i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states has imposed economic sanctions on turkey now this comes after president trump demanded an immediate cease fire in syria in a phone call with president erred on the sanctions include an end to talks on a $100000000000.00 trade deal president mike pence is also heading to the region for talks now on the ground turkey's offensive continues these are live images coming in from ross all that's just across the border with turkey. targeting a number of syrian towns close to its border and has been pushing far deeper than expected. now meanwhile from the south syrian government forces are venturing to join up with kurdish fighters in the very same area. syrian troops heading towards the turkish border 80 years after president bashar assad lost control over northern syria his army is moving back in. the kurds who control the region saw no alternative other than to relinquish their hard won autonomy and enlist the syrian government's help turkish air strikes and artillery have continued to rain down on the border town of ras i live in

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states will be moving troops into eastern syria to help protect the region's oil fields from islamic state and that's according to u.s. defense officials the announcement coming after the decision by president trump to pull american forces out of syria now that pave the way for turkey's assault on kurdish forces there have been close allies a cease fire deal brokered by the u.s. has allowed turkey to create a so-called safe zone along the border which it's now patrolling with russian help . wanna see international says its research backs up the claims that turkey has been forcibly returning thousands of syrian refugees across the border the findings suggest that thousands of people were illegally returned before russian and turkish forces and stablished the so-called safe zone that. turkey says that they went back willingly there are 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees living in turkey many of them in camps some 300000 of them have so far returned to syria and turkey plans to resettle a further 1000000. more on this i'm joined now

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the british prime minister has presented new proposals for a bracks a deal ahead of a crucial summit with the e.u. oct 17th now if this plan gets support in brussels the u.k. can then leave the european union with an agreement at the end of this month. supporters waiting in line in manchester to get a glimpse of boris johnson it was the prime minister's 1st comprehensive speech since he took office and the high point of the conservative party conference what he had to say in the breaks of talks with the e.u. was hotly anticipated today in brussels we all taping i believe all constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides top of johnson's list was the so-called irish backstop and the issue of how to prevent a hard border post briggs's between the republic of ireland and northern ireland the british government is opposed to the backstop in its present form johnson said under his proposal there would be few customs checks on goods moving between northern ireland and the republic of ireland britain's brags of nego

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us hong kong is taking stock after the violent clashes that erupted on china's national day spontaneous flash mobs have been gathering to protest the close range police shooting of a teenager on tuesday a dramatic escalation of the unrest which has rocked this city for the last 4 months hundreds have also converged on a court in the calhoun district to support protesters arrested in a number of past demonstrations today's court hearing is the biggest so far since the demonstrations began. let's go straight to hong kong now we're bringing in our correspondent there charlotte also tell who's been there for the last few months charlotte good morning to you oh what a day yesterday for hong kong what's happening where you are today. there is a lot of anger on the streets today brian just a short time ago this park in the commercial district of hong kong with packed with protesters many of them coming from the offices in the surrounding areas dressed in suits they were chanting and see government chants fieri what took place yesterday that youn

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the turkish president russia tired area one has indicated that turkish troops are ready to launch an assault on the city of money which is held by syrian kurds now turkish media reports that the country's forces were preparing for an operation on them and were positioned at the city's edge having pushed into that area over the past 24 hours president ariel on added that turkey's aim would be to return the city to arab populations who he said words rightful owners meanwhile serious kurds have struck a deal with. syrian government forces to send off the turkish invasion as their former ally the u.s. as ordered a withdrawal from the northern border area. joins us now at the turkish syrian border border. what's the latest where you are right now in special it specially in light of the reports we're getting that syrian forces will be joining the fight alongside the kurds will these latest developments of course that complicate the battlefield i'm here in the turkish border town of. about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to would

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us china has been staging a massive military parade to mark 70 years of communist rule some 15000 soldiers on his of tanks and military hardware including a hypersonic missile all rumbling through the capital beijing the celebrations commemorate the founding of the people's republic of china by chairman mao 1949 an event that ended a bitter civil war they claimed millions of lives president she said china's development would be peaceful but that is normal terry would safeguard the nation's sovereignty and security. let's bring indeed abuse mathias bowling who's at the celebrations in beijing good morning to you mathias president saying this morning that nothing can stop the rise of china was that message more for the home crowd or for the international audience. it was of course for both but the more important crowd here is the home crowd because what she's impeding ideology what his narrative his promise to his people is is that he will make china strong and powerful his predecessors have started he cannot make reforms they have started this eco

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us on the machal says progress is still needed in the goes nations between brussels and the u.k. on abraxane deal the german chancellor making the comments while briefing lawmakers in palm and on her government's agenda she said a major sticking point remains customs and border issues between ireland and you member states and northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom. says she's willing to negotiate right up to the last minute but she was very clear about the e.u. red lines. and it often does in recent years months and weeks we thought several times that we were on the very edge of the solution only to see everything fall apart again which is why i cannot see with any certainty what conclusions the european council will reach but i can see quite clearly that we will not allow you a hard border to divide the island of ireland and to lay hatred and violence to flare up again thank. you live that you did abuse in brussels and a lot of pots with all the details from london good day to both of you head of today's summit where you are in brussel

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us it is less than 24 hours now since the u.k. and the e.u. clinched their backs a deal but already a new standoff is looming britain's prime minister still has to convince parliament to back the agreement and at this stage it is unclear if boris johnson can do so we'll have analysis after this report. one step closer to briggs that british prime minister boris johnson was an appointment would thanks to the new deal on the table this is a great deal for our country for the u.k. i also believe it's a very good deal for all. friends in the e.u. and what it means is that we in the u.k. can come out of the e.u. as one united kingdom england scotland wales northern ireland and together the fine print of the deal was approved by the e.u.'s chief bricks at the go sheeter mission on year guaranteeing no hard border on ira's sorel had been the main sticking point by nice said they'd found a workable solution for northern ireland which is part of the u.k. norseman island will remain an eye and to a limited set of e.u. rulership not of really related to

i brian thomas thanks so much for joining us nato defense ministers are meeting today in brussels to discuss turkey's incursion into northern syria it is an unprecedented situation for the alliance turkey a nato member is now working closely with the alliance is the main rival russia their joint forces are patrolling the so-called safe zone where turkey wants to resettle in syrian refugees. this area is now under moscow's control russian military police made their way into the north syrian border town of kabbani on wednesday. u.s. troops had withdrawn from the region earlier abandoning their kurdish allies and making way for their nato partner turkey to lead a military incursion into the area. a move that faced harsh international criticism nato however has been reluctant to criticize the so efforts of their allies in brussels general secretary voiced concern and called for international effort there war has been there for years we have seen hundreds of thousands of people being killed at all so it is so there's a need for progress for for a political negotiated solution now russia w

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us germany's interior minister is in turkey today for talks about the rising numbers of migrants arriving in europe at a meeting in ankara with his turkish counterpart horse say over all. continued support for turkey which he said faces enormous pressure from increased refugee arrivals from syria greece in turn is seeing a knock on effect with syrians and other refugees arriving in numbers it is barely able to cope with say hall for will also be holding talks with greek officials and assets. well the un refugee agency says more than 10000 people mostly syrians and afghans landed on greek islands in september alone and over the weekend one woman was killed 17 people were injured after a fire broke out at one overcrowded greek migrant center the fire was at the morea camp on lesbos it's designed for 3000 people but currently houses more than 13000 migrants many of them children wus max under an arm in s.f. went there and sent us this report on the conditions. this tent outside greece's largest refugee camp is home to 4 people. iman who fled syria has

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states will be moving troops into eastern syria to help defend the region's oil fields there from islamic state now that's according to u.s. defense officials this announcement comes after the decision by president trump earlier this month to pull american troops out of syria that paved the way for turkey's assault on kurdish forces there had been a close ally. now a ceasefire deal brokered by the us has allowed turkey to create a so-called safe zone along the border which is now being patrolled with russian help. so is russia's influence in syria set to increase further and how should the west respond to russia's partnership there with the nato member turkey those are some of the questions being discussed by nato defense ministers during a 2nd day of talks in brussels. moscow is the new puppet master in syria russia's defense minister talks with the head of a kurdish militia that and it's clear who's giving the orders. that's the reality facing nato defense ministers scrambling to catch up with the political reality of post-war sy

our brian thomas great to have you with us hundreds of people in hong kong are staging a sit in at a school to protest against the use of live ammunition by police at a demonstration yesterday police shot and injured a teenager after he allegedly tried to attack them with a pole now this happened during one of the most violent days and months of pro-democracy protests more than $100.00 people were injured. nearly 200 people arrested. in what's become a familiar pattern tuesday's peaceful gathering quickly descended into violence police fired tear gas into the crowd sparking clashes that flared up across the city then another escalation a police officer is filmed firing a pistol at an 18 year old student who strikes the officer with a metal rod it's the 1st time a bullet has hit a person since the protests erupted in june. footage also merged of protesters beating a police officer to the ground with 30 say that 66 people were taken to hospital while more than 180 were arrested as night fell a subway station entrance was set alight and the cats and mouse game between police and protest

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria say they are working with damascus to fend off turkey's military in their region and a political and military shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops in the kurdish controlled region of the country's border with turkey now the deal was announced after the united states ordered the withdrawal of mo. of its troops in syria u.s. forces were supporting the kurds in the battle against so clause so-called islamic state by the us president trump announced their withdrawal last week opening the way for turkey to launch its operations now in turkey seize the kurdish fighters in the region as terrorists and is aiming to create a safe zone to resettle syrian refugees living inside turkey. let's get the latest now with dorian jones joining us from istanbul good morning dorian what are you hearing about the agreement between the kurds and damascus could syrian government forces soon be deployed in the north of syria well we're not hearing any details on the precise arrangement in f

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the german chancellor angela merkel has delivered a key policy speech in the bundestag the parliament outlining her government's approach to it turkey's offensive in syria and other issues facing the european union the chancellor telling lawmakers that she wants europe to take a leading role in the world on climate protection and the regulation of tech giants she also voiced concern about turkey's military campaign. against the kurds in syria warning of the offense of potentially dire humanitarian consequences. now when it came to breakfast at the chancellor said progress was still needed especially on customs issues listen to us he said and it will not go off and up in recent years months and weeks we thought several times that we were on the very edge of the solution only to see everything fall apart again which is why i cannot see with any certainty what conclusions the european council will reach but i can see quite clearly that we will not allow you a hard border to divide the island of ireland until a hatred and violence to flare up again t

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states is calling on turkey to halt its invasion of northern syria the white house is ordering sanctions on turkey as well the president says he's halting negotiations on a major trade deal with on grow raising steel tariffs and sanctioning senior turkish officials is also sending its vice president mike pence to ankara to. talk to the turkish president now meanwhile the offensive continues these are the latest pictures coming in from ross all that's in north eastern syria right on the border with turkey exact details on the progress of the turkish turkish offensive remain sketchy but turkey has targeted a number of towns inside syria close to its border and has been pushing forward farther than expected now from the south syrian government forces are moving into the very same area as well. was syrian troops heading towards the turkish border 8 years off a sad lost control of a northern syria his army is moving back in the kurds who control the region saw no alternative other than to relinquish their hard won autonomy and elicit the

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states will be moving troops into eastern syria to help defend the region's oiled feels from islamic state now that's according to u.s. defense officials the houseman comes after the decision by president trump earlier this month to pull american troops out of syria that move paved the way for turkey's assault on kurdish forces who had been in close american ally. a ceasefire deal brokered by the us has allowed turkey to establish a so-called safe zone along its border with syria which it is now for trolling along with russian troops. well here's how many east analyst marcus bekele described the situation in the region in an interview with me earlier they are there to protect the oil fields from being attacked by the islamic state again together with the kurds so you have a kurdish american small alliance still on the ground but the major trend is america is not only leaving syria but is giving up the middle east the whole region to russia as the new major power in the region. so is russia's influence in syria set to increase yet f

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us kurdish officials in northern syria have forged a deal with damascus. to fight together against turkey's north sorry in what's seen as a major political shift kurdish led forces are to deploy side by side with syrian government troops in the region along the country's border with turkey the kurds living there were previously allied with u.s. forces but president trump announced their withdrawal last week now that move paved the way for turkey to launch its attack turkey sees the kurdish fighters as terrorists and wants to create a so-called safe zone encourage held territory to resettle syrian refugees living in turkey let's get the latest now with dorian jones joining us from istanbul good morning dorian what are you hearing about the agreement between the kurds and damascus could syrian government forces be deployed in the north of syria well we're not hearing any details on the precise arrangement in fact there hasn't been any fishel confirmation by damascus that a deal has been struck off of them that they are deploying forces towards the

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this is deja vu news live from berlin i'm brian thomas great to have you with us german chancellor all americans about to give a key speech in parliament this comes ahead of a summit a crucial one expected to focus on the u.k.'s imminent departure from the e.u. we'll go live to that address with me for analysis as political correspondent chris .

interview news a live from the lead off next we have the business news with ben physical and i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being. a moment of truth on break that the pound is on a show as our officials as the u.k. and he use travel to secure a last minute to punch a deal. fish farmers look on with concern a messy breaks it could mean trouble for the u.k.'s top food export salmon. i've been physical and let's do business someone press the pause button global shares are on hold a volatile pound is hovering after rising more than 5 percent in the past 5 sessions there are hopes the united kingdom and the european union can strike a deal at an e.u. leaders summit over the next couple days but there's still talk of an extension an election and a disorderly gags it that last one could come at a cost especially for the brits a study by the bettles month think tank shows a no deal brags it would cut national income by up to $57000000000.00 euros a year be partly jujube rising costs through new tolls and tariffs on goods and services germany's export powered economy woul

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i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us today kerry lab has invoked a colonial era emergency powers for hong kong bypassing the city's assembly she's used those flowers to ban protesters wearing face masks saying it's necessary to prevent violence during anti-government protests in the china ruled city the changes will come into effect at midnight local time that's about 7 hours from now here's what lam had to say. and i would say that we are now in rather extensive and serious public danger. it is essential for us to stop violence and restore calmness in society as soon as possible we hope that the new legislation can help us to achieve this objective. ok let's go straight to hong kong where did have used to be kong is following the story for you this is a colonial era legislation that's being pulled in these emergency powers how will the government go about arresting people that are wearing masks are they prepared for a massive wave of arrests by police. told us you have mentioned like her and has just like and now is to impose a set of laws so they're now banning anyone from goin

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never you knew zz live from berlin i'm brian thomas great to have you with us german chancellor all americans about to give a key speech in parliament this comes ahead of a an e.u. summit a crucial one expected to focus on the u.k.'s imminent departure from the e.u. we'll go live to that address with me for analysis as political correspondent michael yon a question good morning mike good hunting you know this is a very big summit and a very crucial speech for the chancellor what can we expect her to say about bret's today well this is as you said one of the policy speeches that she regularly gifts in the german pod them and it's what she does to give the members of the parliament a general auslan on how she's going to handle the different topics that are going to be talked about at the pin commission summits but in regards to backs it will of course be the overlying topic of the overshadowing topic of this has now been reports that sort of an agreement has been reached between the e.u. and the united kingdom but mogul's law and on brecht it hasn't changed and we will see probably that she's g

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i'm brian thomas great to have you with us turkey is rejecting calls for a cease fire in its offensive a launch in northern syria against kurdish militias now the kurds have formed a partnership with syrian government troops and syria's russian allies they've now moved into previously kurdish held areas including the city of mumbai meanwhile turkish forces are continuing to shell positions inside northern syria u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pump aoe are on their way to turkey to push for an end to the fighting this comes after the u.s. imposed sanctions on for targeting the kurds in syria. the syrian flag raised over to city of mandates it's meant to signal the syrian army's presence in the city a move that follows the between kurdish forces and the government in damascus. and damascus has brought along international allies managed together with other kurdish held areas was abandoned by u.s. forces leaving it vulnerable to turkey's military offensive in northern syria. in the go on thinking we were afraid of turkey's aggression but now the turkish army won'

if you lean above the clouds in laos that's often the bright brian thomas will be back at the top of the hour with more news and there's more on twitter at b.w. news dot com i'm jared greenberg by. my own nails and i'm gay i'm with the brand new delusions are most books it's personal devices it's about so place that affects us all water pollution climate change and the return of the. phone would ring fence check out. a remote village in laos high above the clouds the people here speak their own language. time seems almost to have stood still. we need a family that is holding fast to the old traditions while also making small steps out into the wider world. today is a special day a photographer has come to the village. when i was over there right away. the father how caring has wanted a family photo like this for a long time. he wants to put it in a golden frame and hang it up at home. and on. his youngest son is only rarely here he's been living on his own since he was 11 when he moved to a town in the valley to attend school. the girls of the family will probably spend their lives h

and that's all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks for being. there striving for reconciliation and the rebuilding of their young nation the people of kosovo a war widow pounds a successful company. an artist to realize this is dream and a journalist by its persistent prejudice. old wounds new perspectives kosovo 20 years after the war. close up next on t.w.a. . the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 1989. when. we visit the heroes of eastern europe. we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. in the fall of the wall i'm surprised when i saw it coming 10 years before the 1st. what does it take to change the course of history in 45 minutes on d w. world unto itself. the finest musical compositions. don't do me that if you listen to them don't tell me that the few never wrote. for yourself and the joint should come off in the morning but. 3 feel the symphonies of john his palms. brahms coda starts october 11th on t.w. pop enough. cost of 0 europe's young this nation at home to its youn

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this is due to the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks. welcome to the but is the game here on the. plate to talk about it's. less coverage. 3 more. total we have. let's have a look at some of the other police work so you don't want to miss. t.w. . a remote village in laos high above the clouds the people here speak their own language. time seems almost to have stood still. we need a family that is holding fast to the old traditions while also making small steps out into the wider world. today is a special day a photographer has come to the village. well i go all the way with. the father how can you has wanted a family photo like this for a long time. he wants to put it in a golden frame and hang it up at home. on. his youngest son is only rarely here now he's been living on his own since he was 11 when he moved to a town in the valley to attend school. the girls of the family will probably spend their lives here on the mountain like their older brothers. the family have penned their hopes and can launch the youngest son as their best hope

i'm brian thomas great to have you with us germany's interior minister is in turkey today for talks about the rising number of migrants arriving on europe shores at a meeting in ankara with his turkish counterpart part force a whole for offered continued support for turkey which he said faces enormous pressure from increased refugee arrivals the visit comes amidst tensions over a sharp increase in migrants arriving from turkey which is outside of the e.u. to greece which is part of the bloc say over is also due to hold talks with greek officials later today in athens. well the situation in greece is reaching crisis levels at a number of refugee camps the un refugee agency says more than 10000 people right now mainly afghans and syrians landed on greece's agene islands in september alone now over the weekend one woman was killed 17 people were injured after a fire broke out at the over crowded greek migrant center on maury morea that's on the island of lesbos now it's designed for $3000.00 people skirt lee holding 13000. reporters mack center and i'm in s.f. went to the moria camp they hav

i'm brian thomas. to have you with us turkey is rejecting calls for a ceasefire in northern syria between its forces and kurdish troops u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pump a are on their way to turkey today to push for an end to the fighting now this comes after the u.s. imposed economic sanctions on korea for targeting the kurds inside syria last week president trump's decision to withdraw u.s. forces from syria left a military and the political vacuum syrian government troops have now moved into the area as part of a deal with the kurds to hold off the turkish advance. the syrian town of ras al-ain pounded by turkish it to reach across the border. a week into turkey's offensive in northern syria fighting still rages here takesh backed syrian militias seen here at battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the town. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help.