preparing for the worst and hoping that dorian skirts the east coast sparing millions from what's being described as a monster storm the states in the potential path of dorian have been hit many times before or remain vigilant all are prepared now it's a case of watching a slowly moving storm that seems to be only getting stronger as it tracks through the warm waters of the atlantic gallacher all desire miami florida. having protests in cities all over the u.k. against prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament just weeks before bracks said they gathered under the slogan stop the cool accusing johnson of trying to silence parliament in order to leave the e.u. without a deal a government denies this and says the suspension is nothing unusual i was at the protests in london. this large and noisy demonstration outside downing street is one of dozens across the u.k. on saturday and many more being funded over the next week gives you an idea of the

strike the feeling after boris johnson said that he would try to suspend parliament for several weeks now his argument is that it's a noble procedure to get ready for a queen's speech before laying out his legislative program the people here say it's a clear power grab trying to stop all of that from doing its job and to play to his bricks policies and avoiding a no deal price it now some of the organizers here are affiliated to the opposition labor party and senior labor figures are said it's clear what boris johnson is really base what is insured by the mechanism that is used and the dates that he's chosen is that it is almost impossible almost impossible to get legislation which would bind the government into asking for an extension but you ask why i don't trust and the reason i don't trust this man is because just recently he lied about whether he wanted to probe parliament he said he did. believe in such procedures he

lied about the $350000000000.00 pounds that would be coming to the n.h.s. as a result of leaving the complete nonsense accepted now that it was just a lie and this is a man who is a serial liar and we cannot trust our democracy to know the answers not just on the streets there are a number of legal challenges going on in england and scotland under northern ireland due to rockport next week and in parliament itself and things who are really worried about a no deal price are trying to figure out their best tactics in the 1st instance they've agreed to try legislation to force the government perhaps to seek an extension to article 50 on the end of october but it still might come to a vote of no confidence in the government a number of conservative politicians will vote against their own government but it's unclear whether they do at the moment have the numbers or not why so many people here are extremely angry about what the government's doing right now. greece

is transferring refugees from a silence to the mainland and will speed up the deportation process for asylum seekers whose applications are rejected there's been a surge in the numbers of people trying to reach greece via turkey and its pilots pressure on already overcrowded island camps such as the ones in less false. and the chaos in libya has made it a chance at country for refugees and migrants trying to brace europe it's been torn apart since moammar gadhafi was overthrown and killed on sunday marks exactly 50 years since he began his time in power with a co. looks back at his temperament. it was 50 years ago when king idris the 1st of libya was ousted by a group known as the free officers movement the man who led the military coup was a young couldn't know why america duffy 10 years earlier significant old reserves were discovered in libya and resentment was building over the concentration of

wealth in the hands of the morning. with the same iron fist with which he ruled libya 27 year old kadafi kicked out british and u.s. forces from the country and nationalized the oil industry. it was with the new find wealth that gadhafi intended to build a modern libya the arab world was in the midst of a wave of nationalism and the colonel had promised libyans a life of prosperity based on the principles of unfettered revolution a socialist based system for the masses but he had nor clear vision for the economic development or political orientation of the country and for many years libya found itself isolated at times considered a pariah state it was only in the late 1990 s. that libya reconsidered its choices khadafi wanting to come out from international isolation libya would comply with u.n. resolutions and rid itself of the economic embargo and soon average incans had

risen to $15000.00 and african high by 2008 the country enjoyed both a budgetary surplus of 25 percent and a trade one of 40 percent. those achievements were celebrated in 2009 during lavish festivities on the 40th anniversary of the end for the revolution but despite the numbers they were in balances that couldn't be ignored resentment was brewing and came to a boil during protests which broke out in benghazi in 2011 the eastern port city from welfare to revolution was launched 41 years earlier was now rebelling against it waving once again the flag of independence gone was the green one that had symbolized the revolution the rebellion spread to other parts of the country khadafi wasn't prepared to let go so easily he responded with force.

the rebels for back with the help of nato and some arab. entries. in august 2011 that vance trail physically in took a daffy's bastion tripoli that fed the revolution was crumbling 2 months later libya's longtime leader was captured in his hometown of sirte he was killed a few hours later and with him when the principles of a revolution that never came to be had at that how many al-jazeera peter has sports in just a moment he'll tell us who got lucky on the 13th hole i've been european masters and switzerland. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the powerful to account. how has this radical

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was his. thank you very much 22 year old and one has been killed in a horrific accident during a formula to race in belgium last year's g p 3 champion hit a tire barrier at almost 260 kilometers per hour is caught in spun back into the path of one man well he was unable to avoid the frenchman and he's cost side on subsequently ripping it in half the race was abandoned following the crash as was sunday's 2nd race which was due to be held before the formula one grand prix. and one champ lewis hamilton paid tribute on social media saying that and one was a hero as far as he was concerned for taking the risk he did to chase these dreams and hamilton was lucky not to be injured in his own high speed crash at spa he

almost missed qualifying after crashing heavily into the final practice session is mechanics had just 2 hours to completely repair the front end of his car and they finished with the 1st qualifying session already underway hamilton will start from 3rd behind an all ferrari front row of the charlotte clare secured pole position 7 tenths of a 2nd ahead of sebastian vettel. it's painful because you know how many people worked so hard to build those parts and then you know how hard the guys work to put the party together and i knew that to be a tough challenge but you know my my guys at the focus they always work and give 110 percent and i'm so grateful for that and really trying to just pay them back with a good qualifying session so considering i meant to be 3 and a lot of the one actually really. liverpool have maintained a 100 percent winning start to the english premier league this season on saturday a chris would only goal together with saudi oman a and rebirth of amino golds wrapped up a 3 no win against burnley that's 4 wins from 4 as part of

a club record run of 13 straight league wins now. this team creates wants to write their own stories and their own and want to create their own history and they are doing and doing and doing so that's it you can't that's one is the number 13 games and all the other thing is in the 13th game of that serious showing to edit you would do boys showed today that makes if that makes it all you have to show. respect to all opponents in a boys do that bit attitude. it's been far from a record so after manchester united they have now won just one of their 1st 4 games that's after they were held to a $11.00 draw by southampton daniel james scored for united early in the 1st off but yet it vesta god equalized and even when they went down to take him in southampton held on to share the points. we've dominated the last 3 games we know that we are on the right track getting used to that way of play in the last 3 games they haven't given us many points in return but we're getting there we're getting

better and better. play in this way and we've got to get used to the old team that will get used to it. for today was a matter of we just got the game we wanted we were winning one nil that's when you can get a counterattack. chelsea thought they were on their way to a regulation victory against united suit i mean abraham goals gave the blues the lead but the premier league new boys fought back and thanks to a late could zuma own goal were able to secure a 22 draw. start difference it's no differences can see in the same style the lack of concentration of mistakes so there goes a moments but you defended it same as much as your attack is attained. so we concede because we switch off there were plenty of goals in the premier league's other afternoon games leicester were too strong a term for bournemouth newcastle and watford played out a 11 draw goals from kevin the brain and sergio agüero and should manchester city

be brighton while they were also wins the crystal palace and west ham united. it was a goal faced when also soon to host the barcelona in lego on saturday roberto thought is put the hosts in france after only 7 minutes before unsafe at sea equalized the boss or put the visitors in the lead but they couldn't stay in front tories would score the 2nd of the match this time from the penalty spot as it finished 22. has eased through to the round of 16 at the us open the spaniard needed just over 2 hours to beat south korean young chinese in straight sets without having to just 4 hours and 7 minutes least 3 matches so far in the tournament he has won the title in 3 previous occasions 20102030 with 70. earlier in the women's draw bianca made it through the round of 16 for the 1st time the canadian beating for the move number one caroline was the actually in straight sets 646 will. host

nation china off the mark at the basketball world cup after a comfortable $7055.00 win over ivory coast on saturday a learn eugen lan. she considered the 3 standout stars for china who schooled 1917 and she 12 points to help their country to an opening match victory here in group a poland and venezuela are the other teams in this group the chinese will take on the poles in their next game on monday. argentina's understood romero leads the european masters with just one round to go but the story of the 3rd base player of the tournament taking place in switzerland was that of italy's were not all parts or a given he is ranked 402 in the world there is a good chance that most people haven't even heard of him but those shots on the 13th hole guaranteed him some fame at least for one day he was tired from the flu shots behind romero so he will certainly feel he has a chance. and that's where we'll leave it for now more support coming up from us

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in afghanistan. major attack. more than 20. months of protests some demonstrators petrol bombs at police retaliated with tear gas and water cannons. riot officers also stormed. people they describe as radical protests are planned later. first this report. this has become a weekend ritual in parts of hong kong street battles breaking out between anti-government protest is and police. but this was one of the most intense rounds

of violence since the protests began almost 3 months ago. the day had started peacefully the police rejected an application from organizers to hold a rally additionally it was just small religious and student groups that defied the ban we need to pay for sold. for. the they also have the same idea but the numbers grew throughout the day as people paralyzed some of the city's busiest roads. by doing so they risked a wrist but there was safety in numbers. cries of stand with hong kong and left them mock as they went. but it was inevitable that this day would develop like so many others have been hong kong recently. the violence started when some people stopped at the offices of the government which adjoins hong kong tolman's this is a building that they stormed back on the 1st of july so clearly once they came to

this building the police were in no mood to muck around no mood to allow them to stay here and throw things at the building so that to get started fairly quickly. the protest does have developed a relatively new and dangerous tactic of throwing petrol bombs along with bricks and other objects on the other side police fired tear gas and deployed water cannons this time laced with dye to try to mock those who had broken the law eventually those demonstrating moved on but the fight wasn't over. the protesters have retreated from the area around the legislative council conflicts but not very far coming to a place close to the headquarters of the hong kong police of bollocks this road this intersection here and sit fire to their barricade taking things to a new level directions were designed to send a clear message to the police and the government far from being afraid they are intensifying the campaign and in doing so the city's crisis is worsening wayne hay

al jazeera hong kong. and jim brown joins us live from hong kong a journal what does it appear that the strategy is busy for for the chief executive kerry lamb and dealing with the protests which clearly are not letting up. well to be honest rachelle i don't think she has a strategy right now last week she hinted that the hong kong government might be prepared to invoke emergency powers the last jews in the city in 1967 during the anti colonial protests when more than 5000 people were actually arrest abrupt about a 1000 arrests so far during this round of protests she has i think really given a firm sort of indication i say that these powers might be selectively used for instance she would bring in power to prevent prevent professors wearing face masks

that it would prevent profess to you know gathering to protest at all but we haven't got to that stage yet today the protesters are planning to once more target hong kong's international airport which of course was targeted a couple of weeks ago which led to hundreds of flights being canceled leading to a lot of destruction for travelers coming into hong kong and getting out of hong kong i think the plan is to carry out what's known as a stress test and that's this means that the protesters will try to somehow either block the main expressway leading to hong kong airport all to sort of try to fill buses or train carriages to sort of crowd them out with protesters but i think you know that's a strategy that's almost certainly going to lead to you know the possibility of more confrontation with the police because we are seeing the police starting to harden their tactics now and i think they're starting to go after people they suspect of wanting to carry out a protest so i think we're seeing the police now being

a lot more kind of proactive and you know the violence we saw last night was some of the worst violence we've seen richelle during the past 13 weeks particularly on the hong kong subway system when the police stormed into a carriage and started clubbing passengers and we don't know whether all those passengers were in fact protesters so yes the violence is increasing on both sides so considering that things don't seem to be escalating what is the latest word out of beijing. well overnight not surprisingly given just how serious the violence was on saturday night because one of the new tactics of the protesters is to set fire to barricades and there were multiple fires across hong kong. the official news agency has warned that hong kong once more is reaching a very critical stage and has said that hong kong is in danger of becoming a war zone as to what beijing does next well i think it's possible and this is

a personal view that the leadership has taken the decision that perhaps it's now too late to send in the pier late today to send in paramilitary police because in a few weeks' time you know president xi jinping will be overseeing the most important event the most important celebration this year which is the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china i think they've decided that they'd rather live with what they know at the moment which is you know continuing protests every weekend rather than have you know a picture of chinese troops you know marching in patrolling in the center of hong kong ok entering brown with the latest from hong kong thank you adrian. tensions between china and the us keep escalating as a new round of tariffs on both countries' exports will come into effect in a few hours china says it won't back down has raised import taxes on 75000000000 dollars worth of american goods after increased duties on $300000000000.00 of

chinese goods as more from beijing. shoppers come to beijing sent you and lee market to buy all kinds of imported foods including american greg cherries but it's fast becoming a casualty of china's trade with the u.s. tariffs have already gone up twice pushing the price of a killer to around $25.00 and from to 10 for the 1st tariffs on u.s. cherries will be raised from 50 to 60 percent then it is looking for cheaper alternatives to what the chinese fruits are very good the price is much cheaper than american products the quality is also very good so more and more people are choosing local foods higher prices are the only reason shoppers are considering buying less from the u.s. . for me being patriotic is something more important for me to consider than the price we are trainees and we are all affected that by the trying to us treat war cherries may be the most popular american product at this market but it's not the only for it that will receive high it's harris new jerseys will also apply to

things like american palms graves and apples $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods will see tariffs of between 5 and 10 percent china will also reinstate import taxes of 25 percent and u.s. cars in december the hikes of the chinese government's response to the trumpet ministrations voters trade will send over 10 percent tariffs on $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods also coming into effect in september and december analysts say the u.s. president has been a confusing and unreliable negotiating partner are very the president trumps remarks serious recorder is always changing here are some very the stick figure. in order to push through let's talk must give you. a much bigger stick china's comus ministry says it doesn't want to escalate tensions and is open to more talks with the u.s. but it's when we began underestimating china's willingness to dig its heels in for

the long fight if you fight back if you talk let's talk but we have principles we will never yield principles by weakening its currency and developing new trade partnerships china is taking steps to ensure its economy is less vulnerable to any new moves by trump and to trade. and as demand for things like the u.s. cherry slower china is finding cheaper alternatives from countries such as pakistan and chile are ripe for the picking katrina you al-jazeera beaching. be a special negotiator on afghanistan reconciliation says is close to making a deal with the taliban presented as it has just wrapped up the latest round of talks with the group in doha will now heads to kabul for consultations with afghanistan's government it's the 9th round of negotiations brokered by the u.s. to try to end 18 years of war and ultimately bring american troops home. at the

positivity and kottaras been overshadowed by an attack by taliban fighters in the northern afghan city of the injured as it over several buildings over a saturday morning before the military deployed reinforcements aiming the government's added that repel the fighters killing at least 30 of them a civilian also died broth gopalaswami is a senior fellow at the observer research foundation and was a member of the close ods advisory group he says the talks will be successful if the if it in the end on washington's terms. really you know put this into the context of the us going in to have actions next year and president trump and think of something like president trump would want to script a victory speech and something like that so essentially if you have that as a starting point where you want to put a banner on what a victory speech looks like and that then that defines the terms of what a deal would look like and that could be a very weak watershed bail be the be the taliban essentially where we want to pull

the troops back home heading to kabul to have a negotiation with the of conduct of the taliban of essential a threat you know refused to recognize the existence of the afghan government and for me prince police speaking this was the whole. policy and where we were setting up a government that recognizes a lot of the principles that what the u.s. to for and i think that's where some of the weak pressure points lie and that's where the strong point for the taliban lie i think you know part of word we the united states would want is not an attack from the air that that's traced back to the consul that. an attack on the u.s. or its allies that can be traced.