the son of the new tourist cartel leader chapo guzman there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed men believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that they were using machine guns and high caliber weapons against police at one point the security minister of the country said that the actually released the son of working to smile and to protect life presumably here saying that the cartel members out i were out gunny the police officers separately we heard reports that there were 50 or so prisoners that escaped from a nearby from a nearby prison and and this all of it's this chaos that continues to happen in the country putting more pressure on the government. to get a hold of the situation and despite the fact that the president of mexico says that it dances are being made in the field of insecurity this is that there are such violent incident to take place this week here in mexico. time for

a short break here not just iraq when we come back boris johnson faces a tough test in parliament after reaching a break that agreement with the european union. and bangladesh's online workforce we meet the people working in the world's biggest markets from home or not stay with us for. the weather slushy fog in try once again across southern and eastern parts of europe so well as he said a lot of warm pleasant sunshine around fuchsia i was there it's further north slushy clear skies lots of sunshine up towards the fall north we have got some disturbed weather just rolling in across the bow baltic states over towards the northwest the next weather systems waiting in the wings some very wet and windy weather will push in across the purcell's over the next couple days and this

weather system here just making its way down across france into northern spain and portugal will also bring some very very disturbed weather so there we go that's the picture for friday not a pleasant day any 14 celsius in london in the cloud in the right in those showers streaming in from the southwest right throughout the day and the continue to drive away further research as we go on through into saturday whether they're coming in across a good pasta of france northern areas of spain and portugal pushing over towards switzerland the race to stay fine in triathlons gets up to $25.00 celsius anchor at around $24.00 degrees want to tour the showers into central parts of the mediterranean may just bring a few spots of right into northern areas of algeria maybe also into libya trial weather pushes in behind. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide to i disagree

with that toy. sounds like blaming the public the country for the our knowledge or seeming anybody these people well trained much of the islamic state machine. vary and version of popular culture teachers join me mad the sun as i put the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. welcome back if you come out of the top stories here on al-jazeera fighting is ongoing in northeastern syria less than a day after a temporary cease fire was announced by the u.s. and turkey shelling and gunfire are continuing now to east one syrian border town

on friday despite the agreement. thousands of people in lebanon of protest against the government's new plans for the economy security forces used tear gas and water cannon on demonstrators who lit fires and blocked main roads. after fierce gun battles mexican security forces have arrested of the of the son of jailed drug lord joaquin guzman also known as el chapo but the security minister said he was then released to protect lives. now the white house appears to have a new strategy in defending donald trump's handling of ukraine get over it that's what the president's chief of staff told reporters on thursday as opponents proceed with an impeachment inquiry castro has more now from washington d.c. . the white house has a message for anyone who criticizes using american aid as leverage over a foreign nation get over it there's going to be political influence in foreign policy the white house chief of staff offered no apologies for the july phone call

between. didn't trump and the leader of ukraine in which trump pressed for ukrainian investigation into claims that a hacked computer server that played a role in russia's 2016 election meddling campaign had been moved to ukraine trump was withholding u.s. military assistance to ukraine when he made the request that he also mentioned to me in the past that the corruption related to the d.n.c. server absolutely no question about that but that's it that's why we held up the money now there was a reported demand for an investigation into the democrats which is part of the reason that he was on the to withhold funding to for a look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation and that is absolutely appropriate for the justice department has been examining the origins of the russian vest a geisha which the president calls a hoax but in the july phone call with ukraine trump also asked for an investigation into his political rival joe biden the white house claims that part

of the call had nothing to do with withholding aid. he while gordon sunlit the us ambassador to the e.u. gate closed door testimony before congress on thursday sunland was central in trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to open the investigations but said he was unaware the president was after dirt on biden in his prepared remarks sunland testifies inviting a foreign government to undertake investigations for the purpose of influencing an upcoming us election would be wrong with holding foreign aid in order to pressure a foreign government to take such steps would be wrong i did not and would not ever participate in such undertakings still more witnesses are scheduled to speak with congressional investigators in the coming days as democrats charge forward with their quest to kill back this onion of the trump administration's dealings with ukraine the house will likely vote on an impeachment. before the end of november

with the senate preparing to put the president on trial i do joe castro al-jazeera washington well later on thursday move a need try to backtrack on his comments in a written statement to journalists saying there was absolutely no quid pro quo between ukrainian military aid and any investigation into the 2016 election. the u.s. president's personal attorney rudy giuliani faced a deadline this week to hand over documents to congress a spot of its impeachment inquiry joining the army is accused of running a shadow foreign policy operation meant to damage trump's political rivals kristensen it takes a look at the man at the center of the controversy and maybe the american people have concluded that impeachment is not a problem rudy giuliani does not work for the u.s. government but as president trump's personal lawyer he appears at the center of efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate democrats ousted national security advisor john bolton reportedly called him

a hand grenade who threatened to blow up the administration giuliani made a name for himself going after organized crime and public corruption as a federal prosecutor in new york a job that led to his election as mayor in 1904 but also to criticism he played for the camera he was an extremely tough prosecutor when wall street is he perp walk them he went after the mob he drove into little italy and the fired them so he but he was a tough aggressive with an age of miss the miss he was out to get them and he got them giuliani rose to international prominence in 2001 after the attacks of september 11th earning the nickname america's mare but his ties to his hometown in the law enforcement community have frayed since becoming one of the controversial president's most vocal defenders and giuliani is now in the sights of law enforcement himself for his ties to these 2 soviet born u.s.

citizens charged with funneling foreign money to u.s. politicians and lobbying for the removal of the united states ambassador to the crane memory of it president trump called the ivana vigil bad news on that now infamous call where he pressured the ukrainian president to investigate his political rival former vice president joe biden and his son. who had business dealings in the country the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york the very office where rudy giuliani rose to prominence as a federal prosecutor is handling the case of his associates it's also the office that convicted michael cohen the president's fixer of campaign finance violations and now is reportedly investigating giuliani himself you know i can't wait to come back giuliani denies breaking the law since he was working on behalf of the president not a foreign agent i think he shouldn't be underestimated i think he's a tough guy and i think some of his lashing out acting out on the cable networks is

it is kind of an act. to distract to intimidate and to again keep himself at the center of the story which he's a very effective at doing and so far he has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry kristen salumi al jazeera new york venezuela has taken a seat on the u.n. human rights council despite widespread criticism of the country's own rights record advocacy groups and nations opposed to president nicolas maduro his government had lobbied against them in human rights watch said a vote for venezuela is a vote for torture and murder the u.n. human rights council agreed last month to look into abuses in venezuela well opposition leader won by those says the u.n. itself needs investigating over the decision also announced the death of a politician he says was killed to send a message to anyone who opposes president maduro. the same day that a u.n.

system allows for a dictatorship like materials to sit in a chair to be thin blood a product of the violation of human rights on the same day the edmundo rada is killed today he was found with his body burned to the head a bag over his face. now thousands of protesters are expected to march through the streets of barcelona as demonstrators rally for better working conditions and the independence of catalonia a general strike has been called by the region's trade unions who are demanding an increase to the catalan minimum wage these are live pictures coming from near barcelona now and protesters from regional villages are converging on barcelona following the prison sentences handed down to independence leaders on monday. britain's prime minister is facing a break that showdown in parliament after clinching a last minute agreement with the european union the deal avoids the need for a hard border in ireland and allows all of the u.k. to leave the e.u. as customs union but there are doubts about whether bars john still will get it approved by parliament on saturday johnson says the new agreement is in everyone's

interests this is a great deal for our country for the u.k. i also believe it's a very good deal for our friends in the e.u. and what it means is that we in the u.k. come out of the e.u. as one united kingdom england scotland wales you all are and together china is beginning to feel the impact of its trade war with the united states recording its slowest economic growth in nearly 30 years 3rd quarter gross domestic product has increased by just 6 percent on the previous year china's trading partners investors are keeping an eye on economic performance with concerns its trade war with the u.s. could fuel a global recession. well the un says afghan civilians are dying in record numbers in the conflict with the taliban says more than 4000 civilians were killed or injured between july and september that's up more than 40 percent from the same

period last year and is the highest number of casualties since records began the report says the taliban was responsible for 62 percent of deaths and injuries but killings by pro-government forces also increased. the leading cause of civilian casualties was suicide in on suicide improvised explosive devices the 2nd was ground engagement followed by area operations and when we come to area operations this was the lead incident tied for civilian deaths a strike by doctors and northwest pakistan shows no sign of ending only emergency patients are being treated in public hospitals in. the province these striking health workers are angry about a lot change they say were privatized hospitals so reports. doxes nurses outside their hospital they've been on strike for nearly a month protesting against a new health law called m.c.i.

the provincial government says it will reform hospitals in the way they're managed protesters accuse the government of using the reforms is this guys to privatized the health care system in hybrid. or what the progress it's not acceptable to us we know it's the poor patients suffering because of the strike but we don't have an option our future is at stake government run hospitals in the province are it's a standstill woods are empty staff are staying at home only emergency services are operating but staff a severely overstretched the striking doctors and nurses fear the changes will mean redundancies and patients will be charged for their treatment yet again prime minister iran can promise he'll provide more jobs in the new pakistan but we're now worried the new law means no job security. last month protesters and police fought outside a hospital and they now say they'll stay on strike until their demands are met. the government no insists the law will modernize hospitals hold medical staff

accountable and provide affordable public health care i've introduced a law that is ultimately going to. benefit the common man and just because a certain group of people they retaliate for their own personal interest for their western interests i am not going to back off the largest teaching hospital in the province is ready trial the reforms one doctor says the new system convinced him to return home to pakistan from the u.k. it has given us institutional autonomy we can do recruitment budgeting equipment. we have established new specialties so i think the patient care has significantly improved while they just beat goes on thousands of patients in the province on able to get the treatment means. that al-jazeera now the rise of online jobs

around the world is creating new opportunities for people to work with more flexibility and better earning potential is being seen as a lifeline in bangladesh with an ever growing need for more jobs turn to charge reports now from dhaka. bangladesh is now the 2nd largest supplier of online labor in the world according to the oxford internet institute there are half a 1000000 freelancers working regularly. began as a student but now works globally maybe they don't like it instead you. can use a digital marketing strategist for clients here and abroad there are currently around 27 stuff in my company working as digital marketers currently we are providing services to the american and canadian market with almost 65 percent off its population under the age of $25.00 bangladesh has the potential to become a major outsourcing have for. medics bangladesh is a platform using google glass technology many of bangladesh's young professionals

and i employed by global technology firms such as automatics here in dhaka it's apart from that enables doctors wearing smart glasses in the usa to visit patients while remote medical scribes here in this office fill out electronic medical records in real time. bangladesh needs to create $2000000.00 new jobs every year to keep up with its booming population and the expansion of online labor is providing new options. freelancing is also becoming a popular carrier option for many bangladeshi woman with more flexibility and the ability to work from home when she got a like 3 or 4 years for. something. as well as something that. thanks all for lansing the thrill of. mohamed then started freelance work while a student in a small town in central bangladesh he set up now on sound $25000.00

a month. i would like my company to grow much larger so we can do local e-commerce something like elie express even if we can't reach that level we would like to reach something close to it while the sector is growing fast many challenges remain for enter printers like mohammed bangladesh still struggles with lack of quality internet limited high tech education and lack of skill manpower tendered. 3 i'll just dhaka bangladesh. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera there are reports of fighting in northeastern syria less than a day after a temporary cease fire was announced by the u.s. and turkey exchanges of fire appear to be continuing in at least one syrian border town on friday despite the agreement on thursday turkey and the us agreed to a 5 day pause in the offensive in northern syria today i sent

vice president pants and secretary of state prompt aoe to lead an american delegation to meet with president her to get out of turkey that got there today and it did work. without spilling a drop of american blood no one drop of american blood. thousands of people in lebanon have protested against the government's new plans for the economy security forces used tear gas and water cannon on demonstrators lit fires and blocked main roads. are said there we are staying on the streets we will come out tomorrow and after that we are not here over what we hear over fuel food breed over everything and i'm not going to let my i said to my guide at the end of the day if i stay hidden behind social media and i don't go out into the streets how can i dare ask for my rights where do i start 1st of all i want to fight corruption and i want to

ask those in charge why do you have them you are living at this level and i am running up the bread of the fierce gun battles mexican security forces have arrested these are some of jailed drug lord joaquin guzman also known as el chapo but the security minister said he was then released to protect life. britain's prime minister is facing a budget showdown in parliament after clinching a last minute deal with the e.u. the new deal potentially puts an end to this 3 year divorce battle agreement avoids the need for a hardboard an island that allows all of the u.k. to leave the e.u. as customs union but there are doubts about whether john snow will get it approved by parliament on saturday china is beginning to feel the impact of a trade war with the united states recording its slowest economic growth in nearly 30 years 3rd quarter gross domestic product has increased by just 6 percent in the previous year china's trading partners and investors are worried that its trade war with the united states could fuel

a global recession so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after this is europe statement that so much about. tibet and culture a dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and retain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the idiot capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their own businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough.

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al-jazeera. swear every. reports of sporadic fighting in the syrian town of ras al-ain disappointing us turkey deal to halt the offensive against kurdish fighters. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up. tens

of thousands call for lebanon's government to step down as new tax plans on some of the biggest protests and. gun battles and chaos on the streets in mexico a security forces project up to the sun of anatolia struggle. and after 7 months the remains of some ethiopian and crash victims are finally returned to their families in kenya. there are reports of sporadic fighting in northeastern syria less than a day after a temporary cease fire was announced by the u.s. and turkey but it can't be independently verified plumes of smoke was seen rising in a key flashpoint syrian border town on friday morning despite the agreement and these are live pictures from ras al-ain now well under the deal kurdish fighters were given 5 days to withdraw from the region where turkey says it wants to enforce what

it calls a safe zone which all structure joins us live now from jail and not near turkey's border with syria child so turkey and the u.s. have agreed this 5 day halt to the fighting talk us through what's been happening on the ground child. when we arrived here about an hour and a half ago now there was the sound of gunfire and what we believe could be a light off hillary in the town of lynette we cannot confirm whether in fact that was any kind of break this temporary ceasefire it may well have been celebrated by turkish forces inside the city it may well have been turkish forces or indeed yesterday destroying which is part of this agreement destroying. weapons dumps bases where they have operate from during this offensive since it started over the last 9 days ago so we cannot confirm whether in fact they were clashes certainly now if things are

a lot quieter we've heard from the syrian rebels those syrian rebels that a petition painting in this offensive they're saying that things are calm around the contact line around the town of tel aviv out which is to the west of here that town was taken control of by turkish forces a few days ago now but the big fear is that there are. in this agreement. most notable of which is the fact that the turks want the kurds to withdrawal from areas right the way they describe it right the way along this area which they are trying to build called that safe zone for those refugees now when to stand that's a around 440 kilometers long and at least 30 kilometers deep into syria now there are huge areas that are not on a contact line at the moment that are still controlled by the s.d. if it remains to be seen whether those kurdish forces will withdraw from will withdrawal from there in the light of a statement that the s.d.f.

made last night according to them they will abide by the a cease fire agreement but they will only with jewel from areas where there has been confrontation in areas like russell lane areas like tel aviv so there's a lot of gray areas in. this agreement but certainly here in the last as i say the last hour or so it has been quiet i'm charles as you say there still remains a huge amount of uncertainty over the deal with turkey saying this is just a poor is another stop to the offensive so what happens next giles well i think all eyes are on russia there has been no formal statement by the russians on this agreement has been made we understand or we know that the syrian the syrian government especially of course. an ally of russia russia's main ally in this in this crisis the syrian government still describing this as an invasion so we're going to be having to look at that meeting in sochi the president or the one has

agreed to attend meet the russians there we understand that the syrian government will be attending as well i think it's fair to say though that turkey will side with the power that gives it the greatest chance of achieving its objectives turkey says that this is a poor choice he says that this is not a long term cease fire it is a polls so turkish forces so he could his forces can move back and i think they will look at things very carefully here they will go to sochi they will meet the russians. and see what we see what the russians can offer them and bear in mind that russia will offer the turks anything that weakens u.s. influence along this border and in this region so yeah there's a lot of questions unanswered also very important is the fact that there is no political agreement between the kurds and the syrian government this is purely a military agreement that we've had as a result of the americans falling out so in the long what is the acid government

what are the russians going to offer the kurds when the dust settles it's it's fascinating scenario but a lot of questions yet to be answered all right a chance for them the turkey syria border chance thank you. when a day of intense diplomatic negotiations led up to their greenman to hold a circus offensive temporarily some call c.n.n. has more on that now from ankara was president. they came with an ultimatum and left with a deal a cease fire in hours for northern syria by the u.s. and turkey after hours of talks in the deal helping patch up relations between the nato allies that have been tested by turkey is a military operation against the wife e.g. turkey deems the syrian kurdish fighters group a terrorist organization if the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. the turkish side will

pause operation peace bring. in order to allow for the withdrawal of white p.g. forces from the safe zone. for 120 hours all military operations under operation peace spring will be pause in operation peace spring will be halted entirely on completion of the withdrawal. the agreement promises collection of why p.g. have appends and the disabling of their fortifications and all other fighting positions they will have to withdraw from in a reactor that is 32 kilometers deep expected to eventually become a safe zone that turkey has sowed for months the us is still committed to cooperate with the syrian democratic forces made up mainly of kurdish swipe e.g. even though they're no longer aiding them militarily and the ceasefire means it will not impose sanctions on turkey you're very happy to report tremendous success

with respect to turkey and i want to thank president everyone i want to thank our vice president my parents our secretary of state bike bob baer great job all of the people that we sent over the last 3 days we said today early group this is an amazing outcome this is an outcome regardless of how the press would like to damp it down this was something that they've been trying to get for 10 years it will last millions and millions of lives they couldn't get it without a little rough love as i call them in. turkey also believes it's got what it wanted a safe zone that will be primarily enforced by the turkish army and increased cooperation by the 2 sides in ensuring the deal sticks at this case are injured we will not stop the operation yet but we will put it on hold because a cease fire can only be agreed between 2 sovereign states terrorists who are the

target of our nation so we are putting it on hold to allow these terrorist organizations to withdraw from the area once they leave the area and completely withdraw then we will stop our operation to go. josel the south turkey had given no commitments on what will happen to kabbani but tense that there has been no turkish military action against the town which has been under control of the y.p. chief for some years. syrian democratic forces led by the kurdish fighter group wife said they would abide by the cease fire if but would not go through out the spy to agreement within turkey and the u.s. it is still unclear exactly how things will unfold on the ground as the u.s. pulls out from syria russia continues to fill the vacuum and the syrian government finds the brokered deal fake and with the wife gauging with the syrian government and russia there may be many new questions ahead see them because so little al-jazeera. thousands of protesters in spain are marching towards boss alone or as

part of a runny for better working conditions on the independence of catalonia a general strike has been called by the region's trade unions which are demanding an increase to the council on minimum wage and protesters from regional villages are converging on abbas alone following the prison sentences handed down to independence leaders on monday. new tax plans and an ailing economy has brought crowds out across lebanon and some of the biggest protests in years thousands gathered outside parliament blocking key roads and lighting fires reports that. anger and frustration boiling over and lebanon's capital beirut. security forces fired tear gas and water cannon on crowds demanding the government resign. the dutch

these protesters say they can't take anymore that years of economic failure have left them struggling to survive. this i'm sad let me tell you at the end of the day if i stay hidden behind social media and i don't go out into the streets how can i dare ask for my rights where do i start 1st of all i want to fight corruption i want to ask those in charge why do you have this you are living at this level and i'm running out of bread. the crowd marched on palm and angry over proposed taxes on tobacco and petrol the backlash has already forced the government to scrap plans to charge uses of the messaging service whatsapp all part of next year's budget as politicians look for ways to reduce its massive debt the 3rd highest in the world and $611000000000.00 in foreign aid. there we are staying on the streets we will come out tomorrow and after that we are not here i will watch that we hear of a fuel food grid over everything was processed as blocked roads

across the country including saddam tripoli and the bekaa valley. we don't have enough to eat anymore why are you making us pay more while you sit in your positions not caring the people are dying we want our rights we won't leave the streets before we take our rights thats it. yes a political turmoil an influx of syrian refugees and its crumbling infrastructure catching up with lebanon's government last month banks rationed foreign currency and a studies of economic emergency was declared. with the on race leaving schools and universities closed on friday the government could now be facing another kind of emergency old to give a brian al-jazeera the mexican police failed to capture one of the sons of the torrijos drug leader.