i think we're going to see some kind of change in the u.s. . we have an obligation. and then it was betrayed told. palestinian factions in gaza agreed to a cease fire with the flare up of violence. and . also coming up. on the table but can the u.k. prime minister get it through parliament. might have prepared for. more than two hundred people remain missing the search for bodies

continues in california. wildfire. near the armed groups including hamas of announced a cease fire with israel after a major escalation in violence the palestinians issued a joint statement promising to abide by the egyptian brokered truce as long as israel does the same. the latest from the israeli community of on the border with gaza. night full on tuesday brought celebrate three demonstrations in gaza victory being publicly declared to the palestinian armed factions announced that a cease fire had been reached with israel. the uncertain line separating military escalation from all out war has been approached several times in the last few months but never as close as in the last few days this hamas video

purporting to show a barrel of rocket fire unrivaled in intensity even on any single day in the three previous gaza wars israel responding with scores of air strikes on the strip targeting what it said were hamas and islamic jihad linked buildings even if they lay within built up civilian areas israel typically doesn't respond to palestinian announcements of a cease fire however the israeli media did quote an unnamed official saying that israel would respond according to events on the ground that after a six hour meeting of the israeli security cabinet which ended in a terse statement saying that the israeli military would act as necessary. that at least leaves room for both sides to pull back before the damage and loss of life in gaza and in israel began to build a momentum towards war that could have and could still become inescapable the reason why we're seeing conflict after few years in gaza is that the underlying causes of the tensions the occupation of gaza the rockets which of course we

condemn flying out of gaza your compassion these things are not addressed. this round began with a covert israeli incursion gone wrong on sunday night killing seven palestinian fighters and one israeli soldier up until that point there had been rare signs of hope in the territory electricity flowing in a way not seen in years qatari money allowed in to pay at least partially civil servant salaries israeli prime minister has defended the measures saying they could lead to stability and avoid an unnecessary and costly war both sides then have much to lose from allowing this dangerous exchange to devolve into something worse but they also have domestic political pressure which can act in the opposite direction . this was a protest against the ceasefire in the border town of stare out on tuesday israeli prime minister under pressure to demonstrate he isn't ceding ground undermining israeli to terence by stepping back from war are a force at al-jazeera. in southern israel. israel's ambassador to the un says

security council members must condemn what he called hamas is aggressive actions against his country we take action to protect our people and we continue to do that unfortunately danger there you have the hamas regime that they continue to dig tunnels they continue to think about ways to attack israel and we will continue to take any measure the name measures necessary to protect our people regarding the future our approach is very clear if you do not be quiet in israel it will not be quiet in gaza and i think the hamas leaders know exactly what are the capabilities of the very i.d.f. and they know we can get to them even if they hide beneath tunnels and beneath hospitals. say an ambassador to the u.n. is calling for security council members to take action to end the violence. we want the security council to shoulder its responsibility with regard to this situation

threatening international peace and security and it is unfortunately the security council is paralyzed it did not shoulder its responsibility nevertheless we will keep knocking on the door of the security council to shoulder its responsibility i hope the efforts by our brothers in egypt of having the cease fire to to be put in place that will hold all the months of negotiations the united kingdom and european union have finally reached a framework agreement for braggs set that's going to the office of prime minister to his i'm a. president approval on both the british and european sides and it's already facing stiff resistance from members of my own party and crucial coalition part of the paul brennan report. the prime minister needs all the support she can get at

the moment and a selected group of her government ministers were brought to downing street on tuesday night to read the text of the negotiated breck's a divorce deal for themselves to date six government ministers have already quit over the way bracks it has been negotiated how many of the current cabinet will choose to follow suit once the brics a term sinkin and even if cabinet unity is maintained leaked details of the draft agreement have provoked howls of outrage from both bracks its supporters and opponents in the british parliament we're going to stay in the customs union of this deal we're going to stay fit to be in large parts of the of the single market and that means it's basson states we are going to for the first time in a found years of this place this parliament will not have a say over the laws that govern this country it is a quite incredible state of affairs the problem here is the prime minister's not been negotiating in the nationalist press she's been negotiating but you think she can get past the cabinet but as i say given the first shambolic nature of the

negotiations this is unlikely to be the right deal for britain is that tory party. optimistic words from the british breakfast secretary or to recent may lead to minority government and the arithmetic looks bleak this is the beginning of the end game for breakfast the full u.k. cabinet convenes a two pm on wednesday european ambassadors will digest the brics a document when they meet in brussels later in the day in a statement the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier cautioned that the text has stabilised but has not yet finalized we are making progress he said but we're not there yet paul brennan al-jazeera. in as nations envoy for libya says renegade general who for half is committed to a un action plan to end seven years of fighting libya's rival leaders and other foreign powers endorsed the plan during a conference in sicily as the latest attempt to bring all parties together after similar talks in paris and may. the libyan people deserve

a life that is much better than the one they are now under and to see that the international community can gather. a unified message to them that it is high time they take their destiny in their own hand. with our support. is crucial. moment will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help our b.m. friends. turkish media have published what they say are x. ray images showing the contents of suitcases carried by hit squads the hit squad that killed saadi jealous jamal khashoggi u.s. national security advisor john bolton has suggested that audio recordings do not link saudi crown prince who had been sell none to the crime so i'll sell has more from outside the saudi consulate and istanbul. these latest images so for example

so rangers believed to have possibly been used user to subdue jamal kushal q or possibly even kill him that falls in line with the narrative that we received dissolved a zero on this case when we broke the news that jamal specialty was killed and it was after he entered shortly that he was injected with something parts of his body being dismembered the show for example a taser they show a jamming device used to jam communications in the immediate area of when and where it's operated as well as quote closed circuit communication devices that would make it's hard for communication between those teams to be tapped into while they are here charts have these recordings where they say there was phone calls made by mountable to the ringleader of this assassination squad to kill squad which came here between him and the personal secretary of commerce become up in some months in one of those conversations he sells the secretary tell your boss the deed has been done on the operation has been completed obviously we haven't heard the original

arabic words of contents of those recordings but in that translation it sort of imply that your boss here is a reference to have been some of the closest there is truly a smoking gun with regard to the implication of the defector ruler of saudi arabia still that starts a justice must be served in order for that sort of happen the saudis need to disclose who gave the order who is also may be responsible for the assassination of . five hines's in the northern california town of paradise fair they will recover more bodies from what's already the worst wildfire in the history of the u.s. state forty eight people have died and more than two hundred others are missing and this is one of several fires burning across the state in southern california firefighters are struggling to contain the wounds the fire which has killed at least two people in fact a trial of destruction in including malibu and d.c. jennifer bill clinton has moved from park in california. it's a difficult situation with the wind whipping up the way it has been for the last

few days and with no no certain change in sight although fingers crossed in the next forty eight hours or so we are expecting the wind to shift and give us some more of an ocean breeze but now with this dry this dry eastern when that comes in and brings the flames and the ash with it i want to show you some of the destruction here behind us this house. a block that otherwise was relatively unscathed from this fire you see this house in the one next door burned down mostly to rubble the one next door the second house in the burned down that one was the home of a firefighter who went out to fight these fires and will come home to a fate that he was trying to save others from that ruined home there it's been a long long couple of days for fire crews and eight thousand of them still out fighting fires on the lines in northern and southern california but here the flare

ups have been intense and they've jumped fire lines there's a thirty percent thirty five percent containment line around this fire but it is such a large fire it's miles and miles and miles of. still burning and it goes exactly where the wind was and the wind is erratic so it's anyone's guess where it will go next. so has hailed as one of the world's most notorious drug lords goes on trial in the united states. stem cells that could hold the key to beating a disease that's affecting millions worldwide. rather winter's influence is about to show its sort of sickly. don't get much from this

except the satellite sees grayness which is low temperatures and we already know the max from by day now motti is subzero and it's cold in those afghanistan as well but there's not much clarity in the sun is out and sky come back to iran and it's a different story a lot of cloud here the green represents right and that's returned to q wait in the southwest of iran there's more rain running up through lebanon syria eastern side of turkey tends to snow fairly readily and that's going to be the case the next couple of days significant dam pours of rain and probably stuff in the mountains as well and that stretches over down through iraq again to kuwait remember recently we've had flooding from this from thunderstorms in kuwait and he didn't jordan and the size well to the south it looks ok because that rain belt though does come in through saudi goes down towards mecca isn't any further south than that recent cloud right in bahrain qatar for example is not repeated at least maybe until after thursday when the does spread a little bit south of this we're looking fine and drive temperatures in the low

thirty's for the usa and again with the exception madagascar most of southern africa remains dry. i mean his story is only for the people every week brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative work join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the story so much and demand steve bice the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera.

you're watching auxerre as reminder of our top stories this hour an armed groups in gaza have been asked to cease fire with israel is just statement promising to abide by the egyptian brokered truce as long as israel does the same thing to them today's border bottoms which have thrust and to descend into war. after months of negotiations the united kingdom and european union have reached a drawn deal that's according to the office of prime is a truism may but it will still need political approval on both the british and european sides. and firefighters in the northern california town of paradise fear they will recover more bodies from what's already the worst wildfire in the history of the u.s. state forty eight people have been killed and more than two hundred i'm missing. the man known as el chapo one of the world's most notorious drug lords is going on

trial in the u.s. walk and goes one who's accused of being the head of this in a lower cost cell once the main supplier of illegal drugs to america uses scape from prison in mexico twice and was extradited to the u.s. on their reports from new york. joaquin el chapo guzman wore a neatly pressed suit and tie clean shaven his trademark moustache was gone flanked by federal marshals he waved to his wife in the audience the only words he uttered were good morning in spanish as a judge welcomed him to the court room but prosecutors told the jury they would see a different chapo guzman over the coming trial a man they say led a multibillion dollar criminal drug network smuggling hundreds of tons of cocaine into the u.s. for decades and he killed off rivals sometimes pulling the trigger in self prosecutors have promised some of guzman's top deputies will testify against him

and they say they have audio recordings and text messages of him in admitting to his crimes. guzman's high profile defense lawyers did not comment as a left court but told the jury during the opening statements that they would prove guzman is more of a myth than a norco legend and argue he's being set up by a corrupt mexican government and u.s. prosecutors who have been after all chapa for years they said the trial would also expose america's so-called war on drugs guzman's wife emma coronel attended the proceedings but didn't comment as she left court mobbed by reporters from around the world experts say back in mexico guzman sinhala cartel is alive and well keep in mind that top what was mine was cap's running water and one thousand nine hundred three and he's escaped wiseman meant to most secure penitentiaries and mexico and during the time that he's been in custody or on the run he has

is under boggs and then the big job i'm a mummy is my own my own son bob who is a very old copple and he is one that has been running the c.n.n. log current pal it's widely believed that guzman sin a low a cartel continues to be one of the most powerful and dangerous criminal organizations and that's why security here at the courthouse is tight on the first day of the trial one juror had to be dismissed after she told the judge she was worried that her identity could be revealed placing her at risk this trial could go on for as long as four months gabriel is on the. brooklyn. schrank is a problem and has reconvened a day after the supreme court blocked the president's bid to dissolve parliament to hold snap elections and present sparked a constitutional crisis not to have by sacking and replacing the prime minister the

court's decision could open the way for politicians to vote on whether to accept his replacement for leader and space joins us live now from colombo it's a bit of parliament reconvene just under an hour ago what then happens next. parliament reconvened and it was suspended about ten minutes ago with pretty chaotic scenes the president's address was delivered in which he said he wanted parliament to really convene in mid december the speaker said he wasn't going to didn't want to allow it he wanted a vote on the floor and the results of shouting particularly from what are at the moment technically the government benches those amanda rajapaksa the man who was appointed prime minister by the president at the end of october and the appointment sparked all of this constitutional crisis talk with lots of shouting and attempts to bog parliamentary procedures speaker eventually asked for a show of hands and said that the government benches rajapakse as benches didn't

have a majority it was adjourning parliament and it will reconvene tomorrow wednesday at ten o'clock essentially what we have to say is happening is that rajapaksa supporters they've got the government benches are trying to stop a vote in parliament on who should be prime minister because they know they haven't got the numbers to support rajapaksa as prime minister of a vote is carried out and he'll be kicked out and running away from a single will go back in as prime minister he has been holding out the official residence to pretty chaotic but a deliberate it seems attempt to stop a vote being carried out and they got away with it today and back tomorrow or i was because a pretty interesting landmark court ruling that went against. the presence or center was that how people reacted to it. well yes i mean you have certainly from the from from the people who bought the.

case against the president they said this is a victory for democracy a victory for the constitution and this is what it's all about and this is why this parliamentary argument is so crucial it's a big tussle between the president and the parliament who is the most powerful which is the most powerful institution the constitution was changed a couple of years ago taking power from the president and giving it to parliament supposedly making parliament supreme and that is what all this is about the president trying to impose his will his decision of prime minister on parliament parliament wanting a say but so far not being able to get that say in the past in the last few weeks things really haven't gone the president's way though so we'll see tomorrow what happens as to whether they manage to hold a vote on who should be prime minister ok we'll keep watching events there closely but of the moment thanks very much. even human rights chief says bangladesh should hold plans to repaginate more than two thousand two hundred range of muslims to

miramar warning that such a move would endanger their lives michelle bash allays says the human rights violations committed against writing amount to the worst atrocities and in crimes against humanity and possibly even genocide most of the range refugees live in camps in cox's bizarre from where mohammed jumped in reports. a dire warning issued by the u.n. high commissioner for human rights michelle by chalet who in a statement on tuesday said that the return of refugees to me and more would constitute a violation of international law and would put their lives and freedom at great risk this is just one more statement of great concern this been issued by a member of the you when at a very critical time here in bangladesh in the past few weeks it was announced by the government of bangladesh and the government of myanmar that possibly thousands of refugees could be repatriated to me and mar on thursday november fifteenth

there is still a lot of uncertainty here as to if that will actually happen members of bangladesh's government have have told us that nobody will be forced to go that the repatriation will only be voluntary but they have also told us that they are waiting to get the assessment of the u.n. agency for refugees the u.n. h.c.r. u.n.h.c.r. of course has said in the past several days that they do not recommend that this process be rushed they are very concerned because up until now there has been no mechanism that has been created that would guarantee the safety and security of refugees once they were turned to me and more so that's just part of this building concern of course in the refugee community here in proxies are we are hearing that there is a mounting sense of dread and terror that many refugees are being told their names are on the list that they could possibly be repeat treated and they are very worried about what that means for their future. is expected to be discussed by

south east asian leaders at a summit and pool global trade is set to top the agenda and that rising tensions between china and the united states well that is a major concern for. us present role china xi jinping than when hey reports from sample. with us no doubt of course that trade is topping the agenda at this summit in particular the trade dispute between china and the united states we have to remember that this is not just a summit for the member nations of us young it's also the east asia summit so we have the russian president vladimir putin here south korea's president moon in japan's prime minister shinzo are there and others notable for their absence though u.s. president donald trump and china's president xi jinping although the president is going to the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in papua new guinea this week whereas donald trump is skipping that summit is well so there is

a sense of perhaps a missed opportunity for the united states by not having donald trump at these two summers particularly when you see a sense that the nations represented here for the most part are pulling in a very different direction from the united states when it comes to globalization versus protectionism and already we have seen in the speeches from the leaders here in reference to their concern about the situation between china and the united states the singapore prime minister lee hsien loong as the host of the summit spoke on tuesday in his opening speech saying that he was concerned that young member nations of being pulled in different directions because of this dispute between china and the united states malaysia's prime minister mohammad also spoke about his concern of a domino effect with other developed countries following suit following what the united states has done adopting protectionist measures perhaps imposing tariffs on developing countries like the member states so clearly the dispute between china

and the united states very much dominating the meetings here in singapore. elections are underway in fiji where two men responsible for metric in the past are both vying to become prime minister the choosing between the current prime minster frank binah mama and city venner a burka heavy rain caused disruption force in the pleasure of twenty polling stations affecting around six thousand voters. dozens of ethiopian government security agents have appeared in court over a grenade attack on the prime minister in june because attorney general says evidence points to security chiefs ordering the assassination attempt on. two people died after the grenade was thrown during a rally in ad is it comes as the former head. of military corp was arrested on charges of corruption president donald trump has launched a twitter attack on french president. just hours after returning from an awkward

trip to paris for armistice day u.s. leader most approval rating hits out at his plans for a european army and criticized french tariffs on american wine. it's well diabetes day the international diabetes federation says four hundred twenty five million people are affected globally and there's a modest increase in the number of people with the condition in middle income countries the middle east and north africa region has the second highest rate after north america and the caribbean more than thirty nine million people are diabetic across the region and that's expected to rise to sixty seven million over the next thirty years the countries in the gulf with the highest rates of saudi arabia the united arab emirates and. or scientists in the u.s. and cattle have signed a new partnership for stem cell research that's the first cell therapy program to tackle diabetes in the region and they hope it will lead to a cure car a leg has the details from. the nine year old shad mcgregor every day is

a struggle. but once a year along with millions of other diabetics around the world have battle gets global attention shut was diagnosed when she was one but she still suffers because . i feel i am shaking and i can't control myself then my vision gets blurry. events like this in qatar for world diabetes day remind shad and other sufferers they haven't been forgotten they also highlight the rising rates of diabetes in the region the gulf states they are suffering from the high profile of diabetes this is because of the change of the lifestyle during the free when we have become rich we are so very lazy and also we eat a lot of. junk food now scientists said this state of the art biomedical research center in doha a working to find a cure along with researches in the us we take

a cell from the patient's blood turn it into a beta cell under clinical conditions and then grow them up and then just. back to that patient in order to hopefully cure their diabetes if the therapy is approved trials with patients will begin in the u.s. before heading to cutter who will extend this political charge to do harm this would be for the first time who will bring. people to the region most research into diabetes goes on behind the scenes but it's public events like this the the vital in raising awareness and highlighting ways to prevent it they also reassure people with the condition that advances are being made to find a cure for shot the condition has affected every part of her life even her future

she says she now wants to become a doctor. it's something amazing and i want to help children with diabetes. but for now her family hopes every bit of focus on their daughter's condition is a step in the right direction car leg al-jazeera doha. these are the top stories palestinian armed groups in gaza have announced a cease fire with israel issued a statement promising to abide by the egyptian brokered truce as long as israel does the same it brings them to days of cross border violence which had threatened to descend into war after months of negotiations the united kingdom and european union have reached a draft deal that's according to the office of prime minister trees in may but it will still need the political approval from both the british and european sides.

hear them voice for libya says renegade general khalifa haftar is committed to a un action plan to end seven years of fighting libya's rival leaders and other foreign powers endorsed the plan during a conference in sicily. the libyan people deserve. a life that is much better than the one they are now and. to see that the international community can go and unified message to them that it is high time they take their destiny in their own hand with our support. is crucial. will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help i would be in france. says in the northern california town of paradise fair they will recover more bodies from what's already the worst wildfire in the history of the u.s.

state forty eight people have been killed and more than two hundred are missing in the south firefighters are struggling to contain the woolsey fire to move people have died frank as volunteers briefly reconvened a day off to the supreme court blocked the presence but dissolve parliament and hold elections the president sparked constitutional crisis in october by sacking and replacing the prime minister. well known as el chapo one of the world's most notorious drug dogs is going on trial in the u.s. for him because one is accused of being head of the sin and cos l. once the main supplier of illegal drugs to america he's escaped from prison in mexico twice and was extradited to the u.s. he's facing trafficking and conspiracy charges there's i had lines another news updates here on al-jazeera after the listing. a disease so stigmatized that those suffering a still shunned by society people is drunk on their penley from the lady from their

wives and then they don't have a place in the war who can be done so that they are no longer outcasts in it and community al-jazeera meets the health workers who are challenging al-qaeda attitudes and working tirelessly to combat leprosy in india lifeline ancient enemy. brought us bracing for what figures to be a major blow to its already buck up daughter for the job because of a call to shake us up she gets a subpoena to flesh out the financial sector of course it's going to close it's a get out of charges but it is here are there for the finals today from class. a one hundred years virgin you're listening post here are some of the media.