money makes the world go round but maybe this thing is the wrong. this is al-jazeera. this is the news hour coming up in the next 60 minutes. he's leaving bolivia after being granted asylum by mexico troops are deployed to control protesters. this is one of the most violent months of government demonstrations the city's leader says protestors are the people's. court rules the netherlands the children

of women who joined. but it's unclear what will happen to the mothers. when the smallest planet puts on a big show the rest of mercury zooming between the sun and the. former bolivian president evo morales says he is departing for mexico after he was granted political asylum there he resigned on sunday over his disputed reelection but it's valid to return quote with more strength and energy mexico's foreign minister has asked bolivia to ensure he departure. i inform you that a few moments ago i received a call from president. whereby he responded to our invitation and formally requested political asylum in our country in terms of the current legislation the mexican foreign minister with the prime opinion of the secretary of government

minister sanchez has decided to grant political asylum. for humanitarian reasons and by virtue of the emergency situation he faces in bolivia. well bolivia's army has ordered troops to conduct joint operations with police against what they call in groups of vandals the capital of pas is bracing for more violence as thousands of supporters of the former president marched towards the city u.s. president donald trump is highly in the resignation of bolivia's long time leader in praising the country's military some latin american leaders have alleged that morale is was forced out in a coup but the u.s. state department says this was not the case his departure leaves a power vacuum in bolivia the country's deputy senate speaker jeanine and he is in line to become interim president and has pledged to call fresh elections the organization of american states will hold an urgent meeting on this situation in bolivia on tuesday now there will be an urgent meeting as we say all of that

organization of american states and they will discuss bolivia u.s. president of course weighing in saying that morale is departure sends a message to venezuela and nicaragua that democracy will always prevail roslan jordan has more from washington d.c. . the 1st message from u.s. officials a day after and as bolivia's president the political violence between all classes of the bolivian population needs to stop and needs to stop right now officials also told reporters during a background briefing on monday that they do not consider what happened politically inside libya to be a coup against evil monsters government they say that today believe that a report put out by the organization of american states or oas would confirms what they had been. more honest and members of his government conspired to rose up to october 20. 8th they do not believe that anyone who is

a member of. a political party who was involved in what they're calling electoral fraud should be allowed to stand to replace him as the new president when elections are held perhaps in the next 90 days finally these u.s. officials also said that they are very concerned about the rule of law being respected but they said it is noteworthy that the military obeyed a law that it been recently passed basically preventing them from getting involved in the security situation because of longstanding historical fears of another military junta taking power well mariana sanchez is going to join us now by phone from the pas in bolivia marianne to tell us a little bit more about these reports that we're hearing that that is now going to leave and indeed take up that asylum option now in mexico. well he has he has said that he has accepted. for asylum to

mexico and that you are leaving the country he did not think when you did nothing if you were already on the plane he said i am leaving for mexico so he says we will really know if he is already on a plane if he has little to leave the country for us here we are allowed to leave the country they just let him go all of this is unclear we cannot confirm any of that what we do know is that former foreign minister of mexico macmiller that have said yesterday that mexico has a long submission to grant asylum to a political. political. people with political issues a political problem and that they have a love for fission and in fact yesterday after immortality we find the

they already they. will put. him in some residences that belong to the governor of the government of mexico here. when these former government officials. now the government of mexico or 9 the government of cuba leaker our. service will support the claim of corelli who says that. he resigned because there was a coup this. now and what he has said in this sort of 6 well to. people is that you heard to abandon the country for political reasons that's what he has said however critics are saying well they have to be an investigation because that is the reason why you have come on to this question because there was an electoral fraud and they have to examine this. to learn if overall it had

a responsibility in this electoral fraud. mariano it's when asked about the impact this might have on the country given that we've already seen tensions we've seen on wrist and we're seeing police and troops being deployed to be able to deal with this with these on wrist give us a sense of what's happening inside the country right now. well i think the impact is going very hard. in the streets there or silence ongoing here in the city of latakia series police going back and forth the army chief has said that they will comply the military will help the police to do joint operations and there this is something completely new look because they 9 have said all along that they will be on the sidelines as they would not participate in the framing protesters but things are getting out of hand there's

a lot of attacks not only. not only to. even in the city but is how did it occur to physically leaderless opposition leaders. have been heard whose houses are burned and there are hundreds if not thousands of people that we see in a indeed your sense from the city of a while the way the airport is a people marching with. * * the same calling for civil war and so on things that the people in the moments when they are so frustrated because the leader that has been. there 30 days before they were ready for nearly 14 years is leading the country and many people know that they are some way but others feel that this is is unfair that she's been ousted and so people are enraged and there is a lot of tension in the. 1000000 sanchez joining us. live pas by

fallen will briscoe is program director of latin america and caribbean at the international crisis group he says what happens next in bolivia is uncertain. and there are too many uncertainties at the moment to know whether the legislative assembly will make and here's a temporary acting president tomorrow we don't know whether the deputies who follow the party of ever more hours the man with a tan they have said we need security guarantees to be able to take part in a session and it's at the certain moment where they can be provided after that we need to know when will the election be held bearing in mind that all the election is. what would dissolve. on sunday as a result of the records detecting fraud in the electoral process and they're there to electoral officials have been arrested so there's a question of setting up the electoral system is

a question of its 1000000000 to grandstand and is that the role of a deeper question how are the relations going to be between the opposition which is strong campaign against ever moralism and the and the delmar ellis' supports he still has a very significant support securely in the indigenous communities of this country and it's very likely that this base of support will be most unhappy with what we've seen over the last few days. now turning to chile where protests of once again broken out riot police firing tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators in santiago it comes despite president sebastian pinera plans to rewrite the constitution that's a central demand of the protesters of the current shot of dates back to july pinochet era which many say excludes protections for social rights then years move into the pleasing demonstrators who have been protesting against income inequality for more than 3 weeks in america editor lucy reports from santiago.

the unmistakable sight and sound of the quick chinese national dance. in the same plaza where some travelers largest protests are taking place these people came to remind chileans that there are things that unite them all they feel like this is a decisive time it's making us reflect on what we are and what we want to become we need to feel empowered and also take responsibility for the solutions to our demand the. one of them is a new constitution in nearly 4 weeks of unrelenting protests it's widely being seen as indispensable to pave the way for structural changes to chile's free market system. the current constitution was imposed in 1980 under the pinochet dictatorship. the model of the 1980 constitution hands education health social security and labor relations over to the

private sector the state plays a minimal role so people are feeling abused by a constitution that instead of benefiting the collective needs tends to concentrate resources in a few hands without providing the necessary services. but other experts argue that the current constitution is not to blame rather the laws and public policies that have failed to meet people's needs. i'm not saying this is a new constitution council. but i fear that will be a huge question between people's expectations and the reality of what the constitution came and. after nearly 4 weeks of unrelenting protests it's widely being seen as a necessary step to pave the way for structural changes to chile's free market system. but for many that's no longer enough former presidential candidate. says that must call for early general elections before chile can tackle

a new national charter. but we need to legitimize social changes by turning to our citizens they inevitably and unnecessarily must be consulted actively and that starts by letting them choose who will represent them. the undemocratic origin of chilies current to magna carta is indisputable like a new one will not rectify all the countries wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnish legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. hong kong's leader terry lamb has labelled protesters as extremely selfish and so they're trying to paralyze the city the territory's chief executive has addressed media after describing demonstrators as quote the enemy of the people on monday it comes after the city was rocked by one of its most violent days since rallies began 5 months ago

a pro beijing supporter who said he lived as an activist was shot by police with a view to apologize us now from hong kong given what else did kerry lamb have to say. that's right she also criticized the protesters her for trying to disrupt the daily workings of hong kong destructing traffic she also said that arrangements were being made to circumvent the blockades that have been set up including fixing traffic lights and fixing other public public. things that have been damaged by the protesters it was all very much a localized speech speaking to the hong kong people when i asked protesters earlier today whether they would be listening to her they just laughed and the speech also comes off the back of her speech yesterday after one of the most violent days we've seen in the hope all gone protest particularly during the week day where she says it's wishful thinking for the protestors that they think that any kind of violent

action will force the government to listen to them or give in to their demands people who are watching us right now saying that scene behind you just explain to us what you're seeing there and clearly this is being one of the sites for the demonstrations about what we might expect throughout the rest of the day. that's right this is in front of city university that's one of the main universities here in hong kong and earlier today this road was blockaded riot police came in here for tear gas cleared it up got traffic flowing again and once again once they left all the students have come here and set up again at this intersection if you can see as you can say behind me there they are setting up blockade to whatever they can get their hands on that also strewn bricks across the road here to pull them off the sidewalks that were also. broken or attacked i would say the traffic lights they're seeing that so that they could just stop the

traffic as you can see all public transportation also on this road which is quite quite an important intersection here has been stopped now they're carrying on with their barricades they say that they're going to continue their action they're doing this because of what they say is police brutality and also yesterday's incidents where a student who was shot so they say they're doing this in support of the students of hong kong it's worth noting that about 10 universities in hong kong have stopped crosses for the day of their protests and several other universities universities seem to be the focal point of the protests and of the movement of many students very angry at the police actions and very angry at the government's reaction saying that they're not no one's listening to them. also universities have been told to try and discourage their students from taking part in the protests and violence but that doesn't seem to be making a difference people here say today that they are going to continue with the disruptions not only here but across the city do you thank you so much for that.

well there's plenty more ahead on the news hour including crews in australia appearing for what is expected to be a catastrophic. democratic republic of congo are trying to eliminate. the year. the underdog was up against his rival in the. final. at least 7 people have died and 70 more injured after 3 blasts hit a kurdish town in northeastern syria the 2 explosions in the town of chemistry which borders turkey were caused by bombs in a shopping street media says the 3rd exploded near a hotel in history has been the scene of multiple explosions since the start of

turkey's offensive into northern syria one of the figures credited with setting up the white helmets rescue group in syria has been found dead james the most was the founder of mayday rescue that's a group which helped train the volunteers in what was officially called the syrian civil defense and investigation is being launched after his body was found he's home in central istanbul the white helmets have been credited with saving thousands of people in rebel held areas during years of bombing now he's being remembered by karen pierce u.k. ambassador to the united nations. humanitarian the causes of death at the moment. we will be looking very closely to see how the investigation goes. we'll be able to investigate family and i'm sure will will want to give them any assistance they might require i do just want to take the opportunity to say. that the russian challenges against him that came out at the foreign ministry that he

was. turkey's interior ministry says the country has begun a program to repatriate captured eisel fighters an american and a german were deported on monday with a danish national expected to follow fighters from ireland france and the netherlands are said jawad to be deported in the coming days officials say just over $1200.00 us will fight as it currently being held in turkish prisons a dutch court has ordered the netherlands to repack create more than 50 children of women who joined arsenal in syria 23 women had asked the court to allow their families to return home from the our whole camp in northern syria but as lawrence lee reports from the hague the judge ruled the mothers need not be sent back figuring out what to do with women and children associated with the enemy isn't a new problem for a country but when you bring i still into the equation it becomes hugely controversial. at issue in the netherlands what to do about $23.00 dutch women and

their $56.00 children under the age of 12 many born in the vast desperate el whole camp in northern syria their families have demanded they be brought home the government had said no thanks excel than i was even a kindler and for ordering in his ruling the judge demanded that the dutch state had achieved see to show it was trying to repatriate the children and their mothers to if the kurdish come command has said so and all within 14 days so if the kurdish resort authorities say we're only willing to give back the children if the dutch authorities also take back the women then that's the way it has to be and that has been the kurdish position until now they won't give any children unless the mothers are also brought back among the women there is child who was a little girl was as innocent looking as anyone but the family say she suffered mental health issues growing up was targeted by eisel supporters in the netherlands and persuaded to go to syria to be a bride so

a fighter and this is chatty and now she lost a foot in the explosion but she doesn't have children and so she's stuck her family a devastated we had her passport when we saw that she was running for 2nd travel to syria for the possible to wait for yes of course every family did the dutch government don't get their responsibility again they said yes there are dare it's not our problems and it's very hard to to hear that so what might the dutch government do now putting the onus on the dutch authorities to go into northern syria to get these women and children out is one thing whether the dutch are actually prepared to do it themselves is something else again because they've always said it's too dangerous but the americans have in some a sense of that they're prepared to go into al hole to perform the task for them very likely then that the dutch will be trying to outsource their own problem. the big problem in any number of european countries is public opinion which overwhelmingly insists anyone who went to syria within the last 5 years exactly

what they were doing and should lose their rights assuming they are brought home the next question will be what to do with them closely al-jazeera the hague the un's atomic watchdog has confirmed iran is increasing its enrichment of uranium breaking its commitments to the 2015 nuclear agreement the international atomic energy agency confirmed enrichment is taking place at iran's underground further plant one of the most significant breaches of the deal to days the e.u. says it is extremely concerned about the violation with us president donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in 2018 and then restarted imposing sanctions against iran in by iranian president hassan rouhani told his country's atomic energy organization to start rolling back its commitments under the deal in july of tehran said it planned to cross in richmond limits and confirmed it was stockpiling more low enriched uranium than was allowed under the agreement last week iran

declared that it was enriching uranium to 5 percent now that's a level that means it can be used for nuclear power and he's in excess of the limit outlined in the 2015 deal hillary mann leverett is a former u.s. state department official she says this is a calculated move by terra. i think it's intended by iran to raise the stakes intended to force the united states to force the european union to force even china and russia to take iran situation much more seriously keep in mind that no other country not even iraq under saddam hussein in the 1990 s. after it had made it quaid not even iraq was under such crippling sanctions that iran is under even iraq then was able to sell its oil for food iran can't even do that so what iran is doing is an attempt to force the international community not just the european union but the united states and even china and russia to take iran situation more seriously and in some ways it has we have seen the french move

to increase its negotiating position we've seen the japanese we've seen even the united states and the united arab emirates move more toward a negotiated settlement with iran it's still very far off and it's a high cost high risk game but i think it's one iran thinks it must do to break the same sounds 1st warnings being issued in eastern australia as wildfires a breach of containment laws and spreading quicker than officials expected being fanned closer to sydney's outskirts by high winds and rising temperatures the sydney region has been designated catastrophic danger both new south wales and queensland have disclosed states of emergency fire crews say the winds are already sparking new blazes up to 600 schools have been closed across the area well andrew thomas joins us now from sydney and drew catastrophic conditions is the description what are you saying. well catastrophic is the highest level that

authorities have to describe the conditions that a 6 point scale catastrophic is as bad as it gets and what it means is that fires happen they're going to get out of control very very quickly and there's really very little of thirty's can do to stop them now that level is based largely on weather and it's going to get extremely hot high thirty's right across large parts of new south wales particularly on tuesday it's already above 30 temperatures rising all the time the wind as you can see as well is really picking up already across much of this state it's gusting it's 8090 kilometers an hour and then there is just the issue of drought that there has been going on here for such a long time which means there's lots and lots of what they call fuel load on the ground dry trees dry bushes that haven't had any more sure in them for a very very long time so all that fuel is just ready to burn in the high winds there's very little throats can do to stop spiers once they start now there were already 50 fires burning right across new south wales when chews they began largely

fires that began last week in similar conditions that were under control but already on tuesday 5 of those fires have got out of control and there are now emergency warnings that have been issued for people living anywhere near them authorities have told them it's too late to leave their homes they shouldn't travel they should hunker down and wait for the fire to pass already north of here there's a very serious situation but equally there's the issue of new fires starting in these windy conditions power lines can fall for example that can start a new fire and then there is the very real risk that those fires spread much quicker than authorities can put them out and that's the concern in populated areas particularly the suburbs of sydney where i am already just in the last hour here there are 3 small fires at the moment burning in the suburbs of western sydney and the concern as i say is that the wind picks up on those fires spread to the embers of those fires further and starts more than the authorities can control is the chief of the rural fire service explaining how this works. under these sorts of

conditions there is a significant amount of unpredictability instability and aggressive far behavior and fast bred you we know that under $100.00 days of catastrophic if our starts and takes hold if we are not there so quickly that we can bring it under control if it takes hold we are not going to stop it we are not going to control fires and a catastrophic conditions might have the ability to develop and grow extremely quickly and develop into very large fires and you mentioned the weather and how windy it is and of course the potential for new fires as well so what's the forecast moving forward. well over the course of today it's all going to get hotter and only get windy and late on tuesday there's likely to be a change in the wind direction although that might sound like something that might put out the fires push them back on themselves in fact what that can do is it can widen our fire front so there's a very real danger that overnight tuesday into wednesday the fires will get that

much worse and in coming days and indeed weeks there's no forecast whatsoever for rain which is what's really really needed and in fact the temperatures going towards the end of this week and into next week will be almost as high as on tuesday so there's a real issue going into summer we're not even in summer yet in australia it's still spring there's a real issue that these fires could get worse as time goes on now you heard there the fire chief really telling people what they should be doing what they can't do because it's too late to do it part of their message is that on the one hand they're trying to fight fires or at least contain them but on the other a big part of their job is to warn people to tell people what they should and shouldn't do because largely speaking this country is so huge your thirty's can't possibly be everywhere at once or help everybody impacted by parts of they're saying to people you've been warned you need to look after yourselves and that means act as early as possible and in part that's what all these warnings are about now and who told us live from sydney thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera

a renewed push to head to the polls the buying political factions in the palestinian territory call for elections. reveals he's brooks a party strategy for the you tell you general election. and how a shoulder charge on a touch caused chaos that's coming up in sport we throw. out of the weather slots he set fire across china at the moment we've seen some very well are pushing across vietnam in the form of trouble storm not crazy that is pushing its way into cambodia now phasing out in the process found a warning was issued last night surprise the skies will come back in behind a legacy of showers as well as on the show showers just filtering in there from the

south china sea for china itself as you can see we have got want to see showers pushing into western parts of the countries you go on through wednesday and those showers perhaps popping up a little into that he said sato vietnam for the middle of the way the usual russia showers maybe cross southeast asia and the great surprises here showers sneaking a little further south was a job because see some showers too over the next day or so but the main focus is going to be around born again malaysia sinks and a lot of the showers some showers there through pushing up into southern parts of the like peninsula and there just some showers that 2 to central parts of thailand bangkok could see some wet weather wet weather remains in the full consequence southern parts of india into west flank a further north it's generate driving a little bit of cloud just maybe across the northern plains of india but there was some rain hits playing out the in new delhi but here is stay strong and smokey in the coming days. the weather sponsored by countdown anyways.

mass protests. we follow journalists on the front of. the hong kong sanctum friction the truth. in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really being. told it's going to be. your story is that we just tell you what the subject of the story. not going to do the demonstrators want to apologize for. we ask the questions so that we can get closer

to the truth. this is al jazeera and top stories this hour libya's former president. of mexico where he's been granted political asylum he resigned after the military demanded. weeks of protests over his disputed reelection. chief executive has described protesters as the enemy of the people that's off one of the most violent demonstrations began months ago which saw a probe supporters set alight an activist shot by police. the un's atomic watchdog has confirmed iran is increasing its in. which most of you right here writes its

commitments to the 25th day we are granted the e.u. says it is extremely concerned about the violence. doctors in democratic republic of congo have told al jazeera they hope to reduce the number of the ball the cases 0 by the end of the year more than 2000 people including 160 health workers have died since the most recent outbreak began last year catherine sword reports from you know where the 1st was darker. i seem about why is what is known as an airborne a contact trace off from the northeastern city of benny in the democratic republic of congo she looks for people who have come in contact with a ball of patience and mourn and has their health for $21.00 days but that was fast morning stop is the home of a woman whose they died of the disease this month and then another neighbor tender the burial this is not an easy job if you go in and out sometimes people are

hostile others go into hiding or don't give their proper address but we explain to them that what we're doing is for their own good the number of people becoming sick has reduced in auburn towns and cities like benny but doctors are still struggling to contain the disease in the villages father out as we had to monkey in a town the number of stops on the road for people to wash their hands and have the temperature checked tells us approaching ground 0 it's in villages in this area where the fast cases of the fall of i discovered nearly a year and a half ago. lost that and relatives including his mother and only a moment by out got sick fish relatives nursed her until she died time ago when we buried her and that's how more people got sick. some communities have been hostile to health visitors resisting attempts to get help several treatment centers and

thousands of health workers have been attacked educating people about the airball issue is a big priority. for a lot of well loved her family yeah there were like there were times they're not getting on my nerves and the reason i believe her you remember how to deal with them or not respond is all to working in volatile areas where rebel fighters ambush villages at will while health organization officials say despite this problems they're hoping to have 0 ebola cases by the end of the 2 is important to make sure the situation in horsford i talked about is under control. the challenges many in terms of security but also making sure that you don't have. big cities like . a mini i'm. at the market in beni as kitty's performed simulating a death and safe aerial it's a serious story told in

a simple way the performers hope it will drive the point home that a ball is real and dangerous can be treated if detected early catherine story al-jazeera mangina eastern democratic republic of congo. the u.s. is calling for the iraqi government to end violence against protesters more than $325.00 people have been killed since demonstrations erupted last month on sunday security forces again opened fire on protesters killing at least 9 people iraq's justice minister says he deeply regrets the deaths but blamed them on individual violations by those in law enforcement gambia has brought a case to the un's top court accusing me and bar of committing genocide against rohingya muslims $1000000.00 military launched a brutal campaign against the rohingya in 2017 more than 700000 people fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape or human rights officials have called if the

cleansing last year a 1000000 rejected the un report calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide labeling those allegations false reed brody from the international commission of jurists says that gambia has made a bold move in defending rowing to muslims well i think it's very positive and a smaller poor country like gambia takes up this case you know it shouldn't be just the powerful countries and the rich countries who determine who has the live up to international law and not i think it's really to gambia has created and even this is going through its own very painful truth commission process of examining past trustees by the previous dictator that gambia has that kind of solidarity to take a bold move like this to defend the rohingya muslims 7000 miles away it's

that kind of international solidarity that we don't see you see offered enough these days. a problem in town bodie an opposition politician has made his 1st public appearance since his release from house arrest attempts are still faces treason charges and years banned from politics and leaving the country the cambodian government has been facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition has more from phnom penh. the president of the opposition cambodian national risky party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st was the ambassador of france which is one of the countries applying most pressure on the cambodian government. didn't talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings were an opportunity to say thank you it just to visit to express

greetings. personal. is still banned from political activities and the charge of treason against him stands the decision to end his house arrest came the day after the acting president of his party sam rainsy flew into malaysia from exile in france saying he'll return to cambodia heavy security has been deployed on the streets of phnom penh as a warning to anyone thinking of helping him a chief his stated goal of overthrowing the government on tuesday the european union will deliver a report to prime minister hun sen's government outlining its concerns over a decline in democracy and human rights. it's threatening to withdraw cambodia's preferential trade agreement if significant improvements aren't made but the ruling party says the court's decision on kim was not made in response to that threats.

this is the opinion of outlawed rebels who have always taken up the issue of the cambodian government came so close cases under the control of the courts so it's not relevant. the developments come in the middle of an important holiday in cambodia the annual water festival. politics is absent as crews in boats from around the country converge on the capital to mark the end of the wit season when the tunnel asap river changes direction even if the government is able to appease the european union there are big question marks over whether there will be any significant space in the short term for the cambodian national rescue party prime minister hun sen has tried very hard to destroy the threat posed by the opposition that undoing the damage completely now seems unlikely. still the members of the band party see the international pressure and attention as an opportunity to try to restart their political careers and resume their campaign to change this country's

direction wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. chief executive says he was wrong to describe the murder of jamal the saudi mistake there across russia he made the comments during a recent interview in which he compared the journalist murder by saudi arabia last year to a fatality caused by one of driving cars the c.e.o. says his remarks were made in the moment and was something he does not believe. several banks in lebanon are planning to close on tuesday as workers strike over safety concerns ongoing protests have regularly forced financial institutions to shut the workers union says stoffel worried about demonstrations and customers demanding to withdraw their deposits. u.k. breaks it leader nigel farage says his party will not contest the ruling conservative party's seats in december's general election prime minister bars johnson has welcomed the party's decision saying that another hung parliament would

be a threat to break. i have got no great love for the conservative party addle but i can see right now that by giving barr is half a chance by keeping him honest and holding him to account by getting people in and by stopping the fanatics in billable democrats who signed us up for everything with the united states of europe european army you know you met i mean they even want to revive the result of the referendum no i think our action this announcement today prevents a 2nd referendum from happening and that to me i think right now is the single most important thing. for britain has more from central london. this is an extraordinary u. turn by nigel farage who on november the 1st when he launched the bricks of party campaign said that boris johnson's bracks it deal was not a tall and he vowed to stand party candidates in all $650.00

seats across the u.k. now he's saying that boris johnson's deal is close enough to brackets and that he will do a deal whereby he won't compete against the conservatives it's an extraordinary setback and you turn for the bracks a party the reaction has been across the spectrum boris johnson the prime minister said he was glad that there was a recognition there was only one way to get it done and that was a vote for conservatives but the labor leader jeremy corbyn said that it was a pact between nigel farage and boris johnson and it was a pact with donald trump's backing and that the trump alliance was thatcherism on steroids meanwhile the lib dems leader joe swinson said the conservative party is effectively the bracks it party now the out the arithmetic is going to be intriguing if the party contests against labor seats it may be that they split the vote in those seats and give labor

a better chance of holding on to some of those marginals that would otherwise have been threatened so the impact on the election could be profound but the contradiction in nigel farage his position was probably best summed up by one commentator who said well look if boris johnson's deal really is brecht's it then frankly the bracks of party shouldn't shouldn't be standing in any seats at all almost 14 years since palestinians lost her presidential elections the main political factions in the territory have agreed it's time to go to the polls again but major hurdles remind before a date to be said including whether israel and the us will allow an election given that a must will likely win a large share of the vote bernard smith reports from gaza. dormant for 13 years the palestinians legislative chamber could now flicker into life that's because the main palestinian factions of hamas and fattah have agreed it's time for new polls well in. full saw what the how the elections are

a legitimate right for the palestinian people and. it's an opportunity and a challenge an opportunity for achieving good equals relation to ending the palestinian house and to find an exit from the current crisis. in 2006 president mahmoud abbas handed is smile one ear the prime minister's job after hamas shocked everyone including themselves by winning 60 percent of the vote in parliamentary elections. but within 2 months the hunt shakes gave way to conflict. fatta on abas is watch seized control of important ministries. hamas took over the gaza strip after fighting broke out between the 2 groups. since then gaza has been crippled by an israeli blockade and in the west bank political life has ceased it seems to me the. woodwork in the girls are still without any

problems and in the meantime hamas would win in the west without any problems which means that the majority of the palestinians in the west bank and gaza head their own governments and would like to have a change without in the daily life conditions in gaza or in terms of the political situation in the west bank. and the palestinian authority have been criticised for clinging on to power way beyond their mandates his 4 year term supposedly ended in 2009 the m.p.'s it was 2010. and now it's time to see enough for division it's time to go back to the people it's not enough to say that i as a factional party claimed i represent the palestinian people we have to find a way out of this conflict. is designated a terrorist group by israel and the us and the likelihood it would be given renewed democratic legitimacy in an election means it's not just the palestinians who must

agree to a poll israel will have to agree to facilitate the vote in occupied east jerusalem and some analysts say the u.s. and other arab states will also have to give the go ahead because what bothers the most is what happens the day after the votes being counted as usual the destiny of the palestinians is left in the hands of outside forces bernard smith. still ahead on. c n n. a n e a. stargazers

around the world of witness to risk is butchery pasta rickly between earth and the sun the smallest planet in the solar system could be seen as a tiny black disc as it traveled across that glowing old john hendren reports from chicago. around the globe in fair weather and foul astronomers turned their telescopes to the sun was this little dot right here on monday the sun shone a little less brightly as mercury transited across it leaving a freckle of darkness on the message star for a small planet that's a pretty big deal it turns into mercury is cool because it just doesn't happen all that often. a transit occurs when a planet like mercury or venus process face of the sun as seen from earth. every century it only occurs from mercury 13 times there are only 2 planets between the

earth and sun the last time mercury was visible crossing the solar face was in 2016 the next in 2032 transits a venus or even rarer if you missed it in 2012 and want to see it live healthfully it won't happen again till 2117 for centuries when mercury transited the sun nobody noticed because it's so small by comparison to give you an idea how small if this is the size of mercury that is the size of the sun. by watching the way planets cross the sun in our solar system scientists are able to identify new planets or exile planets in others more than 4000 exoplanets have been discovered since 1992 universes billions of years own this like human life is only so short and there's only so many things we can see in our share amount of time so for me it's like being able to see as much as bad our universe as possible and learning more about the universe by watching

a pinprick of darkness crawl across the sun helps those of us here on earth understand a little better how we fit into it john hendren al-jazeera chicago. let's check the sport now with rahul thank you are a footballer has been sent off during a match in ukraine despite him being the victim of racist abuse brazilian tyson who plays for shakhtar donetsk kicked a ball towards here founds were used to using racist language towards him or the referee gave me a red card for vast the official had already followed the 1st 2 steps of your life is a protocol asking for a stadium announcement to be made before taking place into the dressing room for 5 minutes but he didn't and that the 3rd rule which would have been to abandon the match entirely. today my players showed their strong character once again i would like to support all those suffering from racism those guys who faced it today because racism is unacceptable it was and it will be

a shame for all and we all have to fight against it every day every minute every 2nd or tyson has also given his reaction instagram in which he said i will never stay quiet after seeing such an inhuman and despicable act in a racist society it isn't enough not to be racist we must be anti racist they are messy and time grabs men and ed in hazard are all set to play in saudi arabia next january 8th follows an announcement by the spanish football federation that the next 4 editions of the newly revamped spanish super cup will be hosted by the kingdom the new 14 formats will feature barcelona madrid athletico madrid and valencia bar mean it continued to search for a new head coach a week after they sacked. but they shouldn't bother calling the former arsenal manager arsene wenger why because he's ruled himself out of the running. well you

were approaching it but you never felt that you were a candidate for the job i'm not a candidate for the job right so does that mean you're done it's clear that there's no difference and it might. be the super reform that doesn't mean you're done with management no no not necessarily but. in fact there's an offer coming in there. well as for barr and they say interim boss the flick will stay in charge for the forseeable future following this very impressive for a win i will groups that don't win on saturday find chief executive col hines room a nigga said the club would in his words calmly continue with the 54 year old needs to guy is in charge flick has are the seen some very impressive victories are into man in the champions league in this one. all those while danger

freiburg one know when are are in track frankfurter in frankfurt captain david alger have some of the charge opposition card christians through sending him flying it's not funny until sparked a massive brawl with the referee handing out red cards to out of freiburg retaliated on his courage his behalf. didn't they can he ran towards me and knocked me over i couldn't have gone are doing he was coming at me so 1st he's a struggle these are young boys i'm 54 years old but i couldn't move the way i had no chance but it's all done. to italy now where there's trouble insuring your ventas christiana ronald are not happy after being substituted for the 2nd time in awake it happened in the 2nd half of you guys going with ac milan right now though a loss and then had words with coach about it to a sorry before stomping off to the changing rooms well according to local reports for now then left the stadium before the end of the game and wasn't there to

celebrate his team's victory is replacement paolo di bala scoring the winner in this match it means that you've got into milan at the top of the sary. and i had doubts christiane i could play the full 90 minutes he's been having this problem recently which is having an impact on him he can't train lucky usually does so i decided both he and paolo should not try the full match we should thank cristiana for offering him self because so many other players would have stepped back and not played but you could tell he was struggling so that's why i replaced him and i'm happy with his work ethic he clearly still wants to help the team are coming to tennis now where the world number one rafa nadal has been beaten at the a.t.p. finals in london he was taking on the world number 7 alexander's arrive who is the defending champion in this one and it was already who won this 6264. number 6 stefano sister pass finally beat his longtime rival danny medvedev at the 6th time of asking

a 21 year old is the youngest player in the event and had lost his previous 5 previous encounters with the russian well number 4 but this time it was the greek player that i needed in straight sets 766. it's not easy coming in knowing that you've lost 5 times before. but you know i made a deal with myself keep trying until i get it doesn't really matter if it's than 20 . means a lot to me the crowd means a lot to me that kim you know support me so much so much love so much support everywhere it almost feels like i'm doing enough and so honestly. british people great peoples backing me up best best feeling right now. as all the former courage of 4 time olympic champion mo farah has lodged an appeal with the court of arbitration for sports against his ban from athletics back in september the 61 year old long distance coach was suspended for 4 years for doping violations after an investigation by the u.s. anti-doping agency usada probe said salazar had been involved with trafficking

testosterone as well as tampering with the doping control process during his time as head of the nike oregon project hearings expected before next march now argentina football club i study and said he went all out swell they inaugurated the new stadium our giants hologram of i've never thought say this before a flaming lion was their way of launching their new ground ahead of the game against club athletic autologous studio answers have a played at this venue since 2005 when it was closed over safety concerns it's unclear at this stage whether those safety concerns were as a result of a giant flying low and prowling on the stadium bridge. unbelievable story for now. and of course you can get much more on our web site that's w w w dot al-jazeera dot that's it for me for this news hour down jordan's along with the likes.

a story 1400 years in the making. a story of succession and the leadership. josie that the story of dispute and the friction of the hall. the caliph episode to. jersey. centuries it was the remoteness of brazil's indigenous communities that protected them from the rapacious outside walls now is what shields those who are encroaching on protected indigenous territory starting fires and threatening the residents of the county when i had this 1st contact with the outside walls in 1978 and what are

you. talking one native language translated for us into portuguese remembers it well she says they brought diseases that decimated her community but that. we had a lot of land and we lived peacefully we lived with fear that are very few firsts the invaders are coming closer it's difficult to gauge why a place so remote so tranquil should not so so much to the rest of the walls indigenous people who live here always realized it but now is the smoke fills the skies and the ashes pollute the river the rest of the world is beginning to realize it too. the u.s. is a tipping point. telling us right now that we have just 12 near us the world's leaders to agree on a solution. to taking matters into their own. it's

one that kills people and it kills people now it's getting both sides return to the people. on 00. 00. 0. 000. but libya's former president seeks a safe haven in mexico as troops deployed to control protests by his supporters. hello i'm daryn jordan this is live from doha also coming up. on calls leader calls protesters selfish after one of the most violent days and months of anti-government protests. bushfires reach australia's biggest city as emergency workers warned they've already exceeded catastrophic for costs. and when the.