jonah fisher reports from budapest. jonah: the front line in efforts to save the black sea is hundreds of kilometers from its short. b>> this ically a rumor of human food. plant in hungary.ter treatment completed nine years ago, it has heed budapest clean up its rather embarrassing disposal problem. >> around half of the produced wastewater was going directly to the danube. jonah: similar plans have been built all around the wherever, dramaticallyleaning up the ter that mps into the blac sea. >>fr we have provided ework for the combination, reggie for a framework -- regulatory oframework, onef the key factors in improving in the situation. jonah: t in search promise to signs of recovery, we headed to the part of the black sea closest to the mouth othe danube. the diverse e with our lookg for something very specific, a once-plentiful red seaweed. >> it does seem that t sea is getting healthier, and compared to previous years, i could see more. we can'tbe relax, use the entire ecosystem of the sea is still seriously damag

jonah fisher reports from budapest. nah: the front line in efforts to save the black sea is hundreds of kilometers from its short. >> this is basically a rumor of human food. jonah: this is a water treatment plant in hungary. completed nine years ago, it has helped budapest clean up its rather embarrassing waste disposal problem. >> around half of the produced wastewater was going directly to the danube. jonah: similarlans have been built all around the wherever, dramatically cleaning up the water that mps into the black sea. >> we have provided a framework a framework -- regulatoryie for framework, one ofactor improvine situation. jonah: in search of the prose to signs o recovery, we headed to the part of the black sea closest to the mouth of the danube. the divers we are with our looking for something very specific, a once-plentiful red seeed. >> it does seem that the sea is getting healthier, and compared to previous years, i could see more. wean't relax, because the entire ecosystem of the sea isst l seriously damag

-jonah: good morning. -lemonis: jonah? -jonah: yes. hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you?ick: how are you doing? nick meola, artistic stitch. jonah: hi. nick: it's nice to be at your company today. jonah: so, what can we do for you? nick: we're here today -- we'd like to sell you some products for your company. jonah: okay. nick: yeah, if you're interested, we can show you a few samples of what we have. lemonis: nick doesn't understand the basics of selling. the first thing you do is try to create some sort of common ground with people -- ask them a little bit about themselves, be a good listener. nick: the most popular golf shirt that we carry is a piqué polo. lemonis: the first thing nick does -- he takes a shirt out of his bag. nick: once you can tell me exactly the quantity that you're looking for, then i can give you a pretty stern price. the first time, there's a charge to digitize your logo. lemonis: nick's way ahead of himself here. you don't bring up price as your opening line. you have to establish a rapport. you have to understand what their needs are, and then

jonah.ame thing i picked the last time i was here. biden 30, warren 30, klobuchar five, and like mollie $25 on someone not yet in the race. >> bret: who is that? >> it's obviously hillary. why don't you just say hillary? >> bret: mike bloomberg? who is that? >> oprah. >> bret: theauk jobs report. the economy adds 128,000 jobs, unemployment ticked up slightly but it is a great jobs report. the market loved it today. if you look at the economic changes since the president took office, g.d.p. growth down a bit. consumer confidence up. ourly earnings up. you look at this picture, jonathan, the white house has to look at it positively as they start heading into the final weeks before the iowa caucuses on the democratic side. >> the white house thinks they have had their best week in recent memory and it's hard not to agree with that. you can just line it up. he announced that they have killed the world's most wanted terrorist. you put those economic figures out there. the impeachment hearing. i t

chris: jonah, one of these three men had already been convicted for ordering his troops to fire on two, was facing trial for killing an alleged taliban bombmaker who had been released. president trump, though, to pick pup on what gillian says -- pick up on what gillian says, president trump says we teach e these people to fight and kill, and when they do that, we punish them. >> yeah. look, i'm troubled by some of this -- chris: which way in. >> for the reasons that gillian alludes to in the national security -- chris: the decision to clear. >> yeah. look, take the goldstein case. he hadn't had his court-martial yet. that is the way you get to find out what the actual facts are, and he short circuited that by intervening the way he did. on the gallagher, chief gallagher, the navy seal who was pardoned or had his sentence commuted, i guess, there were members of his squad who took incredible risk to report his behavior. and that sends a signal, this could send a signal, don't do this. i agree with the concerns about the overly lawyering up our military, but i'm not sure the messages bei

jonah goldberg of the dispatch. fox news political analyst juan williams.rf, executive director of the serve america packed, and fox news correspondent gillian turner. jonah, let me start with you, where do you think we are at this moment, end of week one, beginning of week two of the impeachment hearings, and how important is gordon sondland, because i have to say i thought it was very interesting that neither democrat himes nor republican scalise was willing to say yep, whatever he says, that's the truth. >> first of all i hate acting as if from a theater critic in this -- >> chris: that's exactly what we are. because that's where we are? it's all about narrative and engaging the american people and whether they find compelling. >> chris: what was effective, what wasn't. >> on the merits i think it's fairly obvious that president trump demanded a quid pro quo from the ukrainians. i don't think there are a lot of reasonable people who disagree with that. whether that's impeachable, whether he should be removed for it, reasonable people can differ. that sai

hol is following this story for us from the spanish capital madrid and jonah polls have now closed always getting an idea of what's happening. that's right 8 pm polls are closed we don't have any official exit polls they don't do that sort of thing here in spain there are opinion polls that are conducted throughout voting day that give us some highly unofficial but sense of the direction of travel we can at least talk about those it'll be a couple of hours or so not too long a couple of hours before we have an idea of the final results let me bring in my guest miguel entrepreneur and who is a writer and commentator on spanish affairs spanish politics joins me now thanks for joining us me girl looking at these latest opinion polls the socialist as expected get the largest vote share a touchdown of what they had before but their potential leftist partners put almost a touch up what happens next he can't form a government on his own does he go to put demos is that enough well that the problem for the socialists is that even if they repeat the results they had in a field that is really upsett

hall in madrid and jonah as you are saying this is the 2nd vote. take place this year and that the 4th in 4 years voters must be feeling somewhat fatigued but what's turnout been like today. what we await final figures on turnout it's like to be slightly lower than it was in april that's what the indicators are showing us but not by a great deal even though there are worries about apathy around the place people are turning out in large numbers there's a very busy polling station in madrid and people making the most of the last hour of voting before polls close and exercised really by catalonia of the ongoing problems the been split of a stock up again in october with the jailing of separatist leaders that sold violent confrontation confrontations on the streets of us alone and that's exercised the electorate indeed pushed it somewhat to the right everybody has an opinion about what to do about barcelona and of course a lot of people alarmed by the rise relentlessly it seems that now the far right box party with its anti immigration message also ver

jonah fisher, bbc news, in the black sea.‘s journey on bbc news later on friday. researchers in brazil say smoke from burning forests in the amazon is likely to intensify the melting of glaciers, threatening water supplies to millions of people. the scientists studied the movement of smoke particles and their effect on andean glaciers. they found evidence that snow and ice is being "darkened", accelerating the rate of melting. fans of the k—pop superstar goo hara are calling for more help for victims of spy camera crimes in south korea. the singer and actress took her own life earlier this week. she'd spent the last year in a public court battle claiming her ex—boyfriend had threatened to release a sex tape of the couple. our correspondent in seoul, laura bicker has this report. 28—year—old eun—ju lee took her own life just weeks afterfinding out a male colleague had secretly filmed her in the nurses‘ changing room. she suffered from frequent nightmares. she felt he was still watching her. translation: you can still kill some

in germany day schooling is the norm but privately run organizations like jonah's house also provide after school support for children in need to make sure that aiming high in life not just on the playground. or the talk more about the situation for children here in germany i'm joined by our correspondent good morning john germany is of course of very rich country what what sections of society here this country are not seeing the benefits of the nation's well. well actually you have to say since germany is one of the richest countries of the world everyone in the society does benefit from that wealth to some extent and that also goes for people who live in poverty especially children but at the same time you have to say that this kind of social benefits these kinds of supports that are being provided to children in need are very difficult to access are bureaucratically very difficult to get to and very often the children come from backgrounds where parents are not able to speak the german language very well or themselves not particularly literate so the hurdles to actually applying f

halls in the spanish capital madrid so jonah as we said 4 elections in 4 years is this actually going to form a stable government of any crime. those claims got a difficulty with forming stable government that it shares with a number of other european union nations security after the economic crisis and after the use of very polarizing austerity that followed and the difficulty is that the old rules of sort of traditional politics no longer apply where countries would swap power between a big party and on the left and a big party on the right now you've got multiple parties on the left and on the right including both extremes and here in spain the hasn't been a majority government since 2011 now the socialists on the left are predicted once again this time to win the greatest share of the vote as they did back in april but not enough to form a majority so pedro sanchez the socialist leader. who failed to form a coalition of the left in april now says he wants to run a minority administration making sort of ad hoc deals with some of those other parties on a case by case basis the probl

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jonah hull reports.ampter: a student protest blocking a busy barcelona street says much about the deadlock at the heart of spanish politics. >> we are trying to make the young people conscious that we are growing up in a system that in so many years will just fail. reporter:reporter: this is a generation that doesn't believe it's future is served by the political infighting that saw the socialist leader fail to form a governing coalition after elections in april. onchez is hoping his gamble a second election in seven months will pay off. locating his final campaign rally in barcelona is set to send a message that he is the best to solve spain's most intractable problem, the drive for catalan independence. >> this is the catalonia we stand for, the catalonia that wants to live in peace and not confrontation, that wants democracy, nonviolence, solutions, not conflicts. reporter: the problem for sanchez is while the socialists are predicted to win, they will likely once again fall short of a majority inform

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business policy which some people put it that it's a progress of policy or you were you saying is that jonah carbon should have gone to barnsley or said it's british broadband for bums lee and several 1000 jobs i still don't understand why he doesn't say this is a jobs in every constituency policy the problem with this though is it's going to happen anyway commercial demands will eventually make this occur and as you said yourself it was big for a day but however hard core been is trying to divert the election away from the other succeeded so we get back to the problem that they haven't really got a policy and that writes them out of the script i think there's another issue here which is very important is that the is a massive media bias against corbin in favor of jobs and so call being comes up a brilliant idea by the way you're wrong it was going to happen anyway there was no universal free broadband there we're talking about the you're but so you think the . i know what he is that. he was a brilliant policy and of course because the are not playing on a level playing field that the ref is

about from the very beginning brigs it as you probably know as politically polarized the nation is jonah whole reports from london. ask a simple question and you get a simple answer how important in this election do you think breaks it is very important and that's why facebook i think is going to be the most important person in the bank so it's a really important and so you know. friend at the main meant and so it's hard to separate it from their legs him but dig deeper and things get more complicated is there anyone in particular that you think is better placed than anyone else to sort breaks it out of. so i won't break that up and so whatever outcome of the election makes that more likely would be good for me for conservatives would get it over there now i think i would believe. that would you want to see happen not not necessarily. opinion polls indicate that the number of people who will base their vote on breaks it has more than doubled since the last election from 18 percent to 40 percent now add the prominence of breaks it as an election issue to the huge divergence of views on br

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jon: jonah hill was devastating about the ambassador who said he was only--young a hell wou devastatinghe investor who said he was only obeying orders. dr. hill: he was being involved in a political air in ave we were invin national security policy. jon: the white house released a furious statement -- "these two witnesses have no insight on white aidas being withheld. the democrats are motivated by a sick hatred of president trump and their rabid desire to overturn the election." these are the last witnesses scheduled to appear, and a lot of the evidence has been compelling and deeply damaging to the president's argument. but the mistake would be to think that this is a court of law. it isn't. it ipolitics. so far, not a single republican has indicated that they are going to vote for the impeachment of donald trump. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. laa: a brief time ago i spoke attorney kim wehle, author of "how toead the constitution and why." infamy, "domestic politicale in errand," but does it change the calculus of the impeachment inquiry? m: in terms of the senate votes, probably n

jonah fisher, bbc news, in the black sea. nice to see the dolphins there.reme in a leaving video that he's just posted on twitter, as he runs through his last five years in office. good evening. we are seeing a transition from mild and wet weather that we had for most of the autumn now to some much colder weather as we approach the end of the week and the start of a new month. it looks drier and sunnier, but it will be much colder, and the reason is a change of wind direction. we're allowing this arctic air to move southwards right across the uk. so low—pressure's pushing into scandinavia. the other one just about held at bay. and then we've got this slither, if you like, of high pressure coming through. but the fly in the ointment overnight will be ice. having had so much rain, the surfaces will be left damp, particularly the roads and the pavements. we've got showers that follow on from that rain. that rain lingering in the south just about prevents a frost here. but really, the midland northwards, anywhere's at risk of temperatures following the freezing

johnson claims he's the best man to get it done but there are some in brussels who are not so sure as jonahhill explains. with the conservative party ahead in opinion polls boris johnson's campaign to get bricks it done could prove election winning and we can get on with that deal not just the promise of leaving by january 31st but with a trade deal too by the end of 2020 so we get. more than 3 years after the u.k.'s breaks it referendum it is a beginner ling timeline but one that is viewed with rather less optimism by the e.u. side though it's for him it's much easier to to sell people this story he knows the truth is he's clearly not telling people the full truth so the into felt is a member of the european parliament she's fiercely anti breaks it but reconciled to want mainline. it will be very difficult i mean people it often make the comparison with the negotiations we had with canada for a free trade agreement i mean canada is probably the most european country on earth . they're very close to us and yet it took 7 years to negotiate trade deal and it still hasn't been ratified if brak

and as we've said jonah this is the 4th election in 4 years the 2nd one this year what's the feeling among voters as they cast their ballots. i think there's no doubt voters are frustrated they're tired of having to go over there squabbling politicians it's time to time it getting people that i spoke to and the latest polls suggest that more than 50 percent expended don't believe that they will be a stable coalition out of these elections that they may yet see another snap election taking place within the next several months so yes fresh ration indeed one thing that spain doesn't seem to have a problem with is participation the turnout is slightly lower perhaps it was you know it is but still expected to hover around 70 percent so frustrated they may be they're still coming out to vote all right thank you for that john holl live for us in madrid let's cross over to hard abdel-hamid now who is in barcelona or does journalist said castle on independence one of the big issues in this election how are the separatist parties likely to perform. well i think probably they could perform bett

destabilization of jonah whether it be the drugging of its population and all sorts of attempts to destroy it want to be in china it's not be handled well has it or the common accusation of the west is china would intervene in hong kong would intervene in the heavy metal heavy handed way they would be a repeat of the solid can one events you know. they take has actually been exceedingly restrained in in their approach to walk the events in hong kong they are leaving it to us to resolve our own problems and i think we are resolved to use our own legislative and law enforcement resources to bring the current quizes to a close i think we will get this upon critics who are looking to beijing to intervene in the heavy hand that men so that they can accuse spacing of breaking their promises in the sign up addiction declaration and in the basic law i don't think we were for into that chat but when it comes to bringing people out of poverty when it comes to growth rates why do you think china does so much better than the special administrative region of ungrown we used to be far more efficient and

in the first of a two part special report, our correspondent jonah fisher and video journalist abdujalilastern ukraine. for decades, euro's rivers have washed waste into the black sea. we are being shown what is known as blooming. it happens when excess nutrients, often from fertilisers, because a rapid growth in algae. starting the water of oxygen. decades of regular blooming has killed off life in large parts of the black sea. creating underwater deserts were only jellyfish drive. on the black sea's eastern coast in georgia, we see and smell another of its big problems. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi, but the big issue for here is that it is only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself, and there is a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking rubbish with it. this isjust one of numerous examples around the black sea of how easily poorly managed waste can get into the water. we have already kind of disturbing evidence that the marine letter, number of floating items per square metre, has almost doubled compared to the med

in the first of a two—part special report, our correspondent jonah fisher and video journalist abdujalilswers. this is the dnieper, in ukraine. for decades, europe's rivers have washed europe's waste into the black sea. we are being shown what is known as blooming. it happens when excess nutrients, often from fertilisers, cause a rapid growth in algae, starving the water of oxygen. decades of regular blooming has killed off life in large parts of the black sea, creating underwater deserts where onlyjellyfish thrive. on the black sea's eastern coast, in georgia, we see and smell another of its big problems. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi. but the big issue for here is that — well, it is only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself, and there is a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking rubbish with it. this is just one of numerous examples around the black sea of how easily poorly managed waste can get into the water. we have already kind of disturbing evidence that the marine letter, which is the number of floating items

join the socialists ahead and a tough road ahead of the former government back to thanks very much jonah how in the trade. with al jazeera live from london much more still ahead including a story china looking to expand its investments in greece teaching pain lands in athens out of his 2nd meeting with the greek prime minister in a week. hello there something of a reprieve across eastern sections of new south wales that need tums of the winds and the speed of those winds but that is set to change unfortunately as a new system work its way across the great by bringing the rain but of course not to the regions we needed to see it so on monday 27 celsius in sydney 28 up in brazil but the winds there should be lighter and not really coming from the interior but as this system works its way further east that will then help to bring those winds from a different direction certainly by choose a look at the temperatures well a jump of 10 degrees celsius so very warm indeed and the winds coming from the interior the dry also expected to be strong gusting to about 80 kilometers an hour and it's war

jonah fisher, bbc news, in the black sea.e in the one o'clock news here tomorrow. you may know that tomorrow is the shopping bonanza that is black friday. nearly £8 billion was spent online across last year's black friday sales, and similar sums are predicted to be spent this year. but there are concerns that the extra pressure to buy at this time of year is leading more people to turn to loan sharks to cover the bills, our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has been investigating. it can happen anywhere — it can happen in people's houses, it can happen on the doorstep, it could happen at school gates, it could happen in the workplace. cath is helping victims every day — those who've turned to a loan shark for cash when they felt they didn't have an alternative. mainly it's, oh, i've heard that brian can help me out because i'm a bit short, or my friend julie uses this guy to get money from and i've heard he's ok, i'll go and borrow from there as well, and it's a friend of a friend. it's "i'll help you out", it's "

pitch jonah lists as the enemies of the people the enemies of those people who are fighting for social justice where we will know their joining these in itself is one of the strongest forces to keep those powerful to account to however these campaigns also lead to attacks to physical attacks and the perception that physical attacks against your list are legitimate a fire has been threatening orchards oil fields and homes and southern california even as easing winds helped crews get on top of fires elsewhere in the u.s. states the latest flare up is about 100 kilometers northwest of los angeles about $1300.00 firefighters including many from other parts of the u.s. have been called in to help. we're in the middle of a big fight a. week into this and the end is not yet in say we are finding that the winds are starting to change and that presents its own challenges all by itself is a winch we have a whole new fuel that opens up a new subject to a pretty significant fire. murders police now believe all 39 people found dead in a refrigerated truck near london were from vietnam a 2nd man fro

is going to be influenced more by climate action and environmental policies than the usual economy jonah hall reports from a region that's still reading from flooding. the flooding that hit doncaster in the north of england this november inundated homes and farmland affecting hundreds of people it should have been a once in a generation event no longer. for 2 years. exploded in 2007 and then 12 years later it. sounds as. if this is the environment yes what sets these floods apart from the last time it happened in 2007 is that there's an election looming party leaders visited the area pledging billions for flood defenses boris johnson was criticised for his conservative government slow response and the green party says labor's priorities are misplaced we have a. and the labor. worried about jobs and they're thinking about economic growth and. expansion because of thinking about. green because it brings jobs they need to completely change that. and. the community in this is putting in green infrastructure that kind of thing just environmental activists talk about that plummet election beca

october may turn out to be among the last desperate throws of a movement with nowhere left to turn jonah hold al-jazeera barcelona. pollution levels in india's capital new delhi have declined slightly but it's still very unhealthy according to data collected by the us embassy the capital remains engulfed in thick smoke in the river yamuna has been covered by throw off touch turned up by polluted currents officials have declared a public health emergency and restricted the use of private cars in an effort to tackle it. new zealand has passed a climate change law aimed at reducing its net carbon emissions to 0 by 2050 the bill cleared parliament with near unanimous support and will require the government to prepare measures that minimise the impact of climate change an independent commission will also be formed to monitor progress on reducing emissions prime minister dissin dodd and says she believes the door puts new zealand on the right side of history. and south africa's world champion rugby union team can't be accused of downplaying the world cup victory they've started a mammoth 5 day

political deadlock could well continue and in the struggle for an independent catalonia stalemate jonah how al-jazeera barcelona. the headlines on al-jazeera and the supreme court has disputed religious side. will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a temple the court said alternatively. mosque. at least a 7 protesters have been killed in the iraqi city of basra as they fought with security forces demonstrators angry about a lack of basic services rising unemployment and corruption more than 200 people have been killed since the beginning of october results former president has walked out of prison 19 months after being jailed for corruption and money laundering a judge ordered louise in our studio to deceive us release after brazil's top court ruled the convicted criminals could only be jailed after all of their appeals have been exhausted a group of chileans has openly defied president sebastian pinera threat to crackdown on violent protests police fired tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators who threw rocks in response but many thousands gathered peacef

october may turn out to be among the last desperate throws of a movement with nowhere left to turn jonah how al-jazeera barcelona. the zealand has passed a climate change law in that reducing its net carbon emissions to 0 by 2050 the bill was passed with near unanimous support an independent climate change commission will be formed to monitor progress. meanwhile italy is introducing mandatory lessons on climate change in all public schools students will learn about the subject from primary through to high school it's the 1st country in the world to make studying sustainability and climate change compulsory monica for sony is an italian politician and co-chair of the european green party she says making climate change a compulsory subject in schools is a step in the right direction needs to be as in many other countries we do have a lot of climate negotiations people that think that james doesn't exist or at least is not well by human activity in there or cannot be stopped but i believe that based ourselves on science and they mean it's a very. good discussion also to the agenda 2030 the

less than 3 weeks away instead of breck's it in the economy they're worried about being flooded again jonah reports from. the flooding that hit doncaster in the north of england this november inundated homes and farmland affecting hundreds of people it should have been a once in a generation event no longer. for 2 years before let's go to paris as an insult and then 12 years later as to how the south has some of the listener on this environment. what sets these floods apart from the last time it happened in 2007 is that there's an election looming party leaders visited the area pledging billions for flood defenses boris johnson was criticised for his conservative government slow response and the green party says labor's priorities are misplaced we have a. and the labor council are. worried about jobs and they're thinking about economic growth and they're thinking about expansion because jobs are thinking about. greenland because it brings jobs they need to completely change that way of thinking and think about green jobs jobs going to benefit the community insulating houses putting in green

wins will need a strong dose of churchill's fighting spirit if he's to get bricks it done as promised jonah how al-jazeera brussels. protesters in the german city of frankfurt have stormed the main shopping district trying to block access to the black friday sales they demonstrated outside some of the big chain stores they say the shopping frenzy is bad for the environment. updating the top stories for you so far this hour the iraqi cabinet is set to meet a day after the prime minister. he offered to resign anti-government protesters welcomed that decision but say they won't back down until there is a complete overhaul of the political system protests began in early october and have often turned violent there is anger over corruption unemployment and poor public services. peru's opposition leader keke who fujimori has been released from jail after 13 months she was in prison pending trial for allegedly receiving bribes from a brazilian construction company the president of sudan um has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder. was convicted of killing 15 political opponents after tak

4 years the answer is far from certain ok john hall will wrap up there and a trench on a thank you jonah mentioned catalonia let's go to how to delamater is live for us in barcelona to the issue of catalonia the cattle on separatists and has been a constant issue for the past year is that the it's an issue in this election explain how this is all playing out. and certainly many would tell you that it has been the dominant issue not only in this election but the election that happened earlier in the year in april and i think what people will be looking at later on when the 1st results come out is how well the dependence parties have fared in this election catalonia in children has $48.00 seats in the congress in madrid now it's a matter of seeing among those $48.00 seats how many will be given to the pro independence party now if they have a large showing in congress in madrid then they would at least it will solve the catalonian issue it won't solve. anything when it comes to these dream of independence that many have in this region but they could certainly use their number of seats to h

this fractious and fragmented political landscape it is likely to be neither stable nor longstanding jonah how al-jazeera madrid. exit polls show remaining as president close your highness has the most votes but hasn't won enough support to avoid an election runoff the centrist incumbent will likely face the social democrat leader and former prime minister vo richard dunne chiller in 2 weeks your highness is known for his anti corruption measures and has been praised by the west for his commitment to the rule of law still to come here on out to syria on the front line of people and how health workers in the democratic republic of congo are facing mistrust and fear to treat their patients. and president xi jinping arrives in greece for talks as china's state and shipping company makes big plans to expand in a key port. hello there is a mostly clear picture across much of the middle east some clouds around i don't know much though in the range or in terms of snow either but that will change in kabul over the next couple of days not so on monday they have a cow beginning to push up across int

wins will need a strong dose of churchill's fighting spirit if he stick it breaks it down as promised jonah how al-jazeera brussels. millions of india's indigenous people are living in fear of being evicted from their land that's because state governments have been slow to enforce a law that protects their rights politicians say the forests need to be conserved but critics say they are only promoting business interests and shovel visited the state of marjah pradesh where the native community is now fighting back through dave singh and surely by our farmers and forages. living off the forests in the state of market in central india through the family of 5 eat what they grow and drink from the stream. but their claim to land in the forest was rejected by the local government and india's supreme court ordered dereliction. singh is aware of the government's plans to create a violent sanctuary in the forest. there are we as a diverse these are the original inhabitants on earth the forest belongs to us for us the truth is we can't live without our jungle and we just can't live in a city. more tha

continues in catalonia out with separatist protesters blocking a major road link between france and spain jonah hill reports from madrid. muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty he does not believe that the socialist party has won the elections for the 3rd time this year i would like to thank the millions of spaniards who were summoned and took part in these elections because this is good for our democracy. caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left universe party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support even if this party is a socialist of them must most of the counseling nationalist are left leaning parties they're very different they have different interests the catamounts of course want independen

political deadlock could well continue and in the struggle for an independent catalonia stalemate jonah how al-jazeera barcelona. hello again. and is supreme court has ruled a disputed religious side at the will be handed to a government appointed board of trustees to build a hindu temple the court said alternative land will be set aside for a mosque and has reaction from new delhi. there's still a little bit of confusion this is a question that's been brought up by one of the muslim groups after the word came out that while the court acknowledges that there was a mosque there and that the demolition of that mosque was a violation of law the decision has been given the fear of the dram and the hindus and not in the we were off muslims so the have expressed their doubts and so it's not quite clear why that has come about the judgment of the court is a 1045 pages long so it would be some time before the muslim groups can go through it at least 7 protesters have been killed in the iraqi city of basra as they fought with security forces demonstrators are angry about a lack of basic services

october may turn out to be among the last desperate throws of a movement with nowhere left to turn jonah al-jazeera barcelona. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera crowds in hong kong a demanding justice after the death of a fellow protester a student fell off a parking garage during demonstrations on monday and he were firing tear gas in the area but the cause of this war isn't clear sarah clarke has more from harm. he fell from the 3rd floor to the 2nd floor in a cop in this was during a particular protest and during the dispersal operation by police now the anger here from these students and from the protest movement is that they're accusing the police of failing to hear to these tear gas guidelines during this dispersal operation there's been a lot of a morning here in hong kong and a memorial but there's also anger from the friends and colleagues of this 22 year old student meanwhile 2 pro-democracy activists in hong kong are in court store show wang in agnes' char charged over an unauthorized protests outside the police headquarters in june 1 has call

i'm responding jonah's point of order otherwise members will he every opportunity to ask any questionsoing to seek recognition for what purpose that secret mission had to make a motion that we aually subpoena the whistleblower for a closed door secret a deposion, so that the questions that should be appropriately asked that was a borand by our side, your side. maybask and i would prefer that rather than be your sgle decision that the committ speak to that issue rather than just the term and i move that i think the german it will be much to be that when he was a war. it won't be my single decision. we wilenrtain a moion to subpoena any witness. but after the way this is that enough to testify that motion we'll be in order. he motion will be suspended until after the witness. i think we share money into state when would vote is mister jordan seek recognition just ask a clarifying question do you ticipate when we might vote on the ability to have the istleblower in front of us something new. the 435 members of congress you are the only member who knows who that individual is and your staf

did you submit -- did you take it through jonah. you can do an organized opposition.peaking, right. it's just you? >> we have two. >> come on up. >> wait. wait, wait. you have two people? you need three. >> well, evan had to leave and one person created a -- >> i can be the third person. >> great. >> let's do it. >> they get 10 minutes. >> can do you it in five minutes? >> i'll talk fast. >> and let's go through it. i know it's late. >> it is for us. >> i've been here all day too. >> i am andy lavigne. architect. i live on 29th street, 447, three doors down from the subject property. we represent the neighborhood. i have support from 51 people who signed a petition. the three items that we want to talk about is one is it's on the petition people signed is they don't want a four-storey building. it's out of context with the building, we want three-storeys. the second item was it was too bulky. unaffordable by design. the project sponsor is doing a huge building over built but he is also not taking into consideration the neighbor's light wells, and there's a lot of ways