to turkey that it is creating alternatives where it can to its dependence on its relationship with turkey the 2nd leg of the support being offered here today is on energy where secretary pump unequivocal support to greece's position and to cyprus position on turkish drilling in war says that cyprus has marked out his demarcated with its neighbors in accordance with the international law of the sea as belonging to its exclusive economic zone plenty more ahead for you on this news hour including from bracing for more protests on sunday we'll find out why. praising out from rubbish here in doha where a highly acclaimed artist shows us his work made from recycled material and in sport having them become the 1st side to make the world cup quarterfinals farai has the action.

at least 10 people of injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir it happened near a government office in the city have a police officer and a journalist are among those hurt separatist fighters the blame people in pakistani administered kashmir marking 2 months since india ended the special status of the pot which new delhi administers hundreds of people are marching towards the line of control which separates the 2 countries interior minister kashmir has been under a complete lockdown and local politicians have been arrested it's more from come out and now he's in the capital of pakistan administered cash. the jumbo crush me liberation front is marching with 1000 of its supporters towards the line of control this is one of the largest organization of the kashmiri movement in

1994 yassin maalik the leader of the organization declared an indefinite cease fire after which you did become a political movement the government of course really trying to stop people from crossing the line of control because of the african chain that the indian forces may open fire on these people so the pakistani prime minister had also requested that j.k.r. left another crash media groups to shortish train because otherwise they said this may play into the hands of the indians but as you can see emotions are running high it is also concern for their leader yasin my leg always said to be in very poor health he has been arrested by the end they're not going to be along with all of the kashmiri leader now they. should be understood as wang full freedom boat from pakistan and india. i think every human being has the right to freedom

but unfortunately both india and pakistan the treating us as slaves we want an independent kashmir and we want freedom from both countries we very much concerned about our brothers and sisters on the of the side of the line of control before we all get freedom more my what the united nations the biggest institution of the 21st century has failed in providing justice for the people of kashmir despite the fact that the un has passed several resolutions for the plebiscite according to the wishes of the people of kashmir but unfortunately that hasn't happened so fall which raises question on the role of united nations as mediator and godfather for human rights they want an independent crush me at the port or the other groups who want to join august on story. indeed a political movement which has trained a lot of young people are in this march and they're adamant that they really cross the line of control my dad of course will represent problem for the pakistani

security forces who will be trying to stop these people the pakistani prime minister has made an effete thing that day sure nor do so otherwise it will play into the indian narrative and on friday there were protests on the indian side people say restrictions are putting on acceptable burdens on their lives and many are concerned about what india is planning next home involved explains. was the defiles on the streets of sit in a god it's the largest city and the some a couple of indian administered kashmir i protest as chanting pro pakistan slogans and demanded an end to what they describe as indian occupational health editor god i think you have got a god no just me it has been controversial since 1947 when india and pakistan divided it but continued to dispute ownership was 2 months ago

and did evoke the special legal status for kashmir that had been a shrine in its constitution that ended that egypt's autonomy including its ability to enact its laws it also cop legal restrictions on outsiders owning and settling on land that now many residents fear the move is part of a plan by new then who to change the makeup of its people. thousands of indian army and security personnel have been deployed and security crackdown posed communications blocked and their us to actions on movement hundreds of political leaders and activists have also been detained people say there are only soldiers on the streets and their lives and businesses have been disrupted it has only been 3 months into it and it will be only shown and i mean mr huge amount of money on this particular project the clan don't have one and been almost 60 days since and have been so i don't know i mean a bit over me but i'm hoping they're to get back to normal as soon as possible.

some people have found themselves stranded you know i mean what did this does it gabby other guardian does that we are facing many difficulties because of the prevailing situation after 8 days my daughter just dies from hospital i need to take a home from the last 2 hours and looking for a very close but i'm not able to find any i live very far away from here on. this parent says many. are afraid to send their children to school. because we're scared the government has opened the schools but kids are not going and we dependents are worried for them are going to send our children to school what if they don't come back. india's new measures have inflamed decades long tensions with pakistan on the other side of the dividing line in the last few weeks that fled to military clashes both from the air and on land and concerns in the wider region and possible all out war between the 2 nuclear powers i'm just. happy one jacob with us now from

new delhi the director of the india pak conflict monitor nice to have you with us 2 months now since india's move and as we heard in that report there people there are worried about what might happen next do you think those concerns are valid. well i can build themselves out of the idea that we need a bomb but it's not the situation under control which may be pretty much i feel that given the fact that we did on the house we're going to hold something that is going to slow the psi up so that i could be on the team sufficient for the everything that's in front lines which i thought we started sharp i'm so there seems to be effect but i'm all. i need i don't see issues simply both in dad's side of the security measures so to that extent the short going feeds you have. on how to manage the. me if i'm going to having said that i don't want to say i'm sure i'm

all for walking to develop. an office i don't. want to talk back to be not unhappy and the blackout hot and so forth not because i'm pretty good. but i was all across the state house before but i'm rather stiff i don't. want to say i mean. i don't want their own party. wanted of what i'm going to get out of any but i'm offered to plot and we thought the best new idea why i thought i'd get upset or push me for a long time i see any any any ideas or the fact i thought it was interesting indian prime minister narendra modi said that this was a bilateral issue between india and pakistan interesting on 2 fronts one he was the one who made a unilateral decision over kashmir and to the pakistani prime salman khan is the complete opposite he wants u.n. intervention it's hard to see how those 2 things can be reconciled. you know the

possible mockery in fact of finding something do you want everything to be and to be fucking someone and i get some do want to ask insistently nancy out of your mind . by that very issue even if you're stupid you have the. groove on and i found no interest. in the language and frankly thought except that i assumed it even though that you've been to the government to make the argument that this is that particular issue today. for safety has been a point of discussion at many a stop and those around the works or just the other day the united states senate voted national cemetery came out with a statement on. the un general assembly maybe if i did have a break and you should find i have consistently made this you make this your sole why is the actually the product that you expect me to be. happy for you for a video of it all by the international community has been said about what and how

it got the meeting a good idea that this used to be that it would be a question of any sort all the statements that are being raised by you may be different. for everyone to echo but with us from new delhi thank you for that do appreciate it the conservatives and religious groups are expected to protest in paris on sunday against the french government's plan to give access to i.d.'s to single and day women under french law only women and a heterosexual couple can access medically assisted reproductive treatment talk about life as the full story. when she reached her mid thirty's benedict a wanted to become a mother she was single and wanted to try i've yet fix set foot in france i v f is illegal for single or gay women so benedict travel to denmark and portugal with the treatment is legally available to all women i fell out low in my own country

because i just wanted a baby. that's right it was ok all the european countries but not in france benedick son is now 14 months old he doesn't have a father say although that mother in law and though the fact that he was wanted cases like benedix where she had to travel abroad for treatment may soon be a thing of the past in france the french government's proposed a new bioethics law that would give all women the right to i.d.f. treatment not just those in a heterosexual couple the new law would fulfill one of a man or might cross presidential campaign promises but is very divisive its supporters say it would be a victory for equality but its opponents say it would do raise the role of the father and destroy the moral fabric of french society in september french m.p.'s approved the new bill but only after a fiery debate over the ripon this is you don't get. how dare you decide

to inscribe into law that a child be deprived of a father this shocks me yes i'm emotional you're playing with fire the new law also covers other controversial issues such as stem cell research and some conservative groups worry it could be expanded in the future. it's a slippery slope 1st you give old women the right to a child then it will be for all men and then we'll have legalized surrogacy senators are now examining the bill if it becomes law it will be a huge blow for those who say it erodes traditional family values but it will create hope and possibility for single and gay women who dream of becoming a parent especially buckler al-jazeera paris. at the world athletics championships here in doha we're off to the international stadium with a preview with our ismael. thanks so much for all 7 titles are being decided on

saturday clipping the last of the late night road races the men's marathon on the tracks the front has been ever lens will look for her 2nd gold medal of the championships in the 1500 meters final the stadium is still buzzing after a golden night for caps are high jump superstar more bar shame delivering what it matter i mean american athlete that's making record breaking her new hobby will also have action from a busy day at the rugby world cup join us in about 20 minutes. and also ahead in the news of the use of being banned women in iraq by the tickets to an upcoming football match. and engineering a comeback how robotics is helping a threatened species stepped back from the bird extinction.

hello there we've had some rain showers across southern sections of iran over the last couple days pushing on into pakistan and also you see these bright here bringing some rather heavy downpours into those the northern sections of oman now there's more rain in the 4 calls a lot of clouds certainly into pakistan as we head on into sunday it's been cooler in afghanistan just 17 in kabul on sunday and also cooler up into northern turkey 18 degrees in ankara and those are all the rainy skies draw a little bit milder to 20 degrees celsius and very nice in beirut 28 degrees not. further to the south arabian peninsula we've got to again a mix of. those we could just see one or 2 more rain showers along. this coast in arm on a temperature wise sunday in doha 36 degrees celsius but still really feeling quite humid same temperature on monday and that is sunday when we could see more rain showers really quite scatter but maybe anywhere from abu dhabi across into muscat

and then down into southern africa some rain showers have been in the 4 calls they've also been scouting that south coast it's been very warm of the last few days into johannesburg and no real changes that sunday because he's in maine chiles then into cape town 18 is the high they play through on monday with a high of 19. 2 planes came. and 15 checked now to tell us that you know. i think it is possible to fully clean the premises off and skeletons but what we then leave is evidence that we have for the clinton administration wanted to give them a bit from started speaking about their own. before even the saudi government give up with just a jamal khashoggi matter in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. one simple mistake could be frankly.

fishing as a deep sea diver carries immense risk to the lives of those willing to take the chance but for north korean so much the opportunity for a prosperous new life in the south with his family was an even bigger risk to take . a witness documentary on al-jazeera. on the news here at al-jazeera and these are our top stories the number of people killed in protests in iraq has risen to at least 98 police open fire in baghdad

after a 2 day curfew was lifted parliament's supposed to be holding an emergency session on the armrest but some politicians are boycotting. protesters back on the streets of hong kong as well despite a rail shutdown and calls to council to demonstrations many cover their faces in defiance of a ban on mosques imposed by the cities they take our land and the us is one turkey against any illegal drilling in the east mediterranean sea. my pompei i made those comments as he visited greece when he signed the new defense agreement. meanwhile secretary of state says his department has responded to a subpoena requesting state department documents information he is refusing to provide it's related to the impeachment inquiry into the us president. state department sent a letter last night. to congress. which is our initial response to the document request we'll obviously do all the things we're required to do by law. i was

a member of congress once article one has a certain set of errors never to as an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the state department in addition the white house has been subpoenaed but donald trump says he's refusing to cooperate until the house of representatives votes to approve the investigation meanwhile text messages are fields so much pressure ukraine's president was put under to investigate trump's political rival joe biden. with more now from washington and i want to think you it appears ukrainian leaders clearly understood what president trump meant when he spoke with the ukrainian president by phone in july and asked for a favor the favor was a ukrainian investigation into trump's political rivals at home the payoff an invitation for president volodymyr zelinsky to visit the white house and the evidence one day before the call kurt volker the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine sends a text message discipline ski's aide heard from white house will grow rights

assuming president z. convinces trump he will investigate get to the bottom of what happened in 2016 we will nail down date for a visit to washington then after the call ukrainian official andre your mac tells us diplomats once we have a date will call for a press briefing announcing among other things barista and election meddling in investigations. is the gas company linked to the son of former u.s. vice president joe biden the text messages released by house investigators show u.s. diplomats and trumps personal attorney rudy giuliani continuing to pressure ukraine to draft a statement announcing an investigation but none was released then in late august the u.k. . radians learned of trump's decision to withhold nearly $400000000.00 in u.s. military assistance the u.s. ambassador to ukraine bill taylor appeared incredulous texting i think it's crazy

to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign the response came from or to the sunland a wealthy hotelier and trump donor who was appointed ambassador to the e.u. i believe you are incorrect about president trump's intentions he writes the president has been crystal clear no quid pro quos of any kind there is no pro quo and that was the fact that i saw that now by that that text defending trump came just as the u.s. media was catching wind of a whistleblower report accusing trump of wrongdoing in his call with the ukrainian president that's what's launched the impeachment inquiry now targeting the president democrats heard from another witness friday the intelligence community inspector general who investigated the whistleblower report we have evidence of text messages between state department officials expressing concern as early as may that rudy giuliani had a jew there was

a giuliani biting thing going on that had concerned a state department official we have evidence that a state department official was concerned that there was a linkage between security assistance and as he described a domestic political campaign democrats are trying to build a compelling case for impeachment not only to convince the american public but also senate republicans it would take a swell of republican defectors to remove trump from office and thus far there's only been a trickle. castro al-jazeera capitol hill. meanwhile president obama trumpets signed an order preventing immigrants who can't afford health care. from entering the united states those relocating to the u.s. will now have to prove they can afford medical costs or get health insurance within 30 days of their arrival the white house says the new rule won't apply to those claiming asylum or to children adding it only affects immigrants who are seeking

visas the order means if immigrants can't prove they will be able to get health insurance and they can be denied a visa donald trump says the move will prevent financial burden on the health care system it will come into effect on the 3rd more whichever tansey now in washington this feels a little bit she had like one of those good days a bury bad news situation there's so many other big distractions going on in the us with the impeachment that this news sort of gets slipped in under the radar. that's true although that does seem to be a very specific group of people being targeted by this new rule which is very likely to be to be challenge in court it should should be added this isn't targeting those few by the way we should make it very clear that if you're just coming in for a temporary trip on holidays and i doubt this is going to affect you but this is again a restriction on legal immigration to the united states we know that donald trump is cracking down on on documented migration but they're also going off to people

who want to settle in the united states and it's thought that this rule is particularly targeted at relatives of those who are in and living in the united states legally spouses parents not children this way the plight of the children of those legally in the united states but but for those who want to join their relatives that wives that children in the united states as you say you have to prove that within 30 days of arriving in the united states your medical costs will be covered either because you have enough money or because your you have some sort of medical insurance or your covered by whomever your joining insurance policy so that would mean that you don't have to have a job some of employment based insurance policy or the person you're with they have such an expensive insurance insurance policy that that that you will be you will be covered on this think about 400000 people a year maybe may be affected by this it doesn't affect temporary visitors those already in the u.s. children of those already here refugees and asylum seekers although there are plenty of hurdles being put up putting

a being put up against those sorts of it that sort of immigration as well but the message once again from the from the administration is that unless you've got money we really really don't want you to live here and the thing with health insurance anyway she has i mean this is something which for years now the trump administration is trying to be trying to roll back any way obamacare. right so that's helping a little bit too because. i mean because of the restrictions that they're placing on obamacare anyway it's it would break people make it make makes it much more difficult for for those applying for immigration status in the u.s. to to get health care and to get immigration status there is this kind of weird catch 22 which is all in the weeds of if it will care act which i don't think i should go into and actually that doesn't really want to get into but everybody but i mean there's lots of small print to health care is a major issue in united states obviously it's a for profit system in the united states it is incredibly expensive one of the most expensive health care systems in the world and that's why it's also actually a major issue in the election coming to 2020 with democratic candidates who like

bunnies all is elizabeth warren who are proposing to throw away just for profit system and have a state basis from which of course most will most developed nations in the world do indeed have health care as a human rights not just as a privilege will or for profit a for profit industry shepparton see thank you for that ships in washington for us . now a long standing ban on women entering football stadiums in iran is expected to be lifted on thursday for a world cup qualifier thousands of tickets allocated for women sold out minutes fifa will be sending a delegation to tehran to monitor access to the game against cambodia last month you may remember 29 year old he died after setting herself on fire as she was protesting after she was arrested for trying to enter a football match so let's talk to football journalist asha comedy show who is joining us from kampala uganda and scott nice to have you with us ayesha. it

shouldn't take a woman burning herself to death for this to happen clearly the story wouldn't have gotten as much focus if that hadn't happened but i guess this does show that there is some movements in iran. yes absolutely it's very good news to know that next week when when iran plays cambodia and us fifa world cup qualifier that will have women finally you know into who are watching from the stands and cheering on the display as if i have to have been watching on the internet or television is a very big step efficiently in the art of walls because it's of the use of be easy and it has really had to seek a strong reaction from people and pressure groups across the love to make sure that the happen at other but you know it's a reflection of where we're going as as women in football i should say from a different aspect because when you look at sci fi itself the fast every woman to

be secretary general she is muslim and she you know so that's just good to say the directions of the chief is very serious about this much and to say that look you run if you don't. remember what some of the c.d.'s are you could actually be buying from the qualification process so this still do you think an overriding feeling i guess in the hour would you referred to expect a particular event that women don't want to go to football or shouldn't be going to football i mean there was only what was it 3 and a half 1000 tickets allocated. yes it's 3500 that at least have been confirmed as of having gone to female fund but also there's a feeling that this number could don't rise because the federation has and the government of iran have said that if we will open up more sheets in the stadium and perhaps to go some that will be most fun but i must say that when you look at the

rest of the our brows you have for example in africa you have done that is the stuffing their women national league and pray for missing us should say right now there's a one on the $22.00 on them and on going in the local that has audi and in egypt they can spot so this is sort of an encouragement to say that wearing that he job is not it's not a bad thing and that if you want lots of both you can actually go out there and and watch t.v. you should not be limited just because of who you are and how you are born it's not your fault that you were born a woman in the case of. the 29 year old who i said he set himself on fire because she was arrested for trying to enter a football match that is a desperately sad situation isn't it that someone goes to bat lands because they were arrested just trying to watch a game. i can't even begin to imagine the frustration that she had

because as a single journalist i know that i say see the kinds of opposition i should say in my career because people don't believe that i can talk football the same way that a male journalist can but some of these things are changing but when i look at that you run situation and what she has to go to because she has to prove that you know we men can also be fun and that it took a day of course she doesn't know the extent actions help to free up so many of the women in iran but she will always be celebrated as a mutha as one who died for good cause even if it's a very bad thing but i'm sure that when those women go out next week to support iran against cambodia it will be a celebration and independence kind of message that they would send for furthest maybe 65 to say look here we are we can take selfies in the stadium and we don't

have to disguise of a man to watch a football game great stuff. joining us from the come pollack thank you appreciate . you giving us more protests are expected in haiti where people are demanding president johnson was a resign from his march was the largest in nearly 4 weeks of protests during which 17 people have reportedly been to protest at that time was on fire as they marched to the un offices in port au prince. a prominent cameroonian opposition leader has been released from prison as part of an amnesty ordered by president colby a what is comes i was jailed in january for organizing protests people are celebrating his release which comes a day off to the end of a national dialogue aimed at resulting a separatist conflict cameron's english speaking regions have been fighting for 3 years to break away from the french majority. now scientists and i'm president of the wave of extinction is underway because of poaching global warming and

a loss of habitat at the same time they're trying to save some critically endangered species including the northern white rhino which has been hunted to a much obliteration in the wild reynolds reports now from escondida city in california. edward the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park born at the end of july he's already of big boy. he is fantastic we are just so rotten to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction this is nola a female northern white rhino she died in 2015 the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in

the entire world both elderly females living in captivity so the subspecies seems do or maybe not part of biologist barbara durant's job involves giving ultrasound exams to pregnant rhinos not an easy task when your patient weighs about 1600 kilos so. durant is leading an effort to bring back the northern white rhino with a precious clutch of the animal stem cells and or dayshift land. a stem cell is a cell that has a potential to be any other cell in the body eventually they want we want to differentiate him all the way to sperm eggs but there's a big catch female rhino anatomy it turns out is complicated the cervix which you have to go through to deposit the semen is very convoluted it looks like a series of rings like this so we have to go in

a series of switchback turns so we're going to have to have something that is very flexible that can go around all those curves and that's where engineering professor mike comes in he wasn't thinking about impregnating rhinos when he developed this flexible robotic catheter for microsurgery but it turns out it's perfect for the job we've developed the robotic tool that is very thin long flexible device that we can very accurately steer through these narrow channels so that we can get very deep into the rhino uterine body and the posit the specimens needed the ultimate goal of this project is to produce a self-sustaining herd of northern white rhinos 1st in captivity and then return to the wild in africa that goal is decades away and direct says she may not live to

see it happen but that's ok if we don't lay the groundwork it's not going to happen so i think that what we're doing now is extremely important for the long game for the long haul dedicated scientists and a bold plan to save one of the world's rarest creatures rob reynolds al-jazeera escondido california. still ahead for you on al-jazeera the sports news with far and the dream run continues for hosts japan and rugby's a while too. children are risking it all the fame and fortune in the country's most populous. the death of a 13 year old boy response holmes to ban them from moving one on 18th meets thailand's child. october on al jazeera. as the deadline on october 31st gets closer stay with us for all the ninety's developments

on bricks in. the hot sun will host a new series of interviews with our teachers tackling the big issues about time loudly does expects an environmentalist whether somebody nice to discuss the future of biotic cold blood just by taking a microscope to the most contentious issues facing america and looking at coverage of the announcement of the $29.00 nobel peace prize winner. turned back to see.

one of africa's most acclaimed artists not serious health his 1st exhibition here in the middle east the guy has won many awards for his work that has made predominantly from rubbish it's been featured in galleries worldwide from the guggenheim in. new york museum orbit man the master meant to methe off museum of contemporary house not many artists want their work to be rubbish but that's what we construct his arts from. he sources much of his material like bottle tops and cans for alcoholic drinks for recycling stations in african countries you know drinks helped to link the 3 continents of africa europe and america. in the. drinks were brought for us to africa. europe. and then they. took

part in the. transplant. entitled triumphant scale the artist says this exhibition in doha reflects his body of work on a large scale in both space and time its work that spans his rich 5 decade long career. and that's why his bottle cap series is that the heart of this walk made entirely from bottle tops it's difficult to describe the share size of the space inspired by 15th century story about a king who imprisoned the artist migrant ancestors who then destroyed the city walls to escape he is collecting bottles you know tapes and covers so by saying that this is part of the. there is a political message and it's about building bridges state of building walls and how

also from africa or from the middle east from different. places in the world. produce work that makes sense to the entire world and that's he says his work doesn't begin with any political motives it's only once he's put them together they're open to interpretation laura browder manly al jazeera doha. at the world athletics championships. welcome back to the world athletics championships on the day of competition here at the khalifa international stadium we've got 7 titles to be decided later on saturday dutch runner steven hassan will be going for her 2nd gold after winning the 10000 meters title last saturday she's the fastest qualifier for the final of

the 1500 meters. also on the track it's the women's 5000 meter final and the sprint relays in the field the medals are decided in the men shot put and women's triple jump and out on the road the men's marathon begins just before midnight local time or host nation katter is still on a high after more times isa bar shane took gold in the high jump it was also a world record breaking night on the track so hell malik has the action was it the side bouncing cotton i've been praying for i suppose town hero my jumper mortality sebastian in full flight after recovering from until surgery last year haven't come close to elimination the qatari cleared to meet his 37 i was it was something none of his drivers could match. it meant bosham became the 1st man to successfully defend the high

jump title by 2 world championship everyone that i was there my family friends and old people of. all the support i wasn't really ready but that they did that they are the real champions they lift me up today it's just amazing really i have nothing to say they are the champions you can ask them. american to leila muhammad treated founds of the pack khalifa international stadium to a new world record. the 29 year old winning the 400 metres hurdles in 52.16 seconds that's 400 ths of 2nd better than the mark she set herself in july mommas gold adding to her olympic title from rio 2016 i. stayed. off the show on a miller we both missed out on gold in the women's 400 meters i believe in god they gave behavior found something to cheer about in the men's event he blew away the competition to win the final and 43.48 seconds. and take on the goldman

i the closest finish of the night came in the men's 3000 meter steeple chase defending champion princesses computer with kenya and ethiopia teenager let me cheat gamma battled out to the line after an agonizing wait it was completed i think the no was cuba's young braves came out on top in the women's discus final with a throw 69.17 meters the title adds to the pan american tram one in august and she'd be looking to add more gold to the collection and next year's tokyo olympics so helmet al-jazeera. algeria's raul pathic is with me in the studio now in the house cats are still celebrating darshan and that gold medal but well deserved absolutely i mean a year ago he was on crutches undergone a career threatening ankle surgery or the critter knee injury he had the emergency

ankle surgery and yet to recover from vats and he had to jump a season's best performance to win gold he wasn't sure how his body was going to react and under that pressure pass the stadium behind me making lots of noise the entire country willing him to do well but you know sometimes athletes can follow that up pressure he certainly did he really stepped off the mark of a true champion i mean to fight it to $33.00 and it was in the balance at that point where he could have actually gone out the competition he managed to clear on his final attempt and after that he didn't look back he jumped to 35 then to 37 i'm not really really good look like could actually go on that sorry didn't didn't need to his opponents dropped out he won gold in qatar carney very right happy and credible ok let's talk about tonight 7 titles up for grabs talk us through some of the big events of the me they went on talking most interested in is the women's 1500 meters to find hassan running in that going for 10000 meter 1500 meter double which is never been done before of course she this is actually has favored

adventure. we want her semifinal she was the quickest out of all the qualifiers that she is the favorite is running on the little bit of a cloud because her coach about to silence are a few days ago was charged or was banned for 4 years adopting and how does accreditation taken off and had to actually leave. she's been having to answer some very difficult questions regarding your association with salazar she's distance herself from the. simple words that she's the pricing in the accusations so it remains to be seen how that will affect in tonight's raw ok well i want to get to the men's marathon finishing up tonight later on tonight yeah well of course that humidity will once again be the focus we had the women's bout than a week ago you know we all saw the images of the women struggling to finish the race of the of the races didn't actually finish and no one actually suffered from a strike but be interesting to see how the men cope with these conditions on ok fantastic stuff thank you so much for a hallway from the athletic at the rugby world cup england are the 1st side to

secure their place in the quarter finals a $39.00 to $10.00 bonus point victory over argentina move them further clear at the top of the 6 try for angle and including this one from george for. japan continued their 100 percent winning start with a story 819 victory over samoa and a late try from coal tar i'm up to seamus securing a valuable bonus points and australia have gone back to the top of called the the wallabies ran in 7 tries as a hero white 45. at the japan open tennis championships novak djokovic has been to his 110 final the world number one in the david goffin in straight sets and saturday's semi's djokovic she's playing his 1st tournament 3 injured at the u.s. open will face australia's johnno men for the title. and that is all your support

for now we'll have more from the khalifa international stadium later on but for now it's back to come up for a thank you for that funny most people tell their dogs they're a good boy were good girl i guess but it's rare they would get a medal for it's have a look at a hurrican here a retired member of the u.s. secret service who's been all nude with an order of merit in britain for his bravery hard can help protect president barack obama from an intruder during his time at the white house the head of the charity awarding the medals as despite suffering a ferocious a soul harakah never folded from his juicy he retired from service in 2016. again receiving the p.d.s.a. order of merit. absolutely credible will be the highlight of his career by far. he did what he was supposed to do in tennis his purpose as a working dog he gets to say stop somebody from getting in the front door of the white house where the president and his family was it was right there you know that's that's something really special. nice

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violence. we'll obviously do all things required to by law the white house refuses to hand over documents to house democrats as part of their impeachment inquiry into the president's. and the centuries old festival returns to ethiopia's capital but the celebrations actually lead to fields of more ethnic tension. so more on rest and live fire in the iraqi capital baghdad another 5 protesters have been killed after the 2 day curfew came to an end there was a heavy security presence on the street all up at least 98 people have been killed . thousands injured over the last few days an emergency session of parliament has failed to take off 2 divisions among political groups however the speaker of

parliament has met some of the protesters who are demanding that all m.p.'s resign he refused in the demonstrators walked out there is widespread anger against corruption and a lack of basic services including clean water and access to education loans will be given in the form of credits bank credits be initiated for the purposes of establishing factories and providing equipment this will enable us to stay away from any corruption so facilities will not be given in cash loans yet will be credit for the establishment of factories and we'll have an update from baghdad on that story a little later in this bulletin meanwhile there been more protests in hong kong on saturday small of oh in recent days hundreds of people are demonstrating against a ban on face masks despite their march being canceled by the organizers was called

off after hong kong's rail network was closed because of what authorities called malicious vandalism that refers to friday when crowds set fire to metro stations during rallies against the bad hong kong leader kerry lamb has promised as well to crack down on the increasing violence otoh like it did in white ling held on the right as extreme acts made hong kong into a dark day last night it is made hong kong paralyzed everyone is worried anxious and even scared the hong kong government has the greatest determination to suppress violence i appeal to everyone to support the government to stop violence in a legal way more from hong kong now with our correspondent scott hyla. a march and some sporadic protests here in hong kong on saturday much less than what we've seen over the last 48 hours and much less than we've seen in previous weekends and peaceful for the most part on saturday that's what we saw a very different picture on friday night and part of the violence that took place

on friday night after this mass ban was announced where the m.t.r. train systems they were shut down and that really kind of crippled this city what's it saying to the malls most major miles with close as you can see small shops also shuttered that because they anticipated there to be violence on saturday but it didn't materialize because protest leaders cancelled all the events also on saturday kerry lamb the chief executive of hong kong issued a video statement where she looked at the violence on friday night as justification for this mass then she also said it was a very dark day here in hong kong protest leaders when they said things were going to be canceled on saturday pointed to sunday it's going to be a big day they hope they're planning a rally and a march that they say hopefully we peacefully but will be have very large numbers compared to what we've seen over the last couple of days but obviously the police with this new law emergency law in place they will be looking to crack down on any illegal activity and we've also heard from the un's high commissioner for human rights has condemned the rising violence in hong kong we are troubled by the high

levels of violence associated with some people stray she says that having to give place in in the last days and alarmed by the injuries to the police and protesters including journalists and protesters. shot by law enforcement officers and i strongly condemn all acts to buy listen from all sides and i call on all those responding to them astray ssion and those engaged in the brought this to do so in a peaceful and non violent way. let's go back to our top story the unrest in iraq imran khan is in baghdad for us there on the political situation 1st of all about you and i were discussing about 24 hours ago how fraught it might be given the opposition there is to the politicians at the moment talk us through what actually happened or what didn't happen. well the poem was supposed to convene for a session that didn't happen and the reason it didn't happen is because a number of political blocs decided they weren't going to show up at parliament at

all what happened is they said to the iraqi government you have no agenda you have nothing that you can promise the protesters so we're simply not going to show up then we heard from mohammed i'll do see the speak up of the parliament he in the last call for our also. gave a press conference i watched the press conference it didn't feel like a press conference at all it felt like a campaign rally in this press conference he promised the iraqi people more money he promised job opportunities he said he was going to give the agricultural sector a boost he was going to get people into the military he was going to radically change things he was playing to that gallery of protesters that we've seen over the last few days and expect to see more of this expect to see more politicians decide that the protesters might have a point they're a big enough movement and that they need to be on their side against the government

in order to push the government to call for early elections and that's not just how it seems to be maneuvering towards that other people have been much more specific. to one of the most influential shiite clerics has said straight out we need a new elections as has the former prime minister by the isle of body so a lot of political bash nations going on or you can say for absolute certain is there is a lot of people that are going to be jockeying for position and they go to be back in the protest movement against the government because they sense a change. might be coming and tell us about the protest movement because if you've been lifted in rome what's been happening with the protests. well sporadically throughout the day here in baghdad baghdad we have been hearing gunfire but the protest has moved not exactly out of central baghdad but in the neighborhoods surrounding central baghdad where we've seen a lot of the protest as well been trying to get into the center of the city be pushed back by security forces once again life once again to gas once again people

dying in large numbers in fact actually the death toll has almost jumped overnight and the heavy handed techniques techniques as still being used by the security services despite the fact that we went from a death toll yes dave around 50 people to something like 97 people officially confirmed across the country today and when we talk about across the country in the south of iraq people are still protesting and then leaving tools government targets and the government very concerned about this because that's a very visual way of showing that anger against this particular government but once again the protesters keep saying it's not about this government it's about the system of governance and the in parent corruption that we're fighting it doesn't matter if it's this government or a new government without a change in the system nothing will change imran khan in baghdad thank you for that update. and now u.s. secretary state might pump aoe says his department has responded to

a subpoena requesting state documents information he's refusing to provide it's related to the impeachment inquiry into the u.s. president's state department sent a letter last night. to congress. which is our initial response to the document request we'll obviously do all the things you're required to do by law. i was a member of congress once article one as a certain set of article 2 as an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the state department. the white house was also subpoenaed but donald trump says he's refusing to cooperate until the house of representatives votes to actually improve the investigation we want text messages of reveals just how much pressure ukraine's president was put under to investigate donald trump's a political rival joe biden has more from washington and i want to think you it appears ukrainian leaders clearly understood what president trump meant when he spoke with the ukrainian president by phone in july and asked for

a favor the favor was a ukrainian investigation into trump's political rivals at home the payoff an invitation for president volodymyr zelinsky to visit the white house and the evidence one day before the call kurt volker the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine sends a text message his alinsky aide heard from white house will go writes assuming president z. convinces trump he will investigate get to the bottom of what happened in 2016 we will nail down date for a visit to washington then after the call ukrainian official andre your back tells us diplomats once we have a date will call for a press briefing announcing among other things barista and election meddling in investigations. is the gas company linked to the son of former u.s. vice president joe biden the text messages released by house investigators show u.s. diplomats and trumps personal attorney rudy giuliani continuing to pressure ukraine

to draft a statement announcing an investigation but none was released then in late august the ukrainians learned of trump's decision to withhold nearly $400000000.00 in u.s. military assistance the u.s. ambassador to ukraine bill taylor appeared incredulous texting i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign the response came from ordered sunland a wealthy hotelier and trump donor who was a point. it ambassador to the e.u. i believe you are incorrect about president trump's intentions he writes the president has been crystal clear no quid pro quos of any kind there is no bro whoa that was the fact that i saw that well if i that that text defending trump came just as the u.s. media was catching wind of a whistleblower report accusing trump of wrongdoing in his call with the ukrainian

president that's what's launched the impeachment inquiry now targeting the president democrats heard from another witness friday the intelligence community inspector general who investigated the whistleblower report we have evidence of text messages between state department officials expressing concern as early as may that rudy giuliani had a jew there was a giuliani biting thing going on that had concerned a state department official we have evidence that a state department official was concerned that there was a linkage between security assistance and as he described a domestic political campaign democrats are trying to build a compelling case for impeachment not only to convince the american public but also senate republicans it would take a swell of republican defectors to remove trump from off.