill and the health care bill now going to reform and getting passed because now democrats are in the control of the house and if they don't take it seriously if they don't do anything about it then they will be blamed after two years so i think it has a positive way that maybe you know some of these issues might be resolved so i am for me i was very happy that we had many vietnamese americans came out and run for the election and many of them got elected so at cost the country we have now eight bit emmy's americans over the got elected we have one of the enemy's american come west mo money reelected in from freida and she's from the democratic by the and for that was the has been a very republicans so stephanie mophie was reelected with well very proud of that

at cost the nation will also have come when they get elected in a massacre sat house delegate from essex and then we also have. we are from california many are the difference do you think that will make i think of politics going forward in the us yes i think there is the wave. that all these people and normal people who did not see that running before and now they coming out and they will make the difference a president term should have thought twice before he does anything else now because these are the people. and bring the names the voice of the people in these refugees we were refugees and the people are very upset of how refugees being treated. across the border even that was the caravan that being mischaracterized president. very much because we can remember when we came out of the c.

one hundred towns in the us and i traveling on this see will refugee little coming ashore and were you thinking about when you were voting early on this week many of us many of these americans especially the younger ones voting thinking of that the human. aspect and they were very upset when they heard that characterization of immigrants and refugees. because you're not the only one again jimmy your mind is on the same wavelength as so many of our community members because you talked about what you felt as you were going to the polls we got a video comment. new york's first undocumented lawyer and he told the story in what he was thinking about when he went to the polls what was on his mind in his heart and here's what he said. donald trump has created a climate of fear and hopelessness the white house has targeted not just undocumented immigrants but also children green card holders even u.s.

citizens so this election is not just about a few policies or even comprehensive immigration reform this election is about restoring our values as a nation of immigrants so that everyone from around the world can still come here and feel as inspired to pursue that american dream so my or i could see you nodding your head as say as i was talking there were you thinking. i'm angry with him you know i think get like a community we need to truce in new york government and we need to be safe in our house and our and no risk date and no concrete and like in the ground i can tell you even if you are serious and you feel like you have been in place that you don't be a step that put all of this discrimination that a president approved because we can say with this speech that he is always stuck in a huge group that discrimination and a person that is this shift in a country can't do that because everybody is looking what is he saying even the key

it's so it's like it's right there we need to keep talcum powder women about immigrants about their human rights are i don't agree with you and i think you don't are not all you ever used. as a whip my ex now hard women our children that has softened so what do you say about immigrants he's always been serial family once a legal immigration all you want you're trying to do and we may sound like a little rich and we all should be is never going to get legal immigration and yes you can do one thing if you're said anything bad about children or immigrants you're just hearing it to say if you know you're not doing it that they're going to see it out without facts you're just sick you were in yesterday's press conference president drum so everyone says you don't gamble you know i was. saying that that we might have said it's right at target that we're mad that it's not just put out men less for the president he is the chaff to these countries to cheat

she's supposed to be the first person that we need to trust people don't trust and donald trump son i can see how much he looks on the edge of your she seems think go ahead. you know. i just continue to think about this deportation camps and all the kiddos that are there and now i know that we had massive deportations during the obama era i understand that and i understand too that when you vote for a candidate you support a candidate that doesn't mean that you agree with everything that they do and i'm saying that for the obama administration i'm saying that for other administrations but kids being placed in deportation camps and being denied basic rights this is going to be plucked intergenerational trauma it doesn't and this year or in the next years this trauma and this pain continues on and hurts communities for the future so that is one fact i can give you the trumpet ministration is control.

well i think juvenile offenders have been in there are many juveniles and attention all over the country for illegal crimes and other issues so you can't just say that that was only because of president that our criminal justice system has punished a lot of young kids although i'm with somebody you agree with me whatever criminal justice system is going to marry the great grandson is a humanitarian and saddles are your assets mean anything no no why did i say i am so much how do you mean i want to i'm seven finish your sentence sure if a child commits a crime they will be punished for it and sadly they're probably these some of these children were brought here by their parents illegally and so the government didn't have any of their option but to place them and you conscient facilities and now they've been placed with foster care or other. accommodations i think you were talking about people go ahead with your sentence you want to get out if an american

citizen also commits a crime the child in the second away when the when the parent is incarcerated and is put into foster care so why should the legal is going to be thing. better for the u.s. citizen if american citizen mugger does something wrong a child is taken by my side and i hear that point giving i didn't hear your point earlier go ahead i think. on a different way there are ways that you can be done to hide it either human and humanitarian aspects of the u.s. right now all over the world everybody looking up to us and they very concerned that we don't act with him and they tarion ask of values and the more. critical rights are his you know. yesterday want to give and what president you know so you don't just let me just here let me just just point threw that out and go ahead you know why do we treat the immigrants different than we do our ask you and that's

what the people expect us to treat illegal immigrants differently than we treat americans and says if you committed commit crime you're separated from your family period when these people are coming across the border illegally people are not legal and so i just are exactly what i have i hear a lot of a i he disobeyed going back and forth amongst you we hear the two positions republican position and democrat position there as well but i mean it's probably going to yeah and i hear that we're going to take this for because one show is never enough immigrant town hall but i am curious about the civility with which americans are talking to each other about these critical issues a.j. can you sum it up for us and we so polarized right now in the u.s. what would you say the atmosphere was like oh i think one of the things that's happening. president is.

bigotry white nationalism. muslim. you know all you know there is people getting killed in this country right now as a result of those things that he has those that poison that use infused into the society today. and i don't know all right i don't know if there is any president at least during my stay. here sitting next to his daughter santa you know nothing says jesse right now. and also savva we are going to take them all on to the next program we're not going to cut them off we have a part to stand by for that we are going to pause our conversation here or not diana's family said join us on monday when our panel will give us their thoughts on u.s. politics over the last year it's not all bad about trump so here's an idea of what

will look at our next show from a member of our original town hall lloyd a short so with the g.o.p. in control of the house cavanagh's confirmation although disheartening was almost inevitable i watched pretty rough blissfully while cavanagh testified and i was simply astounded by what i observed i did not see the temper reserve of a judge what i did see was at the end of the day this is politics and i'm convinced that the votes that resulted in his confirmation were not votes of conviction rather these were votes of political survival. story is of life. and to inspiration. oh. a series of short documentaries from around the world that celebrate the human spirit against me how it's. going to float.

out is there a selects express yourself. generation after generation and then work under the merciless sun of northeastern state. in this slum there's no sewerage in water or other basic services sixty percent of the people here are not living in poverty their needs are so great and their pockets so empty that they are easy prey during election time for politicians they can come here and buy their votes for as little as ten dollars of course if i'm a politician and i give culture and education to the people i'm in pairing them and if i'm impairing them they may not vote for me so that's why it's in their interest to keep things as they are. it's a vicious circle of inequality aggravated by a severe recession and governmental stared that's left thirteen million brazilians

unemployed and even if the next government can start the recovery process those living here at the bottom of the social ladder will be the last to benefit. when a parent loses a child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what cool days and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist a father's protest parts of the viewfinder asia's series on al-jazeera. he says ending the search for the body of murdered. reports.

coming up a former marine is identified who killed people in a bar in southern california. the u.n. moved to double its food aid to prevent. china's a big. trade war with the u.s. . to hit the brakes. turkish police have told prosecutors that ending the search for the body of jamal khashoggi sources have told al jazeera that traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul it's believed that his body may have been disposed of using chemicals he was killed off to entering the saudi

consulate more than a month ago more now from under simmons and istanbul. the revelation follows the poetry analysis of samples taken by turkish investigators more than a fortnight after jamal khashoggi is murder a source of the turkish prosecutor's office has told our jazeera it was here at the consul general's residence that traces of hydrofluoric acid and unknown domestic chemical were found the source says the dismembered body parts were dissolved in a chemical process and the source speaks of samples also taken from a well in the garden of the residence and in nearby sewage systems this information follows on from an early arrival ation by the newspaper accusing two saudi men said to be a chemical expert at a toxicologist being involved in the cover up operation even though they had been sent out in an official saudi investigation team. turkish president brigette tell

you heard of one appeared in public on thursday but made no comment about the new leak all remarks made by the us president officials in turkey is ruling party say it's stronger action not opinion that's needed from the u.s. soldier was going to was an underneath about it turkey's position was made clear from the beginning but a stance adopted by president early on we will not allow any person to cover up his in un crime committed in this cruel and brutal and manner but even if as the prosecution source says investigators are convinced that georgie's body was totally destroyed here in the consular residence is there enough evidence to convict the suspects in this case turkey believes there will be enough evidence and it wants the united states to pressure the saudis to extradite all of the suspects not only that the turks want saudi arabia to reveal who ordered the killing of

a man whose remains appear to have been washed away in the sewage system andrew symonds al jazeera is. the gunman who still are in the u.s. state of california killing twelve people have been identified twenty eight year old david long was a former marine who served in afghanistan and killed himself confronted by police officers reports from thousand oaks and california. a far room full of college students dancing enjoying a night out then horror. we sell the land. wearing black and carrying a forty five caliber handgun burst into the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks firing dozens of times people fled the carnage any way they could we just had to get out get behind a car get behind something in the redistributed to be among the dead was the police

officer who was the first to get to the scene ventura county sheriff's deputy ron helix who was fifty four is being hailed as a hero he had every intention of going in there and ending that threat and saving lives the gunman twenty eight year old ian long killed himself as police closed in long was a marine corps veteran who served a tour in afghanistan he had run ins with local police before in april of this year deputies were called he was held for a subject disturbing they went to their house they talked to him he was he was somewhat irate acting out a little irrationally longs motives are on known and are the subject of intense investigation we're going to pursue the leads that are developed from that evidence wherever they take us to identify any possible motivation. paint a picture of the frame of mind of the subjects parents and relatives of the

shooting victims gathered at a community center to get information jason kaufman waited to find out if his twenty two. year old son cody was safe i know nothing here i was woken up in the morning by some friends of cody and see him and he hasn't made it out of the bar moments later he got the terrible news cody was dead thousand oaks now joins us cities like pittsburgh orlando last they gits and parkland shocked and broken hearted by sudden horrific violence you know where the safest city in america and how do you stop somebody that comes in to do something like this it's a. it's a wake up call for everybody that that evil exists and then it jumps into the most quite of communities and we're hurting according to the gun violence archive there have been three hundred and seven mass shootings in the united states involving

four or more fatalities this year alone whether it's a bar nightclub a school or a synagogue it seems there are no safe spaces anymore robert oulds al-jazeera thousand oaks california. chris brown who's the president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence she told us that all ways to tackle the growing problem. we know that there are commonsense solutions that will make this epidemic drastically reduce and we need to enact them as soon as possible that's why we have worked so hard at brady to elect gun violence prevention champions in the house of representatives and we finally have a majority in the house of representatives who we hope will tackle commonsense laws and enact them that will make a difference in this kind of shooting and many others that occur in this country we need to expand the background check system in this country the brady law was enacted almost twenty five years ago and one in five sales of guns that occurs

today occurs without any background check it out at all because of gaps in the system we need to close those gaps the second thing we need to do is we need to an act extreme risk laws that allow guns to be removed from at risk individuals across this country we have states that haven't acted them but there's legislation pending in congress that would provide grants to states to enforce those laws and to educate people about them. united nations brokered talks between the warring sides and yemen have been postponed until the end of the year the u.n. is warning yemen is just three months away from a devastating famine with fourteen million people at risk victoria gays and the reports. the un has been escalating its calls for a cease fire in yemen and to political solution but on the ground around the pool city of data the opposite is happening. the fighting between pro-government forces

and the rebels is intensifying and so despite renewed diplomatic efforts by the united states plans the u.n. brokered talks in sweden in november have been pushed back until the end of the the special envoy for yemen martin griffiths has made clear that any military escalation does not help the ongoing efforts to relaunch the political process we hope to see the first steps for deescalation in yemen as we move forward towards convening political consultations between the parties before the end of the year. but the chance of those hopes being realized is slim neither side in her data seems in the mood to compromise. military operations are continuing in the streets of data hutu militias we cleared out god willing we'll then continue the fight beyond two data. these have controlled the data since twenty fourteen the supposed his in the city say they'll never surrender and the enemy talks about controlling her data but we tell them the data is very far for you with god's help we will be victorious

and we are with. the world food program is doubling the amount of food aid it gives to yemen to try and prevent mass starvation it's very clear already that we're going to have to double our efforts to reach more people with more food assistance but it's even more clear that the conflict that's led to that hardship in the first place absolutely has to end until it does aid agencies say it will be almost impossible to get food supplies into yemen leaving fourteen million people at risk of starvation. syrians say media says the army has freed a nineteen women and children held by ice since july and kidnappers are monks thirty members of syria's minority druze community abducted from the way the province. iraq's army is keeping a closer eye on its border with syria worried that eisel fighters

a crossing over its reminder of the threat still posed by the armed group despite being defeated in almost all areas that used to control my mage reports. above iraq's border with syria security forces are on high alert iraq's military is doing what it can to repel any attempts by eisel members to regroup at a briefing the commander of anbar operations command centers as pockets of eisel fighters are located in an area north of the euphrates river. and another part of the border a convoy is on patrol. on the horizon smoke rises the result of iraq the forces shelling eisel fighters a little recently i salute tacked a stiff positions a move forced to retreat from their location but across the border area between iraq and syria there is no sign of terrorist elements even if they do then they'll be talkative by iraq to force. an optimistic assessment even as it out the military

commanders estimate that at least two thousand five hundred eisel fighters remain in data and other syrian towns close to the border brigadier general you hear us who says that all compositions have been fortified and the border is being secured disability went up where it is a fine our intelligence gathering effort as well and we have installed he seeker and thermal surveillance cameras supported by drones were also conducting strikes and shelling and ice. where located on the highest hill overlooking the syrian border. the threat posed by ice along the border isn't just worrying the forces people living in the nearby town of a caught him are also concerned they've suffered in the past and are still suffering in two thousand and fourteen when a client was still under eisel control samir how mood lost a leg in an explosion the improvised device had been planted by.