they're planning a rally and a march that they say hopefully will peaceful 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 the u.n. high commissioner for human rights meanwhile has called for calm. we are troubled by the high level sought by a list associated with some people stray shows that having to give place. in the past the alarmed by the injuries to the police and protesters in crew journalists and protesters. shot by law enforcement officers and i strongly condemn all acts of violence and from all sides and i call on all those responding to the most ration and those engaged in the will brought this to do so in a peaceful and non violent way. coming up on this news hour from london where the world doesn't focus on the things that are right the things that matter

the things that impact real people's lives and instead you get caught up in some silly gotcha game the u.s. secretary of state shows his frustration over the ukraine impeachment inquiry during his trip to greece plus. was. for the 1st 158 for the 1st time in 150 years ethiopia's obama community are allowed to hold their thanksgiving festival in the capital and in sports the 1st team are through to the last 8 of the rugby world cup as the. but 1st north korea has broken off the nuclearization talks with the united states the chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil said their expectations were not fulfilled delegations from both countries were in stockholm to discuss pyongyang

ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted on wednesday the country test fired a new ballistic missile launched from a submarine hours after saying it would resume talks negotiations have been stalled since the hanoi summit between u.s. president donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong un ended without a green. back in february. it could be. the united states raised expectations by offering suggestions like a flexible approach new methods and creative solutions for those disappointed as greatly in. some pretty close relation by bringing new things to the negotiation table clownfish are joins us live now from washington d.c. alan i guess it's still quite early for when the news actually broke but what reaction have we had out of the u.s. so far. well clearly someone's misjudging the atmosphere in the room the north koreans have walked out saying we're done there can be no denuclearization on the

korean peninsula while the u.s. continues with this sanctions policy although the north saying that directly they're certainly suggesting that meanwhile the americans have come out and said this we have invited this to more talks here in 2 weeks and we are going to be there it could well be there sitting across an empty table the state department has issued a statement in the last couple of hours it says that the united states and the d.p. r. k. north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war who still ety on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are weighty issues in the choir strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment clearly they're expecting talks to resume next tuesday to extend. but north korea doesn't seem to be at the same point in the process they believe that the economic sanctions that are in place are stopping north korea from reaching its full potential mall there in place they feel that they are under pressure therefore they will not be having further

discussions and we know that when north korea launched the missile from which was meant to be designed for use from a submarine when they did that the day after announcing talks that was all aimed at putting more pressure on the americans to come to the negotiating to hear with something concrete the north koreans clearly have decided that there is nothing new you remember the talks collapse back in vietnam in february it seems that no progress has been made in the intervening 8 months and so these talks for the time being it certainly appears in stalemate. and yet from when donald trump came into office and you know started a guess reaching out to kim jong un it really seemed that at least where there's a lot of fanfare around the talks that he was holding some of the direct ones and just more generally expectations really have been built up haven't they. they hadn't and you remember that after the talks collapsed in vietnam in february

don't turn walked away saying i couldn't possibly sign this deal there was renewed talk because in june after the g. 7 donald trump stopped off in korea and he walked across the demilitarized zone which marks the border between north korea and south korea it was a historic moment when he became the 1st sitting u.s. president to appear in north korea and it seemed there that the 2 leaders had decided that there would be the potential for talks at some point later in the year and those suggestions were heightened by the fact that john bolton got fired you remember he was donald trump's national security advisor he's very skeptical of the idea that the north koreans are ready to start to denuclearize he said that several times many people in fact blamed him for the collapse of the talks back in february and so know that he is the picture it was thought the donald trump might tell his team look we're very keen to come so it comes to some sort of deal but it's clear

when the 2 sides sat down in stockholm over the half hours they couldn't come to some agreement they couldn't even come to some agreement on one of the 4 pillars that were agreed in the summit in singapore and so both sides left with both saying different songs about how it all ended we'll know who is position is perhaps clearer if in 2 weeks' time the americans are sitting at a table in the conference center and stockholm and there is no sign of the north koreans we know that's not going to happen if there's a sign that the north koreans are coming and the americans aren't going to go but will be interesting to see what happens over the next 2 weeks and how donald trump reacts to this because he was very keen on some sort of deal alan fischer with the latest there from washington alan finkel. same with the u.s. president trungpa 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 the medical costs or get health

insurance within 30 days of they were arrival the new rule will be applied to people seeking immigrant visas and not those already in the country it will not apply to asylum seekers refugees or children. a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing a whistleblower complaint against president trump according to the new york times trump is accused of using his position to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden and his son opposition democrats have launched an impeachment investigation on friday a subpoena was issued to the white house for documents related to the complaint president trump has called for a vote to approve the impeachment inquiry before he will cooperate. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh has the fended the state department missing a deadline to turn over documents related to the inquiry he says his office sent a letter to congress as an initial response speaking in greece he also said he

didn't believe people were or should be interested in v. in the investigation. i think they want to know about the relationship with america greece i'm convinced of that right this is this is this is the this is this is what's this is what's wrong when the world doesn't focus on the things that are right the things that matter the things that impact real people's lives and instead you get caught up in some silly gotcha game you see that's not that's not healthy that doesn't help democracies fleurs it doesn't help grow economies what it does is it destroys people's belief that the people who have this charge right as a reporter as a journalist the people who have this charge aren't really focused on the things that matter to people because look i was on the phone call i was i'm on almost every phone call with the president with every world leader the president has every right to have these set of conversations pompei i was in greece to sign of the fence agreement that will see an american base established near the turkish border

and the secretary of state wanted to turkey against any legal drilling in the east mediterranean sea jones who uplifts reports now from athens. the revised defense cooperation agreement between the u.s. and greece opens the way for u.s. military spending here greece's defense budget has been cut almost in half during its recent financial crisis not only will joint defense exercises increase u.s. forces are expected to build a new navy and air force base in oleksandr in northeast greece which will supply nato allies bulgaria and romania that route bypasses the bosphorus controlled by turkey suggesting that the us is looking for alternative routes the us turkey relationship is also under pressure in the eastern mediterranean that's where turkey has sent drill ships to explore for oil and gas in waters claimed by european union members cyprus the e.u. and us say the turkish explorations are illegal the united states is eager to

partnership with greece on a range of energy issues for the sake of your prosperity and a stable eastern mediterranean region. last march i met with the leaders of cyprus greece and israel jerusalem we free countries with free markets want to achieve energy security together we want to make sure that rules govern international exploration of the mediterranean sea its energy resources and that no country can hold europe hostage greece stands to gain strategically from closer energy cooperation with the u.s. as well it is building gas facilities that will allow to transport u.s. liquefied natural gas to the balkans upsetting a russian monopoly and the bigger u.s. military footprint helps greece feel more secure in its tense relationship with turkey in the aegean greece is the beneficiary of the deteriorating u.s. relationship with turkey whose dependability as an ally the u.s. has begun to question not only do the 2 disagree on how to fight the war in syria

the u.s. sees turkey's purchase of russian s 400 surface to air missiles as a breach of alliance in spirit and then there's the increasingly difficult relationship between the european union and turkey when it comes to refugees reese has to worry not about perhaps an imminent war with turkey but that turkey is. using all its strengths and all its. abilities to conduct what one might say is a hybrid war against country. the migrant issue being part of this of course. there are those who believe that the migratory flows are regulated by turkey could be to act as a weapon. against greek society the deepening relationship with the us marks greece increasingly as an eastern border of the western security arrangement in many ways

it's a renewal of cold war ties in which lines of allegiance are now being drawn through the aegean with the benefits and risks that come with it jumps on. al-jazeera athens. an australian couple who spent more than 3 months in a tehran prison charged with spying have been freed australia's foreign minister says all charges against joe leaking and mark fair 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 returned home . france's anti-terrorism prosecutor says its investigation has the take that signs of what he's calling latent radicalization in the attacker who knifed 4 coworkers to death at the paris police headquarters on thursday i t worker mikhail harp on killed 3 police officers and of ministers have worker

before being shot dead by police at work to the police headquarters for several years. conservative and religious groups are due to protest in paris on sunday against the french government's plan to allow single and gay women access to i.v.'s on the current french lol only heterosexual couples can access the medically assisted reproductive treatment if the law passes it will be in france in line with other european countries but reports from paris. when she reached her mid thirty's benedict blash a wanted to become a mother she was single and wanted to try i've yet fixed set that in france i v.f. is illegal for single or gay women so benedick 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 other european countries but not in france

benedick son is now 14 months old he doesn't have father 1st 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 approve the new bill but only after a fiery debate over the report this is your dog a new. 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 and that if 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. there's lots more still to come this hour including tragedy in the highlands a national park as a rescue attempt by 5 elephants goes badly while. bandow baby edward could help bring the northern white vinyl back from the brink of extinction lessons for far as the tales of a lucky escape for liverpool and the english. 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 air takes a dive down to the adriatic snow on the way for the northern alps at least and then

a mass of 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 med into the northwest africa not so much on sunday we're still quite warm unities 27 and is 28 in tunis and middle twenty's knew about but come monday rather more in the way of clouds so slightly low temp is and some rain. international trade would you support having free trade would not change your money or the japanese or chinese dogs or germany controversial immigration policies that anyone who has a well founded euro persecution should be able to come as a wolf minister from syria has closed the door to syrian refugees like a buffalo maybe has sat and goes head to head with syria trump advisor stephen

moore this year the trump deficit crossed a trillion dollars due to budget your world not to reelect on the front well no i'm not putting out a gun on al jazeera. subzero temperatures stream altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to tajikistan braved ordinary joining us on what we do high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all on the carcass stuck on al-jazeera.

the comeback is a reminder of the top stories 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 face masks and north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil says he's broken off the nuclearization talks with the united states saying washington brought nothing to the table. around 20 people have been killed in an attack on a gold mine in northern kenya faso according to security sources in the west african nation it happened on friday in saw province close to the border with mali it's the latest in a series of attacks over the past 4 and a half years with many armed groups operating in the region some affiliated to al

qaeda and eisel cameroon's opposition leader marie scum being released from prison 9 months after his arrest for leading opposition protests come to his release sparked celebrations in the streets of the capital yo and he was freed by a military court on the orders of president who's under increasing international pressure following his crackdown on the opposition after ministers has more now from the capital yo. the declaration of a decree by president ford bia that and almost literally sells more prisoners political prisoners in this case hundreds of prisoners have been released in the past 2 or 3 days the latest being i was after the end of the national a dollar conference here amy i would date now a lot of chemical when you see these releases or amnesty is as a step that can lead towards national reconciliation and started

a wider dialogue among communions now i looked of people will now be watching the separatists in the northwest and southwest of the country and see how they reciprocate this gesture already indicated that they are not impressed with the concessions made so far. sri way talks in sudan over a controversial new dam project in ethiopia have ended in deadlock the grand the c o p n renascence than will be the largest hydroelectric dam in africa egypt is concerned over the impact that the dam will have on the downstream flow of the nile has been more than reports from $5.00 to $1.00 talks between sudan if you eat it on the ground if you can run a zone's dam which is being built on the blue nile if you pierre concluded in the sudanese capital khartoum on saturday with very little progress in fact tensions could be felt between the european delegation and the gypsum delegation around the meeting hall if we had described his previous proposal by their egyptian counterparts as unilateral and unacceptable egypt wanted to decide how long it

should take for the down to be filled as well as how much cubic metres that the dam should produce a point its completion these are things that you had previously rejected this time around each and every country presented a proposal which they will be studying in the coming days and if europeans think that's one thing that they cannot agree upon with egypt is how much cubic metres should be released from the dam because egypt's demand goes beyond what the capacity of the dam will be to serve say there's a beginning from the very beginning. not to proceed with this process in order not to open mind. to look at issues. this we said said to him believe me to whatever has historically minimum flow which is even above the $29.00 incident one. if it is that right do or lower we released. i didn't so don't say that 75 has just said 40 but also guarantee.

there is no such thing. so we bring exist i tell you 2 more then see if there is anything to improve ones as soon as. you can see that is where basing our logic. their logo on science based. on some decision of somebody who didn't look at the content and superimpose decisions not technical teams from the 3 sides will continue meeting to try to iron out some of the points that the 3 sides could not agree upon in this round of talks but they will also be deciding when the minute ministerial delegation from the 3 sides will meet and although the 3 sides have described this round of talks as progressive it seems that they can still not figure out how to resolve their differences on the main points of contention before the dow is complete and start operating next year. hundreds of thousands of people

from ethiopia's ethnic community are celebrating their annual sank skipping festival known as a teacher it's the 1st time in 150 years of they've been allowed to hold a celebration in the capital addis ababa but there's concern that the event could reignite the ethnic tensions because some overall leader is 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. with. 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 many 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 of 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 sabbath should fall under their jurisdiction while allowing the celebration to be held back here in addison 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 reacher is about celebrating our country's peace and prosperity it's not about ethnicity or gender it's about tolerance recent to reach the celebrations held outside the capital have been marred by protests after a stampede and 2016. but the government says 50 people were killed but opposition

leaders and human rights watch had 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 nearby robyn kriel al jazeera at a sad about. 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 overnight and a police officer and a journalist are among those hurt local police have blamed the attack on what they call terrorists. it's going to ecuador now war protesters are out on the streets for a 2nd day demonstrating against cuts to fuel subsidies but testers blocked roads and put a barricades in the capital quito the by the unrest president clinton more in also says he has no plans to reverse is decision to scrap the subsidies he said that he will not bow to the demands of what he called criminals. and alleged drug dealer in

mexico has been shot today during an interview with a national geographic journalist a team from the magazine was recording the interview in the city of shoot at the white is when they were caught in an ambush that led to a shootout with a rival drug trafficking group the journalist is being treated in hospital after being shot in the leg. 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 on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right but ended up colliding with it 3 agents were thrown into the water prompting the pilot of the chasing police helicopter to order the suspect the smugglers to turn around and help them 80 bundles of vital hano were recovered from the scene. 6

wild elephants have died after falling in a waterfall at the kauai national park in thailand 5 adults were apparently killed while trying to save a 3 year old who had slipped into the water park rangers managed to save 2 more the park is home to around $300.00 wild elephants and many other wild animals and that's more than 2000 square kilometers of forest and it's popular with tourists yet we understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller elephants much of slate i don't want to be trying to rescue them but instead it was swept away by water. some good news from the animal kingdom 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 both of them female so they were expected to be the last of their kind but as rob reynolds reports is

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 will 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 in this news hour. the haunting sound of the humpback whale as scientists work to chart the rich biodiversity of the waters off french guiana and far as the sport including more success for no a lot of christian colin at the world championships. in thailand children are risking it all to find a fortune in the country's most popular sports but the death of a 13 year old boy respond to calls to ban them from the real want to one a few weeks thailand's child on.

al-jazeera where everyone. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big deal closer than unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of recycling when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the science that often solutions it's very easy for us to have 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera.

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