this is al jazeera. hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. an escalation of violence in hong kong where a police officer has shot a teenager the 1st time a pastor has been hit by gunfire. at this says china's communist leader is a celebrate 17 years in power with a highly value graphic display of national unity.

2 people are killed and 200 injured in iraq as police fire on anti-government protesters. and the u.s. secretary of state and 3 beating democrats accuse each other of intimidation over the trump impeachment inquiry. and i'm pitas them at the world athletics championships where it's a gold rush for america now a lot of lead time ahead trick of victories as he takes the 200 meter world. china's day of celebration as the send it into violence in hong kong with anti-government protesters clashing with riot police as mainland china marks 70 years of communist rule a teenager demonstrator was shot at close range by police in hong kong leaving him

in a critical condition pro-democracy organizers say that the spite a protest ban at least a 100000 people marched in the city this says beijing showed off its military might in a jubilant parade we're going to have more on that in just a moment 1st though adrian brown reports from hong kong. the police had warned the choose day would be very dangerous it was the pitched battles carried on into the night with protest is defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even diners ignored the call though this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again. police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but everyone can come up to they were may have loved has tomorrow this is an illegal notch does are you all or

will we all know there were more than a 100 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harbor in cow looting a much watched video on social media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago by quite. a large group of protesters were attacking police officers despite warnings from the police the assailant still continued the violent attacks the police officers lives were under serious threat to save his own life and his colleagues lives he fired a live shot at the assailant here we must again warn all rioters must stop all illegal acts police will continue to enforce the law seriously the anger of recent

weeks had been building up to this day the most important date in china's political calendar this year many train stations and shopping malls were closed in the security clampdown. just a few months ago hong kong was regarded as one of asia's most law abiding cities a model of good governance now all of that has been turned on its head with the police left to solve what is effectively a political problem these pro trying to protest also see themselves as defenders of hong kong. today's the 70 birthday of our model and i wish our modern and to have prosperity to have peace people to be happy national day celebrations here were low key this year the annual flag raising ceremony was held in a secure area well away from the protests which what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al jazeera hong kong well that was the situation

in hong kong and of course a very different picture mainland china marked 70 years since the communist party seized power and the people's republic of china was formed from matheson reports now from beijing. aircraft thunder through the skies above beijing armored vehicles rumble through china square a display of china's military strength as president xi jinping calls for economic and political confidence and sends a message to hong kong. we have to maintain their peaceful ignited one country 2 systems. to keep hong kong and macau is a long term prosperity and stability 70 years ago in china and square the communist party chairman mao tse dong announced the founding of the people's republic of china. in the following 27 years so-called great leap forward plan to boost farming and industrial production led to famine and the deaths of an estimated

30000000 people his cultural revolution clamped down dissent a year after mao's death in 1986 new leader dense helping declared china will. to open up internally and to the outside world the china of today bears little resemblance to the china of chairman mao the new middle class is getting wealthier and the country is transformed itself into an economic global power but one of the central messages of the celebrations today seems to be a cautionary one yes we should acknowledge what china has achieved so far but there could be tough times ahead. for president xi centralizing and strengthening control in beijing some of the president's political rivals have been swept up in his crackdown on corruption as well as the ongoing protests in hong kong and allegations linked to human rights the trade war with the us is forcing china's economy to slow and this is not

a adversely of high expectations that is going to be very glorious in the near future it's an anniversary in which we look back on what china has been able to attain and we talk about a new era of sacrifices and struggle in 1819 and one squares all bloodshed when pro-democracy demonstrators stood up against tanks in 2019 china is determined to show that its military is stronger than ever but the success of president xi jinping his leadership may depend on how he handles china's newfound respect for to drop matheson algis in beijing. let's talk more about all of this with roderick why who is a former diplomat of the british embassy in china and now an associate fellow at chatham house and so i thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so let's start with the latest developments we have seen for the 1st standing use of live and mission against that protester who is now in hospital what do you make of that

d.c. it is a turning point i don't think it's a huge turning point it is a sad escalation and it is really sad that this young man has been so badly injured it was sort of coming because. the demonstrations were getting more violent and the police reactions were getting more violent and sooner or later something horrible had to happen and it has now happened today was always going to be suppose a sensitive day because of course china is celebrating 70 years of communist china not of a 1st time i've always has some tension in hong kong of course this year the predictions were it was going to be a lot worse than usual in light of that do you think things have been contained or do you think that basically it's just going to keep on getting worse well getting worse who knows it is going to keep on that seems pretty clear and there were expectations. reasonable expectations that it could not possibly last this long

well it has lasted this long and this shows to me the strength of feeling among a large number of people in hong kong it's not just a small number of demonstrators doing weird things it is it is expressing real heartfelt for feeling and we've really seen sustained process for 4 months now at what point do you think if they will that the chinese government will get more directly involved because it does seem the police are finding it harder and harder to contain the protests as they are but they still haven't been sort of if you like stretched to breaking point and i think the chinese government have shown themselves really reluctant to get involved directly in all this and that the hong kong government still have you know quite substantial resources of their own to call upon and although they are not stopping the demonstrations and although in some cases there are you know awful things happening nonetheless hong kong still

does go about its business on the whole you know remarkably calmly. these protests were sparked by an extradition lord that had been proposed and then was quite quickly scrapped but the protests have continued what do you think it would take now for the protesters to feel satisfied and content that their demands had been met well i mean it took actually it took the hong kong government a long time to formally withdraw that extradition bill if they'd acted more quickly in the early stages perhaps things would have been very different because what the demonstrators want i think the people of hong kong want is some kind of reaction from their government to show that their government is sort of on their side and pushing for democracy and you know better governance in hong kong because i think that's part of the problem that you know people just feel lack of trust in the way

that the government has been handling all this and they want to see it working better brodrick why former diplomat of the british embassy in china and now an associate fellow at chatham house thank you thank you. at least 2 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in iraq after anti-government protests there find more than a 1000 people marched on tahrir square in the central baghdad and any of them students angry at a lack of job opportunities as the situation deteriorated police used live ammunition stun grenades and tear gas dozens of the injured are members of iraq's security forces smaller protests also took place elsewhere. in my town is more now from baghdad. events started beginning around about lunchtime here in baghdad when there was a very small protest that took place in tucker a square it was very quickly dispersed by iraq's security forces however there was

then a call made on social media for more people to come to the square around 6 o'clock people started gathering and the numbers became bigger and bigger what we're hearing is there were thousands of people out on the street there's no official figures actually to say how many people there were but what we did see was very quickly an escalation of violence the police pushed back the protesters as they tried to march on a bridge to go into the former green zone which is where still a lot of the foreign embassies based there were pushed back and then what was happening is they were moved into different parts of central baghdad and they were pitched battles between the police and the protesters the police used life they used rubber coated steel bullets they used water tanks cannons to come and try to disperse the crowd and it was only going for a while now it's got a lot of people in the government very worried about it one of the most influential shia clerics tweeted saying the government must look into exactly what went on them

how these events unfolded and he he's also very interesting because his party is a crucial part of the government so he's effectively asking the government to investigate itself now we are hearing that there is concern about these protests spreading it wasn't just in baghdad it was in no sorry i mean it was in not just as well in the south so what people are very concerned about to be in the government is that these protests may develop into a nationwide movement now on the social media people have been sharing the videos from the scene itself it's clear that the violence was significantly more significant than we've seen in a few years here in baghdad what happens next remains to be seen but they're all calls already well more people to come out on the streets in the coming days. tens of thousands of jordanian teachers have defied a government call to end their 4 weeks strike over pay the education ministry has

threatened to sanction those who continue to abstain from doing their job the government offered teachers a pay rise on tuesday but it falls far short of the 50 percent salary hike that they are demanding the deepening crisis is threatening to further strain the country's heavily indebted finances to his ears court of appeal has rejected a request to release presidential candidates in the cutaway from detention he's been charged with money laundering and tax evasion but was allowed to remain in the race because he's not being convicted the 56 year old came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential election last last month and will still be behind bars when the wrong a vote takes place on october 13th. coming up on this news hour from london a political standoff in perm rule which now has 2 presidents and an opposition refusing to leave congress also coming up as argentina argentina's poverty rate

rises president mary sue my crease chances of reelection fall and the ups and downs of life expedient as the action from day 5 at the world championships. i am. the chairman of 3 of the house committees investigating donald trump's dealings with ukraine have accused the u.s. secretary of state might pump aoe of intimidating witnesses this after pompeo pushed back against a request by house democrats to depose 5 current and former state department officials in the ukraine probe saying it could be seen as an intimidation attempt the u.s. president is facing an impeachment inquiry relating to his the lings with the ukrainian president followed music. well heidi castro joins us live now from washington d.c. heidi good to see you tell us a little bit more about the exchange between my pump aoe and the democratic

chairman. ok barbara so this exchange this volley of accusations that either side is trying to intimidate witnesses focuses on these 5 witnesses in question who democrats hope to hear from and or in a sworn testimony behind closed doors this week and next the 1st person scheduled is scheduled to testify before congress as early as tomorrow that is the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie ivanova itch who was mysteriously recall to washington in may and who president brought up in that now infamous phone call with the ukrainian president in july he said that this former ambassador was bad news now this is the same call in which president trump appeared to pressure the ukrainian president to open an investigation into trump's own domestic political rivals so the former ambassador reportedly was not on board with his administration's efforts to get ukrainian help to dig up dirt on his political rival she is supposed to be

speaking with congress tomorrow and no other key witnesses democrats hope to hear from is kurt volker he is the former ukrainian envoy who resigned that post just last week on the same day that he received the democrats' demand to give his deposition he is mentioned in a whistleblower report were guarding the president's call as having traveled to ukraine the day after this call to contain the damage that from the president's call with the ukrainian president volcker is scheduled to be deposed on thursday but will these depositions actually happen that is a question that at this point no one knows the answer to because as you mentioned the former boss of both of these individuals u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has pushed back to liver in a letter to congress this morning accusing democrats of trying to intimidate and bully these witnesses and saying that

a deposition as such by. next speed is simply not feasible democrats responding saying that it's pump aoe who needs to cease intimidating witnesses and that any effort to prevent them from talking to congress quote is illegal and will constitute evidence of obstruction of the impeachment inquiry then heidi what about trump himself what's his reaction been to all of these developments sure bill today the president had no public events scheduled but he was very active on twitter in what appears to be an angry venting of several tweets he again tried to discredit and discredit this whistleblower and he asked why he the president was not entitled to interview this person who remains anonymous and he called this whole thing a hoax now that elicited a response from a notable a republican senator from the president's own party senator chuck grassley who is

the most senior senator republican senator and he said that the whistleblower should be heard from and should be protected so it didn't mention trump by name it's not exactly a rebuke of the president but it does show some indication of concerns brewing even in republican party members barbara how does your casters thank you so much for explaining that to us heidi thank you. now it's less than a month until argentina's friends then elections and mary sue mckinney is hoping for a 2nd term but as the poll for tea rate rises his chances of re-election fall polls show that mockery is trailing his main rival a bit of a number is and is that as of old reports from this chances of a mockery victory are largely being recent. there is used to work as a welder 4 years ago he says these days he cannot find work and needs to collect cardboard for recycling to make a living. but i used to have

a job and now i'm on the street because it's the only thing i can find i have 3 children and it's a challenge to support my family i believe the government. for everything that is going wrong on monday official statistics revealed poverty rates have gone up by almost 8 percent this past year the devaluation of the currency which began in 2018 has led to an over 50 percent inflation rate pushing more families below the poverty line and it's all happening in the lead up to the presidential elections in october. the presidential campaign has officially started in argentina in the middle of a deep economic crisis that has hurt my chances of being reelected opposition candidate i led the fight amanda says that market friendly we formed have damaged argentina's economy and has deteriorated the living conditions of millions of people around the country. for

a man who's running mate is former president cristina fernandez de kirchner defeated in an august primary vote by a wide margin. mr president don't come and tell us all that it's time to work when you've destroyed millions of jobs in the country and don't tell us you will now fight poverty because you've already forced at least 5000000 people in the country into poverty. c is not giving up he's touring the country telling his supporters that he can still turn the tide and when the coming election he told the crowd here understood the message voters sent him in the primary election. i know that these years especially the last year has been very difficult i know that you the middle class are the ones who have made the greatest effort but i want to tell you that i have listened i have taken note and i have understood but some analysts say the chances of markey winning the elections are slim and we believe.

it's very difficult to win an election when the economy is as it is and the opposition is united this year the g.d.p. may for almost 3 percent which generates recession and poverty so wrong that the government is now desperately trying to win back the support it has lost. peru's police and military chiefs say that they still support martine v. scatter as president this by the opposition controlled congress voting to suspend him from office is courage dissolved called gris on monday and the building is now being guarded by police after it defied the order and they continue to sit symbolically swearing in his vice president as the nation's new leader the right wing opposition has a long standing feud with the scatter ovaries appends to tackle corruption but he still has widespread public support. all 4 of peru's most recent presidents have

been embroiled in corruption inquiries involving the brazilian construction giant or the bricked the daughter of disgraced former president i'll bet of which you morry is leader of the opposition majority party in that this missed congress keiko fujimori is currently in prison awaiting trial after being accused of accepting $1200000.00 in elicit electoral funding from other bricked this carries accuse the opposition of trying to use congress and the courts to shield themselves from ongoing criminal investigations for his judicial system is notoriously corrupt with judges courtroom wiretaps negotiating deals on sentences for serious crimes mariana sanchez has more now from outside the rules congress in lima. here in the area of the congress which is behind me blocking all entrance to it of the situation right now is of much uncertainty bizarre to say the least now proof

has 2 presidents one sworn in vice president says house sworn in as the new interim president for 12 months. for the presidency was declared vacant after legislators filed a motion last night and right after that approved a vacancy for moral incapacity without a trial without an impeachment so there's a lot of questions about the legality of this move on the other hand this president has been discovered at the presidential palace he swore in a new prime minister he received a visit of the top military who issued a communique saying that the legal president of peru is mattingly and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received the support of thousands of peruvians who have been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding the president who discovered the saw of congress because many people

associate congress with corruption. i'm joined now in the studio by peruvian journalist have yes sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera an incredibly complicated situation which really sees the president against the congress now it was all down to discolor effectively closing or trying to close parliament and and call for election and what do you make of that initial decision of what this is the vision i'm on the constitutional experts in peru he used an article of the constitution that enables him to close down parliament if the parliament has been putting off the calls to ruling the country some experts believe that that was the right decision because congress was making it very difficult for him to govern or the people believe that he has misinterpret the article of the constitution. enables him to close down congress he proposed on the 28th of july on the dependency speech to congress to close down congress to resign

as president and call elections congress to accept that because he's nominated by an opposition has been against the government and now he said that he didn't have any choice but to close down parliament parliament doesn't accept that by the way well no because they're still there still they're refusing to leave congress's anyway but it's vickery has the support of the police and the military chiefs so presumably he still has the upper hand in all of this not only that he has a much support from the population they've been demonstrations from very early today i was following the news all day with peruvian media from very early from 7 o'clock in the morning people the most treated in support of mr discovers decision to close down the congress so he has must have support in the streets but also as you say rightly he has the support of the armed forces in latin america and indeed in all the parts of the world if you have the support of latin america you have the upper floor of the armed forces you have the upper hand. yet though congress you know unpopular they may be that there's still them straight you know that they're against them where could this lead where do you see this going what he's called for

election for generally 20202020 which is what the constitution says when you close down parliament you have to call for early parliamentary elections on in 4 months for elections will take place in january 2020 we depends to see how they actually international community reacts to these the organization of american states which gathers all that in american conscience house taking a kind of like a neutral position perhaps welcome they have welcomed the decision by the president to call for early elections so it's a kind of like a very soft in boston or what needs to discover a house down but for as long as the house is support of the armed forces he has the support of the people then he will he will be able to get away with this ok and just more widely about peru and how we got here not necessarily the latest developments with him and then trying to close parliament but more about the inherent structural problems i guess in peru that have led to this quite extraordinary situation the key element here is corruption this been

a huge companies to he took office in march last year when former president bill republican had to resign because of a corruption he's been at the forefront of fighting corruption in peru which is huge this is a big problem for all of that record this brazilian involved company that has been bribing latin american leaders really frightened sense of. the government has been trying to clean the country from corruption and mysteries kyra believed not without reason that the congress has been putting off the call because you have people within the congress who are themselves accused of corruption so the key to center point of the situation is the fight against corruption and how he has not been able to do that because congress has not allowed him to do that be interesting to see how it develops for the moment peruvian journalist so thank you so much for sharing her he's with us thank you. now lots more still to come in this hour including hopes trade for 6 people still missing after a bridge collapses in taiwan scientists say part of

a glazier and they tally inside of more long could be days away from collapsing on to a found the below and out around madrid were given a real scare in the champions league. hello there plenty of nice sunshine across southern regions of year of a good start unfortunately to the central and northern areas it is much more of what we have seen over the last a few days slightly for the end of september but look at the sunny skies this is how it could be key in greece glorious these guys glorious woman lucy as well and you should have more of that over the next couple days now there is some rain on the way wednesday sitting across the central regions and actually working its way across central and southern areas of italy as well ahead of this band the rain and

warm air in place so 23 if you're in care on wednesday much cooler in london just 13 degrees celsius and that is a lot of into thursday we got this line of cavity sitting from greece scotland right the way down into southern sections of spain so cloudy not particularly wet there is a system trying to do its best to push into the northwest and then this is where we'll see this rain working its way further eastwards and actually eventually pushing across into much of greece now as that system works its way across the central regions of europe we could just see one or 2 rain showers just clip in these coastal areas of algeria on into tunis you so temperatures a little bit lower still warm 28 celsius in algiers but as that system heads its way through wednesday into thursday it will be the temperature down in tunis so we could see a nice high temperature the of 26. and the slaughter of the most incredible stories are often 2.

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time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera there have been mass rallies and violent clashes between protesters and police in hong kong on the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china police use live rounds of ammunition and one person is in a critical condition after being shot at least 2 people have been killed and more than 200 injured in iraq after anti-government protests turned violent more than a 1000 people most of them students marched on baghdad's terrier square angry at a lack of jobs. and u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh and the chairman of 3 of the house committees investigating donald trump's the links with crane have accused each other of

intimidating witnesses. i white woman who shot him unarmed black man in his own home in texas has been found guilty of murder the woman was an off duty police officer at the time of the killing and she's now faces between 5 and 99 years in prison the verdict has been hailed as a significant moment in the battle to hold police accountable shaper that she had reports. miscarried in your team which you please even for those hoping for accountability the verdict was a sham and find the defendant amber geiger guilty of murder as charged. one of the attorneys for the family explain why there were sharp intake of breath when the verdict was announced it's a sad reality that this community waited on pins and needles to decide whether or not someone could be guilty for killing a black man in his home while eating ice cream this should have been automatic this

should have been anticipated expected but it is extremely rare in september of 2018 and we're going to return to her apartment building after her shift on the dallas police force she says she was tied i mistakenly into the wrong apartment the a lot department of 26 year old accountant both was wrong who has been eating vanilla ice cream on his couch watching t.v. gaga said she feared an intruder was in her apartment she drew her weapon and shot both him twice she admitted she intended to kill him she says she soon realized her mistake and was distraught he. killed me. we want to get it. controversially the judge allowed her lawyers to introduce hostile doctrine the idea that a person's home is a person's counsel and therefore someone has a right to use not full force in its defense of wonderful human being has lost his life. if he did it shows just the tragedy of all will.

for the prosecution dismiss that argument and just go on. most of what she said what are prosecutors allege geiger made a conscious decision to use deadly force against both them quote kamandi style and question why she didn't simply follow police procedure and stay in the car door if you thought an intruder was in her apartment and radio her colleagues on the police force for backup well and give up a lead guy didn't give both him any medical help after he was hit and the jury appears to have accepted the prosecution's argument that the use of the consul doctrine was inappropriate given the draw was the homeowner and guy got a person trespassing over the last several years there's been many high profile cases of police officers killing black people in the u.s. in most the police of escape punishment by arguing that they feared for their lives the same argument used by geiger that did not work this time it took us losing someone like both on foot dallas this entire state and the whole world to finally

hear what we've been saying all along there are serious issues within the dallas police department and training issues the sentence for murder in texas is between 5 and 1009 years in prison she al-jazeera. divers in taiwan are searching for survivors after a bridge collapsed on to several fishing boats an oil tanker was on the bridge when it collapsed in the fishing village of non fungo the incident came hours after a typhoon swept taiwan but it's not known if that is actually what weakens the bridge 10 people have been hospitalized and hope is fading for another 6 who are still missing. this is a more complicated disaster we were in consultation with structural experts as well as ship engineers and therefore has taken us longer in the rescue efforts we are doing our best mali's government says 25 of its soldiers have been killed and 60

are missing after attacks on 2 army camps in the center of the country the military posts in the other border with burkina faso were attacked at dawn sparking a gun battle. afghan officials say the taliban has killed at least 11 police officers in a gun battle in the north of the country before burning their headquarters the afghan security forces have lost at least 45000 personnel in the 5 years since the u.s. pulled out its ground troops and the collapse of the peace talks between the u.s. and the taliban has left many worried about the nation's long term future tony partly reports now from the capital kabul. it's a tough time for the afghan security forces taliban attacks have increased their suffering heavy casualties and the prospect of a withdrawal of u.s. forces hangs over them yet young men are still joining up some for reasons for others it's the only way to get a job despite the risks the afghan government says it doesn't keep

a record of casualties but president ashraf ghani announced earlier this year that $45000.00 police and army personnel have been killed fighting the taliban since 2015. midway's curry me was an army bomb disposal engineer in helmand province he knew the risks he was blinded in both eyes and lost a leg when a roadside device exploded as he tried to defuse it as you a question of whether somebody that i was aware of the danger of seeing friends wounded while working on mines losing an arm or a leg i wasn't scared to lose an arm or a leg is to sacrifice we have to make to serve this country and more have made that sacrifice since the u.s. pulled out the bulk of its forces in afghanistan that once numbered 100000 the 13000 americans left don't fight on the front lines that's left to the afghan security forces and they say they don't miss the u.s. manpower as much as its military technology and that means money we have a very sophisticated army and defense and security forces. all we need right now is

financial support because the african national defense security forces has essentially been fighting this war since 2014 and no major foreign force forces have been engaging in a battle in a big scale or even at a smaller scale. the support we get from the resolute support and also from the u.s. forces here is only limited to financial. even though peace talks between the taliban and the us have collapsed many people still hope the negotiations will resume in the near future but they acknowledge peace in afghanistan is not going to be straightforward the consensus is that the afghan security forces can't face the taliban without outside help that's a given but there is another potential problem in the future when peace finally comes to afghanistan how can 2 bitter enemies who fought in kill for 80 years come together in a national defense force. it's one of the many problems afghanistan will need to

overcome if peace is to become a reality instead of a dream tony berkeley al-jazeera kabul. the speaker of iran's parliament has told al-jazeera that tehran is open to starting a dialogue with saudi arabia it follows saudi crown prince mohammed bin some man saying that he would prefer a peaceful resolution in settling regional security disputes with iran as opposed to military conflict. iran is open to starting a dialogue with saudi arabia and other countries in the region and the dialogue could solve many of the region security and political problems what we can say is that it's not an aesthetic the for saudi arabia to rely or depend on america riyadh can submit its proposals to be discussed at the iranian saudi dialogue table without preconditions from our side we also welcome what has been quoted that prince mohammed bin so man wants dialogue perhaps it is good to know saudi arabia

is thinking of the region's interests 1st we say to the who these in yemen that any cease fire will be very important we also confirm that it will be for the interest of saudi arabia. around a 1000 refugees and migrants have staged a new protest in europe's largest migrant camp to demand better living conditions asylum seekers marched from moria camp towards a port on the greek island of les bosco before being stopped by riot police some held signs reading free us from how the protests came after a woman was killed and 17 people were injured on sunday in a fire at the overcrowded camp which sparked riots morea camp was built for 3000 people currently it houses around 12000. more than a 1000 refugees and migrants have died trying to cross to europe this year the united nations is calling for expanded search and rescue operations in the mediterranean sea if the figures do show that we have passed the very sad stern of

a 1000 deaths so far in 21000 and that is the 6 here in a row that we have passed a 1000 deaths i can stress is of course the numbers of people attempting to cross the mediterranean a much lower so that points to the fact that the journey is themselves a much more dangerous. a man wielding a sword and a gun has killed one person and injured at least 10 others in finland the attack happened that a vocational college incorporeal in the east of the country the suspect is a student at the school and the stabbed several people before police opened fire to stop him one police officer and the attacker were also seriously hurt during the incident. the british prime minister has confirmed there may need to be custom china checks on the island of ireland after breck's it boris johnson is expected to submit his formal breaks a proposal to the e.u. on wednesday but as henri chalons explains his comments have already sparked

concern in the e.u. and the anger in ireland a warning rory's report contains flash photography. he's boris johnson thinking of bringing customs checkpoints back to the island of ireland it's what dublin fears after an irish broadcaster said it had seen leaks bricks in proposals sent by london to the e.u. and the british prime minister spent cheese day morning at the conservative conference in manchester denying it it's of course early days and we're working very hard to get a deal over the line i think the references that i've heard a plan over to papers don't actually relate to what we are going to to table i think there's some. confusion about what's being what's being reported but yeah look and this is going to be a difficult negotiation what breaks it means for the irish border is

still as foggy as the landscape itself to preserve northern ireland's delicate $998.00 peace deal its border with the republic of ireland must be kept open and free of physical infrastructure but after bret's it this will be the u.k.'s only land front here with the european union so hardening of the border seems inevitable solving this conundrum has eluded everyone so far boris johnson's predecessor to reason may and the e.u. agreed the backstop a fudge of sorts there would keep the whole of the u.k. inside the e.u. use custom zone after bret's it until a proper solution could be worked out but boris johnson says he's ditching the backstop for hard it's never been a clean enough break. the government is about to send europe its final ideas for whatever will replace the backstop but brussels doesn't like what it seen thus far we have received by now and for documents from the u.k.

as of last tuesday we have not received any proposals from the united kingdom that need all the objectives of the backstop as we have been retreating and demanding some analysts think the prime minister knows it's probably futile. and has to square a circle get a deal the e.u. will approve of which will get through poland's at the moment that looks all but impossible so it's hard not to believe that actually in number 10 what they gave is a situation as to how best to fail to get a deal to go to the electorate to look convincingly as if you tried your best parliament requies boris johnson to ask europe for a brecht's if extension if he can't get a deal he says he'd rather be dead in a ditch than do so but he still won't explain in any detail how he can avoid it. down to 0 manchester. experts say that a section of a rapidly melting glass or on the italian side of monthlong could break off in the

coming days italian authorities have closed the road and banned hikers from the area fearing the collapse of a much bigger chunk the last year's instability has been blamed on climate change and high temperatures over the summer months from plump us year natasha reports. the more prominent in range is the highest in europe jutting dramatically into the sky on its southern slopes in italy is the plot of past year glazier for as long as anyone here can remember the vast expanse of slow moving ice has been part of the landscape but that could soon change scientists say the glacier is melting at an alarming rate because of climate change and could collapse the faith that is happening is that the movement of the of part of the present of the glacier is much faster than the rest of the glacier and this means that we have a sector of the glacier that could and train. laps or part of it the

section at risk is the equivalent in volume of $100.00 lympics swimming pools below it a valley popular with tourists if part of the glazier was to break away would cause a huge avalanche of snow ice and rock the wooden danger anyone using this road that is why the local mayor is taking no chances he has closed this road and walkers and hikers are not allowed to access any of the mountain huts in this area the mayor says the shrinking glazier shows how climate change is transforming the region. this is evidence of global warming we have higher temperatures in the summer and winter now our mountains are in crisis our glass is a diminishing we must take responsibility and stop this as we are increasingly losing parts of our glasses with some tories staying away livelihoods are also it risk. burkle immutable. and i really hope so soon

so it's over because it's hard for me to work i make cheese but there's no want to buy it. how long the plan passed your place you can remain intact is unclear but scientists say its case is far from unique nearly all of the more blah ranges glaciers are shrinking faster because of climate change what once seemed able to withstand the pressures of time is now very visibly fragile natasha butler al-jazeera italy. still ahead in this news our piece for has the details of an american farce that the world championships and that's coming up and spew out. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together.

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now and bill has highly for a stadium for more on the world championships and the rest of the sport. thank you barbara and welcome back to the wall that lyric's championships year international stadium where it's been a gold rush for america led by they store man in the 200 meters liles he cruised to his 1st world title with another impressive display in the final 19.83 seconds was good enough to see of canada's andre the grass and exchange on is adam jimmy to the

bronze medal by fellow countryman christian coleman in the 100 meters liles living up to the hype and delivering on the world stage in the men's 800 meters final donovan brazier became the 1st american to win this title is time of one minute 42.34 seconds was a new championship break the previous mark had stood since 1986. in the field events that was most successful team usa a very close poll though final was won by sen kendricks to retain his title both he and sweden's armand do plan to clear $5.00 metres of the american to gold on the count back rule having not made an error in the previous round. and australia have their 1st medal of the championships and it's gold kelsie me bobber winning her 1st world title of the javelin with a throw of 66.562. households course one of the only richardson has more on the day's action. in 2009 you signed ball was pretty much at the peak of

his powers winning the 10200 meters at the world championships in that year and setting world records that stand to this day in a decade on noble laws of the united states believes he is the heir apparent to bolt and he's just won his 1st major title that see 100 meters under your grass of candidates of the silver with alex cohen as of ecuador taking bronze were you as confident as you looked so not star like i was coughing i knew that no matter what was going to happen the matter what position i was and i come at that time and i was going to win that race because i've been in races where i've been in the last i've been in 1st i've been in the middle but i know no matter where i am i will come out and grab that when i'm happy i'm blessed to be able to be back on the podium i mean next year now i can or i can push myself more and i'll be ready for talking 2020 it's quite a rivalry building up between you and know we're heading into those lympics yeah i

definitely think that was the main show for today 100 was great but i think 200 brought out a lot of people i think people want to see that match up between myself and lawes was a lot more people understand so i saw nothing looking for more balance with him in the future less positive thought let's fix was the news that one of its most high profile coaches. has been banned for 4 years to various doping offenses he has in the past been in charge of 4 time olympic champion mark fire and was in charge of a very softly to be championships because accreditation is now being taken away and he's on his way home from doha salazar has said he's shocked by the decision and will be a paling i've been speaking to track and field. right to see lindstrom about the sort of reputation and character that salazar has he's an incredibly intense guy and my sense ever since this scandal. went public

is that he probably wasn't intentionally cheating but he is so driven to have his athletes excel and publicly in the past said that he would do everything right up to the line of legality and i think that any human being if you choose to live at the very limit of legality you almost inevitably step over and that's what he did tuesday also saw the doha crowd get their 1st look at hometown hero s. abortion the high jump world champion from 2 years ago now in the last year he's been struggling with injury he is though back to full fitness now and will be jumping for gold on friday here's how the medal table looks at the stage of the championships 3 more gold medals for the usa pulls them further clear at the top australia's 1st medal sees them up to join 7th place in the women's 200 meters

britain's diena ashley smith remains the one to catch she qualified fastest for wednesday's final with a time of 22.16 seconds american brittany brown and angela. one the other 2 save. american christian taylor celebrating his 4th world title in the triple jump he told he's already looking ahead to tokyo 2020. at the olympic games i'll be going for my 3rd title then i can't believe it that you know my dream was to just be a one time you know go to the world champion chips or or go to the olympic games and now be possibly defending my 3rd title it's a dream come true what's your message to young fans in this region about getting into professional athletics i would say just don't limit yourself you know the maybe a lot of barriers or stereotypes whatever that may be there you know don't be scared to push them in and bust them because regardless of where you are where you're from

or bring or things that have been said against you you know just for despite you that push through that away from the athletics it was an extraordinary night in the champions league is by and munich thrashed tottenham 72 in london by him coming from behind to win in emphatic style form arsenal striker serge gnabry was the star man scoring 4 of the 7 for last year's finalists it's the heaviest ever defeat in european competition elsewhere club bruges almost full of an upset at rail madrid they would sooner but row for back in the 2nd half through sergio ramos sandcastle mido to earn a $22.00 draw also wins on tuesday for paris and to man manchester city you venters political madrid red star belgrade and shakhtar donetsk but barrett brothers are getting ready to make history at the rugby world cup bowden jodie and scot all in the new zealand starting line up floor wednesday's pool match with canada it's the

1st time 3 siblings have played in the same team at the world cup the all blacks have had any live in daybreak since the opening game when they get in south africa and that's all the sport for now will have more from the international stadium later on barbara. peter thank you very much for that now a stolen ancient egyptian gilded coffin has been returned to its rightful home the 2100 year old coffin was on this play in new york's metropolitan museum of art us investigated the scuppered that the ancient artifact which once held the mummy over a priest to call that 9 jim monk had been illegally smuggled out of the country on tuesday it was put on display in the national museum of egyptian civilization in cairo. and that is it for this news hour do stay with us though we're going to have much more news for you in just a few minutes and. 2

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when we get. an escalation of violence in hong kong where a police officer has shot a teenager the 1st time a protester has been hit by gunfire. this says china's communist leaders a celebrate 70 years in power with a highly choreographed the splay of national unity. hello barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up. at least 2 people are killed and 200.