it's help people faster when they are unsure about their identity and helps us as much as we can to find their relatives and hide them. so when it comes to talking about dementia patients or very people who are outside the last facial recognition some would say well it can help and that silky what's your take on the beneficial uses and the opting in but but but not having a choice to opt in i mean it might be that there are some beneficial uses i just haven't seen them yet and inherently. particular issues that is the inherent risks with live facial recognition in which there is no consent and that is inherently. so they invented a mass identifying tool when you have a one to one face comparison will cause there's a whole host of things that that can be useful for but we must play that with life facial recognition whereby thousands of people can be identified at any one time.

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seeking a ceasefire in syria the us vice president and secretary of state depart for turkey . are proposed is that right now tonight all the terrorists lay down their arms their equipment and while the president lays out his conditions for ending turkey's offensive in northeast syria. i am. fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha and also coming up at the end of the hong kong's leader carrier shouted down for a 2nd day as she addressed his lead just the legislative council. the aftermath of more violence in mexico police are among dozens killed as he is breaux for their security. am i am. thank you very much for joining us a high level u.s. delegation is on its way to turkey to meet president typo on hoping to convince him

to call off an offensive in northeast in syria secretary of state mike bump aoe and vice president mike pence will try to broker a cease fire deal between the turks and the kurds decision to pull u.s. troops from ne in syria has been met with criticism and made concerns about the fate of the kurds and the release of jailed i saw fighters meanwhile turkish forces and kurdish fighters continue to battle in the border town of i considered a strategic point for both syrian forces moving north have become a major obstacle for turkey as it tries to create its so-called safe zone in the area then a harder report on the take the syria border. to the kurdish syrian democratic forces are holding out. line using tunnels of trenches to mount their defense it's been just over a week since the turkey led military operation began i think the battle here is key if that operation is to succeed fighting has been fierce. the

fighters are mainly from the syria have kurdish y p g group that make up the bulk of the s. the f. forces turkey considers it a terrorist organization. this border town is where turkey wants to create what it calls a safe zone that will stretch 30 kilometers into syrian territory the united states which not only abandoned the s t f and pulled its troops out of northeast syria is demanding a cease fire it has already imposed sanctions on turkey as a form of pressure but president treasurer tayyip erdogan who will receive a u.s. delegation led by vice president mike pence on thursday is not budging. all over which takes effect immediately all the terrorists used to lay down their arms destroy their fortifications the beeld and withdraw from the safe zone from which to your regular order that we will establish then our reforms you will be finished . so far 100 kilometers of border has been secured turkey launched the operation

with 2 objectives to push the y.p. g. from the border at least 30 kilometers south and to create his own that will allow syrian refugees to return. the u.s. is now out of the way but russia stepped in deploying its troops on the front lines in a clear message to turkey moscow has called turkey's operation in syria acceptable and it seems that now wants its military presence in syria to end. and quit does have strong cards particularly the role it could play in helping reach a political settlement to syria's war. make sure. when the political trolls usually forces and any government is being we will handle all reals in syria including a northern mali will be our only recourse directing and rebuilding these areas. russia has not shied away from publicly criticizing turkey for its incursion into syria describing it as an acceptable and demanding it to be limited in time and

scale russia insists turkey has the right under an agreement reached with damascus in 1998 to push up to a maximum of 10 kilometers into syria to conduct anti-terrorism operations but officials insist the adena pact does not allow turkey to remain in syria permanently and moscow won't accept that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov explained what would be acceptable security cooperation between turkish and syrian army's along the border cooperation with the syrian regime would be a radical shift for turkey but there is a new reality government troops are back in the north for the 1st time in years unprecedented as well has been russia's position and criticism of turkey there will be hard bargaining ahead. on the turkish syrian border. and u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says the president had a meltdown over a house of representatives vote which overwhelmingly condemned the withdrawal of

american troops from syria but osi says she believes donald trump was shaken by the number of republicans who voted to oppose his decision to pull the forces out patty cohen has a story from washington. u.s. president donald trump is trying on a new label for his withdrawal from northern syria strategically brilliant in 2 appearances with the italian president trump went on to list a series of false hoods quickly dismissed by senators from his own political party kurds who are much safer right now one of the things that i think we could tragically see emerge as the potential for ethnic cleansing and against kurds now if you look at the kurds and again i say this with great respect then no angels i want to express my gratitude to the kurds. they were great fighters. we had a terrific alliance with russia wants nothing to do with isis russia is tough they can kill isis just as well to rely on russia and iran to protect us against

a rise of isis is quite frankly and saying we may know more about how the president framed the issue to president in this leaked letter trump writes quote history will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way it will look upon you forever as the devil if good things don't happen don't be a tough guy don't be a fool they did go to other countries and with his vice president in the audience just hours from heading to turkey to demand a cease fire the president sent this message turkey and syria will hopefully work it out between themselves so now what's next well all eyes will be on vice president mike pence as he heads to turkey to ask for a cease fire that experts say much less likely to happen now given the president's comments the u.s. house of representatives in an overwhelming vote passed a resolution condemning the president's move and they're threatening quick sanctions on turkey if they don't agree to a cease fire something the vice president will ask for even though it now appears the president that is sending him doesn't necessarily think the u.s.

should be involved at all. al-jazeera washington. in other world news hong kong's leader kerry nom has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the city's legislature a short time ago opposition members protested in the chamber and called for her to step down at least 10 people were drowned out by security cameras trying to answer questions regarding her on your policy address she was forced to deliver the speech yesterday through a video link after the legislative session was counseled but some probe aging politicians have condemned the recent protests against the chief executive you always think that all the whole considerations of will not misstep and we want to use while and in any way also we all also know that while ns cannot solve any problem still as a legislative council i don't think that any alleged members should use any kind of one and including lowballed old physical weiland in the chamber to express their

will. al-jazeera scott hyder has more from hong kong. for the 2nd day running chief executive of hong kong carrie lim drowned out in the legislative council chambers by pro-democracy members of that body thursday was supposed to be a 90 minute question and answer session based on her policy address that she gave on wednesday twice it was interrupted by pro-democracy members chanting and interrupting the proceedings many of them were escorted out of the chamber now this is supposed to be something that happens every day after the policy address she received criticism for that policy just because she didn't directly talk about the 5 demands of the protesters again on thursday she did not address those there are only a handful of questions because the time is constrained to be kept to that 90 minute schedule even though it's stopped twice now how do we move forward now when she's talked about what she wants to do how she wants to tackle the the social situation

here the social crisis in hong kong she says she wants to appoint an independent committee to look into why their divisions are so deep here in hong kong there are no real explanations of what she wants to do right now to stop the social crisis in hong kong that's where she's receiving a lot of criticism and no clear answers coming out of this question answer session that lasted about 90 minutes. the president. has called for an immediate end to violence that's rocked by the main ongoing protests after the jailing of 9 separatist leaders sonia. i and hillary in the heart of the city for the night you know wrote that. crowd of mostly young people chanting the streets will always be. some of the anger erupting to control some taunting the police who in turn responded quickly as they attempted to disperse the crowds. the tension in the capital and region is at an all time high

following the sentencing of 9 pro independence politicians and activists for sedition over their roles in the 2017 illegal referendum in an attempt to calm the situation spain's prime minister by their son made this appeal to the catalan leader. of the millions of people live in catalonia and they have the right to live securely and in peace with the right to their own political ideas but that is incompatible with the conduct of violent groups are put at risk the peace of their cities the property of their neighbors and the safety of citizens. earlier it had began as a grassroots protest of civil disobedience could just take a surreal turn the same way as people gathered in one of the main avenues the row toilet paper. over the streets the problem is is that there has been a fine line last couple of days to be kind of activity on violence where the

jailed cattle and politicians condemn the use of violent tactics the catalan president daughter came under criticism for failing to call out the behavior of the rioters is focus instead the roche towards independence. we came to shore support for these marches that are taking place in catalonia to reject the sentence and to support our right to self-determination and civil social and political rights endangered by those sentiments. the issue of secession has long hung over the region it goes to the heart of people's identities here but it is also a deep political question and with next month's general elections ahead all sides will be vying for voters rather than resulting the cattle in question. al-jazeera barcelona. at least 35 foreigners have been killed in saudi arabia after their. collided with an excavator saudi media says the passengers were pilgrims of arab

and asian descent it happened about 170 kilometers from medina home to one of his lamas holiest sites still ahead on al-jazeera security concerns as sol's and cross into iraq to escape fighting in northeastern syria the clock is ticking in london and brussels inched closer to a bracks a deal but will it be ready in time. hello the most significant issues across much of the middle east has been some cloud bubbling up in the house of the eastern end of the mediterranean but no real rain with instead some failed to win so not helping the firefighting efforts this is in lebanon this is just to the south of beirut so the winds

a fairly gusty at times articles very low humidity and still some fairly high temperatures elsewhere on thursday 36 in baghdad 23 celsius in kabul the time of his own quite as high as they were into beirut 28 degrees celsius but as i say not really helping those 5 but more clouds any pushing through the eastern end of the trading as we head off into friday now further to the south across the peninsula the temperatures have definitely been coming down the humidity is also beginning to show signs of dropping but we've got plenty of moisture along these coastal areas in the south you could just push into those coastal areas of yemen and then again into the southwest as we head on into friday time did not see about those and say 35 in riyadh and the same across in whole southern africa is pretty woman. the thunderstorms in the forecast for the next couple of days there's a bit of cloud just sitting off the coast of cape town some showers and east of madagascar and another warm day as i say on friday again johannesburg.

a clandestine world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological objects you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war smuggled in so to watch and houses and private collectors buying or selling artifact is where finance is the beheadings of muslims in the middle east don't sal don't cry that's one quick solution. trafficking on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top story on al-jazeera u.s.

secretary of state on pale and vice president mike pence are on their way to turkey to push for a ceasefire in northeastern syria they're part of a delegation hoping to meet president tied to one turkish forces encourages fighters meanwhile is still battling in the strategic border town of russell and syrian troops have entered the border town of kabbani try suicide mission so-called safe zone in northern syria now the fighting has forced more than a 1000 syrian refugees to cross the border into iraq in the last 3 days by tightly secured borders means that many of them are being smuggled in name reports from a refugee camp in need to whole province of the semi autonomous kurdish region of northern iraq. on board these buses refugees could begin to relax a bit after days on the run they knew when they close their eyes to try to sleep tonight the v.c. over the player. the airstrikes frightened us it took us to do is to reach the

border definitely when you have children you will suffer. turkey says it's doing everything it can to avoid civilian casualties the number of syrian refugees streaming over the border is slowly picking up 2 days ago that number was less than 200 on wednesday were than 800 syrians primarily kurds crossed over the border into northern iraq they tell us they're paying smugglers between $150.00 to $200.00 to escape to safety because of. the shelling isn't scaring us as tool 3 days but the sleeper cells in the escaped are still fighters of what skitt people. refugees also expressed concern that i saw fighters might end up slipping into iraq. iraqi security sources say there are 3500 eisel fighters with iraqi citizenship and telling them look you have to be afraid because they're not finished 2nd in. the

kurdistan regional government security forces are stationed along a section of the border where refugees are being smuggled in it is not an official checkpoint named by name they're conducting background checks before letting them proceed deeper into northern iraq no one spoke to seemed willing to address the possibility that eisel fighters might sneak in undetected and the greater the flow of refugees the harder it may become to track people who are probably going i don't think the thais who would manage to disappear among the aisles if so we have always security department that is taking all the necessary precautions. the turkish incursion into northern syria comes at a time when many people had been living as though the war in syria was largely over now these refugees are here in this camp he still

e reopened for their arrival shell shocked after that sense of safety was shattered in a matter of days. to hook province in the kurdish region of northern iraq. a new round of fighting has broken out between libyan government soldiers and forces loyal to warlord heidi for have to military sources have told us that a drone belonging to libya's internationally recognized government targeted have tossed forces in southern tripoli libya's foreign minister wants the u.n. security council to include have talked of sanctions list for war crimes against civilians protests are getting louder and guineas capital over a proposed change to the constitution that would allow the president to run for a 3rd term. condé is also accused of fueling ethnic tension. for some kind of korea warning you may find some of the images in his report to stepping up. a city

divided this is where ethnic susu and needing to live side by side in peace and this is where the full on the live. move shouts this paratrooper they're armed with live rounds of ammunition since the beginning of the protest against president attempt to extend his stay in power the capital's forlornly districts look in feel like a war zone security forces are shooting down protesters this is mobile phone footage of mr and mrs bollinger unconscious one was shot in the leg the other had a large rock thrown to her head they were mourning the loss of 2 of their nephews who were shot dead by armed soldiers when they came back after them. they survived the attack still in grief in seeding with anger. the soldiers told me they are paid to kill the fool unease and that they will kill us one by one the one responsible for this is all fucked gone day soldiers are

being paid by the president to assess a nato. while flunkies make of the ethnic majority in guinea never has a felony come to power hundreds of them are being rounded up and arrested because they're protesting against the 81 year old president's attempt to change the constitution and to run for a 3rd mandate. opposition leaders tell you john luke uses the president of fueling ethnic divisions. that we have to fight tribalism in ethnic politics because it's dividing us and it could create so much hatred and violence that it could cause a civil war we asked the information minister why the government are targeting for money but he would not allow us to broadcast the interview this is a touchy subject he explained after several days of protests calm has returned in most neighborhoods but not in full on the areas. this is what remains of a military outpost that was burned to the ground by protesters because it's inside

a full on the neighborhood now the military has replaced it with this big white tent and they're just behind me keeping a close watch on the situation because earlier on demonstrators threw stones at them they responded by firing shots it's still very much a tense situation here this by calls for dialogue by present day. but dinky susu in full on each ethnic group has its political leader with its own grievances something that president alpha condé will have to address if you want to extend his stay in power and unite a population divided by politics because hawke al-jazeera conakry last minute breaks that negotiations are continuing with leaders helping a deal can be approved at an e.u. leaders summit on thursday french president says he wants to believe an agreement has been finalized albright and ray for some london. the summit is shrouded in

cloud but we are almost there the words of prime minister boris johnson at a closed door meeting of his party m.p.'s on wednesday afternoon according to those in the room it was a short bouncy speech short in duration but also short on details and that's because even at this 11th hour intensive negotiations are ongoing i said last week that i thought there was a pathway to possible agreements and that is still my view or the question is whether the negotiators will be able to bridge the remaining gaps in advance of tomorrow's cancer what's important now is that all focus is kept on achieving a deal that there was for everyone. europe's chief negotiator michel barnier gave a morning briefing to e.u. commissioners but that stage significant issues remained unresolved. the lunch break offered a brief glimpse of the u.k.'s chief negotiator david frost but still no news of a deal that he think agreed would still need to be approved by britain's house of commons with international diplomatic efforts happening simultaneously to the

political wrangling in westminster the alignment has not yet been achieved in order to allow a deal to take place but into that theobromine external tusk has introduced the idea that a deal could just be hours away the financial burden that the group of. basic foundations of an agreement are ready said the european council president of the one islands democratic unionist party is not yet on board and the british prime minister now leading a minority conservative government has to somehow secure the support and the votes of m.p.'s from across the political divide we're in a room with 2 doors either this deal with it which is a compromise or potentially no deal but hate for us to do it would damage the reputation impact of the consequences of no deal let's go through the right deal agreement at this late stage would mean the use leaders can give only their political endorsement rather than full formal agreement when they meet on thursday and friday but that would itself be seen as

a major breakthrough and would pave the way for a momentous vote in the u.k. parliament on saturday whole brennan al-jazeera westminster. and austrian man has been charged after a family of 6 was found locked away in his remote farmhouse in the netherlands that he is accused of holding them against their will and harming their health a father and his 5 children aged between 18 and 25 were found in a secret room after the out there says kate as believe they had no contact with the outside world in 9 years. france and germany have rationing. gree meant on arms export rules for their joint military programs but they remain at odds over sound eurabia germany has agreed not to block french exports to 3rd countries as long as the equipment is made with less than 20 percent of german components germany banned or susanto arabia last year. a former advisor to u.s.

secretary of state my comparison a dispersant to testify in the ongoing impeachment inquiry into president donald trump michael mckinley was questioned for 5 hours by house committees after abruptly resigning last week politicians are examining whether trump pressured ukraine to launch an investigation into former vice president joe biden. mexico's president has called on people to lay down their arms and not solve their problems through violence after 2 mass shootings the attacks happen in 2 of mexico's most violent states where rival drug gangs battle for control of smuggling routes and therefore sandra's money lopez obrador to defend his security policies reports on mexico city. 2 days of terror have left dozens dead in southwestern mexico. on monday 14 police officers were killed in the state of michoacan the officers were ambushed by gunmen associated with the. cartel.

the families of the lawman blamed regional leaders for the deaths saying local police are under equipped to battle the region's well armed and highly organized criminal groups. yet you sent in the sense people today that why didn't she train them to defend themselves these boys were 18 and 19 years old now dead dead on tuesday a gunfight left another 15 dead this time in the state of get little the incident involved mexican soldiers exchanging gunfire with armed civilians. between 6 and 8 people managed to escape into the bush we are conducting a sweep in cooperation with other security forces deadly incidents like these are becoming increasingly common in mexico. and add to the $27478.00 homicides nationwide since president and that is manuel lopez obrador

entered office despite the escalation in violence the president insists that advances are being made. past there's a lack of peace in the country but we will achieve it however there is momentum behind this problem it was allowed to grow for far too long but we will find a way to resolve it while majority of violent or increasing in only a handful of mexican states there has also been an increase in crimes so along with an increase in the perception of insecurity nationwide in a national public security poll conducted by the government in the summer more than 70 percent of people say they consider the city they live in unsafe many here worried 2900 all previous records for homicides nationwide if the current trend of violence continues that may just be the case but lit up in mexico city at least one person has been killed in mozambique when police try to disperse a crowd at a voting station after polls closed in tuesday's election the ballots are now being

counted although activists say they have been several incidents of vote tampering marcum web has more from the capital map or tell the voting materials have been brought from the polling stations to counting centers like this one here are the ballot boxes that voters had placed their ballot papers into and the ballots from its polling station of being counted and put in metal boxes like this there were more stacked up on this side and this counting center more than 140 polling stations worth of materials here the officials are preparing the final reports but not everyone is happy with how the process has gone. the center for public integrity is one of several organizations that is monitoring the elections reported violence from dozens of polling stations and one case in a province where a crowd disputing the count started throwing stones police responded firing guns

people burning tires outside and all the confusion happened according to observe us on the ground which local people where 5 people were shot dead by guns and one of them unfortunately died. opposition of complained of pre-taped ballot some observers say they were blocked from polling stations and counting centers. the electoral commission says none of the irregularities a significant enough to affect the result and police haven't confirmed any deaths. generally the election process is peaceful and tranquil we urge the people to remain calm and peaceful and wait for the information being broadcast. and the media. people in mozambique can just waiting for counting and results to be announced but also waiting to see if this is an electoral process that they can trust.

hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. secretary of state mike on pale and vice president mike pence are on their way to turkey to push for a cease fire in northeastern syria they're part of a delegation hoping to meet president. but the turkish leader is insisting the offensive won't end until its objectives are met meanwhile turkish forces encourage fighters estate are battling in the strategic water town of ras. and syrian troops have entered the border town of. tries to establish it so-called save zone in northern syria. hong kong's leader carrie lamb has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the cities that just a short time ago opposition members protest said in the chamber and call for her to step down at least 10 people were drowned out by security politicians after the recent protests against the chief executive. only saying that all the hong kong

citizens would not accept anyone to use while and in any way also we all also know that while ins cannot solve any problem still as a legislative council i don't think that any electrical members use any kind of wildman's including old old.