not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. today is a solemn and said day. us democrats propel donald trump's in pietschmann towards a full vote but the house of representatives. from about this and this is all just about live from doha also coming up a chance of more economic cheer for china now and signed a tentative deal to ease its trade war with the u.s. . the u.n. accuses chile using excessive force with some anti-government protesters killed and

all those left with severe eye injuries. and protesters keep battling against britain's reelected prime minister as boris johnson promises to fix the braggs divisions. are u.s. judiciary panel of the house of representatives has recommended the impeachment of president donald trump it's another big step in the process that's divided congress and the nation the full house of representatives is expected to vote in favor of impeachment next week white house correspondent kimberly hauck at reports from washington d.c. . another ford visit to the white house overshadowed by domestic politics as the president apparent why sat comfortably in the oval office u.s. president donald trump railed against the democrats push to impeach him in congress

for his dealings with ukraine's president it's a witch hunt it's a sham it's a whole. nothing was done wrong 0 was done wrong it's a scam it's something that shouldn't be allowed and it's a very bad thing for a country and you are trivializing impeachment and i tell you what someday there will be a democrat president and it will be a republican house and i suspect they're going to remember that objection the committee has adjourned. but democrats argue trumpet be used as presidential powers for political gain the house judiciary committee voted to approve 2 articles of impeachment against president trump the vote along party lines allege trump withheld military aid in order to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on a political rival former vice president joe biden trumps also accused of obstructing congressional oversight into the matter for the 3rd time in

a little over a century and a half. the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power. and obstruction of congress a vote to officially of ph trump is expected next week in the house of representatives he'll become just the 3rd president in u.s. history to be impeached trump was visibly angry following approval of the charges against him lashing out at those he believes have done him wrong like the woman overseeing the impeachment house speaker nancy pelosi she's a liar and others a dishonest fake media tolerable f.b.i. people crooked hillary a fighting mood morphing into strategy spotted on the white house campus on friday troubles personal attorney and ally rudolph giuliani it's a signal trump is pushing to call witnesses and expand the impeachment process he

says has been politically biased against him even as the republican leader mitch mcconnell is pushing for a swift trial in the senate i think they're giving the signal that this is really just a show trial that senator mcconnell knows where the votes are and knows how this is going to come out and he wants to have a very short proceeding so that they can move past this quickly but for in a tory asli thinskinned president the personal humiliation of a looming impeachment in the house of representatives appears to have only intensified donald trump's desire to fight back in the u.s. senate in an attempt to clear his name can really help get al-jazeera the white house the u.s. supreme court has agreed to hear president donald trump's appeals in cases relating to his finances trump is trying to block the release of bank records tax returns and all the materials being sought by democrats in congress as well as a prosecutor in new york who is investigating allegations of corruption and trans

women in state businesses tom's lawyers say it's just part of efforts to dig up dirt on the president. which is days before the u.s. china trade war was about to intensify the 2 economic giants have struck an interim deal to trump government has called off new tariffs the world due to start on sunday and they're going to reduce existing levies in return china is going to buy more american farm products and use rules for u.s. companies accessing its markets were between a used joining us now from citi in eastern china katrina i understand that where you are and there are great many factories and it is a ski manufacturing base how is this news going down there. that's right i'm in a we're city reserve which is famous for this commodity market basically here there are 70000 stalls selling pretty much any manufactured product you can possibly think of and the section i'm standing here now well china doesn't traditionally

celebrate christmas but here on the school it's christmas 365 days a year and they definitely have reason to be cheerful today because of this phase one deal now china is very much selling this the same way that the u.s. is selling this china is selling this as a big win for the chinese and the sizing the rollback of tariffs and in return for doing things that china needs to making some changes that intellectual property for buying things that china needs such as poor beans and this is something very much needed by the chinese in terms of good news you've had months of failed negotiations months of terror which have been really disheartening so it's certainly given hope to a lot of these sellers here. but as we're about to see own worst like this agreement is limited the hope that they feel is also what. christmas want to land in southeast china bias from all over the wound come to this

market. the festive season decorations. but this year it's. not married bright vented here is say the trade with the united states is bad for business. business is noise good as it used to be there are more and more sellers and fewer and fewer buyers i can barely make a living now. but christmas has arrived early for these suppliers with chinese and u.s. negotiators announcing they will sign what's called a phase one deal soon delaying extra tariffs on $156000000000.00 worth of chinese products including christmas trees tinsel and a range of other goods however our wrists want any agreement is only a temporary truce not an end to the trade war they might be able to reach a mild as small trade deal but in terms of the stuff really want the us really want china to get rid of in this drug policy are to create

a leveling playground for foreign companies this is not going to happen anytime soon for many chinese manufacturers expected agreement is likely to be too little too late extra duties imposed earlier this year some as high as 25 percent have already forced many factories to scale down production and fire stuff these workers have been on edge since the trade war began and with good reason the bicycle industry is one of the worst affected by an increase in towers and this back to the ice on the network and by its survival late good supplies bicycles to major u.s. retailers including wal-mart and says a rise in tires has caused sales to drop by about 20 percent we are sold. this person worst still what we want to see how the person was going to do. here because this is a 1st year christmas with the for the purpose of. in order to keep going during

difficult times this bicycle maker is relocating some production to cambodia and the asia. back in many suppliers have already started moving their focus away from the u.s. towards new markets in the middle east and africa. when to last a few months the chinese exporters expect the children lesions between beijing and washington to remain for many christmases to come. so as we can see this relief that people have felt here today is very much slowly starting to give way to confusion we know that some of these tarps will be rolled back but there's no details as to what so many of the stall owners that we've spoken to today have said that they don't know if the items that they are selling are going to be affected positively so those who have made plans to pivot away from

the u.s. towards other markets those who make plans to relocate those plans are very much still in place and there is a growing understanding and there will be more of the next few days that this phase one deal has really very much been for the u.s. and for china low hanging fruit and like we had the issues that have started this trade war in the 1st place the industrial subsidies that china pays to state owned enterprises the technology race those issues will be you know much harder to reach an agreement on and. this morning. of course by the editor of the global times which is a state owned paper here released in quite a sobering message he said look this is good news. the u.s. respects china but there's still a lot of hard work going forward and we really have to stick together which is really a sign that china is going to expect over the next few days some criticism and blowback over this phase one deal once katrina. well analysts say the deal falls

well short of what donald trump wanted when he 1st fired the shots of the trade war last year from washington d.c. alan fischer explains why the president's administration still sees this as a victory the white house says that this is a significant and important agreement donald trump himself says it's a phenomenal deal they've been talking about this for a very long time you remember it was back at the beginning of last year that donald trump said that trade wars are good and easy too when there have been discussions which came almost came to a deal but then fell away no the united states says it has a 9 chapter 1st stage agreement with the chinese that covers important issues such as tech transfer intellectual property theft opening up china's financial incomes the markets to outsiders namely the united states and also the sale of agricultural produce donald trump sees that as very important farmers have struggled

a lot because of the talents that were imports but he sees the farming community of the center of the united states as very much his base his heartland and so as we approach an election year he is very keen to address their concerns the most important thing this deal deals with is the targets that were due to be imposed on sunday they know essentially gore way but there are still tat of own chinese goods coming into the united states about 25 percent on $250000000000.00 worth of goods and 7.5 percent on $120000000000.00 worth of goods those type of will start to come off as china starts to meets the requirements that they have agreed to. the un has accused chile of committing serious human rights violations against anti-government protesters investigators details of what they say were unlawful killing us as well as torture sexual abuse and excessive force there urging the

government to end the indiscriminate use of lead pellets and tear gas which have left about $350.00 people with severe eye injuries says the report is premature because its own investigations are still going on chuck walker is director of the hemispheric institute of the americas the university of california davis he believes the u.n. report will be taken seriously by chinese government i think there will be some jaded that kind of the nature of the sort of combination of police but this report now there's a military how they were really military organization so i do think we will see some some reforms on the long run some brought death will say too little too late but i think we will see some change because of this very divided. yet people in those in government are willing deathbeds ball that the minister of interior has already resigned a 4th resigned some others some of the police units will probably resign and go but they're clearly not going to they're going to block it with all their force any

sort of. requests that mediator resign and sell others say you know this this is that this is the point if you push this over there is going to be a debate it's going to take part in in the congress but also in the streets as well and still ahead and al-jazeera people in algeria are out in force to denounce the result of an election they say was a farce. and i'm sure grows in an indian state over a controversial citizenship law that excludes muslims. how it we've got some unsettled weather coming in across the middle east once again i think it should be quite as wet as it has been recently so there's the good news the fed but a cloud just spinning out of the mediterranean now it's just pushing over towards

iraq all of iran as well some of the way in places we go through saturday that could lead to some flooding some snow there on the northern flank but certainly for western parts of syria maybe pushing down into lebanon because see some very heavy downpours at least for a time cloud think enough to produce a few spots of rain to into work you wait that will sink further south which as we go through sunday for the rest i think it should be generally dry 24 celsius a high of just 6 degrees there in couple but plenty of sunshine plenty of sunshine it's southern parts of the arabian peninsula but i think speak of across northern parts of saudi arabia northern areas of the gulf i will just make its way further southwards and it will be taking off at times to produce some cloud and some rain that rain could be heavy enough to cool some localized flooding eastern parts of saudi arabia for example maybe to write some heavy downpours here in qatar with a talk to jeff who only 23 degrees will see that a dry weather may monitor southern parts all. south africa the further north the

season. the weather sponsored catalona. told to al-jazeera we were told to get to be in the ministry of ration has this been addressed by took a listen what these the proposal of spain for a couple on yet we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter to syria.

you're watching all jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the congressional committee has approved 2 impeachment charges against donald trump next week the house of representatives is expected to vote in favor of a trial in the senate. the u.s. and china have reached an unlimited trade agreement donald trump confirmed his canceling you tariffs that were due to kick in on sunday and turn china will buy more american funk products. united nations is accused chile of seriously violating the human rights of anti-government protesters investigators documented dozens of cases of torture sexual violence and unlawful killing. u.k. prime minister boris johnson says it's time to let the healing begin after a stunning victory in a divisive general election dominated by brags it johnson's conservatives won a majority of 80 seats that's the big. the party's biggest for 30 years and

a clear mandate to take the u.k. out of the european union charlie hands of the reports from london. boris johnson is welcomed back to downing street. to the conservatives radically reconfigured britain's political map with the biggest majority since the 1987 and i'm proud to say that members of our new one nation government a people's government will set out from constituencies that have never returned a conservative m.p. for a 100 years and yes they will have been able i mean mandate from this election to get it done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st striking a more grateful note johnson thank labor voters for swapping sides his promise now to embrace all delivered i say thank you for the trust you have placed in us

and in me. and we will work round the clock to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities with a parliament that works for you. right. but a group of young protesters gathered near downing street projecting his vision and briefly clashing with the pain. angered by the outcome in which the conservative party took dozens of labor seats in the country's industrial north and midlands to the thank you very much for the labor leader jeremy corbin it's a rejection of his vision for the party he says he will not stand in another general election i did everything i possibly could in order to bridge the divide between those that voted to leave and those that voted remained because at the end of the day. they're going to live in a country where we're going to need that investment for the future we're going to have if this government stays in office more homelessness more diversions and more

a bigger gap between the richest and the poorest it was a bad result pleading for the program a liberal democrats their leader joe swinson unseated her constituency says she will step down immediately i'm proud that liberal democrats have been the unapologetic voice of remain in this election giving people the chance to choose to stop breaks that. obviously it hasn't worked for boris johnson his brief time in office has been marred by repeated defeat and parliament legal interventions and desertions from his own party this result is better than he could have hoped for but his simplistic election promise to get breakfast done will now be put to the test if you post and lead the country through the most momentous transition since the 2nd world war charlie and to al-jazeera. for testers have rejected the result of algeria's presidential election which is being won by a former prime minister many see. as part of

a long ruling corrupt establishment but he's offering talks with demonstrators as nicholas gate reports. it was an election the majority of algerians didn't want him to now come it seems rejected by many. tens of thousands rallied across the country as the results of the presidential election were announced. measured to bring abdul majid to born received just over $4900000.00 votes achieving a total of 58.15 percent of the vote this. abdel majid tbone is a former prime minister of algeria both men who held that position before and after him were found guilty of corruption he served during the 20 year rule of president abdelaziz bouteflika who resigned in the face of mass demonstrations in i am of course you know you are born with the notion he does not represent us neither do the other 4 candidates we said no to elections with all those who are part of the

former regime we do not agree with what is happening there was younger version attending i stretch my hand to the protesters to begin a serious dialogue for algeria i thank the protesters as they have helped to bring democracy to the country. with less than 40 percent of the $24000000.00 eligible voters turning out and millions describing the election as a ch'an the new leader will likely have a difficult job ahead of him one thing remains sure to one that is not going to have any true reagan any religious legitimacy and these we would him and there are a lot of fresh air yesterday from the people who had been escape to get in their demands and asking for more and more and pressure and their community to reach who brought him to calm. the military backed interim government was hoping the outcome would end months of protests demonstrators demanded widespread political were

fooled with none in sight so far they're unlikely to accept the election results nicolas cage al jazeera the leader of lebanon's hezbollah group is insisting the next government must include all political factions to tackle the worst economic crisis in decades the call comes as protesters continue to block roads and hold rallies and by roots and elsewhere politicians have been unable to form a new government since mass demonstrations forced prime minister saad hariri and his cabinet to resign hezbollah supporters have fought with some protestors who want lebanon sectarian political system overhauled a few well known to him and we hope the consultations take place on monday and we hope a prime minister is named based on a majority of votes however the government formation process would be easy we've lost a lot of time we haven't agreed on a name yet but we hope that next monday

a prime minister will be named after that we can speak about the formation of the government. police in iraq have issued 2 arrest warrants against demonstrators following the killing of a teenager in baghdad top shia cleric ayatollah ali al sistani is calling it a heinous crime on the capital similar fulton reports. it was a gruesome development in iraq's mostly peaceful anti-government protests a mob killed 17 year old nathan ali then hung his body from a traffic light in baghdad as hundreds of people as well as security forces stood by the circumstances of thursday's killing remain unclear demonstrators accuse the teenager of shooting at them but a military spokesman said he didn't harm anyone neighbors say he simply wanted to protect his house from encroaching crowds. have agreed. he is the son of the neighborhood i've known him since childhood when i heard his name i was surprised he's just

a child how can they accuse him of. some protesters blame the killing on infiltrators refusing to accept the possibility that other demonstrators could be capable of such violence as that i mean i think. it has affected us it has brought a bad reputation upon us we went to protest peacefully we would never kill and slaughter anyone like that is the parties who sent infiltrators. on friday crowds in baghdad to here square which has been the epicenter of months of anti-government demonstrations were noticeably thin except for members of the sudras movement. the followers of shiite cleric mark that aside or have discreetly manage security throughout the demonstrations but in an unusually public show of force they marched on tahrir square to make their position known that they're not here we are human shield to protect peaceful demonstrators and refused to describe what we expect

those criminals who committed these awful crime to be punished and reality waiting for us. so there's all this. a ministry of interior spokesman told al jazeera that an investigation is ongoing to arrest warrants have been issued so far no one's been detained thursday's brutal killing here in a while where is unprecedented and it's signal something broader observers say it's a dangerous sign of growing acceptance of violence and the breakdown of the state's seem an awful thing al-jazeera but about. every 10000 protesters have held a day long hunger strike and northeast india the state of us has seen many violent protests since a controversial citizenship law was passed it offers a path to citizenship for 6 minority religious groups from neighboring countries but it excludes muslims and reports. demonstrations and confrontations with police for

a 3rd day in india the students are protesting against the new law which allows refugees of 6 minority religions from neighboring bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan to become indian citizens but excludes muslims. 'd in the state of assam a popular resistance movement is growing. 2 people died in a violent protests on thursday and there's no sign of a let up people here say the law is against their interests. then baseboard heater says the assamese people fought to preserve their identity in 1971 when bangladesh was formed and a flood of refugees made assam home. the new law extends the cutoff for refugees to 2014. the central government in that he has been between us put to long using assam as a dustbin by shoving whoever they want him. a movement against.

immigrants from bangladesh has raised in a sample decades with claims it further strains the state's resources they have been bribing the. they have been settling yeah they're been robbing jobs and that surely the local people the indigenous people have been feeling a kind of insecurity some assamese fear they could become a minority in their own land these are some ways of been singing songs expressing their love for their language and their culture this is a although there are cars on the roads and the shops may reopen things won't return to normal anytime soon not until the whole state of us is exempted from the new law the protests here in go hearty on friday were relatively calm compared with the previous 2 days but those taking part see the stock market more humble not be up for years. we don't have rice lentils anything but our movement is not over nothing

is new. the japanese prime minister shinzo abi was supposed to be in go harty for a summit but that's been deferred. some worry the movement may lose its momentum but others insist the fight for us. are to al-jazeera. india. un climate talks in spain are continuing into the weekend even though they were due to wrap up on friday negotiators a struggling to agree on targets to reduce emissions protesters outside the top 25 summit in madrid have been criticizing delegates for not making enough progress delegates can't decide how much money poorer countries should get to help deal with climate change but we continue to do at these cops kick the can down the road we know what needs to be done we know what decisions need to be made

what actions need to be taken. but there are a few voices that are dictating the agenda of the many. african people but it was i cannot go back with something that they cannot say but it was and this is i mean that. said it and i said it shows that. if you don't have something that we can be proud of then yes but that to continue negotiating. this is all jazeera these are the top stories how congressional committees approved 2 impeachment charges against donald trump next week the house of representatives is expected to vote in favor of a trial in the senate today is a solemn and said day for the 3rd time in a little over a century and a half the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the

president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress the house will act expeditiously thank you the u.s. and china have reached a limited trade agreement donald trump confirmed he's cancelling new tariffs that were due to kick in on sunday and in return china is going to buy more american farm products. the u.n. is accused chile i'm seriously violating the human rights of anti-government protesters investigators details what they say were unlawful killings as well as torture sexual abuse and excessive force there urging the government to end the indiscriminate use of lead pellets and tear gas which have left about $350.00 people with severe eye injuries the u.k. prime minister boris johnson says it's time for britain to start healing the divide over brags that after his conservative party's election victory the opposition labor party is heavy defeat has mostly been blamed on the leader jeremy carbon who

says he'll step down. where testers have rejected the result of all jerry is presidential election which was won by a former prime minister many. as part of a long ruling corrupt system and the leader of lebanon's hezbollah group is insisting that as government must include all political factions protesters continue to block roads and hold rallies in beirut and elsewhere politicians have been unable to form a new government since demonstrations forced prime minister saad hariri and his out of it to resign. violent protests have been northeast india after parliament approved a controversial citizenship law it offers a path to citizenship for 6 minority religious groups from neighboring countries but it excludes muslims and those are the headlines coming up next it's super 31. as i put the upfront questions to my special guests and challenge them to some

straight talking. here on al-jazeera.