i'm a sort. of stephen chase's national correspondent for the globe and mail newspaper and us covering the election campaign he says the picture will hurt studios chances all of the election it's a bit of a bombshell for just exploded a few hours ago and so it's created a. moment of political crisis for that for the leader and it sort of has basically thrown his campaign plans off track at the moment this is a country of immigrants we bring in $300000.00 immigrants every year mr trudeau in one when he faces here is something that suggests he's not who he says he is he's been very politically correct leader who is a master of. political correctness and of having diversity in the end also suggesting that is opponents are racists so this this instance where he talked about. this this missed this most unfortunate conduct this wasn't something that

happened when it was a child or when he was a teenager or when he was in college this is when he was 29 years old so he's got it's a bit of a challenge to his brand and voters who are undecided and there are a lot of undecided voters in the selection are he's going to have to convince them this is just a blip in his past and it's not indicative of a more widespread sort of hypocrisy on his part. still to come on al-jazeera another spell of political and saracens in israel after a 2nd election in 5 months fails to produce a clear winner. and the profound donald trump's forced national security adviser and explain why some call him bolton lights.

hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well here across united states we do have a tropical depression that is really become the remnants of that storm you can see the clouds right here down towards texas now we're not talking a big area but the big problem with this system is it's not going to go anywhere anytime soon in the winter seen quite a bit of rain here across parts of eastern texas over the next 72 hours and that means widespread flooding across much of eastern texas rain totals could exceed well over $300.00 millimeters as we go towards friday as well so that will also be a part of dallas's weather as we go towards the end of the weekend out here towards the east though and berto is pushing by bermuda and very quickly it's going to be some showers there as we go into the overnight hours but they will quickly become much clearer there up towards new york though here on friday a nice day if you with a temperature of 27 degrees well cross much of the caribbean is going to quite a bit of rain over the next few days out here toward center domingo heavy showers will be pushing through with a temperature of 18 down towards panama also

a rainy day for you there up towards now so though we don't need the rain but we are going to see some rain in your forecast with a temperature of 29 probably getting a little bit better by the time we get towards friday but for have bene notice so often on showers as we go to the weekend we do expect to see a tempter 30 in cozumel at 31 degrees. peace between ethiopia and eritrea has meant to park area's future for the iraq invasion but it doesn't we have to create farmland for our souls for arabs it's a matter of survival. now move a train shows us how the iraq coping with life on the edge of the border. my ethiopia on al jazeera.

this is al-jazeera put to mind off the top stories this hour saudi arabia has presented what it says is undeniable evidence iran sponsored attacks on its own facilities to iran denies involvements the u.s. says it will increase sanctions against iran. at least 27 people mostly children have been killed in a fire at an islamic school in liberia it happens at a dormitory as students were sleeping police are investigating the coals of the blaze. and canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologized after a forceful amar's of them were in brighton face makeup to a party in 2001 the picture was published in a school yearbook quality to words as

a teacher faces a tight smash election next month. now israel 2nd election this year has again failed to produce a clear winner weeks of coalition talks are now likely before you go from. it's can be formed but more than 90 percent of the votes kind the sense of right blue and white party led by benny gantz has 30 seats while prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the could party is just behind with one force that reports from tel aviv. benjamin netanyahu might be down but he's not out not yet before a meeting with senior members of his likud party he said he'd agreed to form a bloc of right wing and ultra orthodox religious parties along with likud as a basis for a new government under his leadership. there are one or 2 options either a government headed by me or a dangerous government that's leaning on the arab parties at this moment more than any other and in the face of the security and political challenges that are on

ahead it's forbidden that a government will be formed that is leaning on the and he zionist arab parties the bloc in question would give him $55.00 seats in the israeli parliament or knesset still 6 short of the 61 needed to form a majority coalition it's a rebuke to netanyahu ally avigdor lieberman who's insisted that his party israel they tend to likud and the opposition blue and white combined to form a secular unity government yes sure conclusion is clear all that we have said during the election campaign is coming true there is only one option a national unity government a liberal broad government we will not join any other option. but if netanyahu is refusing as he clearly is now to join that option where does he get the 6 seats he needs for a government i mean operettas left wing labor alliance temptingly has just that number but he refused again on wednesday to sit with netanyahu benny gantz has said his blue and white alliance with $32.00 seats will stay together and his secularist partner pede would be unlikely to serve with netanyahu ultra-orthodox allies will

they with him obvious why don't we wait another day or 2 and wish the people of israel a good and necessary unity government that the system will calm down a little bit and we will move along. dancer's own prospects could be improved if the mainly palestinian israeli joint list now the 3rd biggest party in the knesset recommends him for prime minister it could even be a step on the road to what its leader iman order says he wants to head the official opposition netanyahu says post-election play is certainly no time to carry on making the political weather but in a sign that this is a crisis for a man who in just 2 weeks faces his 1st pre indictment corruption hearing he's also canceled his appearance at next week's united nations general assembly in new york staying home no doubt to focus on coalition building but also perhaps to ensure that his likud party stays in line behind him our forces al-jazeera west jerusalem . president trump has appointed his new national security adviser his 4th in 2

years over to brian has a had been a relatively low key figure in politics he is known for advocating tell us foreign policy and for his if he said praise donald trump shab returns he reports from washington. the president introduced his new national security adviser robert o'brien well i'm a visit to california a lot of people that i respect rated m. is their absolute number one choice so you know i think we have a very good chemistry together and i think we're going to have a great relationship a lawyer from california o'brien has acted as a national security advisor to several republican politicians and worked in the obama state department before becoming the trumpet ministrations main international hostage negotiator in 2018 he also served with the man he replaced john bolton when he was briefly u.n. ambassador under george w. bush one commentator has called him to him like he's going to share bolton's view that the u.s. should project its force around the world their brother has been particularly

scathing about the iran nuclear deal comparing it to the appeasement of hitler in the 1930 s. we don't like we don't want to war today but churchill said you know if you do this not only are you going to you're not to avoid a war but the war is going to be worse than if you stood up to this bully i look at what's happening in iran as as very similar but the difference between oberon is the former is known for his charm he's also constantly lavished praise on donald trump's and his election particularly what he says is trump's foreign policy prowess he's reported to have long ago beat for his new job the president said unparalleled success and bring americans home without paying sessions without prisoner exchanges but through force of will. and the good will to generate around the world record at least suggests he will be another hard line on key foreign policy issues such as iran as he advises the president but one to his position so i think he's probably going to be hard working he's probably not going to make feel

jealous about him getting too much of the limelight he's probably going to recognize that he's working for a guy who doesn't want to use military force unless absolutely necessary and i expect that he understands that he's a staff not a principal himself. on his way to saudi arabia secretary of state might compare continued his bellicose lowing saying iran had committed an act of war donald trump downplayed those comments on wednesday ambassador way comments from hawkish republican senator lindsey graham that he was showing weakness against iran i actually think it's a sign of strength we have the strongest military in the world now and i think it's a great sign of strength it's very easy to attack but of yes lindsay has come out of going into the middle east out of that workout. that it going into iraq worked out so we have a disagreement on that and you know there's plenty of time to do some dastardly things but the president added a very significant sanctions would be imposed on iran in the coming days if you

have returns the old days here at washington. the more president trump has visited the latest section over the border war with mexico which is being built in california trump says the barrier is impenetrable and is being built at breakneck speed he hopes that up to 800 kilometers will be completed by the end of the year and trump's plan to build a wall along the mexican border has been criticized for its multi $1000000000.00 price tag and the cost to the environment is also being highlighted how did you cast will reports from texas. in this crook of the rio grande river where mexico lies on one bank the united states on the other flora shiz biodiversity we have over 240 species of butterflies documented on the property with the possibility of about $350.00 species that can be seen in north america and mexico

found here the national butterfly center is a private charity that owns and conserves this land but now it's fighting the trumpet ministrations plans to build an 11 meter high wall through the properties middle the center's director says that will begin a chain of damaging ecological changes that we will have nothing to produce we hear nothing to filter our groundwater nothing to mitigate radiant brow temperatures and all of that will be eliminated so what they're creating in effect is a dead zone where we now have a thriving vibrant away cis for species to build the wall in this county the federal government has waived the national environmental policy act the endangered species act the clean water act and 25 other protective laws president donald trump says he's doing so in the name of national security trump says the wall will keep

out drugs and criminals but the vast majority of migrants arriving at the border have been families and children nevertheless building the wall could help trump's chances of winning reelection and we think by the end of next year which will be sometime right after the election actually but we think we're going to have close to 500 miles of the wall which will be complete construction materials have already arrived rows of steel fencing are destined to be erected on a national wildlife refuge the butterfly center is nearby and after a judge dismissed its lawsuit against the wall it. expects to be next as everyone else begins to feel the pain and the loss related to this bogus project maybe they will turn around maybe they'll be a way to stop it for now the u.s. supreme court is allowing trump to build the wall using military money made available by his emergency declaration but the people who live here say the only

emergency they see is of nature under attack heidi joe castro al-jazeera mccallan texas. european parliament members have overwhelmingly voted in favor of another brics it's only but only if britain requests one and it comes with conditions u.k. parliament passed legislation last month forcing prime minister boris johnson to ask firstly if no agreement is reached despite that johnson is sticking to his promise that person will leave on october 31st with or without a deal charlie angela house morning from london. earlier the 11 supremes court judges in james e. d. the lawyer representing the prime minister his argument is how can the judges determine whether the length and system isn't for the suspension unlawful if there is no written law on this issue essentially this case does not come under the court's jurisdiction he also countered an argument that was made on tuesday

suggested that the prime minister had used the suspension for his political advantage he cited many examples in history where prime ministers had suspended parliament for just that reason to gain the upper hand politically the judges then heard from the lawyer representing the scottish national party and joanna cherry they won their case in a scottish court last week which found that the prime minister has acted unlawfully and then defending that. he said it's not important how many days parliament has been suspended for what's important is the intent and the effect and he accused the government of low dishonest. and also described suspension as the mother of parliaments be shot down by the father of lies now it's hard to tell where the judges stand at the moment on the issue but some did express their anger at the lack of evidence given for the reasons for the suspension they have minutes from a cabinet meeting which lay out

a variety of reasons but no written statements to support that essentially no one saying this is the truth and they say that is highly unusual the lawyer representing the prime minister. argues otherwise. they were the law given including some from the former conservative prime minister john major will be giving evidence supporting the case against boris johnson who knows how that will influence this story. pakistan's prime minister imran khan says he's going to ask the u.s. president to resume peace talks with the taliban the leaders will meet next week at the un general assembly come made the comment says he inaugurated a key border crossing between afghanistan and pakistan has more from torkham. the budgets on a prime minister had promised that he would be working on improvement of trade with the neighboring countries i wonder if they wanted to learn that all country their depends on budget on ford's logistical supply line which had also

a lifeline for the u.s. led coalition forces out of london done any peace deal between the dollar bond and the united states were all still faith in their day and the movement of trucks and ammunition and white beard and military cargo through the type of and through foghat done but also riyadh being tortured by the local head addicted a major step which would likely lead to improved trade between the 2 countries because truck good on both sides do not have to wait overnight in order to get clearance to be able to move it released congestion and it really shows how didn't go well done welcome to plug it on a daily basis to seek medical attention and what's for dinner and then buggiest on . a hockey will to dismiss save us a lot of time early it would take us 15 days on the afghan side of a corridor but with this decision it will take 2 days before they can also help on

the pakistani side and we won't be staying overnight you know more for the custom clearance. before if we had to carry a patient from afghanistan to pakistan the patient had to suffer and sometimes died due to long whites until the border reopened in the morning here indeed a major step by the lord will also depend on what happened inside of one it's done every day to be thinned out country this could become a white delgado for pakistan and for the tendril asian states almost all through all the money on. this is to see around these all the top stories saudi arabia has presented what it says is undeniable evidence iran sponsored attacks when it's all facilities tehran denies involvement the u.s. says it will increase sanctions against iran. i did we'll be airing some very

significant sanctions on to iran and one morning we'll be announcing it over the next 48 hours and while there are many options as you know well there are many options and there's the ultimate option and their options are a lot less than that and well seaward a very powerful position or right now we're in a very very powerful position. at least 27 people mostly children have been killed in a far as an islamic school in liberia it happens in a dormitory the students were sleeping they saw investigating the cause one of the planes. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has apologized after a false lamar's of him wearing brand face makeup so a party in 2001 the picture was published in a school year brick wall the then 29 year old trudeau who was working as a teacher he faces a tights national election next month i attended an interview gala the being was arabian nights they dressed up

a lot in costume and put makeup on. i should have been. i. should have known better but i didn't. and then the other sort of israel 2nd election this year has failed to produce a clear winner with more than 90 percent of the votes counted the sense of right blue and white party led by benny gantz has 32 seats for prime minister benjamin netanyahu is likud party is just behind on 31 weeks of coalition talks and are likely to try and form a new governments and hear a pin parliament members have overwhelmingly voted in favor of another bracks it delay but only if britain requests one and it comes with conditions the u.k. parliament passed legislation last month forcing prime minister boris johnson to ask for a delay in case of no deal well those are the headlines the news continues here in al-jazeera after my ethiopia stay with us. they say to really know someone you must walk

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