members of that party who are against blacks and certainly against a no deal breck's it actually do not see that the happy idea of having mr corbin is next 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 democrat leader joseph winston has said that she does not want to go into any kind of deal with mr colville 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 a no deal breaks it from happening and that is the risk that all these politicians who are against such a scenario are battling against and whether they'll be able to do that without

doing a deal with mr corbin is another thing altogether 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 central of the city saturday saw crowds turn out for and against the government and the need found out it was a generational divide among those on the streets. they gathered under the banner of safe to denounce recent violence during protest and to show support for the police here into more park the allegiance to china is clear but there's more than just that the crowd is mostly built. part of a generation 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 the same neighborhood. absolutely demands of the protesters not what the general. public ones not that the months can be managed they are all nonsense

and excuses. people here are calling on the police to uphold law and order and blame protesters for did recent outburst of violence. and we all love hong kong we owe 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 about it i cannot take any violent demonstrations we can see as witnessed by so many young right you know and that fact that stating he's killing my killing my feeling oppressed hope 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 set but if i keeps refusing to respond tell me mission itself very angry and i'm

also on emotion. in this society so i think that's why we come out is to let's just 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 threaten to take hong kong apart between a generation content with the present and one that is worried about the future of the south but at the i'll just you know hong kong. still had an al-jazeera back online phone service is a being restored in parts of indian administered kashmir and the palestinian grandmother tells how proud she is of the stand taken by u.s. congresswoman.

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and that is a potential system keeping a very close eye on that even if it doesn't develop into a tropical storm what it will continue to do is do some very heavy amounts of rain particularly along these coastal areas so again we could see some localized flooding and certainly see some months lies on flash floods as well but 24 is your high mexico city on monday. i i i. i. i. get closer to the sea all together ever see boy. holding places together.

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now there have been scenes of jubilation in the sudanese capital after a historic power sharing agreement was signed the deal was by the country's military council and opposition alliance the sovereign council consists of 6 civilians and 5 generals and 4 runs for a transitional period until elections are held. at least 20 people have been killed when a bomb exploded at a wedding in the afghan capital the blast happened in the men's reception area in west there's been no immediate claim of responsibility. the u.s.

president says he may designate a group of demonstrators as an organization of terror donald trump warned while it was holding a council rally in the u.s. city of portland oregon made no comment about the far right 13 arrests were made. human rights. activists are accusing the syrian government forces and their russian allies of bombing camps for internally displaced people in the pulse week more than 100000 syrians have fled fighting in the last rebel held province a warning some viewers may find the pictures to be disturbing this report from. 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 putting a baby whose umbilical cord still attached to its mother elsewhere in the town of the white helmets 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 as being 1st strikes ground offensive on hospitals and schools and markets on this edition areas creating an absolute total i 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 men's 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 ceasefire a 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 italy and what they call the systematic displacement of people living there but no one has come up with a formula for a solution and or chapell al-jazeera. thousands of people have been left homeless after a fire swept through a slum in the capital of bangladesh the fire began friday evening and poor area it took several hours for firefighters to put it out no deaths have been reported there were a number of people were injured and investigation into the cause of the fire is underway tensions have been high since india stripped kashmir of its whole ptolemy last week cutting off communications and imposing a security lockdown some of those restrictions about being lifted for as jamil has more from new delhi this is what much of srinagar has look like pretty nearly 2 weeks to schmear he's 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. by the internet. some functionality. least by. all the. phone users and had buried reactions. i think it's a good thing that. those people who are facing a lot of issues do not. near and dear ones but for some the worst restriction is on freedom of movement. shakes i hear there's 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 but 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 mirrors have set up their own barricades in this neighborhood to stop armored personnel carriers from entering they would have a way to go to we've put up these blockades so the police won't be able to come here in a risk they try to few times failed. 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 restrictions in the region says jamil al-jazeera new delhi. the grandmother of u.s. congresswoman that supports her decision to reject

a visa from israel. congresswoman been denied visas because of the support for a global boycott movement was later allowed to visit family in the occupied west bank but she refused claiming israel's conditions were oppressive in over a decade since most the year had seen her granddaughter there she that she has visited the occupied west bank in 2006 the grandmother has been ready to welcome her she there she said she wanted to pick figs with her but that's not happening anymore. we would have loved her to come we started preparing her favorite meal everybody in the family a neighborhood was anticipating her visit. israel has granted rashida 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 caught by many palestinians with seen many of them posting on social media saying that that she does shouldn't come under what they call the humiliating conditions now if you read 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. and that was neither ibrahim reporting from the west bank there or more than 350 people are stranded on another humanitarian rescue boat off the coast of malta the ocean viking vessel is operated by 2 aid groups including doctors without borders it hasn't been given access to ports in italy and malta sam turner is the head of mission for libya doctors without borders he describes conditions on board and the trauma 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. or had hot or liquid food on them. 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 at sea for days 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 now an orphaned baby due gong made famous after it was rescued earlier this year in thailand has died the sea mammal died

after consuming plastic and experience in shock the plastic clogged her intestines caused an infection there are only a few 100 do gongs left in thailand. might not be a 1st thought for dinner but in mexico ordering a plate of insects is becoming increasingly popular but being mixed with engine traditions all in the hope of enticing new interest in environmentally friendly cuisine manual apollo reports from mexico city. around the world there's a growing demand for insects as food and why not they're high in protein and have a minimal carbon footprint compared to many other foods. it's worth considering the positive environmental impact we could generate if we all replaced one meal a week within sacks think about it it's a very healthy option. this kitchen in downtown mexico city specializes in edible insects and the restaurant's owner. couldn't be more excited about the growing

demand for bugs picks from the mosquito they never come off the tree so they have these taste like on the beach the really nice. the recipes that alejandro is restaurant the house of tacos or a combination of ancient indigenous tradition and modern mexican flavors the end results are dishes like and larva grilled and garlic and so long true sauce or fried stink bugs served with a side of the taste is actually quite good but i handle says there is still a long way to go for insects to become a staple food instead of picking up the. grasshoppers. farmers are spending money on pesticides the government is spending money on pesticides and it's like they're losing money and they're losing i mean a possible income. for most people in central mexico eating bugs is totally normal and vendors seem to always have new recipes to offer so we were all selected and

today we tried scorpions worms in an exe they were all very good. around the world the edible insect industry is projected to be worth $1200000000.00 by 2020. 3 mexico hopes to provide an estimated 30 percent of the world's edible buns. mexico is home to hundreds of species of insects that are both edible and nutritious some of it stranger than others like this scorpion but a little salt and lime. delicious. so whether you want to help fight climate change by eating less meat or you're just curious maybe bugs should be the next item you add to the grocery list but ended up in. mexico city. and let's take you through some of the headlines now there have been scenes of

jubilation in the sudanese capital after a historic power sharing agreement was signed between the country's military council and opposition alliance a sovereign council of 6 civilians and 5 generals will run sudan for a transitional period until elections are held at least 20 people were killed when a bomb exploded at a wedding reception in the afghan capital the blast happened in the men's reception area of a wedding hall in west kabul it's been no immediate claim of responsibility. within a minute it was my father's cousin's wedding i took my uncle and cousin to a nearby hospital there will indeed and then they were taken to an emergency hospital there are so many dead and wounded victims my father and other uncle are still there to identify the other victims the u.s. president says he may designate a group of anti fascist demonstrators as an organization of terror donald trump warned and t. for a while it was holding a counter rally in the u.s.

city of portland oregon and made no comment though about the far right 13 arrests were made. yes we are. you planning on getting more obvious. is that why. we are not in. the u.k. is likely to face shortages of food fuel and medicine if britain crashes out of europe with or without a briggs it deal government documents leaked to the times newspaper also show ports could be jammed for up to 3 months the documents describe the effects as the most likely outcomes not the worst case scenarios u.k. prime minister barak's johnson says he's prepared to leave october 31st with no transition deal thousands of people have been left homeless after a fire swept through a slum in the capital of bangladesh the fire began on friday evening in dhaka poor

area no deaths have been reported though several people have been injured it's counting the cost now stay with us. to al-jazeera. what guarantees will you give to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. hello i'm come on santa maria and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week india it is one of the biggest events spenders in the world but it doesn't imports if that's really the way for an emerging superpower to ramp up its security especially as tension over

kashmir continues to rise. also televised sport but on which screen younger people are increasingly tapping into the world of streaming services not to mention in sports so where does pay t.v. face him is it still the savior of cash strapped sports or is it killing off the nation one. and will take you to bangladesh to see how traditional farming practices are offering solutions to the modern problem of climate change. you have seen in the past few weeks the increasing tension between india and pakistan 2 nuclear powered neighbors this was of course after india's prime minister narendra modi ended 7 decades of autonomy in kashmir we're actually not looking at that this way but rather india's defense spending because benny unrest over kashmir does give us pause. let's go through this bit by bit the last time the 2 nations clashed a pakistani war plane blew up an aging indian mig 21 out of the sky one which had

been updated with western technology modi has been criticized for delaying the delivery of new planes a deal to acquire 126 jets was about to be signed off back in 2015 but he cancelled the order instead he struck his own deal for $36.00 referrals with $8700000000.00 a deal which led to allegations of corruption the shooting down of the make there raise other questions about india's aging arsenal most notably because of the way india is seen particularly by the us as a bulwark to rising china but the problem is india isn't spending as much as china or on defense and probably with good reason it's got other priorities things like poverty reduction education and health care so let's pause there and think about india and china side by side on this defense spend now beijing's defense budget is huge 175400000000 dollars and 2019 and some analysts actually reckon it could be

higher if you take into account the acquisition of new equipment in contrast india's defense budget just a 3rd of beijing's coming in at 62000000000 however india has been rapidly spending money in the past few years to update its walky or at least in 2018 it was the world's 4th biggest spender. exactly what is india spending on well here are some of the big ticket upgrades currently underway india wants to order $140.00 new aircraft worth $15000000000.00 and it's ask the likes of boeing and lockheed and saab to make a pitch at the 5 percent of the aircraft are to be made in india as it steps up security in the indian ocean the governments in the market for 6 missile warships and other vessels with $2200000000.00 and washington one like this one but india spending $5000000000.00 on buying russia's s $400.00 missile defense system plus another $5000000000.00 on helicopters warships and other gear but here are the thoughts of some defense analysts is it really in india's interest to buy equipment

from the likes of the united states and russia to maintain an independent military style should it not ramp up its own industry as part of make in india campaign which really is pretty much been a failure so far remember india does have an independent space program for example and it's a successful one it's about to make a controlled landing on the moon so the money and the will to spend are both there so let's get some answers to some of these questions we've raised joining us on skype from chennai is arjun srikumar he is a senior aerospace and defense consultant for us and sullivan and it's nice to have you with us out of june you know i think about say india's space program which has been massively successful and it put a lot of money into it for it to be successful i wonder if defense needs to be sort thought of in the same way going to throw some more money into it. toiling a lot of money to do it is absolutely necessary. you know budget documents art and

art all the various indicate their thoughts any effect of this so you need to go beyond the quantum of money you don't need to weigh into defense and look at how much money is what that puts capital acquisition and also look at the m. on the underspend that's there in the us by objects so if you look at the capital expenditure component of india the defense budget is usually haulers at around 3436 bust and judge and if you look at the understand it has been steadily increasing or the year us up so this sore points to the fact that there are deeper problems especially that stress big 2 procurement processes that needs to be corrected or it's to become more effective. also if you look at indian defense budgets and after all the revenue

expenditure component the pensions and that go on for inflation you find that the crew all of a what the past few years has not been all that much to be honest i just want to look at some specifics with you near the deal for the with the original deal for the. jets i think it was $126.00 of them and the majority of them would actually be built in india. that's not happening and you knew think about narendra modi's famous made in india pledge which he wants the the 2 things don't don't go together . that is true to an extent but. you need to look at this in a couple of spit of the busy of the 1st question here is that op just using the procurement numbers to go to 6 from harvard and greenness 6 is that

going to affect the operation of the thick to this office in good air force that yes op but. i think that's just one part of the story here there's a lot of book here and that's going to be no end up especially for eric clapton's in the future due to cater to all these deficiencies in terms of number of platforms addressing the 2nd part of your question jericho mug on whether it's in line with it make in india. if you analyze the detail up there is a clause that says that there is 0 there's an offset process but since the $50.00 cent of the contract value has to be invested in carrying defense. items that so this is from an indian company are going to want to bring a bit of geopolitics into this now and i'm going to leave kashmir out of it for now

because i think that's a whole a huge issue on its own but just more widely you know i think the united states for example would like to see india as some sort of counterweight in the region to the likes of china that would involve again a lot of spending from india wouldn't it. bell exactly you're spot on camera if you look at shane used spending in the us military it's more than 3 days of work. and yes pants up but. and the u.s. is planning to use india as a go and of aid in its ships extract she bought it to be capable of going to of it india has to foster back its arguments and reduce our in obsolescence that it's in its forces india can art gone to china by a number of us but what it can do is it get modernized its forces

it knowledge and one step knowledge of that act as force multiplier is a trend that we that we see in global defense is that there is a lot of commercial off the shelf technology that be migrated from commercial defense to improve operational efficiencies to improving to intelligence surveillance reconnaissance tactic and then books etc and india has a very poor fish and id industry and a large number of technology driven small and medium enterprises that can be leveraged deadlock spoke bitch taste defense systems that can multiply operational capabilities and at the same keep up costs and offer dependencies no and just pushing things out a little further india has this long held relationship with with russia going back to cold war times and now you have the purchase of the famous base 400 defense

systems how does that sort of play into things further again i have to bring the united states back into it because of all the geopolitical tensions between all these players it doesn't border but for any nation especially india to create a dependency trap and it comes to your defense but your arguments. are so on it's a vice meanwhile yes it's of light ice open and all the. so. unself maximizing what it can get. so up india is going to be here shoosh defense market over the next 56 years it already it's 5 a lot more defense programs will be signed in the future and there's going to be a lot of competition between the u.s. and russia in the market and i think what the indian forces loyal is to get the best of all was. not being locked into

dependency traps or join it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you so much for your time. moving on now and the trumpet ministration unusually has taken a step back from imposing more tariffs on china they were due on september 1st but washington doesn't want to see price increases in the run up to christmas and i know it's meant finally that u.s. consumers are bearing the brunt of the trade war but the collateral damage from the trade war is also being felt globally chilly for example regarded as latin america's most stable economy has actually seen a shop rise in unemployment latin america editor listen newman has been looking at the impact from santiago. for nearly 3 months 55 year old. has been going out every day looking for a job the joins the queue of disemployment agency hoping like the rest to secure

work as a housemaid a job that used to be easy to find but no longer nothing about on me if i don't work i can't pay for my rent my bills my food without a salary how can i survive for me it's essential that the director of the agency says the number of chileans looking for work is skyrocketing. last week i was that employment fair before 85 percent of candidates were immigrants now it's 5050 that means that a lot more people are looking for this kind of work for the 1st time so we are trying to train in places with. the sharp rise in unemployment is just one of the direct consequences of the escalating trade dispute between the u.s. and china. the price of copper chillies main export has fallen 17 percent this year the value of the chilean pisot regarded as one of the most stable in latin america has dropped to its lowest.