summit on al-jazeera. the united arab emirates is reportedly running a campaign to get al-jazeera registered as a foreign agent in the u.s. effectively restricting its operations in the country so is media freedom of risk and what are the limits to political lobbying this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dobby shutting down al-jazeera network who was one of the main demands of the blockade in countries when they cut off diplomatic relations with cats are more than 2 years ago now the united arab emirates is reportedly running a lobbying campaign in washington to get the us government to force the network to register as a foreign agent that would in effect brand it as a government tool a claim al-jazeera strongly denies and could restrict its operations in the united states the news agency bloomberg says a prominent law company a law firm was employed by the u.a.e. to achieve this goal this includes meeting congressional staff white house officials and journalists and academics it

al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. elephant doha everyone i'm come all santamaria and this is the news out from al-jazeera the pentagon announces it will withdraw up to a 1000 soldiers from northern syria as turkish forces push deeper into kurdish controlled area it's also in the news the polls now closed in 2 newsy away voters have been picking the next president it's either a retired law professor or a media tycoon just released from jail and a major cleanup operation underway after typhoon haiyan us brits through japan killing at least 23 p. . with the latest from europe including a top level meeting in paris as the deadline draws ever closer for potential breaks it deal. and in sports hosts japan have pulled off a historic win at the rugby world cup victory over scotland saw them reach the quarter finals for the 1st time in tournament history. so we're starting with syria where state t.v. is reporting that the syrian army is now sending troops to confront turkish forces in the north of the country earlier we also h

on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now syrian government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces which will see the syrian army deploy along the border with turkey yes t.f. says this will help and liberating areas under the control of turkish forces and they advance into northern syria earlier the u.s. announced it's pulling out all remaining american troops from northern syria u.s. president's been accused of abandoning the kurds the americans say they want their troops out of harm's way. celebrations and tunisia as exit polls show a conservative law professor and political outsider is poised to become the country's next president i say it is projected to end more than 70 percent of the vote beating media mogul an appeal. to mourn our top story the deal between syrian government forces and kurdish led syrian democratic forces we spoke to joshua landis who's director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklah

is focused only on al-jazeera english not al-jazeera arabia or any of the other arms now is it political yes for example in the last year both russia t.v. called r.t. sputnik its radio network and china television c.g. t.v. have been required to register as foreign agents even though they've been conducting their operations for long years in the united states without any disturbance or strong efforts in congress after the revelations disposed in the mall or report about foreign interference through the russians in the elections to have those broadcast outlets listed even though their operations have been unchanged for long years the argument is well even if they're on paper independent of the government in fact behind the scenes of presidency in china president putin and russia really dictate what goes on those airwaves so there is clearly a political element to it we also know that when the new attorney general william barr was confirmed he stead he was going to upgrade the enforcement rigor if you will aggressiveness of the foreign edges straightest foreign agents registration unit i s

al-jazeera dot. com for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. officials say some american troops have withdrawn from a military position in northern syria that came out of turkish artillery fire though it appears the outpost did not take a direct hit turkish forces are not pushed 8 kilometers deeper into territory held by many kurdish fighters in syria the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced by turkey's military offensive. zana has the latest near turkey's border with syria. this incident according to the u.s. defense department turkish fire landed close to a u.s. base in the words in their statement our base was close to being hit by turkish fire and the turks are aware we are present now the turkish defense ministry is denying that they targeted this outpost and that this outpost was even hit according to the turkish defense ministry we took precautions and we were responding to fire turkey a turkish outpost in the turkish border town of came under mortar fire fro

on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. the united states announces it will send up to $3000.00 more troops and defense systems to saudi arabia to boost its defense. hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera turkey says it has captured several villages controlled by codice forces has pulled in 20 civilians are killed in the fighting. reports the u.a.e. paid nearly $2000000.00 to a u.s. lobbying firm to run a campaign to discredit al-jazeera. the former top u.s. diplomat in ukraine faces questions from the congressional committee investigating a possible impeachment of president trump. so the united states is sending thousands more troops to saudi arabia there are already sent hundreds of this summer's tension with iran and elsewhere in the region increased but now the pentagon has confirmed the deployment of a further $3000.00 troops the u.s. military has on alert additional army navy marine and air force units to quickly provide increased capability in the region if necessary the

programming but i've never been censored i don't know anybody else who said that on programming al-jazeera tells them what to say i do know that's not the case with the al arab programming by saudi arabia but i do think that there's at least some assurance that. even if there were a listing decision made you would have an opportunity to challenge its legality in court to show it was arbitrary capricious and based on all teary or political motives not based on the programming and organization of al jazeera english and i suspect much appear in doha that this will never happen if u.s. politicians got an unawareness of al-jazeera arabic they would realize how popular says i mean 40000000 times we'll dip into al-jazeera ring and say we're not talking about our colleagues in arabic we're talking about is religious but it's not because al-jazeera arabic is giving the viewers what they want it's not arabia's got talent and the x. factor and game shows it's information and it's freedom of information because the platform it's a window of an open formula slot formats the platform to listen to differ

this is al jazeera. hello once again from doha everyone i'm come out santamaria this is the news hour from al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister unveils emergency economic reforms hoping to diffuse antigovernment protests but demonstrators though are skeptical also the polls are closing in canada's parliamentary election prime minister justin trudeau is fighting to stay in power after a series of scandals protests and confusion in bolivia the country waits for presidential election results the government is accused of manipulating the outcome and for.

alan fischer al-jazeera washington. and the u.s. around 100000 people have been ordered to leave their homes because of a wildfire on the northern edge of los angeles the so-called salvage fire has destroyed a number of homes a man in his late fifty's who try to battle the flames died fire officials say the mandatory evacuation is expected to remain in place for a number of days the 1st person to ever perform a spacewalk has died at the age of 85 russian cosmonaut alexy leon of made history in 1065 when he floated outside a spacecraft for just over 12 minutes the mission almost trailed when his spacesuit filled with air which left him struggling to get back into the shuttle and went on to lay the sylvia part of the 1st joint u.s.s.r. u.s. space flight 10 years later trade a regional security dominated a meeting of india's prime minister narendra modi and chinese president xi jinping the 2 men held talks in southern india 2 countries had been at all odds over the kashmir dispute china recently supported pakistan at a recent u.n. secu

al-jazeera. was. sport with andy. thank you very much for hearts japan have pulled off a historic win at the rugby world cup their victory over scotland saw them reach the knockout rounds for the 1st time in solomon history at 2821 when setting up a quarter final with south africa reports from yokohama. empty just a day earlier as thai food had the best back to japan the streets of yokohama filled up with fans on sunday for the match that almost never took place just departed scotland in a winner takes all pretty much i. the hosts are hoping to put on the brand of rugby the to give them 3 straight wins. scotland had threatened legal action if this match was cancelled due to the typhoon and they took immediate action on the pitch during its why 7 mil lead. i think japan has proved irresistible on home soil so far and they thrilled yet again fighting back with 3 troy's and a 217 lead. scotland looked finished but they weren't determined to spoil the fairy tale but japan held on a 2821 when meeting

castro al-jazeera capitol hill. doctors for us democratic hopeful bernie sanders say he did have a heart attack earlier this week sanders has left the hospital after receiving treatment there is video of it right there he did cancel campaign events after suffering from chest pains on tuesday 78 roll was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery to treat a blocked artery sanders is seeking his party's nomination to challenge donald trump in the 2020 u.s. presidential election. defy are protesters in hong kong are challenging a ban on face mask which is now in effect chief executive carrie lam invoked the clonal era law to gain greater gain greater powers to clamp down on protesters it's got reports from hong kong. facemask have become one of the main symbols of the protester movement here in hong kong they're also a way to hide identities from surveillance cameras now it's illegal for protesters to cover their faces. their protests have become increasingly violent and initial peaceful rallies the largest ever

alan fischer al-jazeera washington. a south african court has ruled former president jacob zuma must stand trial on corruption charges is accused of taking $267000.00 in bribes from a french arms manufacturer zuma is said to have taken the money in connection with the $2000000000.00 arms deal during the 1990 s. or he was deputy president his lawyers argued that the case was politically motivated and should be thrown out zuma denies any wrongdoing miller was outside the court in her maritzburg. the court judgement was handed down in under 2 minutes and jacob zuma was in and out of court in in just a few minutes the court had decided that jacob zuma will indeed stand trial that's due to begin next week oh but it's also worth remembering that the former president does have the option to approach the supreme court of appeal to appeal this judgement and perhaps further delay his day in court which is a huge cheer said for a long time he wants to have the opportunity to do but it's at the same time he's also tried to delay th

and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. fires in the streets and battles across barcelona after more than half a 1000000 people keep up the pressure over the jailing of cattle on leaders. as u.k. prime minister boris johnson prepares to put a new brakes a deal to parliament visit the port city were people are desperate for progress. really though everybody moves to come out and it should my opinion that the wishes of the people who will be. libya's president faces an uphill battle despite being one of the front runners in sunday's election. the call for political change in lebanon is growing louder with tens of thousands protesting across the country they're calling for revolution lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has given rival groups in his government 72 hours to find a solution to the tour. that's a gulf the country at least 2 links 2 people have died mr ministrations which are now on their 2nd day 7 decker reports and they were. for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the streets of beirut calling for the governmen

al jazeera is hash of about are met with the c.e.o. of qatar airways and secretary general of the cattle national tourism council. he asked him 1st if qatar airways was going to deliver the expansion of how about international airport in time for the 2022 fee for world cup at that anyways we always deliver everything on time it is my mend it. my country requires that solidity be ready before the 2022 fee for world cup and we will deliver by the grace of god the terminal expansion on time you're aiming for more than $60000000.00 passengers in the near future is a bishop of the same time it's challenging because it is talking about what expenditure what investments infrastructure to put together this very delicate moment what do you mean by a delicate delicate moment has passed we are now 2 and a half years into the illegal blockade you can see that there is the economy is growing. at hamad the traffic is back to the growth is back to block at times we are investing we are already as a matter of fact above the capacity of the airport we

al-jazeera. every your. seeking a ceasefire in syria the us vice president and secretary of state depart for turkey . are proposed is that right now tonight all the terrorists lay down their arms their equipment and while the president lays out his conditions for ending turkey's offensive in northeast syria. i am. fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha and also coming up at the end of the hong kong's leader carrier shouted down for a 2nd day as she addressed his lead just the legislative council. the aftermath of more violence in mexico police are among dozens killed as he is breaux for their security. am i am. thank you very much for joining us a high level u.s. delegation is on its way to turkey to meet president typo on hoping to convince him to call off an offensive in northeast in syria secretary of state mike bump aoe and vice president mike pence will try to broker a cease fire deal between the turks and the kurds decision to pull u.s. troops from ne in syria has been met with criticis

al-jazeera. turkey continues its military build up for an operation against kurdish fighters and the warning is sounded over the potential for a new humanitarian crisis. again i've listed already watching al jazeera live from london also coming up the white house says it will not cooperate with an impeachment inquiry into president donald trump arguing he's been denied his right to due process. as an anti austerity process deepen ecuador's government signals it's open to international mediation for a zone of the crisis. and a cash crisis at the u.n. which warns it might not be able to keep up its global commitments including paying staff at the end of the month. kurdish forces of want any military escalation in northeast syria could lead to a return of i saw and cause a mass displacement of people turkish troops are gathering near the syrian border in preparation for an offensive against the kurdish s.d. eth if there is a preemptive strike by ankara targeting the syrian iraqi border in an attempt

through the discourse in this world and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera this hour protests against the government in iraq are growing louder people are demonstrating in the capital baghdad and right across the country despite the prime minister valen to reshuffle his cabinet and introduce sweeping reforms the pentagon is sending u.s. troops into syria 2 weeks after dawn called for all american forces to be withdrawn pentagon says additional troops will help protect syrian oil fields from falling back into the hands. in the air of the south korean business empire some song has been back in court for the start of his bribery retrial the supreme court ruled jay wiley's case should be heard again after receiving a suspended sentence for seeking favors from the former president park geun hye. and to transport safety authority has said boeing was partly to blame for contributing to the deadly lion air crash in october last year officials say several factors including design flaws. the boeing 737 max aircraft led to the

most of the coming on al-jazeera including more fallout from the blockade of qatar how al-jazeera has become a target of the u.a.e. campaign in the us. i think the voters have even a very clear message to those politicians in this regard that message is today's economy is the number one issue in sunday's presidential runoff election mind that stay with us. hello it's that time for the casting to do is work now a bit of it but a cold air over the top of what's warm water usually produces shows not yet all views on the satellite picture will largely free of clouds however in the forecast will bring a weakish cold front normally behind it that will develop clouds and rain for the caucasus and a hint for developing showers which should appear just north of terran or even of the city itself was hard to get to sunday back used to 21 degrees this time in the sunshine but everything south of there and it's still quite young there's there's nothing in the sky in pakistan anymore we've seen the back of the southwest monsoon should have seen the last the rain now and nothing much has changed in

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on al-jazeera. to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to discern and meet forested areas that have been already devastated setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where we've been telling you the international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now turkish forces and their allies say they've seized control of the center of ras ally in the syrian town their announcement a short time ago comes as ground troops push 30 kilometers into the north. more than a 1000000 people in japan have been told to leave their homes as typhoon i give us approaches tokyo the storm is expected to batter the capital with record amounts of rain and high winds iran is condemning what it calls a cowardly attack on one of its oil tankers a government spokesman says it's reviewing evidence of the missiles apparen

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murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . and 3. d. i don't know barbara negotiating that we would have a deal and we would have been out on a 3 ton ship a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the trial but it is the worst of the lot it was brought to us what you know what about his ability maybe his son goes head to head with the chairman of the u.k.'s directed party richard ties to tom's a very loose tough i'm sure there's nothing like there's not a loose about it's often shop it's pretty clear is as clear as brits it means but so yes it is and it's just as clearly hazy. on down to 0. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news our life from our headquarters and opinion of the parana coming up in the next 60 minutes it begins a ground offensive against kurdish forces in syria as jets and dottore continue to target keep positions. widespread panic and evacuations fears that the turkish incursion could trigger a new humanitarian crisis. to pay for the shot dead in germany and what's now being treated as an a

al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home algis the internet will bring in the news and current of friends that matter to you. al-jazeera. missions in northern syria their commander in chief donald trump defended his decision to withdraw now we've captured isis we've done what we've done we had 50 soldiers in the area talking about it and i said we want to bring our soldiers back home it's been a long time it's a major shift in u.s. foreign policy one being criticized by members of the president's own republican party senator lindsey graham one of trump's biggest supporters on twitter pledged to reverse the withdrawal of the u.s. senate calling it a disaster in the making a move also backed by the top democrat in the senate and i can tell you this is getting roland condemnation from democrats and republicans and i expect congress will take some form of action either a resolution or something even more. u.s. offici

al-jazeera. where ever you. talk to notice there are winners they don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the soldier's 0. the latest news as it breaks up into his mouth and started peacefully but the major publication is taken from his father long before his heart for those with details coverage there they get will be having dealt with that 110 meters which is so deep that only have 15 minutes on the seabed from around the world the remains of tomorrow may never be found that is your they still exist yet his legacy lives on. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth doesn't lie with us that's what this job. project al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now. u.s. officials say some american troops have withdrawn from a military position in northern syria they came under fire fro

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on al-jazeera. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes out into the environment goes around the world. and trends that it's a very modern way to do. believe me voices the measure of progress. the domestic population has. enough an active enough to believe that you're assuming there is a good will kill people are more vulnerable circle of poison on al-jazeera. time for a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced by turkey's military offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria and in the last hour there has been an explosion near a u.s. base in northern syria with turkish shelling in the area. and the u.s. is sending $3000.00 additional troops to saudi arabia the pentagon confirmed military hardware will also be sent to bolster the kingdom's the fences following an assault on the oil facilities last month. in iran says one of its oil tankers has been struck off the coast of saudi arabia the state news agency says the ve

on al jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories turkey says it hit more than 180 targets as part of a major ground and air offensive in northeast and syria designed to clear the area of kurdish fighters the kurdish led syrian democratic forces say a prison hold an detainees has been struck by turkish troops and emergency u.n. security council meeting has been called for thursday to discuss the situation. or people in northern syria have begun fleeing to neighboring iraq the international committee of the red cross is warning that any escalation in the area could in danger thousands of people who are already displaced and a manhunt is underway in eastern germany after at least one gunman killed 2 people and injured others me at a synagogue new video shows the moments the gunman opened fire on the synagogue in the city of hala wednesday as the holiest day of the jewish calendar gone kapoor. protest as an ecuador have clashed with security forces during a 7th day of

an al-jazeera. planet is feeling the heat of the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of it reversible changes to the us live and all be with you throughout us a lot of armored correspondent nick clark will have reports from the front lines of the crisis and showcase new solutions to help called by the threat al-jazeera brings you a new weekly show planet s.o.s. what sets up the facts on the science behind the issues affecting our planet's. al-jazeera. where every your. and we shall carry these are the top stories on al-jazeera this officials say some american troops have withdrawn from a military position in northern syria that came under fire from turkish forces earlier on friday though it appears the outpost to not take a direct hit turkish forces have now pushed 8 kilometers deeper into territory held by the mainly kurdish forces in syria the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced by turkey's military offen

this is al jazeera. everyone i'm come on santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera turkish forces continue to push deeper into northern syria taking villages on the kodesh control while civilians are caught in the middle. also in the news house democrats question america's former top diplomat in ukraine as part of the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump dirty tactics reports the united arab emirates paid nearly $2000000.00 to a u.s. lobbying firm in a campaign targeting al jazeera. and ethiopia's prime minister is awarded this year's nobel peace prize for his role in ending a decades long conflict with our truck. and in sports scotland's rugby bosses threaten legal action if their world cup match against japan is cancelled it's in down. scotland will go out of the solomons if the fixture is called off. today 3 of turkey's military offensive in northern syria and that has resulted in more casualties and force more civilians to flee their homes nato its chief is also joined a gro

this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a this is the news hour live from coming up the next 60 minutes turkish forces capture another town in northern syria as their offensive against kurdish fighters in the region escalates. why some fear the turkish operation could help hundreds of i still find his escape from kurdish run prisons. pakistan's prime min. stays intact wrong aiming to defuse tensions with saudi arabia and japan mounts a large relief operation as typhoon agabus devastates part of the country and kills 23 people. now turkey's offensive on kurdish held areas of northern syria is showing no sign of slowing down let's bring you up to date with the latest developments now in a new advance monitors say turkish forces in the syrian allies have captured large parts of saluki the town is important because it will ensure supply routes from turkey as the operation progresses and sunday morning saw heavy bombardments on other towns near the border artillery fire spotted hitting teller and russell i mean

al jazeera. hundreds of algerians are marching through the capital and other cities protesting against presidential elections in december demonstrators say the vote could not be free or fair while their former president's allies and military leaders retain positions of the losses beautifully cust up down in april after huge protests over his bid for a 5th term separately at least $100.00 political prisoners including a journalist have started a hunger strike over arbitrary detentions. police in mozambique say members of an elite special forces unit were responsible for killing a key election observer the 58 year old was shot dead on monday while driving away from a workshop for observers ahead of the election on october 15th human rights groups say this election will be the most violent the country has ever seen welcome web has more from. the election observer who was the director of a rights organization that attended a training event for election observers in bystanders say after he left he was

trafficking on al-jazeera. when the news breaks if you like your code in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to be. a little look across this border area with out and i'd like to see your teams on the ground for the life. i think you. need. to put. trees and good night. and on line. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. is beefing up its military presence in the gulf as tensions a similar between tehran and washington and some of the arab world's most powerful countries the pentagon says it's sending $30000.00 additional troops to saudi arabia to bolster the kingdom's the fences following an assault on oil facilities last month the u.s. military has on alert additional army navy marine and air force units to quickly provide increased capability in the region if necessary the united states remains committed to protecting our allies ensuring the free flow of resources need to support the global economy and demonstrating our

tell the world coming soon on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan doha the quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. officials say some american troops have withdrawn from a military position in northern syria that came under turkish artillery fire but it appears the outpost did not take a direct hit turkish forces are pushing deeper into territory held by the mainly kurdish fighters in syria united nations says 100000 people have been displaced zeros child stratfor is at the turkey syria border black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkish army tanks and reinforcements move towards the border with turkey military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled towns of tilapia that russell. which reported most if not all their civilian populations fled. the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been forced from their homes. there are civilian casualties among the thousands of people fleeing turkey shell tillery shells soldiers and their syrian rebel allies turkey says it's conductin

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this is al-jazeera. hello everyone and welcome to this news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey continues its military build up for an operation against kurdish fighters on the warning is sounded over the potential for a new humanitarian crisis. the trumpet ministrations accused of obstructing justice after a key witness is blocked from testifying as part of an impeachment investigation. as protests deepen ecuador's government signals it's open so in some national mediation to resolve the crisis. and a cash crisis at the u.n. which warns it might not be able to keep up its global commitments including paying stops at the end of the month. in doha with all the day's sport so africa qualifies for the quarter finals i'll tell you who the springboks are likely to face next at the big. kurdish forces of ward any military escalation in northeast syria could lead to a return of isilon calls a mass displacement of people to use troops a gathering near the syrian border in preparation fo

on al-jazeera. protesters defy line firing neurons cut about last anger against the government spreads. i'm sam is a than this is al jazeera live from down south coming up the deadline looms for kurdish fighters to leave northern syria will face turkish forces. not giving up the u.k.'s prime minister will try and push for an election in december a day after m.p.'s voted down the move. devastating wildfires in california could spread further as people are warned of stronger winds. iraqi security forces of use live rounds to disperse protesters in the city of karbala a medical source tells al-jazeera at least 45 people have been killed hundreds of demonstrators also defied an overnight curfew in the capital laura birdman lee has more. among volleys of tear gas protesters occupied backed out central to her square while others pushed forward attempting to reach the highly secured green zone that's home to government offices and embassies. iraq's military and police an overnight curfew video posted socia

women make change on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. turkey says its calculate key border town as it intensifies its bombardment of northern syria but the u.s. says threatening significant sanctions. collapsible rahman you want to al-jazeera live by headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. millions asked to evacuate transport chaos japan is being hit by one of its worst ever storms. also the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine testifies as part of the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump accusing him of a concerted campaign against her and. i. sprinted into the history books kenyan. becomes the 1st person to run a marathon in less than 2 hours. welcome to the program turkish forces and their rebel allies say that they have seized control of a key syrian cities town center it follows 4 days of intense street to street fighting with kurdish forces

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al-jazeera. on al-jazeera. be decades ago and like then the country is under the watch of human rights organizations. there arriving in chile to investigate charges of police brutality. in front of chile supreme court many protesters were black as a sign of mourning for those allegedly killed or seriously injured by soldiers and riot police during ongoing demonstrations they were looking for someone to be responsible. and there's the next station to the president and to the. minister of interior who has their hands when i was here the university of chile's human rights institute has received more than 600 complaints of abuse of force leading in some cases to blindness under the pacific command we're talking specifically about attacks against totally peaceful demonstrators who have been shot with rubber and metal pellets directly to the face and who have been gravely injured young people who are now permanently disabled you know the list of demands on the street is expanding not just with calls for justice but a

on al-jazeera. the news i hear at al-jazeera and these are our top stories turkish troops have captured 15 villages from kurdish forces now pushed 8 kilometers into northern syria at least 24 civilians have been killed on both sides of the border since weapons day iran is investigate an explosion on one of its oil tankers sailing off the coast of saudi arabia. iran's national oil company says the vessel appears to have been hit by 2 missiles and the crew is reported to be safe. and the prime minister has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize he is recognized for ending the long running conflict between his country and eritrea over disputed border territory. so more on our top story now the humanitarian impact of turkey's military operation in syria now we're just hearing from the united nations they're reporting now that 100000 people have left their homes in northeastern syria since the incursion began and earlier we were speaking to the u.n. as well among local who is the secretary general un

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tell the world on al-jazeera. following donald trump's abrupt troop withdrawal from northern syria the pentagon says it's committed to sending more military assets to protect oil fields. and this is al jazeera life and also coming up lebanese protests as the president's offer of talks that he says are aimed at saving the country from collapse. but obvious opposition candidate says he won't accept the final presidential vote results and calls for me a peaceful demonstration. and hundreds of people flee a wildfire roaring through california wine country in the western united states. well there's been another significant shift in the united states military position in syria it's now planning to be felt it's presence in the country's northeast to protect oil fields from falling into the hands of isis fighters who are still scattered through the region it's the clearest sign yet that the u.s. has not only ended plans to withdraw from syria but that it may add some new capabilities to strengthen those american forces th

summit on al-jazeera. turkey says its capture and several villages controlled by kurdish forces as more than 27000000 are killed in the fighting. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and daddy navigate also ahead iran's foreign ministry confirms want to been attacked off the coast the saudi arabia calling it a dangerous adventure. reports that the u.a.e. paid nearly $2000000.00 to a u.s. lobbying firm to target al-jazeera. prime minister wins the nobel peace prize for his democratic reforms and regional peace efforts calls it a victory for his people. hello at least 26. been killed as turkish forces push deeper into syria that numbers from the syrian observatory for human rights turkey's military says more than 300 fighters have surrendered or they have been killed but the kurds say the number is only 29 and the u.n. says aerial strikes and shelling has displaced more than 70000 people turkey has captured 15 villages and set up a military base at the border. joining us from cali that

al-jazeera a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother to reunite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour britain on the european union have reached a tentative new deal hoping to put an end to their 3 year divorce battle but there are serious doubts about whether the u.k. prime minister boris johnson will get it approved by parliament back in london. the u.s. ambassador to the european union is testifying at the congressional inquiry into whether donald trump should be impeached gordon songlines says the president ordered diplomats to involve his personal lawyer in ukraine discussions. on the high level u.s. delegation is in ankara trying to convince turkish president to end his offensive in syria turkish forces are locked in a battle with kurdish and syrian army troops as ankara tries to create its so-called safe zone near the border. let's afic the sufferer there with al-jazeera senior political analyst joining

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