the chaos that's ensuing is the chaos of war. it's the pain of over a century of mismanagement of this entire region. we need to stop the bloodshed first and continue to be able to negotiate with every possible lever that we can to be able to make sure that we can bring a sense of calm to the chaos that is. starting with our greatest pressure on the turks and on president erdogan who clearly hasn't got the message yet, what the will of the american people and what the will of this congress really involves. this is a changing situation and it's not simple. it's one i'll try to come back in and try to help and inform every way that he can and to encourage this body to smartly and quickly engage in what we can do to be able to help press the turks to be able to back off the bloodshed and to be able to bring war crimes against any turk that is killing prisoners, that's attacking civilians, and any individual that we can identify to bring to justice in the process. with that, i yield the floor. >> mr. president, i rise today to speak

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if something were to happen i think we would be in at this level higher power but of chaos. this nose that many isis fighters have been imprisoned, guarded by the very kurds that erdogan is now fighting and within a dayjob breaks and so you have the prospect of a renewed —— isis islamic state insurgency. this is not a stable pa rt insurgency. this is not a stable part of the world anyway but at the moment with what is happening the protest a nd moment with what is happening the protest and a rock with concerns about iran, adding another element of potential chaos, presumably has the risk of a much wider reverberation. i think what nobody should be underestimating in all this is the devastating implication that this could have notjust this is the devastating implication that this could have not just for the middle east but globally. turkey is escalating offensive on syria could lead to a further displacement of 300,000 people for example all at a time when america and european countries are showing absolute relu cta nce countries are showing absolute reluctance to admit more

petrol price rises sparked chaos in ecuador indigenous groups lead and nationwide strike demanding the reinstatement of fuel subsidies and an end to austerity why is president then in moreno refusing their demands and could force him out this is inside story. going. to. the low and welcome to the program i'm fully back to full ecuador's president lenin moreno is facing one of the biggest ever challenges to his power indigenous groups are leading a national strike against austerity measures a violent protest began last week when moreno removed 40 year old fuel subsidies causing petrol prices to double protesters stormed a congress building in the capital quito on tuesday but ministers weren't inside at the time president of the government to another city 400 kilometers away has declared a state of emergency and impose a curfew in quito hundreds have been arrested in america at its end to see an human has more. was indigenous ecuadorians continue converging on the capital to give their president in ultimatum either repeal highly unpopular austerity measures or get out they say the subtle

truly puts a stop to this chaos is to call a general election., it is time forjeremy corbyn and jo swinson to step out of the sandpit and step up to the job. so, let's come together, let's back a vote of no confidence, let's get rid of borisjohnson, secure the extension, give the people back the power, and let's do that with a general election. this morning the first minister, nicola sturgeon, said she would request the consent of the uk government to hold another referendum on scottish independence before the end of the year. i'm putting legislation through the scottish parliament right now to put the rules and regulations in place, as recently as a few weeks ago i have said that as that legislation progresses we will make the request for the section 30 border, we see rising support for independence and... cani rising support for independence and... can i ask, would you be asking for that order this year? yes. next month? we will do it at the appropriate moment when legislation is passing. it is coming soon. we don't yet know who is likely to be

help secure them and nancy pelosi has said just the opposite that this throws the whole thing into chaos it's unclear who is going to hold them the kurds have been saying that they're not going to hand them over either to the turks or possibly the syrian regime that they want to keep policing them so we're not quite sure under whose jurisdiction these fighters are going to fall within and if i'm chilled be talking to you again a lot about this over the next days and weeks me mama say the situation but for now joshua landis live in norman oklahoma thank you. but plenty more ahead on the news hour including a u.s. ambassador accuses president trump of outsourcing foreign policy to his personal lawyer rudy giuliani. a clue in a killing the length between a crashed car and the murder of an election observer in mozambique and bus load the protests won't stop one of the biggest matches in the spanish league that's coming up in sports with. now heavy gunfire has rocked several neighborhoods in the mexican city of korea come of the security forces detained a son of the notorious drug cartel lead

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and that chaos is dangerous for human lives and suffering and will actually lead to more destruction . for a 6 day running thousands are again protesting against austerity in the capital of ecuador amid a rush to clashes the government's been forced to relocate to the country 2nd city protests are triggered by the removal of fuel subsidies as part of a loan deal with the international monetary fund many of the demonstrators here say they come from poor and indigenous communities the protests themselves became violent with models of cocktails and stones thrown at the police responded with tear gas which incidentally hit our correspondent nicholas o'donovan as he was reporting from the unrest there in cuter. i don't even want streams of sound that right now and in the chaos there is thousands and thousands of protesters let's try and get closer to the problem line just the just a few things and why it's the presidential palace it's heaven the god part military and police forces these protests who plan to get their 1st 2 minutes ago while i was getting a large chunk in that were spanish

from the people i've spoken to on the ground, a real sense of chaos and fear as well.there available? they're pushing out of the area of operations into towns and villages, still controlled by the kurds. some of them i was speaking to have been moving in with their families. there is some aid assistance in those parts of syria but the reality is for many they've simply left their homes, if they are lucky, with what they can carry. i spoke to one woman and she said the shelling just started, we ran out onto the street, families were split up, chaos, fear, these people have lost everything and most think they will never return to their homes again. what are the concerns that have been aired about so—called islamic state prisoners in the area? what is the latest on that aspect of this? that is the big fear because we know the one thing islamic state thrives on his case and that was what we are seeing islamic state thrives on ——is chaos and that was what we are seeing in north—eastern syria, chaos as the turkish offensive continues. it is the kurds who have been looking at

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and really all it's done is create increasing chaos, increasing backlogs and a situation today where we have more than 1 million cases in the backlog of the immigration courts. really a catastrophe in the immigration courts. that said am i saying president trump is, that there continuity for this is somehow more of the same? i am not saying that. this is a radical change and mainly because this president is trying to change the core narrative has animated our immigration policy for almost a century. and he sees immigration as a liability area not a benefit. at minimum, we can say that he regards immigrants and refugees with the session. you could take it further than that i think at minimum we can say that. this is kind of an unabashed nativism, empowered by the full authority of the white house that really we haven't, i tried to go back in history and try to remember when we had this particular set of principles governing our immigration policy and i want to just look at a detailed that emerged from this extraordinary story of my colleagues mike scheer and julie davis had last week.

>> reporter: i see total chaos, total chaos here in syria which is getting worse and worse and chaosn u.s. policy toward syria which is only contributing to the chaos on the ground. you had president trump who clearly gave the green light, he either gave the green light or didn't realize the consequences of his own actions, both of which are disastrous. he clearly gave the green light. the reason i can say that, you look at the white house statement that was issued after the phone call between president trump and the turkish president, erdogan, it says there in black and white that turkey would soon be launching this offensive and the u.s. forces would not be opposing it, then u.s. forces were pulled back from the border. turkey launches its offensive, and here we are today. now president trump after this chorus of condemnations from his own party, from around the world while refusing to condemn it at the u.n. is now trying to, i don't know, change the story, whitewash his hands of responsibility and to say that this was all turkey's problem, and that he is going to fix this, he is g

folk joined calls for calm through his representatives he warned that violence could tip iraq into chaos. better learn more talk on the early game we call them protesters and security forces alike to fully abide by the peaceful nature of the demonstrations and not let them slide into violent acts of riot and havoc. the towns are going to cause more from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around tahrir square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister abdullah abdullah maddi and his government they are not men overstay that's all they can not do anything that can look many and at their very little notice the country the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of maddy taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month the government acknowledges exessive force was used. they call it a democracy but the hands they used to wield this democracy a

all it takes to win "risk chaos edition" is to boldly declare victory and leave chaos in your wake! >> you just lit the board on fire. >> guess i win again. ( laughing ) >> hey, guys, i just got the new "risk chaos edition." >> i win! son of a bitch! "risk chaos edition," nothing means anything! ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight burning it down! plus stephen welcomes steve carell and musical guest toby keith, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey there! nice to see you! i like it! i like it! thank you! thank you! ( cheers and applause ) thank you, dear friends. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. and folks -- ( cheers and applause ) -- in light of the darkness that is the trump presidency, i'd like to start tonight with something nice. last night, gymnastics world champion simone biles threw out the first pitch at game two of the world series, but first,

. >>> clean up chaos a wobbly walk back after mick mulvaney admitted aid to yukraine and thn de denied it. >>> amid new fractures in yemen's brutal zifcivil war, we uncovered military hard ware are falling into hands of rebels and separatists instead. it's a cnn exclusive. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're main "the situation roo." >>> we're following breaking news. a key congressional ally blasting president trump's decision to pull back u.s. troops in syria clearing the way for turkey's offensive against u.s. aligned kurdish forces. in a blistering op-ed mitch mcconnell call's the president's move a grave mistake and it's causing a strategic nightmare for the it. >>> the energy department sent a letter to house democrats saying that secretary rick perry will not be turning over ukraine documents theydemanding. >>> we're following the trump's team effort to try to clean up the mess created by the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. he struck at the heart of the defense when he told reporters the united state

vaxxer i would not call it chaos. within our facilities there was no chaos.yet remember we get 1.1 million travelers a day and two or 300 on any given day. although this was significant work for us at the time again in our entire mission -- >> my time has expired. >> the gentlelady from arizona is recognized for five minutes. >> think you madam chairman. i'm perplexed by the title of this hearing. the title is oversight of the trump administration's muslim ban and as it's been said a couple of times here the people that come from the countries that are off the travel ban only make up 8% of the muslim population in the world. if the intent of the trump administration as my democratic colleagues contend is to ban muslims dared doing a pretty darn poor job of it because 92% are not advanced. all i can think of is that once again week after week multiple times a week bashing the trump administration trying to influence the 2020 election. all that is happening in here in this committee day after day, week afteray week from the party of impeachment. they want to im

he later moved into the chaos of syria's civil war and split from al qaeda. at its peak, isis ruled over an estimated 10 million people in iraq and syria. enslaving women, performing sickening executions and exporting its reign of terror to the europe and the u.s. the group surrendered its last sliver of territory in syria. but there are still up to 18,000 isis members in iraq and syria, according to the pentagon's watchdog as well as tens of thousands of accused isis fighters and their families in prisons and camps. some unrepentent. at a camp last month, these women defended isis terror attacks. >> this is isis ideology. an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. that's what it is. >> you are saying those terrorist attacks were an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth? >> basically. >> and therefore justified under islamic law? >> reporter: an american general told us last month in syria the fight is far from over. what's their plan? >> i think their plan is to resurge and continue to try and re-establish their caliphate at some point. >> reporter: they've l

now there are concerns that isis could use that chaos to regroup. that's in part because the kurds were garden isis prisoners. they say nearly 800 people ties with isis fighters have escaped after guards at camps were attacked. despite these concerns, the trump administration is planning to withdrawal even more troops from sir gentlemyria. cnn's ryan brown has details now from washington. >> reporter: nearly all of the 1,000 u.s. troops currently in syria are to be withdrawn in the face of a turkish attack on america's kurdish allies. secretary of defense mark esper announced sunday that u.s. troops will be conducting a deliberate withdrawal, we're told, taking time to remove critical equipment, intelligence, other assets that will need to be withdrawn or destroyed. now that u.s. troops are leaving the area. the u.s. plans to keep a very small contingent of forces in southern syria but are making it clear that u.s. troops are coming out of the country's north where turkish troops continue to attack america's former kurdish allies. now that the u.s.

is donald trump's friend and he thrives in chaos. and i keep getting asked, wolf, by people all over this country when are my republican colleagues going to stand up and do their constitutional job with respect to what the president is doing? this is an illustration that today is not going to be that day. today they're going to continue to basically be his minions and to try to create as much chaos as they can. last time they sent a letter that was signed by 44 people it was tom cotton's letter that they were sending to the malas during the iran deal negotiation. and now they're just trying to create chaos again. >> do you think there will be a formal vote, mitch mcconnell, majority leader is co-sponsoring what lindsay grachl is doing, would a resolution like this, which is pretty extraordinary, house of representatives condemning -- excuse me, the senate condemning what the house of representatives is doing. >> it will be interesting to see. they've got a number of senators that are up for re-election, swing states where i think peo

. % >>> breaking news tonight, the chaos at the capitol the wild clashthe hi, republicans storming the secured room in the impeachment inquiry chanting let us in the protests on the heels of what may have been the most damaging testimony yet the top diplomat tieing president trump to a quid pro quo with ukraine. tonight the president lashing out. what he's saying about the diplomat >>> also breaking, the u.s. lifting sanctions on turkey after that country vows to make the seize fire in syria permanent. the president saying quote, let someone else fight over this bloodstained sand. richard engel inside syria tonight. >>> the mystery death at penn state. the high school senior found

whenever black people declare unity in the midst of unmitigated chaos, somehow it is so threatening to white people. it's as if, when black people say, we love ourselves, white people be like, oh, but you hate me? wait a minute, isn't this an opportunity for you to also declare that you also believe that black lives matter? >> that we can't all matter. >> matter is limited. >> matter is limited, yes. >> it shows us a lot about where we have left to go. >> you get pointed at or sort of accused of being anti-white.

would mean sending the country into chaos. but on the streets of baghdad there were no signs those promises would quell the unrest. baghdad is also where france three four simona fulton is covering the story she has been speaking of protesters and sent us this report. we are here on one of the main access routes leading from center city in direction of. liberation square where hundreds of supporters off she had looked at our center have gathered- some of them are waving flags from sort i us a lot which is the armed wing of the wrist movement and it seems that they're essentially waiting for. instructions from the center on whether or not they should be joining the protests and it's very interesting actually because the messaging from the center has been very ambiguous throughout his entire protest. on the one hand he has been very much the government the government let's remember that he helped put in place is party after all was the one who won the biggest share of seats during the two thousand eighteen parliamentary. electio

and that chaos is dangerous for human lives and suffering and will actually lead to more destruction . for 6 days running thousands are again protesting against austerity in ecuador's capital unrest and clashes the government's been forced to relocate to the country's 2nd city the protests were triggered by the removal of fuel subsidies just part of a loan deal with the international monetary fund up to 700 people have reportedly been detained so far may demonstrators come from poor and indigenous communities the protests turned violent with molotov cocktails and stones thrown at police responded with tear gas which hit our correspondent nicholas donovan the reports from the unrest and. right now. thousands of protesters let's try to get closer to the front line just just a few feet. it's the presidential palace it's heavily guarded by military and police forces these protests to finance a game there. in minutes ago while i was going to launch in our spanish version we don't hit by. and that's what we think seeing old guy the protesters are using the it's ok tells stones bricks just

he hopes both turkey in that case can prevent detained islamic state fighters from fleeing amid the chaos kurdish officials have already said though that hundreds of.

new level of violence in barcelona begging the question whether night for will once again unleash chaos on the streets here we witnessed masked young people armed with sticks and stones and bottles turn the streets into a battleground fires blazed in smoke filled the air and police responded racing their vans through the masses using tear gas and water cannon today the destruction is evident with damage to street signs and traffic lights some 128 people have been arrested since these protests began on monday 500 people injured and 200 police officers many here in barcelona say they don't know where these violent use are coming from and say they don't represent the independence movement. here in germany protests are underway to show solidarity with kurds in northern syria it comes after days of heavy turkish bombardment of kurdish areas along the turkish syrian border and a shaky cease fire that still in effect pro kurdish demonstrators gathered in burns' potsdamer platz with ever more even more people taking to the streets of cologne it comes as tensions rise between pro to pro kurdish

of violence in barcelona begging the question where the night before will once again unleash that chaos on the streets here we witnessed maust young people armed with sticks and stones and bottles turn the streets into a battleground fires blazed in smoke filled the air and police responded racing their vans through the masses using tear gas and water cannon today the destruction is evident with damage to street signs and traffic lights some 128 people have been arrested since these protests began on monday 500 people injured and 200 police officers many here in barcelona say they don't know where these violent he's a coming from and say they don't represent the independence movement. clashes between turkish forces and kurdish fighters in northern syria are continuing despite a u.s. brokered deal to halt hostilities for 5 days both turkey and the kurds have accused one another of violating the cease fire fighting was reported in the border town of reza lane on friday turkish president richard time denied the attacks he's vowed to continue turkey's offensive in the region unless syrian k

it said more die as iraq spirals into chaos. give us your take on what is happening.try has been through so much ever since the two iraq wars, and people are writing because they say there is too much corruption in the system. when you look at the basic services out there, water supply is a problem if you live there, so you sometimes have oil shortages, it is a country that produces oil, they have shortages of people are angry and it is getting very violent and very out of hand. arab news talks about how the prime minister has announced a series of reforms, but this article says it is just not going to be enough to quell the anger and the frustration. it is not enough because he builds 100,000 low—cost housing, many more poor people, if he has some land reform, that is fine, but you still need the water, basic services. the other thing is don't think the fight against isis is over yet in iraq. this is still a country in the middle of a small civil war. the guardian of that saudi arabia. it says sally rabbitoh unmarried couples together without having to prove they are

the arab news says iraq was spiralling into chaos as eight more people were killed and 25 injured onloyment and failed public services. and finally, on the guardian website, saudi arabia has lifted the arab news says iraq was spiralling into chaos as eight more people were killed and 25 injured on a sixth day of protests against corruption, unemployment and failed public services. and then the guardian website, saudi arabia has lifted some restrictions on women travelling in the ultraconservative muslim kingdom according to the tourism authority. the new guidelines will allow women to rent hotel rooms without a male guardian's presence, and foreign men and women will be able to share a room without proof of marriage. with me is cornelia meyer who's ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. we talked about the

we do begin with fox news alert, though, the chaos on turkish border is escalating, the kurds now turningrussian-backed syria army for help in stopping the turkish military. todd piro on how american lawmakers are prepare to go respond. >> right now the syrian army prepared to position troops along the border with turkey as defense secretary mark says u.s. troops will begin pulling out of the region as quickly as possible leading many to conclude a full military withdrawal appears likely. >> we are doing everything we can to get the turks to stop this egregious behavior, get them to go back across the line and stop. >> if not troops that everything that they refer to likely means sanctions, the president tweeting, dealing with lindsey graham and many members of congress including democrats about imposing powerful sanctions on turkey. treasury is ready to go, additional legislation may be sought, great consensus, turkey has asked that it not be done, stay tune, bipartisan deal with sanctions on the table, graham for his part appearing to led up on criticism of the white house for last week

been saying this is a dereliction of duty, the international press generally saying because of the chaoshasn't an suedin because of the chaos that hasn't an sued in northern syria because of the withdrawal of us troops that have had from several prison camps and isis fighters, escaping, it up clear, it's quite vague with a note is various prisoners 0is fighters but that is creating another wave of apprehension about what could then happen, we going to have another increase in isis related crimes? so a huge amount of assets to the story. so many facets and it is so complicated as is the middle east and buts is happening with all the different players and entry of parties in political groups that have their alliances with different organisations, it's complicated but the question is what is going to happen next and house areas for this become because of our correspondent was saying we become because of our correspondent was saying we are become because of our correspondent was saying we are edging into a dangerous phase, in the middle east? the us ascent mike pence, to do some peace negoti

this is d w news live from berlin chaos and gold some major speech by hong kong leader kerry lack. the courage of the judge pro-democracy lawmakers shout her down and force her to leave the legislature there urging law to respect the demands upon kongs protest movement. also coming up turkey says it will never declare a cease fire in northern syria to define calls from washington but on the ground russia says it is true but are patrolling to keep the conflict contained. is a bret's a deal finally in sight e.u. and u.k. negotiators are sending mixed signals as brussels warns time is running out yet again. doubts are growing about a timely reconstruction of notre dame paris promised to a race damage from april's place within 5 years but critics call that a fantasy. i'm serious almost got to thank you for joining us pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong have interrupted a major policy speech by the territory's leader kerry lab now she was forced out of the legislature after opponents heckled her and called on her to meet the demands of hong kong's protest movement demonstrators want to

during the chaos. really appreciate you calling us anything to get you to this story line a try she is my guest is british born kurdish activist former u.k. parliamentary candidate it is well. thank you. thousands of people are protesting against austerity in the capital of ecuador now a 6 day earlier the government in quito relocated to the country's 2nd city that was amid a rest and clashes protests were triggered by the removal of fuel subsidies part of a loan deal with the international monetary fund and demonstrators come from poor and indigenous communities from across the protests themselves became violent protesters surveillance of cocktails and stones at the authorities the police responded with tear gas also hitting our correspondent. he reports from the midst of the investigator. i don't even want to bring return to that right now in an absolute chaos there is down hundreds and thousands of 1st texas let's try and get closer to the front line just just a few feet away it's the presidential p

i can't talk because when i speak, this is total chaos so much. chaos so much. chaos nonstop. never stop, never, at all. i try-- i can't, no pause for me, not good." ( laughter ) so this development looks bad for trump. and he's really got to hate that colonel vindman wore his military uniform when testifying because it's hard to fight against that. i wouldn't be surprised if next time trump shows up decorated with his own achievements, which is basically a sign that says, "i banged a porn star." and finally, moving on, it's the end of october, which means it's time to start fighting about christmas. >> it's a christmas classic, but in this #metoo era, "baby, it's cold outside" sends the wrong message. ♪ i simply must go. ♪ baby it's cold outside. ♪ the answer is no ♪ ♪ but baby it's coa cold outsid. >> the christmas classic "baby, it's cold outside" is getting a #metoo makeover. john legend has announced he's re-recording the song with kelly clarkson with more appropriate lyrics. the new lyrics go this way: "what will my friends think?" sings clarkson. "i think they should re

this is do give you news live from burma chaos and got some major speech by hong kong leader kerry last. her out the. pro-democracy lawmakers shout her down and force her to leave the legislature they are urging calm to respect that amounts of hong kong's protest but also coming up is a bret's a deal finally in sight e.u. and you can negotiate or sending mixed signals as brussels warns time is running out yet again. turkey says it will never declare a cease fire in northern syria to find calls from washington to talk on the ground russia says its troops are patrolling keep the conflict contained. plus the fight to end of ramadan violence against south africa when. you can see is a luminescent in south africa look even in countries where there is a war. we had great was used as a tool of all these in their menus like. one woman is working to reclaim the space where she was raped and the strand but still. thanks for joining us for democracy long. makers in hong kong have interrupted a major policy speech by the territory's leader carrie lamb she was forced out of the legislature after opp

i mean it will be i mean what it's chaos in the city what that. is following a year and a half of nonviolent welcomes asking to come to believe asking for the government in the show's topic or watching in impunity when the power is based on russian impunity of social injustice when and nation is 20 percent when there is no hope in the country it can only lead to kill us and we have not seen any sign from the government apart from repression of what one killing the protesters we have not seen any clear sign that you would see the light at the end of the world and the dialogue people in the streets have been very clear about the argument you're not only protesting for the sake of what testing they are also saying this is what we want we want the president to resign they are saying why they want a president museveni defeated a walking well option in the also giving ways to just once and for all so that we can do so it is chaos in for as long as government remains in power it seems as if it is going to be pointing us so the pitch as it will saying rig

after years of brexit chaos, the only option, the only option that truly puts a stop to this chaos isrjeremy corbyn and forjo swinson to step out of the sand pit and step up to thejob, so, let's come together, let's back a vote of no confidence, let's back a vote of no confidence, let's get rid of borisjohnson, secure that extension, give the people back the power, and let's do that with a general election. jeremy, jo, the clock is ticking. the snp is ready to act; are you? applause conference, scotland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the european union, a majority of scotland's mps have voted against a no—deal brexit, that is how the majority of msps will vote, but despite that, scottish wishes have counted for nothing as the uk government goes on ahead, taking a closer to the cliff edge of no deal. it's clearer than ever that the conservatives simply don't care what scotla nd conservatives simply don't care what scotland thinks. they have imposed cruel and callous cuts on income support for the sick and vulnerable, they have robbed women of their state pensions and implemented the

quito, a capital in chaos.e crowds, police and protesters are still fighting. for days, indigenous ecuadorians have been enraged that the government will and fuel subsidies. in return for a $4 billion loan from the international monetary fund. translation: we rightly went out to protest a nd translation: we rightly went out to protest and reject those measures because we are starving. we have been repressed in the national media are saarland. police have thrown teargas at us, they have shot at us and nobody knows about it. human rights are being violated. petrol prices have soared and clashes have turned increasingly violent. leading to deaths and thousands of people being injured. a two—month state of emergency is in force and the government has moved its operations outside of the capital. now, the two sides are talking for the first time. the government has international creditors to appease, but it also has to manage a powerful indigenous movement and has toppled three presidents in the past few decades. sta

britain is in chaos people are taking to the streets angry indignant divided and it's all because of perks it. right. the conservative government wants out of the european union as fast as possible even without a deal and no matter the cost leaving when the 31st of october gives goldbach's. to supporters of bricks at a new world of global trade opportunities and reduced immigration beckons. but the u.k. parliament has blocked a no deal scenario the size of a big audience that citing official warnings of an economic meltdown and even a shortage of food and medicines it's going to be an absolute disaster for everybody. the battle between those who want to leave right now and those who want to remain is threatening to undermine british democracy. critics say the practice of the guilty of incendiary rhetoric what's predicts it will cycle. which is created a climate of fear for vulnerable minorities and punched immigrants and even politicians. my guest today is richard tice co-founder and chair of the brics it party to london to the brics it went through 2 a key figure in the leaf campaig

britain is in chaos people are taking to the streets angry indignant divided and it's all because of proximity. that. the conservative government wants out of the european union as fast as possible even without a deal and no matter the cost leaving on the 31st of october gives parts. for supporters of brics it a new world of global trade opportunities and reduced immigration beckons. but the u.k. parliament has blocked a no deal scenario the. citing official warnings of an economic meltdown and even a shortage of food and medicines is going to be an absolute disaster for winning. the battle between those who want to leave right now and those who want to remain is threatening to undermine british democracy. critics say the practice of the guilty of incendiary rhetoric what breaks it down. to that which is created a climate of fear for vulnerable minorities and punched immigrants and even politicians. my guest today is richard tice co-founder and chair of the brics it party we're going to london to the break. 2 a key figure in the leave campaign he dismisses predictions of catastrophe.

now joined calls for calm to his representative he warns that the violence could tip the rock into chaos. we call them protesters and security forces alike to fully abide by the peaceful nature of the demonstrations and not let them slide into violent acts of riot and havoc. how correspondents tasha going to aim reports from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around to rear square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister i do not have to maddy and his government they are not men overstay that's all they can not do anything that can look minutes at the event at the school not this big country the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of maddy taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month the government acknowledges the excessive force was used to somebody they call it a democracy put the hands they used to wield this democracy are dic