rain that's making its way towards the east of the next couple of days that rain is going to be a problem anywhere from one all the way down here towards the south the east is not going to look too bad here on sunday a little bit cooler than what we saw last week we saw into the twenty's but now we're talking about the teens and as we go towards monday a lot of the rain does make its way towards the east so for joe sixteen degrees and the rain is going to be on the increased as well hong kong though not looking too bad with a temperature of twenty one here across much of india the temperatures are on the rise we are looking ahead of the monsoon season and those temperatures are going to get from the mid to the high thirty's across much of the area neck per thirty seven going up to about thirty eight degrees as we go towards monday and then stormy conditions expected across the gulf particularly the northern part of the gulf over the next few days here in doha we're going to be starting off here on sunday at about twenty eight degrees but as we go towards monday it is going to be the warmest temperature we see all season we're going to be hitting thirty degrees winds coming out of the south and we are going to seeing a cloudy day across much of the area it is going to be

a warm day for you as well at thirty two degrees but it's still quite nice across much of amman into the high twenty's with muscat at about twenty seven degrees and so all are at about twenty eight review. traveling to be a beautiful. country . trump has flown to keep money out of america people in power travels alongside those hoping to make it in. move. on al-jazeera.

you're watching al just there are a reminder of our top stories huge crowds have gathered in britain's capital for what's being called the people's votes march they're demanding a second referendum organizers are hoping to be three quarters of a million protesters seen at last year's event in london u.s. forces in syria say they have taken the last pocket of land held by eisel following weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag in but goes in a tweet french president emanuel has praised the operation success and aid agencies say they are running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after i hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but the numbers are expected to rise. in france

riot police and soldiers are on high alert to prevent a repeat of looting on the famous avenue in paris yellow various protesters are rallying for the nineteenth consecutive weekend and they've been banned from the following last saturday's destruction the government's one protest says a severe response if there is more violence joins us now live from paris david tell us about the situation where you are and how does today's demonstration compare with previous weekends. yes we're actually at the sekret mart there's been a peaceful galavis rally here a few speeches it's now dispersing and so far no no violent instance that we know of inside paris six thousand police officers have been deployed and troops have been guarding public buildings to give more resources to the police and we understand from the interior ministry that there were eight thousand or so

protesters across france and three thousand here in paris now those figures are much down on what we saw last weekend but there have been clashes across france so peaceful so far in paris but there have been clashes in the lead on him on a in toulouse and nice no sign yet that those new zero tolerance tactics by the police are working in the rest of france so they're trying them here they might extend them to other cities as a result of what we've seen today outside of paris but essentially now that the yellow vests have dispersed from this area the police will still be on high alert and on standby in case a then try and break into the no go zone at the seans elisei or indeed if the the and it gets a while to radicals decide to take part once again but this so far is an extraordinary

day in one sense only that here in paris at least it has been without any violence but no guarantees that there might not be more tonight no violence so far in paris and president was decision to deploy soldiers in some areas of paris has sparked controversy nonetheless. that's right now we've been looking like most of the press for these soldiers who are guarding public buildings because they're from the anti terror operation called operation sentinel and what they've done is apparently sort of keep themselves discreet because they knew this was a controversial decision because using the army to guard public buildings always gives you the the chance of something there could be a clash between soldiers who are not prepared for the civil duty is to try and control crowds they got their weapons and they don't want to use them so it's not

fair to put soldiers in that position to have to try and fight back protest is that's why president emanuel mark ronson cision to include the army in the protective to choose today has been so controversial the last time they were employed on the mainland of france or was way back in one hundred forty seven during a miners' strike and five people were killed during clashes there so it's a very sensitive topic but at the moment there have been no incidents at all here in paris have been a handful of the rest something like fifty one so far a lot of people have been searched and and made has been made sure they don't have any weapons or missiles but at the moment so far in paris it's fine but it's not the case in the rest of france there have been clashes thank you for that david chase her reporting there live from paris activists in chile are expected to hold protests against our visits by president about an hour off brazil his meeting his

chilean counterpart sebastian piñera in santiago and that america at a tennesseean human is in china's capital with the latest. president also not his reputation certainly precedes him he is well known for his often an anti gay comments and that certainly does not make him very popular here in chile but in this country there is something else and that is the fact that president has long been an admirer of this country's former military dictator pinochet he has said as much he has called him somebody with dignity somebody who saved this country from communism and so his visit here has sparked already protests out on the streets and the fact that it happened exactly as a court here in chile has just sentenced eleven members of the military to prison sentences for one of the most emblematic cases of human rights violations during the dictatorship and that was in one thousand nine hundred six when two young people were burned alive by soldiers here at the luncheon which is going to begin

in about an hour at the presidential palace where i am right now they're going to be a far less people are all guests showing up for this official luncheon because for example the president of chile lower and upper house have said that they're not going to be coming because they believe the bull scenario is a bad example for charity. pope francis has accepted the resignation of the highest ranking leader of the catholic church in chile the archbishop bishop of santiago cardinal ricardo izzat teens facing trial for not denouncing sexual abuse by three priests catholic church leaders are under intense criticism for their response to decades of attacks well why in the united states democrats are demanding the immediate release of the long awaited munna report which has been delivered to the u.s. attorney general present donald trump has announced what he calls the witch hunt investigation and denies colluding with russia to get elected mike hanna has our report from washington. it was in middle of to noon that recently appointed

attorney general william barr received special counsel robert miller's long awaited report. national council robert muller has submitted his long awaited report no more indictments coming from the special counsel and you said i waited two years for this is terrible around four thirty five pm white house lawyers were notified and about half an hour after that this letter was delivered to the judiciary committees of house and senate and official notification from william barr that the report was in his hands the attorney general added that he'd be consulting with his deputy as well as special counsel miller to determine what other information from the report can be released to congress and the public but democratic party leaders insist the complete proposed should be made available to congress it's imperative for mr barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying

documentation and findings to congress the million best a geisha and has already led to criminal charges being laid against more than thirty individuals at least six of them within trumps in a circle at one stage or another. a senior justice official who's being quoted as saying that the special counsel does not invision any further indictments but this does not mean an end to the matter there are a number of investigations into criminal activity around the two thousand and sixteen elections as well as into the question of whether president trump obstructed justice or suborned perjury in some cases these intersect the investigation and also at bonce it they are congressional investigations counterintelligence operations and a number of cases being investigated by federal prosecutors in new york and other parts of the country robert mueller may have completed his report but

a number of other investigations are just getting underway. mike hanna al-jazeera washington. voters in thailand are getting ready for sunday's non delayed general election the first since the military coup five years ago critics say military rulers are ensuring they won't be a democratic government whatever the result florence we has this update from chiang mai in northern thailand. chiang mai northern thailand can be considered a political stronghold of thompson shinawatra thompson and his sister are former prime ministers of this country who were ousted either in a crew or by the courts over the last fifteen years and despite living in self-imposed exile they are still a strong political force they draw their support mainly from the rural population in the north and northeast parts of the country who remain grateful to thompson for giving them access to cheaper health care and agricultural subsidies but over the

last five years with the military government in charge it has put in place a constitution and electoral rules that give it an inbuilt advantage including capping the number of seats a party can win in an election now critics say this is to prevent another comeback by thompson whose parties have not lost an election since two thousand and one now on the eve of the election an english language newspaper has described this election as a contest that is neither we nor fair despite this we are anticipating a high voter turnout in early voting that took place last week the great eighty seven percent and forecasters are taking that as an indication that the turnout rate for sunday is going to be high as well people are keen to take part in this election when the military took over in a coup in two thousand and fourteen it had promised to hold polls within a year or two and people have been waiting for nearly five years now to cost the vote. in china the number of people killed in thursday's chemical factory explosion

has risen to sixty four nearly one hundred people are seriously injured and dozens remain unaccounted for residents in young chiang a coastal area north of shanghai are seeking government compensation to repair their damaged homes the explosion was so powerful it shattered windows several kilometers away. the number of passengers killed in thursday's ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred seven people and now the one hundred on missing in mosul from minister abdul mahdi has requested that pot and sacks the governor of new province protestors accuse government leaders in baghdad of failing to monitor ferry safety attash name has more from mosul. big groups of people are lining the base of the tigris river as the search operation continues their sharing their anger and their heartache iraqi civil defense says one hundred

people are still missing relatives of the victims are packing the morgue desperate for answers and the iraqi red crescent says two people who volunteered to help divers pull bodies out of the river have died compound ing this tragedy on friday during a visit by the iraqi president protesters swarmed his vehicle they called him and government officials thieves they're alleging widespread corruption in efficacy and lack of accountability this amusement park ferry capsized because there were too many passengers on board nine people including the amusement park owner and ferry operators have been arrested and the iraqi prime minister is calling for the parliament to formally sack the governor of this province and two of his deputies he's alleging misconduct and negligence local officials are requesting federal funds to compensate victims families in what has been described as an unprecedented

accident in iraq. india's government has banned another problem prominent pro independent school in indian administered kashmir the second this month the government accuses the general kashmir liberation front of raising money for what it calls terry's groups fighting for unification with pakistan and between. india and pakistan remain high following the killing of indian soldiers in disputed kashmir and the shooting down of walking it's in new zealand the two mosques in christchurch attacks just over a week ago have reopened police say they have finished their investigations inside the eleanor and lynn wood mosques and have handed them back to the muslim community andrew thomas was invited inside the honor mosque the first to have been a target. it has been eight days since the mosco was attacked police have examined and photographed the scene and taken out the bodies builders have ripped out the

carpets and repainted the walls at the gates people continued to pay their respects leaving flowers and messages of support forty one people were shot and killed here just over a week later the al noted mosque has now been handed back to a muslim community still coming to terms with the tragedy that happened in a mosque they should have been safe here and three year old boy he would have just begun by. you know when we hear noises and stuff we just yelled is going on and don't think that it's a gunman on the loose. just as target who said i was praying in the mosque when the gunman came in this was his first time back i fell down people start falling on me. sure just came in or they just started randomly shooting everyone i will since i was underneath the bodies the first guy to get to me and then i stayed he went out and still in get up. he came back in and there was

a silence because almost no one was saying anything and it was it was like very easy you know like an here is what's of the cause of the carpet and they were in front of me again was another shocker and they literally here this time we're doing shots. every ten minutes in groups of fifteen mosque leaders let people in this now no physical sawing of the horrors of eight days ago no blood no obvious bullet holes and virtually no noise inside it looks and smells as though every wall has been freshly painted this coverings over all the carpets and the people inside rather standing in quite contemplation. all the price for what the most creo opening is the first time he's felt at peace in days it's been an. repeat week since a lot of the last of the not for show five according as well i'm happy that i could get that yes but also i'm sad as well that i lost my circle of last reading those

words was very yes last i heard later it was from each other. across the road in the park where this week's friday prayers were held a game of cricket the sound of battle. is the sound of christchurch slowly moving on. andrew thomas al-jazeera cross church. hello again i'm fully back with the headlines on al-jazeera a huge crowds have gathered in britain's capital for what's being called the people's vote march they are demanding a second breaks at referendum organizers are hoping to beat that three quarters of a million protesters seen at last year's event in london paul brennan has more from london hundreds of thousands of turned out today it's an open question as to whether they've managed to match the figures from last year that the organizers certainly think they have from the stage over my shoulder they've been saying that

they believe it's in excess of a million people the crowd in parliament square here has been very good naturedly listening to a series of speeches from politicians it's interesting that the prime minister is not here she's at her country home and checkers on the labor leader the opposition leader john a call that is campaigning in north of england. u.s. forces in syria say they have taken the last pocket of land held by ice all following weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces of raise their goals in a tweets french president emmanuel mccall has praised the operation success a gun battle has gone on for hours in somalia's capital after an attack on a government buildings and earlier bombing killed at least seven people including a deputy labor minister police say the explosion happened at the ministry of labor and there was a second blast nearby. aid agencies say they are running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread of disease while then a week after

a cycle and hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise and france riot police and soldiers on high alert to prevent a repeat of looting on the famous avenue in paris yellow vests protesters rallying for the ninth consecutive weekend are banned from the following last saturday's destruction the government warned of protests as of severe response if there is more violence protesters are accusing iraqi government leaders are failing to monitor ferry safety their anger follows the capsizing of a ferry mostly on thursday which killed at least one hundred seven people one hundred others are still missing and india's government has banned another pro independent group in indian administered kashmir the kashmir liberation front is accused of raising money for what indian government leaders call terrorists those

on the headlines people. over the last year not groups of asylum seekers being free in violence in central america margaret caravans travelling fastens of kilometers through mexico towards the us border in the face of serious hostility from the trumpet ministration what keeps them on the road reporter ever come to find. the

new. whole woods dividing america a caravan of desperate migrants trying to cross it. and the president trying to stop. letting. in a new wave of migration that's created a political storm. used rolling in to be able to say. east in mexico is dangerous territory. if. you know the country.

so they use two thousand exults to travelers here it's their first break since they left el salvador twelve days ago. cross the jungles rivers and stuff borders. a famine has offered them stables to rest in. sight for now it's time to celebrate like business or tomorrow. january thirteenth it's part adventure and pomp tonight and. he and his friend to join exodus to gangsters tried to kill. for. the return of the family of the man. they were targeted because they

refused to look for local drug gangs look i am one of the n.b.g. . you know the breaking of the find out the brandy for d.n.a. now much of the cash. when. when i'm going to have an effect i'm happy i'm a. little bit. but yeah. when the ceremony i'm on the high who cannot get africa much american i mean i'm a beautiful young. you know directly the chap. alone i would ask. him if. since oktober huge groups of my goods would be in this.

crime ridden states of honduras el salvador and guatemala. none of this caravan said travelling from housing to kilometers through mexico toward the u.s. border. donald trump says there are threats to national security claiming they've been infiltrated by terrorists and drug traffickers this vicious gang. has transformed the once piece hope your whole community so i know so well i don't molt into a lot of killing female savagely murdering raping and mutilating their victims. central america is terrorized by gangs they stored businesses pile police and children just still drugs for kids like victor the choice is

stuck join a gang or get out. of the family plan some of. my family income means. i will buy more than thought. there will be a minimum day in the process. photographer one carlos who was born in el salvador understands what it's life for a child to flee. his mother's mughal to the u.s. when he was eleven to escape a civil war between leftists and us back to dictators. it was very personal to see these mom people be no one's. been. in a way the same things people escape in the navy's new war neck opportunity violence now minds he's documented the rise of the gangs which he traces to that wartime exodus.

some of these men grew up in gang ridden parts of los angeles they formed their own gangs for protection so the u.s. to pull out of them back to central america. to marry the american in the spanish might not be good enough to get a job i mean and they start doing what they're known to do so they start over next itself. in their neighborhoods and creating their own cliques and gangs to find extortion is a big thing. in my scene we live in a neighborhood that will then if year period with them or against any good guess and be much you like to risk. their lives in africa you got to. this think is if for can president that he took a marina for the park upon him. or.

first they have to cross cartel country. or this is one of the most dangerous stretches of the journey it's called lopa that where the road of death because of the hundreds of it that reeks of murders of bricks appears as two rival drug cartels fought for control. just weeks earlier a mass graves was found nearby with one hundred seventy four bodies. a local priest father daniel of much a is terrified of what may lie ahead on the road to death he tries to find buses to take them safely to mexico city. the mood changable me and i can do. in like the guy using the ship with.

the arrival of buses creates a wave of excitement people save them for a week school but there is enough to take hold two thousand people left to just go ahead and i know about here in the family somehow mukesh you know if i don't find out things are going to know if i were cordial and i have my pocketbook on. the next morning they wake to good news the money has arrived there are buses for every. both are not going to look up a second of our lives.

put on this because the caravan departs for the mexican capital. from a little plant. to the us from. mexico to see if he is five hundred kilometers closer to the border. and the first of the caravans from honduras is already a war today hitched rides the entire way to flat. knock you out of the not. eat.

you. this caravan would six thousand is better down at the national football stand . could see the city. was having. an affair. and there i was getting fresh clothes was good medicine even hair cuts they did their final push to the border. to join ramiro said her husband ruben joined this caravan to escape the gangs of sun pedro sula one of the world's most violent cities and i'm i am a funny epitaph one my. family found me and my. daughter to love us and the only new moon better than the one. that they have more your battles but they are still waiting for you tomorrow. when the family of buffalo

but i would have thought a lot of folks. they were among the first to join the caravan as they walked across central america thousands joined the whole believing there is safety in numbers. was alive and i love. ye see you being a single stone you. know who's twenty one is carrying his child home last summer here only a month from the last half hour with me. now to move our capital some. it is hard to get by enormity home i say here because there are literally thousands of people who will than sixty hundred kilometers to get here and this is the first place they have been worried about the role of joy and i know all the women and young girls had to be fearful of being right and it's

a brief response because if they continue to go north and most say they will the markets will the one thousand kilometers to the us border with thousands of combat troops being sent to stop them but that's a risk they're prepared to take just the chance of security for themselves and their children. one of the most determined travelers we meet is miriam's a liar she's persuaded the local woman to let two kids stay. in the. miriam's also looking up to see a nineteen year old solar traveller who she met on the road and yes he got on the fam.