great to after a week they're not getting any further and any closer to getting into the united states at the moment they're sort of being couldn't doff by mexican authorities it's all quite peaceful and remember there's about there's more than there's about five thousand noble people that are into one or in total in this caravan says quite a small number of them but these people have been here for about a week now there's been triple the number that have arrived in this week's this is a growing population of central americans playing poverty or violence in their homelands and they want to get to the other side of this border they want to get to the united states and start a new life that's looking very improbable because president trump and is of ministration are really dead set against they've been labeling these people as criminals and as gang members and seemingly cos the plan is to stop them get across and as part of that plan john we know that president trump is ordered the use of lethal force against migrants on the border with mexico what's been the reaction to

that has it done anything to dampen the spirits of those trying to get seen ited states. it's really interesting actually because you'd think that they'd be well informed about what president trump is saying and the the sort of the nuisance coming out in the united states side but people have a very hazy picture of the obstacles in front of them what we've heard time and time again from people is well i hope that president trumps heart is touched so that he lets us across and as we've been reporting that's very unlikely to be happening the president is very dead set against this some of the people talking about trying to speed up the process of a seeing if there's a way that they can get across probably illegal here illegally here so there is a very hazy sort of. knowledge of what's in front of them as they try and go on this last step. the journey we've been hearing

a little bit today president trump has been threatening to shut the border which would mean an enormous loss of commerce we've been hearing today that perhaps united states authorities applying to so shop one or more of these border crossing points temporarily while these protests goes on but we have to go back confirmed. and john you are reporting that from tijuana and the had been concerns about protests and opposition to migrants and refugees that were coming through tell us about reaction from the sort of population there in tijuana and if any measures are being taken to protect the migrants in the refugees. well the police chief was speaking to us into one of yesterday and he was saying this is a perfect storm brewing as he just said is triple the number of people arrived in the last week they've only got one camp at the moment and not so much food to

overflowing the authorities here as far as we know of yet to make a decision on where they're going to house the people that keep coming what they're saying is that they need federal help a ways they're not going to have to deal with this thing coming population the federal government at the moment in mexico is changing hands to go and outgoing administration and a new president that's going to take control in the first of december since sort of a bit of a vacuum of power as well there now the civilian population as you mentioned into want to have been move resistant than other towns in mexico to the people passing through and i think maybe it's just that they're not really passing through they're stuck here that the central america aren't happy about that the problem many townspeople into quanah they're looking at this going over months and there's lots of rumors going around on social media that these people aren't accepting the food that they're being given that there's criminals the same sort of thing that president trump saying over the u.s.

side but at the moment things are still peaceful there haven't been any attacks on the the people from central america and vice versa we haven't heard of any attacks from migrants on the townspeople here but this is a situation that's obviously not going to get better the longer that the people are here for thank you very much from tijuana with all the latest on that story john holliman as much more still ahead for you in this news hour from london a day off to jailing a british student the life the united arab emirates says it's determined to protect its relationship with the u.k. in one thousand a sions is saying the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere hit and record last year and what's in and named tyler needs prepare to vote on what to call that team at the olympics coming up with peter. in.

the u.k. prime minister says breaks at negotiations have reached a critical moment burson has now agreed to a draft dail on its future relationship with the european union and to resume a saying that she will do everything possible to deliver it. is scheduled to vote on the agreement on sunday reports now from westminster in central london to speak i would like to update the house on a go see a sions to leave the european union a crucial step forward in britain's brics a journey we haven't agreed text between the u.k. and the european commission the negotiations are now to a critical moment and all our efforts must be focused on working with our european partners to bring this process to a final conclusion in the interests of all off people. a draft political declarations now in place determining the future political relationship between the e.u. and he. for the twenty six page document was attacked by politicians to crossing some of the government's earlier red lines and failing to provide many details this

empty document could have been written two years ago it's happened with phrases such as the parties will look at the parties we'll explore watch on earth as the government been doing for the last two years. the paper makes no mention of frictionless trade between the e.u. and u.k. scene is vital for the health of the british economy. the e.u. and u.k. will be regarded as two separate markets making hard barry is almost inevitable. it has big implications here on the border between northern ireland a part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland and a you member the u.k. says it's now pursuing a high tech solution to keep goods and people moving. the draft plan also says both sides and to provide visa free travel only for short term visits longer trips may now require visas. in addition the document leaves room for an extension of the two

year transition period after breaks it aimed at easing britain's departure but it also means the u.k. will be subject to european rules for longer without any e.u. voting rights the plans will now be decided on a political level by e.u. leaders have brussels on sunday it's been an extremely busy few days for the british prime minister she has been successfully able to hammer out draft proposals on firstly the withdrawal agreement and now a declaration of a future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. but history's amaze big breaks it plans head to brussels she knows that those plans could flounder at any stage either voted down by the e.u. or voted down here in parliament and i commend this statement. the park. well joining me now in the studio is allan wage a he is a research associate for the u.k. and a changing your initiative at king's college london so you will be a very busy man and then my when we have reached the stage of

a draft withdrawal agreement being reached what does it reveal about the future of the u.k.'s relationship with the e.u. it reveals very little so i think the point of it and the way it's been sold politically is it doesn't really resolve anything it was meant to be a withdrawal agreement for everybody and that's what he meant ended up being for nobody in the house of commons today from all sorts sides from from labor from s.n.p. and from my trees amazin back benches there was frustration that i actually didn't resolve any of the key questions about bricks it. nicholas describes a blind for exit and that's that mean that was the idea they would get through the house of commons if it didn't really resolve all the issues and left them for later in the local there's a lot of opposition to it now politically and of course the agreement won't now has to be approved essentially by the u.k. parliament by certain e.u. institutions it's not going to mean anything if that doesn't happen currently most

m.p.'s are against this draft agreement is that likely to change over fifty percent of conservative backbenchers now from oppose the deal and labor currently opposes the deal and it looks very unlikely almost impossible for it to get through parliament the first time trying and the sort of increase speculation that maybe. the second attempt that might be more likely to get through the house of commons but the moment succeed in a second attempt where fails maybe there's market pressure or there's pressure from the financial markets and so on against a no deal scenario is whether or not this is a bargain that the prime minister's been frameworks at us for a long time my deal or no deal at all so this. is essentially part of tourism a strategy is that if it doesn't get through parliament it would create volatility and instability in the markets and the markets would essentially force the hand of the politicians here but the problem with it potentially is that if she

loses very badly then it's difficult to see how it should be able to stay as prime minister many of these political positions in the conservative party so deeply held that it's very difficult to see that any financial pressure in the short term may be a significant drop in sterling having the effect that's needed to get the deal through because the parliament or if it is so difficult for the moment so what what then happens next what is the so-called plan b. if you have m.p.'s on both sides of the brics that divide extremely unhappy and dissatisfied with this week early everyone's waiting until the tenth of december when this meeting vote will be before revealing the next plan for this sort of voting down the deal is meant to be seen as a symbolic moment and then only after that will there be. pressure from the for labor to support a second referendum for example or for the referendum or for no deal plans to be

wrapped up and these are all things that could happen if it looks like the deal can get through the house of commons thank you very much it's going to be an interesting few months thanks very much alan wager thank you very much. the united arab emirates says it's determined to protect its strategic relationship with person a day after sentencing a british student to life in prison for spying the u.a.e. denied that thirty one year old matthew hedges had been treated unfairly insisting he had been given access to a translator but it said both sides would work to find an amicable solution hedges his family accuses the gulf state of fabricating evidence u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt says he's had constructive talks with his counterparts and is working hard to resolve the case and move welcomed by hedges his wife after meeting with hunt in london. fear him shaping force after being handed a life sentence and then be made to leave was beyond heartbreaking we didn't even got to say goodbye. i really appreciate the foreign secretary taking the time to meet me at this crucial time in march and maps why he has assured me that he and

his team are doing everything in their power to get my map free and return him home to me. this is not a party i can win alone and i think the foreign office and the british probably were now standing up for one of theirs that. the head of russia's spy agency has died the kremlin says sixty two year old igor carr above suffered a long and serious illness it been chief of russian military intelligence since two thousand and sixteen the agency was linked to the u.k. nerve agent attack on former russian spy sergei script and his daughter cut above is thought to face criticism from top russian officials over the botched operation now to northern california which has had its first significant rainfall in months helping to douse the deadliest wildfire in the state's history the wet weather is expected to continue in the coming days and some areas have been want to prepare for flash flooding and mudslides rescue teams say it could hinder efforts to find

human remains at least eighty people have died and more than five hundred the main unaccounted for. levels of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere have reached new highs according to the united nations u.n. officials are trying to put pressure on governments ahead of next month's call twenty four summit in poland they want countries around the world to meet the pledge of limiting global warming to less than two degrees celsius as agreed in the twenty fifteen paris climbs of course the head of the world meteorological organization said the window of opportunity for action is almost closed. we need to act now our will need to take actions to decrease the growth rates last year were report to grow fruit of carbon dioxide at three point two parts per million do you to any new effect when you half the next will sinks not talking usually the year after ilene you we have a substantial decrease in the growth freight which is not the case in two thousand

and seventeen we are still increasing suit too with the rate of teen years average and that is quite arming a dust storm in the australian state of new south wales a stranded landmarks in the country's largest city sydney and sparked an air quality warning this video shows the storm as it rolled through the town of white cliffs about a thousand kilometers northwest of sydney it's being pushed by strong winds blowing through drought stricken regions people with respect to tree issues have been warned to stay indoors the family of a u.s. missionary killed by a remote island tribe say they forgive those responsible for his death twenty seven year old john cho is trying to make contact with the remote north sentinel tribe when it's believed he was shot with an arrow charles family say he had nothing but love for the people that all sentinel is part of india's undermanned islands in the bay of bengal the island which is the same size as manhattan in new york is home to the endangered hunter gatherer ascent allee's tribe of which there are only one

hundred fifty left to protect their way of life foreigners an indian's a ban from going within five kilometers of the island contact with the outside world would put them at risk of disease the tribe is also hostile to outsiders they reportedly killed two fisherman is boat drifted on to the island in two thousand and six and fired arrows at a helicopter checking the damage after the two thousand and four tsunami last year the indian government said taking photographs or videos of the tribe would be punishable by up to three is in prison. now in india a baby has in the right chemistry escaped death after being accidentally dropped on a railway track just moments before a train approached. a. mobile phone for say shows the train rolling over the infant as how parents and other passengers looked on helplessly but thankfully she had fallen flat on her back alongside the track meaning the try and just missed her once it passed the

little girl was scooped up and was found to be completely on to the reef everyone. still ahead for you on the program why one in ten school students in new york are classed as homeless. the refugees call it the gate but it's a game that will always lose you the european union has turned their back on the suffering i'm david chaytor imposed you know that's a given. and franzen call a shipper paid to renew their sporting rivalry in the final of the davis cup tennis . we've got clout of brian spilling into western parts of here temperatures will not jump it won't be quite as cold as it has been

a recently you're seeing some cloud and bright and snow pushing across towards the black sea recently again that's in the process of pulling away we go with that cloudy mix across the western side of the continent so temperatures in london recovering if i can call it that to around ten degrees celsius we were well down to single for just a couple of days ago so i believe that is an improvement we got some weather weather down towards southern parts of france some snow over the alps and that will continue to make its way further east was wet weather through the riviera pushing into central parts of here. that slightly dry weather some pieces of sunshine come back in behind but particularly great it has to be said there's that wet weather pushing over towards the adriatic up towards germany pushing across towards poland crisp and cold that ensue were kiev just minus three celsius and only four degrees for book rest further south across the mediterranean there's a fair amount of plowed around here as well northern parts of egypt will see some wet weather pushing over towards the levant a bit of wet weather to just making its way across northern areas of morocco it

benchley will push into northern areas of algeria with plenty of cloud for all. china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking any way they can on al-jazeera. and this is defo not certain whether someone is going or someone is very rich it's better we think it's how you approach a fictional and i think it is a certain way of doing it you can't just buy a story and fly out. in palestine under british rule educate in america. controversial professor in new york.

he realized that he was the voice. of the people al-jazeera while explores what made him an influential writer. and champion of the palestinian cause in the west and what's out of place. welcome back to square recap of the top stories u.s. president donald trump has appeared to undermine his own intelligence agency's assessment of a saudi crown prince's role in the murder of. u.s. troops have been authorized to use nice full force against migrants on the border with mexico if needed it comes to six hundred migrants have been detained by

mexican immigration officials while traveling north to the u.s. . and britain's prime minister says breaks it negotiations have now reached a critical moment in the u.k. as he's agreed to a draft deal on the country's future relationship with the e.u. opposition leader jeremy corbyn has called it twenty six pages of waffle. and. on all the stories we're following the united nations special envoy to yemen is in the capital city for his renewed push to get yemen's warring parties around the negotiating table washing griffiths is pushing for negotiations early next month in sweden to help any years of conflict that have left yemen facing famine going to doe reports. u.n. special envoy martin griffiths is a force to launch peace talks collapsed last september now he's back in yemen trying to get a farm commitment from the warring parties to a cease fire i'm a new round of talks is an opportunity to try and build trust that the peace talks

. as you know we when you have peace talks you need to speak to the various people to back channels up lines of communication to build up trust ahead of formal talks to try and make sure that people will attend but then the also. say though i'm going fighting in the port city of the day the horrible risks upsetting this bushel and voice efforts to bring the warring parties to the table in december. the sodium an article on amount of year this week it will hold all hostilities around. these little. i will apologies for that i will bring you that package that reports a bit later on the u.n. envoy yemen mohsin griffis pushing very hard to get all parties around the negotiating table next month the talks to try and resolve the three and a half year war in yemen one bring you some news from tunisia now more than half

a million civil servants have gone on strike after the government in a powerful labor union failed to reach an agreement over pay tunisians want the government to honor last month's agreement to raise public wages at a time when inflation is a record high boots on the pressure from international lenders to freeze wages as art of reforms that would reduce the budget deficit public institutions were paralyzed by the strike or the minimal services were provided in hospitals. the number of migrants and refugees entering europe is at its lowest for five years a tough european stance has prevented many from entering but thousand stuck in limbo in bosnia tell of stories of brutality by croatian border police david chase who went to the border town of the hatch to find out more boston start through. the border city of be heard she's on the front line of europe's latest refugee crisis the residents are no strangers to warfare and its effects the fighting in the civil

war here in the one nine hundred ninety s. displaced two million people they were demanding their government take action to provide the refugees with humane living conditions that same night we found a group of afghan teenagers huddled around an electric fire at the main station. they told me in graphic detail how cross border guards had kicked them and beaten them with truncheons. or what. their mobile phones were smashed and they were forced back into the river that runs along the border line one of them had his head held under the water. the line between bosnia and croatia is the european union's longest and most fun rable external border fear is being used to defend it the refugees call it the game but it's a brutal game trying to find the weakest point in a border that stretches for more than nine hundred kilometers with croatia we've

found with local help this crossing point you can simply walk through but you don't know how far you're going to get or what's going to happen to you the injuries being suffered by the refugees act as a clear warning to others when they return to their makeshift camps aid workers estimate there are now five thousand of them stuck in the limbo of bosnia there are shelters for only a few hundred they've come from syria somalia pakistan and iraq most of them said they were trying to reach germany medics working here are angry at the sheer number of victims they have had to treat they showed me photographs of their wounds many they said were deliberately inflicted charities are providing what help they can a warm shower once a week blankets a new clothing to survive the subzero temperatures but they say the european union has turned its back on their suffering. paying for it to be done they just want it

be done silence they just don't want to play city human traffickers are opening up smuggling routes for those who can afford to pay. refugee storm border posts last month they have no money left they too were beaten back. in the camps another group of refugees prepared to go out on the game again others are bringing back woods to survive the winter. al-jazeera on the bosnian border with croatia. says he is trying to tackle the problem of homelessness in the school system one in every ten students that is classified as homeless a wet cord number an additional forty million dollars is being provided for school based services but as christian salumi reports that might not be enough to break the cycle of poverty. the thanksgiving holiday in the united states is traditionally a time to gather with family and feast on a turkey dinner with all the trimmings. all your family is anticipating that you

bring home a turkey so we'll be giving each one of you guys a time to bring home to your family. it's an experience the staff at the research and service high school in brooklyn tries to replicate for its students thirty percent of whom are homeless students like lexus cologne who lives in a city provided hotel room and has a lot more than homework to worry about these out of focus and. think the way i want. i'm always thinking about. this plea well i'm going to nick. this was in a neighborhood where like most of the city affordable housing is getting harder to find income levels have not kept pace with inflation helping to drive one hundred fourteen thousand students and their families into shelters or shared apartments part of the reason why i think students come to school is because they know they can get a meal here they know that they can get cleaning products here they know that they

can get close here they know that this is a safe warm loving environment in which they can learn and forget about many of the problems that they face outside of school building. the school has a pantry from which students can select up to ten items a week in addition to a social worker who can help them with the issues of instability that can affect their education district wide the city has promised to add one hundred community qward nadirs to help students in transitional housing students living in shelter have dismal scores in reading and math they're more likely than other students to be suspended in school teachers and school staff talk to us about the need for more social emotional support for students who are homeless in order for them to learn in a class or lexus feels he has a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. look at this like.

everybody knows me i know everybody. will feel the love. i never went to school some i actually like. but with so many homeless students in new york advocates say even more needs to be done to ensure they all have the same level of support to break the cycle of poverty kristen salumi al-jazeera new york a south korean pastor has been sentenced to fifteen years in jail for raping and molesting eight female followers of his church needs giant rock has more than one hundred thirty five thousand follow as at lonmin central church in seoul it's regarded by many as a cult the women said they felt compelled to obey him as he was god that's a quote the seventy five year old has denied all the charges. misson chairman colace cohen has been sacked after nearly two decades in charge of a japanese carmaker sixty four year old was arrested earlier this week is accused

of financial misconduct by nissen including personal use of company money company's board voted unanimously to remove him along with senior executive greg kelly the two men remain in custody in tokyo. now masses released photos of the individuals it accuses of taking part in a botched israeli special forces operation in gaza this month which led to the worst violence since the war in two thousand and fourteen al-jazeera stephanie decker has more on this now from west jerusalem. amasses military wing of the kasam brigade is issued picture showing six men and two women and also two pictures of vehicles one of them a van they say which are part of the people involved in that israeli special forces bought strayed that led israel and hamas to the brink of war they're calling on information inside gaza whether anyone has seen these people and there's a phone number to call and the reaction here in israel the army has said not to

share the pictures not to retrieve them because they are on social media and saying it can in danger lives it says that how mass is trying to figure out the details decipher what really happened and in their words on this raid deep inside gaza so it is an interesting statement from the army saying at some point whether the information in these pictures is right or wrong this is of course that bauch traded on sunday night about two weeks ago now that led to the biggest escalation that we've seen between two sides hamas firing four hundred sixty rockets at israel that led to a spiral of events including the resignation of israel's defense minister avigdor lieberman who wasn't satisfied with the cease fire that ensued so these releases are more urging people not to share the information but it seems that hamas is monitoring says that they know who these men are and these women and they want more information reform opposition leader has recently returned from exile has been

named the new head of ethiopia's electroboy vertica and medicare says appointment is the latest opposition given to a woman by reformist prime minister ahmed she was jailed after the disputed elections of two thousand and five and went into exile in the u.s. five years later she returned to ethiopia earlier this month. here after all that regard was ousted zimbabwe is suffering from surging inflation and foreign currency shortages that's despite promises from president emerson and god what turn the country around in his budget speech the country's finance minister proposed to introduce tougher measures to revive the economy. has more now from harare. before the budget speech could be presented opposition m.p.'s in parliament started protesting they refused to recognize goggle as president insisting he stole elections in july some say they were beaten and injured by police who forced them

out of the building. into but i mean what we're doing that. is members of parliament for the m.d.c. we've been did not stand up for this because those are stuck in members of people who lived on the streets and. the. police were called to the fundamental defeated. eventually the country's finance minister have to present to the budget for twenty one thousand he said all the bodies would have to tighten their belts as government implements austerity measures to turn around the economy before january twenty ninth. a five percent cut on basic salary be effected for all senior position from prince followed by retros. cruz in the equivalence to deputy ministers ministers in the project the.

other measures include retiring government civil servants over the age of sixty five removing those two workers from the government's payroll and compensating white farmers whose land was seized during land reform the government has to repay billions of dollars in debt and introduce pro-business policies investors say they want guarantees that their asses will one day be seized by the states and their policies will remain consistent whenever monetary policies are announced the markets react so too does the bobbins while parliamentary proceedings were taking place some people were in field he's filling up in case there are shortages again hi linda mcclain he says he knows it's going to be harder to rebuild his business because of cash what it is in banks he lost about ten thousand dollars worth of merchandise when a fire gutted this market last week all of this stuff routine poured from a sort of. foreign currency.