that was signed between the russians it's and between the turks and so so i think the syrian government would give more time to this deal to be implemented in those parts of the of the country particularly the idea of us questions all the way from zobrist to everybody here on the border of iraq but the potential of a confrontation yes indeed it's still there because we're not only talking about those areas we're still talking about the areas of about it with the turkish military montagne observation post there were criticized by the syrian president a few days ago when he was made a surprise visit all the all the outskirts of the province of idlib saying that if turkey does not pull out war he still that ok has him ahead but i thank you well the day after the philippines was struck by a powerful earthquake people are worried about aftershocks the magnitude 6.5 tremor struck the southern philippines on thursday killing at least 5 people some 12000 people are staying in shelters in the island of mindanao and there was another

earthquake on friday off the southern coast but no reports of injuries or damage genuine dogon has more from north. very easy to underestimate the devastation like this if you only look at it from the 50000 number perspective with at least about 5 people dead almost around 16 global from the other earthquake last week there is a tendency to underestimate the devastation but when you're actually on the ground and you see the enormity of the devastation then you realize that this is something that's going to last the impact is going to last a lot longer perfect example would be the facilities in florida and structures like this hospital behind me this is a district hospital you know it over the last few days because of the devastation and the impact of the damage and the building all of the patients are being treated right outside the hospital many of them old people who were not able to run out when the earthquake struck at least 16000 people have already been displaced there

is not enough food there is not enough water i mean these are very very basic but immersion urgent needs that need to be given and in just this town alone the calamity fund has already been depleted the situation in this town is similar all across many parts of north of about the province still had on al-jazeera dispersing demonstrators what chile's government is doing to try to and protest against economic inequality. hello again welcome back to the national weather forecast for across europe we have 2 different stories talk about out here towards the east it is still the very cold air pushing across much of eastern europe as well as into western russia over here

towards the west though it is a big storm system coming in off the atlantic and that is bring a lot of rains winds as well as a lot of clouds across much of the region so today it is going to be a very messy day. anywhere from the u.k. all the way down across parts of france as well we may even see some rain pushing into parts of switzerland and the winds are going to be the major concern not only for today but also going into tomorrow know a lot of the rain begins to make its way across central europe but it is going to be the winds that still continue across much of the region so expect to see probably some travel delays as well as power outages across much of that region over here towards east temperatures begin to start to warm up a little bit as we go towards saturday with kiev seeing attempt a few about 9 degrees so for london though expect to see the heaviest rain today the winds continuing tomorrow and by the time we get towards sunday we expect to see those temperatures about average at 12 degrees there well cross parts of tunisia as well as algeria we are going to be seeing a lot of heavy rain across much of the region and tunis a rainy day for you with the tempter 22 inches 22 as well. as

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following on the top stories on al-jazeera. inquiring to president trump is moving to a public phase with open hearings in congress the democrat led house of representatives approved the resolution on thursday formalizing the procedure is. turkish and russian troops are expected to start joint patrols soon in northeastern syria a so-called safe zone that follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish fighters to a depth of 30 kilometers south of the border inside syria. and schools and banks in lebanon's capital have reopened some of the mc least after weeks of anti-government protests demonstrations continued overnight in beirut with activists demanding that all political leaders step down. thousands of people who say they're fed up with pakistan's government have started demonstrating on the streets of the capital a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative opposition party entered islam about on thursday demanding prime

minister iran can resign the group left herat. she on sunday picking up more supporters as they stopped in several cities along the way they say khan who has refused to step down hasn't fulfilled his promise of strengthening the economy come a hider monitoring developments from the capital islamabad talk us through what you're seeing in this convoy that has now arrived in islamabad. well as you can see behind me there are tens of thousands of paper who have gathered at the revenue of the protests but several kilometers and each direction from the main area where the leaders are going to be addressing the crowd there are way it goes back to on both sides people have brought the bedding clothing food everything including. that day registered for the long haul but it was by far the largest protest we had written it and it's lot more bad today now important as you

mentioned the. dating is by modifying the ram on the j u i the jameer dolomite islam their supporters have come from all across the country the mall and i had also been speaking to the local t.v. networks and he said that he really gave the prime minister imran khan 3 days to tender his resignation otherwise he said they're going to be up to his support to take matters into their own hands the prime minister on the other hand remaining determined and also the security forces on alert to stop these people from entering into islamabad although life is going on normal in islamabad and route would spend a major section of the road no doubt because she made highways completely jam packed and the government of course said also constituted its own negotiating game but the opposition it seems is not giving the kind of support that they should be

giving to the j u i be. god the j u i would say that there's no point returns march against the government so far they're dead dead supporters who are turning up in very large numbers ok come on high don't thank you for that update from islamic law. iraq's president has promised to hold early elections and says prime minister odd robin matiya will resign but only once a replacement is agreed large crowds again made their way to it's a higher square in central baghdad on thursday night more than 200 people have been killed in weeks of violent antigovernment protests sara looks back at how we got here. it's been a testing time for iraq's leadership exactly a month ago a young iraqis responded to calls on social media to start a new wave of anti-government protests. and they've been doing so ever since in the capital baghdad and elsewhere in iraq oh here is

a war and political turmoil have left iraqis feeling desperate they all demanding change but up with the unemployment to cops in health care system and corruption they want an end to a bureaucratic political system that's been in place since the u.s. led invasion toppled saddam hussein was still when will we stay like this we are a nation that loves life our country is rich you steal from us we will remain stuck fast men and women together protest in iraq have been reoccurring over the last few years but this time many of criticized the government's response as heavy handed security forces have used tear gas and i munition against the demonstrators within the 1st week alone more than a 100 people were killed and thousands more wounded and the death toll has been rising ever since the united nations has called for the protection of peaceful protesters activists and journalists say they've been intimidated the internet has been cut off in some areas and there's

a curfew in place but those on the streets have largely ignored it it's a new journey earlier this week either lobdell matty who became iraq's prime minister a little over a year ago pledged to reshuffle his cabinet and bring in reforms a promise that hasn't stopped the protesters from demanding his resignation. mocked others saw through deeds parliaments largest block in his political rival in parliament headed i'm going have also called on him to resign on thursday iraq's president but home saleh said that he is ready to step down if a replacement is agreed upon the kind of place he was i want to include civil groups in order to have the aspired reforms within the legal framework and in a manner that preserves public interest peace and security the current situation cannot go on we are truly in need of reform and massive changes. it took 8 months to form iraq's new cabinet at a time when many iraqis say they don't trust the government but it's not clear how

long it will take for these reforms to make any difference. what is known know is that these iraqis insist they'll keep on protesting until all their demands are met so to hide out. the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on iran this time targeting its construction sexor state department is accusing to revolutionary guards with its considers a terrorist organization or being involved in the industry it's also identified for materials it says have been used in iran's ballistic missile program and has issued an embargo on their trade. chilean government says the damage caused by 2 weeks of unrest has surpassed a $1000000000.00 to major summits due to be held in santiago have been cancelled and despite a 2 day public holiday the demonstrations for social reforms are continuing our line america editor of the c.n.n. reports from the capital. but the neck to finance this are

locking up their hardware store in downtown santiago after taking out everything with saving. it all we had in this stall but there hasn't been a single day without looting we've lost 60 percent of our income particularly we have commitments bills taxes and salaries to pay i don't know how we'll manage. until 2 weeks ago chile was the envy of the region home to the so-called chilean economic miracle. but an explosion of social unrest has changed all that. while most demonstrations are peaceful who did an extremely violent groups all over the country have been burning and pillaging private and public property. that includes this emblematic public library that was just ransacked. until now the vandals have respected our center but yesterday they went too far they took the books and everything. the damage so far has well surpassed

a $1000000000.00 according to the government tourism is also being devastated and not just because of the cancellation of the cop $25.00 and the apec summit which would have won millions of dollars into the economy in this area for example downtown shops have been burnt down even though hotel seriously damaging to its reputation as that america's safest and home this country. many shopping centers and hundreds of damage supermarkets remain shut along with small businesses all of which will impact jobs. the very large percentage of the population because the small companies. employ so that would reflect people so the government will have to think very measured. congress has in fact passed a bill at lightning speed freezing electricity prices until the end of next year

and obliging the power companies to reverse a 10 percent tariff hike that went into effect this month. it won't be enough to appease the widespread demands for profound social and economic reforms but too many it's proved that their politicians will only listen when they are under extreme pressure. you see in human scent the. colombia has launched a military offensive to find the gunman responsible for the murders of 10 people including 5 indigenous leaders in the southwestern provinces of. it's believed the dissident faction of the fark and now demobilized rebel group is responsible for the killings. caravan of grief. beloved governor. christine about this there was the top spiritual leader of this semi autonomous indigenous reservation in the southwestern province of kalka. noise she

always fought against the presence of weapons in our territory against drug trafficking and working to strengthen our process. she was killed on tuesday together with 4 indigenous guards by armed groups who profit from the drug trafficking of cocaine and marijuana in this conflict weave in the region criminal groups she openly confronted. to the armed groups i want to say this is our house and dorothy's we tell you you are not welcome here. the colombian government is blaming at this event faction of the now demobilized rebel group fark for the murders the attackers crippled the governor's car with bullets in a grenade as the community tried to stop them from entering their territory 6 other men were wounded. others caught up in via tact to save themselves by jumping off this cliff president to travel to the region to condemn the attack and then

announce to the ploy meant of $2500.00 troops to the region. clearly the murderers and those responsible for this crime a drug trafficking organizations dissidents outcasts what they want is to maintain the drug traffic light business and seek to silence him in indigenous communities. yet his announcement rang hollow for many here trade center attacks have increased since the signing of the peace deal with fire in 2016120 indigenous people have been killed in the last 14 months there's anger and fear among the community most believe the government's response has been too little too late and could even prove to be counterproductive but this is useless it will only bring more violence more conflict and more did all military presence is not the solution the solution is social investment in the communities to in the need for drug trafficking for the

people of track where you know their response to their repeated calls for help has been inadequate leaving them mourning the dead of their last tragedy and wondering who will be next i listen to them and just see that that where you are. hundreds of people have descended on the international monetary fund building and one of sirens demanding the organization should leave argentina. want the government to spend money tackling poverty instead of paying the country's debts argentina is facing a deepening economic crisis and owes a record $57000000000.00 to the i.m.f. . hong kong protesters have taken advantage of halloween to defy a ban on wearing face masks demonstrations were held in a busy party district with police using shields and tear gas to disperse crowds anti-government demonstrators have been protesting against the ban on face masks at rallies which came into effect early october protests have raised her 5 months over chinese mainland influence over the territories affairs. the marathon and race walk

events at next year's summer olympic games will officially be held in south poor oh that's after tokyo's governor reluctantly agreed to change the venue local organizers were shocked when the international olympic committee an ounce the move 2 weeks ago over heat concerns the i.o.c. has agreed that no other events will be moved and that tokyo won't bear the costs of changing the venue. you know as the host city in respect to the importance of building the system to strive for the success of the games although we cannot guarantee with the i.o.c. is decision the government of tokyo has decided not to interfere with the decision of the i.o.c. which owns the authority to make the last decision. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera in the u.s. the impeachment inquiry into president trump is moving to a public phase with open hearings in congress after the house approved

a resolution formalizing the procedures some schools and banks in lebanon have reopened after weeks of anti-government protests demonstrations continued overnight with activists demanding that all political leaders step down turkish and russian troops are expected to start joint patrols soon in northeastern syria so-called safe zone follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish fighters to a depth of 30 kilometers south of the border inside syria. a day after the philippines was struck by a powerful earthquake people are worried about aftershocks the magnitude 6.5 tremor struck the southern philippines on thursday killing at least 5 people and thousands of people protesting against pakistan's government has started to rally in the capital in a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative opposition party entered islam about on thursday demanding prime minister imran khan quit or has the latest from islamabad these people have gone

where they have gone where their food supply campaigning on the road and the moron are giving an interview to a local television station that is giving giving 3 days after their government are dying. to be up there in the pretty good baghdad nic move to the situation quite critical if it indeed a very big rally iraq's president has promised to hold early elections and prime minister will resign but only once a replacement is agreed large crowds again made their way to how do you square in central baghdad on thursday night more than 200 people have been killed in weeks of violent antigovernment protests hong kong protesters have taken advantage of halloween to defy a ban on wearing face masks demonstrations were held in a busy party district of police using shields and tear gas to disperse crowds antigovernment demonstrators have been protesting against the ban on face masks at

rallies those are the headlines the stream is coming up next on al-jazeera. i think the prime minister. we should do to give a break take a look at it. and making this country the great just plain old it pretty much is the. drama of bricks it on al jazeera. welcome to the stream other stations around the u.k. say various facing constant police buzz online and face to face as the atmosphere around proxy grows more toxic of the ok. as the u.k. prepares for a general election we look at the impact of intimidation on elected representatives and what it means for u.k. democracy join the conversation through twitter and you tube.

members of the u.k. parliament say they are subject to threats and intimidation from opponents and even some of their constituents as people are made at odds over the future direction of the country reports of abuse suffered by m.p.'s and other elected officials particularly women have risen dramatically since the 2016 breck's at referendum a parliamentary report says the problem is now commonplace and undermines politicians upwards to represent the people on wednesday culture secretary nikki morgan declared she will not seek reelection after suffering abuse and that her and her family a day earlier liberal democrat m.p. heidi allen announced she will stand down and she is exhausted by the personal abuse she has suffered on line and in the street from all of this we're joined from romsey hampshire by cowal i know she's a conservative member of parliament shaista aziz is a labor party councillor for oxford city council she is also code vice chair of the

fabian women's network she joins us from manchester can lead better. is ambassador at the joe cox foundation an organization working with communities to build a more tolerant society she is near the town of keaton in west yorkshire hello ladies good to have you i wish it was over a better conversation that we're about to have i have to show you or this tweet i am sure in your various different work you have seen is just phillips is an m p she says here this is so chilling i'm not scared of an election i am scared i might be hurt or killed and to show you what jess describes herself as a labor m.p. for birmingham yardley and then just down here saudade unseemly a grotesque according to a little man on the internet that is alluding to some of the behavior that is happening on social around politicians came you happen to know that this isn't just online harassment for jess things have actually happened offline as well can you

tell us a little bit more what do you know. yeah absolutely i mean you know to start with the only reason that i'm doing this this evening is because i know to my very day a personal cost where this level of abuse and intimidation can lead cox was the british politician who was murdered on the street in june 26th just prior to the referendum and joan was my sister and i live and i feel the pain of that day every single day of my life and there was a very brief period of time after joe was killed where people said a lot of the right things about how we had to do things differently and we should be more kinder and more compassionate in our politics and that lasted for a very short period of time within weeks of joe been killed things descended into the toxic kind of debate that we see now and it's definitely got worse in the 3 and a half years since that time so i know jess phillips i know i know lots of m.p.'s i've got to know lots of them some of who knew joe and some of whom didn't and the

level of abuse and intimidation they are facing at the moment is unprecedented and very very worrying and it's very difficult and i'm aware that it's difficult for me to be objective and i am in danger of being accused of scamming going but for these women in particular when they're but men as well this is their reality and they are very very scared about their safety can we thank you for sharing reliving that for us on line so many people say what it is that you're referencing you talked about a toxic debate getting worse people online say part of that is because the rise of social media and the fact that so much of that debate is happening online so i want to direct all of your attention to this article the conversation the headline the people who abuse impedes online and one of the writers of that piece sent us a video comment in it he talks about the kind of people that take to the web take to twitter to spew this abuse this is liam mclaughlin is a researcher at the university of south or to manchester and here's what he says.

so what do we know about people who abuse and he's online firstly we know that they don't wake up in the morning and think they're going to abuse an m.p.'s what they do is quite reactionary in nature they'll see a tweet on their feet and respond to that or the see something in the news or they'll see how to constipate interest in a scene the most abuse comes in the form to reply to an m.p.'s tweet or it spikes massively whenever bret's it's being debated in the house of commons. caroline i'll give ballin to you because you told our producers ahead of the show that you have your notifications for your social accounts turned off why is that. so that was a friend of mine a colleague did that for me i was the immigration minister for 18 months and the level of abuse i was getting online well so horrific and i gave my phone to a friend in the house of commons and she just filled with it for about 3 minutes

until they go notifications gone these people are not going to trouble you anymore and that is one strategy to deal with it simply turn off the notifications that look and i have some really brilliant dedicated staff who will always alert me and more importantly the police to when there is a direct threat but i also have an amazing 21 year old daughter who sometimes she'll send me a text message in the dead of night that just says i love you mommy and in her world that is code for the for the she knows i'm taking the lead with the use online and she just wants me to know that there are good people out there to my kind that there are people who say well this is on line say what you think you tend of unification you don't have the rebate but this isn't just the peace and harassment that is happening online can you never see a little glimpse of your offline life as well you know so i think that's a really important point to make it's easier to ignore it when it's online and i take the view it's your experts this is sad people alone in their bedrooms late at night to send online abuse and they're quite easy to ignore when somebody walks

up to you in the marketplace or rumsey which is the beautiful market town in hampshire and says you're a traitor who deserves to be shot that enters the real world that leaves you feeling afraid and it's great to be with kim the seedling because although i didn't know joe well i knew that joe cox was a kind person a person who whenever she reached out to me in the house of commons if i'd made a speech the. she thought was ok she i can remember her due to me she reached out to touch my whole staircase and separates the each and you know that was for somebody who i really didn't know to work and that sadly didn't have a chance to get nowhere and you suddenly hear a gentleman that melted say to you in your own constituency the town you grew up in you deserve to be shot and you think it's 3 years since a colleague of mine was shot. what sort of level of political discourse do we now

have that just because i might disagree with that man on bret's that it thinks i need to be killed late is that this this keeps occurring to me as i'm watching the sort of things that you're going for in your experience and what is going on in the u.k. that somebody would come up and say that in the straight. i think what's going on is that i respectfully cited faces of misfortune the is being normalized. normalized by people who need ships who are all using very toxic racist language and this should be normal and. i honestly was lucky enough to. keep those i went to show for 5 years and she was one of the kindest most polite to subdue the and women other than about the pressure to her friends and you know what happened to her should have been the moment when people actually pulled back a stop to thinking and doing but i'm not. and if we just look at you know the

united states of america when you've got a man who is being very present and who has the type of access to such the documentary towards women and also he would u.k. as a visible muslim woman the fact that my prime minister that amount of good luck to be the prime minister u.k. by all to be the fifty's the talk of language teaching all minority women is just not acceptable and i think if you take a cue from that but i also think the point that you make our lungs up the tree when you've got people i did god to keep old. sprouting hate. it may just be me and my hope people are living it may just seem like it was actually just from a pilot was women and it builds from that and i think often we're told to shrug ships off and to kind of just get on with it well i'm sorry which is not i think a lot more not nice to be dug out of people who are going out of their way to spread hey fred edition from ations and they ought to be talking women are

specifically to targeting minority women i met during. one of the well i would also want to also add to that i think in terms of of politicians and what politicians can do to improve things you know what should i send how answered. about joe is really heartwarming to hear and they're absolutely right you couldn't meet a kind of person that doesn't mean that it was afraid of little bush passionate debate and would certainly let you know what our opinions were on things but she always did it in a polite and respectful manner and i think this is where politicians have to step up and understand that they also have a very important role to play in terms of how they behave and how they speak to each other and it's fair to say in the past few weeks we've seen some pretty poor behavior from some politicians and again for me this is across the political spectrum and it's across the bridge that divide so i think it's really important to not just look at people who are who are giving a politician time that is also equally wrong but politicians have to think about

their role in this as indeed do the media and journalists and all the people in how they report things because i think the only way things will change is if we take this holistic approach and we all think about our responsibility because i understand the anger and frustration that people feel i am extremely angry about what's happened to my family but i am not giving into the anger i am channeling the anger and doing something positive to create a positive legacy for joe in terms of bringing people together we all have to change if anything will change carolyn i want to direct something at you because i'm so glad that kim just made the point she made because there are people in our audience making that it exact point right now so this is dave and i'd like to get your thoughts on a few people's thoughts that run along the same line dave says while it is totally unacceptable it's because the m.p.'s are ignoring people's wishes and breaking promises another person on twitter barry reed says citizens have suffered at the hands of egos of politicians for hundreds of years well paid and apt why wouldn't

the population finally be tired and angry at the status quo and one more i'll share from you tube someone watching live over there writes in to say that he believes this there's cause for this because are we not allowed to be angry with m.p.'s. it's room over on you tube what would you say to people with that perspective so i think it's perfectly legitimate to be angry i think it's perfectly ok to have we're past discussions and debates about what is wrong with bret's it why you haven't managed to deliver it after all of these years but i think we have to make our political discourse of a much higher caliber i think we have to play the ball not the man or woman and i think we have to make sure that we are careful about the language we use that's critically important and people have heard me in the house of commons calling out colleagues that have used careless language that have nor thought about the impact of the words they using and what might seem ok to say traitor in one breath to

pretend that people have somehow betrayed the population actually the 650 members of parliament in the house of commons each one of whom is trying their best to do the best for their own constituents of course we don't all agree you know that's the beauty of democracy they have to agree but i think it's really wrong to say that we're deliberately trying to frustrate the will of the people with in ect actually some of the people that you will meet in the house of commons in the most brilliant intelligent caring hardworking individuals and to try and portray all of us tar us all with one brush is just very wrong and i think them came you mention the media and you are a lot of these cues are being taken from the extreme language should be news but i think to lead when you flash the word trade across the front page of a leading newspaper.