the bags. under. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the game this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. demonstrations in karbala turned deadly as protesters of course up in live fire as they vent their anger against the government. tends times of the border a deadline looms for kurdish fighters to completely withdraw from turkey's border in northern syria. fears that the devastating wildfire in california could spread

even further as people are warned of stronger winds will be their life. and in africa as rugby coach says england have the advantage heading into the world cup final and they're just 3 games but we may have already seen one of the pace of the season in the n.b.a. the best of the action coming up. protesters calling for political change up back on the streets of iraq's capital baghdad demonstrators defied the crackdown and curfew that the government enforced on monday more than 80 protesters have been killed so far in the nationwide demonstrations in the iraqi city of karbala security forces have used live rounds to disperse protesters and medical sources told us a 0 that at least 20 people have been killed more burden madly reports. among volleys of tear gas protesters occupied backed out central to her square

while others pushed forward attempting to reach the highly secured green zone that's home to government offices and embassies. iraq's military in person overnight curfew video posted social media show hundreds to fight it no no no no no to the case you we will remain here the care for you is one of the filthy games and tales on hold here i'm an iraqi mother my sons have university degrees as hoping they would help me when they graduate but the jobless set up with high unemployment and what they call top level corruption they're calling for the government to resign. because the south in karbala protests to say they were shot happened live ammunition. over the past month scores of people have been killed and thousands injured this is

a popular demand asking for greater changes great the reforms in the government and greater services and this curfew is obviously a method by the government to carry out its its plans by. evacuating the main street areas. of the cities from the demonstrators guns traitors. nationwide protests began at the start of the month but pause for 2 weeks as they waited for iraq's leaders to respond to their demands they returned on friday with renewed anger was i later today yours are not asking for jobs nor for services the young women want radical a real change from the regime. thousands of university and school students defied orders and skipped class to join the protests on monday. it's a huge challenge for prime minister optima heidi who's only been in power for

a year he's promised to reshuffle the cabinet and reforms but it's refused the protesters demand to resign along with this government what the prominent shia cleric knocked out outsider who controls the largest bloc in parliament has called on the government to announce early parliamentary elections. and with nearly 60 percent of iraq's crucial 1000000 people living on less $6.00 a day many say they have nothing to lose and will continue to fight for a better future nor about the man the al-jazeera. well earlier during a news conference as governor denied that anyone had been killed in the province. requests from all media representatives to observe professionalism and maintain journalistic integrity some false news has been spreading about the holy province of karbala we deem it part of a media campaign against our province their favorite hated and false news making

the rounds on social media about of instead of all not happened and casualties that were not in could and it was video circulating online that were fabricated not tampered with which are not from the province of karbala i reiterate this news as false and baseless let's hear now from our nationally has a political analyst and professor of international relations at university he says that it's unlikely the protests will stop until the government's forced to resign. i think you know the demand of the protests that be very wide do yesterday and i think today. even all the decision decided from the iraqi. government i think it's not enough maybe for one years or 6 miles. it's really very enough but now i think it's a lot of the bowl of us know it's falling down and i think nothing can stop it's

iraqi people now with the street and you know yesterday in karbala and you various their day in the night of baghdad many protests that they teach beside the near for their green zone and shouting. i think it's not noted because you know now in general they're getting it's all it's empty it's not like and i've got a lot of days and i think now the government they don't have any choice just to resign and to boyd to the iraqi demands but i think today and tomorrow their demand will be wider and wider kurdish fighters of just a few hours left to withdraw from areas along turkey's border in northern syria or they could face renewed attacks from turkish forces under a russian brokered deal why p.g. troops have until 1500 hours g.m.t. on tuesday to leave the so-called safe zone set up under the agreement this will be patrolled by russian and turkish troops let's go live now to sunday or sunday the

turkey syria border i was there as a sullivan job it can tell us more about the tension mounting there are summer ahead of this deadline later today. absolutely adrian we've been hearing in the last year i was from turkish officials saying that they're not happy with the way they would draw has panned out and turkish president in the last 24 hours has reiterated that if the russian forces and syrian forces do not live up to their promises of removing white b.g. fighters from the turkish border he will be going and taking them out with or without his allies so that just about 5 i was remaining in $150.00 our deal reached in sochi between the presidents of russia and turkey after the b. and there is supposed to be joint patrols within 10 kilometers of syrian territory these joint patrols would be done by turkish forces as well as russian military police we've already seen russian military police arriving in many parts along this

border in and around this so-called safe zone which spans from tel aviv and rossland south of these towns fighting has continued just by the 6 day truce we've been hearing more reports of fighting and general mills loom somebody who turkey sees as a terrorist who is the leader of syria in defense of the kurdish forces the syrian defense forces they are going to be he says that they are the kurdish fighters will not be leaving until there are got into you so as you said it is as the clock ticks down the tension supposed is supposedly rising we're hearing that there is a defense delegation the from russia which is. meeting turkish defense officials to make sure that there is a smooth transition and again from the american side there is a hanging sword vest president trump said in case of an escalation he could really impose economic sanctions on turkey some of many thanks to some

a reporting live on the border between turkey and syria. the u.n. special envoy for syria has both sides to maintain the ceasefire ahead of a meeting on wednesday aimed at discussing syria's constitution get petersen is hosting government and opposition leaders in geneva later on tuesday he'll hold talks with foreign minister of iran turkey and russia the 2 parties have agreed to expeditiously on continuously. it's impossible to say how long it will take for them to conclude its work but as long as it is done you know with serious intentions and we see progress and as you know i will be reporting to the security council an optimistic start to be able to do in the not too distant future that fever see tangible progress in the discussions after all this is and this is important to remember as i said all the read it this is actually the 1st time that the 2 parties have an ownership to the process there. has called for an end to the

g.c.c. crisis in june 27th team 3 gulf nations imposed a blockade on cats are cutting off air and sea links and withdrawing diplomats since then q 8 samir has been trying to mediate to bring an end to the crisis. and. it is imperative to draw your attention to be on restoring around a region which poses grave threats and repercussions not only announced ability and security but on our future generations it is no longer acceptable nor toller bill to have an ongoing dispute among our brotherly gulf cooperation council states such a dispute has weakened our capabilities and undermined our gains this requires from us all to immediately rise above our differences mean fences and restore our friendly relations. here with the news out from al-jazeera still to come on the program. itself why protests in chief they are continuing despite concessions from the government. and it's for the rugby player who has never

started to england but could play in the world cup final. banks in lebanon are closed for the 10th straight day it's adding pressure to an already troubled economic situation which has stopped weeks of antigovernment protests the government of lebanon central bank says that a solution is needed soon to prevent a financial collapse in the future let's go live now to beirut was there a stephanie decker is there steph what's happening. while the road laws continue. now there is a man who's been very frustrated because of course a lot everyone is happy about having to take these major detours through the capital there not just the capital losses but i was reading more and i don't. think you're seeing more on. the how the quote i mean you can see over here all the cars

the green guy richards we got one man say that people should go and protest in the square is and open the windows because they need to live they need to eat a lot of frustration here and i think going forward this is day 13 now this is the challenge this could boil over as you mentioned also the banks remain closed even though the message from the central bank is that they are going to have the liquidity to pay salaries of course it is the last week of the month with quite a crash and this is why the protesters are doing it is to keep the pressure on the government but it's also putting pressure on the population people who tell us that they choose to eat and call and drink and need their salaries they need to get to work they need to get around the city so it is a lot of frustration here as well but with people who say. fine go protest but go protest in the squares open the roads so that we can have movement they're letting through the army the letting through media the letting through the emergency vehicles but certainly there is a lot of frustration here

a lot of drivers not happy about having to take these detours around the capital so gridlock on the streets the deadlock in the political arena continues to. absolutely i mean there's been leaks in the lebanese media about the talks going on behind the scenes some indicate that the prime minister saturday had offered to resign although say that he's talking about reshuffling it happen it other reports saying that the president and the leader of hezbollah general hossam is not i don't agree with that so there is a stalemate we haven't heard from any of the leaders over the last couple of days people remain on the streets yes the numbers are smaller if you look at the numbers in the square is not the same as last weekend but this kind of momentum continues so people are waiting for some kind of announcement certainly no indication that there's going to be any sort of resignation of the political elite which is what these people want so there's a there's a big question mark as you said you know this country has come to a bit of a standstill economically there's

a real challenge ahead these things need to be resolved but there's been silence from the political elite over the last couple of days the only voices really you're hearing are from the street and again even the lebanese people not all in agreement about these kinds of tactics so something needs to be done at the moment nothing is happening in terms of moving forward on those political decisions that may ease the tensions on the street. out sara stephanie deca reporting live from beirut stuff many thanks. britain's prime minister will make another attempt to push for a general election in december on monday m.p.'s rejected his proposal for a poll on december 12th but tuesday's attempt will focus on amending current laws so that only a simple majority is required for an election to be approved by parliament john hole reports from london. because the majority required has not been reached the news have it for a 3rd time in recent months boris johnson's attempt to secure a snap general election was rebuffed by parliament with the opposition labor party

abstaining the prime minister wasted no time in and saying he's plan b. we will not allow this promises to continue one way or another we must proceed straight to an election this house cannot any longer keep this country hostage millions of families and businesses cannot plan for the future labor leader jeremy corbyn arrived in the chamber after the vote to respond i understand the bill will be table tomorrow we will obviously look in scrutinize that bill and we look forward to a clear definitive decision that no deal is absolutely off the table and there is no danger of this prime minister not sticking to his word the proposed legislation expected to be tabled on tuesday is a so-called one line bill amending the fixed term parliaments act it would

stipulate that an election will take place on a certain date the 12th of december says the prime minister and it requires just a simple majority of one vote to pass rather than the 2 thirds majority needed under the current law which would appear to offer a better chance of success after all the liberal democrats and the scottish national party have earlier announced a very similar plan they want an election on the 9th of december we are just focusing on getting a general election we'd have to do that with a bill to change the fixed term parliament act which could happen this week triggering the election perhaps at the end of this week and then the election day taking place on the night of december little difference between the 9th and the 12th of december you might think but the earlier date coattails the go. moments ability to push through its brakes it feels and allow students to vote before the end of the winter semester a crucial difference possibly then for opposition support. all that is certain now

is the bricks it will not happen as johnson promised on october the 31st the prime minister has formally accepted the e.u.'s offer of a 3 month extension with the possibility to come out sooner if parliament ratifies a deal this parliament or a new parliament will depend on whether and when boris johnson gets the election he craves jonah hole al-jazeera london. has introduced currency exchange controls to prevent the flight of capital as the country grapples with an economic crisis and goes through a political transition the victor of sunday's presidential election met the man that he defeated to chalk out a transition plan to raise a bow reports now from when assad s. sometimes a picture is worth more than 1000 words and this one has definitely had an impact in argentina. president elect al one of the phenomena is visited modi still markley in the presidential palace to begin a transition and to calm down international markets on sunday former president

cristina fernandez the kershner who has been elected vice president asked the current administration to care for the country's finances after the it is him until december the 10th just as i did when i had to hand over power please could he carry out the measures needed to help the dramatic situation that the country's financial system is going through it's his responsibility presidents of presidents from the 1st day this year in power until the day they leave argentina has an obsession with the u.s. dollar because of a history of economic crisis and that's why on sunday the government imposed more controls on the u.s. currency the government wants the transition to be as peaceful as possible and that's why they have implemented currency controls in order to protect the foreign resurface argentines were able to buy up to $10000.00 until sunday well now it's only $100.00 in cash or $200.00 if you have

a bank account this measure has shocked many here on the streets because they say that they rely on the fewest dollars in order to preserve their savings in times of economic crisis but not everyone was happy with the news got him in my chain eyes from peru and has been living in argentina for 18 years. and all the little and i have to send to my mother is sick of her and i need to send money and i can't get it it's like they're telling us i want us to leave maggie and for the members have agreed on a transition team that will discuss measures to stop the economy i think what the government is now doing is preparing itself for an orderly transition so it doesn't want to be accused also as. it's going to be the largest opposition it doesn't want to be accused of handing over government without any resources and i think from a political standpoint in talking to members of the cabinet in the campaign the mockery administration wants to say we're different we're different in everything

that we do we're not going to leave government where we founded in 2015 we're going to do everything we can to give you the best chance of succeeding for arjun tides and so the measures are temporary for 90 days like most of the measures that mockery has taken since the primaries in august so the question then becomes what does alberta fernandez to afterwards. argentina is struggling with inflation and has lost $22000000000.00 of free service since august. stability is the one thing that all political parties seem to be longing for until december 10th that's when the new president will be sworn in. the biggest protests in a generation show no sign of letting up in chile that's even after president sebastian pinera replaced a 3rd of his cap on us in response to days of demonstrations security forces clashed again with protesters tens of thousands of people marched through the

capitol on monday in america at a solution newman reports from santiago. there the biggest demonstrations in chile since the end of its military dictatorship 3 decades ago and like then the country is under the watch of human rights organizations. they're arriving in chile to investigate charges of police brutality. in front of chile supreme court many protesters were black as a sign of mourning for those allegedly killed or seriously injured by soldiers and riot police during ongoing demonstrations were looking for someone to be responsible. and there's the next station to the president and to the. minister of interior who has their hands when i was here the university of chile's human rights institute has received more than 600 complaints of abuse of force leading in some cases to blindness. to come in we're talking

specifically about attacks against totally peaceful demonstrations who have been shot with rubber and metal pellets directly to the face and who have been gravely injured young people who are now permanently disabled. the list of demands on the street is expanding not just with calls for justice but also for the president to be held personally responsible for the alleged abuses of human rights this as president. struggles to find new ways to diffuse the ongoing political upheaval here. just hours after lifting the state of emergency announced the biggest cabinet reshuffle of his presidency replacing 8 ministers including his cousin the interior minister who last week called protesters criminals. chile is not the same country it was 2 weeks ago chile has changed and the government also has to change to confront the new challenges of the new york times if this appeal. but the large

number of protesters still on the streets suggest chile hasn't changed president says that if authorities have committed abuses they'll be investigated and punished . but neither the cabinet overhaul nor the lifting of the state of emergency is likely to return calm to chile where protesters are already organizing new mass demonstrations for the entire week to see a new and santiago. the libyan opposition leader has ruled out the go sessions with president obama after the disputed election results. protesters blocked roads and shops were closed in bolivia's capital on monday after unless a cold a strike he accuses the government of rigging the results to prevent a runoff but honest who is to clear the outright winner of last week's presidential election has accused his rival of mounting

a coup. hong kong activists joshua wall has been barred from running in the upcoming local council elections the electoral commission says that his nomination is invalid because he'd advocated for hong kong self-determination wang has condemned the decision accusing the government of conducting political screening and censorship is the only contender disqualified from the november 24th election i spoke to joshua long a short time ago and got his reaction to being barred from the election it just proves how faking it know all the boys young generation. was showed they have no respect all dissidents that hope to enter the institution but they say the problem with you is that you advocate self-determination for hong kong which conflicts with the requirement for candidates to declare they'll pledge allegiance to the city it up hold its constitution south determination is there are

rights and fundamental. rights spent should be enjoyed by people according to the united nations charter and international law i already opened it declared that i did not advocate on hong kong independence and i reckon i still employed as in the constitution of home calling name basic law and how beijing imply political censorship and screening to me to run through all this would just prove that it helped with the whole generation of young and a new generation to enter it is that you should it was just stricken people continue to keep history so will the protests go on. chivo my os that the extradition is withdrawn already why you guys do keep on protests but we are just asking for a free and fair election once they continue to employ political screening shield law people who run the whole this and even disqualified my candidacy it will just let the international committee to where to house all call this fall away from

a high degree of autonomy and election and all call is on demand the placement of beijing. a group of right wing m.p.'s from the european parliament are visiting indian administered kashmir but they're not part of an official delegation as the trip was not approved by the e.u. the group met india's prime minister narendra modi on monday it's the 1st visit by a group of foreign politicians since india revoked kashmir's autonomy oldest. reports now from indian administered kashmir there have been several protests in srinagar on a day 27 european parliamentarians a visiting india not mr people have also called a full strike and all the shops in the valley are shut today the people of water the parliament today will not get to see the accurate picture on the ground because it was it is tightly controlled by the indian government now off the 27 volunteers who are coming 22 hail from right all far right parties like alter to 4 d. from germany it's also important to mention that the government in india is currently ruled by

a party that itself is right wing hindu nationalist party now these people say that the reality on the ground is not going to be even shown to them however it's also important to mention that the parliamentarians here are not coming sanction by the e.u. they're coming here in their personal capacity so many critics are even question the credibility of this or is it the leading politicians in the opposition parties in india are also saying that while they have not been allowed or rather actively stopped from is it in the valley the european parliamentarians are being sent here because they've been picked by the indian government and just to feed the indian government's narrative that everything's return to normalcy but people here say that they do not accept indian government's decision oh maybe not mr quest means autonomy on the spike that seems to be the dominant sentiment on the ground. parts of the u.s. state of california are bracing for further strong winds on tuesday which are expected to flare up the wildfire us thick smoke plumes could be seen from space

a state of emergency has been declared as firefighters battle to get the blazes under control at least 8 homes have been destroyed and 200000 people have been told to leave more than 2000000 people without power all in just a few moments here on the news how one of the latest on the weather situation from kevin still to come though on the news out of the fight against plastic in kenya why the government feels that it needs to do more. running out of money and medicine are listed in cancer patients suffer after severe cuts by israel and the united states and it's for the turkish diver who tried to swim 100 meters with just one breast find out and she did it.

if you look at the satellite image here across parts of california we'll hear clear skies across much of the area so no rain in the forecast for much of this area but we are looking at those very gusty winds and the very low of dry air we're talking relative humidities that are below 50 percent and much of the area today we're going to be seeing critical fire danger towards the north that is the medium area we were looking at elevated excuse me extreme critical fire danger just yesterday but it's down here towards the south we are looking at extreme fire danger and over the next few days things down here towards southern california are only going to be getting worse one of the reasons is the jet stream is diving down here just to the east and because of that it's really causing those winds to gust up so we're going to be watching that very carefully 25000000 people are being affected under red flag warnings in northern and southern california right now that no. could be going up over the next few days in terms of the winds today we do expect the northern area to get up to about 95 kilometers per hour the road to the middle you up to about 15 percent very very low there but it's down here toward the south 130

kilometer per hour winds today and as we go towards tomorrow we do expect that number to go up to about 135 relative humidity 3 to 8 percent across much of this area so we do expect the conditions to get much worse over the next few days. the weather sponsored by catherine is. overthrown and exiled they appoint again saying if you will all miss me she knew an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the truest fish to buy and we get nothing against the french she is all the along with nutrition taste return of the president on al-jazeera. why injections of the well to beaches and the sports of sponsorship. from some of the top players themselves.

that's fun to watch as playing because be focused on skilful and hard challenging shock. al-jazeera world examines why egyptians dominate the sport egypt squash champions on al-jazeera. again it's good to have you with us avery and fitting in here in doha with the news out from al-jazeera the headlines protesters calling for political change back on the streets of the iraqi capital baghdad demonstrators to fight the crackdown a curfew that the government of forced on monday the city of kabul is cover now

tonight that anyone had been killed in the province more than 80 people have been killed so far in nationwide protests. kurdish fighters have until 1500 hours g.m.t. on tuesday to withdraw from areas near turkey's border in northern syria they could face renewed attacks from turkish forces under a russian broken deal or why p.g. troops have to leave a so-called safe zone set up under the agreement. and parts of the u.s. state of california bracing the strong winds on tuesday which are expected to further fuel the wildfires a state of emergency has been declared 200000 people have been told to leave. the top white house experts on ukraine is due to testify at the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump later on tuesday some politicians believe that alexander than been could provide details about why and how u.s. military aid to ukraine was delayed it comes as the u.s. house of representatives for passed

a vote this week on whether to formalize the impeachment investigation the move is in response to complaints from trump that the process is illegitimate kristen salumi reports now from washington. this is been a main talking point for republicans that the impeachment is a sham because house lawmakers have yet to take a formal vote authorizing the hearings in fact last week a group of republican lawmakers stormed a hearing room where a witness was giving evidence saying that it was being done in secret even though republicans were taking part in the process because the hearing wasn't out in the open they were in open to the public they were critical of that last week a federal judge actually refuted this claim and sided with democrats saying that they were well within their rights to hold these hearings that this had been done before prior to a formal vote on an impeachment but the administration is appealing that decision and nancy pelosi says that while it is

a baseless excuse she's attempting to take that excuse away from the republicans and not give them reason to justify withholding documents and preventing witnesses from cooperating now the white house may still try to claim that witnesses have immunity and don't have to testify democrats have been dealing with that by taking them to court and trying to get it resolved there but that's a process that's likely to take months to resolve so by changing their tactics democrats are saying that they are just going to use this as evidence of the administration trying to obstruct justice and bolster their case for impeachment rather than trying to fight to get the witnesses in front of them. according to his prepared opening statement u.s. army lieutenant colonel alexander than been will testify that he didn't think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen he was also worried about the implications for the u.s. government support of ukraine his statement goes on to say that i realize that if

you crane pursued an investigation into the bidens and prisma it would likely be interpreted as a partisan play which would undoubtedly result in ukraine losing the bipartisan support that it's maintained this would undermine u.s. national security scott lucas is a professor of united states national politics at the university of birmingham he joins us now via skype from birmingham in the u.k. scott good to have you with us once again what will vinda man's testimony mean for the impeachment inquiry today should the president be worried. oh yes the president will be very worried probably because of what we get from the opening statement and that is then man as you said says that there is a campaign by trump's advisers this would include trump's attorney rudy giuliani and that this campaign which eventually included the blocking military aid to ukraine was a threat to u.s. national security now that in itself is very damning but what is doubly damning is

venomous position he's the top official on the u.s. national security council for ukraine he was one of the white house officials who probably spoke with the cia official who brought the formal complaint in august that started this process and eventually started the impeachment inquiry because denman heard the phone call between donald trump and the ukrainian president vladimir is a once in july 21st in which trump raised the matter of the investigations so the republicans and trump cannot say this is hand information and on top of that the man is a decorated veteran a ukrainian american that has served in the military forces is a latina colonel so he can't be dismissed as trump has done with the other witnesses as a radical an elected bureaucrat so this could be very damaging to the president but trump himself says that the whole process is illegitimate this is. well i think it

you have to look at the fact that trump will say that any process is a legitimate because he's trying to save his position he did this with the trump russia affair where he continued to say it was a hoax and a witch hunt despite eventually substantial evidence of his campaign's links with russia and trumps obstruction of justice he will say it about the ukraine he will say it about his tax and financial affairs the only defense donald trump knows is a good oftens the problem for trump is is that the weight of evidence and that the officials who are bringing the evidence because now we have almost a dozen who testified to house committees that is a much taller mountain to climb than even the point of the trump brush of hair in terms of witnesses is vinda been about the biggest we're going to get here could we expect further damaging depositions from from other witnesses. no as dramatic as this highly if you go even further for example charles copperman who was the deputy national security adviser is holding out against testifying to the committee and trying to defy a subpoena john bolton the national security adviser may be subpoenaed by pompei of

the secular state might be subpoenaed so in other words there's a competition here the white house is continuing to try to block this inquiry they have failed to a significant extent they are still succeeding with some witnesses but in the end how high will this go in terms of the taking of testimony before we get the full vote on impeachment which will probably take place about the end of this year in the house of reps. always good to see professor many thanks indeed scott lucas there. in 2050 in the deadliest bomb attack in modern tie history happened at a popular shrine in bangkok killing 20 people the trial began of the military court but the change in government that it can now be transferred to civilian to the civilian justice system there's concern though that that will lead to further delay and a serious way hey reports from the thai capital. the era one shrine is one of the busiest religious sites in bangkok in the heart of the city shopping district it's popular with ties and tourists on

a monday night in august 2015 the hindu place of worship became a murder scene as 20 people were killed in a bomb attack the families of the victims are still waiting for justice that look at the every case against civilians in the military court is in a mess there are piles of documents that have to be organized which will take time and. so much so that lawyers say the trial of adam curry dagg and yusuf may have to start over 4 years after a military court began hearing the case against the 2 ethnic we get is that they were arrested in the weeks after the attack and charged with multiple offenses including murder but not terrorism. believe the motive for the attack was revenge for a crackdown on human trafficking most experts agree it was revenge but that it was political aimed at the thai tourism industry specifically chinese tourists visiting this trying after the thai government forcibly sent more than 100 we get back to

china where they face discrimination and rights abuses the trial began in a military court after a coup in 2014 and it's been a slow process there are 400 witnesses but just 18 have been called by the prosecution now that thailand is under a pseudo civilian government cases are being transferred to civilian courts. i know . of the 23 cases my organization represents only one has made it to the civilian court others a stuck in a limbo and this affix people's rights because it being detained without access to legal proceedings they can't file complaints or requests to the court because courts haven't been authorized to handle those cases the ministry of justice wouldn't give al-jazeera an interview but one official confirmed that they don't know which court the air one shrine case will be heard in the 2 suspects retracted earlier confessions about their involvement saying they were tortured and coerced they now say they're really sent and want their day in court when hey al jazeera

bangkok. have been seriously injured in a shooting at a mosque in bio and southwest of france for say the 2 were trying to stop another man setting fire to the mosque when they were shot the man in his eighties was arrested shortly afterward sports news agency says the suspect had been an election candidate for the far right national party. a court in belgium has delayed the hearing on an arrest warrant for cattle and later colace pushed him on until december that followed a brief court session in brussels earlier on tuesday where pushed him on to is living in self to avoid prosecution by spain he's wanted for his role in catalonia has failed independence bit in 201712 of his former colleagues were sentenced earlier this month for their part in the vote. 2 years ago kenya burned plastic carrier bags with pollution getting worse president to her kenyatta says that single use plastic will be burned altogether by june 20200 as nicholas hock reports

from nairobi. beneath this guy scrapers of nairobi is this mountain of rubbish wild animals and humans come here to find food as a child lilian don't go thought she would become a doctor instead she's now picking out anything that can be used or reused from this landfill today she's found used plastic intervenors drips a plastic torchlight part of a loaf of bread. and a bag of rice you know. what a waste says this mother of 10 to support her family making $2.00 a day recycling other people's trash i'm not because i'm a family people throw away so much but we try to reuse every bit i do it for my kids for my family but a ban on plastic bags put in place 2 years ago has made her work a lot harder they've been replaced by polly proppant bags they are less polluting but difficult to recycle and so less profitable for a don't go who sells them for less than one cent apiece anyone found manufacturing

importing or selling a plastic carrier bag now faces a fine of up to 40000 dollars and even a prison sentence still this hasn't stopped the pollution nairobi is one of the fastest growing cities in the world more people are moving into the capital than they can contain and with new arrivals comes more waste and so this landfill is expanding faster than the city itself. the stench here is unbearable it's a mixture of schumann waste and garbage burning but what smells less but pollutes more is this it will take 10 to a 1000 years for this to disintegrate in that switch choking the city. scientists believe humans ingest plastic equivalent to what's in a credit card every week in kenya it could be much more plastic is found in meat and milk president kenyatta wants to ban single use plastic altogether by june 2020

critics argue it's too little too late and will be difficult to implement of this total recall to relax on the river from. the west of denver to us but we want somebody else to go west so i didn't is the disposability false and true are we dispersed all of us just a number. then. for now though dealing with trash continues to be considered mostly women's work a burden others don't seem yet willing to carry nicholas hawke al-jazeera nairobi. people in iran are struggling to access health care the use of sanctions imposed by the u.s. a human rights watch report says that economic penalties are preventing companies financing medicines washington though denies that its policies are impacting medical supplies said big reports now from tehran. having to battle cancer is tough enough but here in iran patients have to deal with medicine shortages and increased prices it's not better to stop when it was of course high cost of treatment impacts

us under these sanctions and cover problems it really had families some patients have to spend $200.00 to $300.00 a month. iran produces most of its own medicines but drugs needed for a disease and specialized treatment need to be imported the united states says medicines i exempt from sanctions but the banks are not and that's what doctors here in iran say is the problem. at this cancer center into her own doctor they've gone says they're having a difficult time because of the sanctions we have the shortage of the medicines also we have the problem for. enhancing the price of the medicines and also we could not transfer money in the conferees because of the bank sanctions. but it's not just medicine that doctors are worried about this american machine treat stream is it was bought from the us before

president donald trump imposed more sanctions on iran i hope this machine does not break down because. we could not provide any real extra hot water if anything breaks ball and people's lives are and i 1st human rights watch says under international law the u.s. should monitor the impact of its sanctions on a rainy and rights and address any violations it sanctions might cause it also says european countries are afraid to do business with iran and more needs to be done to assure them that they can export vitally needed medicines a matter of safety for those prices a very high the radiation therapy and medicine are expensive i bought some medicine and paid $4500.00 plus the cost of radiotherapy prices of very high those who. and enough i don't know how they could deal with it patients and doctors are hoping there will be some relief from sanctions but with no negotiations between the 2 countries most fear it will be iranians who will continue to struggle. all jazeera

to herat. a cancer hospital in occupied east jerusalem is running out of funds and medication the palestinian government is trying to save the facility but the administration is facing a severe financial crisis up to date cuts and aid from israel and the u.s. . abraham reports now from the occupied west bank. as hard as it is fighting cancer it's more difficult to say doing nothing and not getting treatment 5 year old is among hundreds of patients who are receiving treatment in this hospital and of east jerusalem but his fate is in jeopardy. there has been some progress in the past 3 months but we hope that he wouldn't have to interrupt treatment it would be a disaster if the medication remains unavailable the oldest of victoria hospital offers specialized cancer here including their appeal which is not available in

other hospitals in the occupied west bank and gaza. managers say they can no longer afford to buy cancer drugs because the palestinian government isn't paying its bills the. old government. it's a break. right to try to do it ok this is the end of. this week doing. by. the palestinian government has been reducing its dependency on his radio hospitals instead sending more patients to palestinian hospitals and is. the government wasn't able to pay the patients bills and the u.s. had stopped $25000000.00 in aid for hospitals and. protesters in a cancer patient wait this time around the financial crisis is affecting hospitals but the decreasing international aid threatens to seep into other sectors the

palestinian government says it will pay part of the hospital debt and also owes millions in unpaid electricity bills and to other suppliers. we want to compensate these hospitals either by allocating emergent budgets to them or by resorting to arab states to finance the hospitals so we can compensate for the us cut. financial battles aside some patients here are battling for their lives as they have no other place to go. the occupied west bank. just ahead. in sports a world cup jumping event in finland uses a new kind of horse to generate electricity santa will be here to explain for us in just a few moments. now

again time to support his son and thank you very much adrian you are south africa's rugby coach and rusty asked most says england have the upper hand heading into saturday's wall cup final because they have a more experienced coach this frame books are aiming for the 3rd the world cup trophy which would equal the record held by new zealand they've won 2 and lost 2 of their last 4 games against england but says england have the edge because unlike him eddie jones has already coached in finals with australia and south africa were excited but if you the pressure will find a way to handle it and try to do work around it they would have the upper hand in

terms of it is experience of being of south africa and australia but you know we've tried to find the only way how to handle that and so for so good but certainly said it will be a big day for us to see if we can go that last that well england are looking to build on them press a victory over new zealand in the semifinals at number 9 ben spencer has flown out to replace the injured willie hines this by only having 3 caps and no starts spencer will almost certainly be on the bench as backup for bend young's fall in south africa and a brand have on a one to the wall cup in 2007 he says saturday's final is too close to call. so difficult to give a prediction that being wrong is there a conflict we absolutely love to see see at least become the 1st player characters that we have 2 world cup victory but they will know that they are they coming up with a really good england side that they 1st and foremost will respect on many levels

not just from playing perspective you know a chance in the court of the people side in 2007 so i'll definitely be wearing my spring work is the hoping that you know we can go out the end and see 3 being made . to the n.b.a. and joel embiid was the star for the philadelphia $76.00 says as they made it 3 wins a from 3 to start the season 7 goods and then the this is where it was and reid scored $36.00 points against the atlanta hawks including the winning a free throws with 5 seconds left the hopes were missed as 3 points at the buzzer $37.00 sixers took the victory by 2 points before sticking with the a basketball over there was some spectacular moves by sacramento kings rashawn homes and their game against the denver nuggets what's this there's the was i would

think you there. was this look at this the good that is existing there's a guy that was right there this is by 24 points for holmes the kings a still lost the game to malmo scored 18 for the nuggets as they won by 5 to make it 3 straight wins. to tennis and the paris mosque as well rafael nadal and novak djokovic are fighting for the year and will number one ranking this week ahead of the tournament the pair practice together for the 1st time in years djokovic is currently number one but the way the rankings work in adel was secured top spot if he wins the title in paris this week the joke of it will do all he can to deny him as he looks to end the year as a top player for 6 time. i don't try to think about it too much because then you

know all these calculations and paying attention while he does are the players is you know i'm really proud of the rivalry that i've had with. but i also enjoyed our practice session very much when the it was a practice practice match we played but it's the same time we felt like a real mansion intensity was there the competition was there. and we've just heard that women's number 3 now me osaka has pulled out of the w.t. finals with a shoulder injury on monday simona halep came through a tough test in her opening match instance an able to tap in for that from a set down and save the match point before beating us open winner and risk. their all continues over the where the next year's olympic masson and walking races should be held with less than a year to go international in picking miti has decided to move the event to support because of the extreme heat in tokyo but now one of the largest parties in tokyo metropolitan government protests the decision. our city hall you get the sense that

no considerations have been made for the athletes the spectators who had already bought their tickets and who were looking forward to these events the potential spectators who will be cheering on the streets and also to the people involved in the operation no consideration has been made for these people and although they talk about so-called athletes 1st it can only be perceived as i.o.c. 1st. now story about a different kind of holds power a world cup showjumping event in finland is using manure from the. competing horses to generate electricity not just for the event but several homes in the capitol hill think the governing body for world showjumping say the system generated the 150 megawatt hours there was even some electricity left over which was then transmitted to finland's national grid. we had a vision to do something for before making the peano word and we didn't have

a clue what how to start but then we jumped into a sponsorship in partnership with fortune. big big international energy company and they came up with this from a new invention so we built a vision that we like to be the leading question event in sustainability. i'll finish with by female a free diver from this is that 4 year old man plunging into the icy waters of a cave in southern turkey which dates back to the ice 8 feet drive as a swim without any breathing equipment at but this time as she was old so swimming without any offense incredibly she managed to go 100 meters with just one single breath made into a tree so many thanks indeed that is it for the news thanks very much indeed for watching sorry he's about to get you in just a few moments i will see you again from.

in the land of the free the cost of medication is killing people this particular pill is going to be anywhere from $800.00 to $1100.00 and citizens are desperate entire bus load of americans coming to wal-mart in canada to buy insulin because just where they can afford it faultlines investigates the spiraling costs of prescription drugs in the usa i will have to make a decision as to when to stop treatment and choose to die so that i can leave my husband with enough the cost of living on al-jazeera.

can't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide what i just agree with that toy it sounds like i'll be leaving the public the country for the actions not literally me anybody these people ah well trained as much a part of the islamic state machine as we have been very version of populism alters

future join me many are some as i put up from questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. al-jazeera. that i couldn't. demonstrations and deadly as protestors are caught up in life by venting their anger against the government. i'm sam is a this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tense times at the border the deadline looms for kurdish fighters to completely withdraw from turkey is border in northern syria. we'll tell you why protests in chile are continuing this.