28000 jobs that have been added to the american workforce in the last month these are the types of issues he's trying to appeal to the ordinary voter in order to make his case since he knows that in the house of representatives it's going to be a challenge the fact of the matter is that there has been a parade of trump administration officials who have said they were uncomfortable with the phone call between the u.s. president and the ukrainian president that the u.s. president may have overstepped his bounds in terms of withholding aid suggesting to withhold military aid in exchange for looking for the promise of an investigation into one hit of his political rivals the u.s. president also pointing to those who are conducting their constitutional oversight responsibilities in the house of representatives namely the chair of the intelligence committee adam schiff tweets that adam schiff is on a power trip many witnesses were called if you had problems with the calls but many

others didn't have a problem with the call and again appealing to the public he says the public is watching and seeing for themselves how unfair this process is he's also pointed the fingers at the democrats calling them corrupt and accusing them of trying to take down the republican party the end of the day the polls matter and the polls continue to show that americans are sharply divided over whether or not to impeach the president that's why i think we'll continue to see this u.s. president making his case not only on twitter but he's also headed to mississippi later in the day here in the united states he's going to another make america great again rally we expect that we're going to hear a lot in his defense at that rally and also as he leaves the white house you often speaks to reporters where we expect he'll double down on his claims of innocence committee thank you for that committee health care with the latest live in washington d.c. and still ahead on the bulletin new fines for dolphins more people from their homes in the u.s. state of california. hello

again it's good to have you back well we have seen plenty of rain here across parts of vietnam of the last few days and you can see the clouds right there making their way toward the northwest so for her noyo do expect to see more clouds here on saturday but down across much of southern china it is going to be the clouds not the rain that is going to be the problem we could be seeing some stroppy seas down here across the south but for hong kong though it is going to be a mostly cloudy day at $28.00 and for shanghai expect to see more clouds in the forecast with the tempter there of $23.00 degrees well here across much of parts of india we are watching a storm system just off the carolina and that system is making its way towards the northwest now the system is intensifying and over the next few days we don't expect to see much in terms of rain maybe a few showers here coming on to the shore of mumbai but it really is going to be

the storm surge that we are going to be watching as well as the rip tides across much of the region in terms of the forecast from a buy it is going to be a cloudy and rainy as we go towards saturday by the time we get to sunday things improve temps wise we do expect to see a temperature of $32.00 degrees there then here in doha do expect to see temperatures about $33.00 degrees over towards $34.00 but down towards the law expect see the remnants of a cycle own bring some clouds and some rain across the region. this decision to make the heroes of the show africa the middle east. to a stage played such. a claim should still makes the state the city becoming spritzed city excited to be sure to say.

this for the. good. of the prom and these are the top stories this hour turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols the north east and syria's so-called safe zone that follows a day or 2 from of the kurdish y.p. chief fashions to a distance of 30 kilometers south of the border pressure is evolving on the us president as another white house aide is expected to testify at the impeachment problem on friday the u.s. house committee conducting the inquiry as requested talk to robert blair to weeks of protests and roadblocks across lebanon schools and banks and reopen their tolls

the cost was angry about the limits imposed on how much money they can withdraw every day and some back from impose restrictions on money being sent abroad meanwhile protest is a continuing therefore for the entire government to resign. now funerals have taken place in pakistan for victims of a train explosion and fire at least 70 people were killed making it the worst of rail disaster in more than a decade the tory gate in the reports. movie. 100 people gather after morning prayers for the funeral of mohammed salie a comic headache from a small town in southern pakistan where many of the victims of this rail disaster lived at least 42 residents boarded the packed train on thursday morning bound for a religious festival near the whole officials say many of the bodies are so badly they'll have to be identified through d.n.a. testing a process that could take up to a month for the relatives of the missing the way.

there are many people who are still missing they can only be traced after d.n.a. there is no information about them we can never forget. the accident happened. after the train's departure from kharaj in the south headed for the northern city of rawalpindi investigators say the fire broke out after a gas cylinder exploded initial reports suggest passages were using gas to cook breakfast witnesses say in addition to those who were alive many people died as they tried to jump from the high speed burning train. heard about the accident or rushed home immediately consoled my father my mother and sisters were crying. it's pakistan's worst rail disaster a move in a decade pakistanis have long complained about a lack of investment safety standards mismanagement and corruption prime minister imran khan has launched an investigation and these relatives are demanding justice

victoria. now thousands of people who said that they're fed up with pakistan's government have been demonstrating in the capital a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative opposition party entered islamabad on 1st a demanding prime minister and man can resign the group left touchy on sunday picking up more supposed his supporters as they stopped in several cities along the way they say can hers refusing to step down she hasn't fulfilled his promises strengthening the economy is solid and java's has moved from islamabad tens of thousands of people from across pakistan have gathered in the frederick capital which is being called the largest show force in recent years these are people who belong to old political parties who are in the opposition and most of them belong to a lot of other amongst followers who've been coming here from all corners of the country they say that they will stay here for the next 3 days until the prime minister resigns 60 strict security arrangements have been made in the federal capital the

red zone is being sealed containers all over the federal capital and are blocking roads and access ways and people have been telling us but despite all of these all of these blockades they will march to words the credit up and the word the seat of power if their leader asks them to so far for the room on the credit who's leading this protest called the march of freedom arch wants the government to resign he says he will not budge unless he gets the resignation that we've heard from the government saying that this is out of the question the interior minister saying that he will facilitate all protests as long as they remain peaceful and do not disrupt the peace of the city security officials here in this march have been telling us for about 18 kilometers this is hundreds and thousands of people who according to organizers are gathered here and then continue to stay there for the next 3 days and wait for the orders from their leader whether he wants them to

march to words the seed of capital the president parliament which has been. rock the dead by katrina but a large contingent of security officials as well. now and to a virtuous politician nigel farage is wrapping up pressure on prime minister boss johnson to abandon his withdrawal agreement for raj surely the brits at party offered to help johnson's conservatives when next month's election if he cancels the day and if not he's threatening to run candidates against the conservatives and every single seat he inherited mrs may's appalling surrender treaty and he did it with the clock running down to the 31st of october and i don't doubt for a moment that he tried his best to improve it and perhaps the one significant achievement was that great britain is not committed to being in the customs union but the price of that was appalling. iraq's president has promised to hold early elections and says prime minister the man the rove resigned but only once

a replacement is agreed protest as a 6 protest rather a still ongoing in baghdad 30 square large crowds of people gathered on thursday night more than 200 people have been killed in weeks of violent anti-government protests now protesters in algeria rallying for the 37th friday in a row. the crowds began marching before friday prayers to mark the anniversary of the uprisings against french colonialism demonstrators are rejecting plans for an election in december fearing they'll be neither fit free nor fair they want everyone like the former president of the disease beautifully cut to step down he questioned april now palestinians are protesting in the gaza strip as part of weekly demonstrations that have been going on since march of last year protest as a quota for the right to return to terror trade now under israeli occupation they're also demanding an end to the construction of illegal settlements tomorrow

marks the 102nd anniversary of the balfour declaration that's the british government's show of support for a jewish homeland in palestine and meanwhile israel has approved the construction of more than 2000 settlers homes in the occupied west bank the watchdog group peace now says most of the new housing is being built and settlements that israel may eventually evacuate under a deal with the palestinians more than $8000.00 units have been approved since the beginning of the year that's an increase of nearly 50 percent well hug it off as the head of the settlements watch team at peace now and she said that the israeli government is only making the situation more difficult for both sides israel needs to withdraw from were spanked because as long as we are occupying it was bank we are. a situation where we can true. right. this is something wrong.

with drawing from the west bank would be very hard for the israeli government if there are so many israeli settlers there so the impact of thousands of circles being added every year in center it's mean is that it's harder to undo it and that's why we must stop it a public health emergency has been declared and the indian capital new delhi because of high pollution levels all schools have been ordered to close until next week and construction has been temporarily banned pollution particles in the air have reached 9 times the recommended level small from fireworks set off during the festival of the valley along with benon crops from neighboring states and push the air quality and decks into the severe category now stronger dry when have eased in the us state of california given crews a chance to get on top of wildfires that have destroyed homes and forced thousands of people to flee electricity has been restored to hands off to cut some pause to

prevent more flare ups priyanka gupta reports. this is what will come to terrified residents of san bernardino in southern california when at 5 o l. so out there. it's one of the 2 due wildfires in the area that have in cost homes and forced hundreds of people to escape the roaring flames our neighbor over here he came back door. here today. but anyway here here's the. thing and then the fire department came up and he was right. my neighbor. here. for ours far far to struggles against strong wind gusts to stop the fire from spreading in fan. and trooper valley by thursday morning the

blaze have spread across the 140 hector's of tended dry land local authorities are asking people here to stay alert i want to remind people stay vigilant you don't see the wind blow and roll hard right now at least where we're but you go up on the side of the hill or up in the areas the winds are very erratic so please stay vigilant. in northern california there was some good news hundreds of firefighters there were able to control 60 percent of a major blaze that's been raging since last wednesday. that came good fire is the biggest so far this season it's destroyed nearly $300.00 homes and properties and burned thousands of hectares of land in the sonoma county wine region. the dry santa ana winds from the desert happen blamed for spreading the wildfires across the state wings so dry that the national weather service had to issue an extreme

red flag warning in los angeles and ventura counties. al-jazeera. to sarah we are now where temper exports are resuming as the government tries to make up for lower mining revenue and mentalists say this risks undoing 10 years of reforestation efforts with interest reports. another forest giant comes to the chainsaw. this tree took about 25 years to grow. but less than a minute to bring down. the rosewood is most preferred by loggers across forests in several of these majestic trees are being cut down illegally to meet an increasing demand for timber. or to say they are struggling to enforce the law we had to cut by. in adequate

shortages in our ranges to amend the forest so what we've done is to design programs where in the few number of us we have to target areas that are prevalent in our not to go. and have listed. where joined mahogany trees once to all these past brush and undergrowth are left environmentalist estimate that all the 3 percent of sterile yards forest cover the remains still bleeding from the cut its young trees like this and i mean targeted by longer simply because the giants of the forests are gone and environmentally is our warning that in a short while there won't be trees this size to be cut anymore. near the port here in the capital freetown the timber is prepared for export to china. as a large scale logging is not presuming that but the timber is exported to stop it from

rotting away. well it was something of office we came or we met a situation wherein there are a huge backlog of timbers that were already have a stead sit in the bush and some actually started going bad and a case was made to government to lift a temporary ban on the exportation of timber access to allow those who are actually invested in. the timber production to allow them to all too little export their woods or the logs so that is in place and the process is still ongoing . these forests are slowly transforming into grasslands environmentalists say with the level of deforestation so even the shrubs disappear they argue that the decision to leave the timber export by and temporarily set back the gains of the past 10 years to regenerate the forest initiative 3 years of this country

will never get them back once they are gone a new species some endemic you can't find them anywhere around the world except in sri and even if we lose those in the only species and we've lost the whole lot have lost something. it's clear those concerns formal i nor by law those whose only focus is the money they get in a country where it's a struggle to earn enough to survive. comedy breeze al-jazeera more than several. of the proud and die hard with the headlines on al-jazeera after weeks of protests and roadblocks across lebanon schools and banks have reopened their doors but there are restrictions on how much money people can send abroad to prevent capital flight customers are also angry about the limits on daily withdrawals meanwhile protesters

continue their demands for the entire government to resign and other news turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols the northeastern syria so-called safe zone it follows a deal to remove kurdish y p g fighters to a distance of 30 kilometers south of the border. has more from shannon or from near the border this is the 1st instance where the russians of the turks will on the ground very fine that the as the is pulling out from all those areas inside the city now russia has given reassurances to the turkish government that 34000 biases may live from the white b.g. with turkey says that it will or limit sure that that does really happen in fact when it sends its own teams on the ground to verify that this is happening now thousands of people who say that they're fed up of pakistan's government have started demonstrating on the streets of the capital

a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative opposition party entered islamabad and thursday demanding prime minister and man can resign they say can hasn't fulfilled his promise of strengthening the economy. now breaks at party leader nigel farage as promised to help boris johnson when the u.k. election but only if he abandons his withdrawal deal with the european junior farrar says that enforces the u.k. to continue following e.u. rules and he's threatening to run candidates in every seat against the conservative party if the agreement as and dropped the breaks that party wants to crash out of the e.u. saying it would be a clean break now pressure is growing on the us president as another white house aide is expected to testify in the impeachment probe on friday the us house committee conducting the inquiry has requested to talk to robert blair the herrings assuming it's had to go public after a vote and the u.s. house of representatives well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us

the strain is coming up next thank you very much for watching. this centuries it was the remote this is a visit with indigenous communities the protected them from the rapacious outside world now it's what shields those who are encroaching on protected indigenous territory starting fires and threatening the residents of the county to the had their 1st contact with the outside walls in 1978 they are going to. catch eager to king her native language translated for us into portuguese remembers it well she says they brought diseases that decimated a community but that. we had a lot of land and we lived peacefully now you really feel fear that are very few of us the invaders are coming closer it's difficult to gauge why a place so remote so frank who should not says so munch to the rest of the world's indigenous people who live here who has realized that now is the smoke there was

the sky and the ashes pollute the river the rest of the world is beginning to realize it too. welcome to the stream politicians around the u.k. say they are facing constant online face to face as the atmosphere around proxy grows more toxic after the ok. as the u.k. prepares for a general election we'll 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 daily abuse 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 afterwards to represent the people on wednesday culture secretary mickey morgan declared she will not seek reelection after suffering abuse aimed at her and her family a day earlier a liberal democrat m.p. heidi allen announced she will stand down and she is exhausted by the personal abuse she has suffered on mine and in the street from all of this we're joined from romsey hampshire by caroline oaks she is a conservative member of parliament. these is a labor party councilor for oxford city council she is also cold vice chair of the fabian women's network she joins us from manchester can lead better is ambassador at the jo 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 they steve i am sure in your various different work you have seen this jess phillips. as 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 just show you what jess describes herself as a labor m.p. for birmingham yardley and then just down here saudade unseemly and 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 that 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 growing but for these women in particular when there 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 that 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 in the conversation the headline the people who abuse impedes online and one of the writers of that piece of 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 he's a researcher at the university of south and in manchester and here's what he says. so what do we know about people or b.m.p. is online firstly we know that they don't wake up in the morning and think they go to peace and peace what they do is quite reactionary in nature they'll see a tweak on their feet in response to that or the see something in the news or

they'll see hausa 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 the press it's being beta house of commons. caroline i'll give balin 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 about 3 minutes of her leg or 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 to 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 father 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 tell of unification you don't have to remove aids 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 expert said 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 this evening because although i didn't

know jo well i knew that jo 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 that was for somebody who i really didn't know to work and that sadly didn't have a chance to get up 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 he 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 sing that in the street. i think what's going on is

that i respectfully cited spaces of misfortune the if we normalize it be normalized by people he ships who are all using very toxic racist language and this should be normal and. i honestly was lucky enough to ask him those i went to show for 5 years and she was one of the kindest most polite to sobriety 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 start to thinking i'm doing better 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 document to towards women and also he would u.k. as a physical with the 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 a talk of language fiji's with 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. routing hate. it they just be it made people are living it may just be like what actually does homophile an alibi doesn't get women and it builds from that and i think often we're told to shut sheets 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 hate but edition from ations and they ought to be talking women are specifically to targeting minority women i met during the. one of the well i would also want to also add to the idea in terms of of politicians and what politicians can do to improve things you know what shall i say and 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 joe was afraid of little passionate debates and would certainly let you know what her 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 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 inept 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 has gone 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 role not a man or woman and i think we have to make sure that we are careful about the language we use that's critically important that 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 look great 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 x. 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 told us all with one brush is just very wrong and i think them came you mention the media earlier and they meet a lot of these cues are being taken from the extreme language should be new but i think to lead so when you splash the word traitor across the front page of a leading newspaper well of course of course people are going to knock that language a bigot perfectly that the book and you know that the 2 tweet that you just read out are find it interesting that 2 men are giving those yes i'm sure women are common thing as well but i think it's very relevant because anger is traditionally a thing of the masculine trait now more than women are and you just knew going in there but i think for a lot of men that i'm a book too. expressed views without showing anger now it's completely legitimate to

be angry it's not legitimate to be racist homophobic it's origin is the issue does it to tell women m.p.'s online that you're going to go that level that's no i'm going that is criminal and that goes way beyond anger and i think we need to be really clear about how we talk about we should not refrain and also just want to add one point that which is i get out of the doors that are knock on doors on a regular basis i've been subject to a lot of very angry people and 9 times out of hand they are men and they say things that i think they would never say to anyone. in their own lives they've actually pulled back and it's not part of our love the conversation going from being very very unusual very language a very charged them call back and they calm down but part of the reason that is because all i am off the big arm with and i'm also willing to hold a dialogue with them and i have very uncomfortable conversations with them but it's a 2 way street because if we just shut everyone down when there and we get to. our

leaders then we give our audience some indication you are polite courteous civilized people so you're not using the language that is being used against you but his undernet son back and she is an m.p. she is lamenting at how many women now are standing down from their m p role and she shared a little while ago an e-mail message from one of her constituents she brought out some of the offending words all of them what is the point in having a 2nd referendum you stupid and you remain m.p.'s kind of on of the 1st one it's good you've no confidence vote women shouldn't be in politics it goes on and on and on that is just one example of the how receiving feedback that you are getting from your constituents if you are an m.p. let me introduce your audience to joe swinson she is the new leader of the liberal democrats and she's not saying it's the media's you are shyster she is actually

saying it's m.p.'s it's politicians to blame as well let's have a listen. i fear that the public watching today will perhaps take the view that this host does not take sufficiently seriously threats of violence we have had the attorney general are here today joke about wife beating and i may our god today have reported to the police a threat against my own child that has been dismissed as somebody mr speaker this is a disgraceful state of affairs and we must be able to find a way to conduct ourselves questioning. him the caucus foundation is helping people have better dialogue even if we disagree we can still talk to each other what has happened to m.p.'s where they don't seem to be at the top to each other and i think probably like the rest of us they are frustrated and they are angry and it was been

quite a bit frustrating situation to be having to be so obsessed with one issue when you want to be focusing on things that the country cares about but yeah i mean what we do think through just foundation we try to bring people to together we do a national annual campaign in the u.k. called the great get together and we encourage people to come together in communities up and down the country on what would have been joe's birthday and we did that in june and it's a very important weekend and actually what it shows is that most people do want an opportunity to find some common ground and to reunite with people in their local areas but what i would say in terms of in terms of what joe spencer was saying there i mean to be fair to her she was pointing out the problem with empowerment she wasn't just blaming politicians yeah and i think again until we start taking this holistic approach nothing will change so politicians need to look at the way that they're speaking to each other absolutely and but again as do the rest of us and the media again pick you know how much i said what i found in my very short period of time doing media stuff which i'm still not understand good at or anything

like that but is is they do they do want extreme opinions so often you know i try and take a view where i try and see all sides of the argument. so certainly you end up in this sort of big space in the middle and that's not exciting for the journalists is that they want people who are on the extreme ends of it so i think i would encourage the media to start thinking about how they can take a more balanced view of things you know and getting people on who might not be saying things that are going to make headlines so that that's what i was saying to them in terms of the media's role i want to play a video comment from someone who's also part of this conversation a different way she is part of an organization that addresses online harassment and she sent us this comment have a listen. the women of color in politics are to support me impacted by online abuse and harassment and a study by amnesty international and element a i last year found that female politicians and journalists in the study who were black were 84 percent more likely to be mentioned in abusive tweets and white women

and asian women were most likely to be mentioned in tweets that contained racial ethnic or religious slurs and the result of all of this is that online abuse arose our democracy by silencing and censoring the most marginalized voices in society it means that women and women of color in particular are just unable to freely and eastley express themselves online without fear of violence or abuse so i found about one to you because as a woman of color you already mentioned islam and so b a how do you think those issues affect you differently than they might other polys of yours. well they affect me deeply and personally. other women of color to keep black women are very clear about that and. then to the levels of hate we always know that when you look at the minute tool side of the shuttle. and so it. is a reflection the high. in the life well it's kind of

a mirror you know it's like it's. real life and i think people just become a culture that they can do a lot because they could be anonymous so if you are visible minorities like me for example of our nation i find that people think it's ok to like email me to my face i mean i could be talking about how to respond and i would be ciancia and again usually fined by many because. i be talking about should be a little bit less g.m. the she talked about was because women while i've been talking about housing so whatever i do think they will try about muslim women. just as jewish women i explained in the same thing as well and it's deliberately got me stumped by the thought if done to minimize that and not to make us actually just want to pack up and walk away and when i'm going to do that because we get on ship you and to this country up while these people are busy trying to pull the country down. and you

know i think that was really obvious from the tweet that antoinette was illegal and . said women can't think under pressure you have and that is absolutely a tactic to try and shut women not just up and go away to the woman you're not clever enough to think when things were bit difficult do you really do have to spare the sort of person that thinks that's ok to to hold those attitudes to a confetti those attitudes publicly but i sure doesn't alter the media culture and the political culture in mabel's those people because that's the messaging that they're getting from mainstream media and from many of our mainstream politicians so you know it all leads into each other is a beast that's beating beating is now completely and this is why it's they're dangerous but there's a lot of hope out there just one very clearly and while i think women are starting to show solidarity towards each other going networks of women that are coming together you know they do behind the scenes work they're doing that work on this as

well and so what i'd say to any woman in the kids watching this if you like to do this go and do it don't let anyone but you will if you don't do those things last 20 minutes we've scared anybody else who wants to remain involved in politics that is the ultimate this is that's the ultimate and i love it let me just move on just for a moment is something that caroline you shared on the on twitter this is from thicky ford m.p. and she talks about a special bond that holds went together in politics i think we are witnessing that right now on this show is so great to share a whole bunch of women who look who is in this picture excuse me who i just show you or caroline's backache as she's talking to ease of is in here. not so when using that it's all a diety holding together even though women are saying i am stepping down this is too much for me powerline what would be your advice how do you keep politicians safe in this very toxic atmosphere what's the way forward from your perspective so

i just want to say one thing about that photo that was taken last night there were a bunch of tory women some of whom were studying down some of them staying on there were a lot of tears last night because we we feel very strongly that they're all good current lovely people even qualified to see some who were only elected in 2015 people at sea in the kennedy davis and it is heartbreaking if you morgan who came in at the same time as me. saying that they've had enough they don't want to do more so i think. we have to change the tone of our politics we aren't going to achieve that unless we get more women into politics and i of arrived in parliament in 2010 and i had never experienced such me in my life i was the youngest daughter to a man who had daughters i had had a charmed life and i saw the thought of lived in a always prep school currently in the middle to 30 less than it's going you're closing thought for us with the water. some of the artistic together i've had some

fantastic support from women and peace across the house and i think that's really crucial that we do have to stand up for each other and out for each other thank you so much carol i know it's so he has a labor party towns let him lead but that lead better excuse me from the joe cuts foundation ladies thank you for being with us on the stream today final word goes to milk and the community i'll give it to susan on twitter he said surely the only thing that can be done to make politics safer for everyone is to toughen the penalties for those making threats and committing harassment both are mine and offline so for today keep your thoughts going through twitter you tube out as a dot com for slash the stream i think now the next time. zip zip zip zip zip zip. zip zip zip zip

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thousands of anti-government protesters marched to pakistan's capital demanding prime minister among tons of red. nation. and lebanese banks reopened for the fast time following 2 weeks of protests and customers are facing restrictions on transfers abroad. in sport new zealand in their rugby world cup in qatar where the women. are used to be in the 3rd place playoff outfit from france on a look at this on the very far to which we live in south africa. now turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols in north eastern syria and follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish y p g fighters from that area in the so-called safe zone ankara wants to create and runs along the turkish syrian border and extends about 30 kilometers into the syrian side the russian and

tucker's joint patrols will run about 10 kilometers deep along the border from jobless to mali kenya when our correspondent. that's near the turkish syrian border has and this is such a significant moment in this war today what are you hearing about the 1st day of patrols. well so far a winter without a problem with the joint patrols the tickler are traveling through areas from arsalan all the way east towards. and then. later to maliki which is all the border with iraq and this is a very crucial phase in the corporation between russia and turkey because it could be decisive in the sense whether we might see any confrontation in the future or not russia insists that most of the all this their fighters pulled out from the save zone so he says that the only way it can verify that this is true is through those joint patrols so expecting that to be further expanded they're going to go

all the way to combine the west men be put to lift to ensure that the fighters all pulled out east of the euphrates with their weapons those in the closer to the border are supposed to be moving all the way south from the. safe zone so this is a critical moment and we have also to bear in mind that when the as their fighters were pulling out the syrian army took advantage and redeployed taken over some of those areas which is which is creating a new shift in balance on the ground and the turkish government has been saying we want everyone out of those areas so this is going to be a critical moment for the parties and we're also hearing about syrian president assad warning about possible confrontations with turkey. the reason why he's been frustrated over the last few weeks is basically because of the safe zone which creates

a new political reality on the ground now has been grappling with ways to try to dislodge the syrian opposition now he has to deal with the turkish military wish by which has imposed a safe zone we she's going to maintain a military presence which is going to set up observation post let's listen to what he had to say about the minister presence of turkey in northeastern syria. the sun has full youth the whole of the syrian land is one and the theater of operations is one from the far south to the far north the turk is the american agent in this war we were fighting this aged turkey everywhere and whenever it struggled to do what it wanted it left no option but war this is obvious but i say we will need to keep open the opportunity for the political process in all its forms and if it didn't produce results then we consider them an enemy and it will get to war there is no other option for. us all the eyes are now on this save so on and the

joint patrols further west in it clear and particularly the mountains of lots activists been intense fighting between the syrian opposition and the and the government troops and there is an attempt by the government to further to words those areas surround it live and force all the rebels out of those places which is very delicate situation now because it live is the rebels last stronghold in syria the government is adamant it should come under its control the opposition is saying this absolutely no way they would see that's going talk to the syrian government has them are they're watching developments for us on the turkish syrian border thank you for that it has. now thousands of people who said they're fed up with pakistan's government have been demonstrating on the streets of the capital a convoy domination by supporters of a consent of opposition entered as i'm about on saturday demanding a prime minister in one congress sign the group left karate on sunday picking up more supporters as they stopped in several cities along the way they say khan has

refused to step down hasn't fulfilled his promise of strengthening the economy some of and of it has more friends on the. tens of thousands of people from across pakistan have gathered in the frigid capital which is being called the largest show force in recent years these are people who belong to old political parties who are in the opposition most of them belong to a lot of other amongst follows who've been coming here from all corners of the country they say that they will stay here for the next 3 days until the prime minister resigns 6 strict security arrangements have been made in the federal capital the red zone is being sealed containers all over the federal capital and are blocking roads and access ways and people have been telling us but despite all of these all of these blockades they will march to words the credit happen the word the seat of power if their leader us them to so far for the room on the credit

who's leading this protest called the march of freedom march wants the government to resign he says he will not budge unless he gets the resignation that we've heard from the government saying that this is out of the question the interior minister saying that he will facilitate all protests as long as they remain peaceful and do not disrupt the peace of the city security officials here in this march have been telling us for about 18 kilometers this is hundreds and thousands of people who according to organizers are gathered here and then continued to stare for the next 3 days and wait for the orders from their leader whether he wants them to march towards the seat of capital the president column of which have been blocked not just by the. but a lot of security. there about the economy but anger too and pakistan about train safety sheryl's have taken place there for victims of a train explosion and fire at least 70 people were killed making it the west for more than a decade. reports. 100 people gather after moving prayers for the

funeral of mohammed salie a comic headache from a small town in southern pakistan where many of the victims of this rail disaster lived at least 42 residents boarded the packed train on thursday morning bound for a religious festival near the whole officials say many of the bodies are so badly they'll have to be identified through d.n.a. testing a process that could take up to a month for the relatives of the missing the way. there are many people who are still missing they can only be traced after d.n.a. there is no information about them we can never forget. the accident happened. after the trains departure from kharaj in the south headed for the city of rawalpindi investigators say the fire broke out after a gas cylinder exploded initial reports suggest passages were using gas to cook

breakfast witnesses say in addition to those who were burned alive many people died as they tried to jump from the high speed burning train. heard about the accident or rushed home immediately consoled my father my mother and sisters were crying. it's pakistan's worst rail disaster removed in a decade pakistanis have long complained about a lack of investment safety standards mismanagement and corruption prime minister imran khan has launched an investigation and these relatives are demanding justice victoria. now the testimony of an aide to acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney and the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump has been postponed until monday robert blair is among those who listened in on the to the july 25th phone call between trump and the ukrainian president trump is accused of withholding aid to pressure ukraine and to investigation his political rival joe biden well i white house correspondent candy how katrine's us live now from

washington d.c. can be found the day after that impeachment vote surprisingly we've also been hearing from the president who has been busy tweeting what's he been saying and talk us through what happens now. yet in terms of the time little start with that we expect that there will be a continuation of the impeachment inquiry the form of hearings now more public as you point out as a result of the thursday vote and that will continue for about another month or so then it will be up to the house speaker nancy pelosi to schedule an impeachment vote and we expect that that could come sometime before the middle of december possibly into the 3rd week of december so that's the timeline it's tight and that's why you see the u.s. president taking to social media as he often does in the mornings on twitter making the case that he has done nothing wrong that there was nothing nefarious about that july 25th phone call between himself and the ukrainian president denying that he

had any suggestion of withholding military aid in order to have an investigation conducted in ukraine against one of his political rivals so the u.s. president saying that he is a victim of an unfair process appealing to the public in one of his tweets saying the public is watching and see for themselves how unfair this process is he's pointed a finger at the democrats who are conducting this investigation accusing them of trying to take down the republican party and targeting the man who is chairing all of this adam schiff chair of the house intelligence committee saying that he is on a power trip there is also another aspect to the president's. that we see emerging from this white house and that is the economic argument targeting the american public that may be concerned about a change of economic policy larry kudlow the economic advisor to the president speaking in the white house driveway in just the last few hours saying in fact that this is not only an unfair process but that investors don't want to see a change in economic policy in other words if you like the stock market you better

leave things as they are even if the president may or may have done something wrong so these are the arguments we're starting to see kind of cold less as this white house defends the president as this process moves forward can they how could that white house correspondent thank you kimberly well for more on this we can speak to steve clemons who is the host of the bottom line that's out there is new week a show and he is also the washington editor at large at the hill he joins us on skype now from chesterfield and maryland so steve don't has been said about this whole process about how it's about demonstrating that actions have consequences but do they within the republican party because despite president tom not being establishment they block they've launched they stuck by him what do you think it will take for them to actually desert him now we've seen to behavioral republicans we've seen republicans stand together voting against was largely beginning of the process in the procedure when impeachment.