properly cater for them the skill of some bureaucratic hassles and that's particularly in the opposition areas and there are some stoppages on the road by our government forces particularly in the south of the country and in the northwest but i've always saying. an improvement and we hope that that would just continue on last year's peace deal find between president salva kiir and opposition leader rick much are stipulated that a new government be formed by me that deadline was extended to november so all sides could settle on security arrangements and the number of states in the country it was very clear when we made that century when we made the extension it was clear and we had agreed that no more extension so that comes to us we are setting up a government. that's setting up the government and any other security issues or whatever aspects or parts of the agreement which are not implemented will be

implemented in due course margaret says she feels any discussion about stability has gone on long enough she wants to see peace become a reality not just for her family but all south sudanese people morgan al-jazeera. argentina's president machree is hoping to defy opinion polls on winning next week's election he's up against. him heavily in the primary vote in august when there's been a huge show support from achree reports. i am it was called the 1000000 march hundreds of thousands of people gathering in the center of one of scientists to sing yes we can. and show their support for argentina's president marketing. i have terror if parent is and comes back we are here to defend the republic because if the others come back they will destroy everything the others are opposition leader at the for

a man this and former president cristina fernandez a kershner from the peronist party. presidential elections are one week away and everything shows that what is called the fed and then this forum and this formula will when. you know it's going to be 3. when we are coming right back even though it's been an. evaluation. by. the way it. was. in august the primary election results show that there was at least a 15 point difference between for manderson machree some say the difference could be bigger next time but markey believes they can turn the results around january with more jobs we have seen their attitude in previous governments of coercion rests with arrogance with the way they have of conceiving power that so many of us reject enough of that. came from venezuela 2 years ago he says he's afraid that if

cristina kirchner comes back argentina will follow the steps of venezuela with a populist government that he says could become increasingly authoritarian we're going to go from there into. i'm here to support argentina because this is a wonderful country and i don't want it to end up like us argentina is in the middle of a new economic crisis and that's the main reason why we could lose next week but on saturday there were millions who believed his still has a chance. when a site is jordan has one of the highest levels of water scarcity in the world a warming planet growing population are only making the problem worse. reports from land there are plenty of people taking matters into their own hands after playing from syria now long after the war began i found herself learning a new trade by accident she's always been good with her hands and decided to sign

up for a jewelry making class in arab it her new home but then something funny happened because one of the arabic phrases for jewelry making is the same as the word for plumbing i was about to leave the workshop with other ladies but then we remembered we had plumbing issues in our homes and through this training we'd get the chance to help ourselves especially when we can't let men into our homes while we're living alone without our husbands. 2 women banded together and found purpose training other syrian and jordanian women to be plumbers more than 600 so far most of her customers households schools and other public facilities are wasting a lot of water not good in a country that sits 2nd in a global list of nations with the highest water scarcity not only hunted the stable going to think most people think they're. the ones because they think it's not on duty isn't white banks go empty but we all of us find that the mandy isn't as. a

broken float valve in a tank like this one can lead to a loss of more than 10 liters per minutes that's all it with running water can waste up to 15 leaders per minute so in countries that are dealing with water scarcity households have a big responsibility to stop the leaks it's estimated that a quarter of the water provided by jordan's business will networks leaks away before it can even be used with more than 10000000 people tapping into a water supply that's only big enough for 3000000 the government rations water to households them and loving on the new people notify us there is a leak in that neighborhood then we go fix it well roads are dug up and pipes replaced the ministry of water and irrigation says households need to help by maintaining their own tanks and fixtures they would see if they would see everybody this year. there with us we should try to save i mean

for. leaky pipes aren't the only reason of course even more water is lost due to theft jordan's growing population has been over exploiting its supply for decades but these female plumbers are doing their bit to help preserve an increasingly scarce resource and are schapelle al-jazeera a man. well still ahead on al-jazeera in the sports wales leave it late in the rugby world cup for the final with france. to strengthen the good you have to show do good all the more with it comes to fight against corruption in. this fight new cheering heroes like no who are about to be refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international

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rise sports fans fatah has had to bring us up to speed with the game thanks so much sammy your fans run at the rugby world cup is over after palace were knocked out in the quarter finals by south africa a bouncy cake from you tomorrow was as good as it got off of the great blossoms in tokyo were on able to produce the attacking running play shown in the pool stages this spring rocks always looked in control of the match and made it safe for the 2nd half with the tries soft claire. and they go on to wrap up the 26 points to 3 victory in the closing stages when macas ole miss them the scored his 2nd try of the match south africa are into their 6th semifinal as gaining some revenge for their shock to see it to japan at the world cup 4 years ago. please take my head of the team and secondly i really want to thank the fates we would be able we would be here we need the support of the whole country we need to you know we're really proud of what was achieved at the world cup. yes and women will equal except that

we're going to enjoy a little bit later on because she does a poem just one for the buzz because they get so much that they're going to get so much to the country this one thing but one of my. still. to this day is that makes it ok to take vengeance country girl things done for a target nigeria and the 2 to countries i'm sure they'd be proud of us as well but it took a lot of us to you know to keep on fighting but you created to my boys before you got it out and you know who played in front of it was beautiful because i did the people of japan have been amazing you go she really should be proud of you to going to give you. let's go live now to tokyo and our reporter paul race appalled japan are out but why don't the incredible run they've had. yeah it really has been incredible far that one point it looked like it might not be about to start just just 2 points in its time but after after half time

south africa really really turned the screw their big big forwards really shone in that 2nd half they just they just really choke the life out of japan's attacking game as you mentioned 21 unanswered points and they all deserved semifinalist but it really doesn't take anything away from japan they were very young rugby nation they've reached the 1st ever quarter final of bates and 2 big nations along the way in ireland and scotland and i think the fans deserve a mention as well you know they've they've watched in their tens of millions on t.v. tens of thousands in the stadium south africa. made a point of thanking them afterwards for their kindness and respect that they've shown to other teams giving all the opposition evasions very different from the treatment we saw of the all blacks against ireland yesterday when it was drowned out by the island fun so yes japan should be very proud. ok and wales are 3

laughter beating france but it was so close tell us about that. it was so close and you know france will really be kicking themselves they were they were very much on top before an absolutely needless sending off early in the 2nd half they did their best to defend but wales wales are a top top table fancy themselves to win a 1st world cup now they got over the line by by just one point so wales south africa and in the 70s that should be a very bruising encounter england new zealand in the other semifinal over in yokohama next week i want to talk a bit more about japan because japan seems to have fallen in love with me do you think that will change now that they're out. i don't think it will change i think the fans genuinely do love the team they're very excited by them i think interest will continue i think the problem is where does

world rugby put to japan now if that's the right that's right way of saying it there's this there's this died in world rugby between tara wall nations and tear 2 nations so the likes of new zealand australia england until japan georgia interior to the 2 will nations play each other all the time get very good experience and not showing through world cups the tear tonight shins get the occasional much the pacific islanders as well and they really don't get the chance to to grind out those results and lift themselves up to the table nations there's been mention of maybe japan joined in the 6 nations in europe that might cause problems for georgia who believe they should be 1st in line for that competition so it's just a problem of where japan go from here physically as well as on the rugby pitch ok paul resorting live from tokyo thanks so much for that he has

a masters of advance of the world series for the 2nd time in 3 years they beat the new york yankees game 6 of their playoff series series shows a 2 run home run in the bottom of the 9th led them to a 64 win i now play the washington nationals the best of 7 series begins on wednesday. and i wasn't trying to be the homer i was is thinking to do the ball hard get on base keep them a man on. the ball when i know we won the game after scoring his 700 the career goal earlier last week kris jenner and all the wasted little time in oring goal number 701 team and you vance's game against belong in syria and the match began with a special ceremony to mark on all those $700.00 goals as for the game itself or the opener as you ventus went on to beat a $21.00. and wayne rooney's time in major league soccer has ended with a crushing defeat the former england captain failed to get on the scoresheet as

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a strength for al-jazeera. the publisher telling him he is increasing the money pregnancy some woman herself crisco from appendix b. introducing family planning interview to your culture is a challenging task on a ferry system station it comes from a man when a woman can decide for him one day and how many children she wants it should be in policy but one moves perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. hundreds of thousands take to the streets across lebanon piling on the pressure for the government to fix the economy.

on time is a down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. defense secretary banks a surprise visit to afghanistan to help revive stalled peace talks bolivians votes in an election to decide if long term leaving it will more or less to take a controversial 4th term. i buy land clashes in hong kong as police tried to quell the anger against the ban on face masks during protests. mass protests spreading in lebanon demanding deeper political change large crowds are out on the streets for a 4th day raising their voice against rising taxes and alleged corruption they've been they've received an unexpected boost as the head of the crew. stephen forces

paul these are mere jogja now his ministers will resign from the government so in a holder of standing by at the scene of the protests in beirut how does it look now saying oh. well the crowd just gets bigger and bigger as the hours the people who are you know the party there are the young christian muslim and christian who are there here in a rare show of unity demanding that the government resign their response from the ruling alliance has so 2 far to come up with an alternative that cannot make a law that the budget proposal for 2020 some of the purposes are being leaked to the media there will no longer be taxes on the poor on the people and so that they plan to tax the banks they plan to tax so the companies they plan to close the

number and such as the embassies they plan to slash the government salaries that people here have heard that the proposal that what they're saying is that it's too little it's too late we do not trust you you are corrupt officials if you knew that this would be possible why did you do this from the start these protests were triggered when there were reports that the government want to take those more taxes the prime minister saw the how do you do it is a boy told the cabinet session tomorrow afternoon and then he's going to address the nation he is likely going to present this plan to the nation but like i talked to so far the reaction we're getting from the people here it's not enough they're calling for a general strike tomorrow they are spreading a civil disobedience campaign they want the political leadership to leave power they want to early elections but this is easier said than done yes this is the biggest protest movement that levanon years but this is still not the majority of

the population there is still a sizable majority. population in this country still supports the political parties because those political parties provide them with talks they provide them with services basically their livelihoods depend on them and they're still at home and those political parties they have the support of the army they have the support of the security forces and even if their rival even if these are political rivals they will come together because it is their interests at stake. they know how widespread is the response to the call for a strike expected to be more. well we're getting reports from different syndicates different union saying that they will support the strike the banks association saying that the banks will be close they've been since friday so financial transactions really have stopped since friday schools are closing the 1st cities are closed but like i said it's very hard to see what kind

of change these people can bring especially since they took out the support that a political party you mentioned earlier something or sucks up the head of the lebanese forces withdrew his ministers from government foreign ministers an attorney member cabinet will topple the government. he was once an ally of the party here since. he has since opposed the prime minister he considers him to accommodate take to the pro hezbollah alliance and really the argument that the ruling alliance is ok the government decides it could take months if not years before you commit this war and that what will happen to the financial situation that when i do govern this forum it is going to be made up of the same political forces this is what has been the secretary general said yesterday which really was very provocative because people here say that they are and they're responding to him because he said you will not be able to topple the ruling alliance what we're

saying really is. that watershed 11 arts history when people start rising up against political parties and their traditional and their traditional strong but like i said it's too early to say whether or not the street action can bring about real change. of called the hour from beirut where the protestors are calling for an end to chronic corruption the high cost of living and struggling economy means most lebanese find it incredibly difficult to get by crumbling infrastructure and the lack of jobs are the result of its enormous $86000000000.00 public debt more than a 3rd of young lebanese are unemployed but lebanon's politics run along deep sectarian fault lines the country's made up of christians sonny and cher muslims as well as other minorities they tend to vote based on religious affiliations or that makes changing the political system difficult no group is large enough to command the majority in parliament so any new government would be

a fragile alliance between the same religious factions or mark dow is a professor of communications at the american university of beirut he says the protests go far beyond discontent with corruption. what the government currently is trying to do is trying to suggest a few reforms thinking that it's only a matter of free forms and stopping any addition to taxation which they've already admitted to and retreated from that position but i think it's important to take it into context the current government got the support of all 7 members of parliament they got 121 votes out of a possible 128 so this government really represents all of the committees or all of the parties that are represented in parliament so what we're looking at today the thousands hundreds of thousands of people who've been brought this thing for the past 3 days is just a huge shout of discrediting the entire government and the parliament that created

this government so i think this goes beyond corruption and just a few deals that have instigated all those protests this is a lack of trust in the system and the calls go far beyond just corruption they're calling for early elections they're calling for a change of government immediately they're calling forward and election of a new president laws and accountability for all the funds that have been stolen and that's why we have $85000000000.00 of that one of the biggest amounts of debt versus g.d.p. so i believe what we're seeing today in lebanon is a huge realignment on political legitimacy. has made a surprise visit to kabul on his 1st trip to afghanistan as u.s. defense secretary the us is trying to kick start stalled peace talks between afghanistan and the taliban the us president broke off negotiations last month

seeking to end the country's longest war. and has more from washington d.c. . the visit to kabul is the 1st for the new u.s. defense secretary mark esper he's been on the job for a couple of months but he has already been dealing with the issues of the continued u.s. military presence in that country some 14000 u.s. troops are stationed in afghanistan one to train the local military to help it build its capacity and the other to take part in the nato led operation to carry out counter terrorism activities so that groups such as the taliban or al qaeda cannot reconstitute and carry out attacks against their countries of course this is a situation where the u.s. has been trying to come to some sort of peace accord with the taliban before the taliban reaches its own peace accord with the afghan government but those talks have been rocky ground as it were because the taliban carried out an attack in

early september which killed one u.s. soldier at that time the u.s. president donald trump said that he could not countenance the u.s. has continued negotiations with a partner that was in fact attacking u.s. interests and u.s. persons but there is a larger recognition in the u.s. government that trying to get an eventual peace deal with the taliban is necessary if the u.s. wants to remove its troops eventually from the country one thing the pentagon has been saying in the meantime that tentative plans to cut the number of u.s. forces from 14000 to about 8000 are conditions based and there's no plan as of right now to actually remove 6000 forces from afghanistan it really is going to depend on the diplomatic circumstance. bolivians are casting their vote in the general election for 14 years in power the country's 1st indigenous leader ever

morales has a fight on his hands to get reelected he's running for a 4th term in office and if he wins will be in power until $2025.00 has ignored a referendum in which bolivians voted to restrict president to 2 terms his rival former interim president the interim former interim president has accused him of leading a dictatorship let's speak to our series reporter now john holmes he's live for us in our county pull off a surprise win. if you're speaking about carlos messer the challenger we're going to have to see there might be. an event in which this goes to a 2nd round now if you're president ever more rallies that's quite a slump in popularity because the last 2 elections he won by more than 60 percent so that would be a reduction for him now you talked a little bit there something about some of the central issues here now what

a lot of people that let's show them here that have quoting here in these voting stations all across the country. trying to decide on a couple of big issues the economy it's growing well and the president ever moralism his time in charge a lot better than other countries many of them in latin america poverty that's been reduced slashed really in his time in charge but as you mentioned there are questions about his commitment to democracy he changed the constitution to be able to run this time and he did that despite a referendum in which the majority never really of bolivia and so they didn't actually want that there's another interesting thing to bring up here and that's the difference perhaps with young voters and old voters a quarter of the electorate here is under the age of $25.00 and it's not like other countries they have to vote their applies to vote so it's not that same abstention among the youth and we've been talking to a few of the they've been saying basically all my life i've had more of these as my

president and i'm ready for a little change to see if someone else can do different things now talking sometimes their older relatives.