the people. don't know. hello i'm. watching the news hour live from london coming up. iraq and security forces still in protest sites in baghdad firing live ammunition and 10 gas it demonstrates is demanding change. india's hindus win control of a religious site that's also contested by muslims and a dispute that sparked some of the worst violence since independence.

brazil's controversial former president needed to silva gets a hero's welcome after he's released from prison saying he's free and ready to fight. and just many marks 30 years since the fall of the wall in a world that many say is more divided than ever before. and i'm we're hearty in doha with sports a record crowd is in attendance as the england women's football team played germany in a friendly at wimberley. welcome to the news al top story demonstrators in iraq's capital have fled a barge of gunfire and tear gas a security forces move in to clear protest sites the iraqi human rights commission is saying that at least 4 people have been killed and more than 100 injured anti-government protest as have been on the streets for weeks now say. they're fed

up with corruption and a struggling economy and hashim going to reports from baghdad. on saturday evening security forces from baghdad to basra and karbala confronted protestors in baghdad there were reports of gunfire and tear gas at a square and a bridge here tucker square shortly after the iraqi human rights commission started reporting that demonstrators had die that was a good to be on the air him being peaceful but now we have people from tribes and they're firing at us. with the sort of the work week on sunday it's clear security forces were trying to ensure the protests in the iraqi capital were confined to talk where square that's been the epicenter of the anti-government protests which began on october 1st the military says they won't disperse peaceful protesters but they will ensure life returns to normal. we're going to arm them we have to rest

anyone who blocks that are you just kind of crime is dangerous a word. we have given orders to all forces in baghdad of appropriate states to arrest people who don't divide us i would take them towards the show if you bodog i'm hopeful dog that's a cop sources say most political parties have reached a deal to keep prime minister idle. in power the thinking goes since there is no one to replace him he should be the one to implement the reforms protesters are demanding and ahead he says he will introduce an amendment to reform government ministries it would include hiring younger people and creating greater transparency the influential shia cleric solder and his followers the largest bloc in parliament remain united with protesters and are calling for him to resign natasha going to aim. baghdad. india's supreme court has delivered its verdict on

a religious dispute that sparked some of the country's worst violence since independence and those have been awarded control of a contested site in the city of ayodhya where they say the god wrong was born but the land has also been claimed by muslims for hundreds of years in december 1902 internationalists destroyed a 16th century mosque built on the site they said it was built there only after a temple dedicated to wrong was destroyed by muslim invaders mosques destruction sparked into religious violence across the country even 2000 people dead in 2010 a lower court ruled it should be divided into 3 parts 2 for hindus and one for muslims but that was challenged in the supremes court by both communities saturday's ruling paves the way for a hindu temple to be built on the site it also awards muslims 20000 square metres of land in the same city where a mosque can be constructed. now reports for us from new delhi it's

a case that has borne rice hindus and muslims in india for decades now the supreme court has made its decision on the land dispute in uttar pradesh. hindu see this piece of land as the birthplace of their day. in december 1902 hindu hardline groups destroyed a mosque that had stood here for more than 400 years the muslim community here insists this is the site of where that mosque should be rebuilt for the court has ordered the creation of a government trust to oversee the construction of a hindu temple instead while awarding to have tears of land somewhere else to build a mosque in its decision the court said the hindus this claim on the site was on a better footing than the evidence provided by the muslim side prime minister nuri the more the welcome the word ticked and says it brings a new door for india so big. it as

mom labor 5 plus one i have today the supreme court has ruled on an important case that has a history of hundreds of years behind it the whole country wished that the matter should be heard in the court on a day to day basis which took place and today the decision is out just regarding how to go out of every class every community people of every sect the whole country has accepted the verdict with open hearts it reflects on the ancient culture traditions and sense of harmony in india. the muslim community has expressed disappointment. with. the core technologies the site is important to both religions but it's a setback for muslims some of them would have preferred the high court order of

2010 which granted 2 thirds of the land to the hindus and one 3rd of it to muslims management no no it should have been given to the both they should allow for temple and the mosque that the government give the land for the mosque elsewhere and that's wrong. the state government has deployed its forces a new tack to ensure security but the situation remains tense this is been an emotional issue for many hindus and muslims the government of mary the movie has called on both sides to exercise restraint but some minority groups in this country say that they are being marginalized and discriminated against for millions of muslims this decision is likely to reinforce that concern after war on al jazeera new delhi. so for more on this i'm joined now in the studio by dilip hiro a journalist and commentator on indian affairs thank you very much for coming in to speak to us so the conflict of ayodhya has been going on for more than 150 years

now we have this ruling from the supremes court does it lay the matter to rest rest or does it risk inflaming hostilities between hindus and muslims i think that through i think with each of you what happened was the new december 1992. moth which was built in 1528. was destroyed by a mob of 4 told the hindu militants and it were the really. shocking event and then all the writing that happened in india with their own bungle that to hold them people got killed you know it was it was a serious thing up you know and then from there the problem is started and you think and 37 years to complete i'm going to conclusion. has it reached a conclusion is this a ruling that the muslims well except i mean the mood among muslims seem to be quite some vigorous me do you think they will appeal this ruling no i think basically you know they have to see they have to act in the me if i can set up the

thing there are basically 3 things to consider one is that you know the muslims say that the mosque was built an open space ok and the hindu thing is that the most was built by destroying a temple of lord rama now when it comes to lord romo there is no historical evidence that he existed. so hard but the main think it was in the ruling themselves this is if we accept the hindu belief they don't say the reactor hindu fact the belief you know and this belief is very important because there are more. is one of the epics of hindu religion it is very important pick you know and who is the basically the very emotional thing. and of course he was just mentioning that the mob in 1900 which destroyed this this mosque that had been there for hundreds

of years before now with this ruling it's obviously a great victory fendi nationalist and prominence and around remote but does it also set a wiring precedent. no i think you see. basically what's happened in a minute quite simply if i can hear the business in india. sort of 14 for the population and do the 4 times as many and not of problem hindu muslim the cousin who will wear long climate some of the rules that jensen had going on the new pakistan happen and so there is a very long term tension the hindu the muslims and the hindu nurse and the d.d.p. party exploded that said does this ruling now set a precedence in the sense that it could it could pave the way for claims on all the pieces of land no no i think you know this this is in

a very unique you know because it really did because the virgin drama rama and i mean so much to being hindus you know it's a hindu identity and then you see and then again because there is no every done to deserve it but the other important the 3rd point of order to make was that the archaeological to authority of india. they had to decide if there was another structure there for 10 and the 3rd because they can in conclusion see through that and then how do at that point that to satisfy muslims took important ok you would get far if there is of land near this new temple you can build a mosque there you see so they're trying to pacify that thing and but is still i think i don't think this will go any further you know and i don't all to think the muslims who protest too much right now muslims on the back foot thank you face

shedding some light on the set for us appreciate it dilip hiro joining us jonathan clements thank you. but there is also arrest on of cooperation between india and pakistan a corridor letting indian sikhs cross the border to visit one of the holiest sites as opened india's prime minister narendra modi integrated the cardew on the indian side of the border people will now be able to cross to qatar poor without a visa to wash up at the shy of glue nanuk the founder of sikhism is just 4 kilometers inside pakistan but tension between the neighboring countries has often made it hard to access to is at the shrine in car top or near the pakistan india border. bhagavan has all porn ordered called step it's called a dog which will enable millions of from around the was to come and pay homage to bob i go to an on a boat found all seekers on a budget on

a government has completed the work and a record 9 months making a huge complex richard bigger than the golden temple and rates are people from malaysia the united kingdom australia canada and other countries have come here to celebrate the 550 yards and ever 3 of the birds of the founder of speakers i'm bob i go to iran are so happy and so we can see our roots i didn't say. 550 s. but still not a. celebration here at his birthplace then can i stop and hear it didn't didn't already pressure smallman the budgets on egypt send that signal and that takes that we have all going to have welcomed the move i feel so left to be here on this very special day that history is being made

today is a very special day for sikhs because for many years sikhs have been in the press they've been asking for this moment and. group thought the great lord has blessed a sink with this court and they have a chance to come to that about 400 hundreds of people will be coming from india i read that really include a for my indian prime minister mr monroe and saying the chief minister of the indian punjab province along with other senior of fishers now while rendered modi will be seeing all separately games on the indian side of the park. funny prime minister really really coming. out. for over 30 years. dartboard normally bought their bread by a driver through law which broke several large but now they're good than 5 good

long. however the gulf between the indian and argus running government has never been more apart. different over the course readers through. there did warn the community. and feeler told. it with the news hour live from london much more still ahead thousands mourn the death of a student protester it's a rather police approved rally in hong kong cambodia self exiled opposition leader sam rainsy is one step closer to home landing the malaysian capital. and legends a new come as a garing out to play in the a.t.p. tennis finals will have more on that in the sport with leah but right. now brazil's for president was an ass unit the silver has been greeted by

a crowd of supporters a day off to being released from jail has been energizing brazil's left wing opposition after supremes court ruling secured his conditional release is one of thousands of convicted criminals who have the right to remain free until all appeal options are exhausted president. brazilians to remember lewis corruption conviction and right wing groups are saying that they will take to the streets to protest looters release. believe he was stand in front of you. 3. i am free and i sleep with a clear conscience. and i don't i very much don't know rest with an easy conscience . following all of this story as a boy joins us live now from sao paolo. he has only been out of prison for a day but he's wasted no time has been addressing his supporters trying to galvanize them behind him.

well that's correct. the game is left to the t.v. i don't know where you have been imprisoned for the past year and i haven't you arrived to. some but not of the time of that's where he was received by thousands of the same borders but let me tell you where we are right now we are never any have always that now and so won't one of their thousands of people that have gathered to protest against these really people here are wearing the brazilian are . protesting against the supreme court's decision no hoping. that will allow a convicted criminal code to prison if he loses the 1st that's what actually happened on thursday when the supreme court you are still got they changed or turned it on from now on. a convicted criminal can be and remain free to have that

really. shows you know to defend his case of people you know want to change that they're extremely worried about impunity that many of those who have been accused doing the carwash operation investigation in this country will be able to go and that's something that people here are extremely afraid of and it's interesting that there are people that protesting as well against newt are movie been speaking about his release rianna gys ing the last but of course if it generates more polarized nation then that's a good thing football scenario as well. well most definitely that release has increased once again the polar ice ation in this country and what we're seeing on the one side are not far away from here and some of them out of the thousands of lula da silva supporters who are defending why he was in office saying that he is an offense that his trial was filled 'd with the regularities hoping that he'll become the leader of the opposition to challenge it

was a lot of people here who say he's a criminal that he should be in prison that he needs to be here and remain there they want that they're protesting against the supreme court they're asking congress to change the law so convicted criminals can be imprisoned after they lose their 1st appeal so this larry station is 7 people here are extremely angry with what has happened most of the people here support presidentially it was one out of the main reason is because they say that what happened while you let us see what was in office was an enormous pay enormous case of corruption the car wash the car wash investigation that involved. a sense of businessmen among others and that's why people here are protesting they're afraid that many of those will now walk free. all right thank you very much from sao paolo. meanwhile police in bolivia of abandoned their posts outside the presidential palace as discontent grows among

security forces after last month's disputed election offices which cheered by crowds as they left the palace allowing protesters to walk up to the doors of the building the levee has been rocked by violent demonstrations of allegations president evo morales raked his reelection the organization of american states is conducting an audit of the vote count. one outcome bodi of the self exiled opposition leaders arrived in malaysia after being barred from trying to head to thailand during his quest to return home sam rainsy has promised to go back to cambodia to lead demonstrations against prime minister hun sen who has ruled for more than 30 years and sends government and opposed return now the interior ministry saying randy will be allowed back as a private citizen but will have to face justice. if the whole. we're on the right track. you will proceed to be able to see a page to be fairly sure it will proceed to be seen could we reduce our leisure as

one of the. strengths of democracy in the future with. more now from wayne hay who's in bangkok. it's a case of close but still so far away for sam rainsy the acting leader of the band cambodian national rescue party november 9th was the day that he said he would return to cambodia and lead an uprising against the government instead he arrived in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur and it seems as if he will stay there for a few days he says this is not the end of the road though he is still determined to return to cambodia and continue the fight for democracy on tuesday though he says he's been invited to the malaysian parliament for meetings with members of the malaysian parliament after that we're not sure exactly what his plans are remembering there are critics of sam rainsy including some from within his own

party who dismiss this as another p.r. stunt by him and that he was never really planning to return to cambodia his ultimate goal they say was perhaps to go to a nearby country as he has done stage some sort of media event and to say that he tried his best to return home but was prevented from doing so well we've seen very heavy security deployed in key parts of cambodia in enters a patient of his return accompanied by supporters despite that we now have a key member of the government in cambodia in fact the deputy prime minister socking making a statement on his facebook page saying that sam rainsy can return to cambodia as an ordinary person but will have to face justice perhaps it is a sign that the government of cambodia is calling sam rainsy bluff. well now to hong kong thousands of people have held a vigil for a student protester who died on friday crowds gathered in tom are parked after

police ponton wrap the mission for the event 22 year old child she logs fell from a building on monday are protest as we're being dispersed by police police is saying though that they are not to blame for what happened the incident has fuelled public anger against them meanwhile 6 opposition politicians have been detained and an arrest warrant has been issued for another the crackdown is linked to a meeting of the legislative council in may to discuss the controversial extradition bill which sparked the pro-democracy protests scuffles broke out as opposition members tried to stop the bill which would have been allowed which would have allowed people to be sent back to mainland china for trial sarah clarke has more now from hong kong. thousands of people have gathered in time are parked in front the lives of council building on the harbor front here in hong kong to remember the 22 year old student who died this week as a result of a full from becoming law where you suffered from a bad brain injury and died of a cardiac arrest on friday there are

a number of student wide impromptu vigils and rallies overnight on friday but this particular gathering here behind me several 1000 people have gathered and they've got the police approval to go ahead with this particular memorial and this comes in the wake of a number of lawmakers allegedly of counselors who were detained overnight we know of 3 that have been charged with the arrangement charges of violating the lives of council powers we also know of another 4 who've been notified that they too will be arrested the charges relates to incidents back in may and in particular a $182.00 who was legs to a meeting or started a meeting ahead of time this is a attracted widespread criticism from those pro-democracy groups who say this is political persecution this is the government's attempt to target these pro-democracy lawmakers in the lead up to the district election which will be held on november 24th in hong kong. u.n. experts say it's highly probable an asteroid on a migrant detention center in libya was carried out by

a country routinely supplying weapons to wall old. it tack in july into jura near the capital tripoli killed more than 50 people and injured more than 130 others a strike was one of the deadliest since the conflict began the draft u.n. report also names the u.a.e. jordan and sudan as violating the u.n. arms embargo by supplying have to us forces with weapons who world's most profitable company has announced that it will offer up 2.5 percent of its shares to individual investors saudi aramco has published its prospectus detailing initial push sulfa positive efforts by the saudi crown prince to diversify the kingdom's economy away from oil but as priyanka gupta reports that were already many concerns about the sale. saudi aramco is the world's biggest oil producing company but also seen as the most secretive privately owned and controlled by the saudi kingdom

but now after much hype and many delays it's going public in part at least by selling off a small piece of the company to invest is the timing isn't perfect. just 2 months back and attacked by humans who the rebels would use the company's oil production by half and global oil prices are low risk. risk. so they either it was months ago. and. the date. commentary out there has been demand has been weaker than expected over the last few months and the expectation is the world the risk. the kingdom hopes the savior bring in enough revenue to fund crown prince mohammed bin sell man's vision 2030 his plan to wean the saudi economy off its reliance on oil

he wants around go to be valued at 2 trillion dollars that's the same as microsoft and apple combined but industry experts say that 2 emissions valuation estimates vary if we make an assumption or one of our trillion dollars. in. britain. or america $80000000000.00 by our estimates on a saudi arabia project. just over a year and use them so it won't be a 1000 so it's not. the government coming oil on climate change and a push for greener and cleaner energy also puts the value of our abcess huge known oil reserves at risk so your anchor has huge reserve. of oil over 60 odd years at current rates of production however as the world to come up with noises or move choice to move away from using oil and other fossil fuels what's the picture

going to look like over time is a high value going to be seen from those fossil fuel reserves or is it going to be that tomorrow gets weaker as we can pricing fossil fuels and hence perhaps a lower margin per barrel it's emerged that saudi rulers are now pressuring billionaires like prince albert leap in colossal to buy stocks some of the investors being targeted were detained during the 2017 anticorruption purge which some members of saudi arabia swell the elite locked up in the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh they're also poaching state owned oil companies and sovereign wealth funds to open their checkbooks china is among them it's the biggest buyer of saudi oil the share price is expected to be announced in december only then we'll find out who is prepared to invest priyanka gupta is here. and with the news hour live from london more still ahead white flares over eastern ukraine signal

a pullback from both sides after 5 years of conflict 30 years after the but in war came down the story of an even bigger one that went up 5 years later. and in sports world's most expensive football it gives a date for his return from injury. had a very unsettled picture across much of europe plenty of rain on the way to the mountains and just generally a very very catty picture we've also seen some pretty strong winds and also as a system doing its best to work its way into western europe and this is the results and to the north coast of the stay in this is look at these 7 me to wait recorded winds up to 90 kilometers law and it's like you're going to see some pretty rough weather as we go through sunday as well as to say the next system work its way in

from the west it'll bring the rain slightly to northern portugal spain across into the fossils west of france and at the same time we've got this system just sitting in the western mediterranean again another system across sections to the east of europe how much is not too bad it's not pretty particular 7 celsius in there on monday and that system in the east pushes up towards northern europe but most very mild really to levon degree celsius but it's a very unpleasant day yet again across much of the u.k. and of course it has been flooding history will central northern areas this rain. and still very unsettled through the western mediterranean that system in the west a med that will produce showers across into algeria tunisia and in fact staying in the for the next couple days and feeling pretty cool analogy is just 40. dreamz jones and entertainments

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welcome back a look at the headlines now the iraqi human rights commission is saying that at least 4 people have been killed during clashes in baghdad security forces have been using live ammunition and tear gas to try to clear protest sites in the capital and a super in court has ruled a disputed religious site in the country's north bay given to hindus for the construction of a temple to the hindu god rom the land in the town of ayodhya has long been claimed by both muslims and hindus. brazil's former president always an asio miller disobeyed has held a rally one day off to securing his conditional release from prison for president. brazilians to remember looters corruption conviction. now tens of thousands of

people are still stranded and without shelter after last month's flooding in the northwest of the democratic republic of congo the mayor of the town of zongo says almost $37000.00 people 2 thirds of them children are homeless or in desperate need of clean water food and medicine as floodwaters are not receding the initial flooding began 3 weeks ago after the river bust its banks and has worsened due to heavy rainfall since now germany is marking 30 years since the full of the wall a pivotal moment in history which i should in the end of communism in eastern europe the wall separated communist ruled east berlin from the capitalist west and a year after it came down germany was reunified german chancellor angela merkel who grew up in the east herself as use the anniversary to european leaders to defend democracy only it came reports now from berlin. germany's remember

a joyous moment which many thought might never happen the removal of a physical barrier that divided a city a country a continent in the end it was a wave of people power which swept over the bear and yet it was the people in power who let that wave top of that within weeks that same geoghan was topped within months the 2 germans would become one. angle america was one of the many east germans who walked into west berlin on that night in 1909 for her now as chancellor the night of november is a time for remembrance to feel him and to many people became a victim of the dictatorship and we were not forget i remember the people who were killed here at this hour because they were looking for freedom as the i also remember the 75000 people and if there were any present because they tried to flee their country enough to the sudden fall of the wall transformed the city almost overnight and for some berliners it was hard to process. this.

it took me a long long time to integrate east berlin into the windy city the feeling was that it was a completely different world and it took me about 10 years to integrate the border in my head about if i had spent your mood for those growing up in the newly liberated east life was suddenly very different gone with the certainties of centralized communist planning replaced by rapid privatization and rising unemployment some analysts say this rush to capitalism had clear consequences the starting position of its germany after unification was very bad because of the one to one is german the west german mark conversion which essentially meant an immediate appreciation of these german currency and rendered most is german firms completely it's not obsolete it is completely noncompetitive. the industries that now flourish in the east bear little resemblance to their communist predecessors

these days eastern g.d.p. is 82 percent of its western counterpart monthly salaries in the east are around 20 percent lower than in the west and the gap between the 2 is greater now than at any point in this century underlying this economic reality is the political one for the last 4 years a succession of states in the old east have seen a stark rise in support for the far right and left fueled in some minds by the refugee crisis and a lingering sense that reunification has not brought what was promised 30 years ago east germans began the process of abandoning communism here 30 years on there are many who have begun to wonder if democracy is any better dominate can al-jazeera. or catherine field was the bell in correspondent for the observer newspaper when the wall came down she joins us live from paris and so you were there you witnessed

what took place could you just take us back in time to what it was like and that the feeling and the emotion around you. it was absolutely extraordinary and we were driving back into east berlin we'd been up north of berlin to various demonstrations that were going up there and we drove back through what designers princella a working class suburb and it was literally like going through a film set because people were hanging out of their windows running out of doors the richest people everywhere was like something out of a cartoon really and people were banging on our car doors saying please take us to cars there which was the main crossing point to be able to get the train into west berlin and so we just put these people in the car we drove through the friedrichstrasse the station and i remember they were just savile's of people there trying to get through and the people that we've given a ride to the station to said you know we don't know what's going to happen is the troops going to shoot it as more it's going to reach us when we get there and we

said what we really don't know we are in such uncharted territory and soon as they went off we gave them all our voyage once that we had and we said have a good time in west berlin and after that i went up the road to what was then invalid and stars are not far from friedrichstrasse and they were all izzy's bill and those who had just come out onto the street they had seen on the west german television that the war was open they'd be able to get there and they were literally tens of thousands of people just walking across some taking cosmic car and on the other side were all these west berliners who had bottles or champagne they were giving them deutschmarks to go shopping and just welcoming them and it was a night i don't think i'll ever have a night with so much euphoria because after that there was still time to get to the burn and wall at the brandenburg gate and climb on top and just feel that emotion that after joint was half right on that oh it was it for the on the on that note we actually we have the photograph the image of you. you know you.

you definitely you know the expression on your face reflects the emotion. of the night i guess and i'm struck by what you say about some of the people that you're picking up on the car and taking that to the wall by their excitement and almost like that desperation i suppose now it's really difficult to remember or to imagine what it was like for citizens for people living in east germany before the wall came down can you describe it for us i'm not sure how much time you spent that but i imagine it was just like the west didn't exist. well a lot of people knew a lot about the west because west german television was beamed into is germany and unless you lived in the area around dresden you picked up west german t.v. and most people did watch west german t.v. simply because is german television was just this has stalled of communist party propaganda all the time life was very difficult in east berlin and in east germany

because you didn't have any of the freedoms that we now associate with they couldn't watch whatever television they wanted they couldn't choose which schools couldn't choose their friends and every time that you made a telephone call you knew as soon as you picked up that telephone there was probably a high chance that someone would be listening at the state security you have to always remember that east germany had a very very precise and determined secret service so they were not only listening to your telephone calls they were watching who you met they were seeing who you were talking to the whole time you're under some sort of surveillance so even simple things like deciding which school child was going to go through that was up to the party party officials to decide so it was such a different world that one that nowadays we find it so difficult to believe that it lasted so long in eastern germany given that as you were saying just there was west

berlin a fabulous city that was had night clubs bars that everything you wanted was a new west berlin and yet just a couple of 100 meters away there was this bill and no freedom of speech no freedom of movement nothing. right and you describe that the celebration and the euphoria when this event took place and we were just saying in dominic keynes package that there is now perhaps a sense of frustration perhaps the mood is more subdued on this anniversary as expectations as a sense of expectations were not fulfilled and yes the wall might have physically come down but the divide very much still exists when you look at employment unemployment when you look at wages the economy quality of living there is still a difference right between east and west so i'm just wondering if you're in touch with people who are there now and how they feel. well one of the big problems was that these german economy it was not only centralized but it was also involved in

some of the industries that now just literally do not make money or are environmentally unsound for example the coal mining industry in the east of eastern germany that's closing down all the coal mines are being run down and workers of being laid off so you getting some of these people who that was the only job they knew they were trained for that job on top of that when the wall came down the to clean eastern germany a lot of the people that 1st left where young women women who had been well educated within the state system they went west they never came back so you can bring a whole areas particularly in eastern part of alongside the berlin alongside the polish border for example where there are just no women you have men aged between say 50 and 70 who have never been married because all the women went west so they're not only alone they're also finding it very difficult because a lot of the industries that they were trained to work and as young workers are

just not existing anymore so they are frustrated they feel as though they're left behind and they're finding it difficult to think that the next generation will have it any easier thank you very much catherine field for sharing your thoughts and reflections on that starry night this thank you. now a segment of the berlin wall has been sent to the white house with a letter to u.s. president donald trump the 2.7 ton site was brought to washington by the open society it calls on trying to work towards a world without walls 25 years ago the u.s. 1st built a fence along its southern border to stem the flow of illegal immigrants on the trunk as efforts are being stepped up as john holl now reports from the mexico border city of tijuana. 5 years after the berlin move came down another from the miscue u.s. border was just going up the before 992 there was just

a flimsy fence crossing it was just a matter of a quick call. a myriad of innocent man up and coming here until 994 was like coming to a posse on saturday the right to a 1000 people with mexicans already on the u.s. side selling food in secondhand clothes to those waiting to cross with guides or not it was very easy going. but then came the 1st move and it's great to be transformed in size and scope into this high tech barrier the baby of president donald trump. rebuilding our beautiful war a big one that really works well the burly move was to keep the east german population in. this one is to keep people out mostly poor of latin americans away from a prosperous united states to be say that it's in the ira because many more deaths than the burley move ever did this growth that's been painted on the wall itself by

activists is meant to show the numbers they say that thousands of people have died but not by trying to get over the wall but instead by trying to get around it and through the desert. only actually covers a 3rd of the border but what flanks it is for the middle book many dive code will. mean will put a city's. to want to have become waiting rooms for those looking to get in through the front door like cloudier from a who's requesting asylum. when i meant to germany but my partner and i sold ice in schools and the gang started extorting us asking for more than a couple of what we earned so we decided to simply stop selling then they abducted and killed my husband. she fled and is now waiting to see if the us will take her and her children but the countries tightened up the asylum system president trump says its food was. recently his pressure emits code to stop migrants from other

countries even before they reach the us border. is the whole wonder mexico is now playing the role of policeman detaining migrants on its southern border it's become like a wall in the south. despite the many believe this final obstacle to the u.s. is essential in protecting it from crime or simply an unmanageable number of people . that's why unlike the berlin wall it's still up and being extended join home and. the one. started withdrawing from another front line in eastern ukraine raising hopes that a new round of peace talks could be held in the 5 year conflict between government forces and russian backed separates us has left more than 13000 people dead step mawson reports now from moscow. 1st shot from the russian backed rebels side the answer came quickly from the ukrainian side signs that after

a week of the troops have started to pull back from the front lines in eastern ukraine this withdrawal in the past few weeks is the last precondition set by russia to revive peace talks that have been stalled for over 3 years but reservations remain on both sides. in 2016 when the decision was taken with did withdraw here but then we saw the enemy was moving forward to the positions we lived so the ukrainian side reacted adequately and took its previous position so if the enemy does not fulfill their obligations we'll return to our positions which we have just lived. over the years fighting continued despite several cease fire agreements ukraine has accused russia of inciting violence and backing the separatists with military and financial support russia has always denied this on friday the international court of justice in the hague decided to investigate these claims made by ukraine's since president followed him years

olinsky took office in kiev he has reached out to russia to end the war yes spoken on the phone with president vladimir putin and there was a high profile prisoner exchange in september but the ukrainian president has faced protests at home and accusations that he is handing over the east to russia the peace process involves elections and a special status for dom by us troops have now 3 days to complete their withdrawal and the area will be cleared of minds the ball is now in moscow's court and while zelinsky has been trying to revive the so-called long of the talks between ukraine russia france and germany moscow has been reluctant to commit but while there are differences about the advantages of a peace deal on both sides some say the chances of success are better than they have been for a long time step fasten al-jazeera moscow. so that for you on the program germany balance away to double delight at the been cycling world championships.

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every your. sport now would leah thank you mariam the fans were the ones breaking records and making headlines at a friendly between the english and german women's teams. 78000 spectators watched the visitors spoil the party with a 21 win that's the biggest crowd for an england woman's home game but falls just short of the 80000 who were in attendance for the 2012 olympic final it's still

a ways off from the highest ever attendance for a woman's game that was set at the 1909 world cup final in california when more than 90000 people watched the u.s. china the highest crowd for a club match was recorded earlier this year 60000 watching barcelona beat at logical madrid and attendance records have been up for grabs for quite some time back in 1920 a crowd of $53000.00 watched dick kerr ladies play st helens ladies at everton's goodison park there also be a packed house at anfield on sunday as liverpool play manchester city and the premier league the defending champions have raised concerns that their team bus might be attacked again in a repeat of what happened last april before the 2 sides met in the champions league liverpool fans have been posting on social media calling for supporters to line the streets of the bus route and to bring their own pyrotechnics flags and banners i

wish i could say beloved have gone by the ocean i can't but it but i can say that we do everything there will never happen again so that's that's how it is everybody 3 to feel his rounds of responsibility that something like this will not happen again that's why as i go into stadium nothing nothing else to do outside so i do food. and go in wait for the team we will come in and that's make really one of them make let's make. a pretty special game of hopefully the not happen again so the police knew we'd win the champions league game before it didn't do anything. and other know they're going they're going to do hopefully we'll be an incredible game in and fill in for the premier league full or in the world today would be one . well hello have taken the advantage in the 1st leg of the asian champions league final plain and very odd that the home side scored the only goal of the game in the 60th minute japanese side reds are trying to win the title for the 2nd time in 3

seasons but they're not don't but they're not doing so well in japan's j league where they are in danger of being relegated. meanwhile yokohama have gone 2nd in the jaitley with a 42 win over. bordeaux they are now just one point behind leaders f.c. tokyo with 3 games left. with the pick of the goals and the best celebration to go along with it. manager list baron munich are up to 3rd on the bunda sleep the latter after beating rivals brucia dortmund 4 nil robert lewandowski scored twice for the defending champions a week after they slumped to their worst loss in a decade and fired their coach former arsenal boss arsene vendors says he's planning on holding talks with the club next week over the vein that position. st. what happened my name came out of nowhere without having anything to do with the on

wednesday afternoon chairman room and they get called me so i couldn't answer at that moment and by politeness i called him back he was in his car going to the game against a lump cos we talked for 4 to 5 minutes maximum and he told me that they had a signed flick to be the coach he will manage the next 2 games because they will play dortmund on saturday he asked me if i would be interested because they're looking for a coach i told him i didn't have any thoughts about it and need some time to have a think about it we decided to give the we'll talk next week because i'm in doha until sunday night this is the true story. the coach of italian side bresh has defended his decision to substitute striker mario balotelli during their forward mail loss against a rino saying he needed players who are prepared to make sacrifices for the team the italian international was racially abused by fans from syria for on a last week the manager of that team initially denied there'd been any racial abuse

insisting the fans were just teasing balotelli he now admits that some supporters targeted the player with races chance but i wanted to quickly go to double up at the school we thought mario just reacted to repeated boos and mocking chants but now we know there were a small number of people who were engaged in racist behavior and that is not ok so when that happens we need to apologize i'm relieved that it was just a few people while the whole stadium was great and these few people cause damage to maria because it's not easy to listen to those things the world's most expensive footballer neymar is showing just how hard he's willing to work to get over his hamstring injury the p.s.g. strikers been in an intensive training programme back in paris after getting hurt playing for brazil in october he's aiming to make it back on the field by november 26th for p.s.g. champions league tie against real madrid. the world's best tennis players are gearing up for the start of the a.t.p. finals on sunday in a battle between the young and the old world number one rafael in the doll will be

pushing to win the title for the 1st time but he's battling an injury from a week ago in paris as for novak djokovic and roger federer they're both in action on the opening day on either side of their careers are 4 players under the age of $23.00 including defending champion alexander's vera. happy to be here because. last. part is i don't know if i will have the time to be here i'm so excited to be back here after a couple of years without being able to play. and it too to see how the things evolve 7 single day but i have. a good hopes to the behind the present ready for monday it's been double delight for germany at the urban cycling world championships nina ryan brock hopped her way to victory in the elite women's trials competition and chain to china compatriot dominic that then went on to claim gold in the men's elite 20 inch trials urban cycling will make its

a one pick debut next year in tokyo. well that's it for me direct to marry him and london thank you now as you've been saying it's a historic day in germany where it's been 30 years since east german sampled the sweet taste of freedom so what better way to celebrate the anniversary than with a chocolate but in wall. patrick roger spent days molding 200 grams of chocolate into a replica wall complete with authentic eighty's style graffiti only to smash it down again on the street in the style of 989. it's amazing to look cute as a chocolate thought in a few minutes it's amazing to share the taste the values and a certain window of liberty as we all need in these times i even have peace bumps by speaking about it if you beyond what i wanted to do. exodus well that's it for the news hour but i will be back with another bonus in very short way in about.

russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft going to the most russian goals help me achieve. peace and. all knowledge is either. driven by

outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. the chill through the whole real way the planet but somebody skilled to do it where do you go to the toilet goes the boys here promoting clean safe sanitation for the world but with a 3rd of the world lacking basic facilities can his unique style really help clean

up the mess left college to the pop culture is the fastest way those soft this tiny asian problem mr toilets eyewitness documentary on al-jazeera. iraqi security forces stormed protest sites in baghdad firing live ammunition and tear gas at demonstrators demanding change. i know i maryam namazie in london you know with al jazeera also coming up india's hindus win control of their religious site that's also contested by muslims in a dispute that sparked some of the worst violence since independence. brazil's controversial film.