the islalamic republic of iran s cleared the people of yemen and the rights. but to accuse them of these attackcks and defensisive measus is in line with the u.s.' popolicys they have adopteted ar their own failures. >> oil prices spiked as traders factored in saudi arabia's seeming inability to defend its crucial oil infrastructure. governments, including germany, have condemned the attack. brent: let's take the story to the u.s. capitol. oliver is standing by in washington. we have saudi arabia saying the weapons used in this attack came from iran. we have the u.s. saying that iran is responsible, despite who the rebels in yemen saying they did it. how do americans and the saudi's know they are right? oliver: the saudi led military coalition in yemen today said they believe that it is iran behind these attacks. they believe that iranian drones and missiles fired frorom them came from m the direction of irn rather than from yemen. that i is one important aspect. ththe satellitite pictures y yey suggests the s same. we also o have to stress that te special env

s return to work thank you. new multibillion dollar airport open that's ahead of the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china the country aims to make the phoenix shaped airport the busiest aviation hub in the world it is expected to hanzo up to 72000000 passengers a year by 2025 rob matheson has more from beijing. chinese president xi jinping officially opened done showing airport here in beijing on wedding the state their ports is costing $11000000000.00 to build it it's estimated that it's going to be handling about $45000000.00 passengers by the end of 202-1100 1000000 passengers by the end of 2040 it's also going to be dealing with $300.00 takeoffs and landings every hour those figures give an indication of just how confident china is that it is going to be able to expand its air market but that's a view also held by international air companies and plane manufacturers as well the u.s. plane manufacturer boeing the says that it's expecting china's wealthy middle class to double in size within the next decade and at the end of that decade boeing says that one in 5 of international passengers is goin

activities in european countries especially in france 117 people have been assassinated the pos 40 s but in the past 10 years the islamic republic has be quiet it has not been doing any mischief in europe it does been trading with europe so the europeans want to keep that i do when i talk to the european as policymakers leaders etc they say they have 3 preoccupations that the 1st preoccupation is that if this situation in egypt and i did this live if you probably goes beyond certain limb is out of to be going to have a systemic collapse in iran like you had in syria the 2nd problem is that a lot distension is spread through the whole of the middle east because that as shiites in various. other countries apart from iran it would become a big mess the feds. problem or can send the europeans have you know this thing goes beyond the set and limits who voted. try to clear this mess is there somebody to run it on off the islamic republic force because they islamic republic has many many open and some argued i mean as are many groups many parties but there isn't you know on the horizon an alternative regime so these are the european be

s shuttle to leave the e.u. . dozens of people are feared dead in the democratic republic of congo after a train derailed in the eastern province of time then yaka estimates of the number killed vary from 10 to 50 as the freight train was carrying illegal passengers at the time of the crash. russian security forces have carried out mass raids on the homes and offices of opposition figures searches were carried out in more than 40 cities and towns targeting allies of prominent kremlin critic alexei navalny also says the crackdown is part of a criminal money laundering investigation amounts to nil. coming up next on al-jazeera sports doping the endless chase the 2nd part of a worldwide investigation into drugs in sport of i. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great something new and this is super sport to. cycling football power sports injury and sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying

people's republic of china. four days of protests are expected in the run up to the ministry. hundreds of thousands of young people took to the s streets acrososs the ge today demanding much more from that l leaders in times of tackling. climate change this says scientists warn that time is running out t to curb glolobl warming. what is the second major worldwide protests in the space of a week in those taking part following the lead. of the swedish teenagerr greta thunberg. faucet was katherine viets tells us more. marching to save the planet. new zealand tens of thousands of people join demonstrations demand urgent action on climate change. many of those taking part teenagers inspired by swedish teen activist credit tune burke and her fiery address at the u. n. on monday clandestine world leaders for failing to act. for generations really s shouldn't have to be out here missing school we should be in school and i feel so really it's just a really important to me and a front here that would like to stand up against. all the generations that have really screwed over a planet. wellington crowds gathered at parliament to pressure

's breaking news on the china trade trump moments ago tweeted this, after the request of china and due to the fact that the people's republicchina will celebrate their 70th anniversary on october 1, we have agreed as a gesture of goodwill to move the increased tariffs and $250 billion worth of goods, 25% -- 30% from october 1 to october 15. joining us tonight, ranking member of the house oversight committee and the freedom carcass, great to see her. quite an exchange between you and nadler today. >> i sat down with them in the past several months. >> i just wanted to share this part, to get off flavor on the tensions in the committee room. >> women for the committee get a chance to question him on his report released two weeks ago? >> i'm not sure what you're referring to but -- >> the report on the fbi director. >> the answer is, i don't know. >> to anticipate an opportunity to question? you don't know? >> i don't know. haven't discussed it. >> he doesn't know, congressman. it seemed like the chairman doesn't know a lot about the issues that are most important to the american people. >> that's right. this will be voted on

republic and the real victims are the american people. they elected donald trump to be our president and represent i-s to solve the border crisis.f accepting those facts, democrats are sewing chaos, not producing solutions. the chaos began in the judiciary committee and now seeping into the rest of the the house. >> president trump addressed the united nations general assembly for the third time yesterday. trump pushed a different philosophy. >> the essential divide that runs all around the world, and throughout history, is once again thrown into stark relief. it is the divide between those whose thirst for control dill luds them into thinking they are destined to rule over others. those people and nations who want only to rule themselves. the united states after having spent over $2.5 trillion since my election to completely rebuild our great military is also by far the world's most powerful nation. americans know that in a world where others seek conquest and domination, our nation must be strong in wealth and might and in spirit. the free world must embrace its national foundations. wise leaders always put the good of their o

founding of the people's republic of china but of course in many ways it's going to be a nightmare day which. china's leaders because you know there's going to be split screens of t.v.'s around the world showing celebrate 3 faces in beijing plenty of cheering partying rejoicing in this 70th anniversary but here in hong kong people marching for democracy and also protesting against china so it's not going to be exactly the sort of picture of unity the president xi jinping hoped to convey a and but that it will have a picture that we'll be watching very closely thank you very much adrian brown in hong kong. tensions remain high in haiti on sunday opposition leaders renewed calls for more protests to pressure the president to resign the ongoing unrest there is having a major impact on the lives of regular citizens correspondent ben your pal reports from the capital port au prince. to weeks protests against haitian president should no noise have paralyzed much of the capital port au prince. over the weekend in an easy calm returned to the city with debris from roadblocks still littering the streets having a motorbike was the most efficient way to get around. we visited th

s&p 500 advancing for the third quarter in a row while u.s. futures are gaining to tenths of 1%. is marking the 70th anniversary of the people's republic and communist party rule today. to speak later on and a national parade to showcase the country's military might. our cat -- our chinese correspondent tom mackenzie and selina wang join us paired what can we expect today? we have already seen rehearsals behind us from the military here preparing for a massive military parade. it will take 80 minutes. prior to that parade will be a speech by president xi jinping where he is expected once again to underscore the role of the party and governing china. this will be one of the largest mass events celebrating china's rise over a 70 year period. the communist party here has ruled a longer than the communist party did in the soviet union, one year longer. they are celebrating that, there military clout, and the economic clout of the country. the parade will be in focus. we are expecting to see 15,000 soldiers marching behind me from east to west. we are expecting to see hundreds of tanks and pieces of military hardware including missiles. we