hello the dry season hasn't broken in indonesia and barely been touched in malaysia as you can see there aren't that many showers around there's a concentration still in the philippines but even here it's luzon all the same have nothing in the middle there's maybe a bit of an increase in peninsular malaysia sumatra and thailand that's been on off there for a while to be honest bangkok could well be where place k. and singapore might get to jakarta almost certainly not in the say this continues for a little while longer yet till the sun brings the rain science with it whereas you go a very active changes season in australia disappointing when i think you might agree if you're there because part of the wildfires inland whipped up by what are strong winds if you're in sydney or melbourne or capital chances are it's colder than erotic specht is when you might want and you would have had some right now because some of the right is useful in victoria new south wales but even that's gone come tuesday the reverse is true in perth with the wind out of the interior we're well above 20 degrees only slowly dropping it's been in the middle twenty's over the

weekend and there's an increase in temperature as everything moves the way come wednesday but east wednesday i'm afraid there's also an improvement in the weather in new zealand but it's not immediate 1st of all you've got to see to get through but wednesday does look fine. i can see this and experience the world like never before catatonic ways going places together.

welcome back you're watching out just. headlines the prime minister bars johnson is meeting with his irish counterpart in dublin top of the agenda the irish. and irish prime minister says he doesn't expect any breakthrough in talks. lebanese armed group says it shot down an israeli drone outside the border town of its fight and say they have the aircraft israel and has blogs change fire along the lebanese border just over a week ago russia's ruling party appears to have lost a 3rd of seats in moscow's regional parliament but it still holds a majority vote lead to some of the largest protests in russia and years after

dozens of opposition candidates were banned. now the taliban says the u.s. has the most to lose after president donald trump cancel the meeting with the group in the united states u.s. special envoy. has also been recalled he'd been negotiating with the taliban and carter for nearly a year the afghan government says peace will only be possible if the taliban stops killing people and holds talks with the country's leaders tony burke the reports from kabul. president trump's early morning tweet canceling the meeting with the taliban surprised many including the afghan government but it has actually welcomed the decision the main goal of our piece is is a ceasefire and indicted negotiation with the taliban so these 2 components are very important. the taliban refuses to talk directly with the afghan government who

she regards as illegitimate and corrupt but it did agree to negotiate with the u.s. these forces invaded afghanistan 18 years ago after the 911 attacks on america there have been 9 rounds of talks it's october last year but during that time taliban fighters have carried out numerous attacks and suicide bombings and america has also continued its air campaign which is hit the taliban but this year has also caused the biggest number of civilian casualties the latest taliban bombing was in kabul last thursday in which 12 people were killed including an american soldier 2 days later the u.s. president in a tweet ditched what he said was going to be a secret meeting at camp david even as the taliban was claiming responsibility for thursday's attack zalmay khalilzad the u.s. chief negotiator was on his way to katter for further talks that were later described as positive but the afghan government said the talks gave the taliban recognition the taliban has responded angrily to trump canceling the talks in

a statement released on its website they said the agreement was finalized on saturday both sides agreed to all points they talked about intra afghan talks to begin on september the 23rd but warned that their struggle will continue and the u.s. would suffer more the u.s. has been criticized for offering the taliban too much for raising fears that the country could descend into civil war once the bulk of american forces withdraw if there is a new agreement between the problem in the united states government about the role of the party foreign forces. that will be devoid of worth to not only put up can stand that would be good for the world situation part of that region and the international community and that is something that troubles many afghans all of our growing as we know the taliban is not trustworthy and they do whatever they want and they misuse islamic laws and or to refine the way this country won't be better with them in the government. we are free of the taliban

come out not only will women's rights be violated but also all human rights. all sides appear to agree that militarily they can be no winner in this conflict but also achieving a lasting peace is not going to be easy either where this leaves the peace process is anyone's guess it depends largely on what the taliban chooses to do next either escalate the violence or return to the negotiating table in a different frame of mind afghanistan waits to see which one it will be tony berkeley al jazeera kabul. now for more on this we're joined by national security analyst habeeb water back in kabul good to have you with us 1st of all let me start with the question of why why do you think the u.s. president donald trump decided to cancel the peace talks which by many accounts seemed so close. well 1st of all

let me say this is very unfortunate this is very unfortunate for the united states for the afghan government for the taliban and the african people at large now the reasons that led to the cancellation of this process slash talks could be many my assumption is that it did not have to do with the killing of the u.s. soldier in call but a few days earlier due to a suicide attack we have had 2 soldiers who would could have did not to have gone to stand just 2 weeks ago and nothing happened mind you when when we are going into peace process we are not talking about ceasefire so all sides will carrying on with demanded teddie activities they were taking on each other but what let president trump do to concert it last moment was a i think it's because of the lack of consensus and washington d.c. as national security adviser was not was not on board he clearly dejected senators such as done rejected it and you had other opposition within the united

states who will close to president trying object to the idea of going into negotiations and signing an agreement with the taliban so that's number one number 2 was that. the taliban were asked to go and meet president trump in the united states who signed a peace deal and i think the taliban was a little different they were like we will sign the agreement 1st in a neutral venue and then we will we will not mind traveling to the united states whereas for president trump he wanted to personally sort of sign that agreement then and help his ratings because there are very short of the 20 twentieth's actions as well that basically oblige him by what he had promised to the united states and last but not least is this whole issue of commitment versus delivery the african governments as a vision was the united states there's a vision was that we can just sign an agreement based on commitment there has to be something. of delivery as well which is not true thank you can't have delivery

unless you commit to opposing party to something so that these are the treaties of that i think led to the cancellation of these peace talks and very last moment if it's partly due to some conflicting positions domestically within the us what options does that leave the us when do you think a unilateral withdrawal is on the table so drug what cannot happen because john bolton said that we cannot withdraw a lenticular i'm saying that we cannot withdraw because done on his son will be a threat to the american security again but what i'm looking at is an intensified conflict. the there are still hawks in the u.s. is to believe that they can team this insurgency in afghanistan with military pressure which is not true i mean look at it in 2009 what we have had was the obama

surge we had $150000.00 plus u.s. troops on the ground and we still had the insurgency intensify and it was not claimed i think sooner or later we would have all of the parties coming back to negotiating table i mean the taliban in the united states coming to the negotiating table because there is no way out militarily yes military forces military technology satellites copters troops what they can do is they can contain insurgency had in that but it will never be able to eradicate in taman up root insurgency in afghanistan the sooner they come back to negotiating table i think it will be for the interest of the taliban would be for the interest of the united states for the afghan government the afghan people did regional security and the more we we postpone it the more we are going to have intensified insurgency we're going to have civilian casualties and africans will pay the price for major part of

it. more i will leave it there for now thanks so much for your analysis on but what of the uk the us says it's delivered enough emergency supplies for 44000 people to hurrican dorrian hit the bahamas but the u.n. says 70000 need food and shelter dition zone the worst affected islands are deteriorating the horror can flatten neighborhoods destroyed here is roads and runways making it difficult to distribute aid. i had a chance earlier today to tour the damage from the year in arbuckle and what i was struck by was. the the focus nature of the devastation so there are parts of our baco in the bahamas that don't show a great deal of damage and then there are classes in communities that were devastated almost as though nuclear bombs were dropped on them that the suffering

is of the devastation is a powerful typhoon is led to one person dying and more than 130 flights being canceled in tokyo strong winds smashed the woman against the building in japan's capital typhoon far say was one of the strongest to hit tokyo in recent years or 100000 homes lost power record winds of 207 kilometers an hour were recorded in the nearby city of chiba and the typhoon in north korea has killed at least 5 people and flooded tens of thousands of hectares of farmland the damage of crops is increasing concerns over food supplies in a country that frequently suffers shortages. at least 29 people have been killed and 10 others injured in 3 attacks in booking a faster state of emergency is in place in 7 of the country's 13 regions catherine soy has more from cairo. we've talked to the police here in this region who have

confirmed this attacks along the road between book enough fassel and mali in fact one of the attacks happened in an area where we were filming a few days ago a landmine was planted in this mini van that was carrying civilians rolled over 815 people were killed in that attack and all police forces also telling us that this is one of the villages where we saw and immediately we left that village some people came and started firing perhaps to show a bill for e.t.s. that we are here. the other talk happened 15 kilometers 50 kilometers from where we were 14 people were killed motorcycle ride does who were transporting food aid to people who have been affected by the security problem so the situation that is very dire indeed we spoke to people in some villages who were very afraid and there's a lot of tension you could feel it as as well even preparing to leave because it

had about attacks in neighboring villages so the situation very even more dangerous as you go for the north and into the sahara region where we were not able to access the poll because of the security situation and on somalis. on the latest riots in south africa and migrants and foreign owned businesses have killed at least one person others were injured in johannesburg as police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets the attacks that provoked retaliation against south african shop owners nigeria for me the middle has more from joburg. tensions have escalated here in the johannesburg central business district somebody has been injured people here say they've been shocked there's a high police presence people here are concerned about continuing attacks and this has only further angered people here is great concern and that's. this great concern that the spine and says again to elicit escalate and much of the

violence has also been fueled by rumors people are scared there for straighted many say they want an end to this violence but there are those who say they willing to retaliate. and people with. much in the who wanted pool are targeting the who come to the street know they're from will then they probably come this late we probed i'm told now we'll hold these people the skillet you know there and go they want to tell you to them for the north scared of them. with the police have fired rubber bullets and they say they're trying to quell the tensions are prevent an escalation of violence and this has been going on for a number of days in the past week with have been clashes between foreign nationals and south africans shops have been looted many of these stores here remain closed

today concerned the business owners are concerned about continued looting and wiped my tappan. in sports has won the u.s. open for the 4th time the spaniard had to dig deep to overcome russian that nearly made various in an epic 5 set match the victory raises his grand slam tally to 900 just one behind his great rival largest phèdre. martial arts championships are wrapping up in senegal top athletes are using the african we sure event to qualify for next month's kung fu world championships in china for thousands of others in west africa the tournament is a great way to get more people involved in the sport paul van diverse workforce. when you think of all names like bruce lee and jackie chan spring to mind. those names are inspiring more than 12000 people who've taken up the sport and

cynical. i really like chinese movies sometimes i see the tower that we are practicing here in a film. china's influence was clear to see was as a live in countries took part in the african championships in senegal a qualifying event for the world champs in shanghai next month. the chinese visit congo and we always do activities together the chinese help us enormously even the medal that we give to our affiliate at the national championships we're taking care of by china. has broken into 2 categories it features the disciplines of tower which showcases the routine of choreographed techniques i. owe and also sandow which is a combat sport that mixes punching kicking and wrestling both men and women compete young and old. of course it's difficult and it's

a challenge for girls to take part in we're sure it's the same as for boys it's normal but in the ring it's not. the fighting was going to go for. basically it teaches us to control our anger and what i learned here is that one shouldn't go looking for trouble it's only for self-defense we are taught solidarity we're like a big family and bit by bit we are learning the values of confidence and i love it . and it's that attitude that help in martial arts encourage move women into sport and wished africa with participation levels are historically low. banter with al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now and 0 now the u.k.'s prime minister barres johnson is meeting now with his irish counterpart in dublin top of the agenda is the irish backstop prime minister ali of says he doesn't

expect any breakthrough in the talks because we must get done because the u.k. must come out on october 31st by october 31st or else i feel that permanent damage will be done in the u.k. to trust in our democratic system so i do that next it was not to be perfectly frank a problem a conundrum that i wished. and i think there are certainly questions that we need to resolve and major travel disruptions for hundreds of thousands of people as british airways pilots carry on with an unprecedented strike most of the airlines 850 flights are expected to be grounded for 2 days the company and its $4300.00 pilots have been locked in an increasingly bitter pay dispute the pilots union wants the airline to share more of its profits

but managers say that would get world they already get world class salaries and benefits. lebanese armed group hezbollah says it shot down an israeli drone outside the border town of la mia its fighters say they now have the aircraft israel and hezbollah exchanged fire along the lebanese border just over a week ago russia's ruling party appears to have lost a 3rd of its seats in parliament moscow's regional parliament that is it still holds a majority there though the vote led to some of the largest protests in russia in years after dozens of opposition candidates were banned but taliban is warned the u.s. has the most to lose after donald trump canceled a secret meeting with the president blamed that decision on recent attacks by the group after her can dorian the u.s. says it's delivered enough emergency supplies for 44000 people in the bahamas but

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business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. of all on this is 0. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. under pressure over his briggs's strategy u.k. prime minister boris johnson makes a dash to ireland before a new push for an early election. humanitarian aid convoy is attacked in. a

state of emergency is imposed in half the country. devastation as bad as a nuclear bomb in aid agencies describe the state of the bahamas. and sport rafa nadal wins a u.s. dramatic style the spaniard. counts to an epic 5 sat thriller to win his 19 grand slam title. the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is facing what could be his most challenging days so far as he tries to find a way out to the european union he's right now in talks in the irish capital over how the border between the countries might work after briggs it then is straight back to london and into parliament where he's likely to try again to push for an early election because we must get breaks it down because the u.k.

must come out on october 31st by october 31st or else i feel that permanent damage will be done in the u.k. to trust in our democratic system and i do that breaks it was not to be perfectly frank a problem a conundrum that wishful. and i think there are certainly questions that we need to resolve. a lot of play is live for us at the u.k. parliament so. british prime minister was mostly sounding upbeat there about his ability to get a deal done and to resolve the thorny question of the irish border but as always the devil will be in the details. yes yes that's exactly the point and the main charge against boris johnson plainly is for all his fur fabrics

it's you know he's insisting that it has to be done to support a personal crisis of legitimacy among the electorates and they say he doesn't want to do no deal he's only got 6 weeks or to think of something else and for all his charm and communication skills he can't say how he intends to do it and yet again this morning ready there in dublin he couldn't say how he said he had ideas but he wouldn't say what they were let's just kind of him who used to have a press for the conservative party ends and david cameron you think you could do this was a media training i mean he but he said he's obviously a fantastic communicates a but. wacko how he's going to do is i think there's 2 things here say father the whole negotiating strategy on the trees may played out in public and that was very bad and you want to keep your cards close to your chest and that's what bars did let's look at a wider context if you're its national audience we're heading towards a general election probably not sorry but an event and he's working through that prism i think actually the way the government looking at it is if you look at the

focus groups how they're polling with the public when you get out price points not a lot of people behind bars in the way he's going to frame says look i try to are trying to keep my promise paul and stop me therefore i was forced to go to an election with the problem that the conservatives have the longer this goes on the longer the labor party stop holding election if it goes instead of mbox the harder it is from to get a majority what what what what breaks it does you won't see says he doesn't want no deal rexus and he doesn't want to reason is brecht's exactly what breaks it does did do you think he wants that he can sense that it's and i think that that the sticking point here is the stop and tell you that hasn't been a care all sarong there is some i suspect there are quite a few tory m.p.'s inside parliament which to have voted for 2 reasons in a situation where they don't get threats at all but so and so what does he do when he comes back here this afternoon he loses the votes again on having an election in october was it do that as a resigned as he just has been planted on the spot you know it possibly could for the resign could probably parliament i think the way they're going for this is that it's going to continue to push on the domestic agenda but they do need an election sooner all the lace and i think the optics of this is you're looking at the longer

it goes on given he's got what minus 40 majorities is dangerous looking like a lame duck minister i think also internationally there's a huge opportunity cost being played out here because the law firms will not be investing they'll be holding back and say the economy will potentially suffer here is going to come a point maybe of the european council when that's not just the french but another couple of countries the dutch in the area as well just saying look even if you can't tell us at all what it is that you wants which is just go and leave and leave us alone because we just i mean that was reported in the weekend i think that there was a sense of french were heading that way and i was you know they don't want to make this easy for the british they haven't. made it easy for the british and it is can't be pain free because they want other people to leave so yeah this whole process has been paying for and anyone who thinks it's going to be a pain free press is going to head in the clouds to tell you think in the end it might just be a lot simpler for everybody if the conservative policy as the government manages to decide inside itself what it thinks breaks it actually means because it wasn't clear when the referendum happened and then just say to the people that this is it

we have another referendum is it this is the best so that we were talking about even then we'll tell you the time to fancy it all gentle and then just put it out to the people again potentially buy things this text it's not about a pain like when does that happen how long does it vary for as you can for suppose you get into a 5248 snorer the other way round people vote to stay do you run another referendum again and let's be quite frank apartment parties on the ice which you know is an ongoing problem which has been haunting the tory party for years and you will find when you still have a david cameron you think he regrets haven't even let this month start of the battle i mean he stood on a manifesto in 2050 saying is going to have a referendum on your the people voted for it he gave the people a referendum he said i don't think it's a good idea but the people ultimately very good for it he said of his care large could have accepted democratic with the people could remember what the british public want sorry i was about the parliament has delivered on that ok thanks ever so much for let's. what the british people once though who have say for what what

it is that they that they think they would still stand still seems pretty unclear which is going around and around and around. all riflemen loss lee live for us there in london. 2 separate attacks on convoys in sasso have killed at least 29 people a state of emergency is already in place in 7 of the 13 regions that make up the west african nation catherine sawyer is live for us in. so so careful in what more do we know about these attacks. the government has a really issued a statement damning this attacks 29 people as you mentioned have been killed in death talks in the north on the road that leads to the bullet with miley and one of the attacks really happened to an area we were filming a few days ago was being told by police sources that when we left that area people came to

a village that we were filming not that had been designed they fired some shots perhaps to show a thorough look we are here police tell us that they must have they might do the math and they might have planted a landmine then. that was carrying billions rolled over them a landmine that exploded 15 people were killed that happened 50 kilometers from that area and it was a convoy you mentioned. all motorcycle riders carrying relief to people who've been affected by this security problem they were ambushed 14 what killed all that area where we why are we spoke to some people who had been left in villages and we could just sense the tension and the fear in fact we found the people who were actually preparing to leave that area because they'd had they'd had of attack in neighboring villages we also found many many villages along the way that had been abandoned so

the situation in that area. becomes more dangerous as you go farther north and to enter the the hell region which we could not access at all because of the security and on to the border with miley and what is the government there doing to contain the security situation in the north in the east of the country what was been so difficult. for them to do that. well the government has deployed troops to the ferry as they've been carrying out operations for the last few years but they also are of a while and because you're talking about a large territories those soldiers have been attacked are being targeted as well in fact a few weeks ago more than 20 soldiers inda somehow in an area in the region were killed in an ambush just the other day when you're still in this area we're told that 2 soldiers were killed just a few days ago so they are also having problems with that and if you speak to

people who are being displaced have spoken to many of them and people been following developments here as well they're saying that these attacks are being carried out by aid. groups that are within that country and then there are other groups that are crossing into the country from mali. and causing all these problems in the north and east of the country the same groups are also carrying out attacks in neighboring countries that are within the and this is all again hasn't been complicated by the fact that there's always existed tensions between the different ethnic communities and these groups are being told could be using this to their advantage to try and sway khamenei to this so it's a very complicated situation but the magic he continues getting was we spoke to u.n. officials with who are calling this an unprecedented humanitarian emergency more

than 200000 people have been displaced and as you mentioned more than 500 people have been killed in the last few years all right catherine thanks for that. we've got plenty more ahead on in this news hour including the devastation left by hurricane dorian. the voters have spoken in moscow and what they're saying is something that even a putin might not want to hear. and in sports thousands turned out in argentina as football legend diego maradona gets a new jobs are being here. or less still ahead but 1st the strike by british airways pilot says causing major disruptions for passengers worldwide the 1st day of a 48 hour walkout is grounding nearly all of the airlines $850.00 daily flights

that will affect nearly 150000 people each day union leaders for b.s. 4300 pilots want to biggest share of the profits airline manages describe staff salaries and benefits as world class let's talk about this more now with that i need a partner in port louis mauritians he is the head of aviation studies at the university of west london thanks very much for being with us so why why are the pilots be a going on strike and why now. well the main reason is the pilots for many many years have been working to be a they have seen british airways make profits and they feel that that probably should be shared with them more than it currently is basically they would like to increase now that i think be able for the 11 and a half over the next 3 years.