s growth rate will be less than half the global average even if a smooth transition was agreed paul brennan reports on from london. at one point in her news conference christine legarde described herself as a desperate optimist but delivering the i.m.f. latest assessment of the u.k. economy her tone was repeatedly downbeat about britain post rex it so whatever the deal is will not be as good as it is at the moment and asked about the seemingly growing prospect of britain crashing out without a break to deal now clearly that was to happen our assessment is that it would have very dear economy consequences it would be a shock to supply. and it would inevitably have a series of consequences in terms of. reduced growth going forward. increased deficit most likely depreciation of the currency and. you know in reasonably short order mean a reduction of the size of the u.k. economy the bracket deadlines are approaching fast for britain to depart the european union in an orderly manner next march they really need to agree the e.u. divorce bill by the end of this year and a u. leaders are braced for

back rex it it's a really important and difficult calculation to labor leadership has to make paul brennan live for us in liverpool there paul thanks a lot. a chinese hospital ship has docked in venezuela doctors on board the piece are called treat people for the next week before continuing an eleven nation tour last month the u.s. sent a hospital ship to neighboring colombia venezuela is experiencing a deepening economic crisis which has led to a shortage of food and medicine. shoppers in sri lanka fear more price rises inflation at an all time high and the sri lankan repeat has fallen to a record low against the dollar government ministers are denying they are to blame under reports now from the capital colombo they only jayawardene opened a big green colombo six months ago bringing his savings and experience from working abroad he had big plans but his wife says an unstable economy increasing costs and a sliding rupee have made things very difficult we can't increase our prices each time gas prices increased off live in korea because our customers know what price we offer certain items

top of poverty and ongoing conflict has forced more than two million people from their homes or paul brennan joins me live now from that lake chad region conference in berlin they mean put like that at the lake a shrunk by ninety percent it's quite shocking really paul this is they one of a two day conference i guess you know the u.n. it will be looking to countries a bit to look into their pockets and went deeply who's the leverage so far. well pledges that have been forthcoming so far have been several and we're not finished yet as you say this is day one of a two day conference some of the figures the european union has pledged one hundred sixty million dollars germany has pledged one hundred sixteen million dollars belgium and spain have also pledged money too and france has pledged one hundred million dollars i spoke to one delegates he guestimated that the total pledges by tomorrow the end of tuesday when the conference finishes could be somewhere in the region of one billion dollars that's still not the full one point five six billion that the u.n. estimates is required to address the

paul brennan is there in the wind at the labor party conference hi paul do you think we will get some sort of clarity by the end of this conference of at least where the opposition stands as far as break that goes. if you're looking for clarity you may be disappointed the nature of the way that the debate is going to go on at the labor party conference means that the motion on brecht is going to be what's called a composite motion you going to have thirty different input from lots of different constituency parties they're going to all put their idea is in the executives going to come up with a kind of motion that he's not being referenced to many of them and on that basis it may be that the final motion that comes forward on the possibility of a second referendum for example on whatever deal comes from brussels or from the negative situations with brussels may be something of a fudge that doesn't tie the hands of the leadership too much certainly i suspect that might be what the leader of the labor leadership is hoping for they want to be able to keep their options open because jeremy

whole brett brennan who joins us from berlin so paul any early breakthrough was at the conference. well there have been some pledges early doors were in a two day conference and this is day one so they will continue to develop as the conference goes on but i can give you some better figures sorry germany for example has pledged one hundred sixteen million dollars the e.u. has pledged one hundred sixty million dollars belgium and spain have also chipped in with around seventeen million dollars and france has pledged one hundred million dollars now these are just early bids and the estimated need according to the u.n. is one point five six billion so there's still a long way to go to meet that target but as far as addressing the situation in the lake chad basin it is a complex issue it's not just money it's not just humanitarian aid and to discuss that is. the regional director for west africa for the world food program. now if i can ask you. we've heard from other people here who have their own priorities what is the world food program's priority for the lake chad region we have to

the town of chow come news of the deaths provoked violent anti indian protests in the area as paul brennan reports. hundreds of mourners clung to every available vantage point the body of the rebel commander girls. was released her burial. hizbul mujahideen is kashmir's largest rebel group recruits its members almost exclusively among ethnic kashmiris from the indian administered territory so the local sentiments and the angry chance and slogans were very much in support of the slain fighters and against the indian army although. parts of it end up in the lobby of the dump i don't simply indicate a lot of that that really was and it indicated that. and the fear. question is. who you are holding and in shallow you do and you are paid till the dollars that you would visit got and yeah get to paternity for mass killings we face here is the reason that our educated youth take up arms of the fight for our freedom and for the same reason these five rebels took up our lives today were killed by the tyrant army. over the past year so many are getting injured so many were martyred is anyone really

future relationships with europe but let's see what comes out of conference post to you live to paul brennan who's in liverpool with the labor party conference is taking place paul good afternoon. pols not listening to us never mind we'll try to go back to poll if we can in the next few minutes still to come on al-jazeera is like telling struggling to survive with no let up in the war yemenis are forced to take extreme measures just to stay alive. hello again it's good to have you back all this hour we are going to start here across the philippines because we are watching more rain coming in over the next few days unfortunately you had a very nice stretch of drier conditions but because there is a typhoon out in the pacific.

its stand its leader jeremy corbyn as promised to give his party members a choice on the matter paul brennan is at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all the other issues here in interviews labor leader jeremy colvin continues to stress his preference for a good deal with europe not necessarily with the u.k. still inside the e.u. and if his general election were in office we would go straight to the negotiating table because we want to protect jobs and industries in this country we want to ensure there is a good effective trade relationship with europe in the future. i i will than five thousand pro e.u. demonstrators marched through liverpool on sunday calling for a people's vote in other words a second bricks and referendum on whatever deal emerges from the ongoing u.k.p. unico see asians and they want the option of stopping breck's it altogether once we know what the deal is sawn off for i think people are entitled to have a say as to whether they have accepted and i

with as few strings attached as possible paul brennan joining us from london to first talk us through the comments made by the i.m.f. chief and how significant her warnings are. i think they are hugely significant it certainly focuses attention on the consequences of the kind of debates which are going on here in the u.k. at the moment as we approach the nearest deadline which is actually november with that has to be a divorce deal agreed by november to allow time for the member state parliaments to ratify that deal by brigs it date which as you say is the twenty ninth of march so it's actually a little bit closer than that in march and the consequences as laid out by christine legarde who at one point in a news conference described herself as a desperate optimist i'm afraid relentlessly downbeat i mean i'll give you a couple more quotes from it from her any deal she said will not be as good as a smooth process under which good services and people move around the u.k. and the e.u. at the moment so whatever the deal it will not be as good as we've got it at the moment and she went on t

annual conference and liverpool and say will back a second vote if that's what the members want paul brennan is in liverpool where that labor party conference is being held. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum on whatever deal the prime minister theresa may brings back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much more in favor of having a general election based on whatever deal comes back now he's bowing to pressure from both his members and from outside to say look maybe this should be a vote and he said that if the confere

push for a second referendum they're meeting in liverpool to decide their stance that's where paul brennan correspondent joins us live from here on the news hour paul the official labor line is all options are on the table what does that mean. for the preference of the labor leadership remains for a general election if no deal can be reached with the european union but the leadership jeremy corbin and his colleagues are coming under snowballing pressure from labor members to actually offer the option of a second vote now the dynamic the leadership faces is that the labor members the wishes may not actually necessarily tally with the wishes of the broader traditional labor supporters many of which voted in support of bracks it's so the labor leadership met late into the night for last night they've come up with a two page composite motion which will be voted on by conference here in liverpool and the crucial twenty two words are as follows if we cannot get a general election labor to support all options remaining on the table including campaigning for a public vote two important things to r

negotiate a future relationships with europe but let's see what comes out of conference more from paul brennan who's in the vehicle. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum on whatever deal the prime minister theresa may bring back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much more in favor of having a general election based on whatever deal comes back now he's bowing to pressure from both his members and from outside to say look maybe there should be a vote and he said that if the conference members vote for a second referendum th

personally supporting the second referendum he wants to keep his options open for as long as possible paul brennan al-jazeera liverpool at least one person has been killed after israeli jets fired at palestinians protesting along the gaza border fence demonstrations against the israeli blockade of the gaza strip and then going on for more than six months palestinians are demanding their right to return to homes on land their families were expelled from seventy years ago when israel was created. israel's government has delivered an ultimatum to palestinians living in the village of qana ma either ten down your homes or they'll be destroyed earlier this month the supreme court approved the demolition of the bedouin village located in the occupied west bank israel plans on using the land to build illegal settlements residents have until october first to destroy their homes flash floods of killed at least four people in tunisia bridges and roads were damaged the equivalent of nearly six months worth of rain fell on saturday the storm caused water levels in some areas to rise as much as one point seven

economy paul brennan reports now from london. this news conference from the i.m.f. managing director christine legarde was not deliberately time to cause issues for the u.k. prime minister but the timing is going to be significant as britain faces a meeting later this week on bret's it and then a summit in november and the assessment of the i.m.f. regarding britain's prospects after bracks it looks quite really the growth forecast for example that the i.m.f. has put on british g.d.p. has been revised down from one point seven five percent to one point five percent but even that is totally contingent on what christine legarde described as a timely deal and a smooth process after that she said a kind of disorderly wreck set where no deal has been agreed and britain falls off a cliff edge would have significantly worse effects on the british economy other comments that she said was that the w.e.o. the world economic outlook for predicted global growth to be around three point nine percent so you can see that one point five percent or worse shows that britain really is

the lake child bason are being compounded by violence at the hands of the armed group boko haram paul brennan is in the german capital berlin where the pledges for meet. the slide into crisis in the countries which surround like chance has been slow painful unlaunched be ignored by the rest of the world almost a decade of chronic poverty and food and water shortages two and a half million africans displaced from their homes and ten million made dependent on humanitarian aid the crisis is compounded by the bomb and gun attacks of the boko haram group. and in the order history we have seen young girls are your boys being strived improvises. bombs and yours in them but what i was in there was instrument of war these thousand there were one anywhere before the level of displacement of gender based violence that girls particularly adolescent girls are going through it's unbelievable famine in the lake chad region was only a verted after an emergency donor conference in norway last year the latest donor conference in berlin aim to push on from that. at the heart of this conference has been the need

six months to go before the show jeweled day of bricks it let's go live now to our correspondent paul brennan who's in the city of liverpool when that labor party conference is taking place so they want an election is that a u. turn on the part of labor or is that a measure paul of the way they think they might have mrs may on the run. i think it's a really important evolution of the labor party position in all of this jeremy corbyn and his main leadership team of the party have been rather ambiguous in the past about calls for example for a second referendum on the issue and in particular on the deal that mrs may the prime minister comes back with after the negotiations have concluded with brussels but. jeremy corbyn as remains very steadfastly of the opinion that he has a chance of government here and he doesn't want to sacrifice that to go and prioritise a second referendum he says you can hear a clip in a second i just want to talk you through before we play first of all he realizes that he believes that he has the government on the ropes and that they should the party should press home t

to leave she says talks of reached an impasse with just six months to go before departure day paul brennan is at the labor party conference in the. this is a crucial conference for the labor party we could be just months away from bracks if we could be just months away from a new general election depending on the stance of the prime minister to resign may and how to negotiations with the european union go in the opposition labor party knows that it needs to be ready for that as regards the possibility of a second referendum many of the labor members have been pushing force here a conference that more than one hundred constituency parties are calling for a debate about it at least the labor leadership has certainly softened its stance in relation to the possibility of a second referendum on bracks it's what they're saying is that while their preference would be for a general election they won't stand in the way if the labor members actually decide that they want to back a second referendum now crucially it will be the wording of both the motion here a conference whether it binds the hands o

a correspondent paul brennan apps the conference and joins us from that now so part of the early breakthroughs that. well certainly the germans who are hosting this conference to pitched in with an early period a promise of some one hundred million euros that's around one hundred sixteen million u.s. dollars to be spent over the next two years to twenty twenty. breakthrough if you like we're not sure whether that's fresh cash or whether that's a simple reiteration of money that was already pledged at a conference eighteen months ago and all but will be chasing got up that said it's a drop in the ocean where it comes to the estimated need of the lathe. chad basin region which is according to the u.n. at least needing one point five six billion dollars of humanitarian assistance in order to address the multiple stress and crises that are going on that it's not just the security situation in relations that i saw around that had ten years of intermittent droughts and food insecurity. that there's a very real need for a warning to be placed at well if the place i mean what are they hoping is that s

or paul brennan is in liverpool where the labor party is holding its conference support how significant is the change from jared jeremy corbin on breaks it. i think it is significant because jeremy colvin stance towards a vote of people's votes on the record has been extremely ambivalence he's basically said his strong preference in the party strong preference party leadership from preference is for a general election you heard it there but today in the morning newspapers and here at a conference he has been under intense pressure to soften that stance and recognise the wishes of the party members and given the fact that he's staked his leadership and his reputation on making the labor party more democratic he simply can't ignore those wishes a crucial part of it will be this that the grassroots movement momentum which at the last year's conference blocked a vote on the bracks it's a referendum a second referendum this year they're not going to do that they're going to allow any vote to pass and so what we have is a situation where labor although it's preference remains a general electi

if that's what the party decides but he also said he'd prefer a general election al-jazeera as paul brennan reports from liverpool. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting and peace and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless pritchett is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool and the reason why is because the labor leadership has crucially evolved it stands towards the idea of a second referendum whatever deal the prime minister theresa may bring back from brussels initially jeremy coleman was much much more in favor of having a general election based on whatever deal comes back now he's bowing to pressure from both his members and from outside to say look maybe there should be a vote and he said that if the conference members vote for a second refe

to paul brennan who's in liverpool with the labor party conference is taking place paul good afternoon. paul's not listening to us never mind we'll try to go back to paul if we can in the next few minutes still to come here on al-jazeera live telly struggling to survive with no let up in the war yemenis are forced to take extreme measures just to stay alive. hello again it's good to have you back well this hour we are going to start here across the philippines because we are watching more rain coming in over the next few days unfortunately you had a very nice stretch of drier conditions but because there is a typhoon out in the pacific that means some of the edge of that typhoon is going to bring clouds as well as rain so monday not really looking too bad for luzon but as we go towards tuesday you notice we do start to pick up a little bit more shower activity some windy conditions as well now this is a danger because the ground is already saturated across this region so any more rain could potentially bring more landslides and mudslides and that is something we're going to be watching

being compounded by the violence at the hands of the armed groups walk around our correspondent paul brennan is in the german capital berlin where the pledges were made. to slide into crisis in the countries which surround lake chant has been slow painful and largely ignored by the rest of the world almost a decade of chronic poverty and food and water shortages are seen two and a half million africans displaced from their homes and ten million made dependent on humanitarian aid the crisis is compounded by the bowmen gun attacks of the boko haram group. for the force turning toward history we're seeing young girls young boys been strapped in and progress bombs and yours in them but what i'm rules in their instrument of war these thousand there were one anywhere before the level of displacement of gender based violence that girls particularly adolescent girls are going through it's unbelievable famine in the lake chad region was only a verted after an emergency donor conference in norway last year the latest donor conference in berlin into push on from that. at the heart of this conference ha

economy paul brennan following the story joining us from london how significant are these warnings by christine legarde. i think that hugely significant and it's because of her position as the managing director of the international monetary fund she's not just some academic from a local university this is basically the the person who looks at the global economic outlook and makes judgments using the very finest of economic predictions and predict dos and some of the information that you came out with that news conference which happened just an hour ago was pretty bleak i mean she's revised down the u.k. g.d.p. growth forecast from one point seven five percent for the next two years down to one point five percent but she's made that totally contingent on there being a smooth process after bracks it's a deal that is done on bracks it so what you're saying is if there's a no deal on bracks if britain falls off a cliff edge effectively when it leaves the european union in march of next year then there will be no such thing as one point five percent growth it could be significantly worse t

personally supporting the second referendum he wants to keep his options open for as long as possible paul brennan al-jazeera liverpool. time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back election time in cameroon as the country's longtime leader seeks yet another term despite protests more that statements. from long flowing island winds to an in chanting death to greece. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast why i do want to take you over here towards the philippines things look pretty good right now on the forecast map we have clear skies for most of luzon all the next few days though we do have a system just off the map that is our next typhoon that is trey i mean that's going to be making its way towards the northwest now we don't expect to see a landfall in the philippines but we do expect to see those clouds start to impact that area and then the rain and the winds so that is something going to be watching a lot of these areas are still saturated from our super typhoon so any more rain across this region could be bad news across much of southern china we're

brennan. >> bottom line, paul manafort has been convicted of eight felonies, which carry a significant prisonpresident's former personal lawyer turned himself into the fbi and stood in federal court and pleaded guilty to eight charges. >> possibly the worst day in donald trump's presidency thus far. >>> all right. let's bring in our democratic strategists. noelle, we left a lot out. that was abbreviated, as you know, because we have talked many times, all three of us. noelle, what do you think was left out, if anything, in terms of a storyline? >> oh, my god, richard. this has been one heck of a -- >> hasn't it? >> one heck of a ride. both for republicans and democrats. i mean, everybody is all in one boat when it comes to an agreement of one heck of a ride. you know, there's little rocket man. there is, you know, the john mccain's death, which was, you know -- a little controversy with trump not attending and some things there. so many things. we were looking at the blue wave versus the red wall of resistance from the blue wave. we're looking at upsets like recently in florida with graham th

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brennan-jobs. also tonight, who does deserve credit for america's booming economy? ten years after the financial crash, i talk with paul krugman. and our alicia menendez talks with michael arceneaux. >> announcer: additional support provided by: >>> and welcome to the program everyone. i am christiane amanpour in new york. hurricane florence is shaping up to be a catastrophic storm made even more so because of extra warm waters off the atlantic ocean. as millions flee for higher ground, the trump administration epa chose this moment to give them the green light to release methane into the atmosphere. we are still in alliance since president trump pulled out of the alliance accord. jerry brown pledging to make his state carbon free by 245. today his global climate action summit begins in san francisco and brings together prominent americans as well as chinese officials. he joined me earlier this week to warn that the global environment alliance has to do better before we all reach the point of no return. governor brown welcome from sacramento. >> thank you very much. great to talk with you. >> so you are really fighting

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