well of course the united states and iran sami have not had any sort of diplomatic ties for about 40 years now the swiss embassy acts as a go between for those 2 countries and in a letter a very strongly worded letter to the united states iran made it clear that it was not involved in the attack on saudi aramco facilities last week which who the rebel fighters claimed and what they also said is that they condemned the allegation by american officials that iran had anything to do with it now iranian leaders in this letter also said that if the attack on the radical facilities which would be used as an excuse to launch any sort of attack on iran then retaliation would be immediate and iranian military would not limit themselves to simply the source of any potential attack on its targets now this is standing policy and what it means is that iran every time anything like this happens any time there's an uptick intentions iran reminds the united states and its allies in the region that any attack against iran will make will will be a course for all out conflict in iran will then retaliate

it is still developing sami if we want to turn 1st to the attack that took place here about an hour or so ago here in kabul this was a building close to the u.s. embassy it's actually now we're told it is the headquarters of the ministry of defense sites the in the human resources departments of the ministry of defense building here little more than a kilometer from where we're broadcasting from all of this area of kabul busy is home to various government headquarters military police a lot of the embassies so as you would expect there is very tight security here there is a constant police military cordon around this area that has often targeted and it does seem as though a bomb that got through and detonated at the m o d the ministry of defense building now there were also reports of gunfire initially it was reported that this was potentially a gun battle that was in searing we know that from one of our producers who was at the scene within just a few minutes or so that what they say could well have been according to passers by who we spoke to there at the scene that this could be the

sami couldn't be closer the polls are still saying it's neck and neck the so far there is going to be no clear winner as far as we know by the end of when the polls close on tuesday evening to that end israeli politicians have been out today on the last day of campaigning where the market in central and western to some i beg your pardon where the foreign minister passed earlier on israel cuts and he is of course are either hardline foreign minister he's in support of addicts in the west bank he's in support of settlement building of cutting up ties or the palestinian authority he's the sort of politician who netanyahu wants people to vote for further to the right because it's those far right wing voters that will really decide whether benjamin netanyahu survives or not and every vote counts the biggest fear i've been told is that people won't turn out to vote today either because of apathy because they've already had one election they don't want to do it again so they're really trying to get the vote out so. the big promises being made to annex occupied land obviously in contravention

battle and this is why i think the who these are focusing on this particular angle sami were already saying retaliatory attacks by the saudis on he positions what kind of retaliation do you think we could see inside saudi arabia should we be expecting a crackdown especially on the shia population in eastern province. i think what's interesting is there actually room is coming about that it was the u.s. who informed the saudis that there was an attack taking place in the oil facilities and that iran is responsible for it implying that the saudis themselves are not quite sure what exactly happened they don't know where the drones came from they don't know who's involved in it they don't know what's going on moreover the saudis will be very disappointed this is probably the 2nd or 3rd time that the u.s. patriot missiles have failed to defend vital key oil facilities so mohammed said man has appeared as an issue with regards to this as to how to deal with it he will look 1st and foremost to the u.s. why.

battle and this is why i think the who these are focusing on this particular angle sami were already saying retaliatory attacks by the saudis on he positions what kind of retaliation do you think we could see inside saudi arabia should we be expecting a crackdown especially on the shia population in the eastern province i think what's interesting is they're actually room is coming about that it was the us who informed the saudis that there was an attack taking place in the oil facilities and that iran is responsible for it implying that the saudis themselves are not quite sure what exactly happened they don't know where the drones came from they don't know who's involved in it they don't know what's going on moreover the saudis will be very disappointed this is probably the 2nd or 3rd time that the u.s. patriot missiles have failed to defend vital key oil facilities so mohammed said man has a has an issue with regards to this as to how to deal with it he will look 1st and foremost to the u.s. what would you do about it you promise to protect my oil facilities and you're failing to do

sami we have been here in book enough for about 2 weeks and we spent quite a bit of time in the north one of the areas that have been affected by this the security problem and where the soldiers.

videos on social media hasn't he about alleged corruption in infrastructure projects in egypt and now sami handy thank you. well now the german government has released a ambitious new climate plan it comes after pressure from environmental protest the increasing popularity of the green party at the polls europe's biggest economy has a long term plan to cut its emissions by 55 percent in 2030 compared to 1911 that is currently missing its targets a new carbon dioxide emissions charge will be made on polluting vehicles and heating fuels starting at 11 dollars per ton in 2021 it will rise to $39.00 per ton by 2025 germany is also raising incentives for buying electric cars raising charges on airline tickets and investing more in the rail network i want my tires buck is the head of the european energy policy the think tank of gore and given to and previously worked for the european commission on energy and environment issues joins us now from berlin thank you for your patience for bearing with us when out of germany doesn't have the most positive credentials in leading the fight against climat

more from london in the news hour in about 15 minutes time now let's head back to sami in delhi. thanks now the luna festival is almost important celebrations in the chinese calendar but this year the mid autumn event is taking place against the backdrop of months of protests in hong kong javelin dog courts. people here see the full moon brings perspired and a brighter future but the lunar moon grows over a different hong kong this year and the celebration has taken on a different. there are the usual carols and lanterns but many people are coming with a different message remembering those most affected by the proposed extradition bill that sparked the initial street protests today. you know for those people. for. the past 3 months for this. tradition. the protests show no sign of ending despite the police crackdown and increased violence at demonstrations people continue to vent their frustration at what they see as mainland china's growing influence on hong kong the process is more sober than usual but the sense of discontent is still quite present here it is freer than is behi

the australian prime minister here at the white house today expect there will be a lot of questions sami up. this developing story there is going to be a press conference with the u.s. president and the australian leader and this is really overshadowing the state visit that the white house is hoping to really capture headlines and tout the relationship between australia and the united states all right kimberly. thanks so much pakistan's declining rupee or send the prices of basic goods soaring is now cheaper to buy a liter of petrol the liter of milk and the country's central bank is warning inflation will only increase come on hide reports from islamabad. a country of over 200000000 people in the august honest confronting an economic crisis its population expanding at a rate of 3 percent annually by day inflation a. double digit figure after the government run for a bailout package from the international monetary fund. and creating that gap between the rich and poor because the pakistani rupee gets rally you and i. almost 30 percent against a us dollar buckstone is going through a parti

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i'm sami's a with a look at the headlines here and al-jazeera now at least 30 people have been killed in 2 separate bombings in afghanistan just 11 days out from the presidential election the taliban says it was behind the attacks afghan security forces were the target says the 1st bombing hit an election rally for president in part of one province 24 people were killed with only him self or was unharmed the 2nd near the u.s. embassy in kabul killed at least 6 people from a bra is live for us in kabul so what is the aftermath a look live role. well that's right well the sami the hospitals in the province are still dealing with the casualties from that bomb blast and in fact just in the last few minutes the death toll has gone up to 26 killed with $42.00 injured and we're told around a dozen of those. people in critical condition the interior ministry says 4 of those killed were soldiers so once again that vast majority of these victims are innocent civilians now the taliban has claimed responsibility has said it was a taliban fighter on a bike a suicide bomber who had gotten targeted

i'm sami's a than in with a look at the headlines here in al-jazeera the british government has been forced to release a report these ailing what can be expected with a no deal bragg's it operation the yellow hammer warns of traffic jams shortages of food medicine rising prices and public come rest may have barca has more from london. what this 6 page document essentially shows is that the united kingdom is a vulnerable to the impacts of leaving the e.u. without to deal it focuses on a whole range of different possible scenarios implying that there will be significant shortage of fresh brewed of medicine that we may well see in the united kingdom an increase in electricity bills as well it talks about there being that delays on the roads food goods entering and leaving the united kingdom about there being tailbacks on the motorway is the could indeed take many months to clear but they're also being delays for travelers their airports were e.u. nationals wanted to enter the u.k. and and vice verse or and all of this seems to have the most impact according to this document on the most

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hello i'm sami say that this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes august on's prime minister warns new delhi's crackdown in indian and midst of kashmir will fuel global extremism. first social if you've got a lot more conference in corporate america than i do 5 year. divisions on full display as white house hopefuls from the us democratic party face off in another televised debate. transit strike over pensions leads to gridlock in the french capital. and with all your schools and spain back from behind to beat a straight double overtime and book their place in. cup final. pakistan's prime minister is warning new delhi's crank down in indian administered kashmir will push more of the world's muslims into extremism in non-coms been holding a rally in. the capital of pakistan administered kashmir it's been more than a month since new delhi revokes indian administrate kashmir is all ptolemy almost $4000.00 people have been arrested since then more now from come on hyder. and the 30. minute me around. the people of. florida. a on the other side of the line of.

military effort at this unclear so far we have 3 things that developed one was a statement from general sami on and that came out confidently with the gay sions. the man was the former chief of staff of egypt's army was the 2nd man in the. 2011. and he's in prison now for 10 years. and the 2nd one and he's still part and parcel of the regime part of the parcel of the leadership in the military establishment who is also issuing statements talking about you know toppling the regime very very clearly or toppling the c.c.c. specifically the 2nd thing came from also the questioning that we know now that some of the activists who were arrested were questioned about their links to general who was mubarak's last prime minister a general who wanted to run for elections came number came in 2nd in 2012. millions basically voted for him 48 percent of the electorate in the 2nd round. and then after that he wanted to go for present or elections and rested in the u.a.e. and then deported to egypt and then placed under house arrest in egypt so there is worries among the let's say the faction loyal to sisi w

and that is all your support for now more later sami back. well that said for this news hour but i'll be back in a moment with another 4 shows so to stay with us here on al-jazeera. to strengthen the good you have to sure do good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. abuse for new chiro heroes like no who are a barber who refused a $50000000.00 bribe the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make a rule to better play each nominate your anti corruption mirror now. there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed that's just not the way we all click i agree to the terms and conditions that's most of us never even give it a 2nd thought and actually that's designed as well ali rick's floors how designers are manipulating our behavior in the final episode all hail the algorithm on the jersey of. we

i'm sami's a that and this is al jazeera live from coming up a political firestorm you crave is at the center of a whistle blower's complaint against the u.s. president. saudi arabia shows the extent of damage at one of the oil facilities and last week's attacks. i'm castro on my way to meet with thousands of people planning to storm the secretive military base where they believe that u.s. government. now just climate change protest in history is taking place around the world from more than 150 countries are joining us strike led by young people calling for an end to fossil fuels it begins a weeklong worldwide campaign demanding greater action on climate change in washington d.c. students are gathering for a march to congress 16 year old. schoolgirl who inspired that strife well she's expected to lead the march taking place from new york. well looking at latin america there's a protest the angel in mexico city and the day's 1st demonstrations they all began in the far east highland the further pains australia and so on well in bangkok protesters march to the environment ministry in eur

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dr sami cowboy has many patients who have been wounded by war. he says this 3 year old was brought to his clinic with a broken leg 4 days ago after an attack by syrian government forces. the doctor says he's worried about the army's next attack as numerous hospitals in the region have been shelled in recent weeks. so it's. a series. with a small ceasefire. time but i'm sure he will move. us people continue to arrive at syrian refugee camps along the turkish border daily there are some 10000 people at this one already many say that in the south of the it liberation the assad regime is shooting both rebels and civilians alike. the camp lies directly at the turkish border crossing and pressure is mounting on ankara to open its many are afraid of what will come. either we stay here and die or we cross into turkey and then trouble on to germany or another european country. in the center of the city of it lived there is a tense calm the radical islamic militia. more h t s for short is in control here along with large parts of the elite province. many m

would feel a little warm we have a special program with the green city of the sami boats are being integrated into the city's transport system they will also be used for river cruises holderness by a 3rd season. deadlock $2.00 israel is on course for yet another election stalemates with prime minister netanyahu currently liking one seat behind rival benny gantz lengthy coalition talks and. neither of them enough for a majority in the coming days will convene negotiations from to assemble a strong desire in this government i intend to speak with everyone starting tonight we will work to for. government. claims. on questions of belief. all 'd in by firmly placing the blame squarely.

grass when heat and jamaican yohan blake produced a season space time as he qualified for monday's samy finals but one man not involved was the new 100 metres world champion christian coleman the american withdrew from the $200.00 metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sore after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday the usa with the winners of the new 4 by 400 metres mixed relay events the core tenets of will but london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a once over with bahrain getting the bronze in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title after 2. illegal germs leap of 17.92 meters was enough to beat fellow american world play to retain its title also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica see the rover a russian competing as a neutral athlete at the championships with a country still banned i will definitely it's to go with an effort of 4 meters and 95 centimeters in the final households corr

well that's right well this hour sami the hospitals in provinces still dealing with the casualties from that bomb blast and in fact just in the last few minutes the death toll has gone up to 26 killed with $42.00 injured and we're told around a dozen of those. people in critical condition the interior ministry says 4 of those killed were soldiers so once again the vast majority of these victims are innocent civilians now the taliban has claimed responsibility has said it was a taliban fighter on a bike a suicide bomber who had gotten targeted the presidential bodyguards and special forces that may have been the case or it may well have been that these security guards intercepted the bomber on the way to try to get into this rally and try to get close to president ashraf ghani whatever the case it does seem to be part of the taliban's threats being carried out to target these campaign.

there are fractures within the power apparatus in egypt otherwise sisi would not have cracked down on sami and then and ahmad shafi of these would be presidential candidates as hard as he did back in 2018 he wouldn't have done that if there if those people didn't have backing inside the power apparatus so there is a fracture we just don't know how how significant it is i think we're going to find out though in the coming days so how much momentum do you think there is right now for for this to continue the 1st demonstrations we've seen. in a while in egypt after that the crackdown this on protesters. on jeanette's on activists and so on how far can the skull this time ride well i think c.c. who reportedly has arrived in new york has to be quite worried about what he saw there was a full night of protests they were and across several big governorates a lot of people participated and the people are just going to be emboldened emboldened by the fact that they were able to get away with it that they went out into the streets they weren't and rested on mass they weren't shot at so there's i thi

down all opposition media a rest would be challengers to the to the presidency we have to remember sami and then an homage to feel came forward in 2018 and wanted to run for president these are insiders these are military establishment people they had backing from inside the apparatus that was the 1st clear evidence that we had that there is indeed a fracture inside the power structure in egypt syria cc's worried about it and the fact that mohammed ali is an insider coming forth with these allegations having worked with the military for 15 years this just adds to that to that evidence and to see these concerns and to be interesting to see how this situation develops and whether the protests continue in age of thank you so much for speaking to us and other news u.s. is sending more troops. and the united arab emirates to boost defenses in the face of what it calls a rainy aggression the deployment follows the attack on key oil facilities in saudi arabia wish the u.s. has blamed on iran i cannot from washington. it was a hastily arranged news conference at the pentagon following a meeting

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sami we've been here in book enough for about 2 weeks and we spent quite a bit of time in the north one of the areas that have been affected by this the security problem and where soldiers government soldiers have been carrying out operations against some of these armed groups and a lot of people that we've talked to a saying really that our military and intervention on its own is not really a solution there also needs to be a development agenda we're talking about areas that are extremely poor and people who feel dissed disenfranchised marginalized areas that have not been developed a toll and this we're being told makes it very easy for armed groups to target say young people for recruitment into their ranks or to get support from local communities a lot of people have been talking to say that yes there needs to be a military intervention but our development agenda empowering people who live in this area is very important if this crisis in the sahara is to be contained thanks so much catherine sawyer. the u.n. starting an investigation into attacks on facilities it supports and syria'

sami conrad who filed that report is with us here in the studio great to see you know me so what's your impression of the camp when you were there were you not thinking well this is going to be a lot better for the refugees than coxes bizarre were hundreds of thousands are living in really difficult conditions well if you look at the settled back to itself yes it's an improvement the people would have more space the rooms are airy they've come a stiflingly hot in the summer i mean i went inside some of the huts it's really difficult to spend for me to even just spend half an hour for an interview inside these huts so if you look at the settlement itself yes the infrastructure is a lot better the security the roads are secured but then you have to look at the island itself and the questions that you know we tried to silence on the reports of whether this island is actually safe whether the flood embankment is high enough so the settlement itself looks a lot better but the bigger questions around the island and also whether there fiji's would be allowed off the island of the they would ha

we've heard from the europeans basically this summer indeed it over the course of this year so far sami and dominic how does all fit in with the european narrative that's build building up in recent months about iran. well the interesting thing here is that the narrative the europeans have tried to create is one of they want to help iran they want to keep iran inside this agreement and indeed the chinese and the russians who also are instrumental in this agreement to also signatories of this agreement they want to too and so there was a scheme which the europeans had created called instax and that scheme was designed legally to help iran circumvent that's to get around the impact of sanctions imposed by the united states government of president donald trump remember that barack obama's presidency had been instrumental in agreeing this accord with iran and of course his successor donald trump repudiated the deal so instax that has been the mantra of the europeans that they are trying to find ways to help iran around the impact of sanctions but of course what doesn't help is iran intensif

grass when heat and jamaican yohan blake produced a season's best time as he qualified for monday's samy finals but one man not involved was the new 100 metres world champion christian coleman the american withdrew from the $200.00 metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sought after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday in the usa where the winners of the new 4 by $400.00 metres mixed relay event the core tenets of will be at london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a once over with bahrain getting the bronze. in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled these way to a 4th world title of the 2 eagle germs leap of 17.92 meters was enough to beat fellow american won't play to retain its title also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica see the rover a russian competing as a neutral athlete at the championships with a country still banned i will definitely it's to go with an effort of 4 metres and 95 centimeters in the final our

not access that region of paul because of the security situation and then on to mali talking about a sami is is a road from booking a fossil all the way to mali and that's where these attacks have been happening. and why is it proving so difficult for the government to try and get a grip on the situation in the north and east of the country. where the government has deployed soldiers to different parts of the country that occurring now to operations we've been carrying about different operations here in the north where we are but they seem overwhelmed as well because you're talking about very large territories and what we are mean when you talk to people here people who've been following developments in people who have been displaced that we're talking to that saying that this gunman the footpath that some of them are groups in the country coming from neighboring. and mali they've also been carrying out attacks in those countries within that region and coming out also to carry out attacks and it's becoming even more complicated because some of the groups are being told are using existing

i was only waiting for god to samy because i knew i was dying. i had lost hope.er. it is risking one's life. it's notjust africans here. there are also pakistanis, indians, haitians and cubans. itjust shows how global the migration crisis has become. us officials are now worried more people will try to use this route. ina route. in a remote village in colombia, evidence of just how in a remote village in colombia, evidence ofjust how dangerous this journey is. 19 african migrants drowned as they tried to get to the jungle by boat. no—one knows how many more lives have been lost. catherine byaru hanga, many more lives have been lost. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, the darien gap. let's get more now on the uk government's contingency plans for a no—deal brexit. some details were published last night after mps voted to force their release. david buik is a market commentator at core spreads. a regular here on the briefing. lovely to you, david. lovely to you, sally. this was linked to the times at the beginning of august anyway, it's become known as 0peration yellow

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grass when heat and jamaican yohan blake produced a season's based time as he qualified for monday's samy finals but one man not involved was the new 100 metres world champion christian coleman the american withdrew from the $200.00 metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sought after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday in the usa where the winners of the new 4 by $400.00 metres mixed relay event the core tenets of will be at london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a one so with bahrain getting the bronze in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled these way to a 4th world title of the 2 eagle germs leap of 17.92 meters was enough to beat fellow american world play to retain his title also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica see the rover russian competing as a neutral athlete at the championships with a country still banned. to go with an a for the full metres and 95 centimeters in the final our sports correspondent and

diplomacy and of launching an unprecedented attack on the global energy supply earlier i spoke to sami hamdi who is the editor in chief of the international interest at current affairs analysis magazine where the middle east focus and he says it's in the u.s. interest to steer attention away from the failure of their patriot missile defense system. i think what's interesting is there actually room is coming about that it was the u.s. who informed the saudis that there was an attack taking place in the oil facilities and that iran is responsible for it implying that the saudis themselves are not quite sure what exactly happened they don't know where the drones came from they don't know who's involved in it they don't know what's going on moreover the saudis will be very disappointed this is probably the 2nd or 3rd time that the u.s. patriot missiles have failed to defend vital key oil facilities yemen's who the rebels there have claimed responsibility for those attacks which have forced saudi arabia to slash its oil production by half. its attacks are our right and we warned the saudis

thank you samy. >> thank you. >> reporter: 20 the potomac livc next torles county, gary mcgrady o y utre was gary out there on the waters. >> the wind was a little cooler on the water because it was a little hotter back where we >>> it one a beautiful day to get out on the water, especially when we were in the mid 90s on our first day of fall. good news, a littleess hot tomo will cross through overnight. maybe you'll have sprines or a light shower tonight. most of usid not. the front did not have a lot of moisture to work with but what it will do is chase the heat out of town and be more comfortable tomorr. instead of 9 or 95, i hadr it should be closer to 81 or 82 degrees. at should feel great, right? temperatures ill gradu climb back up again later this wehe and into t weeke hndij sacy fall just a little bit. we'll be staying aboveno,wee al staying so dry. we could really use the, but those air conditioners and the summer clothes probabl h wil beandy as we work our way through this week. the good news is again not doin the record setting, dulles at 94, the previous record 93 set in 2

parliament and could conceivably be in a position to go into coalition with mr courts and one final thought sami austria is the western european democracy which has had far right representation in government twice in this century now it looks like that party is very far from going back into government. came there from vienna. russian police say 20000 people have rallied in moscow calling for the release of jailed opposition activists many were detained unauthorized rallies in july 23 year old. who was sentenced to 3 years in prison for using violence against a policeman denies the charges family and friends say he was just a bystander. has the latest from moscow. quite a massive outpouring of support here for people who have been detained during recent rally here in moscow some people even have been sentenced to 3 to 4 years just for a time they. have been accused of using violence against the police a lot of people have been saying are trumped up charges most of the opposition figures who also were in detention because of local elections they were not allowed to run and these elections these pr

military i put out this unclear so far we have 3 things that developed one was a statement from general sami on and that came out confidently with the gay sions. the man was the former chief of staff of in egypt's army was the 2nd man in the. 2011. and he's in prison now for 10 years. and the 2nd one and he's still part and parcel of the regime part of the parcel of the leadership in the military establishment who is also issuing statements talking about you know toppling the regime very very clearly or toppling the c.c.c. specifically the 2nd thing came from also the questioning that we know now that some of the activists who were arrested were questioned about their links to general who was mubarak's last prime minister a general who wanted to run for elections came number came in 2nd in 2012. millions basically voted for him 48 percent of the electorate in the 2nd round. and then after that he wanted to go for presidential elections at lest in the u.a.e. and then deported to egypt and then placed under house arrest in egypt so there is worries among the let's say the factions loyal to sis

that's exactly right sami what we've been hearing from iranian officials that any singular attack will be considered an act of war and that they will retaliate in full this is a very very worrying sign from to iran but the reality is that this is standing policy this is the same thing that the rons government has been saying for many years now the only difference is that whenever an incident like what happened at saudi aramco turns the turrets towards to iran whenever something like this happens that prompts iran's critics or enemies to come at it again in a public way iran's leaders take that as an opportunity to reiterate their point and recently in the past few months we've been seeing those reminders of their standing policy that a singular attack will be the beginning of a war that iran will attack american assets american allies in the region these warnings have been getting louder and more assertive and it's perhaps a sign that iranian leaders into iran are worried that a u.s. led attack of some kind by the administration of president donald trump is something that is getting mo

thank you sami that's right around 20000 people took part in those demonstrations in support of activists who have been jailed the protests were called by opposition leaders to demand the release of those detained rallies which took place in july and august several activists have been sentenced to up to 4 years in prison being prosecuted for crimes like violence against police offices. lawson has more now from the rally. quite a massive support here for people who have been detained during recent rally so here in moscow some people even have been sentenced up to 3 to 4 years just for a time the un sanctions rallies others have been accused of using violence against the police in part out of people have been saying are trumped up charges most of the opposition figures who also were indeed tension because of local elections they were not allowed to run in these elections these protests thought of most of the candidates were also beaten down here now and also asking for support rushing to government to let these activists out of prison or people like a 23 year old used in off with a young ac

this is one of the reasons why sisi went so hard after people like sami a. few during the present last round of presidential elections arresting them a limited income from the political scene to speak of thanks so much now indonesia and malaysia blaming each other for the smoky haze blanketing southeast asian cities far as have been burning in parts of indonesia sumatra and borneo arlen's for more than a month small d. is also affecting malaysia which the government says has drifted from indonesian president joke we don't know has hit back saying fire is also burning in malaysia and on malaysian plantations in indonesia. is rising sea levels threaten indonesia's capital president. is there to back up plan to relocate it to the island of borneo but it's reports now there are concerns about what that will mean for the people who live there. this largely untouched part of east montoya on will become the new capital of indonesia if the president has his way. it's in stark contrast to the capital jakarta clogged with heavy traffic smog and sinking the pressure to

of weaponry across the persian gulf we should remember sami that this is a moment that didn't begin with this attack on the oil the oil refinery it began when the u.s. withdrew from the iran nuclear deal a year and a half ago that's what set in motion this level of military escalation across the region and while the pressure is on the ministration our president trying to particular are certainly escalating right now because of the new political pressures the beginnings of a an impeachment hearing in the house etc i don't think this is necessarily a new october surprise as we've learned to expect in this country but i do think the question was really no danger is very real even if the intention is not to actually begin a consciously deployed war and that iraq could jump in many or some fear that after the attacks on the quake would be a move through response either by saudi or perhaps even the u.s. now that it seems we're looking at transferring military hardware does that mean at least for mal there's not likely to be a military response or a stronger u.s. response unless something else

i'm sami's a than in doha with a look at the headlines here and i'll just 0 now partial results in israel's repeat election show a deadlock between the 2 main parties it's unclear whether the prime minister benjamin netanyahu or his main challenger benny gantz will have the 1st opportunity to form a coalition government a prime minister needs 61 seeds to command a majority in parliament bernard smith has more from west jerusalem now what is significant is 1st of all a large palestinian israeli the arab bloc vote turned out they are now the 3rd largest group in israel's knesset and the leader of that group says he could see himself as the leader of the opposition that means he sees a coalition a unity government in the offing perhaps like by benny gantz he might lend his support the pentagon's the 1st time and arab bloc group in the knesset has done that. abraham has the palestinian reaction from ramallah. it's safe to say that many of them have met it with a feeling of indifference yesterday the palestinian prime minister ahmed a stay you spoke about the elections and said that there isn't

it has the samis issues here. it is wonderful.i encourage those skeptical about the smaller spaces to walk around that development. it is great. it really works well. it is inciting. people use it. you have some of the same designers on this that you had there so i think it is worth it to -- i am excited about the smaller open spaces and steps and how you can get through this. i just wanted to say that. on the community variance, and we met about this in, you know, i think it was a community alternative you are now proposing. i am a little unclear which one it is. it is closer to where the development proposal is. i think it is the biggest shift is the number of units. can you get the same number of units. your proposal is to remove the masonic building that square footage would be somewhere and the intent is california street. some folks on california street don't want three or four story taller buildings on california street, which i agree with. i don't know what you would get from lopping off the masonic building. i agree with

buttigieg accusing her of being evasive and not telling the truth of middle-class taxes going up and samylobuchar made this pointed barb. >> my view of this is we've got a lot of great people running, but some of these ideas are better left in the college faculty lounge. >> warren, of course, was a professor at harvard. democrats battling against each other, as we found a state that voted democratic last time that is at play to turn to trump. martin savidge is "out front." >> reporter: in rural northern minnesota things are changing. the temperature, the leaves, the politics. >> are we talking thousand of people sort of shifting and changing their politics? >> yeah. >> we are? >> oh, yeah. >> once a democratic strong hole, many of the voters we talk to here, more and more say they align with the president. >> we're two brothers and we are staunch union democrats for years and they're not anymore. >> this is mining country. not coal mining, but takanite, a mineral used in making steel. 40, 50 years ago the iron range was booming, bringing prosperity to small towns like evelyn. >> things we

well a lot of grappling let's be clear about it sami overnight through the night talks between the 2 elements of the grand coalition in this country the christian democrats of angle americal who is in the chancellor rhee who who as it were is in charge of this country and her social democrat partners and they were trying to find a way of getting closer to achieving a reduction in emissions which this country had to achieve by 2030 and so they say they have managed to do that there will be a $100000000000.00 euro what they call in german cleanup package a climate package and that will be a scheme which will reduce will make it possible for firms in the building sector and also in the transport sector to acquire emission rights and they will also be perhaps rises in the cost of fuel for people driving cars and other other vehicles other diesel and petrol vehicles in this country the point that i'm going to america has been making in a news conference in the past few minutes is that a task which she referred to just last week is being perhaps her kilian to achieve this 20302030 emission

yeah another day of devastation sami and in particular this blast in color at this southern provincial capital the taliban they claimed responsibility very quickly they said that they were targeting headquarters of the n.d.s. this is the afghan intelligence service they claim a number of government soldiers and also government agents have been targeted have been killed i have to say we've been watching pictures coming up here in kabul from kalat and also from nearby kandahar and predominantly most of the people caught in this massive explosion have been it seems civilians of many women and children and also a lot of medical stuff as you mentioned this headquarters was right next to the provincial hospital which is pretty much been devastated by this blast this was a suicide truck bomb it was a large one a large part of the center of collapses is really now just rubble a part of the problem for the people dealing with this is they have schools of injured that you would normally take to the provincial hospital which is the very hospital which has been devastated so many. ferries ferrying