over half of the students into qana women some have used the newly acquired skills to start own businesses one of the most successful projects. an online shop run by a marine. the 27 year old found is already selling her traditional jewry internationally. when she comes here to speak and we get to listen we get to see what she's doing enough. and they're going to the somebody like me can do with even me. what's best for my community. and justin is you know we're going to. remember. when asked to describe herself juliana is far more modest so i got herself a somebody who helps enable change. i'm part collaborator i guess problems. a bit of an urge. julian has pushed to change kenya's take seems started 12 years ago kenya's capital nairobi at that time kenya's a position to go to the streets to protest the disputed election the entire country was in crisis. together with other developers giuliano from that a crowd source and platform shahidi which is kiswahili for testimony it's allowed ordinary people to report incidents of violence in the areas they deal was to create a platform where peop

public interest months of civil unrest have rocked the city and negatively impacted hong kong's of qana me especially the tourism industry. the violent clashes between protesters and the police are hurting hong kong businesses the number of tourists in the city state plunged 39 percent compared to the same time last year according to official figures you've got it was i'm sorry your high right now business is down by at least half or even more we see our income every day it's really obvious that expenses are the same so the impact is big. on. the number of mainland chinese visitors who account for the majority of tourists in hong kong was down 42 percent in august every sector is affected skirting the war saving the day you know before used to be like a good for the us from this but now it's getting worse and worse so it's probably if these things going on again and again for 5 months i'm going to have to because now most of the month bars and it's not just the protests hurting business the ongoing us china trade war is also contributing mainland chinese visitors are spending less china

over half of the students into qana women some have used the newly acquired skills to start your own businesses one of the most successful projects apuzzo wadi an online shop run by a marine. the 27 year old found is already selling her traditional jewelry internationally. when she comes here and we get to listen to what she's doing enough. and they're going to somebody like me can do with. what's best for my community. when i when we. when asked to describe herself juliana is far more modest sure got herself a somebody who helps enable change. i'm part collaborator i guess problems. a bit of an urge. julian has pushed to change kenya's take seem started 12 years ago kenya's capital nairobi at that time kenya's a position to go to the streets to protest the disputed election the entire country was in crisis. together with other developers giuliano from that a crowd source and platform shahidi which is kiswahili for testimony it's allowed ordinary people to report incidents of violence in the areas they deal was to create a platform where people could quickly say this is where i am th

we have to see how the americans will respond by says arm once video of only qana it's the. scene. european union has so far made it clear it would bring forward retaliatory tariffs if necessary they would come on top of tariffs the e.u. wants to impose on the u.s. following the w t o ruling over boeing subsidies the decision on the penalty in that case is june around 6 months time with the aerial jewel set to continue into 2020 and beyond both sides are in for the long haul. across now to our financial correspondent yes quarter on wall street yes is the time to brace ourselves for a long and expensive escalation of this us e.u. trade dispute. well i mean those new tariffs are supposed to be imposed by october 18th so in a good 2 weeks but there will be a meeting between the u.s. side and the european union on october 14th so who knows if those tariffs can be averted and we're talking expensive that is pretty relative 7 and a half $1000000000.00 is a lot of money but overall the european union exports goods to the united states in the amount of almost $500000000000.00 so in that re

s positions around qubani in the town of qana miche commish lee of course the humanitarian situation a massive concern the united nations. as you mentioned they think around 100000 people have already fled aid agencies saying that. they're concerned especially because trying to get aid into some of these areas is difficult enough anyway because of. a poor security situation in northern syria and so of course as these civilian populations are forced to flee further south it's going to make. the work of the u.n. and aid agencies even more difficult. thank you for that update charles stratford now the united arab emirates is reported to be trying to silence this network the bloomberg news network says the u.a.e. is running a lobbying campaign in washington using a law firm to try to influence people working for members of congress the report says they've used twitter accounts hiding the u.a.e. filiation zz in an attempt to discredit al-jazeera and cutter because the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have led the blockade since 2017 against counter one of their demands has been the closure of the

really engineered a petition from the local community to say that qana bill should be taken off the streets of notting hill and since then we're talking about. the 70 taken off the streets of notting hill and since and we're talking about. the seventy's since then there is even today there is a systematic campaign that says since then there is even today there is a systematic campaign that says that convo should not. on the streets of notting hill and so that's something which even up is that kind of who should not be on the streets of notting hill and so that's something which even up until the end of his life doctors was attending meetings against until the end of his life doctors was attending meetings against politicians and local councils he was saying it's too big for the streets we have to get out of the politicians and local councils he was saying it's too big for the streets we have to get out of the streets and put in the stadium because if something doesn't cost money it's not worth anything actually put it in the stadium because if something doesn't cost money it's not w

many were already complaining about a worsening wealth gap between the rich and the middle class the qana mislike but they say a solution out of the crisis will require a delicate compromise from the country's political elite and the perception is that she is not being a crisis genius in the vehicle situation but we are developed enough for everyone to have better living conditions so it's a matter of the street view should if we can better the street view that their wealth and the opportunities that exist in chile everyone is going to be better off . after a week of unrest demonstrations and she to have spread to other parts of the country a recent national poll found that 83 percent of chileans are in favor of the ongoing social mobilizations even in sheila's smallest communities far away from the protests that have paralyzed the country's capital the discontent from citizens is palpable for every day chileans the crisis isn't about an increase of 30 to the cost of public transportation it's about 30 years of policies that many see as being bad for the nation. fishermen like who say the

qana means help and mr trump does not want that to flare up in a big way going into their say qana means help and mr trump does not want that to flare up in a big way going into the election but the bottom line out here is meant much of this early harvest that we're talking about election but the bottom line out here is meant much of this early harvest that we're talking about these could have been harvested most of them in february itself there was no result these could have been harvested most of them in february itself there was no reason to drag this out this long and have so many punitive measures particularly from reason to drag this out this long and have so many punitive measures particularly from me on words if this could have been harvested right then and it's just been a lost opportunity to me on words if this could have been harvested right then and it's just been a lost opportunity and we touched on earlier this week this. and we touched on earlier this week this scandalously under covered unknown regional initiative called the r c e p the scandalously under covered unknown

thousands of people in lebanon have protested against the government's new plans from qana me security forces used tear gas and water cannon on demonstrators with fires blocked by road. and off the fierce gun battles mexican security forces have arrested of the guzman the son of jailed drug lord walking guzman also known as el chapo but the security minister said he was and remains to protect lives. there's controversy over the u.s. president hosting next year's g. 7 summit of world leaders as one of his properties an ethics watchdog says donald trump is using the president's into personal gain rob reynolds reports from washington d.c. . white house officials say they searched far and wide across the u.s. before settling on what they deemed the perfect spot for the g. 7 we're going to announce today that we're going to do the 46 g. 7 summit on june 10th through june 12th at the trump national drown facility in miami florida thank you very much everybody president donald trump 1st floated the idea of holding the summit at his property at the last u.s. 7 in france obey me said trump's bu

saudi arabia pakistan the officials say they want to correct misunderstandings between the 2 countries qana set to travel to riyadh on tuesday when a press conference a short while ago called emphasized that pakistan will do what it can to avoid a conflict in the region. iran is a neighbor. dies with iran go along way back. saudi arabia. has been one of our closest friends saudi arabia has helped us when we have needed them when we had been in need. and so the reason for this trip that we do not want a conflict between saudi arabia and iran we recognize that it's a complex issue we recognize that. but we feel. that this can be resolved through dialogue live now to turn out a serious acid big is that. what came out of these talks then today. well you know on current in that sound bite you just played this that saudi arabia has helped pakistan in a time of need and what he's talking about is the $6000000000.00 loan the saudi arabia gave to pakistan following that investment conference in saudi arabia last year that iran can attended despite world leaders boycotting the over the killing of jou

move on the same story that will go to washington now and so it's a real danger because for them to qana bleich welcome carter has president trump reacted to this incursion. president trump has not reacted directly to the turkish military action in syria however he has been very active on twitter these past few hours and he has made it very clear that he is against u.s. involvement in the middle east in general tweeting and i quote thousands of our great soldiers have died or been badly wounded millions of people have died on the other side going into the middle east is the worst decision ever made in the history of our country. the president has said that he will obliterate the turkish economy if this incursion goes as he calls it of limits do we know what he means by off limits. he hasn't really made it clear where is this red line is for him but it is believed that he was referring to i guess fighters that were captured and that now turkey isn't charge and he wants to make sure that these fighters stay where they are and cannot represent a risk for western countries like the u.s. so t

more on the long there are not long like 10 causes that you talked about this crisis let me bring in qana. harding in manchester for your thoughts on what's happening in ecuador right now do other countries i even his way to have a hand in what's happening in ecuador right now as lenin moreno claims is this a political crisis or an economic one well there's a certain about research they betrayed because come on time technical aspect or is government investment a learning equitable jory corus time redline a quiz was as a left wing governments to latin america or whether a major has the capacity to interfere mustang out in ecuador the maritime industry rather doubtful after as has been said thank you no longer that is sufficient reasons there about what's going on in ecuador to provoke protests to get their name right radical changes in economic policy in the last couple of years after 11 years of the extraction of the states or to increase the public spending and some are. the present government has now made the tale with the i.r.s. which involves. cuts in public spending and the austerity

revolution in hong kong and i've really expanded that monster that's come out of the experience of of qana fighting together on the streets and organizing together on the streets that process itself has changed that the people themselves as i realize that you know you're not necessarily an expert on on hong kong specifically but you know these issues and i'm glad you brought that up because i think that one thing that has been really striking about hong kong is the length of these protests and the intensity really seems seems to be there they seem to be extremely organized what are some your observations about the protests in hong kong in particular. yes i think it's been a remarkable level of coordination that you can see the imagination that people show when you look at the ways in which people discards themselves and mask up in different ways so that they don't get recognized by the on that person security cameras the way that they adjust their tactics to try and make sure that the forces of repression cannot kind of beat them off the streets is very very notable in the hong kong case a

killed in attacks in northeastern nigeria locals say gunmen raided a military post in the town of qana and borno state on friday a nearby village was also attacked 4 civilians and 3 soldiers were killed communities in borno state had been repeatedly attacked by groups affiliated with ice all. final campaign rallies have been held in mozambique in the run up to tuesday's general election it will be the 6th sense the end of the civil war in 1902 the ruling party is challenged by its rival for namo tension remains between them despite signing a final peace deal in august 4 people are vying for the leadership so the main hopefuls include president felipe they now you say who's running for a 2nd term he came to power in 2014 with a reduced majority for his full name a party he's up against another former fighter rather assume the mahdi who's the front man for a namo a party that's played by end fighting wherever whens will leave most and makes recovery after 2 cyclons and food shortages this year and will have to deal with a growing rebellion in the gas rich northern province of. the gato h

democratic congressman ro qana. thank you very much for being here. you are a wonderful person to talk to today because you're right in the thick of what is happening in congress. what do you know of this inspector general and what he wants to share with congress today? >> it's concerning and it's highly unusual. in my time in congress and many of my colleagues we've never had an inspector general from the state department request to meet with the committee on an urgent matter. we don't know what he's going to present. it could be concerns about allowing a state department officials to testify to congress. it could concern issues with the president's call to ukraine and what the state department knew and whether they tried to facilitate any wrongdoing, but it's highly unusual and we're waiting to get all the facts. >> why is he being so cryptic? >> i think he may fear retaliation. i mean, it's unusual that you have the secretary of state blocking career officials from testifying, and we already know that secretary pompeo is under investigation by the

more on the long there are not long like 10 causes that you talked about this crisis let me bring in qana. harding in manchester for your thoughts on what's happening in ecuador right now do other countries i event is way to have a hand in what's happening in ecuador right now as a lender moreno claims is this a political crisis or an economic one well there's a certain about research they betrayed because come on time technical aspect or is government investment a learning equitable jory corus time readline a quiz was as a left wing governments to latin america or whether a major has the capacity to interfere mustang out in ecuador the maritime industry rather doubtful of that as has been said thank you no longer that. is sufficient reasons there about what's going on in ecuador to provoke the protests to get their name right radical changes in economic policy in the last couple of years after 11 years of the extraction of the states or to increase the public spending and some are. the present government has now made the tale with the i.r.s. which involves. cuts in public spending and au

more on the long there are not long like 10 causes that you talked about this crisis let me bring in qana. harding in manchester for your thoughts on what's happening in ecuador right now do other countries i even his way to have a hand in what's happening in ecuador right now as lenin moreno claims is this a political crisis or an economic one well there's a certain about research they between the the us government and technical aspects or is government investments by learning that equitable jory corus time readline a quiz was as a left wing governments to latin america or whether a major has the capacity to interfere mustang out in ecuador the maritime industry rather doubtful after as has been said thank you no longer that sufficient reasons there are about what's going on in ecuador to to provoke protests to get their name right radical changes in economic policy in the last couple of years after 11 years of the extraction of the states here to increase the public spending and some are having a great present government has now made to tailor the i.m.f. which involves. cuts in public s

policy is pax americana it's the use of sanctions as a tool of diplomacy from north korea to the sudan qana its use of sanctions as a tool of diplomacy from north korea to the sudan to cuba to defend as well over the last 6 decades the united states government has been is to cuba to defend its will over the last 6 decades the united states government has been issuing economic and military sanctions against a plethora of individuals businesses and governments around the glittering economic and military sanctions against a plethora of individuals businesses and governments around the globe in many situations we're told that sanctions are applied in order to punish rival government open many situations we're told that sanctions are applied in order to punish rival governments for leaders and to inspire their oppressed populations to rise up against leaders and to inspire their oppressed populations to rise up against them in the fight for freedom but what is the actual reality of us saying to them in the fight for freedom but what is the actual reality of u.s. sanctions will this week human ri

produce the things and so on and then there's that one and then there's the paper a great column in qana me doing this the stock market what has been going on is that the economy underneath the one we ought market what has been going on is that the economy underneath the one we all live in is very mediocre i mean i read the other day that j.p. or live in is very mediocre i mean i read the other day that j.p. morgan chase is thinking of moving out of new york city to save money and the s. morgan chase is thinking of moving out of the. york city to save money and the explanation was split may be share for the un's to preplan here go for the un and then go in the coming recession so there is this split between the real economy which is weak recession so there is this split between the real economy which is weak and the stock market which bush and the missing but here's the x. model nation get that the federal reserve is booming but here's the explanation the federal reserve is pumping up the money supply you mentioned yourself correctly observe is pumping up the money supply you mentioned y

killed in attacks in northeastern nigeria locals say gunmen raided a military post in the town of qana and boards borno state on friday nearby village was also attacked or civilians and 3 soldiers are dead units in borno state have been repeatedly attacked by groups affiliated with i saw. l.a. 16 people had been killed in an attack on a mosque in burkina faso a group of men opened fire inside the grand mosque in samarra say in the country's north became faso has been struggling with armed conflict for the past 4 years. the residents of japan city of how a saki have begun removing debris a day after typhoon headed has made its destructive landfall storm paralyzed japan's capital tokyo on saturday before moving to the north it brought unprecedented rainfall because floods and landslides in some areas at least 3 people have died and 17 are missing or so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come head to head is next. to 3 is to miss deadlines we must leave the e.u. . britain is in chaos people are taking to the streets angry indignant divided and it's all because of perks

change in the global economy now it we know you mentioned china a little bit here there seems like qana mean now it we know you mention china a little bit here there seems to be a growing awareness in the u.s. now there's enough to be a growing awareness in the u.s. now there's enough phobia about china is a swelling paranoia at this at this time about china is a swelling paranoia at this at this time. and you know. from an economic. and you know. from an economic perspective what i see would be a legitimate reason to respect what i see would be a legitimate reason to to kind of feed her china the chinese economy as relates to the u.s. to kind of feed her giant the chinese economy as relates to the u.s. economy i mean they're building something over there i'm not sure the u.s. quite economy i mean they're building something over there i'm not sure the u.s. quite understands what's happening what do you see well china had understands what's happening what do you see. well china has the most successful economic model in the world ever the transition that's the most successful economic mod

revolution in hong kong and i've really expanded that monster that's come out of the experience of of qana fighting together on the streets and organizing together on the streets that process itself has changed that the people themselves as i realize that you know you're not necessarily an expert on on hong kong specifically but you know these issues and i'm glad you brought that up because i think that one thing that has been really striking about hong kong is the length of these protests and the intensity really seems seems to be there they seem to be extremely organized what are some your observations about the protests in hong kong in particular. yes i think it's been a remarkable level of coordination that you can see the imagination that people show when you look at the ways in which people discards themselves and mask up in different ways so that they don't get recognized by the on that person security cameras the way that they adjust their tactics to try and make sure that the forces of repression cannot kind of beat them off the streets is very very notable in the hong kong case a

because he's what we're saying here the unicorn to qana me they just they were listening and they were unocal untruly or economy they they just they lend they lend trillions at no cost ok so now when rates go up as they will because it said no cost ok so now when rates go up as they will because as night as night follows day as gravity exists as there is haven't been and hell their rates are going to go up and that means that the saudis can still get tell their rates are going to go up and that means that the saudis can still get a barrel oil for 2 bucks a barrel oil. and the point you can't borrow $10.00 to $20000.00 in a barrel or in the in the u.s. and the cost of this goes up beyond what you can afford it about one percent a barrel all in the in the u.s. if the cost of this goes up beyond what you can afford it but one thing we always mentioned was like ok where. we know one when we always mention was like ok where. we know what producers but of course saudi arabia kuwait iran iraq russia producers but of course saudi arabia kuwait iran iraq russia they all they're like yeah but it

qana 3238 that would create greater consequence. that's not what this is about and this is about smearing the president of the united states and delegitimizing this historic election. just moments ago the chairman said peter strzok was acting in the highest tradition of government service. i believe you are holding a job once he held, and aki is havingr with a coworker, on. >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> are there regulations on that? >> you hold mr. strzok's job. are you saying you don't know if it's against fbi policy to have an extra marital affair with a co-worker. i hold a slightly different job. i'm the d.a.d. branch and not that we're held to a different standard and i'm not going to comment on whether or not peter strzok's behavior was out of conduct. >> is it at the highest service of the fbi to engage with coworkers. you should know that if you're coworkers. >> sir, i'm not going to comment on that. >> we do not have confidence that strzok's decision to prioritize the investigation, so if the inspector general did

prime minister to resign marches are expected to reach the capital on thursday they accuse him on qanar the of the country's rising inflation and say is government is illegitimate because the lopez who i am reports. life in pakistan is getting too expensive for better rula he says the government is to blame he is among thousands of people travelling from the southern city of karachi to islamabad to column pakistan's prime minister imran khan to resign and again also your head inflation has increased so much we are helpless we can't pay for our children's school fees or sleeve money to buy a home we feel powerless. faced with a weak economy and high inflation rate protesters say a decent living wage is becoming a luxury. before taking office in 2018 imraan khan said his economic plan would generate millions of jobs but budget deficits and limited foreign reserves have crippled growth supporters say he deserves credit for reaching a $6000000000.00 bailout agreement in may at the international monetary fund but the austerity measures that followed haven't been well received. this useless