about labeling broad grassroots movements and by the way and shiva has been involved in 900 suspected crimes over the last year and a half but it's a dispersed movement it's not a group so calling it a terror group is a bit of a stretch because it's a movement your moreover we have seen $42.00 crimes against conservative or make america great supporters over the last year and a half so there certainly are crimes but they tend to be dispersed and disorganized and i think you'll see chapters are autonomous and vary from city to city and most of the time they're about boisterous confrontation even sometimes physical jostling but most of the time they are not terribly violent but there is a violent sliver one last quick thing we've had 00 fatalities committed by and he thought and hard left extremists over the last 2 years just this year alone we've had 26 white supremacist extremist homicides in the united states which is more

than all the extremist homicides from all of last year so number one is not a group of though there are individual characters number 2 no fatalities but i do think as as as a political season percolates up that we might see violence coming from them but the white supremacy is far far bigger more coalesced and organized or abroad give me a quick and say because i want to move the conversation or what you think the president was doing then was was this tweet aimed perhaps out of the faithful ahead of the election. that may very well be because for those of us who were analysts in the national security community yes we have our eye on the hard left but bottom line is the biggest most prominent extremist threat facing united states right now are white supremacist far right and there are others that are percolating up the grandmother of u.s. congresswoman russia to leave supports her decision to reject a visa from israel so late in the congresswoman elena oma had been denied visas

because of the support for a global boycott movement to leave was later allowed to visit the family in the occupied west bank but she refused claiming the conditions were oppressive want to seriously doubt abraham has been to meets the u.s. congresswoman's grandmother. it's been over a decade since the year had seen her granddaughter the last she has visited the occupied west bank in 2006 the grandmother has been ready to welcome her she says she said she'd wanted to pick figs with her but that's not happening anymore. we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite everybody in the family and neighborhood was anticipating her visit. israel has granted that she did a permit to visit her grandmother for what they called a humanitarian visit during which a shouldn't be promoting boycotts against israel palestinian who are organizing the official part of the trip said they don't personally visit she even decided not to come and appeal officials we've spoken to commended her decision so that her family

. she should only come with dignity we refuse the israeli dictation policy or preconditions it's her right to come visit it's not a favor from anyone these sentiments were called by many palestinians with seen many of them posting on social media saying that she does shouldn't come under what they call the humiliating conditions now if you me that is from her grandmother's house there are military checkpoints she could have seen them and shown them to the world that they are scattered across the west bank limiting palestinians access this is the new saw from al jazeera still to come back online phone services are being restored to parts of indian administered kashmir 2 weeks after being on lockdown. keeping more misery on internally displaced people syria and its allies are accused of past trikes camps. and p.s.g. provided updates on whether star forward neymar will stay at the club the details a little later and.

the u.k. is likely to face shortages of food fuel and medicine if britain crashes out of europe without a briggs deal government documents leaked to the times newspaper also show that ports could be. for up to 3 months the documents describe the effects as the most likely outcomes and not the worst case scenarios u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he's prepared to leave europe on october 31st with no transition deal meanwhile the u.k.'s opposition leader jeremy corbyn has been rallying support for his plan to become caretaker prime minister avoided no deal briggs's the head of the labor party wants to hold a no confidence vote boris johnson and the election. go reports from bolton. as mr corbin addresses the labor party activists or members in the northern town of bolton he does face one of the biggest political challenges of his career and that

was his idea that he floated about of the last few days that he wishes to become a caretaker prime minister take the country to snap elections and even campaign for another brics it referendum he says that this is the best way out of a no deal bricks it which could cost the country in much deeper turmoil that it is already facing however that idea has a big problem in and that is that it is on able to garner support with members of the conservative party the party currently in government members of the party who are against bracks and certainly against a no deal bracks it actually do not see that to happen the idea of having mr corbin is nick as a caretaker leader it does not appeal to their sensibilities they would always rather stick with the status quo rather than risk that also the other opposition party the liberal democrats the leaders winston has said that she does not want to

go into any kind of deal with mr coburn but is open to any of the names from the labor party there are 2 other names that have been cast in one from one senior politician from the conservative party another senior labor party politician. but while this political wrangling is continuing the clock is still ticking and there is less and less time in which to formulate some kind of plan in order to prevent breaks it from happening and that is the risk that all these politicians who are against such a scenario battling against whether they'll be able to do that without doing a deal with mr coleman is an open thing altogether. human rights activists are accusing syrian government forces not russian are allies of bombing camps for internally displaced people more than 100000 syrians of fled fighting an it glib in the last week it's syria's last rebel held province just a warning that you may find some of the pictures in under chappelle's reports disturbing. these people have already fled fighting in syria but tragically

it's still caught up with them in this case at least 18 people were killed in a suspected russian airstrike on a camp for internally displaced syrians. the attack in the town of hasse killed at least 6 children their mental bodies pulled from the rubble and killing a baby whose umbilical cord still attached to its mother elsewhere in the town of the white house volunteer force say another child was killed in a government strike which injured 20 others. this seems are a daily occurrence following the collapse of a cease fire agreements between government troops and rebel factions earlier this month with a broken ceasefire in a so-called deescalation zone in southern it live has seen many broken agreements and fierce fighting between rebels and government troops backed by russian airpower . together government forces have made their furthest advances north into it. tens of thousands of syrians have been forced from their homes and have

moved towards the turkish border in the last week alone human rights campaigners say the offensive which began in april has claimed more than $900.00 lives a quarter of them children as human rights watch calls on the un to assign blame to those attacking hospitals the un's regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis told al jazeera the situation is only getting worse on a daily basis for the last $100.00 days is being strikes ground offensive on hospitals and schools and markets on this edition areas creating an absolute meet and have a look among civilian population we're very concerned we've had more than 100 incidents on schools and health clinics alone and that has a massive displacement in fact there's been more than 500000 displaced mens' that have taken place what is going on at the moment is really a failure of the political will the international political will to implemented

really this fire of peaceful solution on the ground that would take into account the fact that there is millions of children women and families caught up in between and that is really what is happening right now including the attack that we saw on friday the syrian opposition coalition is calling on world leaders to stop the bombing in atlanta and what they call the systematic displacement of people living there but no one has come up with a formula for a solution and i'll just hear tensions been high since india's trip kashmir that's autonomy last week cutting off communications and imposing a security lockdown some of those restrictions have now been lifted to syria's friends jamil reports from new delhi. this is what much of srinagar has looked like nearly 2 weeks unable to move around the largest city in the region and communications completely shut down. indeed administrators say some phone lines in

the valley were reconnected on saturday with more due on sunday we have also. met. some functionality in at least 5. or. phone users and had buried reactions. i think it's a good thing that. people are facing a lot of issues. but for some the worst restriction is on freedom of movement. been teaching his niece and nephew at home since the shutdown began he says not being able to move around has been severe but . the kids are stuck inside this schools have been charged

in 3035 years i haven't seen restrictions so. my sister has only 2 kilometers a v. and i don't know her situation. despite the promise of the lockdown being loosened some are protesting in other ways have set up their own barricades in this neighborhood to stop armored personnel carriers from entering they would have. put up these blockades so the police won't be able to come here and. they try to few times by old. the police are trying to come here but the people are resisting we've managed to keep them away many times acts of defiance even as the indian government says it will take a wait and see approach before lifting more of its restrictions in the region as jamil al-jazeera new delhi both india and pakistan claim kashmir as their own territory pakistan's military has warned that it will respond if india uses force

and the pakistani government has announced that it will set up a kashmir desk in all pakistani embassies around the world. as a some of the job it has more now from a bad in pakistan administered kashmir. in a meeting which was attended by pakistan's intelligence chief the director general of military operations as well as the stakeholders in pakistan administered kashmir in the foreign office the pakistani foreign minister came out saying that pakistan is going to be establishing a new desk which will be in touch with all its all of its embassies across the world capitals i can think that it is pleased with what happened at the united nations security council because what it shows is that ishmael is not a bilateral or an internal matter of india as india has been trying to portray it and there are multiple united nations security council. which have been passed on this issue and having got to a the consultation the close or consultation after $65.00 after $165.00 shows that this is an international issue and the international community should play its role

the foreign minister and the military spokesman also saying that pakistan is concerned about intelligence reports that india is planning a false flag operation according to the pakistani military something which happened in february when there was an attack in india and india blamed it on pakistan and then carried out some cost more than movement and this is something that i just answered that it appears and it is going to be taking all the necessary steps to tell the world about the steps that india is thinking is well as the plight of the prime minister coming out earlier saying on twitter that he welcomes the session of the united nations security council and he's told people in just means that he will be the ambassador to tell the people of the world what is happening in indian administered kashmir according to pakistan millions of people are being held hostage by the indian government as the curfew as well as restrictions on communications are still in place young migrants stuck on a rescue boat off italy's coast have been allowed to disembark after deputy prime

minister material salvini bowed to political pressure 27 children and young adults for transfer to a patrol boat and taken to the italian island of lampedusa they were on a ship belonging to an aid group for 2 weeks along with. more than 100 other migrants salvini agreed to let the miners come ashore following a demand from prime minister which is a picante meanwhile more than 350 people stranded on another humanitarian rescue boat off the coast of malta the ocean viking vessel operated by 2 aid groups including doctors without borders hasn't been given access to ports in italy or malta those on board were rescued over the past few days in waters off libya sam turner is head of mission for libya doctors without borders he describes the conditions on board in the trauma these people are facing. our team on board our medical team have conducted over 100 consultations already and they've seen a large number of people with injuries both nonviolent from the time that they were

fleeing danger in libya but also violence related injuries where people have been struck with guns or were beaten with sticks starved or had hot or liquid or don and . it was extremely clear about all of these people on board the ocean biking right now is that they have gone through a traumatic experience both during their time in libya and over the course of their time at sea many of them were detainees or being rescued by the regime breaking now they've been stuck on board for over a week and are clearly left in limbo without a clue as to what's going to happen next and the libyan coast guard has intercepted 4 boats carrying more than 270 migrants in the mediterranean they were picked up in separate rescue operations off the coast of tripoli they were given humanitarian and medical aid before being taken to detention centers in tripoli all of them were planning to make their way to europe a weather update next here on that then why protest in hong kong are beginning to

split along generational lines the mammoth job of saving elephants did move to combat the illegal trade in ivory and in sport ashley bass he fails to regain top spot in the rankings the details. the cincinnati open a little later. with . hello there still plenty of rain along the south coast of china some heavy downpours at times you can see on the satellite these bright bursts of white but not just say we're seeing some pretty strong thunderstorms further inland as well in fact you non-proven some very heavy amounts of rain in the last 24 hours and this is the result times there was actually over hauffe a meter of rain in depth in some of these streets and of course it did cause some rather severe k.

also calls the damage and we can see here all these bikes literally floating around in the water there is more rain in the 4 calls and sunny very heavy along the south coast hong kong a what couple of days a 7 story across into taipei shanghai not a sunday and monday sunny skies and time is not to halt 32 degrees celsius is your high there on monday down towards the southeast more rain showers across much of borneo to the south of there it is largely dry on sunday with the usual showers and thunderstorms out towards the west you can see here maybe a thunderstorm to singapore with a high of 32 and 33 celsius in kuala lumpur and then to india the rain still very heavy in certain states and in fact has been west bengal the scenes of very heavy rains again in the last 24 hours more warnings in place here and here's an image of what the streets but like here of course all too familiar this time of year more rain in the forecast as we go through sunday high the 31. sponsor down. we're talking about ivory poachers who have decimated populations of

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to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha with the news hour from al-jazeera the headlines the scenes of jubilation in sudan's capital khartoum after that historic power sharing agreement was signed between the country's military council opposition alliance a sovereign council of 6 civilians and 5 generals one sudan for a transitional period until elections are held. at least 20 people have been killed in a bomb explosion at a wedding reception in the afghan capital the blast happened in the men's reception area of a wedding hall in west kabul there's been no claim of responsibility and u.s. president donald trump says he may designate a group of anti fascist demonstrators an organization of terror it wanted the group

known as anti thought which was holding a counter rally in the u.s. city of portland oregon a warm draw them but made no comment about the far right 13 arrests were made. thousands of people have been left homeless after a fire swept through a slum in the capital of bangladesh a fire began on friday evening and doctors made poor area it took several hours for firefighters to put it out no deaths have been reported. a number of people were injured and investigation into the cause of the fire is underway a drone attack by yemen's who 3 rebels has caused a fire at a major saudi oil and gas field shub a plant is more than 1000 kilometers from who to control territory and northwestern yemen saudi oil company aramco described the fire as limited and says the production was defective the saudi energy minister has accused the hooty s. of trying to disrupt the world's oil supply. reports now from yemen's capital sana'a. according to the whole of these spokes person he says that the have

carried out the biggest operation deep inside saudi territories we have used 2 key draws that have crossed over 1100 kilometers to the east side of the kingdom and they have targeted this aramco of oil fields which is just 10 kilometers from the borders of the. also according to the whole of these laid out the military he says that sends also a message to the united arab emirates to stop their attacks there on. the saudi war on yemen and also that the the saudi arabia's initiated its war in yemen order to secure itself that it should have done it with securing yemen's security 1st he also mentioned that the all citizens so the stay away from the

saudi. bite will strike as the promising of more vital and also. harmful of tax on saudi arabia separatists in southern yemen so they won't leave the port city of aden despite demands from the saudi a morality coalition for them to withdraw they have left some key government buildings but say their forces will remain they moved into the southern port city last week of locals marched in support of the separatists on thursday. is director of the office of foreign affairs for the southern transitional council in new york he says the southern separatist forces are the only group to complex the interests of people in a. the southern transitional council in the in the southern forces do not. only answer to yes they are a partner in the saudi led coalition in fighting the iranian backed with these and as well as fighting the extremists but they do not answer but to the demands and

the will of the people i mean the legitimate government can ignore the popular will but the s.t.c. who is on the ground has to come it was compelled to act so the these. forces the southern demand in the grievances and aspirations of the people is to reinstate the. their state and independence. the these calls are not recent calls these calls have been made for decades by the southern people you know it's unfortunate that this this legitimate government is more focused on the stabilizing liberated and non the or the lists areas. and to cause chaos over there only to prolong the conflict while they enjoy their stay realit and they govern

a country from the various hotels in riyadh the united states is continuing its pursuit of the arabian oil tanker held for 6 weeks and brought to the department of justice is issued a warrant for the ship's detention but the vessel is preparing to leave brought up by sunday the supreme court judges in the british territory ordered its release new crew members on board the supertanker is also been given a new name it will now swim under the iranian flag after its registration was switched from panama under simmons reports now from. there may be a warrant in place from the u.s. district court for the seizure of this ship and the full faith of its cargo but it's had little effect on the slow pace of preparations some of the crew had used aboard to actually put stencils on the stone and paint in the new name adrian daria wall and the registration question that's the

largest island in iran. there's still no flag flying it's expected an iranian war will arrive soon along with extra crew members offices 6 of them thought to be arriving on sunday including a new captain but right now whatever u.s. action is taken under the terms of their legislation and the sanctions they've imposed don't realize they can't be linked to the case in which this super tanker has been released so right now iran is of the opinion that it's vessel is free to say so and it's right because due process says any action from the u.s. under the terms it's been talking about seems to have no jurisdiction here so could there be a case at a late stage it's thought unlikely. russian opposition activists have staged

a string of one man protests in moscow calling for free elections they also want charges against protesters who are detained at recent rallies drops because large opposition demonstrations on too loud in russia the activists took turns holding protest signs to avoid further arrests have been weekly protests since last month after authorities barred opposition candidates from running in september the city elections more now from al jazeera has steadfastly in moscow. what a 2nd week in a row people here in moscow thinking this is a story this is america. repeats week this is the communist party was back and largest party in russia for election but there clearly was not supporting the opposition candidate. actually and this is where all these protests all these weeks i've been about personally the communist party is. the feeling in this moscow

elections while the americans. is hearing in their election. they have been shouting for 2 years that we interfered in their elections but there's still no evidence and as you watch the orchestration this process this is unacceptable on monday special session of the state to my counsel will be how about this meanwhile your request by the opposition candidates who are far from these elections this race today have been. crowds are expected to begin gathering in a few hours for another mass rally in hong kong but police have denied permission for them to march through the city saturday so crowds turn out for and against the government as. the honeyed reports there was a generational divide among those on the streets. now they get it under the banner of say phone call to denounce recent violence during protests and to show

support for the police here in tomar park just as china is clear but there's more than just that the crowd is mostly middle aged or older part of a generation that grew under british colonial rule and want to protect their lifestyle david chu works in the service industry he is one of $200.00 government supporters from to same neighborhood one of the solar i absolutely don't accept the demands of the protest on the steps not what the general public wants not that the months can be managed they are all nonsense and excuses. was the people here are calling on the police to uphold the law and order and blame protesters for the recent outburst of violence. and we all love hong kong we all part of china will firmly believe that so i don't want this place to be ruined and that's why i came back and support and do the rally i cannot take any violent

demonstration that we can see as witnessed by so many young writers you know and that fifa stating he's killing my killing my feeling oppressed who comes harbor and color t.v. son march with the pro-democracy protesters mostly young people who fear what they perceive as the growing influence of the chinese government in hong kong's affairs they feel their demands are being ignored and frustration is growing and should be said that if i choose to feel things you response shall we must face myself very angry and a loss of emotion. in this society so i think that's why we come out is to last hope that they can respond to. part of the anger is also to his depletes whom they accuse of using excessive force but the protesters are under pressure for bringing chaos to districts. these divisions threatened to tear apart between a generation content with the present and one that is worried about the future but

at the. one hour let's hear from al-jazeera as andrew thomas who has more on how the anti-government protests played out in hong kong. the right place that only been here about 15 minutes and already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to other protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers thousands to a location like a play station police station is just down the road and they gather outside. some of them. throwing eggs at the play station as well the police come out to the entrance of their play station and make their way to return and threaten tear gas before they actually deploy it the protesters move off suddenly quickly the police come out in vans like base but as soon as they arrive protest is just disperse into the metro system by put going on to the next place it's a canton mouse game these protests and plates around. some of the world's

most threatened species could be in line for better protection a global summit is being held in geneva where more than 180 countries are hoping to agree to legally binding protections for vulnerable species a recent un report on biodiversity warned more than $1000000.00 species of plants and animal a bit are at risk of dying out well among the $56.00 proposals being considered a protections for penguins the and eating mammal is hunted for its protective scales and used in traditional chinese medicine demand for shark fin soup is decimating global populations and pushing marco sharks guitar fishes which fishes to extinction the e.u. wants the shark trade regulated to be made legal and sustainable but it's the price of african elephants that's expected to dominate discussions. it's one of the maybe in south africa and zimbabwe want to open up a regulated trade in ivory but others argue that that will only increase illegal

poaching if on he ghetto is secretary general of the convention on international trade in endangered species of wild form and flora she says there's been progress in stopping poaching but corruption remains a problem. in the studies that we have carried out under cite these under the mike program which monitors the legal killing of elephants we have noted that in some sites particulates other naff ruka the populations have grown because they have put in the measures necessary measures more rangers vigilance of the sites however in some other parts of africa particularly in the north in the central and western and eastern parts of africa we have noted that still poaching is increasing and continues so there are fears of course that the elephant population cannot the day that this continues and this is why there's difficulties between various countries in africa to come to an agreement on the sale of ivory and whether to

keep the illegal the ban on the sale of ivory. insight when you shut down one market or one track what we would call a destination country or a transit country we have problems because the international community is asians will move somewhere else so the permit system as far as we know of course very issues of corruption is not really the problem in this case because it's illegal trade and therefore they trade without any type of system any type of permit. permit of course we are now looking more into doing what we call these which are in the tronic permits and using chain to be able to strengthen that but at this at the same time this will not help with illegal trade because there it's really a matter of corruption in many cases of turning a blind eye to what is going on because of the millions even billions of dollars that are part of this trade and that criminal organizations are benefiting from an old baby to go made famous offer was rescued earlier this.