just. watching what's expected to be there. that trail to the spot many years saying it's that many are waiting to celebrate more ok i thank you for that update from johannesburg and let's now cross over to the stadium where that match was played it will bring in paul joining us from just outside in yokohama so a poll what's going on where you are now that the match is over. well as you can see quite a few disappointed england fans leaving you know they were really expecting great things in this final after the way they dismantled new zealand in the semifinal but south africa rather dismantled them and this one you know they they won all the unglamorous parts of the game at the break down the line and then it was those 2 from toss stick tries in the 2nd hole just gave south africa the biggest final

margin of victory since $999.00 it's also the 1st tries south africa have ever scored an a in a final despite being in 2 other of the finals the 1st try score is only mocked him pay he was playing rugby just just $4.00 or 5 years ago you know he's from a he's from an area of the eastern cape rural area with nairobi tradition and he made his debut for the springboks last year and is now a world cup winner for the south african team which as for me to was telling you is totally transforms from their last 2 world cup wins all right paul reese thanks for that update. still ahead on al-jazeera at least $1000.00 killed in the line of duty this year so what's being done to protect journalists as they try to uncover injustice. and indigenous communities in colombia become targets after taking a stand against the drug trade details in a moment. hello

the weather is fine in japan the how often have we said that in the last few weeks but it is there is a cloud around this is a linking system if you like as not much coming from it and so you might find it clouds up during sunday 18 degrees in tokyo is not much in the way of rain to talk about nor is it particularly cold to the north in the west without a single figure of lot of austar it's still 15 in beijing and there's in the sunshine doesn't change very much monday sees more in the way of sunshine return despite the northerly wind should feel quite cold probably not wacko to be honest however the dry weather the change of season has pervaded that almost all of china's not entirely there's still this patch of green he which is forecast shows again in the west just off the high ground the concentration of rain is for the sizes seed and hitting the coast of vietnam very obvious where the wind is going

and that's where the cloud is gathering and there's likely more flooding in vietnam as a result of this the rain does spread as far east as the philippines this hint of a circulation i don't think you'll be a tropical storm but the circulation itself tends to exaggerate the amount of rain once again in vietnam it is further south but where you might expect sea proper decent right this time the year it's sporadic showers but they are at least as far south as java. too often on the streets. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combat sexual assault. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge.

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 53 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the region no group has claimed responsibility. and hong kong as thousands of people rallied for the 22nd straight weekends a large crowd was stopped from entering a park where an anti-government gathering was planned the demonstrations have grown over the past 5 months mainly over china's increasing influence in the territory.

and south africa their 3rd rugby world cup final beating england 3212. it was president donald trump has defended himself on the campaign trail against a congressional impeachment inquiry. democrats approved rules for the hearings as a proceedings go public. as rosalind jordan has the latest. it's one thing to attack your political opponents on twitter the democrat party has gone completely insane. it's another to do it while your political base is cheering you on that's how u.s. president donald trump spent his friday night. first day engineer to russia a hoax that was a total hoax the single greatest laws' ever for stared

upon the american people then the motor which it never ended and now corrupt politicians nancy pelosi. and shifty adam schiff shifting. and the media are continuing with the during. impeachment which as this is one i never thought to be involved in the word impeachment to me it's a dirty word the rally was trump's 1st since the house of representatives formally endorsed the impeachment inquiry against him on thursday trump told the crowd he never pressured ukrainian president belong to me or selenski to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son hunter and that he did not withhold nearly $400000000.00 in military aid to 4 selenski to comply. at the same time several democratic candidates campaigned for votes in iowa and joe biden used the

event to fire back at $21.00 more prudent don't want me to be president. ah and number 2. donald trump doesn't want me to be the nominee. ah spent a lot of money to make sure i'm not i'm flattered. a capitol hill next week democrats once again will question trumpet ministration officials behind closed doors while some officials have already appeared others are refusing to show up the latest energy secretary rick perry who says there was nothing wrong with trump's call to zelinsky yeah i want to present my phone call because i thought it was important if you brace which i do everything to do it is back to the point that the united states has the ability to give ukraine

a alternative to russian gas legislators could issue a subpoena forcing perry to appear or risk being arrested and we will make america great again thank you mr. raising the ante and the pressure on a president who says he will fight what he calls an illegal effort to undermine his rule rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington well the u.s. democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke has ended his campaign has been seen as promising a promising new force in the party after narrowly losing a senate spot in texas a state that's normally fair sleep program publican addressing supporters or warrick said his campaign did not have the means to move forward but he said he would stay active in the fight to defeat donald trump. tens of thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government and calling on prime minister imran khan to resign people involved in the so-called freedom march of gathered in

islamabad after arriving from towns across the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy and in one town's leadership they've given him 2 days to step down but he's refused kemah haidar has a latest from islamabad. a day that 2nd dale broad day most of the protesters are living on their own. dead making their own bread and whatever they can find in order to get by most of these people appalled me but who have traveled from all over boggart on from baluchistan province from the khyber book to walk from the fun job and even in care of then drug and mortar of these people say that they will stand behind a leader more out of one of the ram on and out waiting for his cause they have come ahead and they say that they're determined to stay ahead for months if they're made

to reduce gulf progress on it going through an important part critter go to political crises the political instability is going to bite hard into the economy but mostly for the growth by august on are fed up with the economic crises they want clean drinking water off their worn jobs and they want their children to be able to get a proper education by day's dead were defined as go top leadership which has been taking money from the people and spending it on them said the next $24.00 to $40.00 a dog would be good to go to the leader of the proletariat falling apart i'm on their table to make up drop by announcement after that deadline partes the government of emraan khan had her day ignored diary of their strong pro death rates voted a serious challenge to its government and a miscalculation on their blog going to lead to a major crikey. the families of the people who died in a train fire in pakistan on thursday have held

a funeral as for their loved ones at least 74 people were killed in thursday's blaze making at the worst rail disaster for more than a decade fire broke out when a gas stove used for cooking exploded there are calls for the railway minister to resign every year the u.n. sets aside november 2nd as day to draw attention to the low global conviction rate for murders and violent crimes against journalists it's estimated that between 20062018 more than a 1000 reporters and media workers were killed around the world i knew nasco says almost all murder cases involving media remain unpunished syria is one of the most dangerous countries to be a journalist at least $144.00 have been killed there since the start of the war in 2011 that's according to the committee to practice on the lists barbara is the executive director of the international press institute she says governments are using increased rhetoric against journalists. even in conflict situation join the

list are not only caught in a cross fire but they are directly targeted they're targeted because they're bringing out the news that bringing out information that the parties at war do not want to get revealed and that is a major problem that we have seen in the development over the past decade if you want to turn to the also we see a lot of killings of jordan is in countries that are not at war today the leading cut sorry this year the leading country in terms of jordan is killed it's mexico with 9 joined a list murder because of their coverage of corruption so war is not the only reason why jonathan being killed we also see come gains by certain political leaders against join the list the campaigns trying to discredit join the list trying to. pitch jonah lists as the enemies of the people the enemies of those people who are

fighting for social justice where we will know their joining these in itself is one of the strongest forces to keep those powerful to account to however these campaigns also lead to attacks to physical attacks and the perception that physical attacks against your list are legitimate a fire has been threatening orchards oil fields and homes and southern california even as easing winds helped crews get on top of fires elsewhere in the u.s. states the latest flare up is about 100 kilometers northwest of los angeles about $1300.00 firefighters including many from other parts of the u.s. have been called in to help. we're in the middle of a big fight a. week into this and the end is not yet in say we are finding that the winds are starting to change and that presents its own challenges all by itself is a winch we have a whole new fuel that opens up a new subject to a pretty significant fire. murders police now believe all 39 people found dead in

a refrigerated truck near london were from vietnam a 2nd man from northern ireland has been charged with manslaughter and harrison appeared in court in dublin where he faced $41.00 charges and is awaiting extradition to the u.k. a truck driver was charged on monday with similar offenses including people trafficking and 2 people have been arrested in vietnam new delhi hopes a shutdown of all construction and traffic restrictions will help clear the city's worst pollution this year no building activity will be allowed on till next week and schools are closed as a toxic haze from farm fires hangs over the indian capital on friday an index measuring air pollutants hit 484 that's on a scale that goes up to 500 anything above 400 as a risk not only to people with existing breathing problems but those with healthy lungs to. a group of indigenous people in southwest colombia is vowing to repel

illegal drug crops despite 5 of their leaders being killed this week officials say they were murdered by armed groups that profit from drug trafficking. reports. in southwest colombia. traditional funeral for. who died defending their tribal land there are 2 or 4 indigenous guards killed last tuesday together with. the leading tory 3 of their reservation. course there's the leader of the guard the volunteer army of native people who defend their territory armed only with their ceremonial sticks he says there's a plan on their way to exterminate them. they want to hit the indigenous because it's one of the strongest elements of the indigenous movement they want to control . there's an increasingly complex network of violent groups

operating in long at the center of colombia's conflict that the mobilization of gravels left a vacuum the new groups are trying to fill after a brief lull in the violence following the signing of a peace deal in 2016. when the fark existed and they planned on killing someone or we knew someone was under threat we could reach out to the political structure ask what was going on we had some of you could talk to you today we don't have anybody to talk. like in the days of the internal conflict graffitti along the road announced the presence of rebel groups but it's unclear what they represent except for the interests of the drug traffickers early on friday the car in which the indigenous governor was killed travelling was burnt to the ground and we. were simply and other terrifying message to. despite the threats the plan to rid their territory of illegal drug crops in 6 months even if it could increase

the violence. that's why we need to do it collectively with the entire population and that's why we need the international community to assist us and protect us and avoid violence when we operate the plants on friday president said he was sending the head of the army to the region to coordinate a promised increase in military presence but for most here it will do little to stop the vicious cycle of killings alyson them 50 soldiers here where you are. thousands of protesters have again turned out for an anti-government rally in chile they have been protesting in the capital santiago about economic inequality police used water cannon and tear gas against the. tourism hotel reservations are down by half and chile also counsel to international summits that it was going to host. brazilian police have blamed a greek ship for an oil spill that's damaged thousands of kilometers of the

country's coastline brazilian prosecutors say the ship loaded its cargo in venezuela before spilling its company accuses denying involvement or began washing up 2 months ago in brazil's northeast. a cave in thailand has reopened a year after young footballers were rescued from its flooded depths about 2000 people lined up to get a look at the entrance of the cave complex which stretches several kilometers into a mountain among them were some of the navy seals involved in the rescue the 12 voice and the coach were trapped for 18 days. headlines on al-jazeera this hour at least $53.00 soldiers and once a 1000000000 have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the minako region our correspondent has the details we've just received some information from

our sources that you know a local source in the area said isis has claimed responsibility but we are still waiting for an official announcement we understand but this type of announcements takes time because of the security considerations because of the virus groups trying to coordinate if they have indeed worked together on this major attack they need to coordinate their what they are going to say to the media about the about the attack police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people who are rallying for the 22nd straight weekends some protesters threw burning objects on to the roads in a bid to keep riot police away prominent activist joshua walking had called 480-0000 people to march on saturday the protests began over proposed changes to extradition laws which have since been scrapped its rights activists say more than 120 people have been injured in iraq southern city of basra

a security forces move to break up a protest camp protestors have been blocking the entrance to the port and several oil fields. tens of thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government demanding prime minister imran khan resign people involved in a so-called freedom march gathered in islamabad after arriving from towns all over the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy donald trump fired back at attempts to impeach him at a rally in mississippi the impeachment investigation is about to go public after the house voted to approve a resolution setting the rules for hearings trump told his supporters thursday's vote is an attack on democracy itself south africa have kicked their way to victory against england in the rugby world cup final andre pollard was the star for the springboks who slaughtered 6 penalties and a conversion of south africa claimed their 3rd world cup crown with a 3212 when. those are the headlines on al jazeera more news coming up after inside

story. after weeks of anti-government protests iraq's president says the prime minister has offered to quit and promises an early election but will this be enough to stop the anger and can the sectarian political system that many made for the crisis survive this is inside story.

hello and welcome to the program i'm fully back to bowl for a month now people in iraq have been protesting for change many are angry at the high unemployment and poor services they want ministers to resign and iraq's sectarian political system to end saying it's led to rampant corruption and abuse of power more than 200 protesters have been killed by security forces over the past several weeks iraq's president made some concessions in a televised speech on thursday by him saturday says the prime minister will resign but only if political parties agree on his replacement and he is promising new elections what will lead to a new or kick. in as president of the republic i want to stress that i will agree to early elections based on a new election law and the new election commission the legitimacy of any governance comes from the people and there is no eternity if it's but the protesters say the

presidential announcement doesn't go far enough. woman and since we are the authority no and the parliament and government are now expired they should all resign and real reforms should be introduced that meet the aspirations of the iraqi people not about it iraqi woman and children have taken to the streets to let the world know that this is a great revolution and we will not give up or back off until our demands are met that will bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st name has. these protesters have returned to talk near square to mark the one month of protests here in baghdad when it was announced on thursday evening that president barham salam would make a televised speech to the nation protesters had by. those who quickly turned to anger and disappointment president silence said their prime minister idol i build my city will step down but not until its successor is named no word on when that

would happen and exactly who would select a successor also said that elections would be held but no timeframe was given he said those elections can't be held until until a new election law is drafted and the electoral committee is formed he says that next week the parliament will review a draft of a new election law protesters here called the speech a joke a disappointment and evidence that there is still a very wide divide between what they want and what the government is doing meanwhile industry international released a report saying that security forces in baghdad have been deploying one. they call military grade tear gas grenades that are intended to kill not disperse crowds the report says that they are 10 times more potent than the typical tear gas canister and they are being aimed at protesters in bodies at close range this look into so

many protesters who had wounds on their arms and legs a spokesman for the prime minister says they have steely amnesty international report it has been sent on to weapons experts and they will make a statement when necessary more than 250 people have been killed more than 5500 injured since these protests began on october 1st. all right let's bring in our guests now in erbil in northern iraq. dean president of the middle east research institute here in doha is a dawn political analyst writer and contributor to open democracy an online publication and in london we have 3 nats months or director of the iraq initiative at chatham house welcome to inside so you so much for being with us. in erbil what do you make of president bob saw his announcement the protesters are rejecting

it but do you think it could be a reasonable way out of this crisis that it could accomplish perhaps what the protesters are demanding. well the president underlined the principles of care and democracy he expressed his willingness to cooperate and to carry out the steps that people are asking him to within the confines of the constitution and his role he also explained the word should be the process on what could be the road a road map towards this the end of this demonstration issue but it was expected that it will be rejected by the opposition by the demonstrators by the camp that is now demanding more and more because at the end of the day the people the demonstrators are after such a month long escalation their demands are is escalating to they went from having

a government providing services and jobs into rejecting the government then rejecting the parliament now rejecting the entire political process and some even demand the rejection or the change of the constitution so we knew that there is nothing that the president would say that would actually meets the either the satisfaction of the crowd or their blessing so therefore all he could do was actually just to underline the principles explain the situation and express his willingness to help bring out months or in london testing times no doubt for iraq's leadership bhansali didn't provide a timeline for when a successor to prime minister abdel mahdi will be named all for when elections could be held what did you make of this announcement and do you think the resignation of abdel mahdi if it happens will help or will it creates more chaos. i think a question that we need to ask is why was his speech rejected fundamentally the

protests and from their perspective what they're calling for is a change of the entire system now when the president came out and gave a speech he said we could change the prime minister we could have early elections but only once we use the system to try and change it so from the perspective of the street iraqis are saying yet again the same political elite will choose a new prime minister that's not what we're demanding i think they have been consistent for many years now that they're not against one certain leader or a certain political party but they're against this entire system and the president's speech was still using the logic that the elites have tried to use for several years which is to try and remedy the demands of the people by going back to elite bargains and it just isn't cutting it more and more for many iraqis changing the political system is indeed what many of the protesters have been demanding and we'll get into that in just a moment but hey don let me get your thoughts on the announcement made by the

president iraqi security forces as we heard natasha name mentioned have killed over 200 people in recent weeks can iraqi leaders come back from crossing that line and maintain legitimacy in order to make reforms and address people's grievances it feels like it has gone too far with the death of all these protesters in recent weeks. absolutely the iraqi government can't take a step forward anymore and approach the iraqi people with short term economic reforms or even political reforms through the very same system as a recluse were not mentioned the the violent crackdown that has been met by the iraqi protesters as an evidence as a great evidence actually why the iraqi protestors or the people shouldn't believe the economic reforms shouldn't believe the short term or the long term political solutions that the government is proposing to the people the people in the demonstrators have been very clear since october 1st that they want a downfall of an ethnic sectarian kota the have failed to provide the most simple

public services to the iraqi people and most definitely not through having one figureheads such as are their identity as an entire regime and having an in the new elections through the very same system means the same political parties and the same interest groups will be able to form the new government that they have always been doing every 4 years and this is what it's looking like it's going to happen. the ball now seems to be in the court of the political parties that nominated and in fact confirmed as prime minister do you think the 2 major part of entry blocs. will be able to agree on a replacement for mahdi if indeed he quits and a replacement that's acceptable not just to iraqi people but also to outside powers like iran and the united states because we know that these outside powers have huge influence on what's going on in iraq. i think the 1st thing is for the power

holders people outside the parliament those who have the blocks on the other tools to maneuver they should come to some kind of agreement out of the moment the gap between them is too wide and remember they represent 2 different camps and within each camp there are too many actors those actors are not necessarily liaise in coordinating or a green strategy for example the camp of the government in the power holders and the paramilitary forces as well as iran pro iran group all of these guys have got too many actors in there but not necessarily united in their approach except that they are united in preserving the government and inside the parliament the factions that they have actually waiting for the ultimate decision makers outside the parliament to make the decision and on the other camp and the opposition cam again we see too many of groups and they do not have the at the moment the clarity to go ahead inside the parliament to greet

a way forward otherwise there are mechanisms within the parliament where they can trigger a process that could lead to legislation for reforming the election law and other laws as well as a nominated somebody and either withdrawing or giving confidence to any government but at the moment in iraqi parliament we are not going by the book having the majority minority or factions that are able to solve problems because conflicts are not solved the inside iraqi parliament it has to be in other places like not just like around like within the factions that are confined to leaders and the sudras leaders so essentially every eyes on them this is actually exactly why the government is unable to solve the problem or come up with any fast magical solutions neither the president nor the speaker of the parliament nor the government leader the prime minister they are just part of this is train accepted. they are not power so at the moment we have

a gap between the 2 camps that is not reconcilable so easily a gap that's not reconcilable you say not months so as i said to many actors any iran reportedly stepped in recently to prevent the ouster of prime minister abdel mahdi even though. sato whose block has a notch as seats in the parliament wanted. to resign what does this say about the influence of these outside powers and do you agree with to a certain extent that it has to be these powers that intervene in a way to solve this crisis so there's a bit of a contradiction between what the people are demanding and those that are looking to preserve the system and preserve the government so iran stepped in and there seems to be a coalition of forces that want to keep this system and to keep the prime minister in place that includes the paramilitary.