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this is it. short films of hope and inspiration. a small stories of three young women challenging the world around them. out to serious selects. but you could call it the schumer or the palosi or the trump shutdown doesn't make any difference to me just words president trump says he's ready to keep the u.s.

government closed for years as the deadlock over his border wall enters a third week. hello and welcome i'm peter w watching al-jazeera live from home also coming up the u.s. secretary of state is expected to push saudi arabia to come clean on jamal khashoggi skilling during his forthcoming visit to the middle east. i'm robert bride on the south korean island just twelve kilometers from north korea's guns where people are hoping talk of peace has silence them for good also ahead why donkeys are facing extinction in northern nigeria. the u.s. president is threatening to impose a national emergency as a partial government shutdown enters a third week a meeting with senior democrats fail to resolve the deadlock over donald trump's

demand to fund a border war with mexico go see a sions will continue through the weekend in washington from their practical again with the latest. the two sides emerged from both sides of the white house with very different impressions of how their meeting went and we had a very very productive meeting a lengthy and sometimes contentious conversation with the president. with democrats now in charge of one chamber of congress they came to the white house to try and find a compromise to reopen the government the president says he won't sign a bill that doesn't spend five billion dollars on a wall the democrats say. simply will not spend a penny to build it they only seem to agree on one thing in fact he said he'd keep the government closed for a very long period of time months or even years absolutely i said that i don't think it will but i am prepared and i think i can speak for republicans in the house and republicans in the senate they feel very strongly about having

a safe country but that is the key question can he keep senate republicans on his side if enough vote to fund the government it could override any potential veto reopening the government without a wall without that it could go on it for much longer both sides refusing to budge the president threaten to declare a national emergency to build his wall on his own but it seems unlikely he actually has the power to do that under the constitution political scientist eric campbell doesn't think the new house speaker nancy pelosi will cave i think the question becomes next week when they are when they are government employees who are not getting paychecks i think that's when we really get a sense of how dug in and people are on both sides of an open question about who will win the political fight while hundreds of thousands of government workers and contractors are not being paid and for many not paying their bills for them it is a question of how much more they'll have to lose before this political fight is

over particle hane al-jazeera washington. one of the first muslim female members of the u.s. congress is being criticized for using an expletive against president trump democratic congresswoman. made the comment just hours after she was sworn in the president called her language disgraceful but the labor standing by her remarks is an egalitarian. newly sworn in but already courting controversy detroit congresswoman rashida to lead concluded to celebrate free speech on thursday with a comment that's attracted widespread attention bullies don't play and the baby gets out because we're going to go in there really the mother. i believe is part of a new generation of democratic lawmakers many of them women coming to power for the first time most are seen as progressive and keen to hold president trump to account i don't like their language we use our language they don't get the stablished

language standards from my colleagues. i don't think it's anything worse than the president when the president said some in the democratic party are said to be angry to leave comments fearful that it could be seen as playing politics rather than pursuing oversight we had a very very productive meeting his part the president claims impeachment is not on the democrats' agenda so i think it's very hard to impeach him but he has done a great job that's number one and. and we've been talked about that today i said why don't you use this for impeachment and then she said we're not looking to impeach you i said that's good that's good to leave comments so widely seen as premature but the new generation of lawmakers in the house may present the party's leadership with challenges huge number of new members who are quite bold if you will. have their own mark in may say we don't care what he says we got the vote we're not going along with what he says impeachment is a risky move for the democratic party and many are telling new members to be more

cautious special counsel robert muller's probe is still under way. democrats are said to be more focused on the twenty twenty election either way most agree the language used by the congresswoman was not helpful to gallacher al-jazeera washington. the u.s. says it does not believe saudi arabia is version of the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and will continue to push for answers the state department official says the kingdom's investigation and handling of the killing lacks credibility and accountability the u.s. secretary of state is expected to step up the pressure on the kingdom for answers when he visits rio next week. day visit to the middle east would include the united arab emirates egypt and cata the u.n. weapons today reiterated its call for an independent investigation into the crimes roselyn jordan has more from washington. eight countries eight days not much time

for sleep a lot has been packed into the secretary's agenda here not only is he going to be putting pressure on riyadh to elevate its credibility about the story that it has been telling about the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi it's also going to be putting pressure on all eight countries that he is visiting to was do more to try to withstand the influence of iran in their internal affairs the u.s. considers iran perhaps one of its top two or three foreign policy objectives and it feels that if by dealing this face to face lobbying that they might be able to get a little further along in their ham pain to isolate iran on the global stage the secretary is also going to be holding a couple of strategic dialogues with officials in doha and officials in kuwait city and he is going to be looking at a number of other key issues that really have been on the us his foreign policy

agenda for the past year especially the ongoing war in syria the ongoing war in afghanistan the ongoing war in yemen a lot to pack and a lot to discuss but whether their way to come up with anything concrete at the end of this eight day trip is really what remains to be sane. members of the religious minority community pleading with the u.s. to not withdraw their forces from northern syria a report by the three years e.d. foundation is warning if washington doesn't leave syria before i sill is fully defeated the un group will make a comeback the report also requests a no fly zone to be set up over northern syria to prevent if attentional turkish assault on kurdish strongholds mohammed joins us live now from the turkey syria border so mohammed give us a sense here as to how exposed potentially the years edis of feeling up with this prospect of a u.s. pullout. well it's not just

the the these it's also the. whole feeling that they're feeling exposed because they have seen the brutality of the fighters and what they have done to their communities particularly the these who have seen entire villages killed women thousands of women. have been kidnapped taken out leaves temples tumblin for most some people forcibly converted so. that he feels i'm not that much different from the fia and despondency in the rest of the region and particularly within the minority who have lived with. what they can do. and what we know about those russian strikes yesterday.

well the latest we're hearing on both from three to ease about there has been a mild but equal fighting between the. feet of fighters who've been advancing that erupted in the past few days and the frisium. in one brigade. the middle class away from the turkey city of border the russian strikes yesterday was the talk didn't cut it out to talk about the ruptured at vons cement all the time they have a shot which many people consider to be not freely. and they are moving very cruel to the. collection zone last september so all this is to ensure that this group doesn't get a foothold because they've been taking some of the more strategic times and villages in the west than aleppo countryside. thanks very much.

speculation is mounting a byrne historic visit to south korea by the north korean leader kim jong un improving relations are having a marked impact on the heavily fortified border that separates north and south korea's correspondent rob mcbride traveled to yawn pyong island short distance from the north korean mainland from its observation points you can clearly make out the coastline of north korea just twelve kilometers away and at times of extreme tension young peeling island has found itself in the sights of north korea's guns eight years ago it was the scene of an artillery jewel that killed four people and wounded nineteen others the most serious clash since the korean war today the same waterfront is that peace following a year of diplomatic engagements between the leaders of north and south korea. for many of the two thousand people who live and work here things have never looked so

good you know until the good things should improve for better kim jong un wants to sort of one day in given that must feel free conciliation things will improve you know but the fractious history of into korean relations makes others more cautious talking. with their track record and it's possible that they might change in an unpredictable way so i don't have complete trust. today the only sound of gunfire comes from the firing ranges of the marines who are based here the shelters that people are taught to run to when the event of an attack are chained and locked one of the houses destroyed in the attack has been preserved as a memorial the disputed maritime border has long been a flashpoint between north and south korea in addition to the the shelling.