thousands of people flee indonesia's papua province after rallies against racial discrimination turn violent. and in support with farah on and got back to winning ways at the rugby world cup. and they're very unsettled picture across much of europe even the sunshine across the south is being steadily squeezed out by this aligned of cloud with showers and some thunderstorms and in fact to the last day really if i had some very dark skies across some parts of europe this is in hungary to the southwest you can see these very threatening clouds bringing of course some rain thunderstorms go through friday that system bringing those right in fairly swiftly pushing as you can see eastwards on to western sections of the black sea down across into the southeast of europe and then behind that we've got this slice of fairly nice dry and sunny weather 20 on friday higher what we also have on friday is the remnants of what was hurricane lorenzo this is working its way across the u.k. been quite quickly pushing on intellect countries france and eventually pushing on into central areas into germany

and west papua police and protesters have been killed and injured in riots triggered by allegations of racial discrimination. while the president's credited with restoring stability the economy remains sluggish with a growing young population looking for jobs. but we have to transform the economy from depending on natural resources to compete in manufacturing and services that have higher value in the name of social justice for all indonesians. juco a avoided any mention of the anti corruption protests and the violence in papua but he knows that if he can't improve people's livelihoods then dissatisfaction could feed into further unrest bride al-jazeera. just before we take a break have a look at this officials in new orleans in the us are deciding to take down construction cranes in the city's iconic french quarter this comes after the collapse of the hard rock hotel that was being rebuilt in that area hundreds of workers were on site when the building fell earlier this month at least 3 of them died and dozens were hospitalized the cause of that collapse is still being investigated

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and west papua police some protesters have been killed and injured in riots triggered by allegations of racial discrimination. while the president's credited with restoring stability the economy remains sluggish with a growing young population looking for jobs. but we have to transform the economy from depending on natural resources to compete in manufacturing and services that have higher value in the name of social justice for all indonesians when jacoby avoided any mention of the anti corruption protests and the violence in papua but he knows that if he can't improve people's livelihoods then dissatisfaction could feed into further unrest robert bride al-jazeera. let's get more on headlining story that continuing unrest in lebanon tens of thousands of people out on the streets let's talk again tomorrow on bashar he is al jazeera senior political analyst he joins us from the shard in london and welcome back to the news hour they want to topple the government will they try to do it with something else other than just taking to the streets. well it seems like the 4 days of taking ove

making your debut, your first international cap, you will be take —— praying tonga and new zealand and papuauinea, what are you hoping to get out of the store? i'm excited for the experience and i wa nt to excited for the experience and i want to work up and train up and... hopefully that toy does not cap —— class with your honeymoon. thanks for speaking to us tonight. you can follow all of those matches across the bbc. we finished tonight with a man who clearly has not lost his competitive instincts. he might have won primary four times. clearly that was not enough for him because the former goalkeeper is back but this time on the ice having retired from football last season he's playing in goal currently and this is their game against us it was tied went down to a shoot out, saved to penalties. not a bad day. we could not afford all the deer, so i'll escaping with the match all the time because of football i did not have time to play rugby self i was doing it as my hobby and when i could and for about 25 years i could not at all and for about 25 years i could not at allandi for about 25 ye

nations haven't combined to tour as great britain since 2007, they're also facing new zealand twice and papuas final fight before retirement will be against the spaniard frank orkeaga next month. england head coach eddiejones, says all the pressure is off his side, ahead of their semi—final against new zealand on saturday in the rugby world cup. the all—blacks start as firm favourites. from tokyo, here's our sports editor, dan roan. preparing for the game of their lives, they trained in the range is one when away from a first world cup final ini2 one when away from a first world cup final in 12 years and all it stands is to make in their way, but the man believes his team is nothing to lose. do you think that they're under more pressure than new england? we don't have any pressure. no one thinks we can win. new zealand talk about them walking towards the pressure, blood this week, the pressure is going be chasing them down the street. that is the reality of it. the convincing court of final victory at the weekend was a defining moment in his tenure, but he now seems intent on trying to unsett

and west papua police and protesters have been killed and injured in riots triggered by allegations of racial discrimination. while the president's credited with restoring stability the economy remains sluggish with a growing young population looking for jobs. but we have to transform the economy from depending on natural resources to compete in manufacturing and services that have higher folly in the name of social justice for all indonesians. jacoby avoided any mention of the anti corruption protests and the violence in papua but he knows that if he can't improve people's livelihoods then dissatisfaction could feed into further unrest bride al jazeera one of the natural wonders of the world is in the hills of north west and iran alley saga is the largest water filled cave anywhere it once could have been a candidate to become a unesco world heritage site but not anymore a same as robbie reports villages say that commercialization is to blame dinosaurs still walked the earth when spring water began cutting through rock to create what is today the largest water filled cave in the wo

led to thousands protesting for weeks against alleged racism and discrimination against people in papua and west papuan many of those who fled violence are rigidly from indonesian island of sumatra java and whose families have been living in papa province for generations. our current priority is to evacuate children and women the situation very stable and we hope it will go back to normal. we'll do our best to rebuild and repair the damage indonesian military says thousands of people are still waiting to be moved out of the. flights are carrying around 200 people at a time but some province officials are telling people to stay and be patient tensions date back to 1969 when the un declared indonesia could take control of west papua if its people agreed in a referendum most that the result was rigged and calls for independence president has said that he's willing to meet the pro independence they did in pop what to resolve the crisis but it's unclear if independence will be up for discussion as for human rights groups say people in pop are discriminated against the problem is that there a

in this film we had to papua new guinea where women have come up with creative approaches to family planning they have to because the nearest clinic might be many hours travel away in the developing world the risk of dying in childbirth goes up when women have more than 4 children but having bigger families is often due to lack of access to family planning rather than making a positive choice this is why talk to it if kerry comes in team found that talking to men is a great way to help women. my aim in life is to ensure that a shame on them only j. here with my people to improve their standards of living. my name is indeed curricle i'm a trained medical doctor and i started my career with trying to take a step back and see what this country really needed. for the population growth in property give me is increasing. what we're feeling it's really the pressure off it's increase and this is faced at all levels of our way of life. women actually having more children that they need and that's of course. material that we have. in this business we started to realize that we couldn't take in other c

and west papua police and protesters have been killed and injured in riots triggered by allegations of racial discrimination. while the president's credited with restoring stability the economy remains sluggish with a growing young population looking for jobs. but we have to transform the economy from depending on natural resources to compete in manufacturing and services that have higher value in the name of social justice for all indonesians when jacoby avoided any mention of the anti corruption protests and the violence in papua but he knows that if he can't improve people's livelihoods then dissatisfaction could feed into further unrest robert pride al-jazeera. turning our attention to canada where a record number of ethnically diverse candidates are running in tuesday's general election seeks with links to india one of the most politically successful groups there daniel leg is in ontario looking at why that is. the face of historic achievement in canadian politics the 1st nonwhite federal political party leader judgement saying of the leftist n.d.p. the new democrats a canadian

the incoming head, karen wolf, will be facing potential delays of new projects by the papua new guineat as well. the opportunities in china continue to lure some of the world's biggest financial institutions. tomchina correspondent, mackenzie, is in beijing. you have been speaking with one of the world's biggest fixed income etf providers. tom: that's right. this is a new york firm, and of course, the ceo is don frederick and the ceo is -- this is a firm that has 50 billion u.s. dollars assets under management. it is the second largest provider of fixed income etf's after chem coso they are a big player. despite the trade war, despite the slowdown in the chinese economy and despite the push by some in washington to curtail the exposure of u.s. pension funds the chinese equities, he is very much focused on trying to expand efforts. financial sector in china continues to open up, even if it is at a gradual pace and we have had moves out in the last few weeks that, for example, foreign financial services and investors will be able to get full ownership of funds futures insecurities busine

he was killed when his b-25 ,omber went down in papua, new guinea, in 1943.emains were found after a years-long search by the nephew of the plane's pilot to locate the crash site and its crew. one man is in custody tonight and two others are being sought, ri the murder of a key witness in the trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger. remember joshua brown? well, he was shot and killed friday in what police say was a drug deal gone bad. aey insist there's no e.nnection to the guyger trial. now to this story: americans are stressed out, and a new study finds nearly 40% of us say politics is to blame. some say it's affecting their health. others claim they've lost sleep over the subject. and 20% say political differences have damaged a valued friendship. t,, on that note, coming up next, two very famous people prove, it doesn't have to be that way. .>> o'donnell: finally tonight, re o'donnell: finally tonight, we thought we'd address kindness, civility, and politics, which don't seem to be sntioned in the same sentence much these days. it took a greeti

don't go as pledged investment for the country's poorest regions after writing on the problems of papua left dozens dead last month president widodo says shops and homes will be rebuilt and he's promised new roads and airports and the opening of a new bridge. the iraqi military has declared a curfew in baghdad after another day protest left at least 2 people dead students clashed with police in the capital after joining anti-government demonstrations at least 220 people have been killed since the protests began earlier this month. protesters in lebanon recorded for a general strike to press their demands for an end to corruption and an overhaul of the political system demonstrations were originally sparked by a proposed new tax on internet commerce has been widespread disruption for the last 10 days. when world leaders have welcomed u.s. president donald trump's announcement that the leader of the so-called islamic state abu bakr al baghdadi was killed in a raid by u.s. special forces in syria mr trump said baghdad blew himself up as u.s. troops stormed his hideout the british prime min

slate of issues there are calls to end forest fires and to military action in west papua the government has tried to make changes to its laws for many years detaching from laws that have been established and start following the rule for many here it could reverse progress already made pressure is mounting on the president as he heads into his 2nd 5 year term in office he maintains the upcoming laws and bills may require more consideration while his caught in a tug of war between appeasing the public and political elite analysts believe all i should be on the new parliament to communicate with more transparency newcomers to see if not. from the public then there was like more write all of these generations the us has shown all of us that they can make a very good barbecue and it's like honestly these are some of the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since 1908 the protesters say they want the president to side with them and hear their aspirations and for now they say their demonstrations will continue here mohammed al jazeera jakarta. in taiwan divers are searching for survivors

in this film we had to papua new guinea where women have come up with creative approaches to family planning they had to because the nearest clinic might be many hours travel away in the developing world the risk of dying in childbirth goes up when women have more than 4 children but having bigger families is often due to lack of access to family planning rather than making a positive choice this is where dr carey co comes in team found that talking to men is a great way to help me. my aim in life is to ensure that i am them only jay here with my people to improve their standards of living. my name is indeed curricle i'm a trained medical doctor and i started my career with trying to take a step back and see what this country really needed. or the population growth in up and give me is increasing. what we're feeling it's we need the pressure off its increase and this is faced at the levels of our way of life. actually having more children than they need and that's off. limits on the theory that we have. in this business we started to realize that we couldn't take another country's approach a

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he was killed when his b25 bomber went down in papua, new guinea, in 1943.ter a year's-long search by the nephew of the plane's pilot to locate the crash site and its crew. one man is in custody tonight and two others are being sought in the murder of a key witness in the trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger. remember joshua brown? well, he was shot and killed friday in what police say was a drug deal gone bad. they insist there's no connection to the guyger trial. california's largest utility is going to extremes to prevent wildfires. pacific gas and electricity says just after midnight, it will begin turning off the power to nearly 800,000 to prevent wires from sparking. the national weather service calls fire conditions in the bay area and northern california extreme. now to this story: americans are stressed out, and a new study finds nearly 40% of us say politics is to blame. some say it's affecting their health, others claim they've lost sleep over the subject, and 20% say political differences have damaged a valued friendship. so, on tha

you know, there are headhunters in papua new guinea that are leading brainless lives in the middle ofwho switch on tv in the middle of the night and discover that hillary is blaming them for her defeat. there is no end to it! >> tucker: no end to it... if you love mark steyn, i'm off tomorrow for an event for one of my kids. mark steyn's poster. >> tucker will be on the dark web! >> tucker: i will return. we'll be back tomorrow night. hannity is next. >> sean: tucker, thank you. we are back with "hannity." breaking news, multiple fronts, "the new york times" has in fact reported and confirmed that barr's department of justice have now shifted the probe into the origins of the russia collusion witch hunt? it is now officially a criminal investigation. this is a major huge development. finally we might get to the truth as we been demanding for quite a while. let me tell you what this means by that means the u.s. attorney john durham who has subpoena power, he has the ability to impanel a ground grand jury and file criminal charges in the case. this is a major development literally bre

the general has been implicated in mass killings in east timor, papua, and aceh, as well as the kidnapping and torturere of activists in j jakarta. he alslso worked directly with e u.s. defense intelligence agency and u.s. special forces in indonesia. to see our full coverage of the indonesian elections and general prabowo, go to democracynow.org. in new york, exxon mobil is going on trial today over accusations it deceived shareholders over the financial risks of climate change. in 2015, a damning report by "insideclimate news" and "the los angeles times" revealed that exxon knew that fossil fuels contributed to climate change as early as the 1970's, i did not take any action even as it covered up the science. in ohio, four major drug companies have reached a last-minute deal to settle with two ohio counties that sued the drug distributors and manufacturers over the opioid epidemic. the $260 million settlement includes companies amerisourcebergen, cardinal health, mckesson, and teva pharmaceuticals. just hours after this settlement was announced monday, a group of state attorneys general

they were beaten iii—6 by a tonga invitational team, part of a four—match tour of new zealand and papua formula one world title this weekend. but the reigning champion was lith fastest in final practise for tomorrow‘s mexican grand prix, behind the pace setting ferrari‘s and his mercedes team—mate, valterri bottas. hamilton needs to outscore bottas by iii points or more to claim the title with three races to go. that‘s it from me, the bbc sport website has more on england‘s mammouth win over the all blacks and all the build—up to wales‘ semi—final against south africa. but for now, back to you. there‘s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we‘re back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it‘s time for the news where you are. goodbye. mainly wet in places thanks to this weather front. going through the first part of tonight, eventually clearing. we clearer, much colder night. blustery showers. when tunis over the hills. a chilly end to the night as temperatures out of town touching close to freezing. don‘t forget the clocks go back one hour tonight. that means you ge

cripples indonesia's anticorruption body protesters are also concerned about human rights abuses in west papua and raging forest fires around the country police are responding aggressively to the mostly student led rallies firing tear gas and water cannons hundreds have been arrested and injured at least 2 people have died since protests began in september with no end to the unrest inside all eyes are now on window to see how he tackles this crisis joining us to discuss this is an india for us the vianney from jakarta she had no there she is a hollow give warning the code i write to fall about raising our hearts which seeks to end harassment in public spaces and we also have a nori. also joining us from jakarta he is a research of for the center for strategic and international studies we also invited several government officials to join us on our program but they were not available but it is really good to have you at india and norway i'm going to start with a map which sort of breaks down why people many people are so unhappy in indonesia have right now have a look at the map you will see the

grown beyond legislative issues there are calls to end forest fires and to military action in west papua the government has tried to make change. to its goals for many years detaching from wars that have been the south asian stocks colonial rule for many here it could reverse progress already made pressure is mounting on the president as he heads into his 2nd 5 year term in office he maintains the upcoming laws and bills may require more consideration while his caught in a tug of war between appeasing the public and political elite analysts believe all i should be on the new parliament to communicate with more transparency the new congress can see ok if i'm not. from the public then there was like more write all of these generations e. and 1000000 the us has shown all of us that it can make a very good public demand and slackness it these are some of the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since 1908 the protesters say they want the president to side with them and hear their aspirations and for now they say that demonstrations will continue here mohammed al jazeera jakarta. thank.

nations haven't combined to tour as great britain since 2007, they're also facing new zealand twice and papuanal fight before retirement will be against the spaniard frank urquiaga next month. the former world lightweight champion will be fighting for the vacant wba continental title in his home city at the manchester arena on 2nd november. that's where he made his professional debut 13 years ago. the 32—year—old challenged for the world title earlier this year but lost to vasyl lomachenko. scotland's cricketers have had another blow to their chances of making the t20 world cup, with a surprise 24 run defeat to namibia in the qualifying tournament. namibia hadn't previously won a match in the competition, but that's two defeats in a row for scotland after they lost to singapore on friday. they're now fourth in their group. only six teams from two groups go through to next year's world cup in australia. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. thank you. the time is 5. 34. more now on our top story and the prime minister has threatened to abandon the draft legislation to turn his brexit d

great britain will also face new zealand and papua new guinea in theirfirst tour matches since 2007.son is attempting to push through his brexit bill this week, in order to leave the eu by his halloween deadline. mps will vote on the withdrawal agreement bill later and, if they back it, they will be asked to approve a three—day timetable to consider the legislation. that's attracted the anger of some mps, who say it's not enough to time to consider such an important bill. with me now is stephen gethins, the foreign affairs and europe spokesperson for the snp. thank you for coming along. good morning. let's begin by explaining the snp plans for the day. another very big day? first of all we are going to vote against the programme motion, our timetable. ramming through a bill of this magnitude without giving anybody proper scope to consider, discuss or debate this, is an irresponsible act. we are used to irresponsible acts from number 10. they affect constituents. haven't you had enough time over the last three years to consider the broad principles, the broader issues at stake here, p

steeljackson hastings has been named in the great britain lions squad for the tour to new zealand and papuaay, he got married on sunday, before getting the lions call up yesterday. what a week! how do you have a top that? rodney sullivan survived a scare. putting on the final two frames of the match to win 4— three and progress. the world number one judd trump is also true.|j and progress. the world number one judd trump is also true. i got a job at the bbc today got married. i literally got the letter that morning. a letter through the post, in the olden days. what was more important, louise? both have lasted well. i'm still doing both. 21 yea rs. britain's gymnasts are back home from stuttgart, in germany, after their most successful ever world championships. i'll speak to three of them in a minute. first let's take a look at some of those medal—winning performances. joe fraser. great britain's ellie downing. look at that beautiful work. well done, that was the routine. that was joe that wasjoe fraser that was joe fraser winning that wasjoe fraser winning gold. becky downing getting a met

nations haven't combined to tour as great britain since 2007, they're also facing new zealand twice and papua challenged for the world title earlier this year but lost to vasyl lomachenko. that's all the sport for now. back to you simon. it was good to get some support in there it's a busy day investment step. let's go back into the chamber. sam is on his feet for the dup, let us hearfrom him. that move towards taking back something, let's look at the facts about northern ireland. we will be left in the arrangement whereby eu law on all trade, goods, etc will be applied to northern ireland. we will be in applied to northern ireland. we will beina applied to northern ireland. we will be in a situation where we would be subject despite what the prime minister says to the full implementation of the eu customs regulations. and that means that goods moving from gbm to northern ireland will be subject to declarations, checks, tariffs being imposed and now we find out yesterday that despite the promise of unfettered access to the uk market, the checks will occur in the opposite direction for those t

police in papua new guinea want to arrest the former prime minister peter ernie for what they describes official corruption they haven't released details of the allegations against anyone who led the country for 7 years he resigned in may following weeks of defections from his government to the opposition now small has blanketed parts of indonesia's southern provinces thousands of forest fires continue to burn highways in palembang city which is the provincial capital of the south some are trying when covered in haze schools in the region of closed due to a worsening air quality and thousands of firefighters have been deployed to contain the fires. now firefighter has died as wildfires spread southeast of the lebanese capital beirut and in the north neighboring cyprus has stepped in to help as of italy and greece reports. these men have been battling wildfires for more than 24 hours in the mountain region. their job is made harder by the high temperatures and strong winds the fine is salted in mistrust and spread to several other villages were seen people to leave their homes. and the

in this film we had to papua new guinea where women have come up with creative approaches to family planningthey have to because the nearest clinic might be many hours travel away in the developing world the risk of dying in childbirth goes up when women have more than 4 children but having bigger families is often due to lack of access to family planning rather than making a positive choice this is where dr parikh comes in team found that talking to men is a great way to help me. my aim in life is to ensure that all of them only jail him with my people to improve their standards of living. my name is indeed curricle i'm a trained medical doctor and i started my career with trying to take a step back and see what this country really needed. or the population growth in up and give me is increasing. what we're feeling it's really the pressure off its increase and this is faced at all levels of our way of life. actually having more children that they need and that's off. limits on the theory that we have. in this business we started to realize that we couldn't take in other countries approach a