restart the the idea that matthew hedges was a spy was complete rubbish. and that the charges against him were completely made up you know i mean whenever someone's arrest in a country let's say russia and accused of spying and they are a spy the british don't ever deny it's an plainly this man was of an academic he was a derm university in the north of england got over there to do some academic research quite openly been asking questions about what he was doing and it appears the british view is at least as somebody probably in the middle of government somewhere with with a grudge for and no better reason than that decided to make an example out of him and to be jailed for life for the moment's notice in what appears to have been a kangaroo courts. the british government extremely substantially and so they put very great diplomatic pressure on the u.a.e. using the strongest language capability that diplomats can use to say to them you need to do something about this and what i think the u.a.e. have done to try to make the best out of it because obviously they realize that

it's a it's a big problem for them is to make it look as if they are doing something kind and benevolent spiteful by calling it gracious clemency you know they they they still might suggest these done something wrong and it's nice of them to let him go right he has been serving a sentence in the u.a.e. he's been there for six months and present the six months i believe when will he return to the u k. you know what he was told last week ok he may i mean he's there got to go to the formalities now but the u.a.e. have also said that there's got to go through the formalities now and that you know the he'll he'll be back in a few days at the absolute most but the point of the british are now making more and more broadly which i think is very important for the u.k. is that you know there are other people in the middle east like like dozens of car radcliffe who's in jail in iran who is it was a teacher and she's not a spy either but the iranian sort of locked up and jeremy hunt the british foreign

secretary is making it very clear that he wants to try to use this as a way of exerting leverage and pressure on the iranians to let her out on the same grounds that the u.a.e. thank you for that nor ensley life for us in london. al-shabaab fighters in somalia claiming responsibility for killing a cleric and nineteen other people they died in an early morning call bomb explosion and gun attack at a religious center in the city of. sid ahead on al-jazeera are fighting to keep their land white farmers take the south african government to court and still a no go the biggest game in south american cop football is postponed again. we still got some really heavy rain affecting southern vietnam now as

a result of the latest tropical system lots of class still showing up here we have seen some very heavy downpours very close to the main city three hundred thirty two millimeters of rain in the past twenty four hours that is nearly three times the average rainfall for the entire month of november try weather does come back a behind in places as we go on into chews day the hevia showers will be a little further north and west usual russia showers there through malaysia into indonesia sinking their way further south which as we go on through wednesday said much of indonesia cannister back to see some of those seasonal shall is now setting in quite nicely the showers also effect in the far north of australia as a very heavy rain affecting the east aside australia as we go on into this week brisk winds in queensland in particular still causing some problems with the other the wildfires here gathering storm system just making its way across the eastern half of australia will gradually push in very heavy rain towards that eastern side

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you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour turkish police investigating the murder of saudi journalist amal. searching every last one hundred kilometers from istanbul the remains of a saudi journalist have not been found yet he was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second. the british student who was sentenced to life in prison for spying in the united arab emirates is being freeze matthew had just received a presidential pardon as part of the u.s. national day celebrations and the russian navy has reopened the shipping channel in the black sea where ukrainian sailors were shot and taken prisoner the u.n. security council has call an emergency meeting over what ukraine is calling an act of aggression off the coast of crimea. now the mexican government is promising to

step up security at border crossings with the united states after hundreds of asylum seekers tried to enter the u.s. . mexican police say they violently any legally rushed the border on sunday u.s. border agents responded by firing tear gas mexico says it will deport those involved in the attempted crossing thousands of central americans have made their way through mexico hoping to seek asylum in the united states ross in jordan has more from washington. after about six hours on sunday the u.s. customs and border patrol opened the international crossing at sana c throw in california that's the major crossing in california between that state and baja california in northern mexico the border had been closed because about five hundred migrants from central america apparently tried to breach part of the fence between mexico and the united states and at that point borders patrol officers started

firing tear gas at the crowd to push them away from the border it's not clear whether the mexican government is going to launch a protest with washington over the firing of the tear gas into mexican territory but officials from the interior ministry did say late on sunday that the people responsible for trying to breach the wall would be deported to their home countries there are some eighty five two hundred people from central america currently in northern mexico right now trying to reach the united states in order to ask for asylum most of them say that they are fleeing violence and they fear for the safety of themselves and of their relatives which is why they've trucked across mexico and are hoping that they can file an asylum application with the u.s. officials as guaranteed under international law meantime the u.s. and mexico are still in a standoff as it were about the process of these people getting the chance to apply

for asylum the president donald trump of the u.s. doesn't want any of these people to come onto u.s. soil in order to file their applications he wants them to stay in mexico until they have actually had their process their applications processed mexico for its part says that it is not entered into any such agreement with the united states because that would contravene international law mexico also says that it's having a very difficult time providing food shelter and. emergency health care for the migrants especially at a time when the government itself is about to go into a new presidency on december first this is a situation that even though the borders have now been reopened does not mean that the conflict between the u.s. and mexico over the so-called migrant caravan will end any time soon. according to south africa is hearing a legal challenge by is civil rights organization that wants to prevent the

constitution from being changed the change would allow the land to be explored pre-dated without compensation family miller has more from cape town where the hearing is taking place. minority rights group after forum is taking parliament to court of following the recommendation by a review committee within parliament that said that the constitution should be changed to allow for land expropriation without compensation after form is saying that because procedure was and followed all submissions were not taking into consideration and this entire process should be reviewed and taken back to the committee if that doesn't happen this recommendation then goes to parliament will then consider the that recommendation and ultimately it would lead to a full being drafted which would allow for the constitution to be changed in africa forum is concerned ultimately around the changes to the constitution saying that this isn't necessary in terms of the government's land reform program parliament on

the other hand is saying that groups like africa forum are just trying to for straight the process of land reform specifically land explode creation without compensation if africa forum if the scoreboard today is successful we could see the process of changing the constitution take a step back and that review committee reconsider its approach and of course this would then mean the process of land expropriation or the process of changing the constitution would take longer than expected now the world's oceans are a man discovering seventy percent of our planet they give us half the oxygen we breathe absorb a third of the carbon dioxide we pump out and livelihoods for more than three billion people the world wildlife fund estimates the value of key ocean assets. to be at least twenty five trillion dollars where the annual variety of goods and

services generated from oceans that around three to six trillion dollars that's projected to skyrocket in coming years with analysts forecasting the annual value to double by twenty thirty and go some way to explain why more than four thousand people are meeting in nairobi kenya right now to look at how to harness the oceans resources and described as the blue economy let's go straight to nairobi kenya katherine sawyer is at that conference for us tell us how important this meeting is catherine and what exactly they're hoping to achieve. it is quite an in the important conference this is a pastime it's happening and you just need to see the number of people who stand out as you mentioned four thousand delegates several heads of state the opening session is just over and some heads of state president yoweri museveni of uganda kenya's president who are the chairperson of the african union look like you have all spoken and just raised about the degree day son of walking resorted

to the great nation of ecosystems as well and just how important it is to harness this economy and joining me to discuss it by the. united nations development program regional director thank you i'm the session is just over as i mentioned what have you taken out of that opening session and what the leaders will think actually a lot was said in that room and a lot of substance actually two things. one is the commitment and readiness of africa. the economy. and the second one and we've heard from the president of kenya who is hosting this conference but also the. second one is not just another easy that. the whole world is drawn into it so get busy around but that this is actually about life is about our lives

and we heard this from president mostly of any the president of uganda and that we need to make the human story the center of everything that will be on the economy so what do you think what impacts do you think this conference will have it is the fact you're having. well the fact that is the first one first of all like to get it opens up doors for all partners to come together and begin talking about it but also begin connecting on the things that matter for instance the fact that we have the production side of the economy but also the conservation and the wallet has realized that in order to achieve the sustainable development goals by twenty but also to and poverty are one something for all that land based economy is not selfish and that we need to enable the new economy to do more but also to result and conserve it for the future and when it comes to conserving and conserving this ecosystems obviously banding comes to mind so is this conference also going to be

talking about that funding pledges contributions things like that yes there will be a commitment by most of the participants here the governments but also some of the other partners who are in there and there will be nairobi statement of intent which will contain most of these commitments and those will be some of them will be pledges but i think eventually also it may be good to set up a blue economy trust funds to enable countries that want to go forward with this actually to deal with the governance us of the new economy ok thank you very much that's the regional director of the united nations development program like i mentioned that the opening question of this conference is over at the conference that's going to go on until wednesday now at the delegates are going to go into a closed door meeting to discuss this very important issues of conservation of

hannah seeing the u.s. economy and at the end of it all they're going to come up with sort of a framework to be able to deal on how to deal with this conservation issues to be able to address this problem degradation problem degradation of ecosystems. and also how to manage economy so that to be look people who depend on the work of god you are able to benefit catherine thank you for that catherine sawyer reporting there live from nairobi kenya one hundred forty five whales have died from being stranded on a remote beach in southern new zealand a hiker discovered the pilot whales on seward island seventy five were already dead the others were put down by their speakers of their poor health. firefighters in northeast australia said dozens of wildfires burning out of control are the worst it's ever seen high temperatures and changing winds are fueling more than forty five's in queensland homeowners are being warned they will have to move if the

fires can't be contained now the biggest game in south american football has been postponed for a second time the corporately better dora's cup final between booker juniors and river plate was initially called off on saturday after one of the team's buses was attacked daniel china has a story from. this time the arch internal thought who's got the security rights controlling the situation that the previous day had spiraled out of control . the bulk of junior's team bus attacked and players injured running battles between police and fans and violence inside the stadium the south american football thought me ball said the much would go ahead and three hours before the scheduled kickoff they said it wouldn't and these fans for the second time in two days streamed out. i'm annoyed because we came to enjoy a party we were ready river were ready to play and because of

a police failure to protect one bus seventy thousand fans are left with this twice i'm angry for those that came here from other countries other cities around argentina the river supporters who have had to return home because they can't spend another night here and have to go back to work well could you near said the players after their boss was attacked were in no fit state to play either physically or psychologically and the prestigious. should be awarded to them let i mean we were clearly outages advantage yesterday and we ought to sporting disadvantage today and i believe the best for a bookcase to not play because we do not have the same conditions as a roofer. meet at the headquarters in the paraguayan capitalists on tuesday to decide where when and possibly if the game is to be replayed the final is still not over neither is the political fallout from saturday's violence with questions still being asked of the security forces river plate football club the south american

football authorities and the wider arts and sciences sati the phrase it's only football has never really resonated here least of all now. what went wrong and who is to blame is still to be decided to name all the fans as they so often are have been left indignant angry and confused. by argentina yet again is faced with a dilemma how to tackle its violence. than shrine. one of cyrus. a group of british members of parliament has seized facebook documents they are investigating the political consulting firm cambridge analytic and is accused of obtaining information from millions of facebook users without their consent and then using their details for political purposes.

well again i'm fully ratable with the headlines on al-jazeera turkish police investigating the murder of jamal searching a villa one hundred kilometers from istanbul the remains of the saudi journalists are still missing two months after he was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul the british student to a sentenced to life in prison for spying in the united arab emirates has been pardoned matthew had just received a presidential pardon as part of the u.a.e. s national day celebrations the president of the u.a.e. his highness. may god bless him yesterday has granted gracious clemency to seven hundred eighty five prisoners across the u.a.e. to more of the forty seventh anniversary of this great nation in response to a letter from the forward in response to the letter from a family of mr hedges requesting clemency and in consideration of the historical

relationship and close ties between the united arab emirates and the united kingdom his highness has decided to include mr matthew ages among the seven hundred eighty five prisoners released mr hedges will be permitted to leave the country once all the formalities are complete. thank you very much in other news the russian navy has reopened the shipping channel in the black sea where ukrainian sailors were shot at and taken prisoner the u.n. security council has called an emergency meeting over what ukraine is calling an act of aggression off the coast of crimea the ukrainian territory was unexpired russian troops four years ago in somalia al-shabaab fighters have claimed responsibility for killing a cleric and nineteen other people they died in an early morning car bomb explosion and gun attack at a religious center in the city of god. the mexican government is promising increased border security after hundreds of asylum seekers try to cross into the united states mexican police say they face deportation for violently and illegally

washing the border u.s. border agents fired tear gas in response present donald trump has vowed to keep thousands of migrants who walks from central america to escape poverty and crime you're up to date with headlines on al-jazeera witness is up next stay with us. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera.

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coming up in the next sixty minutes. a search is under way at one hundred kilometers outside. investigation a presidential pardon in the united arab emirates the british student sentenced to life in prison for spying is free. rising tensions in the black sea to russia. naval boats near crimea. of south america. hello welcome to the news hour turkish police investigating the murder of.

searching. one hundred kilometers outside of istanbul the remains of the saudi journalist haven't been found since he was killed in the saudi consulates last month joining us from just outside the saudi consulate in istanbul where she was killed what's led investigators to search these two. it's not in the seams that the turkish security authorities have found a new indications or clues that led them to go back to that area we understand that right after the killing of them out on a cobra second they went to three areas areas two of them in istanbul and one in that area in yellow which is south of istanbul about one hundred kilometers as you said and it's on the sea of marmara so they had indications that time that. there are connections between a man who was who lives there and who had received

a phone call on october first from a saudi official from istanbul here. we have conflicting reports on whether the farm and the village that has been searched today one of the two villas belongs to a saudi prince or it belongs to a man a turkish man who is clues a close friend to a saudi prince in any case they went to there and they say they have never abandoned the search for the body of an amount. even though the saudis talked about dissecting or cutting it to pieces and it seems like also they had some indications talked about that probably some parts of the body well smuggled to saudi arabia inside those diplomatic bags and also reports later not confirmed that the body has been dissolved with acids and chemicals we don't know the place where that has been done they searched the consulate house here during the last several weeks they were not given the permission to do a thorough search there were not allowed to search inside

a well because even though they had you know they were they had suspicions that probably the dissolved parts of the body might have been dumped inside the world so they returned to this area today yellow with probably more indications fresh indications or clues that they might find something there so the possibility of finding. these remains that mohamed provides critical information about how he was killed because so far the saudis and the turks have differed on the events leading up to his death. yes daryn in the terminology of criminal terminology they say if there is no body there is no crime even though that's not the case here because there is there is a an acknowledgment by the saudis that they have killed this man so that's that's a big piece of evidence and it's almost enough but the turks would like to. discover the body because they think it will give more indications about how it how

do you how the man was killed and you know that but the information you know that we received the information the saudis already gave that his body was cut into pieces makes it very difficult very unlikely to find the body intact also the time that has elapsed since the med makes it very difficult to find an intact body or a body that is in a situation where you can you can know more or a lot about how he was killed or that the turks however are not abandoning this search and they think that any any clues or any parts of the body they will discover will help them either know how he was killed or also know who actually participated in this crime because saudis talked about a local collaborator they failed to produce his name and his address and his identity and after seven weeks they came up with a report talking about a minute he can looting drawing of a likeness of this man without an aim without any address the text think this is

not enough and the foreign minister today talked about this and he talked again about the failure of the saudis to collaborate and to give the answer to those questions including who. who collaborated with the saudis who was given this body or parts of this body to dump inside turkey to hide and much more about about how the whole thing was conducted i mean the techs are very critical very very unhappy with how the saudis have been collaborating with them in this respect all right tom how much of our reporting from istanbul thank you. well saudi arabia's crown prince is due in egypt as part of his first foreign tour since the murder of journalist showbizzy mohamed bin sandman met the king of bahrain on sunday journalists into newseum meanwhile are demonstrating against bin said a man's planned arrival on shoes they activists have started a legal challenge to stop his visit because of their revulsion she's killing also

a leading member of the u.s. congress is accusing donald trump of this on a c over his response to these murder and he says the president's links and loyalties to saudi arabia need to be investigated alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . the u.s. president received his intelligence report into the killing of jamal khashoggi and he's rejected the idea it firmly says the saudi crown prince ordered your permission maybe. maybe. donald trump says he's standing by saudi arabia a country he believes will help with his action against iran and could help sell a middle east peace deal to the palestinians he's also talked about the arms sales agreed with saudi arabia as important to the u.s. economy even though numerous sources dispute the value in terms of dollars and jobs but the man who will lead the house of representatives intelligence committee in january democrat adam schiff today says he's seen intelligence reports too early and the answer is more definitive the president is not being honest with the country about the murder of democracy. i think in part he feels that by saying

that we don't know or that the world is a dangerous place or everybody does it he thinks it makes him look strong it actually makes him look weak but it's not just democrats are piling pressure on the white house trump our live republican senator mike lee says there are bound to be congressional hearings into u.s. links with saudi arabia look i don't know why he's siding with the saudis but i think there are things we can do to change our relationship with the saudis notwithstanding whatever his personal motivations might be donald trump me will come face to face with the saudi crown prince when he heads to the g. twenty meeting of leading industrialized countries in argentina later this week despite widespread international condemnation of the killing of the washington post writer one leading saudi royal says other leaders know they have to do business with mohammed bin selman where their leader is.

warming. who would become prince or not i think all of them recognize that the kingdom has a country and they can come and the crown prince. are people that they have to deal with can grow. leaders seem united on the conclusion reached by u.s. intelligence services that crown prince mohammed bin selman was responsible for the operation that killed jamal khashoggi senators will receive another classified briefing on tuesday that mean well increased pressure on donald trump not just to use stronger words but to back that up with action alan fischer al-jazeera washington well the turkish military helicopter has crashed killing four soldiers on board near the center of istanbul reports say it came down to a residential area on the asian side of the city one person has been injured the british academic jailed for life for spying in the united arab emirates is being freed matthew had just received a presidential pardon as part of the u.a.e.

is national day celebrations his arrest while researching the u.n. security strategy threatened relations with britain the president of the u.a.e. his highness. may god bless him yesterday has granted gracious clemency to seven hundred eighty five prisoners across the u.a.e. two more of the forty seventh anniversary of this great nation and response to a letter from the forward in response to the letter from a family of mr hedges requesting clemency and in consideration of the historical relationship and close ties between the united arab emirates and the united kingdom his highness has decided to include mr matthew ages among the seven hundred eighty five prisoners released mr hedges will be permitted to leave the country once all the formalities are complete thank you very much let's get more on this from paul

brennan who is live for us in london so when is hedges likely to set foot in the u k. i think we can expect to see him here maybe even as early as later today monday probably though more likely tuesday wednesday mid-week the formalities of a pardon i can't imagine are excessively onerous and the foreign office who have spoken to the british foreign office. who i spoke to on the telephone just for i came and sat in the seat here they were hopeful that it would happen as quickly as possible as well i mean this isn't the appeal process that we don't have to go through the whole thirty day waiting time that the appeal process would entailed so i can imagine that this would be pretty quick and out of the good news both for for the diplomats have been involved in this and for matthew had his family as well while the case really have the potential to cause a diplomatic rift between the u.k. and the u.a.e. does this then bring the matter to an end. to a great extent yes not totally i mean from the foreign office point of view the

statement that the foreign secretary hunter has put out this morning says as follows look although we didn't agree with the charges we are grateful to the u.a.e. government for resolving the issue speedily and he says it's fantastic news the family of matthew had his of said six months of nightmare finally over and say we're elated is an understatement although daniela taha who is nothing hedges as wife said in my heart i know that he isn't a spy and that's the lingering possibility of aftereffects of all of this he's been pardoned as opposed to being cleared so i think to the strict letter of the law he will remain a convicted man albeit pardoned by the ruler of the u.a.e. and although he will be home i expect within a matter of twenty four forty eight hours there is the possibility that that the whole this whole episode might create a.