so he thinks that he's it's very populist message and i'm sure it does actually go down when the country if you speak to people no matter how they vote in the referendum they generally think if you just need to get this done will bored of it you want to move on so to that extent he's right the problem is the way he's going about it i think at the moment is really cutting into people's views of him he sit doesn't seem to be in short a house of commons he seems to be being a bit sort of nasty some of his own impedes the party's divided that's not a great look for any leader so i think that's problematic the way he's going about it 1st definitely was trying to achieve well let's talk about the opposition side of things now because boris johnson isn't going to get the election he wants immediately jeremy corbyn wants this no deal legislation to go through 1st nobody voted for no deal says jeremy corbyn but he's going to have to vote for an election sooner or later isn't he here in the labor party i think that's right it won't happen tonight but i think all those 2 lead to the general election voters johnson ones. is basically saying look i don't trust you from me so i don't trust that if i allow the house comes to be basically dissolved for an election you'll then just

say we'll have the election in november and the u.k. will crash out of the in the meantime she wants the legislation to go through but i think either the legislation goes to and then he will vote for it or the government can move their own bill to call for the general election which needs a simple majority of the house not to chooses majority in that saying we can sit in 20171 way or another we're going to end it for the general election in october i think and that's where the fun is the ones ok chris coons will talk more as the evening wears on and as we await paid an hour a little over an hour for a vote on this motion boris johnson's motion trying to trigger a general election immediately back to you yeah the evening isn't over yet is it thanks very much china with all the latest unlicenced well as the brits have battles roll on their westminster mass protests for and against the move are continuing to take place on the string hundreds of pro and anti breaks at protest as rallied their parliament on wednesday many of them waving flags activists on both sides of the levy. remain divided been protesting in central london for months

but many persons say they've had enough of the turbulence and want the government to find a way to break the end. well and that activists have less top in english landmark with warnings about the potential consequences of leaving the e.u. without a deal messages were projected on to the wings of the engine of the sculpture in northeast england where almost all areas have voted to leave it warns of potential food medicine and petrol shortages the activists also accuse prime minister boris johnson of backing bracks it for his personal gain. will harken dorian is headed towards the united states now off to decimating parts of the bahamas so far 7 people are confirmed dead but the prime minister warns the death toll is sure to rise as the country prepares for a humanitarian crisis half of all homes on the 2 worst affected islands were

damaged or destroyed by the hurricane winds that hit the abaco island equalled the highest ever recorded at landfall. all of my family. but he lost everything. none of them have a home to live in or anything like it's terrible looting has started people are going into the homes and taking stuff that wasn't. there you can put. on right now well just there is money joins us live now from the bahamas what do you seeing and hearing about there. that's right martin the storm may have passed but the devastation is now visible i mean that said there are still parts of the country the worst hit areas in the northern bahamas grand bahama freeport abacha that are still odd reachable most flights are being rerouted here to nasa we're just outside of the nassau you're poor where we just saw a u.s. coast guard cargo plane land at the orders of u.s.

president donald trump was ordered supplies to be sent to the bahamas and for 4 runways to be cleared freeport airport in grand bahama was under 2 meters of water yesterday the latest we've heard it is still underwater we cannot reach these hardest hit places here in the bahamas now the national in management emergency management agency here in the country has made it a top priority to continue the search and rescue operations given that there are still many people who are unaccounted for the images of the aftermath are absolutely horrifying we're talking about widespread devastation you mentioned the impact on on homes we're estimating somewhere around $13000.00 houses homes completely destroyed we're not talking about families figuring out how to repair broken or damaged buildings we're talking about families having to figure out how to start once more from 0 after hurricane dorian to the damage is absolutely is

absolutely widespread we're talking about a category 5 hurricane that took 36 hours to make it across grand bahama with wind speeds upwards of 350 kilometers per hour making it one of the strongest atlanta hurricanes in recorded history now again $13000.00 homes estimated to be destroyed at least 7 people are confirmed dead we are expecting that number to be higher given that the priority that's been given to the search and rescue operations there is another concern which is the shortage of medicine the shortage of food and water and the united nations has said that this is. a problem that can only be made worse without immediate action from the international community i mean the scale of the damage here is only just starting to become clear what do we know in terms of experts and coordinators who moving into the area to assess the damage to they have that access now.

there they're having to do it very creative with their access we just visited a staging area by a charity that's working in collaboration with the u.s. diplomatic missions with the red cross with the national emergency management agency they're coordinating private helicopters private yard there are some flights that are reaching parts of africa parts of grand bahama like sandy point to deliver desperately needed aid we mentioned the shortages of water and medicine but life as you can see we're seeing a constant flow of air traffic being diverted to nassau given the lack of access to the northern islands of the bahamas again the latest that we heard airport is still under water so it could still be some time before but before emergency crews are able to access some of the most hard hit places in the country thank you very much from the south in the bahamas money right now bringing us the latest on this story . well after devastating the bahamas harken dorian has been steadily churning

north the edges of the category 2 storm now lashing florida with heavy rain and wind as it moves parallel to the east coast dorian's eye and cold winds will likely stay offshore but it's edges will affect georgia through wednesday night local time it will move closer to the coast of south carolina on thursday and close the still to north carolina on friday significantly increasing the risk of yet another landfall. well more than a 1000000 residents have been issued evacuation orders and want to get out while there's still time the 2nd strongest atlantic storm on record is now backing maximum sustained winds of 270 kilometers per hour and residents of the southeast coast already experiencing strong winds and high surf are east coast certainly is within the cone still and people need to remain vigilant if you're ordered to evacuate you need to do that from palm beach county all the way up to nassau the

florida georgia border all those coastal counties they've issued evacuation orders and it's important that residents heed those calls get out now while you have time or there's fuel available and you'll be safe on the road. united states is blacklisted what it called an oil for terror network of ships and individuals allegedly directed by iran's revolutionary guards to supply syria with oil it also announced our award of up to $15000000.00 for information that disrupts the revolutionary guards financial and foreign espionage operations a iran said it was willing to commit to the 2015 nuclear deal but only if it gets $15000000000.00 or for oil sales in return the plan was proposed by france and an effort to salvage the agreement but president hassan rouhani also warn that the government plans to further scale back its commitments to the nuclear deal more not to see the big gone in o.e.

we haven't reached the final agreement yet we have set a framework from now to the end of the year with french officials they say they took to the other european countries and the united states we have nothing to do with it we're dealing with france that represents the e.u. it is unlikely that we'll reach the final deal by tomorrow so i will take the 3rd step of reducing our commitment to the nuclear deal either today or tomorrow. let's go live now to pass a client who's following the story from washington well despite the best efforts of president and france it does seem as though the u.s. is keen on piling on the pressure. and they made that perfectly clear when announcing these sanctions they said that this is all part of their maximum pressure campaign this administration believes that they can put around its economy and so much trouble that they'll basically say fine we'll make a new deal and take all of these steps before they even sit down to talk all though

the president president trying to sort of speak in the oval office he left open the possibility that he might sit down with the iranian president at the u.n. general assembly but no this is very clearly the state department pushing this narrative that they need to get tougher on iran and they're even putting out posters for looks like a wanted poster highly unusual that they would use this $15000000.00 fund to try and get information on iran through the revolutionary guards a business entities but they're defending that proposal at the state department this was brian hook he is the lead basically adviser to the president when it comes to all issues of iran have taken this step because the i r g c operates more like a terrorist organization than it does a government. the r.g.c. and the because force were designated as a foreign terrorist organization in april in this put them in the same category as

many of the terrorist groups that they actively support such as has followers and hamas the i.r.g.c. trains phones and equips proxy organizations across the middle east iran wants these groups to extend the borders of the regimes revolution and so chaos and sectarian violence. but at the same time there is still this tone coming from the white house that suggests president trump is open for a meeting with iran's president something which he has completely dismissed. it i think it's shows what we see a lot of times with this particular administration's foreign policy the president often seems out of step with the most the biggest hardliners around him a lot suffered at the secretary of state like pompei o is a big cost iran so is the national security advisor john bolton so you see the president saying he'd like to make a deal and the iranians responding well talk to lift the sanctions 1st so a bit of

a stalemate but this is a president who's looking for wins as he goes into his reelection campaign he would like to be able to say that he made deals not just with the rand but with north korea and so far he's not able to really attribute basically point to any huge foreign policy successes so he is looking for a deal now is he going to help the french with their deal from the state department point of you know it doesn't appear that they're going to allow that deal to go through basically dismissing the proposal saying they don't really they haven't really seen it that they can imagine that that's something they would agree to so the administration said in the message that there were to continue these sanctions they're going to continue to look for new ways to punish iran even while the president hold out the possibility that hill try to make a deal all right thank you very much from washington patty call again wendy netanyahu his visit to the city of hebron in the occupied west bank he gave

a speech then making him the 1st israeli prime minister to do so now you know his visit his perceived as an attempt to win the support of ultranationalist botha's head of elections on september 17th palestine's foreign ministry has condemned the visit as colonial hebron his home 240000 palestinians although hundreds of jewish settlers live in the israeli control of the city as antinous presence is considered illegal under international law. a wave of xenophobic attacks against foreign owned businesses in south africa is blowing up into a diplomatic crisis geria saying it will boycott an african economic summit in cape town of the many nigerians were targeted in the violence that which i had is back on pretoria the days and south african brands of face reprisal attacks by protesters in both nigeria and zambia are metastasize more now from johannesburg. nigerians angry about anti foreign attacks in africa protest outside the surf going on store in

a crisis they when the government to do more to protect nigerians living in south africa government debt plan to support. supports what is a brutal protect life and property of those people while our mind you know people are dying our people are dying on a daily basis. inserter things are slowly getting back to normal after a few days of rioting and looting many foreign owned businesses were targeted. from mali he says he's lived in turkey for more than 20 years and can understand why some locals feel foreigners are taking their jobs. all. jr you know what it was that i. know it did me you know what. someone figure us raises from ethiopia he's nervous about speaking about attacks on fine nationals in case a store is targeted some people say why speak poverty and inequality i should blame for the violence you know all of us. you know but souls of something's got to

rethink like we came from. country life i don't know but. what i don't know is all of us thinking. not. like. america but us we came from africa this is one thing. some surfer believe criminal gangs are responsible for the recent violence why am i taking i walk on i walk on africans why are we different behind you why do whites. if we're really really does bring it all up it's only after 4 here where we are getting only our full. a tad so many african foreign nationals happen regularly into africa many who come here are competing locals the skills jobs and government services some shops and businesses have an opened for days many owners are afraid that could be

more violence and looting this area in downtown johannesburg is where many of the attacks happened with the country's an employment rate at nearly 30 percent and he found the sentiments. had emitters al-jazeera. hong kong's embattled leader has announced the formal withdrawal of a highly controversial extradition bill which has triggered months of protests carolan made the announcement a day after a recording was leaked where she said she'd quit if she could millions of people have been demonstrating since the bill was proposed 3 months ago it would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china for trial the outcry is expanded to greater demands for reform and opposition groups say scrapping the bill now is too little too late the government will formally withdraw the bill in order to truly allay public concerns the secretary for security will move a motion according to the rules of procedure when the legislative council resort. a

russian court has sentenced another man to 3 and a half years in prison for his involvement in recent opposition rallies 48 year old you have gagne cover langkow was charged after footage circulated online showing him throwing a rubbish bin towards police officers at a demonstration in july he has denied the charges several of the protesters have been jailed this week with more still facing charges. at least 22 people have died in an explosion at a fireworks factory in northern india building caught fire after the blast and then collapsed at least 15 others were injured in the town of attala in punjab state indian media say the factory was illegal and had been working for years without a license because of the explosion is being investigated well in all the developments india's space program has been praised for its technological advancements not least its recent mission to the moon well now one artist to staged a fake moon landing to highlight

a problem in his city and it appears to have worked a doll none genda slummy posted a video online of an astronaut slowly stepping across or appeared to be crisis on a lunar surface in reality it was the artist's friend in cost you this is pretty life like walking through large potholes in the southern indian city of bang. he hoped the video would prompt authorities to fix the road and it has almost 50 of the potholes have since been filled. that proved to be some good work on his part. just a quick look at the top stories now the u.k.'s prime minister's call for a snap election on oct 15th to parliament moved to block a no deal bracks it boris johnson still needs the support of 2 thirds of m.p.'s to approve a new election the bill to block

a no deal breaks it still needs to go through parliament's upper house before m.p.'s can pass it into law. so it's a deal with it effectively and these are the negotiations a bill that demands an extension at least until next year and perhaps for many more used to come in to build insists britain acquiesce to the demands of brussels and hounds control to our partners it's a bill designed to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our history between the 64 and. its its star for a bill without precedent in the history of this house seeking as the dons to force the prime minister with a pre drof to letter to surrender in international negotiate. and already i refuse to do this. arkan darrien is headed towards the united states after leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas at least 7 people are confirmed dead but the

prime minister warns the death toll will likely rise as the country prepares for a humanitarian crisis nearly heart of all homes on the 2 most affected islands were damaged or destroyed during the hurricane winds they hit the abaco island called the highest ever recorded at landfall a full scale of the catastrophe is only beginning to emerge what's being described as a historic tragedy. the u.s. states of florida georgia and south carolina are under threat from the storm as it slowly moves towards land war than a 1000000 residents on the southeast coast of the u.s. have been issued with evacuation orders and just one of the stories and bring you hong kong's and battled leaders announced the formal withdrawal of the highly controversial extradition bill which triggered months of protests millions of people have been demonstrating since the bill was proposed 3 months ago those are the top stories the stream is coming up next looking at this summer's protests which took place in the russian capital moscow so that story coming up and then

more news after that stay with al-jazeera a sea of it later. protests in moscow continue for the 8th straight weekend as president vladimir putin's control of russia slipping on for me ok and i'm really good you're in the stream whether you are in russia or outside joining us via twitter or our live chat on youtube. thousands of russians in moscow have taken to the streets this summer demanding

a fair democratic process during sunday city council elections protests began in july after 30 opposition candidates were disqualified from running the council itself holds a little power but a rival victory could look bad for putin united russia party after police crackdown on demonstrators and the rest of thousands more people began attending the events out of solidarity the protests are now considered some of the biggest moscow has seen since putin returned to the presidency in 2012 meanwhile wire old footage of police abuse including of a student being punched in the stomach was dealing public outrage the demonstrations come at a critical time for russia as its economy is hurting from sanctions and low oil prices but poutine whose popularity is sinking has one protester's that nor an order will be maintained so who will blink 1st well joining us to discuss is the tally in st petersburg russia b.

tally is a member of the better or simply russia also with us to rome and cutoff it romani is an activist turned journalist for russian publication the insider he's based in moscow but is currently in kiev ukraine but really we have young are going to have scalia a researcher at columbia university yanna is russian canadian and specializes in russian politics hello guess well it's good to have you rome and i have to ask you mark. i think we know who. doesn't seem to be that big until why after that poem protests stop the protests iraq violence this is for a city council why with that being such an operation i'll be taking your comments go ahead robin tess well this is really very interesting question because if if we just. in measures that. are most cost artists would let a positional kind of this to participate well i think $5.00 or 6 maybe 10 candidates

or would be in moscow busy all fundament still a minority so i don't think that it would really influence russian politics so there were no real risk for the government but it's just a rule for the government so they just can't let a position or serial oppositionists i mean those who can criticize putin criticize the regime they just can't let them but i suppose because it was a legitimize their slogans to legitimize opposition so i think that it's just a little reflects something that these people dissipate and that's why. so many people felt that they had deceived and i think for most of us these elections are not important themselves so it's just one of the reasons to when you go to the street and protest against the effort there in the regime itself not just because of election of friends but because because the dushan is valid everybody and

freedom of the press freedom of assembly is use all of the mission more than 1000 of people were arrested during the protest so it's about all the rights right this constitutional rights being at the heart of it i understand from you but i think there is still some confusion online among some people about what protesters demands actually are represented. this week from margaret who asked just that she says what are they asking for i haven't seen one article that explains that so we have a big common joe who tries to do just that this is sophie our los case is the senior program manager for europe and eurasia at freedom house here in the u.s. and here's her take on what these protests are about i think what we're seeing at the core of these protests is a reaction of indignation thousands of people are legally told that the opposition candidates that they want to see on the ballot for the moscow city legislature are not allowed to run and therefore potentially represent the citizens so what's

coming up next is the election day is this sunday in september 8th it's going to be a true test for the electoral system ahead of big girl elections for the parliament and 2021 and for the president 2024. so yeah she explains it pretty clearly there but can you give us the backstory to why some of these candidates wouldn't be allowed to run. gray yeah so the issue began earlier in the summer when a group of oppositionists tried to register to be candidates for the selection and it started out registration they are obligated to collect nominations signatures because they're running as independents and not on behalf of a political party and they need to collect the signatures of about 3 percent of residents in their district which is about depending on the district between 5 and 6000 people and they managed to do not only ended in the signatures in the

electoral commissions in their districts along with all the other work and their commissions turned around and basically found fault with signatures either saying just work fake signature and writing experts. where they said that these people don't exist. that these are dead dead souls these are dead people they were residents and so they denied all the independent opposition candidates in their registration and that caused a great deal of outrage from its supporters of the opposition and some of whom resorted to already comments they posted on twitter you know so and so and i signed on behalf of the skin and here's my signature i'm very much alive i'm very much a resident. and so that brought more attention to this election that i'm on so you vote you know in general are very interested in regional elections the

selection traditionally has about 20 percent turnout so it's not a really important contest but this kneejerk reaction to disallow the whole independent candidates all potential opposition is for participation really. got people kind of green involved well i'm sure. you know of move off so paul. was talking all for the people who were able to latch. in contention for the with local moscow and actions and she has been very vocal on twitter on talking about how challenging she's been arrested many times she's been trying to go to the protest at one point this takes us back a couple of weeks into august she asked during our recording and i'm going to show you what happens i don't want to spoil what happens next so she is online and i would just listen for you by who says nobody said that i said pressure of the species and we were the card with

a dash for the city so please pretty please. i mean these are the some i knew you were going to hear about that from. ron what you make of the waiver the police and the authorities are dealing with protesters and some of i would think i see leaders but some of the most prominent independent politicians who are not allowed to compete for elections this coming sunday. but i think could to better understand it we should compare it with the blue situations when we faced the same refusal for independent get it is to be dissipated for example 10 years ago busy me myself also tried to dissipate in most elections and also they say that all the signatures i gathered were falsified and that i'm not allowed etc etc but we didn't see such kind of. police violence we did see such a big protests i think what what changed is that

a number of very different environment we have that. have hundreds of thousands of people who are ready to go to stories we see that also would is a brawl approval rating fell down to around 30 percent that used to be around 60 percent so it's another environment where the government is feeling frightened. and this why they're so emotional reacting to anybody who is trying to bring people to streets because stand a stand that it can be dangerous but. it also but it was one of the kind of this what she's very close to saying about it one of the leaders of the protest so this right but the government really feels bad because they know how it. ended in ukraine i mean there georgia in other countries when people went to the streets after electoral fraud they just don't with their own authoritarian regimes. you mention that the government seems like they are afraid of these and this is what

mohamed replies on twitter he says russian authorities are now blaming western meddling which is ultimately cause unrest in moscow but so far the protests are seen much larger than what they had been in a few years vitaly i want to bring you in here on that point the fact that these are such large protests and much larger than they have been and many many years what do you think the reason is. why i'm qualified. we wrote it. here and written the. woman's made by so-called opposition but you have mentioned some unknown politicians a young politician sexually. a lady called said well. she has managed to collect signatures from the dead man to put her on the list and.

because of debts schorsch was unable to participate but we had a bunch of a position candidates right now in moscow trying to ready achieve some votes unfortunately it's hard to. say to discuss this question's with those who are looking to russia right now some of them living in permanently in the west some of them are fugitives in some aggression total a tear in states like ukraine but. busy frankly speaking you know i don't i don't see the point you know for the discussion. there there's a huge but a huge number of opposition guys trying to attract the hearts of moscow citizens but all in vain because they're useless they cannot offer any interesting if agenda for the people that's why the. they are not in need and. i think that this is you know actually staged by

a sobel and her friends the italians legally and we have appreciate you taking part in a discussion that you don't see any point of but maybe romantic perhaps you can help the tali a precinct but at least the people in russia who do. it have hired to vest the stash and get in here 1st of all outright the response from a simple sentence 1st he said that he doesn't understand why is this the biggest and discussed by the people of on the around this part. so i participated still hold the protests and. mr malone up leaves in another city so he also does why he doesn't understand who is he speaking about well i don't know i personally told the people who were arrested and i know all of it they have no signature of signatures on dead men as he said even the government is not saying that the book's obit and got some signatures from dead men is only madonna's theory so i assume

your question so why let it wait is different right now why so many people are going to this research right now and it's really you're right this is the biggest protests since 2011 because there were around 60000 people on sort of square. so i think it's it's a sign of all busy the mood of the people is changing it's not only about moscow we see the same in other regions such as. going to school or moscow region or even in. faraway see it is in the north caucasus we see a lot of different regional purposeful bit of a different presence so i think it's just situation is changing something in the air is changing and most elections is just one of the reasons why people get them together so point in counterpoint i hear you saying something in the air is

thinking it sounds like there's a little bit of hope in your voice but i want not to diminish that help but i want to share a comment from someone who thinks the opposite so this is eric bana kosky he's the assistant director of her russia and eurasia program at the fletcher school of tufts university and here's his idea. the recent protests in russia have been touted as some kind of turning point in russian domestic politics by many experts but there's little indication at least not yet that any real changes are coming the protestors while growing in number are still no match for the government the authorities remain unwavering and have responded with mass detentions and propaganda according to the levada analytical center whose approval rating has sunk to as low as 64 percent this year and approval for the government has dropped to around 39 percent but the kremlin has faced similar public sentiment back in

20132000 baht there is little reason to believe that 2019 will be a watershed moment for the system so yeah i actually want to bring you back in here on that point because he says these protests might be significant but nothing from italy. yes so 1st just going back to the previous discussion as the n.s.a. and i you know it's been an old sort of go to lying through their regime to say that all the opposite she can do is go out and scream in the streets and of course ironically when they actually participate in the political process when they try to be candidates when they start trying to run for office they're disqualified for ridiculous reasons. it doesn't even mean that they would win a majority b.c. if that just means that they had some level of support and we got 20 some of percent of the vote in the mural action in moscow 2013 so there is some level of electoral support for the opposition in moscow i think in terms of the protests

we're conflating too much here protests don't mean regime change protests don't mean a media political kind of radical change but they are important this is again very low level kind of not very interesting election traditionally has been a not a very interesting election between 50 and 60000 people come out early august and and protest and show their support among the people who showed up were a lot of famous rappers musicians bloggers artists actresses who were supporting. this movement and the protest and had this dual message. double space that it was both in support of the independent again as there was also in support of the people who had been detained and who had been. in the protests before that. and people had an emotional reaction to this detention and kind of

violence used against people who came out to demand something that's that's very elementary just to demand to have. the right to candidates all kinds of candidates up here on the ballot. i have to say you may have caught it just a little bit earlier we had a problem of a connection for tali it's unfortunate we're not able to bring him back into this conversation we will keep trying because he's was is very important but i feel that we have lost him but what is really important is to get the perspective from president putin in august he was in france and he was also playing international press about the protests in moscow and this was his response. and. citizens have a right to peaceful demonstrations according to the law and authorities should ensure the realization of these rights but no one not the authorities or any group of citizens has the right to violate existing laws bringing the situation to an

absurd level or to clashes with authorities is a violation of the law and those who are guilty of these violations should be held responsible to stick around so that was your president talking about the violence and the violence in the process was he wasn't really talking about the ideas behind them and the push for independent candidates to be able to actually stand are you hearing more from the president about the the bigger reason behind the protests. well 1st of all i would like to absolutely agree with the president putin of that those people who are responsible for the violence should be a bring to be brought to justice and now we understand who these people are very well because during the latest protest which happened several days ago we so also like a top dozen of 1000 people marching through the city but this time there was no police around for some reason we don't understand why but this time there were no

police and it went absolutely peaceful there were no arrests no klesha so no one broken window so now we understand what makes changes so as soon as police appears in the c.d.'s one of the stop their arrests we see clashes with we see. a lot of fun resta in the city and a lot of problems so police and let's move a portion of those people or responsible for violence. and i think that they should be brought to justice and i assume your question about like bigger reason i think that action of adamant wouldn't understand it's very well he just doesn't want to mention it but bigger reason i think one of the biggest reasons for these changes is generational change because young people they don't watch t.v. at all not just because of propaganda but just because they don't use it because it's i would outdated so they consume information differently then it becomes of propaganda and that's why it's very difficult but it wasn't put in the kremlin to

impose. their. usual with henri the and to make these people believe that our country is like a democratic country you which is progressing but it quickly and so and so on so because of these generational change and we see more and more people involved in these protests and on the streets you are short of over the pictures and you can easily see that most of these people are blake. between 17 and 25 very very young people so that 70 percent of the. students or even. studying in english some. and it's very difficult for the government to stop this. i hear what you're saying there i want to bring this in from yosh on twitter yes of the bean who has an interesting thread that he says that we can share on the stream for our audiences yes she writes a story that you won't read in the press is this there's almost no real ideological

or political difference between neo liberal clan of all the guards and security gains and the liberal opposition that's now protesting against putin's rules like alexina valley and his people he goes on to say that i talk to all sorts of people from the center of moscow from 17 to 70 year olds and if you have any real faith that the liberal opposition to putin will be any less corrupt or trustworthy than the current government if they come to power so ya know i will give this one to you what do you make of this perspective that people don't actually think that there is any real difference. well i'm not sure that i buy into those anecdotal talking to the people on the street 1st of all the opposition in russia in so much as a it's united it's united in its pursuit of trying to participate and all it takes in russia to add plurality to all ticks. to make elections fair and to be able to

compete in a lot of shien's to less fraud in elections those are their overarching goals then they have different goals they have different political beliefs they have to prove political pop forms i think all of that kind of gets swept away because they're just excluded from the political arena i think obviously internally like you know other places internally the opposition has its differences some people are supportive of sort of a nationalist agenda some people are not supportive of a nationalist agenda but you know various kind of different opinions on economic programs i think that's all natural that that should that should exist in a democratic country. just being looking at this twitter feed and we're looking at what's been happening to protesters have been jailed or arrested said howard k. on my laptop i'm just curious as to what is happening to the protesters who have gone to jail so we've got one protest that surprise release and then looking at

verses from the. russian news in the english language and the other thing a day of moscow's crisis against opposition demonstrators and is a mixed bag for russia's opposition where do you think this protest might go next the elections are on sunday will they will they just stop once the elections have happened. well we see. something that we already saw several years ago i would say thought was 12th after we also have this big crisis of demonstration and after that we have a lot of criminal investigations against actually random opposition or so those people who were arrested one of the leaders of the position mostly but just to the random people who were arrested for something that wasn't even well ation of them nor like this time also among this 9 people who are still in prison are

those busy who would just throw a paper cup you know policeman or someone who just. touched. that helmet of bullets but he didn't he did he just did and that was enough to put him in jail and now he can be imprisoned for 5 years so this is how the system reacts they want to make it very clear signal to everybody that absolutely random person that so any one of you can be arrested and imprisoned for 56 years 6 years without doing anything wrong without anybody lation of the law ok but everybody should be afraid so that that's how they want to stop it just allocating some random people in prison so rahman donna thank you so much for tawny for the proof time we have to thank you very much as well but i want to leave us with this to mohamed who says russian federation cannot meet the demands of the status oppressed mass uprisings before it got too but i'm hopeful for constructive

dialogue so let's see. i must go i mean it's a poem auctions take place on sunday to follow out his own i don't com for the latest after watching for next. was. 3 months of protests on an unprecedented scale have virtually paralyzed hong kong what began as opposition to an extradition law has escalated into a broader pro-democracy anti-government movement. so how and why has this crisis

developed what the protesters want. in the 1st of 2 special reports people in power traces the dramatic evolution of hong kong summer of defiance on a just 0. the latest news as it breaks the problem is that in many cases those fires get out of control with details coverage the protesters don't seem to be flagging and neither does the police's determination to suppress the movement from around the world most of these vehicles carry syrian splaying from the south of the border the influx causes the hood's traffic jam in the only the over you know that city of ed let. me as i want to finally we're going ask about it but that's the ball is about what i see when it's north that are not the set says they're not the same wonder brothers out of all of our cars and the bunch is approaching at 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. there's no one way of telling the story keeping is top right and to respect the best are just as great we have to get to know the person from the text. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the top stories on al-jazeera now but the champagne's have approved a bill to delay breaks it and block a no deal exit from the e.u. on oct 31st. in the eyes to the right 327 the nays to the left

219 no i so the eyes have it the survey unless. the bill still has to go through the parliament upper house before m.p.'s can make it into law it forces the prime minister to ask for an extension to the october 31st bret's it deadline if a deal has not been agreed but boris johnson has now called for a snap general election on october 15th it is completely impossible for government to function if the house of commons refuses to cause anything that the government will proceed sound in my view the view of this government there is now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october. and i might be right over gentlemen to respond to decide which of us jews is probably this is that crucial council on thursday the 17th of october i think it's very sad that m.p.'s a very tired like this but if i am still proud i do i think it's

a great their election of their democratic duty to speak. well live now to journal who is outside parliament watching all of this in westminster and the prime minister there trying to frame this entire effort that there's no deal legislation as parliament vs the people he is arguing that he is the man that's going to rescue the country's democracy. yes indeed that is his pitch in a very fast moving sequence of events this evening in which in which these anti no deal brings it legislation has made record progress through the house of commons it may yet be filibustered delayed in the house of lords but consensus is it will make its way through to royal assent in the coming days boris johnson in the meantime as you say opening the debate on his own motion to trigger a snap election as you say framing it as a contest between an increasingly angry and frustrated voting public who want

breaks it to happen now and a parliament that has stood at every turn and in opposition in briggs' its way said that it was time for the people to decide who they want to take this thing forward well will he get his wish not tonight because jeremy called in the opposition leader spoke afterwards he said look no one voted for no deal that's what this legislation is set to prevent to work at least put off for the moment he would support and call for an election but not until the bill becomes law and is on the statute books that means that possibly within days possibly next week he will support a call for an election that date october the 15th looks like the likely date of a snap general election ok thank you very much joe now with all the latest from westminster of course we'll be staying across developments there as they're

following johnson's call for there to be an early general election while now and other stories we're following hurricane dorian is headed towards the united. states after leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas at least 7 people are confirmed dead but the prime minister warns the death toll will likely rise as the country prepares for a humanitarian crisis nearly half of all homes on the 2 most affected islands what damaged or destroyed. the u.s. states of florida georgia and south carolina are under threat from the storm as it slowly moves towards the land more than a 1000000 residents on the southeast coast of the u.s. have been issued with evacuation orders and want to get out while there is still time or there's more in everything we're covering al jazeera dot com is why you need to go and of course we will be giving you all the latest updates on what is happening today in parliament what could be a historic certainly what is an unprecedented day as parliament tries to fight the

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