100. here some of the nicest most of the fun of the morning to think that they could be like that here. al-jazeera english. recipient of the new york christian broadcaster of the year. the syrian government forces backed by moscow battle to retake the last rebel stronghold in italy province turkey's president is in russia for talks on the fighting. again i have a dream for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran's president says the united states must 1st lift all sanctions before any talks can happen china says it has no record of a phone call between beijing and washington about was using trade talks plus

brazil's president says he wants an apology before he excepts 8 from the g 7 to combat damask files. turkey's president one is in russia for talks on the war in syria the 2 countries signed a deal to create a deescalation zone near the rebel stronghold of libya year ago an end strike by russian backed syrian forces targeted a turkish convoy on its way to 2 weeks ago causing concern in ankara syrian forces increase the aerial attacks on it live and how a provinces in april to regain rebel held areas turkey support some of the rebels in that region at ankara's purchase of russia's s 400 missile defense system is a factor that's keeping relations between the 2 countries just about on track let's go live now to a cough ski near the russian capital moscow 0 step boston is there and that's where

the 2 presidents are meeting what are we expecting step to come out of this meeting if anything today. well adrian it's clear that both leaders have a lot to discuss because they have been in this formal talks for more than 2 hours now and they were supposed to be finished already like an hour ago but they're still continuing and before this formal meeting happened put in there gave earlier on a tour on this aerospace expo and he was also treated to an extensive air show both leaders all to discuss to exchange high technology and they were joking about buying a sukhoi 57 spider jets but that was all still informal the real reason of course that erdogan is here is because he wants to discuss it live and he described the situation there as a humanitarian crisis and also said that it is a threat to national security in turkey and russia's president spokesman he said

that of course putin understands turkish concerns were to use worried about the rebel forces and also the threat they pose against russian forces so basically erdogan wants put into rein in the syrian forces but the big question here is how much he wants to compromise after you fear he feels that erdogan fails to live up to a disagreement one year ago in sochi and he didn't do what he promised which was this arming these rebel forces i was arrested 1st reporting live there from should come in russia many thanks indeed. iran's president says his country won't hold talks on any nuclear deal with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted his comments come a day after u.s. president donald trump said that he was open to them beating the iranian to beating the iranian leader if the circumstances are right trouble speaking at the g.

7 summit in france president emanuel mccrone has offered to facilitate talks between the 2 sides but insists that washington must take the 1st step for talks to happen pass. on the 1st step is to remove sanctions without it this lock won't be open all sanctions against the iranian nation must be lifted they are all illegitimate and cruel if you lift the sanctions and apologize to iran then you would be a different situation this government is moving forward in line with this national interest we have been open to negotiation and the word agrees with this fact. more now on the g. 7 summit where the french president called on to washington to get back to the negotiating table. the prospect of a meeting between the u.s. president was not unlikely outcome of the g. 7 in berates but is the summit came to an end it's the french president suggested

talks between donald trump and hassan rouhani were possible. at some point there has to be a meeting between the iranian president and the us president i hope that in the next few weeks this meeting will take place france plays a role along with the other partners who signed the iran deal trump who pulled the u.s. out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal last year and imposed sanctions said he was open to diplomacy we're looking for nuclear weapons globalist missiles and a longer period of time very simple we can have it done in a very short period of time. and i really believe that iran can be a great nation i'd like to see that happen the development came one day after the unexpected arrival of the iranian foreign minister in berates jeffard sorry for his invited by the french president who'd been asked by some g 7 leaders to mediate in the crisis. trust conciliatory tone was also extended to trade he said beijing and

washington could begin talks to resolve the tariffs dispute going into this summit a man or mackerel said he wanted to use it to make progress on the escalating tensions over iran and trade to help tackle the amazon rain forest fires and kill divisions using multilateral cooperation at the end of the 3 day meeting it seems the french president has succeeded on several fronts they were unresolved issues though the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson received only a vague promise of a future trade accord with the u.s. and was no nearer to a deal on breaks it with the european union i think it's the job of everybody in parliament to get this thing done what the people want by the way it's what our friends and partners on the other side of the channel want they want they want this thing done they want they want it over last year trump refused to sign the final g 7 statement this year has scrapped it replacing it with

a one page summary of the meeting so with no commitments in writing the challenge will be to. compel leaders to. pull promises they have made. al-jazeera. you just heard in the tasha's report about how trump talked positively about resolving trade issues with china but on tuesday beijing insists that there were no recent contacts between washington and beijing to talk about trade those comments came after the u.s. president said there had been talks by phone on monday donald trump predicted there would be a trade deal with china very soon the 2 sides of increased tariffs on each other's goods in recent days has more for us now from beijing the chinese government reiterating that has not had a direct contact with its trade delegation and that of the united states this is something that donald trump contended at the g. 7 summit meetings on monday also was reiterated again by his treasury secretary but china said no they said that late monday and also said that again on tuesday and

they also took the opportunity to tell the united states that stop taking wrong action that comes to dealing with this threat we're also something coming out of the g. 7 summit reacting here in china they said that this see no british agreement from 1904 at the g. 7 member said that needs to be upheld in hong kong china has said no that is an outdated document and that things have moved on from that this is something the chinese government has said in the past and also took this as an opportunity to tell the international community particular g 7 some members that this is an internal matter and essentially to butt out of china's business france's president about to look wrong has criticized brazil's president for refusing to accept aid from the g 7 to fight the fires in the amazon speaking on french t.v. macross said the world cannot allow brazil's government to destroy everything on monday chey 7 leaders agreed to give 20 $1000000000.00 to countries tackling those files but brazil's president job also rejected that offer saying that it amounts to

treating his country like a colony. country and when we have major events we accept international solidarity because it's a sign of friendship but above all there are 9 countries in the amazon and many other countries ask for help it's important to mobilize it quickly so that colombia bolivia and brazil in regions that are would like to have access to this international help can have it and can reforest quickly. and now there's been a response from brazil's president also naras meeting with regional governments in the capital brasilia for more on that let's to talk to well just as daniel swallow his import of bellow in the north western states of. don't you want as president bush not to say. well i think the level of debate between both the noddle and mccrone has reached kind of almost schoolboy proportions it was i mean the insults started when mccrone posted

a facebook picture suggesting that his wife was prettier than mccrum his wife recalled with. reacted to that by saying he hoped was ill would then get one day get the press the president they deserve a note insinuating that also not all was not properly representing the brazilian people so the level of debate starts from that base and then all of this this talk about whether brazil world wants or not the $20000000.00 it's been offered also naldo is suggesting that brazil can look after its own problems that the situation is not as bad as the international community is making out as i say while him and emanuel not good on a talking in those terms it's unlikely we're going to reach any kind of firm conclusions or sensible conclusions so the problem is it does seem as though the fires are more or less out and now certainly the severe fires. are not all is speaking to the governors of the various amazonian provinces to his government

officials they are they admit that their worst severe fires but they say that they're part of the current says during the dry season that the military are now out there putting the fires out the rainy season is just arriving and that these are areas right for development also not a wants to see more people moving into these areas like what i am now he wants and he suggests the only way to do that is to chop down trees further deforestation. and that results in the burning of the stubble that remains before cattle ranch. can be implemented in these kind of regions no more outside intervention and he says basically brazil can look after its own problems. thanks to. reporting live from port of l o at least 5 people including a child have drowned after a boat capsized off the coast of libya libyan coast guard says that at least 65 people were rescued when the vessel went down city east of tripoli the boat was

carrying people from sudan morocco somalia and egypt will bring you more on that story as we get all the details a weather update next here on al-jazeera and then a new push in the u.k. to stop a no deal breaks it will be live in london. but i have a bad. show. my stomach. tension in indian administered kashmir takes a huge toll on medicare in the region. hello there plenty of rain pushing into more sudden sections of china it's actually coming from the far south it's this this massive crowd you can see here this is a developing tropical storm which is going to continue to produce some very heavy

amounts of rain has been formed just yet it's going to be pushing across the northern philippines so what it will do is produce some very heavy amounts of rain mostly clear wednesday across much of that coast of china so hong kong and dry day some rain pushing into shanghai and it'll stay very wet in shanghai on thursday and then as this storm system pushes to the west of the philippines some of these outer feeder bands re pushing that rain along all of these coastal areas so like you see some showers in hong kong and then we had across towards india now there's certainly plenty of rain in the forecast here this time of year is when the india met office actually look at the figures and so far this has been a good monsoon year so the rains are pretty much what they expect to see so very close to the average but as we go through wednesday there's some more warnings in place for having rains across into areas of madhya pradesh and also out across the west into good right now that should improve their by thursday but the rains pretty heavy again across these west coast and again down into carola and really becoming fairly widespread across much of nepal as well so

a wet day in new delhi on thursday with the high the 35 celsius. is a dialogue that you decide to have children and it's what the stake is really by of all everyone has a voice that i start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is. literally being able to do a ph d. ideally join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to. play will be with us and they will be outraged.

hello again this is of 0 for much of the top stories this hour turkey's president richard burr the one is a russia ways meeting with president vladimir putin they're expected to discuss the war in syria and corrupt back opposing sides of the conflict. iran's president says his country won't hold talks with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted his comments come the day after president obama said that he was open to meeting with. china insists there were no recent contacts between washington and beijing to talk trade the comments came after the u.s. president said there had been a telephone call between the 2 sides. a group of british opposition parties has agreed to work together to try to prevent a no deal bragg's it they say that they'll pass through legislation or even hold a vote of no confidence to prevent the u.k. leaving without an agreement the move comes a week before m.p.'s return from their summer break new prime minister boris

johnson has vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. over 31st with or without a deal let's go live now to london lawrence lee is there for us in westminster lawrence tell us more about this opposition groups deal and whether it'll be enough to head off a prime minister who appears to have built up a head of steam over the last few days. yeah that's true it's a tactical consideration really adrian in the end the main opposition leader was to jamie colby leader of the labor party and his proposed option had been to try to hold a no confidence vote and boris johnson try to unseat him that way and install him selves interim prime minister while some new deal was hatched but the trouble is it was to be pointed out to him that she can't win a confidence vote in that sense because he would need a number of renegade conservatives who don't support no deal either and they all made it very clear that under no circumstances could they support jeremy corbett as interim prime minister because they just regard him as being far too left wing and

so based on that the idea of a conference has a sort of out of the window for the time being except as an absolute last resort and in state this much wider group opposition parties liberals greens scottish nationalists and all the rest of have decided that they will try to do what polman did much earlier this year to try to take control of the order papers it's called take control of of events and force a delay that happened it's reason main in april and that's why it was delayed until the end of october the question of course is if they do succeed in doing that which they very well might what does boris johnson do he could just say i'm not even listening to you were doing anyway and what you know even if you say you're in control no deal is still the default position and simply tried to ignore them if he did that there would be a full blown crisis and probably would have to be a vote of confidence or which i suspect is probably more likely johnson with and call a snap election and that's why i still think that looks to be the more likely of

all the eventualities going into the autumn because that election would effectively end up being a 2nd referendum on bracks it's on knots because all the parties would then have to say specifically what their position is but have this extraordinary situation where international action people wouldn't be anything apart from membership of the european union but i. the stage now that things seem to have got moments when he thinks i was there as long as lee that life was still. thousands of people in sudan have been forced to abandon their homes to the heavy flooding at least 62 people have been killed and 100 injured the health ministry says the roads are blocked and many buildings have collapsed a lot of farmland is on the water the military has been deployed to help in the floods follow 2 months of heavy rains although it on the situation here is very difficult almost 7000 houses have been completely destroyed the sudanese people here are in dire need of clothes and medicine we also need more tense because

a number of tents we have isn't enough to accommodate all the families the grim existence of women trafficked from nigeria is being highlighted in a new report victims of trafficking described how they prayed for death or cried until they couldn't cry anymore human rights watch says that an unknown number of nigerian women have been forced into sexual slavery and physical labor many before the age of 17 the report says the support for survivors is inadequate and that existing systems fail to help or sometimes breach victims rights human rights watch has recommended an overhaul of the country's support system and says that nigeria's government has to do more to prevent trafficking trafficking agnus mbo is the author of that report she says the conditions in government shelters can be almost as bad as when victims are with their traffickers. they are forced to work for long hours without rest they are confined some of them i can find in

a building they're not allowed to talk to their family lives sometimes they're not even allowed to be friends with the other girls that have been trafficked there's a lot of violence you know a lot of threats when girls were seized or say they are not able to work many of them say they got pregnant they were forced to undergo abortions in very unsanitary conditions and then they're white charged for most abortions and immediately after they have to start working and then they watch on their own so much money you know something like 20000 euros so really they remain being very traumatized and very distressed they come they have come back with a lot of pain and with a lot of trauma and poverty unfortunately is the night man does not and when they come back to nigeria because many of the government says this is silence king and. some of their model locked up in government run shelters where ads and also allowed to leave will they're not allowed to communicate with the families almost

replicating some of their conditions that they they experience when they are with their trafficker and then services for mental health care you know very night declared services to help them and leaving you know make some money be able to support themselves and their families are really lacking so really that their situation is not good. on calls later caroline is rejecting calls for her to step down but the issue is water cannon fodder live warning shots over the weekend the some testers barricaded streets in the 12th week of demonstrations activists are calling for a controversial extradition bill to be not just suspended but scrapped and for a lamb to resign also demanding democratic reforms. hundreds of venezuelans of protested in colombia of the border with ecuador demanding to be allowed in they were blocked off the new visa controls went into effect on monday ecuador has joined peru and chile in trying to curb the number of venezuelans fleeing economic

and political turmoil at home latin america is a lucy in human reports now from 2 kong in ecuador. monday morning at the entrance to immigration at the ecuador colombia border. 12 hours earlier more than 10000 venezuelans had managed to enter ecuador with their identity documents before midnight deadline went into effect requiring them to hold a valid consular visa but hundreds more arrived too late for. this family is being told that they must go back because they missed the midnight deadline. 1002 did get in the majority with no food and almost no money spent the freezing night outdoors hoping that a day break they'd receive a helping hand. that is where the once opened its doors to so many migrants from all over the world all we ask is they have solidarity with us in our time need. but those were different times ecuador has already received more than $300000.00

venezuelans and says it can no longer absorb more migrants now it is demanding they pay $50.00 for a visa a fortune for the average venezuelan who's monthly salary has plunged to $2.00. jonathan mendis his wife and 3 small children mated. into ecuador just in time he for more than 2 weeks with no money. to try to make the children think that this is an adventure that they're able to travel night and day. jonathan goes to see if the u.n.h.c.r. can give them food before continuing on to peru which he knows they will be stopped because they don't have the required visa to enter but they feel lucky to at least have got this far behind us is the colombia border and we've seen at least 200 venezuelans like these who've been stopped not allowed to come into ecuador because they no longer have the right papers but many of them have told us that they have

no intention of returning to venezuela that if they can't come into ecuador legally they'll try other methods like illegal crossings for example the river that you see here that separates colombia from ecuador. we will increase police vigilance along the border to ensure that illegal immigration does not take place but as he spoke we spotted 2 undocumented venezuelans bypassing immigration altogether like they will join thousands more heading south as the lucky ones like these may get a lift. others will continue walking as they have for weeks hoping to find any job they can to help them survive. to gun. a job in the u.s. state of oklahoma pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson help to fuel an opioid epidemic that's killed more than 400000 people company to pay $572000000.00

in damages over its aggressive marketing of addictive painkillers al-jazeera and to gallagher reports now from norman oklahoma. oklahoma sets out to take on a pharmaceutical giant and after 7 weeks of evidence judge found bachmann's ruling was blunt he found that johnson and johnson is culpable in fueling an opioid crisis that's claimed more than 6000 lives in this state the crisis has ravaged the state of oklahoma in the s.b. and made it a bit immediately for this reason i'm interested in a big plan that consists of cost hauling 572000000 102028 dollars to a media leading really a nuisance the case is being seen as a landmark ruling in dealing with a health crisis that's claimed tens of thousands of lives across the u.s. the centers for disease control and prevention say that in 2017 alone close 250000 people died from opioid overdoses lawyer reggie witten was part of his legal team

and lost his firstborn son to addiction i feel like i'm always looking their. protest no but i think my sanity lost and they're celebrating today we got to get help. he says the kids lawyers for johnson and johnson say they'll appeal the decision calling it legally flawed the state's lawyers were asking for $17000000000.00 from the company but only got a fraction of that is the amount of money that johnson and johnson has been ordered to pay may not be what the state of oklahoma wanted but the message it sends is clear the judge in this case was unequivocal in blaming big pharmaceutical companies in their role in an opioid crisis has blighted the lives of so many and with fountains of other cases across the country this may set an important precedent to what the pharmaceutical companies put do and tiva settle before this trial got underway with monday's ruling oklahoma now has close to

a $1000000000.00 for treatment and this is being seen as a huge victory by those that work on the front lines fighting the epidemic we're very very happy this is a good day for the say. we took on a giant major pharmaceutical company and a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay the case was being closely watched across the u.s. in ohio alone there are 2000 pending cases but after monday's ruling pharmaceutical companies may now be forced to pay out billions and gallacher all this era norman oklahoma india's government is easing some restrictions that it put into place in the kashmir region after new delhi revoked the area's semi autonomous status earlier this month but that's not helping many of those who are ill or injured. reports now from the city of india in the kashmir. people are travelling to get medical treatment in any condition and by any means no matter how difficult

like other patients here a builder she has to come in 2 or 3 times a week for dialysis but getting through the security restrictions imposed since august 5th that made that difficult. but i tell the security person i have a bad they say sure how should i open my stomach and show them my bad in the 70 s. i've come for treatment it's never been like this before even medical staff say they have trouble getting to work all the. throwing it is god's plan these. repeated his difficulties indian authorities have said while restrictions have been difficult they are necessary to prevent violence but those selling medicine say with disruptions to internet and phone services haven't been able to place orders in weeks if you can use your. question in next week's. several protesters have been injured in clashes with

security forces but few are going to hospital for treatment. medical staff have told us they've been ordered to report anyone with pelican injuries to the authorities that's why many protesters with less serious wounds are avoiding hospitals but some of the most serious injuries have been inflicted on those caught in the middle. 2 weeks ago we finish the year was struck in the eye by a glass marble her family says was thrown by security forces when she and her uncle were heading home on his motorcycle. it's hard to believe she's 6 years old not only. going on everyone was moving swiftly. it's still difficult for many for to see properly the security forces and neighbors have offered to paper treatment but it could take up to 10 months before doctors can attempt surgery on her but many patients here say they don't know when or if the lockdown will end so for now

they'll continue to try and get the medical help they need any way they can as. indian administered kashmir. the life out of russia what took his president. and. speaking off to the well more than 2. talks let's listen in mr president. was is accompanied by a representative delegation of. industrial business cycles. friends from. get to come in their eyes with achievements of. the so the flight program and the course it would demonstrate to you. fighters. are the fighters in a way already. the flies of the turkish pilots on the fighter fighters of course we'll took advantage of the arrival of mr are they going to marks to conduct bilateral negotiations not to discuss also the process active

projects not only in the n.b.a. actions here but also with the other sphere of military technical cooperation i mean in the implementation of the contract on the missile complexes. i want to go she is. one of the limited to this area only we can see that many issues of russian turkish cooperation. on the most burning is yes our international agenda and regional agenda i want to stress that it is not the 1st visit of the turkish president. to russia this year in april we had in moscow a session of russian turkish cast of cooperation of the top level we met and other platforms also made of substantial will arrive to and corrupt at the summit of the countries guarantees of their stand up process russia turkey and iran on the settlement in syria apart from it mr reagan has invitation to take part in the

russian and energy we can in moscow in october of this year which ought to stress russian turkish. aeration relations between russia and turkey they are progressing on the principles of friendship you show respect and the consideration of mutual interests the cup aeration is deepening in economy of this tourism in 2018 the turnover by 16 percent and reached $25.00 and a half 1000000000 u.s. dollars. some investments reach 2020 1000000000 dollars what is carried out on the preparation. of the agreements on the fair. depending on the settlement of payments international currency us in our trade. so the there is constant settlement of accounts between the banks who we discussed this is your separately and the level of ministries the russian terra kid they

close the copyright in the energy sphere. this new complex is being built new energy blocked should belong. like a structure the turkish line is also according to the schedule. will be. and the russian gas will be reaching turkish show. at all but the 2nd branch will be made and the deliveries who were made by transit to europe and want to stress both projects. turkish streams they meet the most high ecological requirements will become important elements to secure an edge of security. for the european opinion. russian turkish contacts and humanitarian c.r. expanding this year in our countries successfully are conducted because years of

culture tourism. told by the turkish or troyer will be conducted next year will this.