10 days to find shelter for them to find and leave. to attend to the medical needs in some cases nutrition for the children and to be able to do a lot of that within these weather conditions is if it's going to be on the ground i mean so how much more difficult is it going to get when the conditions are likely to get. much. is that do you have much capability for putting provisions in place that people because you had to pull some people out of the area . should we still have programming on the ground on the ground but it's definitely not going to be. or anybody else from scientists on to this crisis if you look at as you mentioned before the weather now conditions and the fact that people don't know what's going to happen next to them and that's one of the most difficult situations to be out we're looking at people who are not really just faced with the moving back and food. for the pounds and that it's not knowing

what's going to happen to them next are they going to be able to back to their homes are they going to be able to check on their belongings are they going to get next we know of at least of 6 or 7000 people who live in the open areas these are families that. would sometimes nothing that they took some of their houses with that we know some families now in some of the collective shelters where you have to be for different families living in a single room and some of these cases these families don't know each other so this is not the. situation and we are finding ourselves from that really is strange and we're trying to respond that on the ground and trying to find them add to that that it's. now and it's going to be any way for anybody. just tell me quickly sorry if this is a silly question but how does it work in terms of the mission when you have territory shifting between hands it's going from the kurds to turkey and then you

have also troops from damascus now coming in how does that complicate things for humanitarian groups on the ground for example do you have to now seek permission from damascus to be there it depends on who rules or what if you're on the ground but you definitely need some permission from to do it so. that you go it was a better level of and you need to get into use from them that you're able to operate and something that you're able to ride to some of these families was also going to want to would you would start just trying to spawn something where you're not going out respond to it so. as the situation is very volatile we do not know what's going to happen next is very difficult for us to see him go ahead very into the future for example for now or to go in for the for the kind of emergency we're trying to be think about 10 and 16 days sometimes 3 weeks for you know vans to be able to use forms of people's needs but we cannot run for the future because we do not know what's going to be that certainly on the ground all right well thank you

very much and best of luck with all of your work mean from save the children joining us from amman u.s. defense secretary mark esper has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan in an attempt to revive negotiations with the taliban is also held talks with the afghan defense minister and president ashraf ghani us president donald trump abruptly broke off talks with the taliban last month after the enclave carried out a bomb attack in kabul killing 12 people including an american soldier esper says the u.s. wants to get a political agreement says washington could reduce its troops in afghanistan from 14000 to just over 8 and a half 1000 without affecting counterterrorism operations. now indian and pakistani forces have exchanged fire in the disputed region of kashmir killing at least 9 people funerals have been held in pakistani controlled kashmir for some of the victims india is saying pakistani soldiers targeted a military post along the ceasefire line which divides the region between the 2

countries killing 2 soldiers and one civilian but pakistan says india fired 1st causing the deaths of 5 civilians and a soldier tensions have risen since new delhi stripped indian controlled kashmir of its autonomy in august and put it on lockdown. now at least 4 people have been killed and around 50 injured in southern bangladesh after police opened fire on hundreds of muslim protest is that angry demonstrators in boulder district were demanding a hindu man be punished for a poor to be making derogatory remarks about the prophet mohammed in a facebook post but police say his account had been hacked and all the hackers have been detained. you know the news out life from london much more still ahead. chilling protesters back on the streets despite the president canceling a controversial subway fare hike. split between the u.k. and the e.u. we go to the problems at the heart of it you case breaks it tonight. and in sports

it's been an emotional day family mary santa has the details of his 1st title in tijuana. but it's been another day of chaos in hong kong with protesters setting up roadblocks and torching businesses on one of the city's busiest streets they also threw petrol bombs and vandalized shops with ties to beijing police it back firing tear gas and water cannon and angering residents adrian brown reports now from hong kong i the stampede from police were counted. as tear gas one small filled the streets of hong kong the main battleground was nathan road hong kong's busiest in the heart of countless popular with tourists who would have struggled to recognize the place now as petrol bombs were heard by

protesters the vandalism was targeted chinese owned businesses were singled out a mobile phone provider a branch would already be. metal fences were unscrewed to make barricades rockstone up from sidewalks were scattered across roads. but once more police are firing tear gas slowly they be reclaiming this busy thoroughfare with the firing of tear gas is up setting local people as a result another tense confrontation is underway i sunday followed a now familiar ritual and a north arised march that began peacefully many of the protests. this new face masks in defiance of the recently introduced by a marshal of disobedience so. don't leave thing that they did movement is slowing down in fact it is growing stronger and stronger than is outlined their 5

demands including more political risk. and warnings that hong kong was becoming a police state among the c.e.o. through media fax a new work cut over. to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera on call. protesters are out again in chile despite the president giving in to demands to cancel a subway fare hike that sparked violent demonstrations so does a patrolling the streets of santiago to enforce a safe emergency in the military is a crowd another nighttime curfew in the capital. at least 3 people were killed in santiago after a supermarket was set on fire by demonstrators on saturday metro train stations have been attacked over the plan to raise ticket prices and at least 2 airlines have canceled flights into the capital. so let's go live now to to raise a boat who is in santiago what's happening there now tereza.

well we're not far away from the presidential i've been told to start going here i'm not sure if you can see right behind me 1st lots of people are right over there they've been clashing with the police in the past few hours i mean it's been really tense situation here on the ground this is not happening everywhere else we've seen some very peaceful protests people with thanks for saying that this is a fight against inequality in this country even though this protest began mostly because of the raise in that natural fair they have escalated into much more this is what people tell us on the ground as i said it's a fight for inequality a fight for a better health for better education among other things that the what we know right now is that around 10000 soldiers have been to slowly do all the wrong the country many of them are here in santiago they're protecting strategic locations like the metro stop some of the others because they have been vandalized and stepped on fire

in the past for now what we know is that the government is telling you curfew that is expected to be here at 7 o'clock local time in the evening and the last 12 hours until the next morning and of course the state of emergency do you are thinking that we may. of course that have been protests but there has also have also been awesome attacks taking place there been some violent clashes as well looting also just describe the sort of power lies in effect of all these events on the country in the past few days. of this protest began with the students basically going inside the metro stops going to side with the better without having an effect on the content of the people you want to be analyzed that they need to be detained that they needed. to pay for the excuse that escalated the situation was even more and that's when the middle class started to

courting many of those students they were taking over are on top and that's what we're seeing right now is a few people are going to be shocked told that there were things that the cases were initially peaceful and now they have escalated into a very violent situation so what basically we have been seeing is the precedent saying right now when you pull the thing back. in the metro there is a meeting right now with the candidates see what else you can do give also said that he's going to start discussing issues that are in a way boring to many of the kids we've been talking to i said before the high for not totally medical care but also utility services and health care and education many of decisions are we think he could have all to be called on the streets right now when i said before many of those were spoken to are not happy with the presence of the military this is the 1st time since the dictatorship that this people have seen the military on the ground they're asking not far away from here to there is

that the headquarters of the military those people so sergeant and band asking them to go back to their bases. thank you very much with the latest from santiago chile on the protests still going on there to raise above. and the last hour voting has ended in bolivia people there were deciding whether to hand president over morale is his 4th term in power and what looks like the tightest race of his career is bolivia's 1st indigenous president is credited with battling racial inequality is achievements also include boosting the economy and lifting millions of bolivians out of poverty but south america's longest serving leader has been criticized for seeking reelection despite bolivians voting to maintain term limits in 2016 is government has also been linked to numerous corruption scandals polls suggest morale is faces a serious child. from the former president carlos messer if the election goes to a runoff vote mehsud was forced to leave power in 2005 after protests then were led

by maracas who was a union leader at the time but he has now staged a political comeback message says he wants to save bolivia's democracy from morale is calling him a power hungry or to crap john homan is life or is. has enjoyed a great deal of popularity in the past but how how strong is the position towards him now. well actually just where we are right now is plaza francisco and that's where just a week ago there were between 30 and 50000 people that came out for a big civil society meeting they call it here a cab ill though and came out basically to say that they didn't want him in power anymore so there is no more opposition to morale is now certainly than there was in the past and to talk a little bit about that and other things i have with me now and this tour is a political analyst and this thanks for joining us so let's take that 1st of all

why has opposition grown to moral is why has his popularity which was so high before slumped there are many reasons the for the most important one is that around 2 years ago there was a referendum asking people if we continue to want to change the constitution to open the possibility of a new election for for the person more us to be reelected because according to the coasters or he could he can only be elected 4 to. 4 to be piriformis d'oeuvres so. the reform was mean and he lost a referral and he did he didn't want to obey the band-aid of the referendum and he did. here appealed to the constitutional court and he said his natural right he's human right to be related to human rights all. the referendum cannot be counted and cause additional court gave him the reason and i thought

that's why he's running now this created a really bad feeling this society about how you respect or not respect the vote of people and the constitution so this was the main reason for that it. the descent of popularity of a moralist and now the figurehead sort of for that discontent has become carlos messer he's the main opposition figure that challenging president morales but when you talk to people as obviously we have been doing invalid. people don't seem to know a lot about him or his policies right now why is that what's going on does grow because it's not a leader that he's proposing something. a sudden turn out is to have a more honest his going against the war as he same more than respect the constitution you have to vote for me so we can have another nation power and because they will because it can be going on. with legitimacy so he's actually

running against ever more or less he's not running proposing. our leadership and our concrete proposal for the country says he's more appealing to the i'm t. vote for us instead of for the vote for. he's not asking people to know him he's she's just asking people to say another word just vote for me because i'm not a moralist and we'll see i suppose at the end of the day if that's been enough of but there is also another race is going on it's not just the presidency that's being decided today it's congress as well how important do you think that's going to be today's vote also for congress and of the grecian of the of the chambers i hope power is going to be divided so people is thinking that you can vote for congress in one side and for the president for a different bunch of people is this is a is saying the ok of all melissa could be the president has a lot of power but we need some leverage in the in the chambers and people is voting for a clear and that's why he's voting for cosmesis well thank you very much for that

and days so it seems the ball pragmatics certainly members of the opposition have been thinking perhaps that if they could just take away the 2 thirds majority the president more as enjoys in congress than as andras and they said that at least it would mean some checks and balances if he is reelected as president and president moralise seems to be still the favorite as we go into the results of this election which should be coming out in just a couple of hours time thanks very much john heilemann with the latest from the past and here where i promise to be a fascinating race. still ahead demonstrators in barcelona demand independence for a 7th straight day but this time counter protesters are staging that own rally. look at the immigrant community that's become a political force in canada and how it could reshape monday's election. and in sport why there's just no stopping the world moto g.p.

champion son of. hello there we have the east west splits across europe not just in terms of clear skies and then cloudy skies but also the tom ridge of 1st well let's talk about this crowd and the rain because it has been coming in with a bit of a vengeance and certainly dumbing down the skies into southern france this is nice is one brave soul doing their best to enjoy the weather despite the fact the rain is coming down more of the day quite heavy at times as well through the southeast of france pushing on into switzerland and also northern italy meanwhile across northern europe what a bank of chad against the more showers quite cool 15 celsius in madrid meanwhile $24.00 in bucharest so this is about 6 degrees above the average for the time of year i mean it is about 5 degrees below 0 quite

a bit of cloud across that areas on she's day and that's when the rain is really very heavy through eastern as a spain we could actually have some localized flooding from that system so 1st of all monday we're going to take out across the phone west morocco algeria the showers a further to the east really working their way along these coastal areas of egypt then as we head over into choose day that is when that system impacting spade importable the west a mess that is when we could see some very heavy a widespread amounts of rain into morocco and on towards algeria so certainly cooling off in riyadh a high there just 18 celsius. the publisher wrote in is increasing the movie pregnancies a woman puts a self a crease before mckendrick back introducing the family planning interview charcoal culture is a challenging task for fire resistance to shift comes from men when a woman can decide for her one day and how many children she wants it should be in

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welcome back quick look at the headlines as protests in lebanon spread the prime minister has reportedly proposed a series of reforms to ease the crisis it includes costing the salaries of current and former presidents including ministers and m.p.'s by 50 percent kurdish fighters and civilians are evacuated from a syrian border town that's one of the main targets of turkey's offensive. and protests in hong kong descended into chaos after police clash with demonstrators who set up roadblocks and gun shops in one of the city's busiest streets. so we go to barcelona now where independent scotland out protesting for the 7th straight night the angry of the jailing of separatist leaders who organized a band independence referendum 2 years ago also known as the mayor has appealed for calm after some of the protests turned violent hundreds of counter protesters have also taken to the street so the show of support for catalonia remaining

a part of spain let's go live now to charlie angelo who is it's definitely been a very lively night charlie we've been hearing people singing and chanting what's happening there now. well behind me the pro independence protesters who were earlier numbered in the thousands group is going to do until down to the hundreds and they've spent the last 6 hours marching * through and occupying various points in this city and we've come to a standstill now outside spain's national police headquarters here in barcelona and that's because they're here to show that anger at the national police who they blame for the violent scene in barcelona over the last few days for the injuries sustained to protesters including 4 who have been blinded in one eye by rubber bullets and you can hear some of the chants there saying that. lonia against fascism they're saying free our political prisoners and that chant has been going

on throughout this march but so far the police have been very restrained to complain compared to previous nights you can see the men numbers drastically reduced a couple of nights ago this entire area was blocked by police van so a very different mood on both sides tonight a much more peaceful mood. so much more peaceful mood but is that sentiment likely to translate into some sort of dialogue to to ease this tension. not so far i mean what both sides a calling for new must remember that on the other side of pro-union the spaniards 48 percent of catalans want catalonia to stay within a unified spain both sides are looking to that but this poll leaders for some kind of direction on this issue they want them to sit down and talk and find an end to the crisis but so far spain's acting president had

a scientist has refused to take any kind of phone calls from castle and president kim tourists twice he's refused to take calls from him he's saying tour i must condemn the violence is being seen on the streets of boston which he blames on the protesters who threw stones and set pins alight in the city but tura has refused to specifically condemn the protests as he has said however i do condemn all vine and now 43 of those protesters who were arrested over the weekend will be appearing in barcelona's court on monday and we can expect to see more demonstrations then because these demonstrators feel they're still not being heard thank you very much with the latest from barcelona charly angela. well spain's acting prime minister has been criticized for his handling of those protests in catalonia a rival party has now called for the region's autonomy to be revoked ahead of next

month's election and for the can't land president to be forced out and a sunny gaggle reports from your own or more everyone in the region is comfortable with the idea of secession the flags of spain in catalonia flying side by side on top of joe grown as courthouse below the crowd is protesting against the arrests made during friday's demonstrations here that turned violent by the big problem. the processions supporters blame the national governments justice system. protests was sparked by the recent sentencing of 9 catalan politicians and activists after the failed a bit this is session and 2017 frustrations from 2 years ago have been reignited and the resentment has grown as has the mistrust of the national law enforcement systems few by harsh police interventions there's no doubt that the question of independence in catalonia is an intensely emotional one it goes right to the heart

of people's identities here however a recent catalan opinion poll stated that 44 percent of people wanted to secede from spain whilst 48 percent want to remain. in another neighborhood just outside of g donna there was a very different tone to that of the protesters many here do not have catalan roots but they share a pride in their homes even if they do not share the same opinions don't make us all a gloomy seahorse and i was born here and you're outta married had my children here but i don't want to renounce my spanish roots i am catalog and spanish but they are worried about being left behind we see things to discuss that. if you're a president then you attempt to be neutral you cantone support your son because what about the rest of us we live in catalonia as well if you support independence i think that's fine each of us have the right to express ourselves how we want but

the rest of us were left without a president that has been wide condemnation over the violence for the past few days the prominent castle and figures who are against independence leading calls for tougher measures against the regional government for the most anger reserved for the procession as president you know you know the me by if i want to government of my country defines all the citizens from these powerful to reduce from the people who are blocking roads from those who applaud violence from those the cold mobilizations against the judges of their sentences this is not tolerable and this is why we need to stop talking to. the pro secessionist groups have captured the attention of those who perhaps thought that this crisis was under control but it has not necessarily drawn more support to cattle and society is polarized and with a general election coming up next month no promise yet of any resolution soon so i go out jazeera. the british government is doubling down on its insistence that

bracks it will take place at the end of this month despite the prime minister being forced by law to request an extension on saturday or as johnson faces the prospect of being held in contempt after refusing to sign the letter asking the e.u. for the delay he also sent a 2nd letter arguing against an extension the opposition has accused johnson of acting like he's above the law on and he could end up in court the prime minister has vowed to get parliament to back his deal before october 31st and of course it's the future of northern ireland that really remains at the heart of this debate the region's democratic unionist party has declared it cannot support the government's new plan saying boris johnson's deal is northern ireland closely aligned to the republic of ireland rather than the u.k. and they've barca has the story now from belfast. police are investigating a bomb threat in a nationalist neighborhood homes are evacuated roads blocked all the island's enjoyed 20 years of reconciliation between nationalists who identify as mainly

catholic irish and unionists who define themselves as mainly protestant british but breaks it has put pressure on keeping the peace researchers have found the breaks it uncertainty is affecting people's lives when asking about the prospect of a hard border has revealed that people are increasingly anxious in these terms and they use the language such as heartbreaking appalling devastating disastrous not just because of the the direct impact on the personal daily experience but also because they think it's going to be enormously consequential for the stability of the peace process here. the irish border remains the central sticking point of brics it it separates northern ireland the part of the u.k. with the republic of ireland and e.u. member it's been opened and without checkpoints for 20 years both sides have benefited politically and economically. but if breaks it means a return to the so-called hard border of the past with security barriers and

watchtowers the armed republican group the new ira says it will attack the prime minister here. prime minister boyce johnson says he's removed the need for a hard border by keeping northern ireland economically aligned with the e.u. and also the rest of the u.k. some customs checks however will now be needed between mainland britain and northern ireland there are watching. that details and raise unionists any defense to the rest of the u.k. is seen as a threat to their british identity the democratic unionist party intend to vote against the deal in parliament while what are described as hardline unionists known as loyalists are threatening civil disobedience on a large scale if the deal goes through all she has i'm posting this even though she knows it would be described as more moderate chance of unionism are opposed to us so i don't think any of us could ever accept us and what it means as it means an

economically a united ireland that means we are have to offer in the last of the united kingdom . not only has breaks it put pressure on peace it's put pressure on politics northern ireland's power sharing government at stormont collapsed 2 and a half years ago over an alleged corruption scandal but uncertainty over breaks it has kept its politicians away despite its floors the power sharing government remains hugely symbolic it was meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life from different political affiliations to work together to shape their futures together but it isn't working as it should be a reminder of how fragile peace can be. nieve parker out jazeera belfast. climate change fears of put environmentalist parties on track for story gains in elections in switzerland a surge in votes for the swiss green party could loosen a center right grip on power earning the greens a place in a coalition which is governed for decades and projected to win more than 12 percent

of the vote along with another environmentalist party that set to get over 7 percent there was a drop in support for the far right people's party but partial results still put them in 1st place with 26 percent now north macedonia's main political parties have agreed to hold a snap election next april after the european union failed to agree on letting the country start accession talks prime minister says he's angry and disappointed at the delay and is called on citizens to choose what direction the nation should go in as i've had hoped to begin talks with the e.u. off to change in country's name from macedonia last year ending a dispute with greece which has a province with the same name. the result 2 days ago in brussels a huge injustice was inflicted european union hasn't delivered on what it promised we met all our obligations we delivered reform results and resolve disputes with our neighbors but they didn't stand by their word and have not delivered been

unable to reach the decision on starting the membership talks with us is their historic mistake. on monday canadians will vote for the next government a series of scandals has left justin trudeau the liberal party neck and neck with the conservatives in the opinion polls as also a record number of ethnically diverse candidates running on the most politically successful groups in the country has been sikhs from india with 14 sikh m.p.'s and 4 misses in the outgoing government daniel lack looks at why the groups prospering in canadian politics. the face of historic achievement in canadian politics the 1st nonwhite federal political party leader judgment sing of the leftist n.d.p. the new democrats a canadian whose parents came from india he's a sikh who wears his uncut here bound up in a turban because of his faith nearly half a 1000006 live in canada and they belong been politically active just meeting is a role model for a new generation he was one of the people that inspired me to get into politics

he's always been a community organizer you know when i was 20 and i was looking for somewhere to be he taught me the importance of politics in this toronto suburb nearly every candidate is a sikh justin trudeau liberals won all 5 seats in the 2015 election now with opinion polls showing him less popular than 4 years ago there's a chance for another party to make gains old fashioned retail politics putting in lawn signs and knocking on doors that's what it takes to get attention in a constituency like this one very diverse and where the voters need to see and hear from their candidates 6 temples known as gurdwaras prepare meals for all who come no matter their religion it's an article of faith this is the largest gurdwara in north america with tens of thousands of worshippers these days most 2nd and 3rd generation canadians all political opinions can be found i think sometimes some steak is made that somehow. thinks alike are always walks lockstep with one another .