if incentives supporting the yemeni government against to the rebels but since then yemen's war has evolved into something even more complicated the fighting has had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis. and diseases everywhere because of the war peace and security must be brought back our leaders need to arrest all the solder turds and deport them from. the saudi backed government and the u.a.e. backed separatists both want to control aid in ahead of possible negotiations to end the war yemenis fear that means more fighting and more suffering victoria gate and be al jazeera hurricane dorian asserting that they bahama islands and millions of americans are worried to me a category 4 storm is on track to cross the northwestern bahamas later on sunday the national hurricane center says winds and heavy rain could devastate some areas of the islands the storm continues to be a threat to florida and the southeast coast of the u.s.

though it remains unclear where or if it will make landfall. troops will join thousands of volunteers from across south america to battle wildfires in bolivia fires along the amazon has been burning out of control for weeks doubling in size since thursday or latin america and it's here in the c.n.n. has gone from san ignacio in eastern bolivia. soldiers arrive in sunday to help combat wildfires. settled by missionaries in the late 6900 is being converted into an operations center for the firefighting effort. night in the wildfires spreading out of control fanned by strong winds a prolonged drought and extremely high temperatures. and see how the animals in the forest are burning but we are proud to be able to help these soldiers are going off again to fight the fires but as you can see they're not very well equipped they

don't look like firemen they don't have the equipment of firemen their boats have rubber soles that can easily melt in the flames and in the intense heat and they also don't have the proper masks to protect them from the 6 smoke and from smoke inhalation. thousands of young volunteers are joining them coming. in to leave it out from ecuador. but i have never fought fires before but if you lose the nerves of steel and then a limb to do it this fire isn't just the believe your problem it's all of us because the tropical forest is fundamental to our survival. this part of eastern bolivia is cattle country nearly 2 months ago the government signed a decree authorizing ranchers to expand the grazing frontier using fire to clear the tropical forest cattle is good business says the mare. depressing and send to the green the presence of the leaders of the cattle ranchers didn't take

into account the weather or the fact that it. makes it very dangerous to clear the land which they don't care and this is the result. the decree hasn't been rescinded despite more than 1500000 bolivia's amazon and she get on a tropical forests destroyed so far by fire the god. pray for god to send the rain. 7 and for a time it seems their prayers are answered. the bear is jubilant the night shower is insufficient to stop the catastrophe but given the circumstances people here believe every drop counts you see in human. bolivia. so had a non-zero another mass shooting at least 5 people. take a look back at the changes libya has gone through in the 50 years. hello

again to welcome back we're here crossing europe we are looking at a frontal boundary that is pushing through the u.k. and that is going to bring a nice change of air mass as me and this summer and start to get towards those fall months when we see winds coming into play as well so for london time just coming down to about $1000.00 degrees windy conditions there paris at $22.00 but ahead of this front we are going to be seized by the storms here across northern italy possibly in the alps as well those storms will extend down across much of italy but we are going to sing some very nice conditions here across much of southeastern europe temptress still hovering into the low thirty's with plenty of sun across the region so for blue cross $32.00 degrees there in athens at $32.00 degrees as well

well stormy conditions are also going to be here across the northern part of africa all dealing with that same system just to the north so for algeria as well as tunisia expect to see coastal thunderstorms and that could lead to some localized flooding as well by the time we get to monday things get a little bit better still strongly along the coastal areas but over here towards the east we're looking quite nice but gazi see attempt of 31 cairo at 36 and then down the nile we are going to see us one at $42.00 degrees over here towards the west though we're going to be seeing some rain showers which could possibly lead to some localized flooding as well across parts of morocco it is going to be a nice day in robot at $25.00 degrees and rogers expect a temperature of $29.00. to finally we're going to ask about that but that's the balance of. when it snows or start to set since the last. of that of all of the guys and a bunch of the beach on the bottom. in part one of this 2 part series al-jazeera

explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping the endless chase on al-jazeera. well again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour protesters are surrounding entrances to hong kong airport and train services to it have been suspended it comes a day after some of the most violent scenes in months protest organizers are keeping up the pressure on the government to scrap an extradition bill and respond to other demands for reform. another round of u.s.

tariffs on chinese goods went into a fact just a few hours ago china in turn has raised the import taxes on $75000000000.00 worth of american goods. military and soldiers and thousands of young volunteers are battling out of control amazon fires in the east of the country nearly one and a half 1000000 hectares of rain forests have been destroyed and the fires are heading south towards paraguayan. the latest mass shooting in the u.s. left 5 people dead and 21 others wounded in texas the suspect was shot dead by police after he hijacked a mail truck and fired at passers by alexi o'brien reports. the shooting going on. the final moments of what began as a routine traffic stop because this is the right man in his thirty's shot dead by police outside a cinema complex and day so waste in texas what's going on. where there are

multiple scenes of multiple victims. at some point. the subject stoli truck his color and there are other victims and after. this video posted online showed terrified family gunfire rings out nearby. according to monitors the gun violence archive it's the 279th mesh using in the u.s. this year it comes just weeks after a white nationalist shot dead $22.00 people in a shopping center in the takes in border city of el paso. gun violence is a hugely political issue in the united states within minutes of the shooting candidates vying to be the next president weighed in with democrats in texas native a rock making a call to action tweeting we need to end this epidemic take this is traditionally

supportive of the right to carry arms and on sunday new laws come into effect allowing people to take guns to school parking lots and houses of prayer for. work would be part. of. the house judiciary committee had planned to discuss gun control legislation this week but that's being pushed off because of the approaching storm hurricane dorian . takes us now on the list of cities known for gun violence and like the others thoughts and prayers are being offered what many want a concrete plans for change brian al-jazeera. the u.s. special negotiator on afghanistan says he's close to making a deal with the taliban aimed at ending the war zone the. representatives have

completed their 9th round of talks cats are. heading to kabul for consultations with the afghan government leaders to see what they think of the proposals but hopes of peace during the talks have been overshadowed by an attack by taliban fighters in the northern afghan city of cold as they took over several buildings early saturday morning before the military deployed reinforcements by evening the government said it had repelled the fighters killing at least 30 of them 3 civilians also died. 2 states in the formerly communist east germany are holding elections that could bring big gains for far right party the alternative for a germany or a d.'s expected to lead the race and runs in burglared surrounds berlin if that proves accurate when the votes are counted it would make it the 1st in germany where a far right party talks the poll. greece has begun transferring refugees from its islands to the mainland and will now speed up the deportation process for

asylum seekers whose applications are rejected so there's been a surge in the numbers of people trying to reach greece via turkey and it's applying pressure on already overcrowded island camps such as this one in the us suppose people still want to stick security my activists watch sports on the island have told me that the lot of them are from afghanistan but they're also syrians coming it's so suppose they really really feel scared that they don't consider ticket to be a safe country for them as women tend repeatedly so this is where they're seeking the safety the deal house made the open prisons for the people who are stranded there and then you government does not transfer quite many of them since it came into power so that transfers were diminished through in the summer so that has also caused this kind of very difficult situation

where we have in the air 11000 people stranded in the morea what sport in dire conditions. the chaos in libya has made it a transit country for refugees and migrants trying to reach europe it's been torn apart since mama gadhafi was overthrown and killed all sunday on it's exactly 50 years since he sees power in a coup about the honeyed looks back at his turbulent rule. 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 law matter and could the f.t. 10 years earlier significant oil reserves were discovered in libya and resentment was building over the concentration of wealth in the hands of the monarch. 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 of. those achievements were celebrated in 2009

during lavish crystal beauties 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. trees. in august 2011 there van stray off into the into cat daffy's bastion tripoli. revolution was crumbling 2 months later libya's longtime leader was captured in his hometown of

sirte he was killed a few hours later. when the principles of a revolution that never came to be played at the. head of the united nations has visited the frontline of the epidemic in the democratic republic of congo and tony harris is heading to north kivu province after meeting health care workers and peacekeepers in goma where the latest outbreak began a year ago the world health organization says 2000 people have died from the disease attacks on clinics have killed dozens of health workers and slowed treatment efforts. there is measles there is malaria cholera the terrible tragedy of we stand with the congolese authority and the congolese people to try to respond well to all of these challenges i thank you very much for your kindness and i reaffirm that this visit is a visit of solidarity and to express admiration for the congolese people. nearly

2000000 people in india are facing the prospect of being declared foreigners they've been excluded from a final citizenship list in the eastern state of some after a process that the government says is the design to weed out illegal immigrants mostly from bangladesh. reports from the largest city. and anxious saturday and. people lined up since early morning to find out if their names are on the state's final list of citizens 47 year old general ram on a farm property village is on the list but is by far and 3 children. i am very worried i feel bad and my how i am very. this elderly couple who were hearty also trying to understand what went wrong 70 people not was born in assam and has lived here all his life his entire family is

on the list except him and his 2 daughters i want you to know the 3 who are on the list submitted the same document my daughter and i submitted that as well so how can we be excluded those excluded from a sam's final register of citizens will have to appeal and foreigners tribunals like these with 120 days wide scoops including amnesty international are calling for transparency as they have been several reports suggesting that some proceedings have been biased and discriminatory. the group that spearheaded the protest movement against foreigners the all the sub students' union says the list should belong to business where it is not year to be all of it declared triggered by the government of india going to us and we expected more that's our feeling so we are not happy. so you feel that there maybe something or in the process. announced is not complete so for

a remedial misery we liberals to be honorable to be whatever. and the hindu nationalist b.g.p. the ruling party in both the italian assam state says it's alarmed it says it will appeal to india's high school to revivify the documents of indians living in post and dominated puerto districts the b.g.p. try to pass a law earlier this year to allow citizenship rights to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests by groups that want illegal immigrants to be very dear. as the occupants who are now because of religion grow a protracted legal battle faces nearly 2000000 people a defeat as indians. are dizzy or quality. color again the headlines on al-jazeera testers are surrounding entrances to hong

kong airport and train services to would have been suspended it comes a day after some of the most violent scenes in months protest organizers are keeping up pressure on the government to scrap an extradition bill and respond to other demands for reform when he has more from hong kong. but not blocking the doors out of the airport as far as we can see but certainly they have blocked one of the roads so they are causing a lot of disruption and getting to the airport is proving to be very difficult is well the highway leading here is severely congestion congested there is a police roadblock on that highway now they are checking every vehicle coming through there trying to stop more protesters coming to the year 4 but it seems that that action was a little bit too late really to prevent the majority of them coming there are reports though that. hundreds if not. now walking along that highway because

they cannot get. another round of u.s. terrorists on chinese goods went into effect just a few hours ago china in turn has raised import taxes on $75000000000.00 worth of american goods israeli tanks and troops have been sent to the border with lebanon as tensions increase with hezbollah their leader has told supporters that israel must pay a price for its aggression following an israeli drone strike on beirut last week. leaders in yemen say 50 people have been killed and dozens wounded in an air strike targeting prisoners of war who you say were planes from the saudi emirates a coalition attacked a detention center in on saturday say it housed at least 170 people loyal to yemen's u.n. back governments there's been no comment from the coalition bolivian soldiers and thousands of young volunteers are battling out of control amazon fires in the east of the country nearly one and a half 1000000 hectares of rain forests have been destroyed and the fires are now

heading south towards paraguay those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up right after inside story do stay with us. on counting the cost $15.00 of the most polluted cities in the world are in india we look at the cost of people's health also antigovernment protesters a want hong kong could be plunged into recession and a trillion dollar fortune built on oil and gas no way faces up to climate challenge it's. counting the cost on al-jazeera. are colombia's rebels returning to war the former commanders issued a call to arms accusing the government of betraying the $26.00 to the steel can you call be saved or will pay for the shattered again this is inside story.

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story we're talking colombia today which for the past 3 years has looked to be on the path to peace after more than 50 years of war with the phunk leftist rebels but that peace is now under threat from one of the same men who agreed to it let's rewind to 2016 the signing ceremony where the fuck the revolutionary armed forces of colombia agreed to lay down their arms and i historic deal with the government colombia's president at the time was one manuel santos the whole thing even earned him a nobel peace prize while the fox lead negotiator even marquez promised colombians a new era of hope but now just 3 years later he is urging fatah members to pick up their weapons again saying the government has betrayed the deal. well and when we signed the agreement of havana we did it with the conviction that it was

possible to change the lives of the humble and the dispossessed but the state has not fulfilled even the most important of the obligations there is to guarantee the life of its citizens and particularly to prevent the a murder for political reasons all of this this trick this betrayal this perfidy the unilateral modification of the text of the accord the unfulfilled commitments on the part of the state the judicial sit ups and insecurity have obliged us to return to the mountains. colombia's current president meanwhile has announced a special army unit to find and arrest the phone rebels soldiers killed 9 members in one raid on friday. i authorized the joint command of special operations to carry out an offensive operation against this gang of narco terrorist criminals who are residuals of what was known as the fuck who are part of the criminal structures

and now seek to challenge colombia while last night thanks to meticulous and strategic work god could choose a leader of that organization was killed. so that was even to a k. yvonne marquez who you saw a moment ago was a cane negotiator in the peace agreement which was signed almost 3 years ago around 13000 members demobilize that included around 7000 soldiers who laid down their arms as part of the deal they were promised help reintegrating back into civilian society frank was also turned into a political party it was assigned 10 seats in colombia's congress but hundreds of social leaders human rights activists and former fark members have been killed in the past 3 years and some analysts say the fire has also fallen short on its commitment to justice the leadership's been accused of continuing to traffic drugs and failing to provide their victims with reparations.

so here is today's panel all joining us from bogota the capital of colombia on skype we have got sergio who is the director of columbia risk analysis we have jorge at risk report the director of the conflict analysis resource center and also on skype daniel got to see opinion who is the professor of political science at the national university and a former high commissioner for peace of colombia gentlemen welcome to all 3 of you i am conscious that the story of the rebels and the peace deal is not something all of our viewers are going to be completely up to speed on so i just want to spend a few minutes with you sort of explaining a bit more about some of the main players and what's happened in the last 3 years sergio i'll start with you tell me about even marquez tell our viewers about evo marquez and particularly right now how strong is his voice how influential is he does he have people numbers on his side. thank you and

thank you for inviting me good morning to jorge and money and it's a pleasure to be here to begin you not this is a person that has a very long political background he used to be a member of the house of representatives under the new but to pick up party back in the day in the 1990 s. before he returned to conflict with the fark. in the late 1990 s. he participated in the negotiations in and got one and then was the lead negotiator of the negotiations you know on a so this man is a person who has a very long standing political background and is well versed both in letters but also in fighting he's believed to be very close with venezuelan president nicolas mughal as well if you look at the video and if you look at the numbers the

video we had 2 things to say 1st it was an aspirational video it demonstrated that the far it wants to reach out to other members of society particularly their former fighters this broke the old members of civil society getting in rural areas who feel that they haven't been dealt the right cards under the peace agreement for instance with last reparations or with a change in the drug policy except for so he's casting a wide net more importantly he also reaches out to the young men but this is an important point his video doesn't suggest that he has an alliance with the 11 or he has important support from these members he's not demonstrating it if the video is a show of strength in terms of military might having 30 people armed to the teeth in particular about. son preach isn't going to be very scary although in the

video there's individuals like and yes and by some who belong to very fearful and they'll be looking for you don't call him which was responsible for a lot of terrorist attacks and i'm very intrusive but it doesn't it doesn't demonstrate capacity in and of itself ok thank you for all of that let's go to jorge now jorge. marquez said in that video said a lot of things but one of the things he said. the patrol from the government has obliged us to return to the mountains what exactly does that mean. well i mean 1st thank you very much for having us hello to said he'll and then we'll i reckon that. it's basically trying to. instill fear in the colombian population but this is a thread that still has not materialized and all he's discours it's basically

a very well stage composition in order to. resend himself as a leader of an emerging guerrilla but one has to be really careful in assessing these is a correct i do believe that there is a higher risk but nevertheless what they are trying to accomplish with these is basically to avoid persecution by justice authorities for transitional justice here in colombia but also from the justice of the united states. it's accusing one of them. and maybe himself even magic is forward market trafficking international narco trafficking. crimes then basically i reckon one has to be very very careful in not overstating the level of threat that these group poses to the colombian society and economy ok and daniel let's bring you into the

conversation as well i wonder if you can tell us about the other event even decay who is now the colombian leader he did not sign the payscale obviously that was his predecessor but can you again explain to us what his position on the deal has been because now he is speaking with a very strong tone and saying we're going after the fuck. well yes 1st of all thank you and also on a similar to what they then sent him no doubt even though he was elected president by a coalition that chained together to oppose the peace process the number that a back in 2016 had a referendum in the country and a coalition that the no and label to win their vote was precisely the same color that he left did you but do get says assuming the presidency he has modified that the discourse that he had during the campaign of doing away with the dream of the nist has at

a. one on one hand has been committed to fulfilling the agreement as far as the real peroration of the fort rebels but as far as the broader aspects of the agreement the issues it will have reform issues of of the drug trade and political reform there has been no movement whatsoever and on the contrary to earlier this year. a president who gets right to veto parts of the transitional justice. system the people who abuse that was overturned by the overridden by the congress but nevertheless there is this is clear that the government does not have. the commitment to the process and on the contrary many of the actions of the party government simply have gone against the jaish so this act on the part of you are marked as it is moot. it will strengthen the discourse of the government in their their military action against against these new fort rebels

will no doubt increase the tension within the country and also. it is the the the if this. gentleman will suck at some of the reasoning that now that we've sort of laid out some of the background out there that the reason. marquez says the government has betrayed the deal the government would say of the how you've continued to traffic drugs you've continued to to betray the deal as well is it one of these i'm going to go to her because you're busy a you're shaking your head there tell me why. i mean because one can say the government too if you want to look it has betrayed the agreement or has repudiated the agreement not in the in the 3rd nor in its part although you know implementation it's quite complex institutionally organization and financially economically it is rather. huge task one has to

say and that will take at least 50 years in terms of the implementation although there has been attempts by the government party which is a minority party in congress to take a part by pieces specially the jurisdiction for the transitional justice system that has done yet wreford one cannot say that there is. a concerted effort to be able to tear apart or to read to be a the agreement and this is very important that does not justify the rearming of these group of ex fark leaders one has to be very careful again with that in terms of not create a new discourse for that used. to violence here in colonial that's why i shake my surgery let me come back to you then maybe it's just maybe like to comment on what jorge said but maybe it's also just that you know after so many years of war

there's just an inherent distrust between both sides and that they're not going to say ita and they don't come to believe the other side can can can stay true to the deal. look i'll say this the blame on returning to war lies so he on the fark in their decision to rearm i think said that i disagree with what jorge saying in the sense that i do think that the government has been lukewarm in its support of the entirety of the peace agreement the government is very supportive of the disarmament it will be satiated and we were gratian component of the agreement but is much less enthusiastic about the chapter on land reform the chapter on the trade of legal drugs the political participation of 4 members as well as the justice component which was

mentioned earlier i think that both sides have some legitimate claim to attest that the counter party is not making the tool for the compliance with the peace agreement but it would be far fetched to say that they'd both share an equal amount of blame i think that in their decision to rearm before it is definitely. taking a heavy stance but they're also condemning themselves and they're they're putting it at risk a lot of the former combatants who are still incorporating the process who are participating in politics and who are campaigning for the local elections which are taking place on october 27th couple who put the kid in the social hop and in cologne get this in they jerusalem all daniel your thoughts is it going to i mean you're coming from a position as well as

a former high commissioner for pace and columbia i'm guessing and correct me if i'm wrong but i'm guessing you would place more blame on the phone care in the way that such a house. well i afraid i think it's very important to be very very careful and i don't think when you talk about a fart or even mike as the leader of the fort the forgiveness of forgive this is a splinter group he represents a piece is small faction of the for the vast majority of art is is with the peace process close more than 90 percent of the fighters are committed to the peace process the leader of the 14 will change who has come out very very clearly in favor of supporting the process so i think is a very. i would be very careful to allow of moderate is to monopolize the the the the name of florida the forward this was a peace process it's a splinter group relatively small group part of the group that has decided to rearm

but i think it is it is vital to for everybody to understand that the best majority for it and the for leadership. was exceptional of what it was the seventy's and others but the vast majority of them are committed to the to the process and are a few minutes to. the to continue in the political process of the democratic process so i think that that that is that this is not me that this is not a poor blow to the process there's no doubt that politically speaking the message that he by monitors is giving is going to definitely hurt the the process but i think would be. not correct to to. give the give the this the the right to speak in in of the fort they are trying to live the farther you are trying to somehow. rekindle the love is that led to the to the rise of for the 50 years ago but i think that today the traditions of the country the the vast majority not only of the fart members of the

colombian society reject the armed struggle and in hope that the the the. majority of the fort members will continue with the peace process or how you are edging to get in there go ahead. yes if i may i want to reinforce that point in the following way this is not that we're going back to conflict this is not them mergence of a new guerilla group what is happening here is that there is a very small group of commanders a minority the most radical of them those that feared the most from prosecution either from transitional justice here in colombia or from the international justice in the united states for not prosecuting crimes and what they're trying to put forward is a discours to try to instill fear in the colombian society while they. try

to organize these escape from justice and something which is very important is that they are doing these from venezuela from the border from an asylum maybe because that is their hideaway there that is the way that they can organize these this crime but we are not going back to conflict we are nort seen the emergence of a new guerrilla group we said here mentioned we are not seeing these alliance with the lame. in itself we are not seen yet violence and we have to be aware of the reasons but not throw away the baby with the bath you know it's more than 95 percent of x. combatants and i would say the entirety of the leaders but for these one full of leaders of the fark are committed with peace and do trust that the colombian

society has put on these peace process i will say rather slowly it. this that we are not the of peace is not threatened by the margins of these groups have been so in that case i'll put this to all 3 of you if i may come all just just quickly senator he there's a nomenclature issue because the name far when our group made the peace deal with the government big they started a political party and they could have named political party whatever it is that they wanted to name it and there was a discussion internally and then they decided to name the park and that even marcus is starting to splinter groups like then you pointed out they chose to go with exactly the same name so that there is a lot of room for confusion here and i think that that we do have the responsibility to distinction to make the distinction between or maybe this still leads to the point i was going to make rather than all of this being about the risk

of returning to war let's flip it on its head and say that there's an opportunity here if even duke i ran on the idea of renegotiating the deal is this actually a chance to do that to renegotiate it to firm up what you were just saying jorge the fact that the a lot of people still support the steel and it should all just fall apart because of one man daniel i'll start with you what is the it is there a is there an opportunity here. i think it's not an opportunity that's a really good shit but it probably holds was agreed upon the agreement establishes only as the of i have to do with the real reason and i think you know even with the other members of the panel that if i brought the government president has committed to going forward with that report which will just give the green on that but i voted it really is not only about me corporation the agreement included a very important aspect of of lab reform this is the conflict that has to do with

you as a user. of dispossession of land and rights for the peasants that issue has been this completely ignored by the government issues that have to do with drug trade with political reform so i think there's an opportunity for the government to understand that the best way to move forward is to implement and to actually look not only for the fork of the that or any time look at the agreement as an agreement that this is his favorite fork or reported favorite part of the agreement it has many things that are in favor of columbus's and specially the presence in the countryside and that is where i think the government has to act more more. clearly and theater of the of implementing the green and i think that would be the best way not only to for the club be a state to fulfill was to move this but also to give take away all these arguments

that even mark is it is it is and it is have signalled out to justify i suppose of the their decision to take up arms so i think that is an opportunity unfortunately we have not seen the that the government ruling to move forward on the other people cross is but i do i do believe that the this situation as in fact the chamber leader of the 4 acquitted out is that this was a very bad use of. the culture but there was a good side but it cleared the sheriff and who's with the process who was not with the process and i think the now you can has a responsibility to with the court be assured that it was the the process that is committed to continue with the peace process tool for move forward if you will judge jorge can do this on his own you know a i don't like this way but bilateral you know between the government and a father or does there need to be a 3rd party some sort of broker. well i reckon there is little interest or

political capacity in the center and look at the cold war over him and the party of . north capacity of the association in his government to to move forward or to try to open up the agreement also they agree many squatty 12 tie 8 legally constitutionally even by international standards to do the thing that we're going to see changes for a renegotiation he's on the other side not on speaking terms a party level with the party i reckon going back to your previous question or line of questioning that this is indeed an opportunity that the colombian society has to catalyze an acceleration of the implementation of their government especially on those areas in terms of reform development plans

that are needed to sustain these building areas in the regions that have been affected by the conflict and other forms of violence. rather than less optimistic about the role of transitional justice although there is also pressure now increased pressure for the strength justice system in all its components truth seeking. justice persecution and the seeking of these appeared to be much more quicker to act much more quicker. i reckon that we have a view really badly the zine justice system call them including the transitional justice system then on that side i'm less optimistic and if something is going to fail on these peace process i reckon it's going to be justice. gentlemen it's been a man lot in discussion with you started wondering about the prospects for war but

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watching al-jazeera lie from a headquarters and i'm dead you navigate also ahead china hits back at the u.s. where billions of dollars in tariffs and a sharp escalation of the trade war. another u.s. mass shooting leaves a please 5 people dead more than 20 injured. bolivian troops join the operations today as the devastating amazon wildfire. hello police on protesters are in a standoff at hong kong's airport and train services to it have been suspended that's happening a day after some of the most chaotic scenes in months the hong kong government or. trains to the airport to be stopped as crowds began gathering outside the main terminal roads into the airport are also being blocked protest organizers are keeping up pressure on the territory's government to scrap an extradition bill and

respond to other demands for reform on saturday a mass march through the central city ended with violent clashes outside government headquarters. we're looking at the live pictures right now from just outside the airport in hong kong and we'll have a live update in just a few moments for you from hong kong airport with our reporter in just a few moments right here on al-jazeera. well move on and tell you about so another round of u.s. tariffs on chinese goods that has now gone into effect and that happened just a few hours ago china in turn has raised import taxes on 75 $1000000000.00 worth of american goods because really you has more from beijing. shoppers come to beijing send you and lee market to buy all kinds of imported food 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 kilo to around $25.00 and from to temper the 1st tariffs on us 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 pretty arctic is something more important for me to consider than the price we are trainees and we are all affected that by the time the us treats war cherries may be the most popular american product at this market but it's not the only for it that will receive higher tariffs new judges 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 rate is trade over 10 percent tariffs on 3 $100000000000.00 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 i don't think the president trumps remarks serious recording his stories change here are some very. bigger. in order to push through let's talk there you must get. 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 would against underestimating china's willingness to dig its heels in for the long fight if you're fighting back if your talk good let's talk but we have principles we will never yield our 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 truck in the 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 beijing back to our top story and that's hong kong we were telling you moments ago that the government has ordered trains to the airport to be stopped that's as crowds have now started to gather outside the main terminal in protest these are the life let's get an update from sarah clarke she is joining us from there i believe you are at the airport and just give us a sense of what's going on there. it was a vibe they have moved in the last half an hour by couple of 100 of them and it's just that in the other practices they were not bonded crashes they were some a wreck but 70 dollars plus as of now played their vision to one top octave also on

the walk to which is that a district about to kilometers from here the city the rock place their lives were affected by what but nothing was fathers not to just use and there was just simply a charging as i. said it would have been simple little pal such as that like it's a 2 year old a certain different direction but having said that i have achieved what i wanted to achieve at this stage which was transport trial we had. the other big metal a tough examples of why abbott is the guy i've been told by the chart identified focuses on the why and there was as you mentioned earlier 6 the experience which is the mind trying to get. to the airport it was suspended that is that the trying to get to the trying to get the abbey at what was still a new study or to mine entrance point to the router and trying a bunch of guys had might so what's the point is what did you give as you mentioned

was supposed to be a course economic and travel disruption and i achieved that this morning and enter the airport was indeed targeted before by the protester is in august so could we sort of see a repeat of that situation where there airport effectively was shut down. well at the airport with flies yes it all gets a tradein then that was absolute child stuff almost a 1000 flights canceled as a result of 9 the passengers who had to travel plans disrupted but this time the place of virgin much faster so this is the 3rd within hours that they started around $1.00 to 2 o'clock a party here like the time it's now about 9 4 o'clock so we did 20 hours the place had various interest trying to create a map but a lot of why they fight this is a having a massive impact 9 on the on the at the economic side of hong kong 9 and the cheers of 5 a number of the airlines quantity that the city which is hong kong mind airline it's reporting a drop in passengers you've got 6 to know if you're putting

a drop in there and you've got a c very few turns to a 1 issue a travel warning for those passengers all 5 citizens traveling to hong kong so it's quite different if nothing have an impact but as for whether or not this particular process continues. to die will follow the protesters and say all right we're looking to live picture from just outside the hong kong airport sarah clarke for the time being thanks for that update israeli tanks and troops have been sent to the border with lebanon as tension increases with hezbollah its leader hassan nasrallah told supporters that israel must pay a price for its aggression following an israeli drone strike on beirut last week. the issue now is in the field it is in the hands of the field commanders you know what they have to do and how to lead the leaders in yemen say 50 people have been killed and dozens wounded in an air strike targeting prisoners of war who face

a aircraft from the saudi erotic coalition attacked a detention center in tomato on saturday hoopy say it how's that least a 170 people loyal to yemen's u.n. back government there's been no comment from the coalition. the latest mass shooting in the u.s. has left 5 people dead and 21 wounded in texas the suspect was shot dead by police after he hijacked a mail truck and fired at passers by alexi o'brian reports. shooting going on. for the final moments of what began as a routine traffic stop or we had the suspected gunman the right man in his thirty's shot dead by police outside a cinema complex and i day so whiston texas what's going on here where there are multiple scenes and multiple victims. at some point. the subject stole a truck drove his car and there were other victims and after that i

don't know if this video posted online showed terrified families as gunfire rings out nearby i don't know. according to monitors the gun violence archive it's the 279th mesh using in the u.s. this year it comes just weeks after a white nationalist shot dead $22.00 people in a shopping center in the takes in border city of el paso. gun violence is a hugely political issue in the united states within minutes of the shooting candidates vying to be the next president weighed in with democrats in texas native base in iraq making a call to action tweet saying we need to end this epidemic take this is traditionally supportive of the right to carry arms and on sunday new laws come into effect allowing people to take guns to school parking lots and houses of prayer for it. to. work with both

parties they. wrote. for. the house judiciary committee had planned to do. gun control legislation this week but that's being pushed off because of the approaching storm dorian. now on the list of cities known for gun violence and like the others. but many want a concrete plans for change brian al-jazeera. and hurricane dorian is threatening islands in the bahamas millions of americans are also worried big category 4 storm is on track to batter the northwestern bahamas in a few hours hotels have been closed in islanders have boarded up their homes it's a similar situation in florida where americans are filling sandbags in case of

flooding and drivers are curing for fuel troops subjoin thousands of volunteers from across south america to battle wildfires in bolivia fires in the amazon tropical forests have been burning out of control for weeks doubling in size since thursday or latin america editor of the sioux newman has more from san ignacio in eastern bolivia. soldiers arrived in sunday to help combat wildfires. settled by missionaries in the late sixty's hundreds has been converted into an operations center for the firefighting effort. night of the wildfires are spreading out of control fanned by strong winds a prolonged drought and extremely high temperatures. in the forest are burning but we are proud to be able to help these soldiers are going off again to fight the fires.