obviously do all the things you're required to do by law. as a member of congress wants article one has a certain set of hours in article 2 as an obligation to make sure that we protect officials at the state department. president donald trump has signed an order preventing immigrants who cannot afford health care from entering the united states people relegating to the u.s. will now have to prove that they can afford medical costs or get health insurance within 30 days of their arrival the new rule will be applied to people seeking immigrant visas and not to those already in the country it will not apply to asylum seekers refugees or children. still to come in this half hour. for the 1st time in 150 years ethiopia's around the community are allowed to hold their thanksgiving festival in the capital and tragedy in a thailand national park is a rescue attempt by 5 elephants those battling phone. hello

german lorenzo that hurrican did so much damage to the is all is it's this massive cloud here and i want to sway through austria to end probably somewhere in southern ukraine by the time we see daybreak during sunday so there's the pictures on the den and thus the remains of the runs are just rain by this time still no active autumnal spell that one frontal system is having left the shores of europe is giving snow to moscow the next one's come in bringing rain and still wind to good part of western europe 16 in london not particularly cold nor warm 27 still in madrid you'll notice between sunday and monday this cooler at takes a dive down through the adriatic snow on the way for the northern alps at least and

then a massive potentially big thunderstorms in southern italy and once again the greek islands sunshine ahead of it not very warm 11 or 12 from germany down through austria to hungary and still his warm climate here in spain and portugal as somewhat cloud will spin off i think in the west and but into the northwest africa not so much on sunday we're still quite warm unities 2728 in tunis and middle twenty's knew about but come monday rather more in the way of clouds so start low temp is and some rain.

5 cats ways and experience the world like never before catatonic ways going places together. a reminder now of the top stories here on al-jazeera iraqi officials say at least 5 more anti-government protesters have been killed in baghdad after a 2 day curfew was lifted almost 100 people have died in the last 5 days of unrest thousands of protesters in hong kong have defied a government ban on public demonstrations by rallying in facemasks and north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil says he's broken off denuclearization

talks with the united states and sweden saying washington brought nothing to the table. at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir the attack happened near a government office in the city of ana. a police officer and a journalist are among those hurt local police have blamed the attack on what they call terrorists meanwhile in pakistani administered kashmir hundreds of people have marched towards the unofficial border to protest against india's actions in the territory and it administered kashmir has been under lockdown since new delhi took away its autonomy come ohio has more now from windsor for about. jammu kashmir liberation front which is also a political organization and i came on both sides of the line of control also known as the line of their white house and all of their support i'm marching towards the line of control they're determined to cross and they said they want to go to syria

not go now the problem is for the pakistani security forces they cannot let that happen because of the tense situation between india and pakistan command quote course of this rally if there is so solid data to take with the people of fresh meat to also reject and condemn the brutal oppression by indian security forces inside indian administered kashmir and cards to send a signal to the international community that the people of kashmir and now in a state of lockdown for 60 long days without food and medicine participating in this. freedom of a country. for the last 2 months. we marched. over people that we are with them they are not alone

we will stand by them and fight for their freedom until we get free from india and pakistan we are. we want freedom. also. we are not was the decision of this be this is not the 100 should be so and there's a lot of excitement and also tension in the air the j.k. left it also led by arsene malik who has been arrested by the indian or chartered chiefs and there are also serious concerns about it. and these. that there want to condemn the atrocities of the indian security forces inside indian administered kashmir and they also want to send a strong signal to the international community to bear danger to the plight of kashmiri people. on a stranding couple who spent more than 3 months in

a prison in tehran charged with spying have been freed australia's foreign minister says all charges against julie king and mark for can have been dropped after quote very sensitive negotiations they were detained over accusations of flying a drone without a permit iran's state t.v. says an iranian student detained for 13 months in australia has also of returned home cameron's opposition leader marie scum to has been released from prison 9 months after his arrest for leading opposition protests come to his release spark celebrations on the streets of the capital young day he was freed by a military court on the orders of president paul vi who's under increasing international pressure following his crackdown on the opposition a committee to assess more now from the capitol hill. the declaration of a decree by president for libya that announced the release of more prisoners political prisoners in this case hundreds of prisoners have been released in the

past 2 or 3 days the latest being hours after the end of the national a dollar conference here in the old days now a lot of communion see these releases or amnesty used as a step that can lead towards national reconciliation and start a wider dialogue among communions now a lot of people will now be watching the separatists in the northwest and southwest of the country and see how the reciprocated this gesture already indicated that they are not impressed with the concessions made so far. hundreds of thousands of people from ethiopia's ethnic community are celebrating their annual thanksgiving festival known as it is it's the 1st time in 150 years of the being allowed to hold the celebrations in the capital addis ababa but there is concern the event could reignite the ethnic tensions because some on the leaders say the city lies on their traditional land robyn kriel has more now from. some traveled for

days through dozens of security checkpoints for this. a festival of thanksgiving marked by if the o.p.'s or roma community signaling the end of the rainy season coming from australia and it is a long journey 20 hours on the trip on the plane this is really a very special moment but amid the celebrations there are concerns tensions and ethnic rivalries have heightened across the country since prime minister of the ahmed came to power in 2018 some hardliners in the or remote community believe the region that includes the capital at a stab of should full under their jurisdiction while allowing the celebration to be held back here in attics ababa for the 1st time in more than a century could be seen as an olive branch from the government.

and other international observers worry that it could serve to incite more nationalist sentiments and further divide the o.p.'s some regional flags flew high despite calls to avoid politics during the celebrations the chance that a reach is about celebrating our country's peace and prosperity it's not about ethnicity or gender it's about tolerance recent to reach a celebrations held outside the capital have been mobbed by protests after a stampede in 2016 where the government says 50 people were. killed but opposition leaders and human rights watch that put that figure in the hundreds the main part of this year's event however ended according to its name peacefully it continues into sunday at a popular lake resort near by robyn kriel al jazeera at a sad about. a leading to museum presidential candidate says he will stop campaigning ahead of the vinyl vote on oct 13th case a d.

said it would give him an unfair advantage against his opponent who has been imprisoned since august voters will return to the ballot box on sunday to elect a new parliament and as a better reports now from tunis the winner faces the difficult task of tackling the country's economic problems. i am going to it's likely to be a tight race and candidates are taking no chances now she doesn't know she the leader of another party is running for the 1st time in a bid to rally support for his party the conservative in the other has been a driving force in politics since the 2011 revolution but now its rival the secular heart of tunisia is gaining ground citizens should vote for another to consolidate democracy because we need strong parliament and a strong party to lead the country it's been wyvil the heart of it is your party was established by media magnate. just 3 months ago are we is

currently in jail accused of money laundering and tax evasion accusations his lawyers deny his party is promising radical economic reforms if it comes to power cartoonist. has a real vision for the country. you know they want to see down the road a real modern country they want to build a nation of of they want to do with poverty they want to abolish poverty but no party is expected to secure an absolute majority in the parliament and with both another and the heart of tunisia voting out forming a coalition there are rising concerns of a political impasse and as the political divide widens voters are growing frustrated with the political leave. it for failing to rein in inflation and unemployment. we hoped politicians would tackle unemployment but they failed us the

candidates won't change anything and we shouldn't expect anything from. fallin i feel bad for the current situation in my country there is no security the price of commodities is on the rise and politicians repeat the same promises again and again as the 2014 constitution gives the prime minister a bigger say in domestic issues while the president controls defense and for enough . whoever wins in sunday's vote was shaped in his years political and economic adjourned for the next 5 years to high hopes the 2011 revolution would bring democracy equality and better living conditions 80 years later economic problems and political instability have a shot of those hopes for a better future and fueled a growing disillusionment with the political elite al-jazeera turnus.

6 wild elephants have died after falling into a waterfall in the cow national park in thailand 5 adults were apparently killed while trying to save a 3 year old half who had slipped into the water park rangers managed to save 2 more apart which is home to around $300.00 wild elephants and many other wild animals as more than 2000 square kilometers of forest and this popular with tourists here we understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller elephants might have slipped and i don't want to try to rescue them but instead was swept away by water. well conservationists in the united states are hoping a new scientific breakthrough will help save a species on the brink of extinction the northern white rhino has been hunted to oblivion in the wild just 2 are left in captivity but both are female so they are expected to be the last of their kind but as rob reynolds reports there's

a bold new plan to restore the species using one of its closest relatives. 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 is adorable he is fantastic we are just so lucky 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 as 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 durant 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 robert oulds al-jazeera escondido california. the spanish civil guard has released footage of a dramatic high speed boat chase in the mediterranean which ended with the arrest of 4 suspected drug smugglers. the civil guard boat you can see on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right they ended up colliding with it and 3 agents were thrown into the water 8 bundles of no ana were recovered from the sea. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera iraqi officials say at least 5 more anti-government protesters have been killed in the capital baghdad after

a 2 day curfew was lifted 98 people have been killed and thousands injured over the last few days parliament attempted to hold a session to discuss the protests but it was boycotted by some politicians. thousands of protesters in hong kong meanwhile have defied the government wearing face masks despite the leader kerry live banning them from public demonstrations most of the city's metro stations remain shut after several were vandalized by protesters overnight old homework to do and why. the right is extreme acts made hong kong enjoy a dark day last night it is made hong kong 70 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 north korea's chief nuclear negotiator says they've broken off denuclearization talks with the u.s. because their expectations were not fulfilled delegations from both countries were

in stockholm to the skies pyongyang ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing out whistleblower complaint against u.s. president donald trump according to the new york times trump is accused of using his position to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden opposition democrats have launched an impeachment investigation and president trump has also signed an order preventing immigrants who cannot afford health care from entering the united states people relocating to the u.s. will now have to prove that they can afford medical costs or get health insurance within 30 days of their arrival it will not up. flight to asylum seekers refugees or children at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir the attack happened near a government office in the city of. a police officer and journalist are among those hurt local police have blamed the attack on what they call terrorists. those are

the top stories i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour stay with us coming up next it's been listening post thanks for watching i'll see you soon ok. within minutes of its release the whistle like sparking potshot kept calling out shows the president right now on great britain or. right now. with the president also attacking. with the. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week donald trump and fox news there are signs

that the president's biggest supporter on the american airwaves is having some serious 2nd thoughts he draws crowds that would put bollywood superstars and indian cricketers to shame india's no rent remote and the art of the overseas mega rally one year after the killing of jamal khashoggi the saudi crown prince gets a grilling on american television and comes up short and gratitude in berg's climate speech as a swedish death metal song somehow that strikes the right now. as the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress gathers steam president trump tweets about a crew and talk of a looming civil war there are signs of an in-house civil war at the biggest most influential news network in the country fox news the complaint at the center of the impeachment story filed by an anonymous whistleblower alleges that trump abused his powers by asking the government of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden

a possible opponent in next year's presidential election fox has been a bedrock of support for this president and there were some signs before the ukraine story of dissent at the now. at work on where fox should draw the line in its backing of trump however this story has exposed those divisions like never before the hosts arguing with each other on the air reflect a deeper split amongst fox executives and within the network's owners the murdoch family and as fox's best known viewers it's not like donald trump hasn't noticed some of those angry tweets he used to reserve for c.n.n. and the new york times are now heading fox's way our starting point this week is washington d.c. . the prospect of the impeachment of donald trump has been a preoccupation of much of the american news media since before trump was even

sworn in this headline was published just 6 days after trump was selected more than 2 months before he took office then came the russia gate story out of washington and the latest on the russian best again on the alleged collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin during the 2016 election the investigation into that by special counsel robert muller had many u.s. news outlets feasting on the story for more than 2 years and the american presidency right now is the product of collusion between the russian intelligence services and an american campaign i mean that is so profoundly in the end it fell short of the high expectations that many journalists in their excitement had helped to create all of which has made it easier for the white house to argue that the ukraine story which is centered around a phone call between trump and president for modern medicine men is just more of the same. russia investigation it was such a complex set of facts that i think it was tough for democrats to really explain

why trump should be impeached thank you very much here whereas here with the whistleblower complaint regarding trump stealing such a. with ukraine other countries as well is a lot more straightforward so i think that has lend itself to making a clear case for impeachment the white house to have just released the transcript of the july 25th phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president selenski there was a discussion about the military there we were supposed to say but trump had put upon that and so then this phone call happens and trump says you know paraphrasing but ok i'm going to need you to do us a favor. and the favor that he's asking is he wants him to investigate his chief political rival. donald trump leveraged his power over

ukrainian leader and that's very simple you can explain that to almost anyone and once you explain to them that it's illegal it will be very easy for them to understand much of the media in this country is not just fake it's corrupt the president's response has followed the standard shoot the messenger pattern attacks on the news outlets reporting the story as well as a few potshots at the network that usually has his back fox news signs that donald trump's affection for fox was on the wane had come even before the ukraine story turned up the heat 6 weeks ago after the network ran an unflattering paul trump tweeted fox isn't working for us anymore. in the past month idea the president has been calling into question some of fox media hosts as well as the network itself for not always coming to his defense the president expects fox to be in his corner he expects people to come to his defense

a man when they don't necessarily at least in his eyes there is some tension there for most of his term fox has defended the president ok surely news anchors shepard smith and chris wallace have swim against the current and told it like it is. why did the president use private attorneys rather than it out of the state but they are vastly outnumbered and the hardcore support for trump comes in primetime through the hosts of opinion shows names like carlson hannity and ingrid the ukraine story has resulted in that schism being laid bare on fox is there. so you have this tension within fox these 2 anchors essentially sailing each other's integrity shep smith. covered thinks it's appropriate he had on judge entered the public tunnel he has said that these are serious issues raised by the subpoena or the vet to which the president has admitted is in and of itself a crime yes this is the same crime for all this is insufficient devoted president's

positions and saw tucker carlson some hours later a 2nd chance we're not former federal prosecutor general is it a crime here former federal prosecutor well i think judge an apollo tano there's a full shop smith came back you know a day later and said attacking our colleague who is here to offer legal assessments on our air in our home is repugnant shep smith said who could disagree his ideas this is ridiculous and then tucker carlson did it again the next night punkin not clear if that was you or maybe someone's repugnant and so that's the feud between shepard smith and tucker carlson did kind of highlight schism at fox news again this isn't really a new thing. but because impeachment is such a significant thing to possibly remove a president from office seems like the stakes have gotten higher and so these feuds have become something that people are talking. and that's schism that fox viewers

see in the networks outport also exists and probably starts at the executive level . rupert murdoch's heir apparent lachlan murdoch. is reportedly far less unarmored of the president than his father is and although fox continues to hire ex administration officials like the former director of communications hope here is also hard one of trump's republican adversaries the former speaker of the house paul ryan which may prove significant down the road. if you could combine a roller coaster and revolving door that would describe the relationship between the republican party and the white house and fox news and this is part of. murdoch by certain agencies thinkers cross the political spectrum you know it will be on john if the trump himself. but for the moment or now.

it's impossible to see. the. it may well be that paul ryan wants to. see a world i would say that the president's bedrock of support at fox is wavering. i don't think his relationship with fox news is going to change and may criticize certain people within fox but his relationship with the network is still very strong he needs fox in a way that they really get to his base they get to the people who. vote for him and well he hopes will vote for them again. sometimes fax anchors hit the road with president trying not to cover him to campaign with you. when jeanine pirro or sean hannity appear on long side trump at a rally they look more like running mates than journalists when hannity returns to his studio he routinely criticizes other reporters for their lack of objectivity biden incorporated they have now been exposed in spite of the media mob is why the

cloud on ukraine hannity argues the real story is the corruption of the biden family and as one of his colleagues said this past week hannity and by extension fall. news are all that stands between donald trump becoming the next richard nixon the president the washington post broke down in the 1970 s. watergate scandal you know if it wasn't your show sean they would destroy him absolutely you know the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon you know it is kind of an interesting thought exercise to think about what you know how things might have been different for nixon had he had the conservative media infrastructure that exists today therefore. i shall resign the presidency effective. because you know if you read about watergate a lot of the big revelations that occurred in the washington post or on you know during the watergate hearings there wasn't kind of this right wing infrastructure spinning it you know immediately into tens of millions of people every night but i

do think that it's likely that nixon would have survived water he had he had something like fox news spinning the watergate hearings highlighting democrats looking bad during moments where they were questioning witnesses that sort of thing . it kind of provides a whole different way of interpreting news events. that is something fox has always offered americans a whole new way a right wing way of interpret in the news we're going to lay out the truth each and every detail what the president did absolutely nothing wrong nothing its reporters are skilled at glossing over the facts but the executives calling the shots no there is no escaping the numbers they live and die by ratings something donald trump knows all about and the polls now showing a majority of americans are in favor of impeaching the president do not bode well for the trump fox relationship it's already starting to get messy the break up

should it come to that will be must watch t.v. . we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one. our producers tarik not tarak one year ago this week the saudi journalist jamal for shock she walked into that saudi consulate in istanbul where he was suffocated killed and then dismembered the cia has concluded that the man who ordered that killing was the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solemn on known as and the s. this past week and b.s. went on c.b.s.'s 60 minutes in the u.s. to defend himself how did that go through richard when one of them from on 1st appeared on 60 minutes back in 2018 phoebe death of norah o'donnell themed rather impressed with his ideas this time around she was much more forceful did you order . absolutely

not you know this was a heinous crime like those but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government it's a pretty weak response because mohamed been fun man is the saudi government and the killing of a high profile citizen on foreign soil would never have been carried out without his faith all right but he was just one target of riyadh's campaign against internal dissent he was a journalist had that platform in the washington post his story was always going to get a lot of coverage but c.b.s. also asked about female dissidents in saudi arabia who have also spent time in prison how did n.b.s. deal with that so the question was about janet huff lulu who story is one we have much less about she's a women's rights activist who was kidnapped from the u.a.e. back in march 28th seen and has been imprisoned in fighting ever since i don't know . about reports that have flowed has been tortured while in jail this is how he

responded. if this is correct it is very heinous islam forbids torture the saudi laws for be torture of human conscience forbids torture and i will personally follow up on this matter as you can imagine this exchange has generated a lot of debate online not least among saudis i spoke with the activist and blogger a member and i shot about the interview on 60 minutes. obviously he's contradicting himself because in the previous interview that he didn't previously on the same show he said that the woman had been arrested because there was evidence against them but now he's saying that he doesn't know havening i believe he's fully aware of it and the fact that they've been keeping her away is kind of for a red flag that there is something happening this side of government is trying to hide it and perhaps one of the reasons why they didn't have more is it's own prison because they're afraid that she's going to speak to the international community

about what happened that was i'm i'm a nice shot on female activist still in jail for still paying a price and saudi arabia a year after has shocked killing ok thanks don. india's prime minister narendra modi has honed the art of the political spectacle the rallies the rousing speeches he held want to couple of weeks back that attracted 50000 people including donald trump in houston texas it was the 15th for a rally modi has held why it's not as though modi supporters with foreign citizenship can actually vote in indian elections but they do have money there is amongst the wealthiest immigrant communities in the u.s. so houston was a fundraising opportunity that neither modi nor trump could afford to pass up the indian diaspora has other political uses that modi is tapping into back home when an indian emigrant is seen as having made it abroad as a lawyer a doctor or a tech whiz and they support modi that reflects well on the prime minister and it

all gets fed into the well oiled modi media messaging machine the listening posts may not be now on or around remote careful clever use of overseas indians to appeal to voters on. houston prime minister met in the movie has a problem already by. actually he has a few if you would india's prime minister which images would you rather see on television screens back home hundreds of foreigners descending on the capital new delhi in protest soldiers deployed across in lockdown trying to keep a lid on the geopolitical powder keg crowds of people protesting you your party's ideology and policies. would you prefer a picture is like beads. 2

50000 supporters most of the indian americans. filling a giant stadium and cheering at your rally the american president donald trump standing alongside waving at supporters and walking hand in hand with you which pictures would you choose. more the currently is besieged on a number of fronts the economy is in a shambles kashmir is another burning issue increasingly you're getting a fair amount of negative international attention so this was a show of strength for modi and it's also a message sent both to his supporters that we will do what we want to do we are standing strong and a message sent to his detractors that i remain unfazed by a criticism i could clearly see that mr modi was on a damage control mode at

a time when things were slightly sour between india and the united states of america especially when it comes to trade. so actually houston i could see that he was making that pitch to the united states and was also making sure that everything is hunky dory between india and the u.s. and particularly between the 2 personalities mr moore the and mr trump the so-called how the mood in houston was just the latest of 15 foreign rallies modi has headlined since coming to power in 2014 and president trump is just the latest foreign leader to stand alongside him. back in 2015 it was london david cameron and an even bigger crowd of 60000. as prime minister modi has travelled out to be a nearly $100.00 times visiting some 60 countries. whether it's new york

johannesburg. spent an inordinate amount of time on the road with communities building political ties and forging political narratives. trying to bring everyone together you know we might be british you might be american but we're still indian and have indian heritage. for no one really is proud to say they're from india and there was some sort of you know remote 3rd world country that no one really gave any importance to seeing prime minister nor they go out to different countries just make people feel proud to be injured i think mr moore d. and his b j p have understood the power of the diaspora very well and they have been able to tap into this power like nobody else has what is different about the current diaspora is that they have the means the internet with no air travel to be able to actually access their motherland very easily which are the whims of indian

immigrants would not have been able to do and what the be debris has done is take this idea that india is your motherland and you have gone elsewhere to work and you can be loyal to abort. the beauty peace courting of the overseas indian did not begin with the more the government the practice began way back in the 1930 s. and by the turn of the century b.g.p. leaders like prime minister atal bihari bajaj were staging annual events celebrating the successes of indians abroad in this year's general election where in the movies b.g.p. harnessed the constituency and it delivered staging prudy flash mobs in cities around the world and donating dollars power. and their hands to the cause campaigning in the world's largest democracy is an expensive business and tracking all those overseas donations is not easy since the system is deliberately opaque but this much we know when it comes to fundraising the b.g.p.

to run circles around its congress party competition their source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence right that these many of these people may not be able to vote but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information or narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies fodder and alleys don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home their rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v.

. it was. through them over the years indian t.v. channels have seemed amongst the most eager to jump onto the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of owners genuine ideological alignment in some cases and often just commercial good sense because among these popularity with increasingly nationalist masses to go wall to wall and he puts on a show like his brand on the point. day by day that's what. the big debate coming up on the other side after much like this morning trump. the media in india is largely pro-government so very few have had reports on the anti war the rallies that were happening in houston in boston in new york

that will not be emphasized in the indian media what will be emphasized is mr trump you know endorsing mr moore the mr moore the endorsing trump the media management has a big part to play everyone is entitled to their opinion and it is an open free and fair democracy there is freedom of the press if you watch the engineers are extremely critical of prime minister monti and the p.d.p. government more so than other foreign channels i think. everyone's just really sick to death of reading the news every day and so when movie doesn't address the international community i think people that are willing and open to listening to him and he would you know the facts and they would know what actually is happening and he would he's done is actually for the benefit of india that last point is debatable the overseas rallies clearly benefit prime minister modi he's vetted by the many countries he visits is granted awards by governments of countries like saudi arabia's russia and the united arab emirates even by organizations such as

the bill and melinda gates foundation but the stated reasons for all those foreign trips is not to boost the movie brand or to provide more content for all the indian news channels in his corner it is to attract more investment into india are now better trade deals and to boost exports and all of that hasn't quite materialized 1st of all they took or were as the prime minister and 2014 between 20142019 he made the 140. which was almost double the number of the trip that his previous estimates to montmorency had made but have they been very effective to take back investment to the country i doubt that because statistics show otherwise india is the 3rd largest investor in the u.k. the u.k. is the 3rd largest investor in india this was the story even before 2014 and it's continues to be what this should be seen as the more this spectacle is not just

about more the. an america if there's about a sort of global politics of emotions and passions and the strong man populist leader and what this value is telling us that is the populist need of the world coming together and been doing constituencies through it they all have a similar vocabulary and these kinds of events are schalke acing their vocabulary and they can. to the best of the ones and this is about a certain global politics which we all need to keep an eye on. and finally gretta burb 16 year old climate activist as you have never seen or heard her before tune bergs been taking a lot of flack from so-called climate skeptics and elements in the right wing news media with an axe to grind although they'd probably prefer a chain saw because it runs on petroleum they have gone after her over her mental

health they've depicted her as a victim of parental abuse the political left as well as a pawn of the liberal news media to berg called out political leaders for not doing enough on climate change at a speech at the un last week and when a metal head a drummer from new york city heard that speech and the language that she used he decided that her passion and her outrage were worthy of a musical make over the result 3600000 views and counting is the stuff of which metal means are made we'll see you next time here at the listening. if you.

today. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera there's been more anti-government unrest and live fire in the iraqi capital back that officials say that at least 5 protesters have been killed after a 2 day curfew there ended security forces were deployed in their hundreds to keep

demonstrators away from central squares in the capital 90 people have been killed and thousands injured over the last few days parliament attempted to hold a session to discuss the protests but it was boycotted by some politicians the demonstrations started in anger a widespread corruption and a lack of basic services imran khan has more now from back that. it was a saturday of politicking in iraq however was that the emergency session of parliament didn't actually convene the speaker of the parliament decided that he was going to convene the session he announced that however 3 major political blocs decided that they weren't going to show iraqi law requires a minimum number of m.p.'s before any session of parliament can take place the 3 major blogs are led by. an influence of shia muslim cleric here one by the former prime minister high the other body another by a very senior and influential politician assault on the j.v.

. always the same reason for not turning up they said the government didn't have an agenda it could implement and therefore this wasn't something that they wanted to take part in the speaker of the parliament. then gave a press conference where he was surrounded by his party loyalists actually sounded more like a campaign rally than a press conference in this he delivered a manifesto way he promised to deliver sweeping social and economic reforms he said he'd give people jobs it reform the agricultural sector he was clearly playing to the protest gallery and hoping that the protesters may well try and support him against the government. itself now whether the protesters do that or not a lot of what we've been hearing from the protest movement itself is that it's the system of governance that needs to change not just the government now the protests also ongoing a key development took place in syria which is in the south of the country

protesters attacked and all of the political party buildings there and now the challenging in syria now syria is free of political parties here in baghdad there have been more people who've been killed in clashes with security forces over the past saturday over the saturday rather and we are hearing in the background some gunfire so it's clear that although 'd the clashes might not be taking place in takrit square which is a focal point they are definitely taking place within the city itself thousands of protesters in hong kong have defied the government wearing face masks despite leader kerry lying in banning them from public demonstrations most of the city's metro stations remained shut after several were vandalized by protesters over night . otoh. the right is extreme x. made hong kong enjoy a dark day last night it is made hong kong semi 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 north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil says he's broken off denuclearization talks with the united states within hours of them starting delegations from both countries were in stockholm to discuss feeling young ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing a whistleblower complaint against u.s. president trump that's according to the new york times trump is accused of using his position to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden opposition democrats have launched an impeachment investigation at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir the attack happened near a government office in the city over one time the a police officer and a journalist are among those hurt local police have blamed the attack on what they

call terrorists coming up next it's al jazeera world with the 2nd part of the story of 2 newsies battle for independence and i'll have more news for you in half an hour. so.

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