agreement and i think turkey would be wise to achieve that the agreement using those 2 interlocutors with the syrian government so that the problem in taining security the problem maintaining borders will fall to the syrian army does allowing turkey to declare mission accomplished and return its army to its own territory which is something that i know that the army and the turkish government probably want to do in the long term anyway afzal ashraf always interesting and informative speaking to you thank you for your time well protests against the turkish military offensive a taking place in several cities around the world when it smith spoke to some demonstrators in erbil which is iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region. little love lost here between the kurds in this part of northern iraq kurdish controlled parts of northern iraq and the turkish authorities the crowd has been chanting terrorist

terrorist and there is also a real feeling here of betrayal by the americans the kurds here saying that one day they are leading the fight with the americans against eisel and then the next day has been about. this 5. of us. were you surprised by what the americans did of course everyone is surprised that america was by side of kurdish rebels by crusader with the storm help for curators and where they leave kurdish arrows obama. president and it was crazy because in one night every one of them was changed it's a chance for turkey to dominate us and kill the kurdish people so the

american government has always promised our protection but now we see no protection that's why we think the strikes there are already some 225000 syrian kurds in this part of northern iraq hiding sheltering from syria's civil war and the authorities here. camps and accommodation for another 30000 should they cross over the border from northeastern syria and the all party say the k r g cup and they said when turkey's incursion started they said the consequences of the military escalation have implications far beyond syria's borders creating the conditions for a return of eisel and a mass displacement of people and kurds also held protests in paris kurdish leaders have accused the us of betrayal kurdish fighters have been america's main ally. on the ground in the battle against i still have to key went into syria on wednesday off the president trumps decision to pull out u.s. troops more from paul brennan in parts. and you can see from the scene over my

shoulder here i'll step aside and let the on the come around come around a little bit they've got several 1000 people out here with just a couple days notice the podium has had several speakers on the plaque cards. critical oh oh turkey and the united states is one of the blackouts i've read that jesus had a wound up being the texas leader being the true leader of dice another one says the united states is given a blank check to turkey to massacre the kurds. 150000 kurdish people living in france the 2nd largest community in the kurdish diaspora after germany many of these people have relatives who are in the so in that turkey is currently. launching its military offensive so people here are both angry on extremely concerned that i'm not here to express that in the strongest possible way

there's no sign of it finishing yet they going to be here for a while it was a lot yet. and just one final note we're seeing from the reuters news agency that germany has banned sports to turkey as a result of what's going on the foreign minister said against the backdrop of the turkish military offensive the federal government will not issue any new permits for all military equipment that could be used by turkey in syria and it is joining in the netherlands and norway and finland as well as countries which have sanctioned turkey over the incursion into syria all right there's plenty more ahead for you on this new song. we've come to a very substantial. phase one deal could be a break in the trade war between the u.s. and china we'll have details on balance also spain remembering its now. tional de heritage but thousands of separatists don't want the country to forget the tensions between them and the sport on and beat the weather and their opponents at the rugby

world cup and it's not that. much. opinion at typhoon i give us now which has made landfall outside of tokyo the storm is forecast to be one of the worst on record major meteorologists warn of unprecedented rainfall risking floods and mudslides and several prefectures over a 1000000 people have been told to evacuate their homes more from when he now in tokyo. before the storm made landfall in japan people living in its path were urged to take extreme caution and to prepare for the worst because of the damaging winds that it would inevitably bring the heavy rainfall as well that could ultimately lead to widespread flooding in fact forecasters had said that this storm may bring levels of rainfall not seen in japan since

a very powerful and devastating typhoon struck tokyo 1958 causing many deaths we've also had millions of people are asked to evacuated and evacuation advisories or evacuation orders many of those people living in areas deemed to be vulnerable to landslides but also in coastal communities where the people are facing multiple threats of course from the strong winds and heavy rain but also the possibility of storm surge and the fact that we are almost in a full moon meaning that the tide may well be a lot higher than it usually would be and many people living in these coastal areas are still recovering from the last typhoon that struck at the beginning of the last month which caused a lot of damage and resulted in several deaths as well or thirty's taking no chances with the transport systems as well most train services were canceled along

with hundreds of flights to and from tokyo's airports in hong kong protesters are continuing to wear their face masks during rallies despite a government ban they are refusing to back down bowing more action against the government as adrian brown reports from hong kong. well this march is now breaking up and it comes after more than a week of relative calm here in hong kong relative calm now many of the protesters are wearing face masks in defiance of course of that ban imposed by hong kong police more than a week ago warning that if people did wear face masks they risk arrest and also being heavily fined but that hasn't deterred some of these protesters now this march didn't pass without incident to m.t.r. train stations were attacked one of them had a pet food bomb and throw it into it there were no injuries also an outlet at starbucks was once more attacked it had its window shot at starbucks of course has become a popular target for these protesters

a lot of the protesters here have also been talking about the common sort of come from president donald trump who says that he thinks that the protests are now in his words deescalating well a lot of the protesters don't know whether that means that the united states is now showing the same sort of support that it did for the protest movement that's to say support from u.s. politicians as they had say several months ago now the protests to say they are going to gather again on sunday for unspecified action certainly the protests are not on a scale that we will see several weeks or even several months ago there is still violence but it's not as intense as it has been in recent weeks. national day celebrations are underway in spain amid internal tensions over the upcoming sentencing of catalan separatist leaders have been charged with sedition and misuse of public funds for their part in the 2017 independence referendum rival unionist

and pro independence rallies have gathered in catalonia the regional capital of bus among them sonia is their. liberations to spain's national day have been taking place on the streets some basilan at the capital. i also have to tell a region the region that attempted to secede 2 years ago now while this was organized by a pro nationalist civil society the backing of 3 conservative and right wing parties in spain in taking place because people here are still absolutely determined can't run we should should remain firmly pots the spanish states want to belong you know i want to keep being cut along is plenty of people. i was seeing yes so is being cut line is our way of being spanish or the wonderful thing about spain

is that it's made up of many different parts but with a common essence. even though here there is a pretty strong feeling about the caps of the region should remain firmly. the spanish state missteps alone you know force where there is a strong growth independence. they feel they should have the right to determine their own feature of a legal referendum now those that attempt to see 2 years ago was an illegal referendum and certain politicians and activists paid the price by being arrested they now face a judgment on monday whether it would be charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds that has further exacerbated the tensions in the region and certainly doesn't look like it's going to be results any time soon. to 2 presidential candidates have gone head to head in a red television debate before sunday's runoff vote is choosing between

a bill curry who was recently released from prison and the retired law professor they need to convince voters they'll be able to solve the crippling poverty and unemployment in tunis this report from hashanah hold are in tunis. no bill carter we. faced off in a debate a rare event in the arab world and a moment of pride for the tennesseans who 80 years ago inspired the pro-democracy movement also known as the arab spring. the debate was a crucial moment for the 2 candidates the election divided to secular and liberals back while conservatives leftists and nationalists endorser yet. culls this is i was leading in the parliamentary and presidential elections to jail despite there are still moved on to the 2nd round my opponents thought i'd be defeated. in

. a free they will never return to the cage and won't accept being given crumbs they are free already committed to building a new country. supporters of the bill carter we are job and their leader and media mogul was released from jail and he's back on the campaign trail but the man and his party have only a limited time to convince people that he is the right person to leave the country i always party heart of which he founded 3 months ago came in 2nd in the parliamentary election becoming the 2nd largest political party after the conservative and. from the beginning of the campaign out of his rival cases i yet kept a low profile but his supporters took to the streets promoting the burn they say will and corruption and unite the people but people are frustrated with their leaders 80 years after the revolution they see little change in their country and

their expectations are high and have our president should make young people more of a priority its far as i'm concerned i have no faith in the political elite we want a president who stands for all to new zealand to fight a country that is different political party social classes we don't want a president defending a particular class or group after the 2011 revolution the president lost many powers to both the prime minister and parliament but the president retains control of the fans and foreign affairs for many to his ears the president is more than just a symbol the recent parliamentary elections have resulted in a divided parliament and the lead party may not be able to form a governing coalition this is where the next president is expected to step in and the political impasse has al-jazeera. tunis. the u.s. and china have struck a partial trade deal that could end the 15 month long trade war between the world's 2 largest economies after holding talks with china's vice premier donald trump

suspended a tariff hike on 2 $150000000000.00 of chinese imports that had been due to take effect on tuesday it may take more than a month for a full deal to be written. but we've come to a deal in intellectual property. financial services. a tremendous deal for the farmers a purchase of from $40.00 to $50000000000.00 worth of agricultural products another big issue that we've come to a conclusion on is currency foreign exchange we've also made very good progress on technology transfer and we'll put some of the technology transfer in phase one phase 2 will start negotiations almost immediately after we've concluded phase one and papered it the thoughts now of jeffrey wright who is a united states policy analyst at the eurasia group he thinks one of the reasons behind trump's decision is to get some relief for u.s.

farmers and to boost the country's economy. i think the pieces of this deal that are fairly concrete are the chinese agricultural purchases which trump says they will step up their current levels and the cancellation of the looming tariff increase which was due to go into place next week beyond that there's a lot left undone around intellectual property a sectoral opening for financial services firms in china that has been rumored and pulled back a number of times and a lot of other issues where the real substance is still needs to be ironed out the chinese have already for the last 2 weeks or so their purchases of particularly of soybeans have been at much higher levels than they were for the bulk of the summer and so that's a big relief to farmers and if this deal holds i think those purchases will will continue or probably go up as well the pieces that are left undone are primarily in electoral property the enforcement regime for this deal as well as

a number of sort of unrelated issues on national security in particular on huawei the chinese telecom for it seems pretty clear to me that part of the reason for his motivation to to get this deal was to get some relief for farmers and to put a boost into the macro economy in the u.s. as he heads into reelection and comes off of what was a very damaging week for him politically here in washington. we'll keep talking trade here on al-jazeera in a moment a possible new agreement which was a major topic between china and india but it's what they did not talk about that is making the headlines. taking the law into their own hands so some police women in the philippines are a force to be reckoned with and in sport with and the latest move by china's basketball fans to stick it to the n.b.a. .

i know this and streaming the caspian sea and see as it'll pick up some moisture and it does mean we could be into northern areas of iran certainly in the next 24 hours my duties in scottish as. 24 degrees celsius 21 and back a bit cooler in the wake of that cloud and that system and also look at these temperatures here 39 in baghdad 34 staying at about those levels through monday but it will be a little bit warmer in bay ridge the high the 32 degrees celsius a nice anchorage 25 wells will back out of their shells are going through there as well and the temperatures sticking in the sort of mid thirty's really across much of the arabian peninsula certainly on sunday and as we had all of. that moisture see that tending to push that place the to these coastal areas we could just see one or 2 showers but for the most part it is fine and dry much of eastern

madagascar as well as we continue through the next a couple of days as another front just sliding by south africa bringing the rain into sunday and then in fact we could see the thunderstorms into johannesburg on sunday and monday and you notice the rain quite widespread through on goal and in fact wanted to scottish you know monday certainly across into but it's water. planet is speaking to the climate an ecological imagine saying the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of irreversible changes to the why they're all be with you throughout as well our environment correspondent nick carr we'll have reports from the front lines of the crisis and showcase new solutions to help combat threats al-jazeera brings you a new weekly planet s.o.s. what sets up the facts and the science behind the issues affecting our planet's.

the latest news as it breaks up into this market started peacefully but the major politician is taking from his father long before his heart for those with details coverage they get will be heading down to 110 meters which is so deep that only have 15 minutes on the seabed from around the world the remains of jamal may never be found that is your they still exist yes his legacy lives on. in the news are here at al-jazeera and these are on top stories turkish forces and

their allies say they have seized control of the stand the russell and key syrian border town after 4 days of heavy fighting kurdish forces though are disputing that claim. typhoon haiyan has made landfall outside of tokyo more than a 1000000 people have been told they should evacuate their homes the storm is forecast to be one of the worst on record for japan. and there's a possible break in the u.s. china trade war that's. on the way since july of 28 the world's 2 largest economies of greed on what they call phase one of a deal as a result donald trump a suspended to $250000000000.00 terrified on chinese imports that was due to go into effect on tuesday. the iranian government has condemned what it calls a cowardly attack on one of its oil tankers a government spokesman says it's reviewing evidence the missiles apparently struck the ship off the coast of saudi arabia on friday it also promised to respond to whoever is behind the attack this is of course follows months of increased tension

in and around the strait of hormuz. at the time of the incident state media did say it could be a terrorist attack but now iran is proceeding with caution about this attack that took place 60 miles off the saudi arabian city of now the secretary of the national supreme security council has issued a statement he called the incident piracy an evil an incident that would not go on he said that the committee has been formed to investigate the incident but the available video did have some clues now we don't know what he's referring to in terms of those clues but he has said that ring in 10 cars have been targeted in the past and he said that the responsibilities of the consequences of this latest incident lie on the shoulders of those planners execute and supporters of this provocative actions the government spokesman also has also issued a statement he said that it was a cowardly act and said that those behind it are trying to increase tensions in the

region he also turned his attention to those countries that blamed iran for being behind the attack against the saudi oil facilities in september we asked them if they would condemn this attack against iran and if they would defend the right of shipping in international water is now iran is proceeding with caution they have said in the past that they are actors trying to increase tensions in the region that are trying to drag iran into a conflict with saudi arabia and the united states something iran says that they want to avoid there hasn't been any independent confirmation of this incident but iran says that the tanker that were in the can the tank has been stopped and data shows it's on its way back but world powers will be looking at this latest incidents incident with concern because they will be concerned about the instability in security and destabilization and destruction to shipping that could be caused by any conflict in the region. we're back to our top story now the battle underway in northern syria and child strike that is joining us from a chuckle a which is on the turkish side of the syrian border charles bring us up to date

with what you're seeing and hearing there. will certainly over the last couple of hours there have been there's been a big artillery bombardment by turkish forces on this side of the border and there have been reports in the last hour or so. by the free syrian army members saw these are the fighters the syrian rebels that up to supply in this offensive with the ex but they are preparing for a ground offensive into the town of tal abi odd now to lobby are these strategically important according to the turkish military folders 1st initial stage of this campaign because it is the furthest western town. all the section of the border around 120 kilometers going east to the town of russell and now we heard from the ministry of defense earlier today claiming that turkish forces it claims

were in complete control of russell and that was disputed by the s.d.f. and i've just come back from us alone certainly it is considerably quieter than it was there has been there in recent days. so again it's beginning to show great confidence by the ex that they are pushing forward in place campaign that they describe as being one against terrorism and one that is increasingly being criticized by the international community obviously would be talking about the humanitarian impact of decease having the fears of the united nations and aid agencies but certainly if it is indeed true that they are preparing for another ground offensive into this separate the 2nd it's. teaching sound off to the claim of this victory in russell i ain't entities of of great certainly military significance to the turks. right that is an update from child's strength

a chuckle a there on the turkish syrian border thank you charles. the final campaign rallies are being held in mozambique in the run up to tuesday's general election this will be the 6th vote since the end of the civil war back in 1902 the ruling party is challenged by its rival renamo tension remains between them despite signing a final peace deal back in august so there are 4 people vying for the top job we've got president felipe a new c who is running for a 2nd term came into power in 2014 with a reduced majority for his posse he is up against the former fighter or so from a mother who is the front man for renamo a party which is plagued by infighting whoever wins will lead mozambique's recovery off to 2 site clones food shortages this year and have to deal with

a growing rebellion in the gas rich northern province of kabul delgado so his malcolm webb in maputo for a time malcolm i mean this is interesting just actually reading through the different parties and candidates down there it sounds like interesting candidates and i mean is there any sort of clear front runner. the. well historically in elections he's always been between freely no unama and right now at the final rally the ruling for leaving a party president felipe in you say speaking you see speaking right now with the crowd a lot of them actually already started to leave a lot of people don't have to kill interested in some of them are told us that they've been bussed in here and given a t. shirt or cap and a meal. meanwhile opposition have been holding their rallies that we know no presidential candidate not is held he's in the northern city of. that really isn't

safe for all the technical problems but he did just about go ahead and did these see mungo he's. the leader of the n d n party which is. definitely smaller than the other 2 but it's been it's a pull basis been steadily building over the last couple of elections i mean how he's finally ready to pull the city of tehran terms of policy there was a similar thing several saying that my corruption for the president to seize corruption that many of the people in his government have been implicated in particular a $2000000000.00 hidden loan scandal which is so obviously the over the course of. when he will go to the polls on tuesday waiting to find out who will learn. complained about series of regularities inflated voters register ruling on the strongholds on violence throughout the campaign trail what sort of support does the front man for renamo rosso former model i really have i'm interested to say that it

is a party which seems to have its own internal problems as well. who historically had support of. the country i mean you could say roughly hard place previous elections but i don't previous elections being disputed by the opposition but the results as there are now. with all the ruling. body that read on every cell phone you mentioned those who are from some of its own problems since the peace deal with signed it was really late august the renegade general who had almost generals. broken away he's now with the people she don't know number of fighters rejecting the peace deal of rejecting this election so wait and see what kind of impact that will have on the votes that were dominant gets the blood has been on my supporters mind i've just gone from a billionaire right in front of him the old building that's still being fairly soon

i need to take down the british intended to make people believe my bossy webs in that my porter was a big thank you malcolm. just a day off the ethiopian prime minister be ahead was awarded the nobel peace prize we're hearing dozens of pro-democracy activists have been arrested and there was a heavy police presence across the capital from creel has more from. we understand speaking to the organizers of the protests and really the head of this group about paris council who were planning this protest they said that it was to protest the assailed transitions for the failing transition to democracy it's been planned for about 2 weeks they say i've known about it for about a week but we just we understand according to it is about as a police that it was actually banned this morning and then came these arrests we don't know the motivation behind these wrist speaking it's going to mega organizer of the rally he told me that these arrests appeared and these are his words

coordination planned and then implemented by police across as abbotts activists taken from their homes and of the streets and in prisons and present according to nagin are he said he's currently going from police station to police station to find out exactly why we know as i said at this rally has been planned for at least one week that i've known of all the necessary 2 weeks that had they had applied to the city council for permission police band at this morning i've spoken to a time in this area that's what this building is a huge she says she is aware of any arrests that were offenses not aware of these arrests and referred us back to the atlas arab east we're currently not taking our calls but yes certainly this goes against the very peace prize that a prime minister was awarded yesterday china's president xi jinping as arrived in the palm after a 2 day state visit to india to jumping held talks with prime minister narendra modi on

a range of issues including trade the issue of kashmir though and china support for pakistan compound off the agenda. i would like to state quite categorically that this issue was not resolved and not discussed and therefore there is no question of. my making any further comments on the matter in any case the government to me in this position as expressed publicly is very clear this is a matter that concerns the internal affairs of the country. on our reporting from. the indian prime minister took the chinese president on a guided tour of this istanbul city of my own which is where in fact 1700 years ago india and china had commenced trade it even signed a security pact this time around if you talk about substandard outcomes or concrete solutions to some of their festering disputes not much has been achieved however the indian official say that the 2 leaders have managed to establish a personal rapport we should go

a long way in the future to help them resolve many of these disputes including the border dispute and trade deficits the indian foreign secretary although did say that the 2 countries have decided to set up a mechanism at the ministerial level so china can address india's concern india has a whopping 3 deficit with china of over $51000000000.00 and the indian officials this time around said that they have chinese assurance that something will come out of these talks however the chinese president did not commit to anything as far as the whole visit then is concerned there is also the issue of kashmir recently we've seen exchange of harsh words between the indian and the chinese government just deal so before the chinese president came here he had hosted pakistan's prime the same wrong can and once again reiterated china's support to pakistan of course all of that comes in the background of india's decision in august 5 to strip india administers off its autonomy so china continues to back pakistan on that issue and it's interesting that while india also has the same dispute with china which

controls a part of kashmir that india claims the indian prime minister apparently did not even raise that with the chinese president xi jinping. it's tough to find a policeman minute least one tome in the philippines police women of the force. and organs been funding. the are on a mission not just to apprehend criminals but to break fear you types. these police officers. for the 1st all female police force in the country every measures married young police or pulleys marries as they are called are from the town of maria in c.q. who are in this sensual philippines male police officers who were previously assigned here have all been moved elsewhere this is seen as a trail blazing move by colonel angela handel who is also the 1st female police

director of the city hall or she said she knows how tough it is for females to rise through the police ranks we have women legislators we have women in in the congress we also have women presidents and why not 4 day philippine national police around 20 female police officers now staff this station assigned to protect around 12000 residents and although their arrival is celebrated here the pressure to deliver is felt deeply. they are made to undergo the same kind of training that male police officers go through. the philippine national police has a 10 percent quota of female officers within its ranks under its reform program for decades female police officers were mostly just assigned to do desk work but

that is about to change now they tell us a woman's place is also on the front lines local residents say they have already felt the difference people are more curious people are more curious nobody noticed the police station before now they understand what they do and that the people are on our say not other ways public trust in the philippine police has plummeted over the last few years the government's controversial drug war has left a 1000. of filipinos dead most of them from impoverished communities and allegations of corruption and abuse of power has affected its top leadership. these police officers vow to give their best because for so long they've been sidelined this time using their strengths and qualities as women to finally lead and rule in a man's world. jim duggan. your essential

philippines. in ecuador there has been more fighting between police and indigenous communities in fact the live pictures coming out from the capital quito with thousands of people turned out for a 10th day of protests against austerity. has our report now from time to. time clashes between police and protesters in ecuador's capital city show no sign of relenting police used flash bang grenades and tear gas to disperse the crowds. demonstrators say authorities have also used live ammunition against peaceful protesters. 6 the ongoing protests have paralyzed much of downtown. amidst the chaos and clouds of tear gas medical patients could be seen fleeing nearby hospitals you know no see much the numbers just over the face of us we couldn't have imagined a situation it's horrifying to see people fighting one another for

a few words. after more than a week of unrest indigenous demonstrators continue to run from across the country to participate in the ongoing anti-government demonstrations some traveling from communities as far away as the amazon to join the front lines in the photo so much video that we've come from far away leaving our families behind and now we're here to participate in a national strike so the government can show some respect. in a pre recorded message to the nation on friday president lenny modano asked for a direct dialogue with leaders within the national confederation of indigenous communities is in the space habit it's imperative that we end the violence we need solutions to the issues of our country i'm calling on leaders to speak with me directly. outside ecuador's national assembly building demonstrators were once again met with sound grenades and tear gas several demonstrators as well as police officers were injured during the confrontation despite the ecuadorian

president's call for a national dialogue tensions still remain very high here in quito demonstrators say that they're angry over the heavy handed response by authorities against peaceful protesters if anything these clashes between demonstrators and police only appear to be intensifying the indigenous leaders have agreed to sit down for talks with the president but with growing calls for the authorities to bring back order to the streets there's concern the violence could get even worse when read up on. the do it for the. protesters in haiti have clashed with police in the capital port au prince a day after a journalist was found shot dead in his car the reports and he may joseph is killed while covering the surge in violence that in itself has killed at least 20 people demonstrate is a demanding the resignation of the president of anomalies that a wildfire near los angeles is forcing around 100000 americans from their homes mandatory evacuation orders were issued when the sound the ridge blaze destroyed

homes emergencies in the same area where 500 homes were burnt out 11 years ago. still ahead for you on this news all the sports and japan's rugby players get creative as they take on the typhoon affecting their world cup fate. it is impossible to overstate the mental scarring of the survivors. peter lived in the home until the age of 4 when the nuns sold them all to yvonne and family by that time he'd lost his sister she like nearly 800 others was the name recorded in the desperate just don't go to catholic organization put bodies in here there were baptized you have to put them into on conservation ground savages for them become painters and the government is so frightened of the damage to the

church that the full excavation would do that it is resisting it's so that threatening court action i think the only way in which this will result this through an order of the spirit courts of this country i can't see any other way because there is no will there's no wish there is no appetite church and state in this country are still wedded in a poisonous pact. so knocked out on the world cup situation and the 1st. record breaker that wasn't quite was a record yet all a bit confusing but yet kenya. has made some athletics history becoming the 1st

person to run a marathon in under 2 hours cheered on by thousands of fans in vienna he beat the barrier by 20 seconds and said afterwards. it's a must to prove there are no limits to human achievement laurence smith reports. the man the moment he's done it to one it all olympic champion marathon world record holder but becoming the 1st person to run the distance in under 2 hours has eluded tricky until now i the fischel marathon distance of 42.2 kilometers has a 100 year history. he was aiming to do what many had thought impossible the flat course was designed to assist a fast time vienna in autumn specifically chosen for optimal conditions and he was aided by a team of 41 pacemakers laser technology help guide the runners to maintain the record breaking pace. as the clock reached $1150.00 and the crowds watched rome as

one of the great barriers of distance running was taken apart i was after the one that is demanding to perform i took another sister to the $63.00 s i tightened up not cath now it's the 6th after i have had just the man to run under 2 hours in order to inspire matt many people this is the best performance i've ever seen and i think could be the ones i've ever seen in in a lifetime i the term legend is often overused in school but it showed he can now lay claim to a status amongst the greatest of all time. i think his modesty really is something that maybe doesn't catapult him to ultra superstardom in the sporting world but he is illegal messi of running essentially his roger federer of the text he's the greatest distance from intel if i've ever seen or this was classed as a solo race and the level of assistance keep chugging received all mean is this won't count as an official record but this wasn't about records this was about the

realisation of a lifetime ambition. no it's me out 0. now 4 time olympic champion my fire has accused the british media of having a racist agender against him a ferrous form a card shop or so salazar has been banned for 4 years due to doping violations also as a coach to far over a 70 year period up until $27.00 seen he's never failed a drugs test and claims black sports stars in the u.k. are being unfairly targeted by the media are my sample to be used as a surgeon or whether they need to do and keep him free of it and know much more than you on this will read in a story over time as much how much do you want to be physically gendered to do some of the series many many times. and then i will go with us in the realm of the need of the we knew from a 3rd on kong what am i doing here just one of 3 schedule matches took place at the rugby world cup in japan this saturday. the cancellation of england versus france

in new zealand the it's early islands much with some or did go ahead jarosz is going 7 tries in this 47 to 5 when the spot the shot was to japan early on in the pool stage as a result the puts them through to the quarterfinals well face of the new zealand all south africa in the last. we never really got yourself a look back at the last 15 of the grid but we knew we we got ourselves guard we get a lot of things out we pride ourselves on well i. think there's a lot more like us but we'll be happy without 7 we also look back to our monday at higher don't approve of how we have to improve going to the quarter finals a decision is still to be made on whether the match between host japan and scotland will take place on sunday japan's paes doing their best to try and ahead of the schedule their match in your home which is under threat due to that sorry if the game is cancelled scotland will go out while japan will advance the knockout rounds

for the 1st of its side. tennison medvedev has advanced to his 6th consecutive final this time of the shanghai masters the russian beating succeed the finest sits across of greece in south a semi 22 year old outlasting sits across a straight sets to reach his 9th final of the year. i believe he was playing quite surprising for me and also when i was serving for the mess he changed it again that surprised me again so i made some mistakes which i shouldn't do but that's then this and i knew i just have to stay in the match we saw something more crazy yesterday so really good to be in the final in such a tough match medvedev will face 5th seed alexander vera of germany he dropped just 7 games as you want to semi against us. and some carefully placed flags of the latest sticking points in the n.b.a. china crisis the game between n.b.a. teams the l.a. lakers and brooklyn nets was being played in china and many local fans opted to

cover the logo of the american league would stick as if the chinese flag he's in iraq as general manager daryl morey angered many in china by tweeting support for hong kong protests ok more from a tour of the knights but that is it for now who will see later and he and we are back in a couple of minutes time as well with the next bulletin of news here on al-jazeera see them. every week a news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on

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he says it's a cain border town tense and finds its assault in northern syria the kurdish fighters though say it's not true.

i'm. here in doha and this is the world news from al-jazeera oh i am not giving up the pressure on president lenin moreno protesters in ecuador are back on the streets despite his calls to talk. tough and i'm going to mike's landfall in japan bringing with it to wrench the rain and strong winds a 1000000 people in tokyo being urged to evacuate. it's pointing to a good start finish kenya and he had to pick it becomes the 1st person to run a marathon in less than 2. i. took his forces and their rebel allies say they have taken control of the center of . a key syrian border town but kurdish forces deny that ancora launched its offensive on cota shelled areas 4 days ago and advances on the ground have meant

a strain in relations with some countries especially the united states and iran which urged turkey to pull out now offering to mediate all the details are from saying hold on that turkey syria border. they are battling their way into kurdish controlled towns along serious side of the border with turkey it hasn't been an easy fight for several days turkish troops and their allies the opposition syrian national army have pushed into the northeastern corner of syria they now say they are in control of one of 2 main towns along the 120 kilometer stretch of territory they plan to capture in the 1st phase of this operation praful line has fallen. they've also advanced 30 kilometers deep reaching the highway that connects to west and east syria effectively dividing the territory under the control of the us the f. . positions of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces are coming under

heavy fire but an incident close to a u.s. outpost along the border has added to tensions between turkey and the united states which said its forces were close to being hit by turkish artillery fire turkey's defense minister how loosely a car denies his troops targeted the position saying they were responding to fire 1000 meters away the new front in syria's war is worsening relations between the nato allies which have long been strained the pentagon was more blunt calling them damaged international pressure is mounting on turkey to stop the advance the united states is threatening to impose economic sanctions the message from here is clear we will not stop the operation president russia or the god made it clear the wife the syrian kurdish armed group that forms the backbone of the us they must 1st withdraw 30 kilometers from the border with turkey the humanitarian impact of the conflict is being felt on both sides turkish civilians are being killed in rocket

fire that's being fired into border towns. don't have any protection but we're not thinking about moving out now since we have a life here we don't want to leave our home in syria they have also been casualties among civilians caught in the conflict aid groups are warning of another humanitarian disaster in syria's 8 year war the area is home to people who've already suffered violence and displacement the united nations says 100000 are on the move and this battle has just started the number of those affected may rise fast. on the turkey syria border. some thoughts now from matthew bryza who's a former u.s. ambassador and white house official now a senior fellow at the atlantic council he explains how the u.s. could deescalate this conflict there's a whole menu of sanctions and yes some of them that would target for example the personal finances suppressant are to walk on and defense minister and foreign affairs minister those wouldn't have an impact those i think would just make the

turkish leadership angry and probably would bolster public support for their public support in turkey for the operation if however the united states were to take a actions or sanctions are going to damage the turkish economy that could have an impact the turkish economy is fragile we all remember what happened a year ago when the u.s. when president trump issued some tweets and then impose some sanctions against turkey economic ones and the turkish lira collapsed in value but for now president there to one is demonstrating a firm determination to carry on with this with this military incursion well there were protests against the turkish military offensive in several cities around the world for example here thousands came out in paris because leaders of accuse the u.s. of betrayal codice fund is have been america's main allies on the ground in the battle against eisel pull brennan now at that rally. the turkish

military offensive in northern syria is called particular concern in france and the reason why is because around 150000 turkish people living here plus the 2nd largest got its community in the diaspora overdrives a 2nd only to germany now several 1000 of them turned out just a couple days notice of this protest they told me they are here in the muster lot of people sleeping on the right one god listening to the speakers the body guards are extremely critical both present at one of the young men from america and they are very concerned these people because many of them have relatives and friends who lost a living there and that they had not returned i say you know hey i rushed over there could come in to hear inquiries but not on the inquiries in from europe and i can see all over the world these very roads out of what's happening because what's happening will be at the clean sing over there will be a genocide against civilians on the french president's mind on that front it's

taken these 2 sons and he had a conversation saturday with president trump of america which president marco reus a racist to me to stop the circus offensive. and he said the main fire on t.v. sends a real marriage and so i still in that region of the wilderness area for the people here it's a little relief to consent of the humanitarian problems that the turkish offensive has created 100000 people who fled their homes on the many relatives and friends as i say people here felt very concerned about the future on the sake of moving to a developing story in ecuador where protesters have rejected an offer for direct talks from the president to end days of violent demonstrations thousands of people once again out on the streets of quito least 5 people have actually been killed since the protests began more than a week ago people angry and you'll stares the measures introduced by president leno monday know that have led to high fuel prices government operations have been temporarily moved. oh. is there for us bring us up to date manuel.

tensions remain quite high here in the ecuadorian capital where we are we're just a few blocks away from the national building the national assembly rather and if you could see over my shoulder here this is a scene of absolute chaos there is smoke fire tear gas. 3 that was. were people arriving from all sectors of society. that. way with a lot of these subsidies. to. these protests over a week ago but since yesterday we saw a ethical ation of clashes between protesters and police early friday there were

there were clashes between demonstrators and police officers that lasted well into the night overnight we heard we could hear flash bang grenades being used as well as one large explosion that we cannot even identify exactly where that came from but it appears as though these are much as they did and it doesn't end with the night when when night falls we just continue but what we can report is that more and more people continue to arrive and the anger isn't only over these economic policies it's over this heavy handed response by government authorities that have used tear gas that have used rubber bullets as well as live ammunition to this to disperse the crowd so tensions are high and so our emotions mentality you can still hear me the protesters have rejected the idea of talks with the president is it simply that i just want him gone. it certainly appears that way at the beginning of these protests as we mentioned the filler it was over the end of the skill subsidies people wanted the government

to reverse track on these policies that they see as being harmful to the government but as the tensions are going at the ag grows so do the demonstrators not only the id case. the minister of defense to step down and no. doubt and i want to take it is. not want to continue with the government short of the resignation of the president. and all right hello there in quito ecuador the middle of those ongoing protests thanks man well at least 15 people have been killed in an attack on a mosque in picking a fast so a group of men opened fire inside the grand mosque in some must see in the country's north bikini afonso has been struggling with armed conflict for the past 4 years west african heads of state met last month to discuss an end to the violence tough in august has made landfall outside of tokyo 'd the storm is forecast to be one of the worst on record meteorologists warn of unprecedented

rainfall which could lead to floods and mudslides in several prefectures more than 1000000 people have been told to leave their homes this report from wayne hay in tokyo. before the storm made landfall in japan people living in its path were urged to take extreme caution and to prepare for the worst because of the damaging winds that it would inevitably bring the heavy rainfall as well that could ultimately lead to widespread flooding in fact forecasters had said that this storm may bring levels of rainfall not seen in japan since a very powerful and devastating typhoon struck tokyo 1958 causing many deaths we've also had millions of people are asked to evacuated under evacuation advisories or evacuation orders many of those people living in

areas deemed to be vulnerable to landslides but also in coastal communities where the people are facing multiple threats of course from the strong winds and heavy rain but also the possibility of storm surge and the fact that we are almost in a full moon meaning that the tide may well be a lot higher than it usually would be and many people living in these coastal areas are still recovering from the last typhoon that struck at the beginning of the last month which caused a lot of damage and resulted in several deaths as well or thirty's taking no chances with the transport systems as well most train services were canceled along with hundreds of flights to and from tokyo's airports in the news ahead the former prisoner and the professor a rare t.v. showdown the president counter that spirit. and how one town in the central philippines is trying to break gender stereotypes.