twenty four and france twenty four .com. ibm routines welcome to live from paris world news and d analysis from france tweny four. i'm not going these are the headlines breaks it all now hold bars johnson's withdrawal will build voted down on its second reading the u. k. prime minister now accepts the delay. is required. we'll a general election be the next step. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan says turkey and russia have reached a deal. which sysyrian kurdish fighters will move thirty kilometers away from the border in the north east syria within a hundred and fifty channels. she's from mississippi laughter of says the cork implies the end.

turkey's incursion. canada's trudeau is re elected body of have to try to go up in in the minority liberal ministration i'm sure she is conservatives ng the popular vote butut that didn't convert into actual seats. leading democrat. john the same as the possible can make . thank you very much for being with us big developments but no discernible progress we talking breaks it two votes took place in london the first. so mps paaaas bars j johnson's withdrawal agreed and b build that on its first reading. this action first of boris johnson is up one is prime minister but thenen came the slap in the face inevitably number two. the

bills second reading went against johnson. respondents than forced to announce the brakes process is now on hold. you have to decide on a delay period. my disappointment of the house has again. the delay although the timetable. g. the u. k. would be in a position to leave the e. u. on october the thirty first with a deal five minutes to is the also always own misfortune so i make this offer to him tonight. all of us. reasonable timetable and i suspect this house will vote today but i scrutinized and i hope you manage the detail of this bill. that would be the sensible way for what. on the. your record leader of the labor party that the official

opposition and before that the prime minister boris johnson let's begin our correspond in london who's following old brexit developments for us as adam outside the houses of parliament. braving the weather benedict pavia tentative good evening to you and i hope you're okay and safe a and stole that. tell us more about these two votes. so two key votes- we didn't get a big. vote on the actual deal on super saturday but this is turning out to be in one sense super tuesday. the first vote was on- which is known him not as well ob the withdrawal agreement bill. of that didn't get a majority- soon this is the first prime minister since the referendum. boris johnson- go to victory that he got the approval of the house of commons- which is really significant but it was a

very short lived. victory because then- straight. away office we had another crucial place and that was on the. time table is called a program mission it was an accelerated false tracking over this ritual agreement bill. and would only allow the house of commons three days of scrutiny including today so that scrutiny was to finish by. thursday evening but the mps rejected that so that was. well we thought it was expected we had crunch the numbers so now we have a situation where the speaker has said that the withdrawal agreement bill is quote in limbo that's his the technical term for it. the prime minister. made a statement as soon as- the verge was announced and he said that he was pressing the pause button on this legislation this withdrawal agreement bill the full they will not be as had been planned because that was

rejected. any scrutiny discussion or debate on the web on wednesday and on thursday of course the reason for the fast tracking of that was to try. and get that bill through to the upper chamber the house of lords at the beginning of next week in order to meet walks in order to meet in nine days time the thirty first of october deadline which is the deadline currently in professional. agreed with the european union all of the extension. but of course this is all superseded by several letters that the prime minister. sent on saturday- requesting extensions so we will have to see what the issue itself- says if it grants an extension on if indeed what's that extension is. in the box that decision then bennett is we understand is pending the- twenty seven states are considering. the possibility of an extension to the how this will proceed to we know what to expect. well we think that boris johnson as we

speak is picking up his phone and going to be talking whether it is to the president of the eu council donald tours. of the president's commission additional could you could- indeed the chief brings it negotiated with the eu mission bagni and certainly if he's not doing it tonight. but that he'll do it tomorrow in the coming days will he be. saying look did give us a long extension we think that's very much what he will do. what was interesting. is that the prime minister significantly i think said. this bill will go through. whatever happens and for the first time i think he didn't attach the date of the thirty first october. now remember that he said only a few weeks ago that he'd rather be dead in a ditch- then break his pledge of not the u. k. not leaving by the thirty first of october. so it was also interesting to hear the leave the oppososition jerey corbyn on say that he was making an offer there and then to the prime minister- to

actually he wanted to talk sit down. and agree what he calls jeremy corbyn called a reasonable timetable for the scrutiny it's a hundred and ten page document although a lot of it is similar to the previous prime minister theresa may is. a deal there are significant changes and peas all actually furious and feel that they've been disrespected and that's why it was defeated tonight so. a bill that is in limbo a prime minister's press the pause button but who now says that the withdrawal agreement bill will go through. and doesn't. attach anymore the date. for the moment of the thirty first of october i'm one nine days away from that date. and a copy of. thank you as ever very much into a benefit package on his left from the houses of parliament in london. next the latestst on north east syria in not so cheap. let me putin and russia type- line mats and talked about the shape of things to come. but i want the turkish president announced the

syrian code like teaching english. we stroll to be on thirty columbus to syria but some one hundred fiftyty dollars off the wednesday at noon and. turkish russian troops will patrol the area. you might give me much if you're starting at noon on wednesday october twenty third. and within a hundred and fifty hours. ypg terrorists along with their military equipment will be removed from the area. within adaptive thirty kilometers.. their fortifications on positions will be destroyed. after a hundred and fifty hours in the west and east of the area of f operation p. spring ad within a depth of ten kilometers turkish and russian joint patrols will begin all ypg terrorists as well as their military equipment in terry fats. anonon beach will also be removed. that turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan

that's get the analysis joshua landis joins us is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma. joshua landis thank you very much for being with us at a safe zone then patrolled by turkish and russian troops. on the some more like an occupied zone. it does you know this is a big win for. it's a big win for us and the russians because they're keeping turkey out of this. this larger buffer zone that it was gonna be just turkish up to thirty kilometers it's a very good for the kurds because- the kurds much preferred to have russian and syrian patrols and syrian occucupation over areas like kobani which would have felt. fallen within the turkish zone but the turkish zone is cocontained to a few little spos along the border they will patrol but with the russians so there won't be any of the shooting- against the courage

the e courage willot b be driven out the population of course. the ypg. soldiers and police force will not be able to operate in that zone which will have a side trip so this is very good. for the government in damascus which will be re able to reassert its authority up to the border again in many areas except for a few little areas where turkey's already moved in its military. i'm clear what's going to happppen with those in the long run. signal processing this implies the end of the turkish- incursion i'm- is that something that wretched type- one. has a choice about going along with easy going to hear those words of ladbrokes. yes are you know look at this is this is going to be this is quite chasing to turkey but we don't know. . what was negotiatd we don't know what was given to turkey by russia. turkey has

signgnificant holdings in aleppo province that's over to the western partrt of syria and endlesss so. those are also probably in the trade missiles all kinds of different things could be no cypress backing up with gas and so forth there are so many things that russia and turkey have to negotiate about so we don't knoww how air to one got this very favorable d deal. for his clieient. syria because the first article in their agreement. is about how syria has to maintain its sovereignty and territorial integrity. in the american agreement with their t to one that was the very last article that was sort of thrown in for good luck at the bottom. in terms of what the kurds have here joshua i mean clearly he was saying at the start this is something they can be. relativelyy happy with out but clearly they had one on my- in on. when helping the

americans to beat at the islamic state group that one i am maybe establishing that own homeland. the one seen this on his doorstep did not want that and that's what the incursion is all about he didn't want what he saw was one terror groups linking it with. the kurdish terror groups he sees it in his own country and creating an even bigger problem for him. does this push the problem further away enough to one. does this give the syrian kurds the area that they would like probably not. no you don't look it this is all bad news for ththe kurds. there's relative. bad anand worse. it's bad news because the americans in order for the amemericans to stay t there they neeeeded t the kurdrds to administerer this whe area and that meant a quasi independent kurdish state. the currents were praying the americans would stay for the long haul. andnd the real hawks in america the anti rononnie and hawks that want to roll back

the wrong o one wantedd to stay. in northern syriaia for the long haul and that meant you know but we don't know what the long haul is it could be. many years and that's why the turks g got their hopes up. and jim jefeffry the special envoy to syria for trump had told the kurds don't make a deal with us we're gonna be here for you know. for a long time so. they had sold the kurds a bill of goods and the kurds have gotten their hopes way up. when trump dashed those hopes said we're pulling out. then the kurds ran to damascus and said look at don't let the turks and because they're going to ethnically cleanse us which was a real fear. so today they can be happy. that couldn't. yes seems to have stopped this turkish invasion and that will at least you know hold back the bad news for the kurds but it's not you know there's still a

big hang over for the kurds that the fact that their hopes were on an independent state let and now. they've got a live under aside which you know is not who's not going to give them a great deal of autonomy. show landis director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma as ever thank you for much of the journey is impossible. it was appreciate your time thank you. next justin trudeau clinging to power in canada. his liberal party eyes won the election but doeoesn't have an overall majority. the conservative counter she aged. what's known as the popular vote. but this didn't convert into a majority of seats that these new democrats. jack beat sync as a possible can make. clearly delineated justin trudeau will stay on as canada's prime minister alters the liberal party fell just short of a majority in the house of commons. your coast tonight canadians rejected divivision and negatativity. thy

rejected cuts and austerity and they voted in favor of a progressive agenda and strong action on climate change. the liberal party would down by double digit margins in every single province except where it matters the most in ontario and quebecec the two largest provinces when losses with small. it was a disappointing night for the conservative. for one during the campaign manager she's on teacher level and sometimes called the head of the liberals but while they have games cheese tories will not be returning to governments to makee life more. to the left wing democrats to forty six nine a long. time now and the fourth largest mountain house of commons. the most likely for justin trudeau. meaning thehe party sounded chance of putting its policies into practice.

these are the priorities of people. these are the priorities of people the new democrats will put at the heart of the conversations that we're going we're going to hop in the days and weeks to come. one point zero will be smiling it's call backs pro independence block get a call. the party made strong gains in rural quebec. has once again the chief official party status in ottawa. it was a terrible night the populace people's party of canada founded in the last year they received strong media coverage. but it failed to win a single seat. because what's the how that'll pans out that in canada. time to business stephen carroll is here and that's reason to rejoice greasy sept a rollercoaster couple of hours the sterling as events unfolded in westminster steteven with the breakdown that's right the votes did move the markets asashey took place in the house of commons not first browse past it was a sort of preliminary vote on allowing the process to continue starling. rose against the dollar but the second vote rejecting the accelerated

timetable to papass the wiwithdrawal bell effectively grind in the whole prorocess to hold scented in the otherer direction as the dust setettles on those two votes this was the position onn the currency markets starling down around half a percent agagainst the dollar a mining as the traders are keeping a very close eye on developments in the brexit process. that's taking on the tuesday's trading on the stock markets for you next european markets finishing the day before the break that action happens in westminster london footsie one hundred up by two thirds of 1% gains to in paris and frank first. on wall street ththe markets more focused on corporate results but turning into the red towards the end o f the day's trading the nasdaq finishing down almost three quarters of 1% among the stocks having a bad day the toy maker hasbro dishing dined. some 16% after their latest results. italy and france the fallen fad of the european commission because of their spending plans. the commission wants clarification from both paris and rome over there twenty twenty budgets saying they

don't meet you spending rose. kathy vs has the details. budget woes again for italy and the european commission warns role it could be in breach of e. u. fiscal rules. a l letter sent to the govevernment warned italy's plan does not comply with the debt reduction benchmark in twenty twenty. italaly found itself in a similr situation a year ago and was ultimately forced to accept the measures demanded by brussels which included tighter spending and more debt reduction. this time around rome is hoping to convince the e. u. to accept a deficit of two point 2% of gdp but the crucial factor is its debt load a hundred and 38% of gdp the secondd largest in europe. the e. u. is concerned that italy's budget will add to its debt. france too was facing scrutiny the european commission said paris's budget is not in line with commitments made to brussels and criticized

the government for under delivering i needed structural reforms such as pensions and lalabor laws. france's finance minister defended the government's decision to cut nine billion euros in taxes in the wake of the yellow vest protest. in a period of economic slowdown we have chosen to lower taxes on the french people and advance the pace of budgetary consolidation. no lemairere said france would respect in new commitments on public spending and reducing debt. under e. u. budget rules no country can have a deficit larger thann 3% of gdp or a debt load greater than 60% of output. governments are required to show they're moving in the right direction with annual targets. those who break the rules risk a fine of up two point 2% o of gdp. under the farmers across france of stage protests outside government offices calling for greater support for their industry. the demonstrations blocks roads in many parts of the country.

farmers say they can't earn enough to live on and are facing increasing pressure regulations including restrictions on pesticides. the board of the co working company we work has agreed to a takeover by the japanese investors softbankk softbank was already the company's biggest backer it's going to pump another six and a half billion dollars into the farm under this deal. which will also see its co founder adam newman stepped down the agreement values we work i just eight billion dollars a fraction of the forty seven billion the property group had b been given in previous funding g ryan's. oe of the world's biggest car parts supplier says it's taking a two and a half billion your- financial haze over the slowdown in the motor industry. germany's continental says it doesn't expect an improvement in the car market in the coming five yeaears. last month its ceo warned of an emerging crisis in the a auto industry. he saiaid would put twenty thousand jobs at the company at risk. it's already announced major cost cutting plans as it fades died

production of production of parts for diesel and petrol engines. find me the world's most expensive chocolate has gone on sale in india. the trio of trouble chocolates is selling for just over five thousand euros per kilo. michelin starred chef at philly picante genies behind the concept said the chocolates represent the cycle of life in three stages which his name to the creator. the nurturer and worryingly the destroyer. the other ingredients used include jamaican blue mountain coffee belgian white choppers and hazelnuts from a sleek cat month region. yes record holder of the most expensive topicics was s held by danish chapters here which cost a comparatively very affordable two hundred and twenty five years of peace. mark let's celebrate iraq's provided your bank. all of a destroyer thank you very much to the stephen carroll that with a business on the less expensive chocolate in the world quite a combination. thank you sir. this call studio james creedon with me what can a team are. looking at the- my reactions to the protest movement in chile where of course people have been killed.

and the u. n. is calling for an investigation. that's right so it just a scion of some of the reactions coming through in social media a lot of chileans sharing scenes from the streets. and at certainly at. the fatalities said that we can that we can have that have been reported you can see. a lot of brutality in some of the videos are coming through- beingng shared online- this particular tweet i won't show exactly what she said because they're expletives in us. and it but she saying they are beating the leak out of us. and it's a you know these are the kind of videos that this is the reality of what is happening on the streets of. san diego and elsewhere now. just to point out that it's not a it's not. as simple as it might seem some are sharing videos. michael o of people supportining at the m mil trees well and thanking t them for close protecting them from the violence. at conception is about i suppose it shows that it's n not. a cure cult picture and that there would also be people. i gueuess feeling at tht the protests are over the over the top self administered when you show ridges of soldiers

using back on right children as right just seen it's- usually i think the predominance react on. the paper really hard but by by that. this is a tv presenter based in the usa- you'll recall. i thought a lot and he it so. point it but people that these four also reacting to the slaughter. i'm gegetting a lot of these you set from chase has it looks like we are witnessing the violent. and repressive acts were in government. and he says as many are saying that it's being back dot memories. of the days of. adam. under the control of china which would not be a democracy that they're actually been no fatalities in hong kong. up to this. point whatever you can take away from that i'm not sure but- people twenty about chile home come protesters with you stand. with chile note. at reactions in france jules we've let the on

ththe foreign minister hee hasn. he didn't sort of. directly responded indirectltly share-- this. video from. the french parliamentary channel. which is discussing whether an awesome francis participation in. at the climax at the upcoming climate so much in. sant'agata chile the tech the cop twenty five the so called country folk. should be. suspended others at talking with that as well are the french environmentalist on. any p. on the shuttle. too many dead already he says the army is taking over the streets for press citizens. fighting for the climate means fighting for project of peace and social justice how can. you one time it's on the- go ahead. in santiago are for what. happened is what he is saying. a that's us with a look look up lots of a different- elements weapons

of me this is there was one other element of this. trerend where e is it it's seems to have disappeared market. the consultative committee chili boss as a- as it was getting too it's not just chili right now we think that that does seem to be a lot of demonstrations a lot of movements around the world i noticed the other day chinese- media making remarked that this is the example of hong kong the bad example being. copied around the world which i think is quite a leaked right in order to make that and right certainly propaganda let. me let papa tells wi fi i think a certain certain but what we're seeing for example in lebanon is the fact that this is appeal for. the all the powers that be. to go there is an element of at. once one movement inspired by in another certainly that's it's the same sort of culture you're seeing in a jury at the center calls with. you we were since you don as well so i think. that there there might be i think it's fair to say that the contagion effect another. a point that's coming through as well is the degree to which it's often minor details that seem to be hitting peoplple over into mass proteststs. when you could argue there are. bigger reasonss to justify that it this is the trees at from lebanese- trees are saying. what's up because of course we need is a tax. on communication ops that was the trigger it people getting into the streets but- and just as in chile it was it an increase in

in the price off publicc transpsport. i and so it was wht was some of the remarks that are coming at them as a treat i want to show you from chile sanction. sewing saying the boat really was just the tipping point. raising of what is going on. this is in reference to- protests were taking place. in bolivia. in the last. twenty four hours. i protests i bows at. am with suspicions of voting our electoral. fraud and then from from to the- convo counting. office there. this is the internet from channel four in the u. k. countries at a pronounced anti. establishment protests. at this past year and you can see. at that the list is a pretty. it's a pretty long one and it's not and she- then. continued on to his. so i think people are struck. by it off the policy on today and this.

peace protest in chile and lebanon catalonia. our world in in i suppose in. in movement in in. boarding ella. that's exactly it and in that article. they say you know is it nineteen is at.

10/22/19 10/22/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> they are trying to fullest. it is enough. let them leave us alone. we need a new life. amy: mass protests in lebanon have e entered their sixth d das hundreds of thousands are taking to the streets to demonsnstrate against dire economic conditions, austerity and corruption, demanding the country of lebananon's aders step down.