it's expected to benefit the most from the fall out of the u.s. china trade war u.s. retailers are placing more orders with bangladesh to offset increasing tariffs on chinese goods because of the fact that there is now our trade war buyers in the us because of the present age they're looking at this region and bangladesh is certainly one of the beneficiaries of those orders coming in. to avoid the effects of the trade war chinese factories are relocating to elsewhere in asia bangladesh is low wage gives it a competitive edge in this labor intensive industry bangladesh has the most sustainable supply chain currently and we are the most compliant therefore there is no reason for bangladesh not to gain from this from this opportunity but we would need the help because consistently bangladesh has suffered a decline in prices so we seek the corporation and empathy of the rest of the world

a parlor export has boomed in recent years but workers are not satisfied with the new minimum wage set by the government last year president trade war with china is turning out to be a blessing for bangladesh's garment industry which has benefited from a rise in demand for its good but on a recent study 91 percent of the workers said their income is not enough to feed themselves and their families there has been criticism from the workers union and n.g.o.s that the rise in export benefit only the factory owners and international buyers not the workers gloppy part of being a garment worker lives with her family in a small one room quarter she struggles with her monthly expenses without her husband's income it would be hard for the family to get by. on a lot of this it's still very difficult for us i have to spend a considerable amount for my children's school fees and other expenses like

medicine food rent and so on although the country's government export to the u.s. market grew in recent months things may not remain so rosy if president trams goes ahead with his plan and impose additional tariffs on after all imports bangladesh already plays 15.3 percent duties to the us amongst the highest of any nation tender child really i'll just assure bangladesh one of the half 1000000 kids in jordan are going back to school the government's reach to pay deal with striking teachers to end the month long walk out there getting a 60 percent pay rise starting next year. just ahead here on the sport more records tumble at the world athletics championships details coming up in just a few bucks. to

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hello again before the sport several 1000 african migrants a currently stuck in limbo in the south of mexico they want to get to the united states but mexican border guards stop them following u.s. pressure to stem the flow of arrivals john holdren reports from chiapas. oh they're protesting because they're stuck african migrants who've made the dangerous journey over thousands of kilometers up through latin america in the hope of reaching the u.s. but instead they've ended up here in tapachula south mexico. mexican government wary of incurring the wrath of american president donald trump won't let them cross the country to get to the u.s.

buddha is only prepared to let them leave by the sound mandala. so for the last full months around a 1000 people have come through around the gates of the topic to live migrant the tensions and in limbo made out i was going to search them not even knock out look at the conditions here it rains every day camped amidst the water the authorities haven't told us anything we're being dehumanised. this both to next being caused by a change of policy in mexico before they give asian and african migrants permission to cross the country and leave by which have a border they could including the u.s. one. with the pressure from the states that's ended and with the hopes of those like 17 year old russo but not his real name he was almost there like many he came in through brazil with visa requirements and looser amid the lawless jungle between colombia and panama he lost his father told that in a month and that's how we're coming down the steps instead of the head to the wall

and then went to the evil that's what it's looking all of the old for it still is on the current and he's frightened to show his identity he says that as a leader he's under watch i know the authorities have tolerate the presence of the camp that have been occasional brushes. was trying. to somebody cut it out you know of course she was right having to work to save it. it's because offering them the chance of asylum the process is long and on certain topics the queue for up accounts goes around the block most here anyway say that's not what they want. they feel if they can just hold out they'll eventually get through given the current position of both mexico and the u.s. that seems very unlikely. john heilemann out zita top 2 of them.

live at the world athletics championships. thank you adrian it's the o.p.'s living. has won gold in the men's mass and it's his country is that the title of the ever and for 18 years this was the last of the road races here in doha where heat and humidity have been made a fact as and as andy richardson reports scientists to have been using the conditions to help athletes in future events. i attested insurance for the run as a test of nerve for the organizers doha's aircooled khalifa stadium isn't an option for the road races despite a midnight start time high humidity contributed to more than a 3rd of the field failing to finish last week's women's marathon conditions were

kind of for the men's race with humidity below 50 percent. higher humidity what happens is it doesn't allow the body to court so our star mechanism sweating and the evaporation of sweat off the body is your cooling mechanism skin is your water just organise your body so the ability to cool and evaporate is important higher humidity you're not a bad hurting that sweat out your body. more than 50 competitors at these championships have volunteered to consume electronic capsules which contain the moment says and transmit is to keep a track on their core temperature during events there are also infrared cameras being used during competition to measure the athlete skin temperature. again these are single use their missions it's the sort of information performance experts can use to better prepare athletes 50 each of races with heat and humidity set to be a big factor at next year's tokyo olympics months before these championships

runners were receiving guidance on what to expect in doha if you're an elite athlete considering the medical setting we have here and if you have if you have previously been through a committee vision i would say yes definitively it's safe because we have all through our nova skating over equipped medical staff and medical plan in this marathon 18 runners fail to finish from a field of 73 out in front it was a sprint finish to the line as ethiopia's lisa decease a one gold in these conditions are not going to produce a personal best in the world records i mean again you've got to be very well trained but you know again it's. part of the sport is part of what we're facing in the durance of branson and better around the world so it's part of the new normal. conditions appear to suit decision he warns in his best song if the season on the richardson al-jazeera doha. she found her son has

a made history after winning her 2nd title at the world championships the dutch run one goal to end the final of the 1500 meters it adds to the 10000 meters title she won last saturday is the 1st time anyone has ever won both events it's been a turbulent week for her sano with her coach alberto salazar being suspended from the sport for doping violations and other new championship record it came in the 5000 meters final had an o.b. of kenya retaining the title the individual sprint chant is a no i lyall's and christian call me to combine to win gold for the united states in the fall of by 100 meter relay liles ahead leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers are the other members of the u.s. team finishing ahead of great britain with japan getting bronze. to make it to gold and women's a 4 by 100 meter sprint to the lake and phrase

a price securing her 2nd gold in doha winning alongside natalia white and method and sirica jackson paul does it as well whole positive domes me now to talk about last night but to talk about sense in particular what a historic win for her but as you told me earlier she didn't get to enjoy it that much 9 or there's a lot of controversy surrounding her victory but 1st year let's celebrate historic achievement no one has ever done the 1510000 meter double just to go back to a 10000 meter race what was remarkable about that was just a 2nd competitive race over that distance so our browser a slightly with her performance in that because she ran the last 1500 meters of rice in a time that was 4 seconds off a personal best in the actual 1500 beats but that's just one hell of a kid you know and some athletes do have a very good sprint finish but when it's your 2nd ever race or without distance people are going to go less stressed quite remarkable not in a $1500.00 metres last night she won in the 6 fastest time ever the only one is

that a run quicker over that distance of all her ducking controversy surrounding them so there is a cloud over his running for britain in that race also said there was a cloud over his victory in that terrible and i would actually sign as also if you have questions towards between now and start your definite thank you very much for that we'll talk to you more later on. the last day of competition at these championships this is a 7 titles are still to be decided in the field that is the women's long jump and men's javelin on the track is a men's 1500 meter and 10000 meters finals followed by the women's 100 meter hurdles the last events of still had 21000 odd the women's and men's 4 by 400 metres. away from the athletics and science have qualified for the rugby world cup quarter finals after a tight 60 over tonga the french were out. scored a by 3 tries to 2 but held on up for 23 points a 21 victory their match with england on saturday will decide who finishes top of

city and new zealand have taken a big step towards the knockout stages the ass to trash in the maybe the all blacks run in 11 tries to win by $71.00 points to 9 that could clear at the top all will be. in tennis know about djokovic has his 4th title of the year the world number one dropped just 5 games as he beat australia in a qualifier john millen and the final of the depan open the series the 76 title of his korea. mark mark is in moto g.p. champion for 6 on the spaniard a one in sunday's race in thailand to wrap up the title it's his 53rd career win in moto g.p. there are still 4 races left the season. and that's all for now we'll have all you from the whole event to national stadium with fire later on but for now it's back

to adrian. saturday thanks indeed the main news this hour a 2nd whistleblower in the impeachment against from the president donald trump has come forward we'll tell you more about that breaking story an explosive in just a few moments. to strengthen the good you have to sure do good all the more with the gum still fight against corruption. this for new chiro heroes like new who are a band who refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make a rule to bid to police nominate your anti corruption nero now. to

. the latest news as it breaks this is a consortium made up of various multinational companies from the united states china and europe with detailed coverage the election results will be announced on november the 7th but it's not just important who wins but whether the other candidates and all the other groups accept them and agree to work with them from around the world both prime ministers modi and the current met separately with president donald trump but nothing has come of trump's offer to mediate between them. after the genocide the most vulnerable the a lot of times there has been live to them. one woman's vision uplifted many could last hope it's not using this old resistance they still told you. seeing football

team power women transforming lives in her community on and off the pitch able to take their children to school doesn't sell to decision but passion was a teaching it's called women make change his era. new developments in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump a u.s. law firm says it's now working with multiple whistleblowers. again this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian also coming. up. over 100 people dead as

a 6th day of protests begin the process of up. to new zealand's frozen parliamentary elections that are seen as a test for the established process. of walking a fine line wide increasing number of russians living in poverty. a 2nd whistle blower and the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump has come forward and could still be more the person is lawyer has told a.b.c. news that his client has spoken to the inspector general of the intelligence community he or she is said to be an intelligence official with firsthand knowledge of some of the allegations outlined in the 1st whistleblowers complaint the impeachment inquiry centers around accusations that trump used his office to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden

a lawyer specializing in. cases tweeted i can confirm that my firm and my team represent multiple whistleblowers in connection to the underlying organs 122019 disclosures the intelligence community inspector general no further comment at this time live to washington that i was 0 should have written see how significant is this ship i think we need to be very clear about what we're talking about here we're not talking about multiple official whistleblower complaints what we're talking about is corroboration of the initial whistleblower complaint that is that a member of the intelligence community had heard reports at the very least off a troublesome phone call that the president of the united states had with his counterpart in ukraine as far as the intelligence committee official was concerned and was told by other people who'd listen to that conversation donald trump was improperly using the office of the presidency to solicit foreign interference in

the forthcoming 2020 presidential election however the the reply the response the pushback from the white house and the republican party was this person did not hear that phone call it was secondhand information so what we're having now is perhaps the people who actually did hear the phone call who were the person the very people who were telling the whistleblower about that concern saying what we did and we can corroborate we can corroborate that initial whistleblower account on the concerns that we had about it there was at least one whistleblower one person who actually was how to firsthand knowledge know how spoken to the specter general for the intelligence community but perhaps that's what we're having here is corroboration of that initial whistleblower complaint we don't have it's not as if the floodgates are open and loads of whistleblowers are coming forward and filing official whistleblower complaints all right so what does this mean for the impeachment inquiry well. perhaps not but much to be on the

state seems that things are pretty solidified already it would seem that the house democrats. investigating these these complaints it would appear that most women have actual ready made up their mind that an impeachable offense may have occurred we should remember that there are different ways of looking at what happened here and then an impeachable offense is necessarily a criminal offense or something that's in the statute books the law and so on it's a much lower standard it's about it's about mr mean is it's about high crimes but what the congress can very much define what those actually mean and so the improper use of the office of the presidency isn't necessarily even soliciting information from a foreign power is necessarily a crime or campaign finance nation because there is no legal precedent but what this is what goes to congress to decide but at the very least then is this some sort of abuse of the presidential office and that would appear to be still going on

that they have corroborative witnesses however for republicans and for the white house as far as that concerned well look they released some form of an account of the conversation as far as they're concerned there was nothing improper in that conversation it's not improper to ask a foreign power for help in investigating potential wrongdoing on the part of the democrats for example so everyone is pretty much as they were before we had this news a few hours ago al-jazeera she had reporting live from washington she had many things iraq's prime minister says that he'll meet protesters to urge them to stop violent action the demonstrations and 6 day at least 105 people have been killed aboard 4000 injured so far earlier the speaker of parliament threatened to join master ministrations unless the demands of the protesters are less. police for 5 days to monday jobs that a public service is at an end to corruption a number of t.v. stations were attacked in baghdad overnight. i'm ready to go with

brotherly proteus is stationed and meet them or seen them on boys to other locations in other provinces without any armed forces i will go and meet them without weapons and sit with them for hours to listen to the demands and if this will ease the situation the number 80 to do that has been the coming days in the sense that return we call on halting the protests in baghdad streets and also in the provinces let's go live out of baghdad as there is in non-con is live for us the emraan the un is expressing its concern calling for an end to what it says is the senseless loss of life in iraq has anything happened that will likely. quell as prevent a 6 day of protests. well it looks like the scene is set for another day of protests i was out in tahrir square just earlier that's the focal point for the protesters heavy security around that mobile patrols in baghdad the security

situation remains the same and what we're hearing now is that certainly within baghdad itself there are groups of protesters that are gathering and trying to get into the center of baghdad what we've seen over the last 24 hours is a slight change in the tactics of the protesters instead of going immediately to the center they gathering in neighborhoods in the further reaches of baghdad and then moving towards the center so it looks like there will be more protests a bit later on that's paul for the course of what we've seen over the last few days not just here but in other parts of the country as well and although the prime minister has said he doesn't mind sitting with the protesters for hours to hear their demands yes and actually go down to the streets to do that and if he does he's likely to be met with a very angry response from the crowds none of his words so far have actually managed to quell the protesters and in fact what we're seeing now is

a supporting cast of politicians religious parties come out and say we old with the protesters we are anti-government now it's likely what they're doing is preparing for any kind of future election and this is real talk in the corridors of power right now there's a real push the from some parts of iraqi political slighty trying call for an early election and this is being met with resistance from the government clearly but there is talk building that the only way out of this solution is to call for an early election however the protesters they don't see that as being a way out they say it's just the same old faces getting new jokes iran many thanks indeed. tunisians are voting in their 2nd parliamentary election since the revolution 8 years ago sunday's vote is seen as a test of the established parties who were accused by many of failing to solve the

economic crisis number of newly formed political groups trying to gain support. reports now from a polling station in the capital tunis. more than 7000000 tunisians are expected to cast their votes in this crucial elections but many believe that the voter turnout could be lower compared to the 2014 election because millions of tinnies ians believe that the political elite that has taken over since 2011 revolution has betrayed the hopes of the dreams of the tennessean people into the credit or democratic transition it's time and it's patient we need to know what we're doing what we've accomplished is something extraordinary this is a huge change and needs patients and needs a lot of hard work. that my top priorities put in a c.r. are the economy a living standards m.p.t. education and that to see as well there are 2 key contenders in these elections

the conservative another party which has dominated political landscape in tunisia sister 1011 of the newly formed heart of tunisia led by the media tycoon and the beetle car we who is in jail the 2 parties are opposing ands of the political spectrum and the made it quite clear that they're not going to form any coalition in the near future which means that we are most likely going to see a political impasse into this year after these elections all police agencies to justice is going to be a tight race and is absolutely no way a not on its own can form a coalition without him up with a heart of his ear and vice versa and this is a huge problem 14 these years they have been grappling with political instability and economic problems for almost 80 years and people say that. they took to the streets into $1011.00 and topple the former ruler. hoping that it is it would be different would be better those hopes turned out into

disillusionment and frustration al jazeera turnus 2 other significant votes underway right now people in kosovo are casting their ballots in a snap parliamentary poll that was called when prime minister ramesh how to deny it she resigned in july after being summoned by kosovo's war crimes prosecutor he wants to ask how to deny job out his role in the conflict with the serb forces 20 years ago polls suggest that no party will have enough support to form a government on its own. and it's generally election day in portugal opinion polls suggest that the governing socialists could win but without an outright majority prime minister antonio costas minority government has been backed for the past 4 years by 2 far left parties trying because president has decided not to run in the upcoming election my 3 power city center caused a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister

the decision was later overturned by the supreme court he also faced criticism over the government handling of an intelligence report warning of the easter attacks the next presidential is gian presidential election rather is due on nov 16th found a series of mel fernandez reports from colombo. a record $41.00 candidates posting cash bond for the election ahead of handing in nominations on monday but the president might be policy to say in a not being among that group now when he beat his predecessor that former president mind the rajapaksa it was a complete we where he sort of swept that election saying that he was only in for one term to bring change however his tenure has been fraught with disappointment for sri lankan voters and despite in recent months trying desperately to morrow.