bob wire up and more concrete barriers i have to also tell you that there is a lot of people into quanah if you speak to them they tell you that this was no way anywhere close to a rush of migrants making it towards the border because those charon migrants which are now in the shelter are exactly they're in the shelter they're not even close to the border those are mexicans or other people who have the appropriate papers who can go up to california right across the border right there and then come back tomorrow or whenever they want to ok now american authorities though have expressed concerns that migrants might try to force their way through the border crossing there are mexican police prepared to prevent that should that occur where you are on the mexican side of the border. it's absolutely there's a form of police presence here and that's just the police you see there's also barracked the police the crowd control forces which are in the barracks here around at the border i don't think. the mexicans have an interest in escalating this is not the federal government it makes in mexico c

bob wire up and more concrete barriers i asked to also tell you that there's a lot of people into quanah if you speak to them they tell you that this was no way anywhere close to a rush of migrants making it towards the border because those caring migrants which are now in the shelter are exactly there in the shelter they're not even closer to the border those are mexicans or other people who have the appropriate papers you can go up to california right across the border right there and then come back tomorrow or whenever they want to stuff and symes bring us up to date from tijuana well where he'll continue to be posting the very latest from there thanks so much for that stuff. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today nissan and mitsubishi shares climbing following the rest of their chairman carlos going for alleged financial misconduct the automakers are preparing to oust koen who also chairs renault all owing allegations that include misuse of company assets. a commuter train has derailed outside the spanish city of barcelona killing one person and injuring do

bob wire up and more concrete barriers i have to also tell you that there is a lot of people into quanah if you speak to them they tell you that this was no way anywhere close to a rush of migrants making it towards the border because those caring migrants which are now in the shelter are exactly they're in the shelter they're not even close to the border those are mexicans or other people who have the appropriate papers who can go up to california right across the border right there and then come back tomorrow or whenever they want to. stephan simons reporting there from the mexican border city of tijuana let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world president trump's daughter and white house advisor ivanka trump is reported to have used her personal e-mail account for government business that's according to the washington post her lawyer says she sent the e-mails before she was properly briefed on the rules last year the f.b.i. investigated presidential candidate hillary clinton's use of a personal in more account when she was secretary of state thank you i

bob wire up and more concrete barriers i have to also tell you that there's a lot of people here to quanah if you speak to them they tell you that this was no way anywhere close to a rush of migrants making it towards the border because those caring migrants which are now on the shelves are exactly there in the shelter they're not even close to the border those are mexicans or other people who have the appropriate papers who can go up to california right across the border right there and then come back tomorrow or whenever they want to do stuff and simon's reporting there from the mexican border city of two one. now in yemen fighting has again flared between who the rebels and the saudi led coalition despite calls for a truce earlier that you cited signaled a willingness to halt military operations after more than four years of conflict in a few hours the un security council is due to debate a resolution aiming at bringing about an immediate ceasefire between the warring parties. for yemenis young and old a ceasefire can't come soon enough. as many as eighteen million people more than half

that they're going to be here for around six months perhaps even so this is a situation that too quanah is trying to come to terms perhaps with the amounts of reduces it's going to need to deal with this influx and the united states is processing only a small number of herring sort of anything from less to one hundred per day of people who are looking for asylum says no i'm not going through that border or trying to go through the border and there's lots more coming here we were approaching reports from that can only thank you very much. the man who is credited with saving one of the world's largest comic has from bankruptcy has been arrested for lying about his salary go has gone the chairman of the japanese auto giant nissen was arrested after being questioned by prosecutors in take it in a sense as an internal investigation understated his income by millions of dollars and used company money for personal benefit the company says it will move to sack him during a board meeting on thursday. goannas also chairman of japanese company mitsubishi and chief executive of france's rent which

arrive in the mexican border town of to quanah but the math there warns they might soon wear out their welcome. find a home free you could join me the washington post newspaper is reporting that the cia has concluded saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond ordered the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul last month he was fine president mike pence is vowing repercussions for anyone involved in his killing spree at has repeatedly said the prince was not involved in his day she disappeared off the entering the saudi consulate to obtain marriage documents his body has not been found. none for more we're joined now by istanbul correspondent junia han. i'm chris said all along that the saudi government must be responsible is there a sense of vindication there in turkey now. well one word of caution here and that's what the washington post also writes in in their report the cia has not officially confirmed this report they have been speaking to officials on the condition of nimitz he who have been discussing this intelligence information with the washington post a journalist but

arrived in the mexican border town of two quanah but the man there warns they might soon wear out their welcome. i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me the cia believes saudi arabia's powerful crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the killing of journalists. as according to news reports in the washington post citing sources familiar with the masa the paper says the crown prince used his brother to look to the consulate in istanbul where he was not it. he has consistently denied having any involvement but now mohammed bin selman is firmly in the spotlight of blame the washington post is reporting that the cia has concluded that saudi arabia's de facto ruler is directly tied to the killing of jamal culture shock she and his briefing parts of the u.s. government about his involvement calling him volatile and arrogant because shock she a critic of the saudi government and columnist for the washington post was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second when he went there to pick up documents he needed for his planned marriage to a turkish woman the crown prince h

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washington but more important it's going to be affecting the quality of life in san diego and to quanah for the foreseeable future time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back another disaster on africa's largest like this time ugandan pleasure boat capsizes. on the streets of madrid women vent their anger against judges we'll tell you one more on that stay with us. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on the interstate. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across central asia we are still seeing the remnants of the moisture from a tropical system that we saw down here and vietnam now we're going to be seeing that cloud activity start to fade away over the next few days before hong kong we still think maybe some showers in your forecast here on monday the show is extending all the way up towards taipei as well very stormy in the south china sea but as we go towards tuesday things start to get a little bit better there's the clouds in the rain really begin to recede right there temp just a about what they were at

quanah joining thousands that have already gathered near the mexican border with the united states a u.s. judge just blocked president trump's order to ban people from seeking asylum if they enter the country illegally and the ones fleecing body interpol has elected a new president after a bitter contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim jong young will place men who weigh who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations those are the headlines my colleagues in doha will have more news in half an hour coming up next on al-jazeera people in power thanks for watching if i . china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking any way they can on al-jazeera. eastern europe spread the communities frequently being the victims of discrimination or to put in ukraine will be with russian but separatists in spite of his attention surgeon ante room hate crimes for at least a spark from we've been to find out. the war in eastern ukraine against russian backed separatists has dragged on for over four years taking th

to quanah how they want it. here in berlin germany's parliament has backed the united nations by gratian pact but the lawmakers made it clear that the agreement is not binding and so may not actually be put into effect in germany designed to promote safe and regular migration the pact marks the first time the un has created global objectives to tackle the challenges surrounding migration but all countries support the deal and neither to all members of the bones top. disease migrants have made it to dry land in monaco and this year spain has received more arrivals than any other e.u. country. only a small percentage end up in germany but the un migration pact has prompted a heated debate in the bundestag in berlin german foreign minister us went on the offensive accusing those against the pact of distorting facts he says it isn't true that countries would lose their ability to decide who is allowed in or that it would lead to a mass unregulated influx of people to be mentioned is what he says quite plainly in the

with this is really there's more people coming in because they're moving up through mexico to get to quanah and it's becoming a rebel to make because they can't get over to the other side the border here is just telling me really as you said the u.s. ministration is ready and president trying to take this very game states this will to start key with no end in sight and there's another thing as well which i think is really interesting which is a lot of people especially in the first term from honduras they're really saying abject poverty back in their home and things seem to go to not worse there in the past year they just don't have enough. the problem with that is that the u.s. doesn't saw it. so that you saw in the course of these. people. a little boy in the country really one of the key term serious public so it's one of those situations where you can really see it's only going to get worse so you can get more. so in picking up on it's only going to get worse i want to remind our audience of the photo that i showed it right at the beginning of the show but some of the feedback and react

border and so the people into quanah probably know that for them it's still going to be two days andthen the people in the caravan move on they are going to have the situation for a few months it's estimated up to six months there's more people as well arriving all the time is about. ten thousand people estimated now to be in mexico from the different caravans and they're all heading probably this way to take one so what you can see here is only going to get bigger with time while they try and see if the united states will at least consider their requests for asylum president trump obviously quite set against the moment the world health organization has resumed its efforts to find a bowler in democratic republic of congo after an attack on its compound this outbreak the world's first in a conflict zone which is making it difficult for health care workers to contain the disease has the details. this is what forced the world health organization to move its staff from the northeastern city of beni in democratic republic of congo these types of attacks on health care professionals have b

are at mexico's border with california in the usa they do not feel welcome in the mexican city of quanah most of them are staying at i loke. sports complex sleeping outdoors on a baseball field the city's mayor warned that the flow of central migrants will continue for six months thousands of central americans are escaping violence and poverty with the hope they will gain asylum in the u.s. how does your castro joins us now from want to so heidi what's happening there at the moment. as i'm i'm in right outside of this shelter it's really a converted communities field that as you see has turned into a camp for these two thousand some people essential american families who have already traversed half a continent mostly on foot to arrive at america's doorsteps this is the place where women and children and men have been able to rest for a few nights but as you can see very few have a roof over their heads only the lucky have something as simple as a camping tends to protect them from the elements many are suffering from cough and other ailments because of their long journey and the reality

honduras guatemala and el salvador and hoping for a better life in the united states castro is into quanah and has that story. this was the first of four days of rain expected in tijuana mexico it hadn't reached two year old nicole regus yet the water surrounded the tent where her mother had kept her hidden i mean i protect my daughter even if i have to get wait . for the hours passed and the rain continued. more than seven thousand asylum seekers are now camp in fear wanna the vast majority inside this city park with no roofs over their heads many already sick and weak after walking more than a month from their home countries to reach this point we go but she suffers from asthma so i have to be careful she'll get sick from the rain. this was javier on their toes bed he left honduras to seek a better life in the united states not knowing the slow pace the u.s. takes asylum claims would condemn him to living like this it will be months before his turn to apply for asylum at the us port of entry after the move in the underwood we are still in good spirits because we came with a purpose we're

the moment this isn't the last but this is something that's growing and i think that's a worry for quanah and for its mayor who's been quite hostile i would say these people so far he said that there is attics there this people who got problems as people that are addicted to marijuana so this is really a bottleneck at the postman and i think he's worried and the city probably as well is worried that they're going to end up here ten thousand people who would turn into something like really a bit of a refugee camp here in the city of one of those moves still to come john homelife ersin want to thank. israel's prime minister has now really avoided the collapse of his coalition government education minister enough tally bennett has threatened to pull his party out of the ruling alliance but decided against it the government was thrown into crisis when defense minister. resigned on wednesday over a cease fire deal with groups in gaza stephanie decades in west jerusalem with the latest. after all the criticism after all the ultimatum that he gave to the israeli prime minister naftali bennett wi

hundred it's possible the when they groups that a big movement full of files and now that are in quanah it gets more difficult to do that there's another problem here as well and that's because the mexican government is changing hands on the first of december there's going to be a new president so there's a little bit of a vacuum of power ready to try and deal with this ongoing situation john heilemann live for us in tijuana and john thanks very much and the british foreign secretary has warned there is going to be serious diplomatic consequences for the u.a.e. after it sentenced a british citizen to life in prison thirty one year old matthew had his has been convicted of spying for the british government he was arrested in dubai airport six months ago paul brennan reports. thirty one year old matthew hedges was arrested at dubai airport at the end of a two week research trip as part of his ph d. on the country's security policies last month a court in abu dhabi granted him conditional bail raising hopes he might soon be cleared of all charges but the sentence of life imprisonment is a

some reporting suggesting that some local authorities are simply tired of the migrants being anti quanah and may use this as a pretext to turn in and abuse these people so it's an ongoing situation it's one that is certainly going to empower the president who has said that he considers this an invasion not an act of trying to protect provide humanitarian relief to these people who have come up from their home countries in central america but there are also many who are already very critical of the u.s. decision to close the border crossing not just because of the needs of those who want to come to the united states but also because this is the end of the thanksgiving day holiday weekend and there are many people who went south for the holiday and now can't get back home until further notice roads thank you. now the man who served as donald trump's adviser joined the twenty sixteen presidential campaign will begin his prison term on monday george papadopoulos was charged with lying to federal investigators in the probe into whether trump's team colluded with russia during the election and

this caravan is only going to be costing three for a couple of days and then it's on its way into quanah it's really a bottleneck there's nowhere for them to go except all the way back to their home countries in whole duress and el salvador for many of the so i think that has generated feeling really amounts a lot of people in town one about having a big moving population suddenly in the town and to about the fact that it's affecting cross border traffic every time i see so i guess today when there was a success surge of some people towards the border crossing was shut down and that affects a lot of business here there's lots of border factories even the people the url on the side of that road itself things to the motorists they go past so that's affected the town quite a lot and the man now is asking the united nations to step in his calling this a humanitarian crisis. john homa with the latest there from day one on the mix. as always thank you. british prime minister terrorism a has been addressing parliament where she's trying to convince m.p.'s across the political divide tobacco dea

they're stuck here that the central america aren't happy about that the problem many townspeople into quanah they're looking at this going over months and there's lots of rumors going around on social media that these people aren't accepting the food that they're being given that there's criminals the same sort of thing that president trump saying over the u.s. side but at the moment things are still peaceful there haven't been any attacks on the the people from central america and vice versa we haven't heard of any attacks from migrants on the townspeople here but this is a situation that's obviously not going to get better the longer that the people are here for thank you very much from tijuana with all the latest on that story john holliman as much more still ahead for you in this news hour from london a day off to jailing a british student the life the united arab emirates says it's determined to protect its relationship with the u.k. in one thousand a sions is saying the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere hit and record last year and what's in and named tyler needs prepare to vo

that this is really there's more people coming in because they're moving up through mexico to get to quanah and it's becoming a ring to nick because they can't get over to the other side the border here is just behind the city and as you said the u.s. ministration is ready and president trump to take this very game states this all to start here with no end in sight and there's another thing as well which i think is really interesting which is a lot of people especially in the first term of i'm from honduras they're really saying abject poverty back in their home and things seem to have got a lot worse there in the past year they just don't have enough. the problem with that is that the u.s. doesn't soil people. so that process and the asylum course for these. people. is also a little boy. not country they're really one of the keep them serious so it's one of those situations where you can really see it's only going to get worse so you're going to get more of a bolt. so in picking up on it's only going to get worse i want to remind our audience of that photo that i showed it right at the beg

guards fired tear gas into the mexican town of quanah to stop migrants trying to breach the border while mexican police arrested dozens of protesters. the united arab emirates pardoned a british academic jailed on spying charges this despite releasing a videotape of porting to show the researcher matthew hedges confessing to espionage authorities sentenced hedges to life imprisonment last week in a case that strained relations with the u.k. . british prime minister to resign may is back in the u.k. for the homestretch of britain's exit from the european union mean must now convince skeptical lawmakers to ratify how to draw a deal otherwise she says they will set the country back to square one the e.u. is twenty seven members indorse the deal in brussels on sunday after months of torturous discussions. a moment of relief for theresa may the british prime minister has delivered against the odds after nearly two years of negotiations may and the e.u. have agreed on the terms of their divorce she took the opportunity to remind critics of her conviction tell us what's really going through tho

city here there was a protest a small one against these people the other day from some locals in to quanah but also the mayor has being quite hostile as well in his rhetoric some saying that some of them have by says that some of them just want to smoke marijuana really sort of labeling them is up to no good really in this city that they're almost people moving up through mexico and even from central america and this really is going to be the ball to make where some of them are going to be for several months while they search for asylum in the united states the president trump is pretty adamant that he isn't going to give the all right john home an interior want to thanks john. our european union foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to talk about the u.k.'s proposed briggs it deal it could be signed off as soon as sunday but as prime minister theresa may is trying to sell the deal to business leaders and her own party largely rueful. if politics is about momentum then for now it seems momentum is with the european union or at least those who want a future deal which keeps the u.

mexico says it's deported almost one hundred central american migrants who try to illegally cross from quanah into the united states on sunday at the same time it's called on the u.s. to comprehensively investigate its use of tear gas fired across the border in the margins to. san diego. french president mccall says this country was shot down fourteen office fifty eight nuclear reactors by the year two thousand and thirty five made the pleasure of the speech leaving out his roadmap of france's transition to cleaner energy across blueprint comes amid ongoing protests over a few tax hike aimed at financing green initiatives. now scientists around the ones have condemned a chinese doctor who claims to have created the world's first genetically edited babies he says he ordered the d.n.a. of twin girls born earlier this month to try and make them resistant to infection with hiv but he claims but his claims have prompted a fierce backlash from the scientific community including in china many have cost doubt on the breakthrough and questioned its ethics. his study has not yet been published but acad

luckiest people the gold in the caravan of central americans trying to get to the united states rinty quanah right on the border people are not far from here about five thousand seven hundred sports center horridly converted into an open air camp sleeping rough in tents the lucky ones another's of them just under the stars it's getting pretty cold in the plunder at the nights right now but there's about one thousand five and five hundred other people from the caravan but local organizations and in this case the church have put up they put a roof over their heads and they're getting at least some meals we've got the kitchen here all the up stairs rooms of this church the lady just behind me who's making flout the hard tacos delicious here is saying that she basically trouble for a month in mexico sleeping rough the daughter got seriously ill and had to go into hospital and she's finally made it here to the border and discovered some sort of sanctuary there's a couple of other families here that say exactly the same it's actually a baby here one of the two that's been bored during the time tha

then the question is what are they going to do with all of the people that start to arrive here into quanah there's more than eight thousand people from central america traveling through mexico many of them are going to want to get here and this space is not going to be enough to hold them very soon there are still people arriving daily you can see maybe just behind me the actual border will serve on the other side of here is the united states as you see sort of my report there the u.s. authorities are really doubling down politically they don't want these people to get in illegally and processing their asylum request is happening about seventy to one hundred people we're hearing per day so when you compare that to the thousands entering here this is becoming a real bottleneck to what happens next then to these people who are stuck at the border. that's the answer we've been trying to get from the authorities here into one a really from the start they've been saying the municipal authorities they can't deal with this they need the federal government to step in and try and take care with all

luckiest people to go in the caravan of central americans trying to get to the united states rinty quanah right on the border most people are not far from here about five thousand seven hundred sports center horridly converted into an open air camp this sleeping rough in tents the lucky ones another's of them just under the stars it's getting pretty cold in the plunder at the nights right now but there's about one thousand five hundred five hundred other people from the caravan the local organizations and in this case a church have put up they put a roof over their heads and they're getting at least some meals we've got the kitchen here of the up stairs room of this church the lady just behind me who's making flout hard tacos delicious here is saying that she basically travel for a month in mexico sleeping rough the daughter got seriously ill and had to go into hospital and she's finally made it here to the border and discovered some sort of sanctuary there's a couple of other families here that say exactly the same it's actually a baby here one of the two that springboard during the time

on sunday hundreds tried to force their way across the frontier to quanah before being repealed by u.s. border guards u.s. president donald trump has threatened on twitter to permanently close the border with mexico and called for funding for a border war. the united arab emirates has pardoned a british academic jailed on spying charges this despite releasing a video purporting to show research hedges confessing to espionage authorities sentenced him to life in prison last week in a case that strained relations with the u.k. . russia annexed crimea from ukraine four years ago there has been no peace since reporters on the ground say that the events of the last twenty four hours have ripped a new front in a festering conflict tonight as the united nations holds an emergency meeting we asked who can prevent this from becoming a full fledged war. this is the day. that. this was definitely a provocation the principles of international law were violated. the consumers russia violated all the basic fundamental norms of international law.