identity is supposed to be protected that said he's expected to meet with members of congress behind closed doors and that makes it very likely that his identity is going to come out then the president tweets tried to frame the whistleblower as being wrong in their complaints that in fact is not true because the white house released its own summary of the call before the whistleblower complaint came out and it said very specifically what the whistleblower said happened actually happened on the call so the president's sending the message that he is trying to spin this story sending the message is obviously spot up and it's just going to continue we expect the congressional committees to start deposing to really key witnesses in the coming days now budweiser is set to debut on the hong kong stock exchange after its initial attempt in july was thwarted by the city's ongoing protests the $5000000000.00 stock offered by the baber will be the 2nd largest global initial public offering of 2019 now violence broke out again in hong kong on

sunday after another day of huge anti-government protests tens of thousands of people had to find a police van to mount and what is now the 17th week of protests well i have a look now at these live pictures that we're getting in right now from hong kong people are gathering again these demonstrators who are pushing for less ties to china well let's now go to our correspondent adrian brown who has this update from hong kong. budweiser or rather the asia pacific arm of budweiser is listing on the hong kong stock exchange today after raising more than $5000000000.00 last week that is a huge vote of confidence for hong kong but it's also a reminder that in many ways the hong kong stock market is the only force in asia that could handle a listing of this size shanghai certainly couldn't do it shanghai won't be in a position to do any of that for many years to come so that is why of course china still needs hong kong but of course it remains alarmed by the worsening violence

here well the scale of the protest of stars here have really got much smaller the intensity of the violence has got worse we saw on sunday there were protests in 3 areas of ongoing fact running battles will most from one end of hong kong island to the other more than 100 people were arrested $25.00 injured and once more the target of the protesters were train stations the entrances of several were set alight and of course the police responded once more with tear gas and rubber bullets it was in many ways i think a norman a sports event for what is to come on october the 1st this is the most important day really in president xi jinping has come under the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china on china is commemorating at 6 days a large event today and beijing leaders gathered at the monument to the people and

tenement square mile to say pay respect to those who lost their lives for national independence and prosperity and it comes just a day before the 70th commemoration of the formation of the people's republic of china on shoes day. well still ahead on al jazeera tens of thousands turned out on the streets of moscow to protect to protest the jailing of opposition activists. and hunger and poverty in haiti has led to calls for its president to resign. and i once again the weather remained slushy set barack the middle east but some places a cloud around the caucuses from time to time little cloud unitas just down towards the southeast and cold of pakistan but elsewhere it does look lossy settled in sunny still somewhat sunshine around 4145 back that will kuwait city be getting up

into the high twenty's once again with a pleasant twenty's therefore by route 7 situation with the hive around $26.00 degrees pushed further south and again that sunshine does continue to move warmth coming in play event $39.00 celsius here and hostages chance of want to see showers around the gulf of aden southern end of the red say western side of yemen otherwise it's largely dry bright and sunny still a little bit of clothes just around the little bit of cloud just around the coastal fringes of little changes but go for it shows they notice botches they slightly draw a direction on our way in september just picking up to 40 celsius here and 41 in riyadh lots of sunshine on the cause a fair amount of sunshine into southern africa because some showers to just around the eastern cape 21 celsius here in dublin and 19 left the cape town as we go on into choose day that cloud right will push its way further race was warming up in harare to 31.

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hello again i missed. a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump says he wants to meet his accuser as the push for impeachment proceedings against him gathers pace made the revelation in a tweet saying the accusations are totally inaccurate and fortune and it's over a call in which trump asked ukraine's leader to investigate his for this whole rival chaired by. yemen's through the fight says of released what they say is video of several trips surrendering including saudi soldiers the operation is said to have taken place in the border town of not saudi arabia is yet to comment on the massa. and saudis crown prince mohammed bin foulmouthed has spoken publicly for the 1st time about the matter of journalist. he told the american network c.b.s. that he takes responsibility for the killing inside istanbul saudi hunted it because it happened under his watch but denies any personal involvement well for more on that earlier we spoke to a shot he's the executive director of the arab center in washington d.c.

he says the interview raises more questions than answers. it's not just personal responsibility i mean that would be probably very difficult to expect from him to do that but at least you know going beyond this moro responsibility for p.r. purposes i mean there are legal issues here i mean you know who ordered ok fine he admits that some saudi citizens they are officials within his government. perpetrated this what he called enos crime but to give the order if it weren't him who else and so then it then has absolutely no legal recognition and he absolve himself of the responsibility with regards to the legal process saying that the judiciary is totally independent in saudi arabia and this is up to the prosecutors to pursue the facts including the admission with regards to the torture and that's

not the case anyone who knows anything about saudi arabia knows that this was a simplification oversimplification of the fact. now violence technical failures and disillusionment have had a dramatic impact on afghanistan's presidential election he estimated voter turnout on saturday was less than 25 percent there were nearly 70 attacks across the country and at least 5 people were killed and hundreds injured but it's been the u.s. response to those attacks that has angered many afghans as tony betty reports. the u.s. retaliation for the taliban's election day attacks was swift but according to locals in the province a bomb from an american drone attack killed 6 men and injured 2 others because i don't have i don't think they were all civilians 5 of them were killed on the spot and the 6th one was told the hospital where he died one is my son and the other one is my brother amongst them that i on sunday angry locals protested by carrying the

bodies of the men to the governor's house in the provincial capital was they say the victims were not taliban fighters inevitably these 5 civilians were killed intentionally in the drone strike the cornet's were provided by an afghan security officer the people want the government to answer i was afghan security forces fired in the air to try and hold the procession the several people were wounded by the gunfire that was such an increasing number of civilians have been killed in airstrikes against me is controlled by the taliban which prevented voting in saturday's presidential election along the security operation prevented any taliban assaults in the capital kabul during polling but elsewhere the armed group carried out mortar and rocket attacks at voting stations around the country that killed several people including 2 children early for car suggests that around $2000000.00 of the $9000000.00 registered voters actually voted the afghan

government says this election was a big success and in some respects it was people still voted despite the taliban threats on the biometric technology or. the voter verification measures make cheating more difficult but not impossible especially in the rural areas. the international community wants a smooth post-election process that is seen as essential to launch a new peace momentum if peace is very important election will hopefully provide the foundation of the political foundation to move the peace process. that's very important that depends on what the taliban does next but even though we carried out attacks saturday they were not as big as feared and that could be taken as a positive sign taliban are still in a position to talk they didn't want to launch hevia talks to block all the roads to war this nation democracy is important but for many afghans peace is what they

really want is the only way they lives can be substantially improved. outa 0 a couple. of palestinian prisoners support creep is accusing israeli security forces of torturing a bombing suspect a lawyer for samir are bad says he's now on a respirator at a hospital in jerusalem and the suffered franken ribs and kidney failure protesters turned out in ramallah on sunday to support and other prisoners accusing israel of barbarism and 2 others have been arrested from bomb attack in occupied and the occupied west bank that killed an israeli teenager last month while tensions remain high in haiti on sunday opposition leaders renewed calls for more protests to pressure the president to resign the ongoing unrest is having a major impact on the lives of regular citizens when your pal reports from the capital port au prince. for weeks protest against haitian president should no noise have paralyzed much of the capital port au prince. over the weekend in an

easy call returned to the city with debris from roadblocks still littering the streets having a motorbike was the most efficient way to get around we visited the shanty town of the poorest slum in the city. there we met 65 year old so lend-lease the living conditions in her neighborhood are far from sanitary and many of her family members are sick. she tells us she remembers a time when she had steady work and life in the country wasn't nearly as hard but those days are long gone. the way things are going and the country has made things worse for the poor we feel even more mistreat it than before there's no one here to help us we have to look out for ourselves. there are thousands of haitians who like solenn have been deeply affected by the political crisis there's an ongoing petrol shortage fuel pumps are crowded and with public services crippled many people are

forced to walk long distances in search of supplies imagine if you do and i have a wife and children and i can't find water i've got $5.00 to buy water but i don't know where to find it with tensions still high the government continues to call for a national dialogue who denies violence is not the best way to make your voice heard it is a major impact on the country's economy especially if it means haiti is locked down . unwilling to negotiate opposition leaders have once again called for mass demonstrations haiti's political opposition has vowed to continue to protest for as long as it takes for the president to resign meanwhile it's the poorest in the country who are worst affected for them this is a crisis with no end in sight but really it up in the us is it a port au prince now britain's prime minister barak johnson is coming under increasing pressure. has his conservative party meets for its annual conference in manchester thousands of protesters in the city have been demanding his resignation

of the bricks at johnson's also facing a police investigation of allegations of misconduct during his time as long as there aren't any reports from manchester. the prime minister might say he and the public want to get briggs it done but there are plenty of people who disagree entirely on the opening day of this conservative party conference thousands turned out in the heavy rain to demonstrate their anger against boris johnson yes i said gender is not listening. actually there's also no right. you don't represent us aren't we just want to get our johnson has a strategy now of saying bracks is a matter of people versus parliament but then he's a blocking the will of the people to deliver bricks it's the trouble is that argument doesn't really work in manchester in sunrise is quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days in the city their own labor people here don't like the

conservatives they don't like boris johnson and don't really like bricks it's only the. johnson is trying to keep a grip on the agenda visiting the hospital to publicize a policy of putting more money into health care but what he calls or won't explain is how he will ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october while simultaneously abating a law passed in parliament says he's not allowed to without an agreement what we are going to do is work very hard to get a deal and then if we can't we will make sure we come out on october 31st but probably better if ari. focus on getting the deal rather than discussing the hypothesis of what happens if we if we can't it is entirely the protesters who are on the move over the coming days while the conference is sitting opposition m.p.'s are likely to finalize plans to bring johnson down in

a vote of confidence looking like he's in charge is no easy task for this prime minister laurence li al jazeera manchester. 20000 protesters are valid in the russian capital demanding the release of jailed activists more than a 1000 people were detained in july for demonstrating against the exclusion of opposition candidates from a local election step bason has more from moscow. freedom to political prisoners that's what these protesters are shouting people in moscow are showing their anger over the recent government crackdown some carrying posters of those who have been detained for up to 4 years for participating in unsanctioned protests opposition figure. who himself was detained for organizing some of the protests calls for their release. a few people were released but many more are still in jail why did they release them is it because they have a conscience as they ashamed because they have children no they let them go because

they're afraid their writings will drop. the 3 and a half year sentence against 23 year old actor well used enough has led to a public outcry even in pro-government circles he was arrested in late july near a protest he says he was not even taking a part in opposition candidate you. spent $35.00 days in detention after she was banned from running in the moscow city elections that took place early september the society doesn't want to to rate search your route physical restriction of freedom against political opponents even the regime supporters want this regime to have an equal and own as direct as its opponents this is not happening also the detention of a 21 year old student has angered many he is facing extremism charges for you tube video and his detention has been extended until december by handing out staff sentences to people many here consider are innocent the authorities not only

angered people but also brought them together from all walks of life it's a demand for justice that bind be hard to ignore thousands of. people including doctors scientists and priests have signed letters urging the government to release the prisoners some of the pressure seems to have helped pawel used enough has been put under house arrest while he's waiting for his appeal to be heard the outcome of his case will be closely watched step fasten al-jazeera moscow. with the headlines saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salam has spoken publicly for the 1st time about the murder of journalist. he told the c.b.s. program 60 minutes that he takes responsibility for the killing because it happened under his leadership however he denies any personal involvement this week marks one

year since she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. this was a heinous crime like a loosely but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government the adopted when a crime is committed against a saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future. yemen's he faces a released what they say is a video of several troops surrendering including saudi soldiers the operation is said to have taken place in the border town of nashua saudi arabia is yet to comment on the matter u.s. president donald trump says he wants to meet his accuser as the push for impeachment proceedings against him gathers pace made the revelation in a tweet saying the accusations are totally inaccurate and fraudulent it's over a phone call in which trump asked ukraine's media to investigate his political

rival joe biden. well secondary school students in hong kong us skipping classes to take part in a rally on the eve of celebrations planned in china to mark the 70th anniversary of communist party rule while the protests as you're watching in hong kong on now in the 17th week these are live pictures from there hong kong's metro stations and roads have now reopened after a weekend that saw police fire water cannon and tear gas at protesters who in turn set fires and threw petrol bombs a palestinian prisoner support group is accusing israeli security forces of torturing a bombing suspect a lawyer facade says he's now on a respirator at a hospital in jerusalem and a suffered broken ribs and kidney failure protest has turned out in ramallah on sunday in support of and other prisoners accusing israel of barbarism and 2 others have been arrested for a bomb attack in the occupied west bank that killed an israeli teenager last month

well those are the headlines next stop it's what i want east. of the house an old tara grinstead a comb. at the head. rice at terrifying speeds leap off sky scrapers and jump through 5. stop before ms are the unsung heroes of indian cinema for a meager wage they put their bodies on the line for the country's biggest star. not everyone can be

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get. a. job that grew up in somehow didn't pull a small industrial town in will keep you. there yet yeah and maybe it's time to man it up and out of it all mentees guy get the sequel he's out of his the board like body and support the family support. like many boys he did job and chose to work as a mechanic because of his passion for most of. the bikes when he started scouting. there they stand that we have been starting them like i think i'm going to big them. or that's too much he bites at anybody the. very few guys like them neither of us. today he practiced stunts in the forest and by this river. to give me another handle the cabin if i need to give him is

starting to believe i mean to get started i'm out of those low with that any idea to be going to give me. time to come and. i'm looking outside and polygyny make 10 minute or 20 minutes turn start to get a supplemental dig that is ahead of me as a new public i get a. pay out of my keyboard as a template means that me and i'm in. the white cynical is that i've got to go. after appearing on a television talent show he was scouted to work on big action films across india. along the way he smashed. 7 cars and he's. betting reading books need to. do that to me or many go to me able as a book maybe action director for anatomy with india that will be started when my

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stunt artists working in india but just 3 percent of them are women. are gullible much out of her. in this male dominated industry he says it's not easy getting kicked and punched for some of bollywood's biggest dr so how much does he like you bought 200 plus on the kind of thank you care and the person you need to. not tell him to i mean how do you let a kid know you can't come to the equations used to teaching the odds a lot story could easily be mistaken for a bollywood film script. her mother died when she was just a young girl and she grew up in poverty. in the with which i'm the only under so that on a beach or damn we'll see if i'd like to. thank you for giving god i'm really going to the fuller main. the guy who kind of gave up on those i.

support named. her marriage was marred by her husband's alcohol you violence at the age of 20 with her 2 young children she fled the house and refuge in a temple. you have to tell him we're already we're development on. so many many other cases in the after working a series of low paid jobs. with an offer to stop pushing for this wedding the casey examined. vanity fair you were there given the events the privileges go what's it is it examined do they lie and when everybody. here was. just the last i was so i think this was a look at not. cable television many there are when there's

a. little speck of one of them with those aside professor was really. she began teaching her soapstone and he's now one of just a handful of women willing to drive cars at breakneck speed. on fire for a shock. knows the dangers of the job only too well he's had a fair share of injured including fracturing her spine earlier in her career. the 1st interview with them in the name fidelity chastisement a comic yemeni. subeditor as i made a conditional get. for the governor we fear many of the. gammy of how many of us are you government running that there is only so much as he was this is a. live in years and hundreds of stunts like. the

paying. career earnings helped by the apartment where she now lives with her 2 children. but to keep our kitchen. that is the confidence and i'm with you now she dreams of becoming a stunt director. but the man is out individual my disease down must have been a long enough. to go down. to the precinct not far away from here is getting the stunt men ready to film the fight so. i just 35 has risen quickly through the ranks to become one of hollywood's most popular stunt directives you just. do what the fuck you can you just can't tell you what the script or the chief fuck you just. you just see if you

want to see this. you. know he started choreographing and directing action scenes. with the stuff about him so. i've done the by. cost of the. good the fire so every kind of stunt i've done. i knowing all the studies by yourself then you can direct all the stunts because you should feed on the stunts before going to that and action very loud to keep it because the folks in the. oh yeah. you got to. and. today i was chasing evolves from a great heart and slippery trying. for dramatic effect the film director also wants

to i drank. the cream says film sets always throw up unique challenges for the stunt director. you should have to call for homework offical rehearsal and safety. movies have been passive recruits live since he was just a boy. his father was a veteran stuntman and decrement often accompanied him to film sets. just growing up watching him and sometimes he comes at home but entering the shoulder and when i used to say man i used to cry hey what happened to dad is the only source of money for us in this town men used to get paid very little. very well

they didn't pick from tells me that supervisors like you must now have at least a easy experience as a stuntman. do you sometimes get worried or very concerned when you're getting stuff and ready for a shoot every time when i go to the set and for my each and every stone which i was a risky i'm always scared. ology raga says he's brother today was scared. before performing his final movie stunt. at this lake outside bangalore the stuntman jumped to his death in an instant which shocked.