for more on this i'm joined from istanbul by day to raise daryn jones daryn there's been much criticism of this offensive also from arab states the kurds are now saying they simply can't and won't prioritize guarding i-s. militant detainees in the face of this incursion incursion excuse me what does that mean for security in the region. was going to be a major problem given the fact that this syrian kurdish militia regarding around 12000 islamic state members in a number of camps in this region and also on top of that there are tens of thousands of sympathizers and family members are also being detained so it's a very large group and it requires a lot of resources from the syrian kurdish militia to protect them and they're saying now that given the fact that this is the whole area is increasingly becoming a war zone they need to the photos were sources to fighting the turkish forces but there will also be a problem for the militias kodesh militia they will realize if these. hardy's do escape they could well open up a 2nd front against these kurdish forces so it is a major dilemma but th

his dying jones is standing by for us and daryn what's istanbul's reaction to the u.s. threats. well the president heard one in a very tough speech said we're not going to step back we're going to continue with this operation even though we are facing what he describes as threats from the left i'm from the right from everywhere and he outlined that that the scope of the operation is to create this safe zone of 32 kilometers into syria and which it will be all the syrian kurdish militia or terrorists as uncle calls them will be removed from that area so there is no stepping back from in fact if anything they are ramping up the pressure on the syrian kurdish militia and there is expected to be a further. acceleration of the of this operation given the fact that i'm chris aware it is under increasing international pressure. and compared to fleeing this fighting understandably where are they seeking shelter and who's helping them. well that is the big fear among all aid agencies we've already understand that around a 100000 people have been displaced by the fighting of a group sayin

thank you daryn let's check in on our bridges summer wide open.are completely cammed will head to the richmond sandra fell first, looks much heavier compared to the last time we took a peek at it, your backup spilling beyond return parkway little slow just west of the toll plaza but all is well by the time, he reached mid span so 12 minutes for your drive here. the bay bridge traffic, 80 west one of the heaviest hear back about halfway between west grand and the ttom of the maze so pretty crowded at the tolls looking good on the suspension and the skyway picking up on highway 4 leaving pittsburgh into bay point in concord at 28 minutes off to 2.42 the shore freeway looks a really good. we have these little pockets of crowding but it's not bad at all 18 minutes from crockett down to oakland and here's a look at the amendments who are recovering from an earlier issue and hayward but it's pretty busy from 2.38 to union city, the rest of the trip looks great 34 minutes that's it from to 38 off to to 37 so forget injections and look up to 5 years young

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hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protesters are back on the streets in the lebanese capital after a night of violence demanding political change. violent clashes on the streets of boston and a 5th day of bally's against the jailing of counting on you to. follow the protests in chile against rising costs forced the government to play a stand matches. british prime minister barak's johnson as politicians in an extraordinary session of parliament to support his new brigs that deal is described the agreement with the european union as one that can heal the rift in british politics and that there is no argument for any more delays while getting the deal of the line will be difficult opposition leader jeremy coleman says it's even worse than the previous deal the legislature projected 3 times so those who agree like me the breaks it must be delivered and who like me prefer to avoid a new deal i. must abandon the delusion that this house couldn't today again and i must tell the house in all candor that there is very different appetite among friends in the e.

hello i'm daryn jordan and with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party said it was quitting the coalition government. it's plunge the country into further political turmoil the latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in the capital demanding what they're calling a revolution they say the political elite has pushed lebanon to the brink of economic collapse they want the government to resign and hold early elections turkey says one of its soldiers has been killed in northern syria it says it happened during a reconnaissance mission and comes despite a truce in the area turkey's president has vowed to press on with the offensive in northern syria and crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from a proposed safe zone under a deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish fighters have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria. pro-democracy activists in hong kong are once again rallying against a ban on face masks during protests some of them are defying it by wearing masks and to g

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 conducting what it calls an anti terror operation to create a safe zone so syrian refugees in turke

and turkey coming together or they still competing for influence in syria you doubly correspondent daryn jones has more from istanbul on what's been agreed even though russia and turkey are backing rival sides in the syrian civil war what we have seen in the last couple of years is. putin increasingly working together because there is a realisation that they have to work together to bring an end to the syrian civil war which is in their all of their interests now this deal is another part of this process that was a potential flashpoint a turkish forces could ultimately get into a shooting war with the syrian regime forces further instability in syria but that deal this present deal does seem to have ended that threat it is part of a process of restoring stability to this area the fact that they now that the kurds are now beholden to withdraw from the from the border will be a key part of turkey's objectives in this operation and we will now see turkey russian forces on the ground in forcing a buffer zone as part of that process again bringing the 2 countries closer together but beyond th

well joining me now from istanbul is davies darren johns daryn there has been much criticism of this offensive also from arab states the kurds are saying they simply can't and won't prioritize guarding i asked detainees in the face of this incursion what does that mean for security in the region well it's going to be a major problem given the fact the syrian kurdish forces are responsible for over 10000 islamic state militants in jihad this and tens of thousands of other sympathizers and family members held in detention centers all across this area which is increasingly becoming a war zone but the problem for the kurdish forces is it is requiring a lot of forces expertise forces that are to protect these areas and they need those now to fight this turkish invasion but the syrian kurdish forces will also be aware that if these judges do escape they could open up a 2nd front against these kurdish forces and we've already seen this happening the few people have a skate from a prison that was hit by a turkish airstrike and they then carried out attacks on those kurdish forces so there is

2000000 refugees back to syria a very highly controversial project but is looking for support for it ok daryn thanks so much for that update from istanbul. it's to iraq now and as the death toll there rises during anti-government protests it's up to more than 30 now the country's prime minister says he will respond to the demand of protesters now authorities have imposed curfews and internet blackouts there's growing anger over high unemployment official corruption and a lack of basic services. in cities across the country young and mostly unemployed iraqis but directing their anger at officialdom they blame the government for failing to create jobs the authorities heavy handed response to the protests only increases their resentment. when we are peaceful but they meet us with bullets and tear gas the government is fighting us but we will carry on we will not retreat. 2 years after the end of the war against the circled islamic state terror group there's little sign of any peace dividend. one in 4 young iraqis out of work basic services like water and electricity are unreliable hospitals road

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder the top stories. are protesters in lebanon not planning to head back onto the streets for a 5th day despite reports the main political parties have agreed in principle on a package of economic reforms some day so the biggest drop since demonstrations began 4 days ago of a plans to raise taxes stephanie deca has more from beirut. to be honest all people about this tonight. said it wasn't all that no we don't we don't care about their reforms we have a problem with the people who are running this country want them to change they've lied to us before they're going to lie to us again it's too little too late these protests are all very cute. and you know it was like a party atmosphere it certainly was on friday night night when the army came down hard used tear gas and also what your can and we were there so again with these things anything can change in a 2nd chinese government has extended a nighttime curfew to cities across the country it's in response to violent protests against a rise in trains that

european leaders in demanding that turkey end its offensive in northern syria earlier views correspondent daryn jones spoke to us from istanbul about how these demands were being received well there's been no direct response to chancellor merkel's call but for out sunday president one has been dismissing calls similar calls from other european leaders saying turkey easing into listen to what he says is this call to end the fight against terrorism they say this is very much about the future of the country nothing will to sway turkey from continuing its operations and in fact turkey does appear to be ramping up its operations given the fast moving developments happening in syria now that turkey very much see this is a key moment this is not a moment now to step back but rather to run operations up further there's even speculation turkey could extend its operations far beyond the original objective of the 30 kilometer safe so turkey really sees this as a critical moment for the whole region this is a moment to turkey has to address all its concerns it see this is a chance to do that of wise it wil

security of this area this is a key area that needs to be result and as of yet it remains unclear daryn jones in a ball thanks very much for bringing us up to date. this is the interview news live from berlin i'm brian thomas of course the entire news team thanks for being here have a very weak. player . welcome to the but is the game here one does he. have plenty to talk about and. let's just saw the coverage. 3 more. people we have got her let's have a look at so many of them at least look so you don't want to miss that. we can t.w. .

if they go too far wipe out the cuz he said a sign that trump support for turkey is weakening right daryn jones in istanbul for us thank you very much an idea we have from kino gabrielle spokesman for the s.t. f. the kurdish forces in syria and he gave us this assessment of the situation that. we know that the turkey is. on the life for us and it is bartels nato but we have reached agreement maybe it was directed by the united states. or corporation with us we were to be a miracle cures by is the decision that was keener gabrial spokesman for the s d f the kurdish forces in syria while for the us perspective on joined by d.w. correspondent on of the senate in washington now all of that mix messaging from president trump has pulled the troops out leaving the codes essentially sitting ducks exposed and now he's called the turkish military offensive quote a bad idea what is his strategy here. well it really seems helen there is no strategy president trump is under a lot of fire from his party friends and that is a stark change to what we experience here in reasoned days and weeks some of his

free for all where all sides are trying to stake their claims in this area absolutely and add to that daryn kurdish officials saying that more than 700 islamic state supporters of escape from account in syria as kurdish guards left to fight what else we know about them. several 100 people have escaped from this camp here happened as fighting moved close to the camp and the inmates saw this is a chance to escape they've been know that the syrian kurdish forces are on the back foot they probably rose up and over those protecting and of us kate and we have to fear is now this is just the beginning of a process. holding around $12000.00 jihad is to thousands are believed to be foreign nationals on top of that tens of thousands of sympathizers and family members the face of these people now is of concern for the whole of the international community and the belief is that if the syrian kurds on the point of collapsing than all of these people will be at large and this will cause major implications for the whole region and beyond he. well it was full cost to be the strongest storm to hit japan in

hello i'm daryn jordan is on jazeera live from doha also coming up. a group of syrian soldiers enters the key city of man beach as turkish forces prepared to advance. a protest against efforts by guinea's president to extend his term turns violent in the capital plus. ecuadorians living on a low income breathe a sigh of relief but remain on guard after a political breakthrough. u.s. president donald trump is calling for an immediate cease fire in northern syria where turkey is carrying out a military campaign in kurdish held areas tens of thousands of people have fled the area trump has also approved a series of sanctions on turkey a fellow nato member well he signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against several turkish ministers the us president has also given the green light to his treasury department to increase terror of some turkish steel imports also on the economic front the u.s. is canceling talks on a $100000000000.00 trade deal with ankara trump says sanctions will include the blocking of property and barring entry of turkish offi

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president says he's lifting sanctions on turkey following a truce deal in syria donald trump says the turkish military offensive has ended thanks to washington's intervention he says ankara as promised to make the ceasefire permanent. turkey syria and all forms of the kurds have been fighting for centuries we have done them a great service and we've done a great job for all of them and now we're getting out a long time we were supposed to be there for 30 days that was almost 10 years ago so we're there for 30 days and now we're leaving let someone else fight over this long blood state sand the chief of the kurdish led syrian democratic forces has thank moscow for its work to end hostilities in northern syria in a video conference with russia's defense minister moscow says the leaders discussed the progress of israel announced by russia and turkey on tuesday the south korean prime minister and his japanese counterpart have met in tokyo at a time of heightened tensions lee not your own

tomorrow afternoon as winds pick up now talking about temperatures we are definitely comfortable as daryn mentioned 50's and 60's for your current temperatures across the day, few 40's mixed in there such as the case in dublin on up to napa 44 degrees right now. later on today expect daytime highs to be warmer than yesterday's upper 80's for inland valleys if not 90's in a few spots more your forecast is still ahead. >>all right. thank you john back to the bay bridge where the cash lanes of fast track lanes are extra slow. you're back up spill into the maze and it's on to 5.80 on to the shore freeway. so just get on out there it's too late to beat the rush it's already jam from all connectors it's not so bad as usual if you're a car pooler and earlier small issues are out of the way so you are at 19 minutes to fremont street, looking good on highway 4 we're almost at 40 minutes antioch to concord and then from the south bay to the peninsula traffic is filling and quickly on north one oh one we're almost up to an hour from san jose to menlo park james. >>all right robin, thank you 7 o 2 on

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a cripple mined out the top stories here on al-jazeera ecuador's government has imposed a nationwide curfew and order troops onto the streets of the capital quito that's off the demonstrators set fire to a government building there angry at new austerity measures that lead to higher fuel prices president merino says he's willing to reassess the law talks between the government and protesters are planned for later on sunday protests of those are saying they'll continue their campaign. president. this is the government that is downed that is inept that is attacking the people. look at how we are this is the government of london rayno down with him or a. man who has the latest now from quito. tensions remain high in ecuador there is now a curfew that in fact the government has ordered the military to take control of the streets in public spaces not only here in the ecuadorian capital quito but across the country there are still thousands of demonstrators that are defying that curfew meaning that clashes are expected to continue this evening there have

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a quick reminder of breaking news 1st out of iran there's been an explosion on an iranian oil tanker off the coast of jeddah in saudi arabia that's according to iranian state television heavy damage has been caused to the vessel and oil spilling into the red sea. robbie has more now from the iranian capital tehran. what state media news outlets are reporting is that an and oil tanker that belongs to iran state oil company suffered some sort of explosion it was in the waters of approximately. 100 kilometers about 60 miles off the coast of the port of chad in the red sea that's what we're hearing at the moment details are still coming in we don't know if there were any injuries we don't know if there were who was on board or what that vessel was doing where it was headed that information is still coming in but we do know is that this comes in a very difficult year in the waters of this region we've seen several flashpoints come up not just between iran and the united states but iran and saudi arabia and

daryn i were just talking about that this is good news for going to stay calm tomorrow morning. but tomorrow afternoon we start to see winds kicking up and by sunday morning. it is very windy out there. sonoma. petaluma santa rosa calif so good just a few areas. they're going to be looking at winds regularly gusting into the range of 30 to 40 miles per hour in peak. wind gusts topping out above 70 miles per hour in some cases so should be no surprise the high wind watches and fire weather watches taking effect tomorrow night likely to see red flag warnings in there too for similar areas as to what we saw yesterday inland east bay all across the north bay and our wooded areas on the peninsula on a different know we actually did see something else going on this morning. the 3 point oh earthquake reported just polled just before 07:00am a right around lake tahoe. again we did have that 3 point right outside of the bay area for those of you that may be heading that direction this weekend to get out of the bad air just something to note this morning minor just to our east temperature

well daryn it was a promise that was set out by the acting socialist governments head of which is better sanchez he said in his. when he took office that he would begin plans for the exhumation to take place and then a set of legal battles which were put forward by the family of franco then went all the way up to the supremes court the supreme court and just last month the ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place and so on this thursday morning already the exhumation has just about big gun the coffin the grave where francisco franco is buried is now starting to be opened up there is also a forensic scientist at hand as well together with the family to check to see what kind of condition the remains are if they are if it is in poor condition then they will be checked before being transferred to another coffin and then brought to the cemetery here the family cemetery just behind me here which way in which the remains will be laid to rest next to his wife common polo and so what's the significance then of all of this. what is incredibly significant moment in spain's democ

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on the al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has called on ukraine and china to investigate his political rival joe biden democrats say the move was a breach of his oath of office it happened as a former u.s. special envoy to ukraine became the 1st official to testify and trump's impeachment inquiry on trump's taken to twitter saying as the president of the united states i have an absolute right perhaps even a duty to investigate or have investigated corruption and that would include asking all suggesting other countries to help us out just as alan fischer has more from washington d.c. . donald trump has been tweeting out saying that he has the absolute power to investigate corruption and he can ask other countries to help the problem of course arises when he asks them to investigate political rivals he was standing in front of the white house when he asked china to investigate joe biden and his son hunter biden saying they'd been involved in corrupt deals in that country all the offering no concrete evide

hello i'm daryn jordan and with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera world leaders are warning the fight against eisel isn't over yet despite the death of its leader abu bakar al baghdadi the u.s. president announced the bag that he died during a u.s. military operation in a province france and britain say his killing in northwestern syria is an important moment but they'll continue to work with allies in the middle east to defeat the group and time. correspondent jeanne meserve was one of the 1st journalist to reach the scene of the raid one of the more than again this is the house targeted by u.s. helicopters and they approached the site at midnight and sealed the arrear off before they stormed it one person was taken away others were killed in a car passing through was destroyed and u.s. forces also handed over 3 children to one of the neighbors and requested they take them far away and then come back after the operation was completed 7 dead bodies have been recovered so far this home was them bombed by u.s. helicopters accompanied by a recon plane in a plane thi

flaws maintenance problems and an adequate pilot training well those are the headlines on al-jazeera daryn hunter is coming up next thank you for watching. more than 20 years after the bosnian war one man searching for the bones of his people told you if you will settle for floor you know and those who will again according. to you will just said i'm your uncle who will give you. free food and water bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest. of us who don't look a little bit sick he does he's a life me but maybe he will go with them and of his wife. the flu. will fall. all over the world these people that's what. every day since 2002 ram his new catch has been scouring the forest for the remains of victims of genocides. although they themselves have disappeared their memory lives on and they haunt the minds of their friends and families he roams these words with the sole purpose of finding human bones which can be identified and final 2 arrests. the breakup of yugoslavia began in 1991 when the republics of slovenia and croatia declared independence 6 bitter wars follo

yeah we were both outside on saturday at and we're at the coast we started daryn toasty hours man as yesterday was up in nation was also war. ok stayed in the shade so that's just that's the trick i found out the shades state court. an ac to i guess work stops and so we're going to more shade more ac get the fans going today because you said it's warming up today's going to be hot. yeah, teeth, i know after today though we ha relief in sight. there's o a silver lining actually of clouds today, so there's a silver lining to those clouds look outside at the golden gate bridge, it's crystal clear out there. >>at least no fog that's because we have seen some cloud formation up above during your overnight hours and often times when you did see that it will help to prevent fog a little bit but what it also will do is to help keep temperatures a little on the warmer side during your overnight hours and that's exactly what happened overnight last night instead of dropping into the 40's 30's look at where we are right now 50's and 60's berkeley at 66 timber on in san francisco. each at 63, so

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. is to send more troops and then add defense system to saudi arabia to bolster security against iran. we've come to a very substantial. phase one deal donald trump announces a partial trade deal with china after the latest round of talks. and super typhoon haiyan this close in on japan threatening to bring the heaviest rain and winds in 60 is. welcome to the program 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 output. and deep into territory held by the man the kurdish fighters in syria their offensive began on wednesday the u.n. says 100000 people have been displaced john stratford 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 to lobby out

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iraq's prime minister addresses the nation after days of protests announcing a move that could see poor families receive a basic wage. president declares a state of emergency as protesters oppose a price hike on field plus. reporting from 130 kilometers off the coast of france gone in south america as dive teams prepared to explore the amazon reef where no one has ever been before. leading democrats in the u.s. have accused president trump of breaching his oath of office trump has openly called on both ukraine and now china to investigate his political rival and former vice president joe biden a similar request made during a phone call with ukraine's president in july has already triggered an impeachment inquiry in congress a white house correspondent can really help get the latest from washington. with his presidency caught up in an impeachment investigation over a phone call with the ukrainian leader u.s. president donald trump on thursday called on china to get involved what happened this giant is just about as b

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. and. i. am going there on the streets cabinet ministers asked to quit the coalition the pressure grows on lebanon's leaders to fix the economy. boris johnson is forced to send a letter to the e.u. to delay bragg's it says he didn't sign it. could this man and his 14 year grip on power in bolivia. now been more violent scenes on the streets of hong kong as pro-democracy activists running against a ban on face mask during protests but these are live pictures from the county an area of the city and some use tear gas to try to control the protesters and to government demonstrations began 5 months ago by an extradition bill which is like a scrapped the protests have widened calling for more democratic rights but i john brown joins us live now from hong kong adrian this is clearly a very big turnout on the streets of hong kong today but how much of a risk is it for people to be taking part in this protest right now. well it's risky to be on the streets right now for all sorts of reasons in the past

thank you again time for the sports news here so no thank you very much daryn along the protein typhoon is causing havoc with what should have been a big week candle of international sport in japan already 2 rugby a wool couple of games have been cancelled because of typhoon which is a jew to strike on saturday evening and now the japanese film it has also been affected wayne hale reports from tokyo. it is calm at the moment but the japanese capital tokyo and other parts of the country are bracing for the arrival of typhoon haggis which could be one of the strongest storms to hit japan in decades flights and train services have been canceled and of course this weekend should have been won when much of the sporting world was focusing on this country on sunday we had the japanese for me to one grand prix taking place in. that's about 300 kilometers to the southwest of tokyo at this stage the race is still long but what we know now is that saturday's events at the grand prix have been cancelled so the organizers saying that qualifying will take place on sunday morning before the race where

is going to be very difficult but it's a key priority of putin to bring turkey and syria together daryn thank you very much our correspondent dorian jones there. well syrian kurds have left the country or worried about what's happening in their homeland but one in 3 syrian refugees who has arrived here in germany in recent years comes from the kurdish region in northeastern syria a reporter met one of them all week. looks forward to soccer training with his club . like most of the players could he know comes from osama the kurdish autonomous region and northern syria. he finds it difficult to concentrate on the game on the conflict in his homeland is still going on. we are worried about our families and the team talks about it. it's not just me that others have wrote it's their we support each other. it's always. came to germany as a refugee from syria in 2012 he now has german citizenship and is stunning to be a social worker his parents still live in northern syria. you know is keeping a close eye on the news he said but also angry with the german government. that's. germany's providi

hello i'm daryn jordan this is our 0 live from doha also coming up.celebrations in argentina as the country takes a turn to the left electing a law professor to be the next president. a state of emergency in california as wildfires rage forcing tens of thousands of people to flee the. unity thousands of people in lebanon and form a human chain across the country in support of anti-government protests. welcome to the program world leaders are warning the fight against eisel isn't over yet despite the death of its leader baghdadi france and britain say his killing in northwest syria is an important moment but they'll continue to work with allies in the middle east to defeat the group entirely white house correspondent kimberly huggett reports on a daring u.s. raid that ended in the death of the world's most wanted man. a car i'll bet daddy is dead in a rare sunday morning news conference president donald trump announced to the world the leader of i still had been hunted down and killed by u.s. forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says t

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up the u.s. has to send more troops and then add defense system to saudi arabia to bolster security against iran. we come to a very substantial. phase one deal donald trump announces a partial trade agreement with china after the latest round of talks. this year's nobel peace prize goes to ethiopia's prime minister helping to end a longstanding war with every trip. u.s. officials say some american troops out with drawn from a military position in northern syria that came under fire from turkish forces early on friday but it appears the outpost did not take a direct hit his forces are pushing deeper into territory held by the kurdish led syrian democratic forces in northern syria their offensive began on wednesday the un's as a 100000 people have been displaced. by the turkey syria border. black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkey tanks and reinforcements move towards the border with turkey military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled towns of to lobby out

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera value from doha also coming up echoes government agrees to repeal the law that spot nearly 2 weeks of deadly protests. celebrations intern is a professor claims victory in the presidential election. ramps up rescue efforts as typhoon haiyan this leaves at least 30 people dead. we begin in syria where 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 the greenman comes in the face of a turkish offensive in northeastern syria that's led to heavy fighting in places the s.d.f. says the deployment of syrian troops will help them liberate areas under the control of turkish forces well they entered northern syria on wednesday and are vance in south turkish forces and their syrian allies have seized control of the main highway known as the m 4 key border towns of the ad and russell lane lie along this road both are now supposedly under turkish control well the m 4 runs east to west through s.t.s. held territory from the iraqi border senator reports now

and that is all your support for that semi back to you daryn so much for all that said so this news out there and back to the moment with another show so stay with us. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of a gyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president. focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was powerful if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there woul

well daryn it was a promise that was set out by the acting socialist governments head of which is better sanchez he said in his. when he took office that he would begin plans for the exhumation to take place and then a set of legal battles which were put forward by the family of franco then went all the way up to the supremes court the supreme court and just last month the ruled unanimously in favor for the exhumation to take place and so on this thursday morning already the exhumation has just about big gone the coffin the grave where francisco franco is buried is now starting to be opened up there is also a forensic scientist at hand as well together with the family to check to see what kind of condition the remains are if they are if it is in poor condition then they will be checked before being transferred to another coffin and then brought to.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha the quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera syrian government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces that will see the syrian army deployed on the border with turkey the agreement aims to counter military offensive in northern syria that's led to heavy fighting in places the s.d.f. say this will help them free areas under the control of turkish forces as they advance into northern syria. at the latest from jacqueline it is border with syria we understand now that certainly according to syrian state t.v. the syrian army has started moving north towards those strategic towns of monday and called bani interesting lee both towns used to house u.s. bases where u.s. forces have been basics 2015 since the defeat of eisel in those areas and last night we saw video of turkish forces crossing the border to rubble us which is basically a directly north from where those syrian forces are traveling so a potential confrontation there we've heard that certainly the spokesperson for syrian forces participating in this operation

>>it did grow, but as daryn mentioned it didn't explode and the size so it is 76,000 plus acres now whichmaybe a few 100 acres more than it was yesterday containment is the same now that the big part because there were. >>you know winds that were pretty significant last night. but firefighters were able to hold the line at 15% containment. still more structures are continuing to burn a 189 now destroyed and 86 of those our homes that were burned to the ground. there are still many people out of their homes because of the evacuation orders affecting about 90 1000 homes that remain in danger this morning, you're not allowed back in those areas and thousands of fire continue their work to try to get a handle on this fire they're still looking at containment may be next thursday. considering the wind patterns as well which is good news this morning. we do have a new

hello i'm daryn jordan this is out of their life and also coming up spanish riot police charge at demonstrators in barcelona in a rally in support of jail separatist leader plus chile's president demands a resignation was untucked the wake of huge empty government protests. and while local elections are a test for the president and a peace agreement in colombia. more than 60 people have been killed in 2 days of demonstrations against iraq's government influential shift. is calling for the prime minister to resign and m.p.'s linked to him are staging a sit in the parliament as natasha the reports now from baghdad demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. protestors in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across. the bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in tahrir square are brown macaque since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation in the early morning hours while journalists aren't around we want to make sure that we will

hello and welcome to the program i'm daryn jordan around somewhere a cyber attack happens every 14 seconds in the past year alone there's been an 11 percent increase in security breaches by hackers these growing figures show just how big a threat cyber crime has become with security experts fighting the hakas the cyber crime economy is growing so quickly it's now making profits of $1.00 trillion dollars each year at a recent microsoft survey suggests executives now consider cyber attacks to be the top threat to their businesses experts are gathered here in qatar as capital doha to boost cyber defense and formulate digital policy. well here are some of the world's most high profile cyber attacks in 2013 yahoo shocked the world when it confirmed that a cyber attack had affected all 3000000000 of its user accounts in 2014 the us entertainment group sony pictures was attacked hackers demanded the cancellation of the release of the interview a comedy that depicted an assassination plot against north korea's leader kim jong il in 2018 the u.s. along with australia canada the u.k. and new zealand

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up spanish riot police charging demonstrators in barcelona during a rally in support of jail separatist leaders plus. chile's president demands a resignation of his entire cabinet in the wake of huge anti-government protests. and pope francis considers overturning centuries old rules to help solve a shortage of catholic priests and them as. well and 60 people have been killed in 2 days of demonstrations against iraq's government the influential shiite cleric. is calling for the prime minister to resign and m.p.'s linked to him are staging a sit in the parliament as natasha going to reports now from the capital demonstrators are refusing to give up on their demands for change. protesters in baghdad spent a 2nd day confronting security forces as they attempted to breach this barrier their aim was to march across a bridge to government offices in the fortified green zone protesters have been in touch with rear square are brown the clock since thursday evening they say some have been attacked without provocation. in the

like you very much for that joe and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but do stay with us daryn abigail is here with a full length news all the time and just a couple of minutes thank you for watching. a young gal. of bias wendy popped up this indication. when they had this opportunity. so the young gals both through secondary school with the 4th to be able to stay in full play that's one path and able to change have fun. meet the women in going out who are going places when it comes to education women make chains on how does their. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sick tarion violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make th

and iran daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up here on the people are killed in violent protests across iraq with no signs of a political solution to end the crisis. when the world doesn't focus on the things that are right the things that matter the things that impact real people's lives and instead you get caught up in some silly gotcha game frustrations over the trump impeachment inquiry boil over as the u.s. secretary of state heads off for a mission to brits plus. a major thomas in australia where recent fall is combined with the worst drought on record having devastating consequences for a pharmacy and it's not even that somebody gets. welcome to program north korea has broken off denuclearization talks with the united states the chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil said their expectations were not fulfilled delegations from both countries were in stockholm to discuss pyongyang ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted alan fischer reports. in the chill of an evening in sweden a freeze returned to negotiations between the u.s. an

alone daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police in britain identify the bodies of 39 people found dead in a truck near london. donald trump lift sanctions on turkey and praises the success of a serious cease fire but rivals tell a different story. and libya's president at a morality says he is on course for an outright win as a disputed vote count nears its. lebanese president michel aoun has addressed the nation in a televised speech he says it's vital to review the current government he also promised he would fight state corruption as demanded by hundreds of thousands of people protest as have been demonstrating and demanding political change for 8 days with very. good one what are being i call on you to observe to act as monitors and all these. reforms are implemented without crippling the movement and i will act as a guarantor and i will expose and reveal whatever is taking place and i will do all that i can to have these reforms implemented i have listened to calls to topple the regime put the regime cannot be toppled from the streets i know the regime has

well daryn it keeps growing ok for a look behind me thousands of people back on the streets not just here in the lebanese capital in front of the government palace but across the country people taking to the streets saying that they won't back down they want the government to resign they want early elections so this defiance is only growing a message really to the ruling alliance which has 1st so far refused to resign and now what we understand the prime minister saddam had easy holding a flurry of meetings with the ministers behind closed doors trying to put together a new budget a new budget for 2020 that will not involve imposing taxes on people the protest really was triggered by the 5 reports that the government intended to impose yet more taxes in order to raise revenues to cover for the expenditure and to cover for the huge budget deficit people here say politicians are corrupt they flamed them for mismanagement and that's why they want the political elite to leave office politicians who have been in power since the days of the civil war in the 1980 s. people here want change