at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he cranes recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the prisoner exchange could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is being seen as a victory for both presidents putin and selenski a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet crane 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight that suggests the lenski not only had to make concessions but that russia will be a tough negotiating partner in future talks to end fighting in eastern ukraine. victoria gave him the al-jazeera and the news ahead.

bex it divisions boil over outside britain's parliament as it had the minister's resignation delivers a new blow to prime minister horse johnson. and 6 years on from a devastating earthquake out there what do you know they're struggling to rebuild their houses of prayer. how low they have been very few weeks in the caucasus where we've not seen clouds develop into showers in the last couple of months beyond and here's another bell going through his back a lot you get a shower to further south it looks fairly dry tempest on the come down in both iran and iraq such too is a next in terre and 40 in baghdad the breeze typically a northerly so it's looking like a change of season still searches are in by region the eastern side military is nice and quiet not particularly humid

a continuation the drop in temperature brings baghdad down to 40 in kuwait to 42 that cooler weather right now is a relative has not reached for the southeast on the forecast here are still 43 in doha a little bit less than that and by abu dhabi don't think it will be a continuation despite the fact the breeze is certainly picked you know humidity won't be anything like as high whereas along the i'm on the coast is a bit of a boost taking place here to the how if 29 in salalah represents overcast drizzly weather is well welcome of course. there we are seems a big temperature differences recently in south africa cape towns in the thirty's down to 21 also almost sunday the readings being to the eastern cape and. has disappeared we're going to quote a couple of days. the weather sponsored by catherine ways. for the congolese the journey to work at all aboard means unimaginable hardship i

prefer to lie down because then you might get the captain to chancing life and limb on a dangerous journey through the jungle have gone on to the rails and nearly died the day our children go to school and live because of the prank risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. you're watching out of syria let's take a look at the top stories right now president trump says he's called off secret meetings involving the taliban and afghan government that were to be held in the u.s. on sunday he says it's because of a taliban suicide bombing in kabul. and his lucky humanitarian crisis in its wake

with thousands of people fleeing the restored homes and the bahamas the aid is coming and that it's hard to distribute because of ruined roads railways and the works ukraine and russia have carried out a prisoner exchange that's being hailed as a step towards ending the war in eastern ukraine $35.00 were released by each side . having and order a week of parliamentary defeats and defections u.k. prime minister boris johnson has lost a senior cabinet minister amber rudd who was works and pensions secretary resigned from the cabinet and the the government government and the conservative party she says she can no longer endorse johnson's approach to praxis because he seems determined to crash out of the e.u. without a deal. the move comes a lot of work going on tonight if i'm not going in to get it. and then on top of that have seen 21 really good strong concerns to please try more to

request of the excluded from the party into coming to the conservative party to such a force for good income in this country no longer has a place to sleep. and i can't stop. and divisions over brock's it became ugly outside the house of parliament in london anti europe demonstrators fought with police as they tried to reach a rival anti parks or valley officers by most of the violence on a far right group called the democratic football lads alliance so i go to set an anti proxy demonstration in london where protesters were calling for the prime minister to resign because he may have only been in office 45 days how many prime minister boris johnson's bureau mates to the country find his version of bricks it ready for it to be very difficult to. tell the demonstration of saturday in central london is also capping off one of the toughest

weeks of these hard ops almost more difficult than he could have ever imagined week that saw him coming to sit 5th richest system having such $21.00 members of his own party the same forever resigning from his cabinet and also the house of those opera house approving a bill that would effectively block a new deal breck's it and put a 3 month delay in order to try and get a deal to avoid the just soldierly exit from the european union now while prime minister course johnson did say that you would rather die in a ditch his words rather than ours for an extension brussels in fact he has already been hemmed in. by. the director of public prosecutions. if he did not. then there is a good chance that he would standing in temps and could even see himself

a possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the law of this country from having taken back. by minister boris johnson now finds himself being. lost in downing street hong kong police fired tear gas to disperse protesters gathering for a 2nd night in the district of cologne the crowds were pushed back from a police station where they were demanding an independent investigation into the alleged use of excessive force by police officers stopped another protest from targeting the airport with a major security blitz trains to dock stop at stations on the way to the terminals to prevent demonstrators from getting there or test or shut down the airport for 2 days last month. pharmaceutical company purdue which manufactures the controversial painkiller oxycontin is expected to file for bankruptcy the company has been in settlement talks over america's deadly overdose crisis much of which is blamed on the overprescription of opioid drugs like oxy cotton or do is set to go on trial in

october to settle more than 2000 lawsuits worth up to $12000000000.00 brazil's president terrible sorrow has jews and dependents day celebrations to make it clear that his country won't tolerate enter ferentz in the amazon rain forest joined a parade in the capital urging brazilians to in his words show the world that the amazon is ours it's been criticized for its response to the record number of fires and everyone was out celebrating though there were protests in several cities a lot american alysia newman was at one in sao paulo. this is national independence day in brazil and while in the capital brasilia the president is leading the military parade here on the streets of sao paulo people are dressed in black that is their sign of protest and this year they're out on the streets protesting against budget cuts in education and against the government's policies in the amazon rain forest boy because he should be presuming with education we acquire

knowledge and without a recall and do anything it means we'll be at the mercy of political leaders that's why we're all fighting for decent public education these days you know. the government has a plan to destroy our citizens rights because without science and education we have no rights and i think that now the amazon is in the hands of the exploiters in the agricultural business sector. others are carrying flags and signs saying friedler the former president who is now in prison accused of corruption they believe that he has been wrongly accused and condemned 2 years in prison while supporters of the government and the previous government as well are free. in fact there are no shortage of it issues to protest against these women for example say that there's been an increase in femicide because of what they say is the president assad and his dad to. me it's a crime it's

a crime this isn't the largest protest against the government on the streets of sao paolo but perhaps more significant is the result of the natives got past fornia up to new people which shows that the president's approval rating has gone down from 33 to 29 percent just since the end of july he was elected with 55.2 percent of the bolts so this is quite significant and one of the important things that has changed since july is the burning of the amazon. all much of the world's attention has been focused on fires in brazil those fires in the amazon pope francis is visiting madagascar where he's condemned the illegal logging and to force stationed there as a global threat 44 percent of the island's forests as been cut down in the past 60 years. america is rich in plants an animal biodiversity yet this treasure is threatened by deforestation from which some profit the

deterioration of that biodiversity compromises the future of the country and of the earth as you know the last forests are menaced by forest fires poaching and unrestricted cutting down of valuable woodlands but for the people concerned a number of activities harmful to the environment ensure their survival so it is important to create jobs and there to that generate income while also protecting the environment when a powerful earthquake struck with a central philippines hundreds of people died and homes and businesses were destroyed centuries old churches were flattened and 6 years all work to rebuild them has been slow. going to. it was a time of great suffering for the people of. her. nearly 6 years ago a powerful earthquake struck the province in central philippines. more than 200 people were killed and thousands more lost their homes. at least 10 churches that

dated back to spanish colonial times were also this choice but hall is home to some of the country's historical church landmarks the devastation also signaled a period of longer agony for the faithful more than 80 percent of filipinos are roman catholics catholicism was 1st introduced here by way of the beside this region hundreds of years ago making the philippines the only bastion of catholicism in asia the church in the town of madiba hawk was established in the 18th century they said that they had dreams that. he's. asking for remains so 3 days after the earthquake trying to retrieve the e-mail from their. the national museum says this is one of its biggest projects in recent years for

centuries the church has served as a moral and spiritual calm pass for communities here this is why people here tell us if felt as though their own identity was also lost in the rubble and they know that the only way for them to fully recover is for all the churches to be restored the struggle is not just to rebuild the churches back to their former glory given the scars resources and limited to knology but also to ensure that the structures are restored properly we have to understand that nature is not just the thing that destroys the surfers but it is also human neglect and we would be people start to look at these and take these structures for granted much has been said about the role of the roman catholic church in philippine society for its followers catholicism has long been a symbol of social justice and dissent but forwards critics it has also been

associated with abuse of power and corruption but whatever role it has played for centuries people years say these chuck schumer's no longer just serve their feet full or they also represent the soul of the country's history. jim ellenbogen al jazeera behold province central philippines. canadian teenager bianca andrusco has claimed her 1st grand slam title with an upset win over serena williams in the u.s. open final in 1000 year old matt williams has power throughout and maintained her composure with an awful late back from the 6 time champ to take the 1st set 63 and the 2nd 75 addresses the 1st canadians when a major and the professional era. it's so hard to explain that in words but i'm just beyond grateful and truly blessed i worked really really hard for this moment

. i can't complain this year has been a dream come true and now being able to play on the stage against serino a true legend of the sport is amazing here be able to play that unbelievable mansion to graduation. so proud and happy for me. it was you know it was an incredible tennis out there wish i could've played better but i mean if anyone could win this tournament outside of the u.s. i'm happy to think that i have the h.b.o. . having come to power promising to get the economy moving grace's new government is pumping money into infrastructure but it says there will be no quick fixes for greece who haven't ordered decade of austerity and poverty johnson supports the. prime minister keeping me to thank yous has wasted no time over the

summer he delivered on a promise to cut property tax and this month plans to roll back corporate and income taxes that rose sharply during the country's economic crisis and the government is fast tracking flagship investments and gold mining development and urban redevelopment at the previous cd's a government had frozen been almost leased out i.q. thought i can life has become a bit of for the greeks and to. 2 months but stone by stone the foundations for the country's rebirth of being light for the 1st time after 10 years of crisis there is a glimmer of hope that the brighter grace was spoken of is not an impossible dream in the market the expected tax cuts don't yet translate to higher sales it's a business and those marianna volatile bull and her family have forced to keep alive a 50 year old business in threads. and last year was their worst of the crisis she says but things changed after the july general election so to psychology has changed

a lot changing government always helps but i think it's more than my i see assess an optimism but a climate a sense of expectation the same is true for basic needs there's no uptick yet but people here are more hopeful through this fruit stand and many kind of callie and her brother support their families as well as their mother who can't survive on a pension. no no i don't we haven't seen a change in the market yet i hope it's a talk us passes the tax cuts the previous government was a disaster thank goodness they've gone i hope so pinned on the stepping out. outside the whole women to thank you spoke labor unions mark their presence as they always do with the country's biggest annual trade fair not to oppose government policy but to press even harder for an end to austerity. is giving people hope that after a decade of recession and high taxes he will deliver on his promise of growth for all business and consumer sentiment or as

a 12 year high and global markets have given him a vote of confidence greece's cost of borrowing has fallen by 2 percentage points since the election was announced and bitter thank yous is showing he means business his 1st act of parliament created the most powerful secretariat the greek prime minister has ever had to monitor his cabinets performance. al-jazeera thessaloniki . let's take a look at the headlines right now on al-jazeera president donald trump says he's called off secret meetings involving the taliban and afghan government that were to be held in the u.s. on sunday he says it's because of a taliban suicide bombing in kabul which killed an american soldier and 11 other people. of course in washington d.c. doldrums treats help give us a framework from disarming various of arms we've been monitoring over the last week

on monday zalmay khalilzad be us on voice for the talks with the taliban had said our agreement in principle had been reached with the taliban for the withdrawal of u.s. troops them on thursday we had that bomb in kabul 10 afghan civilians dead to nature so it was personnel killed including one american shortly after those. returned suddenly to cutoff for more talks with the taliban that have been previously scheduled hurricane dorie and has left a humanitarian crisis in its wake with thousands of people fleeing their destroyed homes in the bahamas the aid is actually coming in and the problem is that it's difficult to distribute because of ruined roads runways and ports and the rain is now ending its wrath of canada where it's made landfall in the eastern province of nova scotia with winds of 160 kilometers an hour more than 300000 people are without power and coastal towns have been told to expect heavy rain and flooding troops have been roughed up houses and a crane toppled over saudi arabia's king solomon has replaced the energy minister

with one of his sons prince abilities and salma it puts him in one of the kingdom's most important positions prince abdullah zs will replace khalid who was dismissed as chairman of state owned aramco a few days ago. ukraine and russia have carried out a prisoner exchange that's being hailed as a step towards ending the war in eastern ukraine $35.00 people were released by each side. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has lost a senior cabinet minister after a week of parliamentary defeats and defections amber rudd who was work and pensions secretary resigned from the government and the conservative party she says she could no longer in tours johnson's approach to approximate because he seems to turman to crash out of the e.u. without a deal. philip start drama joker star an oscar nominee joaquin phoenix has taken home the golden lion award at the film festival and venice explains batman's

nemesis and all of his transformation from a vulnerable loner into confident villain in the polanski's military drama an officer in a spy took the runner up prize. so the headlines keep her on al-jazeera much more to come risking it all as next. to finally you will. get but that's. more huge news and stuff. so you're not to do. it to the bottom of a cousin to one she's a bitch on the bottom. in part one of these 2 part series al-jazeera explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. sports doping the chase on all disease.

i mean it is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for 5 months but now it's running again. the train left lubumbashi the 2nd largest city 5 days ago. no one knows when it will arrive. the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name lee hall and bell or the swallow. so. news of the. swallow's arrival spreads like wildfire via the bush telegraph all word of mouth.

it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo like a local bus stops a virtually every station in drills huge crowds. half of them a street vendors at every stop even in the remotest villages the station becomes an instant market. the am c i didn't know. i don't know nor would any of your members were out yet i wrote that there are several i know. about. but there's not much time for selling. the train is already packed so. the passengers clamor for remaining seats

like i. said. clement has been riding this train for 20 years and knows what to expect. some say but it got there i think because this ill temper says it said this is just their ducks in the fall of both places done something on public will be. said to simulate let's. say by young today. one of the mother distinctly i dislike the sensible for the business for the decisive louise it's so this it's a sonic as i said the thing. about the people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly 2000 people all together 3

times the officially permitted capacity. for those who want to able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the root. images are you quite open about what it is and you say that it is only a few simple words you will let your guard up that might ever tell you cool but only do it when you said it was up some of them were. located in the heart of the continent the democratic republic of congo is the largest country in sub-saharan africa. the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to a labor of these the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than 50 years. the old engine was

bought 2nd hand in south africa. a relay of 10 drivers is needed to cover the 1600 kilometer journey. but. the driver is 63 years old missed him a long go has one of the hardest parts of the trip. 120 kilometers of trouble see above the river where we've never done that it said that it's already. got this and this if that's the kind of i said yeah all physical that's why the trip was this every saturday that if i. missed him a long go is the master on board and supplements his income by allowing 10 passengers to. travel in the driver's cabin. it's as close as he gets to 1st class

on the train. back in 2nd class the challenge is to avoid stepping on someone as you try and move around the carriage. it's something claim all can't get used to. the player but it was said on bus and c c said if it was set up over cement throughout the whole city coming by it it would be someone else sends us the segment called did you not think what this includes is a lot of big this was just one bus they called both their money on the sunday before and they put up to go the route it. would be nothing to lose the passengers take as much luggage as they can.

so put a corner media. on a cd expose it equally falsify luck. to you. that you lose money for the full song to we're. supposed to keep playing along as of old to see the mob was due to the extraordinary things sometimes happen. you know much as i was on my side i know you think you don't want to see what you want to add to that what those again those are and then you might find some of. the muslim son son of. god but. he does. argue we are for green card because you say that you took. the train can also be a death trap to load the foot to be taught it's a software. because i said

a 3rd of my stuff if i did not think would be that good for such gus nossal which our gun laws deal to discuss in a month to help us in my life and. last year the snares made several passengers. and those in 3rd class risked their lives here on the rigs. and they can easily get knocked off the moving train. now when i got out before going out with. her dad is out not going to split with the smaller boy what about. his fellow travelers up on the class have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. play

live. but they believe it's a good job. because. the danger comes not just from above but also from the sun. even if the moderate speed of 30 kilometers an hour a tree branch can come up like a machete. but there are a lot of the similar there's a lot of other. border secure better border.

it's. ready ready a some of the remotest areas of the d.r. congo. as dawn breaks free men are preparing for a long journey. they're traveling salesman training in kosov or flowers and palm oil in the villages they work for smile. moved in on a mobile version you should know beyond your what it was you were doing what you do does your mom want to malala offer for you one of them was to kill them all so much do you go one on one o one your food food food. man and his companions

a setting out on an arduous 160 kilometer journey through villages in the country south. it will probably take them around 4 or 5 days. you've got the little. risk. most of the villages are in the middle of nowhere and reaching them means travelling on dirt tracks so the congolese improvise. they converge and reinforce their bicycles to withstand the poor conditions and up to 300 kilos of merchandise.

you cool live son of. work if you know school you know then be sure to put a foot or put a foot in the kitchen learn what you need. to know my name was difficult to speak. to food. it takes remarkable willpower to undertake such a journey to lose. sleep sleep sleep. sleep sleep.

sleep. big. blue note we are no more but was there but it was dipping my eyes in john i was there something good to know piano. by nightfall they reach a village. for once they won't sleep by the side of the road but in the church. this will be their only meal of the day. for. me. here in this you impose your mother the good don't want to know you guys you know why don't you guys you. no woman whose son was good enough to go for

seen you know what's going. here in the you know funny you know looking. come over you know zocor book. new york attitude good luck to wind up my song was just if we made it up on it was just too much fun in the muscle movie live play she got by duke. it was a joke when the window muscle to the foot do come and go say look at the my shoes didn't move we don't know what they don't see. the village of his statue is 60 kilometers away. another 3 days of hard labor.

yet the forwards coach. a man and his family are on the track. by waving a red scarf he's been able to stop the train at this tiny village in the middle of the bush and go up up. up so i'm just. going to but would you just got an idea what what when where i mean i'm sure. it's often like this. hard work for little pay. mr malone go belly ends $140.00 a month. or never. am i surprised that the markets out of the uk that have won what

a 1st level what they did for the most open. that was going to separate what it. see every go to still pick up a bottle or anything like that about that. but right now his main concern is the state of the truck. he has to reduce speed to less than 10 kilometers an hour. at this point the rails are not really aligned to any mill richard but that's why it was that all out there for loaded up with this saab in. this outfit

a simple cystitis if i thought it. was a fish show. and i said you've got to get out there just must like the dump risky up i said about lasts just that turn dodger you know what reversion to this about budget talks argue it out yet is good it did i will not go. back in the bush man and his 2 associates have covered a 3rd of the journey but the day's off to a bad start as one bike has had a puncture. somebody get out the welcome. it's the 5th time in one day. without a repair kit to a new in a cheap. patches the puncher with a piece of rubber from an old cheap one hopes for the best.

most men and his companions still have another 30 kilometers to go to reach the next village. and you'll come up on your show even with on what i've. read a good deal for you open up what. we came in. with a huge bump up on.

the ngo hunger. and fatigue. they barely had the strength to push their bikes any further. i. want to end it all when we only got. a budget for my. home and wondered the corner kick. might make a good. and

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will be up on. your wall folk will. the 3 companions journey will soon be over when they get home in a week's time they live and enough money to feed their families. back home build the swallow the danger has passed the rails all straight again. some from there. but just when everything seems more or less normal missed him

a long go is confronted with a new problem. the train is losing speed. eventually it comes to a complete still. the fact that he does so in the middle of a village is no coincidence. mr malone go believes it's sabotage he suspects the vendor is the one known as traffickers in the deal congo. this is because a lot of people saw. it go through the low cut through that does that it's. just to get lucky. with.

goods but then again i would love to get to. c 6 about a. picture has been riding the swallow for 10 years but on this trip he's selling soldiering while the next time he'll sell something else about it on the way the train provides him with a living what to do so my question. to my children and to government do to then it will have to be my lot more isn't it blue not be so is that open up but they said if i. knew so much notice about duffy go most in august about that no we would tend to succumb with an absolute does only one about the time that the other no muslim got to be so bold whose. that there are more do more good more good ones that i would. come.

back to. mr molong goes still has 900 kilometers to go before reaching a labor of the trains final destination. if all goes well the 1600 kilometer journey will have taken 8 days. the swallow continues on its way. despite the obstacles it's a necessary but precarious lifeline to thousands of congolese. in the heart of the amazon delivery in families that send lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. getting the congo to the capital is an

even more dangerous challenge. risking it to. be out. on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked here there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working around the clock to make sure that we bring new friends as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. talk to al-jazeera we're going to give them to the people will be attending them and i'm a workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone it's also terrorizing

we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter which is 0 this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survive all everyone has a voice but a start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this it'll be a shouldn't really be able to dilute ph i fully join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged amount easier. donald trump reveals he's called off secret meetings involving taliban leaders and afghanistan's president because of an attack in kabul.

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up aid workers warn conditions are quickly deteriorating for hurricane survivors in the bahamas even as emergency supplies are. divisions boil over outside britain's parliament cabinet ministers resignation delivers a new blow to prime minister boris johnson. and russians were turned home after a prisoner swap that many hope will help rebuild relations. present council meetings that were to take place in the u.s. on sunday involving the taliban in afghanistan's president and this is what he tweeted and to almost everyone the major taliban leaders and separately the president of afghanistan were going to secretly meet with me at camp david on

sunday unfortunately in order to build false leverage they admitted to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great soldiers and 11 other people i immediately called off peace negotiations what kind of people would kill so many in order to seemingly strengthen their bargaining position they didn't they only made it worse if they cannot agree to a ceasefire during these very important peace talks that they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway how many more decades are they willing to fight. more from washington d.c. . doldrums tweets help give us a framework for understanding various events that we've been monitoring over the last week on monday zalmay khalilzad the u.s. on voice of the talks with the taliban had said an agreement in principle had been reached with the taliban for the withdrawal of u.s. troops then on thursday we had bad bombing in kabul 10 afghan civilians dead 2 nato service personnel killed including one american and shortly after that colors are

returned suddenly to qatar for more talks with the taliban that have been previously scheduled also on thursday we began hearing reports that the afghan president was going to make a sudden visit to washington but over the course of the day we started hearing that he was going to postpone that visit and now we have the tweets the questions in washington are firstly was this really about the car bombing or were other more serious problems with the negotiations perhaps even within translated ministration itself not to mention the afghan government's opposition to the way that the negotiations were going and secondly is that all trump really going to give up on this when he desperately feels he needs a foreign policy win and it was notable that the schedule for the withdrawal of u.s. troops over the next year over the next few months did seem to hew very closely to the campaigning schedule ahead of the 2020 presidential election. to the bahamas now where thousands of people are fleeing the destruction left behind by hurricane dorian one of the strongest storms ever to hit the caribbean and the u.s.

coast guard is moving people from the hardest hit areas to the capital nassau and more than 100000 others have been taken to the u.s. state of florida and. the unit's warning that conditions on the island are deteriorating with 70000 people needing help and supplies the aid is being rushed in that it's hard to distribute because of ruined piers runways and roads 43 people are known to have died but that number is expected to rise significantly as recovery crews reach the devastated areas out of there as many are awful reports from freeport. floodwaters have finally receded on the island of grand bahama. for residents of this part of the country this means coming to terms with the devastation left over from hurricane dorian on the eastern end of the island more than 80 percent of homes were destroyed. this high school near free ports tourist district has been transformed into a shelter for the displaced many here have lost everything to the hurricane even

their loved ones so i lost my home as well and. he decided to stay back phone. from what i have say and heard everything else like completely gone so. you know as you guys you know. are going to die you know no any player there was but. about 80 people are staying at this shelter freeport remains without electricity and the heat is almost unbearable but there is food and water and doctors on site to provide medical attention to anyone who needs it by i really thank god for life right now and i thank god for the u.s. coast gods and participated you guys and i you know bringing us food and clothes and water and stuff. the search operations continue for hundreds of people still missing but the destruction from the storm is so widespread that even

with the assistance of the united states coast guard and border patrol there are still places in the country that rescue teams have yet to reach one of the biggest challenges in delivering disaster relief to survivors of hurricane dorian has been limited access to the areas worst hit by the storm only up until a few days ago this airplane for example along with freeport airport were sitting under at least 2 meters of flood waters. it's been several days since the storm passed many of the people we've met seem to still be in shock but nonetheless grateful to be alive when it was not below. freeport bahamas. saudi arabia's king someone has replaced the energy minister with one of his sons prince abilities been salma it puts him in one of the kingdom's most important positions and abilities will replace khalid awfully who was dismissed as chairman of the state owned oil company around co few days ago the company's preparing for

a much anticipated stock listing joint u.s. and turkish patrols are getting underway in northern syria never areas covered by a planned buffer zone turkey wants to extend its military presence along the border and allow displaced syrians to return home u.s. back kurdish forces withdrew from the area under last month's agreement that had 10 year the turkey syria border so jamal turkey and the u.s. haven't really been on the same page does this indicate that they are getting in more of an agreement. well you sense a positive step that's how it's being described in the sense that the true nato allies and essentially the 2 not just militaries within nato all these parts are going to work together there was the establishment of a joint command room between the thai kitchen and the u.s. military several weeks ago and now today just now is the beginning of this for us

joint patrol but it's in a very limited area on the syrian side all of the talk to syria or there obviously the terrorists have insisted that's been used to be a much greater than the area that is secured by its military in order to one ensure that there is a safe zone for displaced syrians to live free from fear of from bargain but also true to root out what's in described as terrorist organization fold groups like i still in splinter groups from it but also groups like the p.k. k. and other kurdish separatists who have used the areas in one space on the syrian side of the border it's wrong to attacks inside sort of keep that's where the points of contention has been or anything publicly from the americans who have actually supported and given logistical support through kurdish separatist groups

there and the turks have insisted that a nice even if the americans don't agree on cooperating then they would actually go ahead unilaterally and it seems the finally the americans have agreed somewhat so how they stop additional zakaria's so how do these patrols play in to be establishment and be safe sounds. well in order for it to happen essentially to establish no safe zones you need to establish your authority in those areas parts simply on the turks what they've been doing operant so now they've been clearing liver so to speak of land along the border so towns like and bob jobless and so forth have been cleared out initially by free syrian army or armed opposition groups opposed to bashar al assad with the tactical support of the turkish military who has been calm and clear the area of specific groups that it's has been targeting but it what it wants to do now

is essentially push all the way up to the eastern side to be afraid to use the euphrates river rather inside syria and establish and hosts out posts one of the turkish military so that it can also not only root out these groups but also ensure that the russian air force the syrian army doesn't targets syria syrian displaced syrians there once that has happened the more than 2000000 refugees within turkey it wants to start seeing them move back into those. areas so for that to go on to happen it's much more than just having joint patrols here and there are essentially establishing turkish military presence inside syria with the approval of the international community. with the latest force and turkey

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