blanket natasha butler reports. the more prominent in range is the highest in europe jutting dramatically into the sky on its southern slopes in italy is the plot of past year glazier for as long as anyone here can remember the vast expanse of slow moving ice has been part of the landscape but that could soon change scientists say the glacier is melting at an alarming rate because of climate change and could collapse the feeling that is happening is that the movement of the of part of the front of the glacier is much faster than the rest of the glacier and this means that we have a sector of the glacier that train. laps or part of it the section at risk is the equivalent in volume of $100.00 lympics swimming pools below it a valley popular with tourists if part of the glacier was to break away would cause a huge avalanche of snow ice and rock the wooden danger anyone using this road that is why the local mayor is taking no chances he has closed this road and walkers and hikers are not allowed to access any of the mo

we have 2 correspondents covering the story natasha butler standing by for us in the french capital with more on that e.u. meeting 1st we'll cross over to charles stratford he is joining us from the turkish syrian border if we just take a step back charles for a moment just tell us what more you're learning about the military agreements that have been made between the syrian government and the s.d.f. and what impact that's having on the ground. well what we do know is you are saying there in the introduction is that the syrian army has certainly moved into positions. close to the border here the town behind me is russell and now they're seeing some of the faces fighting in recent days and in fact he was about 2 hours ago now that the turkish defense ministry for the 2nd time this week declared that it had full control over that town the fighting there has been very fierce very close to the line if you call this way is a town called tell some other which we understand according to syrian news agency footage syrian the syrian army is very much there the syrian army's now positioned in a nu

mom blank natasha butler reports the more paul mountain range is the highest in europe just dramatically into the sky on its southern slopes in italy is the plot of past year for as long as anyone here can remember the vast expanse of slow moving eyes has been part of the landscape but that could soon change scientists say the glacier is melting at an alarming rate because of climate change and could collapse the fate that is happening here. it's that the movement of the of part of the front of the glacier is much faster than the rest of the glacier and this means that we have a sector of the glacier that train. laps or part of it the section at risk is the equivalent in volume of $100.00 lympics swimming pools below it a valley popular with tourists is part of the glazier was to break away would cause a huge avalanche of snow ice and rock the wooden danger anyone using this road that is why the local mayor is taking no chances he has closed this road and will cause the hikers are not allowed to access any of the mountain hearts in this area the mayor says the shrinking glazier shows how

we'll speak to natasha butler in brussels shortly 1st we're going to go to paul brennan in london what's the view from london paul as these negotiations continue with the e.u. with some sort of hope but also tempered by the reality of the obstacles that remain. well there's been intensive political haggling as well as intensive political negotiating taking place and they went late into the night on tuesday we're now into wednesday of course and they have continued the democratic unionist party very important party on the northern ireland question has been to downing street to meet with the prime minister and his officials and to talk about what the prime minister is proposing as a compromise but they came out and they didn't say anything at all to waiting reporters so to a certain extent those of us who are outside of the circle a very tight circle i might say are none the wiser as to exactly how the politicians and the diplomats are going to square this circle now that said what we have is a summit as you said on thursday which is due to take place and the reality is that normally the d

their battle to protect traditional family values and stop the legislation from being passed natasha butler al-jazeera paris. several 1000 african migrants are stuck in limbo in southern mexico they want to get to the united states but mexican border guards have stopped the moving north after pressure from washington to stem the flow of arrivals from top to true in that state home and reports i was there protesting because they're stuck african migrants who've made the dangerous journey over thousands of kilometers up through latin america in the hope of reaching the u.s. but instead they've ended up here in tapachula south mexico. which can government wary of incurring the wrath of american president donald trump won't let them cross the country to get to the u.s. border is only prepared to let them leave by the south back to guatemala. so for the last 4 months around a 1000 people have come through on the gates of the top or tool of migrant detention center in limbo made out of going to georgetown not even knocked out look at the conditions here it rains every day camped amidst the water

well mr johnson will hold a form call with the european commission president in the coming hours natasha butler is standing by for us in paris with more on that but 1st let's cross it see rory chalons is live in manchester at the conservative party conference. boris johnson has a break proposal for the e.u. after his conference speech are we any the wiser as to what it is. well this is boris johnson having fun once again after a pretty chaotic 2 months or so prime minister he's lost we receive votes in parliament cities had the supreme court ruled that he acted unlawfully but here he was in front of an enthusiastic crowd of conservatives he was making a very boris johnson joke referring to things like a spinning pizza wheel of death even a kangaroo's private parts but in terms of. bailing out the detail of what this deal is that he is proposing to the european union there wasn't all that much substance in this speech we just heard from him a little bit there saying that there would be no checks at or near the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland but details that have leak

has been reacting as well natasha butler has more from from paris on that on the news response to tackles offensive in northeast syria. in a statement the e.u.'s foreign policy chief federica mockery really outlines the e.u.'s position and that is that the e.u. is calling on turkey to stop all military action mongering he says that that military action simply cannot lead to any form of sustainable solution that could only be achieved through negotiations or talks mockery and he also says that even member states are extremely concerned over the issue of security over further destabilizing an already volatile region and possibly seeing a resurgence of ice will fight as the coalition partners including turkey have been working very hard to combat greeny also says that turkey is of course a close ally of the european union and has hosted many syrian refugees and there is real concern in the european union that this violence in northern syria could lead to a new wave of refugees in europe. much more to bring you on after a quick break behind bars since august and jailed tunisian presidential c

climate change what once seemed able to withstand the pressures of time is now very visibly fragile natasha butler al-jazeera plant italy. just time to tell you that you can find out much more about many of the stories we are covering by going to our website usually dress out as heroes dot com. and reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the have been massive rallies and violent clashes between protesters and police in hong kong on the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china and the scenes in iran with the notion of one person supposed to be in a critical condition after being shot it is the 1st injury from a live round in the 4 months of process across the country. by. a large group of protesters were attacking police officers despite warnings from the police the assailants still continued the violent attacks the police officers lives were under serious threat to save his own life and his colleagues lives he fired a live shot at the assailant 118 year old man was shot his left shoulder area was injured he was sent to the princess margaret hospital in a conscious state the police do not

are serious doubts about whether boss johnson will get it approved by parliament on saturday natasha butler reports. having pushed the european union for voice breaks it deal boris johnson finally got what he wanted in brussels he said the new agreement was in everyone's interests i want to stress that this is a great deal for our country for the u.k. i also believe it's a very good deal for our friends in the e.u. and what it means is that we in the u.k. can come out of the e.u. as one united kingdom england scotland wales you all are and together. the last minute deal was welcomed by e.u. leaders it came after days of intensive negotiations between u.k. and e.u. officials to take a change in comparison with the version of the deal as prime minister just accept those customs checks at the point of entry into the island. this compromise. to avoid the border checks between iran and iran and will end the show the integrity of the single market the irish prime minister welcome the deal but some ante breaks the campaign is in brussels where unconvinced and said they still face uncertainty i wou

johnston's offer has some problematic points for more reaction from iraq let's cross live to natasha butler who's in paris so not overwhelmingly positive reaction so far as i can see. no the message from the east side of things seems to be that we're listening to the u.k. but we are not entirely convinced of the european commission head john cloud younker had a telephone conversation with boris johnson in which the u.k. prime minister laid out his vision for a brakes a plan and also detailed what he saw as alternatives to the irish backstop the part of the withdrawal agreement that the e.u. has so far supported very badly but the johnson wants to scrap well in a statement released by the commission after this telephone call said that of course he welcomed johnson's determination to make progress towards a deal but it's very clear that he still has very a lot of questions over exactly what johnson's proposals are and mainly yorker has underlined that it's very important for the european union that whatever happens in terms of the irish bank stop that the e.u. is the integrity of the e.u. sin

women in a heterosexual relationship can access the medically assisted reproductive treatment natasha butler has the story. when she reached her mid thirty's benedict wanted to become a mother she was single and wanted to try i've yet fix set foot in france i v.f. is illegal for single or gay women so benedict travel to denmark and portugal with the treatment is legally available to all women i fell out low in my own country because i just wanted a baby. that's right it was ok other european countries but not in france benedick son is now 14 months old he doesn't have a father say although that mother in law and though the fact that he was wanted cases like benedix where she had to travel abroad for treatment may soon be a thing of the past in france the french government's proposed a new bioethics law that would give all women the right to i.d.f. treatment not just those in a heterosexual couple the new law would fulfill one of them and or might cross presidential campaign promises but it's very divisive its supporters say it would be a victory for equality but its opponents say it would do

all right natasha butler live for us there in paris. north korea's chief nuclear negotiator is blaming the united states for another breakdown in denuclearization talks they met in sweden for the 1st time since febreze failed summit in vietnam north korea is accusing the u.s. of not bring anything anything new to the table the aim was for the u.s. to lift sanctions in exchange for north korea limiting its nuclear weapon technology while the kelley is a professor a percent national university he says donald trump needs to present some new ideas for north korea to consider giving up its weapons nuclear weapons are really valuable for a country like north korea right it's small it's isolated it's unloved and so if you're north korea right we surrounded by enemies nuclear weapons are great and so if they're going to give them up or even some of the maybe 25 percent there are some or someone there that might be possible then the american then have to make some pretty serious counter concessions and more than just sanctions to the north korea

higher temperatures over the summer months from very close to europe's highest mountain range natasha butler reports the more prominent in range is the highest in europe jutting dramatically into the sky on its southern slopes in italy is the plot of past year glazier for as long as anyone here can remember the vast expanse of slow moving ice has been part of the landscape but that could soon change scientists say the glacier is melting at an alarming rate because of climate change and could collapse the feeling that is happening is that the movement of the of part of the front of the glacier is much faster than the rest of the glacier and this means that we have a sector of the glacier that couldn't train. collapse or part of it the section at risk is the equivalent in volume of $100.00 lympics swimming pools below it a valley popular with tourists if part of the glacier was to break away would cause a huge avalanche of snow ice and rock that wouldn't danger anyone using this road that is why the local mayor is taking no chances he has closed this road and walkers and hikers are not allowed

climate change what once seemed able to withstand the pressures of time is now very visibly fragile natasha butler al-jazeera italy. still ahead in this news our piece for has the details of an american farce that the world championships and that's coming up and spew out. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. now and bill has highly for a stadium for more on the world championships and the rest of the sport. thank you barbara and welcome back to the wall that lyric's championships year international stadium where it's been a gold rush for america led by they store man in the 200 meters liles he cruised to his 1st world title with another impressive display in the final 19.83 seconds was good enough to see of canada's andre the grass and exchange on is adam jimmy to the bronze medal by fellow countryman christian coleman in the 100 meters liles living up to the hype and delivering on the world stage in the men's 800 meters final donovan brazier became the 1st american to win this title is time

forces let's cross over to the french capital paris when a touch of butler is standing by natasha. we had comments from the european union earlier in the week saying how concerned they were about the situation and they stood with kurdish forces who've been fighting i saw the french president has said words very similar they will now be concerned in paris as to where this all leads well indeed and we've not had any reaction since we've heard the family military operations actually underway but earlier today here in paris a spokesperson for the least they did say the president a man on mars watching the situation very closely and was extremely worried by it and in fact on monday present my problem met at the least say a senior syrian kurdish official to discuss the situation further and also to show france's support for the syrian democratic forces to share france's support and gratitude for what he called their help and support in fighting i saw now that information we've been told by the lease a spokesperson was passed on to turkish officials so we'll have to wait and see if there'

meeting for today's summit from thursday for more on this let's bring in the taj about butler who's in paris natasha despite the misgivings is this still a sense of some optimism that there may be a breakthrough before that deadline. she ate it michelle obama is certainly sounds a lot more optimistic than he has in recent weeks and this follow a series of intense negotiations between u.k. and officials to try and reach a revised deal now what michel barnier is saying is that there's a real willingness to try and reach some agreement before that e.u. summit on thursday and he says though that now that willingness of what he calls those good intentions really need to be transformed translated into a legal type text now will that be done in time for that e.u. summit on thursday being seen by many as a real deadline for the u.k. to have an agreement on the table well michel body seems to think it's possible. reach an agreement. is still possible obviously any agreement must work for. you all of the united kingdom and the whole of the european union let me add that you are you time. to turn good intentio

paul butler, natasha burke of political and jason johnson of the roots.ch for sharing your sunday with me. we'll start with shawna, are we in a national emergency and is the media cover it such. >> we are in the process of impeachment inquiry of the president of the united states. it has not happened many times in the country. based on the coverage of this network and other networks, it is being treated as such. i do think everything having to do with this president though because there are so many things like the tweets and him going on the white house south lawn and basically saying things that he was not supposed to say publicly. there are so many little things that we have covered this president in the last lthree years that every tweet seems a big deal that media is hard to distinguish that this is different. i do think what that means is you need things like what chuck todd did which is try to reset, hey, guys. we are going to cover the tweets that seem to say the things that the president should not say. this is actual ly bigger. that's on us. >> e