it reportedly happened in tel main market near the headquarters of turkish backed syrian rebels some of in java joins us now live from a chuckle the near the turkish syrian border and some of just yesterday we were hearing from donald trump saying this cease fire is permanent lifting the sanctions we know there's the 150 hours that that russia and turkey have now imposed here but we're seeing that there is this violence as we've seen this explosion in tel aviv reports of a break in the cease fire what's the situation there in what is a very very fluid environment. well stan even the u.s. president when you heard him last night speak about a permanent ceasefire spoke with the caveat that in this part of the world permanent cease fire means different things for different people and that's what we're seeing on the ground what we've heard from kurdish sources is that a syrian rather

a turkish backed fighters went into the southern parts of outside of the ceasefire zones and carried out attacks in the areas south off the lobby and russell and this is being denied by the turkish military saying that it was actually the kurds who started incursion into this area and they retaliated at least 5 turkish soldiers have been killed as you have says because of the advanced number of civilians had to flee the area as well and sites this is the 3rd blast that we've seen in the last 24 hours in northern syria the 1st when the then then and now into law this is an area controlled by turkish backed arab fighters called the syrian national army and they say that because it happened in the early hours of the morning there weren't that many casualties so it goes to show how precarious the situation is on the security front to be seen more patrols by russian military police backed by syrian forces happening in various towns in kabbani in ras 9 in other parts which

is outside of the zone the peace zone that turkish folded soldiers and take it back to fighters are mining after the period that you mentioned 150 hours turkish soldiers are going to be moving in 10 kilometers deep inside syrian territory and making sure that they push out as fighters kurdish fighters richard he calls terrorists if they're still there on the diplomatic front you heard in the last hour from president urged on reminding the world that this is a fight as a nato ally that he says he's fighting against terrorists he says that nato and the european union recognizes the p.k. k. rather than. which he says he's fighting as a terrorist organization and they should be standing with him he's also reminded the united states because there has been in the last 24 hours you've heard from the main kurdish military leader general mills doom he's been speaking to russian as well as the u.s. presidents and everyone has warned that there cannot be

a war on terror if you are sitting down with terrorists so on the diplomatic front as well as on the battle lines are being drawn and redrawn it is there the civilians that are holding their breath and watching all of these developments because at the end this is supposed to provide a refuge for all of the millions of syrians arabs and kurds to go back to their homes some of thank you for some of binge over there joining us from the turkish syrian border there's plenty more head on the news hour including could a trade war turn into a technology war as the u.s. tries to contain china's high tech developed international calls for chile to exercise restraint as a violent crackdown there leave several protesters did bad in school the olympic champion flipped out the world series.

the $39.00 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals the bodies were found on wednesday at an industrial estate in essex just east of london the chinese embassy in london says it is working with british police to help establish what happened the northern irishman arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody lawrence lee joins us now live with the latest from london just bring us up to date lawrence on where this investigation is that and how we're piecing together exactly what took place. yep sure well style i mean they that the only development today is is that the police have said that they were chinese $31.00 man and 8 women i don't know which part of china for example they they came from there were the names of that stuff might they have been weak as for example for western china there persecuted by the chinese state there are legal refugees in turkey we know that already there are land routes from turkey through countries like bulgaria and greece in sue the european union so on that level that the police are still trying

to figure it all out what the u.k. authorities and the belgian or forces have both said is that they've noticed an uptick in criminal gangs trying to smuggle people to the u.k. from belgian since the french authorities shut down the camps in cali and dunkirk and they'd that the belgians also say they've noticed that in recent months it's become a preferred option for the criminal gangs to put people in refrigerated lorries i don't know why except that you might suppose that it's easier for them to avoid heat seeking sensors the border guards have if you put someone in the fridge on wheels but that's about as far as we know at the moment is going to be a very very long investigation lawrence you know everyone's lamenting here what's happened obviously with this tragedy but seriously when you look at this we've seen this in the past we know that human trafficking people smuggling is

a big industry beyond people saying and politicians decrying what's happened here what seriously have i doing about making sure this doesn't happen again. well that's that's the problem i mean that there is a sort of a national conversation here has shocked people but the connecticut station really says a my goodness on these criminal gangs or for putting people in fridges on wheels and should the criminal on the criminal gangs awful to do that but the national conversation is not happening see your point is if the fact that the criminal gangs can only prosper because the european asylum policy is in such an absolute states of meltdown they you keep saying it believes in human rights well country after country i mean let's name them greece slovenia hungary bogus area they all put up fences to keep people out the former italian government stopped boats to try to bring people of the mediterranean at least a 1000 people died in the mediterranean this year even today the european

parliament tried to pass a resolution to improve search and rescue in the mediterranean that was and it was defeated by 2 votes because the center right in the far rights joined forces to push it back and so you know a long as the european union keeps keep keeping people out and breaking asylum law then it's going to be very good news for the for criminal gangs because they're the only way that people can try and get through lawrence thank you for that lawrence leamer joining us live there from london now to believe you're with the leader there if a morale is declared victory in presidential elections that's despite opposition allegations vote counting was delayed to manipulate the results they have been violent protests and a general strike election officials say most of the votes of being counted but the final numbers have not been released morale is main rival carbo's messer says he does not have enough votes to avoid a 2nd round the organization of american states has expressed its concerns about the vote and has called for

a runoff john home and has more now from the past. president morales came out in a press conference on thursday morning and said that he'd won the elections out right in the 1st round in bolivia the numbers still haven't completely come in that vote counts he said this is unofficial but he did announce to the press the national international press that he won he also said that the protests against him and against this electoral process are a coup something that he's repeating from a wednesday press conference he said the protesters of being paid to come out on the streets he said that the protests of being organized by new liberals politicians some of them have been around in dictatorships in the past and that he was defending democracy now to give us some context about this process over the last few days on sunday believe it went to the polls on sunday night there was

a rapid count 83 percent completed that showed a 2nd round of presidential child challenger carlos messer and devil morale is going to towards a head to head that vote count was them frozen for almost 24 hours when it resumed on monday afternoon to evening president ever moralise was on the brink of an outright victory and that same raised opposition protesters who said that they feel that the government has been manipulating the figures behind the scenes lots of people have taken to the streets many of them young many of them that we've spoken to in the past university students there has been burning of public buildings around the country and electoral tribunals and this is set not to stop there are protests being planned for later on the day. the european union has awarded its top human rights prize to the jailed chinese we are recording most toti for his work defending his community toti is an outspoken critic of beijing's policies

incentives young province a un human rights panel has said it has credible reports that more than $1000000.00 wages are detained in camps the total was jailed for life on separatism charges in 2014 the e.u. says it gave him the sakharov prize for freedom for dedicating his life to advocating the rights of the week in our. high level trade talks were expected between china and the u.s. on friday negotiators are trying to finalize the 1st phase of a deal in time for a summit in next month china has said it wants to be a world leader in technology but rights groups have accused it of using its tech companies to target its own citizens it has more from. from low tech to high tech that's how china is transitioning its manufacturing base the government has identified high tech industries as important drivers and it

sebastian to become a global superpower companies like these at an expo in beijing are part of the so-called forced industrial revolution some of the technologies here are helping to improve people's lives you know you know i have been using this device for almost a year at 1st i was mostly confined to bed but now i call a few steps it has changed my life a lot but other technologies and they're used by chinese state apparatus have caused concern this company develops facial recognition technology designed for public security and that now once an image of a person is captured it can be mediately put through a database and when there's a match an alarm goes out rights groups have criticized china's use of surveillance technology in its campaign to target ethnic weakest and other muslim minorities in in the northwest wet least a 1000000 people are held in camps earlier this month the u.s. blacklisted 28 chinese organizations including 8 tech companies the move although

not directly linked to the current trade war was seen by some entrepreneurs here as a readiness to take aim at chinese tech firms. it's very normal that america wants to contain china's high tech developments in the all can take knowledge is well controlled by them they took the profits at all. left alone value assembling word to earth chinese now china has made many advantages in this view be afraid china will always take the u.s. accuses china of coercing american firms that do business here to transfer technology to chinese partners and interim trate deal reached between the 2 sides earlier this month includes an agreement that china will do more to protect american intellectual property but the details have yet to be ironed out and if no deal is reached we may yet see another round of tariffs with no end in sight for

the us china trade war florent al-jazeera beijing u.s. politicians are honoring a liar for a larger cummings at a ceremony on capitol hill the light democratic congressman will be the 1st african-american politician to receive a memorial service in the national statuary hall cummings had become a key figure in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump's presidency he grew up during the civil rights era and became a strong voice for african-americans in washington cummings died last week at the age of $68.00 a funeral will be held in his own town baltimore on friday. the remains of francisco franco the military leader who ruled spying for 36 years have been from the muslim he's being reburying alongside his wife in symmetry north of the capital madrid franco leads by in from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 1975 so in your gear you're always outside the. symmetry just north of madrid.

the remains of francisco franco have now been interred next to that of his wife at a cemetery just outside of madrid and now this brings about a kind of symbolic and to the franco era in spain and also the end of spain's transition to democracy according to the government here the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez wanted this to be done with urgency family or franco however pushed back in a legal case but it went all the way up to the supreme court supreme court itself ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place now while this does heal some kind of divide in spain which has been raging for decades there are still politicians who are caring about the issue conservative and far right politicians say that this will just reignite old tensions to do with this issue however the

families of the victims of franco's victims maintain that having his body in a mostly at a national monument funded with public money really was not an appropriate thing to do to try and heal the bitter divide in spain over this issue. still ahead on al-jazeera 16 people to death in bangladesh. sparked nationwide protests plus. i'm people morgan and how to film and i would be showing you how art and music have played a role and evolved during to dance revolution. to mexico ready to fight for a 6th formula one taught all. the details in sport. hello

that temperatures have been coming down steadily across areas of the middle east but at the same time the cloud has been coming in steadily as has the rain showers and look at this quite a bundle of the thunderstorm trials than these and of the bad so not surprisingly some showers and thunderstorms across into beirut this view looking at those dark clouds overhead more of the same on friday and those rain showers working their way through syria into iraq across into these western areas of iran becoming really quite widespread it will bring some cooler air in as well so 16 celsius in tehran look at that 29 degrees in baghdad there is the challenge of those showers now still feeling pretty humid across much of the arabian peninsula tom it is not too bad but as i say the humidity levels are still fairly high 34 in doha on friday and that cloud from the north that is sinking south was not really going to bring any rain but it could make you feel even more humid and then through saturday quite a bit of cloud just bubbling up there on the south coast of yemen meanwhile we have

for calls into capetown the cloud is this training by history mean by and that will bring the temperatures down at the same time 18 degrees in capetown but a warm day on friday in durban 3332 in johannesburg and we could see want to scout a few up there with the high 33. in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake commuters fake phony the enemy of the people and press freedom is under attack in a brand new documentary series we explore the media landscape of the future how are journalists the world over coming to terms with this new reality and finding ways to challenge mainstream misconceptions whose truth is it anyway coming soon on a just. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill the person

when they're suffering news but it didn't have the power to do it he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre . and the cure is to draw. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families. if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour lebanon's president michel aoun has vowed to fight corruption he also says he's open to constructive dialogue with protesters

but hundreds of thousands of people across the country are calling on the government to resign the 39 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england believed to be chinese nationals a northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody. bolivia's leader of a morale as has declared victory of the presidential elections opponents a vote counting to. to manipulate the results bob protests at a general strike. in the ocean watch strikes or injuring a 2nd after another night of tense clashes between protesters and police at least 18 people have died during the demonstrations with the government struggling to appease protesters demanding economic and social reforms made while human rights groups want more to be done to ensure the troops are not using excessive force on the streets reports from santiago. it's the worst crisis the country has

seen in more than 3 decades. a violent crackdown by police and military against thousands of demonstrators has left several dead thousands of others have been arrested but the future for the repression has been horrible they beat a bullet to date with claps and didn't get here as always the retired sitting on top well we always get stepped on. demonstrators blame the government for a long list of social problems from economic inequality to growing lack of access to public health care. there is no medicine there is no supplies to treat wounds we don't have enough stuff there is a massive deficit. according to medical professionals dozens of protesters have suffered wounds from firearms and have sustained injuries to the face and torso from projectiles like tear gas canisters and rubber pellets the united nations

along with international human rights groups are calling for security forces weapon documented using excessive violence against peaceful protesters to be held accountable. there have been specific cases not only violating the right to peaceful assembly but also the right to life and bodily integrity they're also been cases of sexual assault things that cannot be tolerated. on wednesday some secretary of the interior said he expects that any alleged human rights vialli. will be thoroughly investigated the end. we are live in state of emergency and i'm going to take over for you but this doesn't not just to fight human rights abuses. well the majority of protests in the country have remained peaceful there's also been widespread vandalism and hundreds of businesses have been looted a military inforce curfew has been announced for a 5th night in a row and has been extended to other cities of cheating the concern now as more people continue to join in the demonstrations and violate that curfew is that the

violence that we've seen over the past few days will only worsen. between protests that continue to intensify and a government who seems unable to regain the trust of the public a peaceful solution to the unrest appears to remain out of reach. well joining us live now from just looking at that story some extraordinary images we see is you've been reporting the death toll continues to rise the violence continues we continue to see the state of emergency but is it fair to say that that's that's not diminishing the resolve of the people on the streets. well that was the expectation that we're actually still seeing several 100 people that are starting to gather once again today thursday here in the chilean capital but not with the same momentum that we've seen over the course of a lot of the last few days despite a national strike still taking place today many businesses remain open it appears

people are are are wanting are they are trying to regain a sense of normalcy here in in the chilean capital even though that national curfew was announced again for 5th night i think there is hopes that that curfew will be lifted today since we're not seeing those the same level of violence that we've seen over the course of the last few days there are still peaceful protests as i mentioned hundreds of people it's still early here in the chilean capital there could we could be surprised and still see clashes take place in the afternoon or or once the daylight hours are over but for the moment things are a lot calmer and i think a lot of people are hoping that that calm remains as the promise made in the apology made by the chilean president made a difference that remains to be seen but for now things do appear to be a lot calmer than in prior days stan. about the concerns that have being used about schumann rights abuses that have been committed there on the streets as

these protests continue just more about. absolutely stan over the course of the last few days we've seen police used tear gas rubber bullets if you smoke bombs and and water cannons mixed in with pepper spray to disperse the crowds these are all quote unquote less than lethal tactics to to disperse protesters these are not against the law these are not any sort of unconstitutional forms of of just crowd dispersal but there have now been confirmed cases of police using live ammunition against protesters you saw in the report that there have been injuries to the torso to the face were put where police have specifically targeted peaceful protesters this has caught the attention of the united nations of international human rights groups we spoke to a human rights attorney who showed us videos that can better confirm videos of of peaceful protesters or people who have been caught off guard in the middle of the

night people who have been pulled out of their homes people who have been pulled out of buildings by armed forces here in the chilean capital and while the the government we heard from the interior minister we heard from the justice minister saying that any cases any alleged cases of human rights abuse would be thoroughly investigated it still raises a great raises alarms it's still quite troubling to see a lot of these amateur videos continuing to surface and a lot of that violence from the armed forces is taking place after dark now that is not to say that there haven't been pockets of tension or a few of the more radical elements of these protesters that haven't been responsible for for vandalism that's certainly been the case or been more than 200 businesses that have been looted there has been an arson there has been there's been other crimes committed from the side of the demonstrators as well however for the most part these protests have remained most mostly peaceful whether or not we're going to see a continuation of that violence i think still remains to be seen it is still early

but we are now seeing somewhere around 4 to $500.00 peaceful protesters starting to gather at plus i tell you it's an iconic part of the city and it's sort of been the main staging area for these demonstrations here in the chilean capital stan. joining us live there from santiago well the human rights or humanitarian organization says a migrant camp in bosnia is on the brink of a catastrophe hundreds of migrants have been left without running water at the camp near the border with a new member croatia the red cross says the camp referred to as the jungle is filthy understaffed and surrounded by land mines local authorities temporarily help the camps water supplies just last week to pressure the bosnian government to relocate the migrants if you come here. they are all. here with. property disorders not to be the government of the

middle. of the field even for trying to survive. we have lots of rain if you can see in my teens if you can see lots of water comes inside we could not sleep at all because we were outside because water was coming inside and it was very cold with 6 people living in a single team that we have 3 blankets to 6 people. the leaders of egypt and ethiopia have met to discuss a multi-billion dollar nile dam project that's caused a diplomatic dispute egyptian president of the c.c. and ethiopian prime minister say they've agreed to resume the work of a committee trying to agree on the dance operating terms egypt fears ethiopia's blue nile project could restrict already scarce water supplies at least 16 people have been killed in 2 days of violent demonstrations in ethiopia the un rist stems from an accusation by

a high profile activist and media entrepreneur mohammad that all thorough planning to assassinate him he has called for his supporters to reopen roads after they fought with police in the capital and other cities. according bangladesh has sentenced 16 people to do with over the murder of a young woman in mots lives rajon rafi was tied up doused in kerosene and set alive after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against her school principal police say the principal siraj doula ordered her murder from prison he's denied involvement but was one of the 16 sentenced tanvi child very has the latest now from dhaka. one of the most sensational murder case with a verdict of 16 people today one of the fastest in the country's history what is unusual about this particular case is that a 19 year old school student john was set on fire by a classmate along with other people for filing sexual harassment complaint against

a madrassa school principal now what's more unusual about the fact is that she made this statement after she got burned 80 percent of our body to our brother brothers mobile phone which went viral in social media as well in local media and the local community leader along with local politician and police try to hype this fact and tried to prove this case this caused outrage across the nation there was protest rallies people wanted justice even the prime minister got involved he wanted justice to prevail and so he did today the defendant's lawyer said they will appeal this particular case in the higher court not family has been given security protection because that been coming under increased threat from from unknown people now in bangladesh in this particular area at least 2000 cases of sexual harassment against women and girls have been fine on an average of 11 dead this is quite

a large sum this particular case one of the fastest might be a deterrent this is an issue socially has to be resolved and the code has to be much more faster and efficient and giving verdict indian administered kashmir has held its 1st voted since new delhi revoked its semi autonomous status in the elections for local councils but most political parties boycotting and turnout is expected to be low the tory gauge and he has more. indian security forces leaving nothing to chance his vote is a drive to cast their ballots at this polling station in srinagar in indian administered kashmir it's the 1st election since prime minister nuri nvram a day abolish the region's autonomy and imposed a security knocked down 3 months ago. i'm voting for kashmir and for my political party because it's my right to vote i'm also voting to strengthen my party datas are electing 300 council leaders but most political parties including india's main

opposition congress voting separatist leaders had described the election as an illegitimate exercise under military occupation the candidate such as the man that refused to be intimidated felt that tact is the but the dollar moment is bigger than the threat because when you develop a nation thousands of lives of sacrifice to develop a nation so i'm one i'm among the doors i think for me development is the. turnout is expected to be in at least $25.00 councils candidates representing mateys hindu nationalist b j p have run unopposed many kashmiri see the election as a cynical attempt to create a political elite loyal to the major government this election don't mean anything for the people of kashmir because people of kashmir at the moment are in a state of shock they have lost their state towards they have lost it was the

jewish and they have lost their flag and i would say they have in fact lost their identity for the people who are without identity are being subjected to a kind of a sham exercise the indian government says council leaders will represent local communities better than corrupt state officials victoria gates and the al-jazeera. indian pilgrims will be able to cross the border into pakistan to visit an important sikh shrine after a rare act of cooperation between the 2 countries the agreement gives indian 6 visa free access during a time of heightened tensions and border clashes between india and pakistan the shrine is believed to mark the spot where the founder of sikhism guru nanak died india has long for access to the site but diplomatic tensions have store progress south korea's prime minister has met japan's leader in tokyo at a time of increased tension lena kyon and shins are both agreed that relations need

to be mended it's the highest level meeting since tokyo introduced export controls on materials that are crucial to the south korean tech industry purpose and response to solve demands for compensation from japan for wartime forced labor and entire town has been evacuated in california as a huge wildfire threatens homes there the fire in sonoma county north of san francisco hugely increased in size overnight hundreds of thousands of residents have been hit by blackouts after concern that power lines could go on fire strong winds and hot dry weather hampering efforts of fire crews and increasing the risk of more wildfires elsewhere 2000 years after it was 1st built or one of a kind roman hardens returning to the public eye the bicentenary house was buried under ash after the eruption of mt vesuvius in 79 deed was on earth almost 100 years ago years of neglect forced its closure in the eighty's. an artistic

revolution is happening on the streets and sudan artists have discovered new freedoms after they helped define the uprising which ousted the longtime president in a new transitional government heber morgan reports from the capital. a 2nd nature for a young man but after 4 years it was only once a dance revolution began in december that he started feeling like a real artist and that every stroke of the brush now gives him a chance to show his family and as well it's feel like a part of the revolution by spreading its messages. and you know. people have become close to art since the revolution and that started paying more attention to it so this is to show the sudanese to bring it out sudan's visual art has been oppressed people from the field would not know and there was a clampdown about for 30 years now we want to bring that out. since anti-government

protests started last december over the rising costs of bread and fuel artwork has appeared on walls in sudan's capital many told president bashir his time was. brought to an end by the military after. everyone was coupled with. the demands of the protesters and their hopes for future art has become a symbol of defiance for many here and. by pro-democracy protests. but whitewashed by the military following the killing of. 2 months later within a few weeks. and that's not the only form of that thriving. music was strictly regulated during the sheers rule with anyone anything even remotely critical to the government. now poets and musicians.

played a big role in the revolution most of the slogans chanted during protests came from poets who wrote to. motivate the protesters empowered. the songs that i used to sing at parties were turned down by radio stations and there were other artists who faced the same thing i'm happy that such a day has come where we can express our ideas through our music not like the past where it had to be careful about what i write in the song. the revolution was spearheaded by the sudanese professionals. which includes. some of their work was destroyed during the political turmoil but they say they knew work should be preserved for future generations. people will carry the message that those drawings and other arts. are preserved for future generations so that they know about the history and the role these arts have played in the revolution and the lives

sacrificed for it to succeed so dance revolution provided space for a man and many of. the creativity giving him freedom which he says he'll guard with every color he paints. still ahead on the. spectacular return to action in japan.

it's time for sports now easily thank you stan the man in charge of world football

is dismissed concerns over human rights after china were named host of the new club world cup fever president giani infant tino's in shanghai where football bosses voted to expand the club world cup to 24 teams with china as host from 2021 the decision was made despite the country's suppression of pro-democracy protests in hong kong it's not the mission afifa to solve the problems of the world it is not the mission of fifi the mission of the fights to organize football and to develop football all over the world in all the countries of the world and for us all the countries are the same in the world we have to own that in 11 members more than the united nations. and i feel. of course that we have also. social responsibility. due to the magnitude and the power that football brings with it and we have to assume this

social responsibility in a very serious way and we do that. while china are enjoying good relations with football the same cannot be said of the n.b.a. basketball fans in the country are still finding it hard to watch games because of a t.v. blackout following a pro hong kong tweet from a general manager they could only watch half of wednesday's action online and even still many feeds were on a delay chinese broadcasters want to avoid any show and showing anyone in the crowd supporting hong kong protesters particularly at the brooklyn nets whose arena was crashed by activists earlier this week they didn't appear to be there during the nets opening game against the minnesota timberwolves on wednesday the nets narrowly lost this one by a single point. the dallas mavericks beat the washington wizards and their season opener at the 2 europeans done shit and chris top supporters inglis played their 1st games together leading to

a massive win 108-2100 victory. the washington nationals are just 2 wins away from clinching their 1st ever world series baseball title they thrashed the houston astros in game 2 on wednesday peter statement has the action. would series game tuesday and the astros had a limp a champion gymnast cmon by disappointing them used to natives through the ceremonial 1st pitch once you remember that was to be one of the only highlights for home fans the washington nationals already won nothing up in the series got also a good start with this tucson double could see of anthony windows i says only 2 crimes you speak i. use them little things up though thanks to this to run home a storm and it's brakeman i like and. it stayed that way until washington started to run away with it in the 7th inning could see zuki with

a solo home run to settle for a decisive 6 running through the next 3 days. and at the top of the 8th at indy to help himself to a 2 run homer much to the delights of these teams in the dugout i. was loath. as a comprehensive 123 victory for washington who had had an excellent recovery since losing 31 of the 1st 50 games of the season. but i wish i was a betting man. but i'm not. i don't i don't really believe in that stuff but i believe in is. hard work. being consistent in what we do and sticking to our process and we did that state of all respect. washington now get the piece to playing at home as the series needs to be its capital for 3 games starting friday they just 2 wins away from the 1st ever series biggest emitter al-jazeera.

to golf now in 2 months after knee surgery tiger woods has made a spectacular return to action to lead the zozo championship in japan despite bogey at the 1st 3 holes he fired in 9 birdies to cart a 6 under par round of 6 before his best score in more than a year gives him a share of 1st place with gary woodland this is the 1st official p.j. money event in japan and $700000.00 people turned up to watch the. kind of mcgregor's announced his return to the u.f.c. octagon for the 1st time since he was beaten by a hobby but last year mcgregor will fight in las vegas on january the 18th he hasn't said who his opponent will be yet but is not ruling out a future rematch with could be again it is an inevitable rematch but. so it is a rivalry and i believe we will settle it someday still new zealand rugby coach

steve hansen won't be drawn into mind games ahead of their world cup semi finals against england earlier this week his opposite number eddie jones suggested that someone was spying on their training session but here you know i fear level and there's nothing better than throw away description and he didn't say you go as you jumped on that game it is quite clear we'll tell you more i'm going to be the one that we're not going to put in this will lead us to have a good laugh i'm chucking in the way i look at the. pretty good things city he's laughing. you goes again what you want was even once clicking on the back. for some team news england have reverted back to george ford at number 10 to face the all blacks with captain owen farrell back to center forward has been benched for the quarter final against australia. and south africa are preparing for their semifinal against wales without their star wing chest when colby who has an ankle injury they have a historical advantage over wales with 28 wins in 35 meetings but they've lost the

last for the organizers of next year's a lympics in tokyo say they're thinking of starting the marathon as early as 3 am in the capital city because of concerns over the heat their plans fly in the face of the i.o.c. is decision last week to move the marathon and race walking of its north to sapporo where it's cooler formula one and reno have been retrospectively disqualified from the japanese grand prix because they used illegal driver aids rival team racing point complained about renault's braking systems at suzuka both renault drivers finished in the top 10 so the decision cost them $9.00 points and puts them down in 6 in the constructor standings. mercedes lewis hamilton is top of the drivers' championship going into the mexican grand prix this week he found himself in less familiar territory in mexico city though as he took part in a boxing session with x. world champion julio cesar chavez hamilton is sure to pull no punches as he fights

for a 6th world title. that's it for me had to record a stand like you for that but that's it for this news i'll be back to you the moment he's moved. what are you protesting about how does this in question whether on line well i face mental state i'm directly out of trent lott it's slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach

freely this is a dialogue myanmar's not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real 'd the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. the population growth in poland and he is increasing the move pregnancies a woman puts herself a preschool from a camera down introducing family planning into a beach miracle culture is a challenging task for fire resistance to shift comes from men when a woman can decide for her blood and how many children she wants it should be in policy and one woman's perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill the bill for when they're suffering but it didn't have the power to do it who's

dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. and the furious to do all. you know hope of finally laying the pulse to rest and giving peace to the victims' families doesn't it if i could just find a finger i could bury him. into on al-jazeera. lebanon's president promises a crackdown on corruption but says the government can't be toppled by protests. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police say the 39 bodies found in a truck in england were chinese nationals to clear himself the winner bolivia's if

our morale is says there's no need for a run off the spot opposition allegations the manipulated vote count and could a trade war turn into a technology war as the u.s. tries to contain china's high tech developed. lebanon's president has vowed to fight state corruption and says he's ready to meet with protesters in a televised address the public to accept proposed economic reforms but his speech is left protesters unsatisfied with many resuming the calls for political reform harder reports from beirut. day 8 and the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the protest movement enters

its 2nd week schools universities and banks remain closed they are keeping up the pressure on the government to resign the president michel aoun who the protesters also want removed from office addressed the nation for the 1st time since the crisis began he presented his solution by promising to fight corruption and invited the protesters to engage in dialogue. with the regime cannot be toppled from the streets the regime must be changed through conditional tools now we have economic models to bring jobs we also have concerns about the economy i am willing to listen to your demands i am waiting for you his invitation was swiftly rejected civil society activists say the people have heard promises like these before the president's speech did not address promises that he will address corruption and try to return some of the stolen money but that's just promises that there is no confidence. with the people that they will actually get the government follow

through and recover the money they say they want radical change they want a new faces in power who are not affiliated with the governing parties and they're promising to keep lebanon on lockdown until that happens blocking the roads is very essential because we have to keep the country as paralyzed this possible of course everything related to food water transport the main the people who can't afford maybe to need to eat meat or drink the governing coalition says the protest is only worsening the economic crisis they're also accusing opposition politicians of riding the wave of popular anger to push their own political agenda the governing coalition is refusing to resign and ignoring calls for early elections. service or just change can only happen at the ballot box at the point in time both sides are not but this stalemate is dangerous in a deeply divided society. so far the army has taken

a side it hasn't used excessive force to open roads it hasn't emptied squares it has kept the anti-government demonstrators and loyalists apart there have been counter protest by supporters of political parties in power so far they've been spontaneous and limited in numbers that can change. beirut. kurdish forces have withdrawn from some positions along the turkish border in northern syria that's part of an agreement between turkey and russia allowing moscow ankara and damascus to send in troops and carve up the territory earlier on wednesday the us president ended sanctions on turkey saying ankara's offensive against kurdish forces is now over there's been an explosion in one of the towns now on the turkish control 4 civilians were injured it reportedly happened in. my market with the headquarters of turkish backed syrian rebels a suburb in java has more from near the turkish syrian. forces and turkish

military have exchanged blame for what happened in the southern parts of. these are 2 areas outside of the so-called peace or an established by turkey and its fighters there have been clashes the kurds 1st accused the turks and fighters of carrying out an attack in their territory which resulted in civilians fleeing but the turkish military says turkish soldiers have been injured in what it calls an incursion by kurdish fighters 2 words this. we've also had another explosion this is the 3rd in the last 24 hours in an area which is controlled by a turkish black to fight is a number of people have been injured in. the fighters who are there in the town center. that the number of casualties was low because it happened in the early hours of the morning on the diplomatic front in the last 24 hours there's been renewed contact between the syrian democratic forces military command general is doing with you speaking to the russian as well as the u.s.

president he's told them that he will be sure both of them on opposing sides of the sides of the at the syrian conflict that he will be providing them support and respect respect of areas that they control president out of the one in the last few obvious hopes has come out and has warned the rest of aligning itself with what he calls terrorists this was in respect to general ms loom making those calls to the various presidents as well as support that we've heard from the united states to were genuine expedition of his visa process president i'll go on saying to his european partners that if the time comes he can again open his borders of syrian refugees who could go to the european union and telling his american partners that if they cannot be of war and terror if they are sitting down with what he calls terrorists the 39 people found dead in the back of a container truck in england are believed to be chinese nationals the bodies were found on wednesday at an industrial estate in essex just east of london the chinese

embassy in london says it's working with british police to help established what happened the northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody lawrence lee has this update from london. well the news of the day that the 39 were chinese has led to media speculation that they could have been weak is from the west of china because of course heavily persecuted by the chinese state there are weaker refugees already in turkey there are overland routes towards western europe through turkey. area and greece and so on the belgian and the british authorities say that they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their

horror and same keep saying not much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they are this happened east of london the european parliament in strasbourg was asked to pass a resolution to make better search and rescue facilities in the mediterranean over a 1000 people have drowned this year and that resolution was defeated by 2 votes because the center right in the european parliament allowed itself to the far right to block it and so the european union says it's into human rights while maintaining a policy of trying to stop people coming in and that ultimately is the reason why

the criminal gangs are doing so well and people keep dying in this way. lawrence lee there in london in bolivia evo morales is declared victory in presidential elections despite opposition allegations vote counting was delayed to manipulate the results there have been violent protests and a general strike election officials say most of the votes being counted but the final numbers have not been released morale is main rival carlos missa says he does not have enough votes to avoid a 2nd round the organization of american states has expressed concerns about the vote and has called for a runoff john home and has more from the boss. president morales came out in a press conference on thursday morning and said that he'd won the elections out right in the 1st round in bolivia the numbers still haven't completely come in that folk ounce he said this is unofficial but he did announce to the press the national international press that he won he also said that the protests against him and

against this electoral process are a coup something that he's repeating from a wednesday press conference he said the protesters of being paid to come out on the streets he said that the protests are being organized by near liberals politicians some of them who've been around in dictatorships in the past and that he was defending democracy now to give us some context about this process over the last few days on sunday believe it went to the polls on sunday night there was a rapid count 83 percent completed that showed a 2nd round presidential child challenger carlos messer and devil morale is going to towards a head to head that vote count was then frozen for almost 24 hours when it resumed on monday afternoon to evening president ever moralise was on the brink of an outright victory and that's he raised opposition protesters who said that they feel

that the government has been manipulating the 5th. it is behind the scenes lots of people have taken to the streets many of them young many of them that we've spoken to in the past university students there has been burning of public buildings around the country in electoral tribunals and this is said not to stop their protests being planned for later on thursday to head on al-jazeera the remains of spain's general franco moved after years of controversy over where he's buried. and i'm nicholas home on the outskirts of nairobi in a flower exporting farm find out next whether deal or no deal flour exporters here in kenya say you know opportunity and directions.

and i guess a nice sunshine into eastern areas of china not bad along the south coast as well a little bit of cloud has been streaming in the last year as but it's really through the interior where we've got most of the rain and of course to the mountains this time of year we are saying a fair amount of snow time it is not particularly high 15 celsius in chengdu we've got to $28.00 an awning and the same across in hong kong for the next couple of days yet more of that rain that will flow really quite persistent along these coastal areas of vietnam and again time just on that particular high in hanoi with a high of $28.00 and then we head across tools and now the rains of course coming to an end really come to an end across the central and northern areas however we're seeing some very heavy rain continuing further towards the south and the west and what we're watching in have been for the last several days is a little disturbance just sitting here just off the west coast really very close to maharashtra and that is producing very heavy amounts of rain we've already seen flooding further south into canada we can.