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The president s behavior and these are 2 Different Things such as some degree this vote that we just saw that saw 2 democrats defect in all of the republicans voted against the impeachment process beginning was one that was a free vote for people because it doesnt indict the president we dont go forward it is an issue as the process Many Republican senators have begun to tell Mitch Mcconnell that they in the senate that they would not be pleased if he moved to just dismiss these charges that the information that is coming out has greater gravity so we see 2 impulses one this substance may become a problem for the republicans and you may see some republican different defections down the road thats what some of these foreshocks mean but right now every republican that i can think of perhaps other than maybe mitt romney in the senate is basically saying they can get away with vote. You know on the process and quibbling about that well steve i was also watching that suppose it was during one of the late night shows last night off to that face and when she was asked about her Fast Reaction when she heard what she said in that phone call with ukrainian president she said she prayed for america do you think this has become more of a moral question for americans and always seeing a corresponding shift in the polls that you see a huge shift given the fact that Everything Else this president has done that might have been a red line issue for previous u. S. President s did not move Public Opinion but this seems to be moving opinion there is now a significant majority of americans who support the impeachment process and a growing number of both republicans and a very large number of independents that had been skeptical about impeachment before i think nancy pelosi his position has been one where she didnt want to proceed through impeachment shes been a reluctant leader on this but the bigger news is really from the republican ranks and people right inside the white house folks like john bolton and this colonel binman who basically expressed real concern to work on the president s staff and others who were in on the phone call so we have people in and around the president close here and who are part of his own team that expressed dismay about what the president talked about and that bone paul and they went to great effort some of them anyway to cloak and cover up what the president said thats created an opportunity for the democrats to hype to hold this up to a higher moral question of whether this president committed potentially high crimes and misdemeanors which is the language or potential conviction of the president and removal from office well steve also crucially with that 10 months away now from the election so how does all of this play out heading into this election year. Well this is what it is its a its a what i call a broadway show with 2 sets of actors on the stage each trying to make the case that even the president is guilty of incredible misbehavior or the president is a victim of partisan. You know which witch hunting and both of those are going to play out and because democrats are largely in favor of impeachment republicans are largely opposed that makes independents the vital player at as in almost every president ial election so where independents go who are neither democrats nor republicans they like some of what trump does they dont like others thats why we see in your last segment larry kudlow trying to appeal to their economic interest in trying to you know reach out to those independents who have not already made up their minds and this could have a very very big impact on the next president ial election even know we probably wont see in my view the removal of the president by the United States senate in a longer process but it definitely is happening its rolling out this president as we look at it today is likely to be impeached by the house of representatives this would then go to the senate and a trial would take place there but the but the only audience that matters in that case are the american citizens and particularly independents were going to make the real decision on who the next president United States will be Steve Clemons and marilyns that youre a lot smaller as steve said the boss and thanks very much for analysis still thank you necessity. Plenty more ahead here on this news hour including iraqs president promises change after weeks of violent protests and more than 200. 00 deaths but there are conditions attached. And why protests calling for social reforms in chile has left the government with a 1000000000. 00 that. On formula one rib reveals a new car design and new rules and a bid to revolutionize the sport details coming up with row. Now schools and banks and lebanon have reopened for the 1st time in 2 weeks after antigovernment protests rocked the country theres frustration over restrictions imposed by some banks on just how much money can be sent abroad meanwhile protest is maintaining their demand for the entire government to resign earlier this week Prime Minister saad hariri handed in his resignation well our correspondent Stephanie Decker joins us live now from beirut stephanie obviously the political crisis hit not over even despite resignation do we know if there are any other names being put forward for a new government. Nothing is clear at the moment we understand that the president is talking to the different parties trying to see if they can come up with some form of consensus to. Facilitate was called these binding consultations this basically means its what the constitution provides for that the parties of the parliament. Talk to the president put forward they believe should be the person to take the post of Prime Minister that of course is reserved for a sunni muslim when it comes to the sectarian nature of the politics here its very possible that the how d. D. Will be put forward again whoever it is there are other options as well but it is nice to have the consensus of all the pitch parties we know that they dont see eye to eye. On everything and then the question is whether the people are going to agree to that and then this Prime Minister needs to form a government and what the people want is this to be a government of technocrats of non political affiliated people to take this country forward into new elections is that going to happen will the president into this this could be a possibility last night but the people who have lost the trust in the politicians they say that words are no longer enough theres a complete crisis when it comes to trust of those running this country they need to see actions with the moment we havent seen this next step happening we dont have a date set we dont have a timeframe so people are waiting to see what is going to happen but certainly even though you were mentioning that the banks have reopened today off to 2 weeks schools and universities slowly reopening the roads as you can see rather obvious than some skirmishes here and there are open but the political crisis still very much a question marks about how its all going to unfold and how its going to play out. Stephanie im just checking that you had me i believe the house on a has also recently very very recently just spoken what did he have to say. Thats correct its the 3rd time hes spoken since these protests started and he is significant because hes arguably the most powerful political and military player in lebanon and he heads the biggest block the the biggest alliance in government he did say that he wasnt behind the resignation of saadi he had warned the people before that it wasnt the way to topple a government of course theres a lot to lose he has allies in government there are the most powerful that theyve been when it comes to the Political Party it was more of a good reckon scenario to tone towards the people because the last 2 speeches he did upset those protesters also people who are sympathetic to hezbollah not their storm supporters but those who would say that you know there are benefits to certain elements they upset that base as well because of the tone that he took so this time it was a little bit more considered reconciliatory but he did warn of the path ahead lets take a listen to what he had to say. They can walk and what we worry about is a power vacuum that is our concern supposedly in the coming days they will have to designate a new Prime Minister to form a new government all the lebanese must cooperate in order to avoid a power vacuum and the new government should be the government there riggings the trust of the people and that should be a priority. And steph as you were saying earlier that the banks and schools did reopen today but of the political crisis is continuing how did all of that work out today how did it go. Well there wasnt a real run on the banks yes of course people went to take out money that hasnt been a general consensus from the central bank about limitations but the individual banks have had the freedoms lets say to impose limits on what people can with sure on a daily basis some balance with joy to move 800. 00 a day others less so theres also a limit on foreign transactions in the sense that its up to the bank to decide whether it is essential that everything is being done here to try and avoid what is a very realistic chance of economic collapse they didnt want to see a massive run on the banks with far and with funds being transferred out of this country so certainly the way it seems to have gone today is that it has been managed somewhat but there are massive challenges ahead of course this country needs a financial injection Economic Reforms need to be implemented yes sad how do you put those reforms on the table but they need to actually be put into action you need a government to do that so many questions still ahead and as we heard from us on this paula there you need to have a governing body in charge before you can put in those rakovac reforms which will then release those 11000000000. 00 that are conducive to that before so certainly still challenges ahead no questions on church as to all of that how this is going to play out at the moment stephanie to have that with that update from the lebanese capital thank you stephanie. Well protesters in algeria are back on the streets for the 37th friday in a row but. Crowds began launching before friday prayers to mark the anniversary of the uprisings against french colonialism demonstrators are rejecting plans for an election in december fearing theyll be neither free nor fair they want everyone linked to former president of the us used to step down he quits back in april and palestinians are protesting in the gaza strip as part of weekly demonstrations there that have been going on since march of last year protesters are calling for the right to return to the territory and Israeli Occupation they are also demanding an end to the construction of illegal settlements tomorrow marks the 100 and 2nd anniversary of the Balfour Declaration the british governments show of support for a jewish homeland in palestine. Now iraqs president has promised to hold early elections and says Prime Minister will resign but unable to replacement as agreed large crowds again made their way to Tahrir Square in central baghdad on thursday night more than 200 people have been killed in weeks and violent antigovernment protests natasha can aim has been following developments from the capital baghdad. Sources tell us Prime Minister. The president the speaker of the parliament and perhaps the head of the judiciary are expected to meet today to discuss an exit strategy out of this crisis and plan a way forward the names of possible successors to mehdi are reportedly going to be discussed on tuesday the parliament asked to come to its session and discuss the crisis he did not attend he says he will but he wants that parliamentary session to be open to the public it is likely a nod to the protesters he has promised Greater Transparency there is a regularly scheduled session of parliament scheduled for thursday its unclear if it will go on as planned thats because 47 kurdish members of parliament have returned to their provinces to discuss what to do meanwhile the Influential Shiite cleric solder attended protests on tuesday. He continues to press for mehdi to step down saying if he does not iraq will look like yemen and syria he is now joining forces with another political leader here who controls the 2nd largest bloc in parliament together the 2 will have 101 votes but they need 166 to oust. Well still ahead on aljazeera shares of off to shocks in the philippines after thousands were displaced by a powerful at quake. Brets about indonesias its campaign on calls on the Prime Minister to build and leave alliance. On paul reese and yokohama way england will take on south africa and the rip the World Cup Final in a match that could take the sport far beyond its traditional hala. Hello again a welcome back well here across the northeastern part of turkey we are going to see quite a few clouds pushing into the Higher Elevations and that means its going to be rain in the lower elevations as well as snow up into the Higher Elevations as we go into sunday so overnight lows are going to be dropping down below freezing but during the day should be coming back up for about cooler though that means some rainy conditions and some cooler conditions you with the tempter there of 15 degrees but down towards the south in kuwait city we do expect to see a nice day at 28 well here across the gulf of course we have been watching all Tropical Cyclone that system is still causing a few problems down here across the coast of amman now the system has weakened to a tropical depression but maybe some clouds maybe some rain coming into us a lot over the next few days up towards miss got though finally some nicer weather for you with a temperature of 31. 00 but we are going to be watching that trouble cyclon in the arabian sea and that is going to bring some clouds as we go into the weekend and then here across parts of Southern Africa it is going to be quite nice in the interior but over here across the coastal areas for durban that does mean some clouds for you as we go into saturday johannesburg at 22. 00 degrees but down towards cape town it is going to be the winds and we are going to be some sun at 20 but for her you expect to see attempters come up with plenty of sun at 32. 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Thousands of people protesting against pakistans government have started to rally in the capital a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative Opposition Party entered as im about on thursday demanding Prime Minister in one can resign. After weeks of protests and roadblocks across lebanon schools and banks have reopened their doors theres been concern over funds being sent abroad because of reports that some banks may impose restrictions meanwhile protesters are continuing their calls for the entire government to resign. Now that Party Leader Nigel ferrars has promised to help Boris Johnson win the u. K. Election but only if he abandons his withdrawal deal with the European Union for hours says the deal forces the u. K. To continue it following some e. U. Rules hes threatening to run candidates and every seat against the conservative party if the agreement isnt dropped the breaks apart he maintains that a no deal breaks it and to crush out is the best way to leave the e. U. He inherited mrs mays appalling surrender treaty and he did it with the clock running down to the 31st of october and i dont doubt for a moment that he tried his best to improve it and baps the one significant achievement was that Great Britain is not committed to being in the Customs Union but the price of that was appalling need baka has more from london. The breaks of party was formed in january this year by nigel farrar the former leader of the u. K. Independence Party Nigel Farage has been at the center of brechts it politics for many years now hes been a thorn in the side of multiple Prime Ministers and essentially go did the former Prime Minister David Cameron into holding the referendum in the 1st place break the party did very very well earlier this year in european parliamentary elections winning more seats than all of the established Political Parties but for a large nose theres a big difference between a european parliamentary election and a general election which is why hes come up with a plan hes asked Boris Johnson to scrap his Withdrawal Agreement to leave the European Union if he doesnt he says that the party will put forward candidates in every seat in the country the logic is that if johnson agrees to the s then the brics it vote wont be divided between the bracks it party and the conservatives and Boris Johnson can hold on to his hopes of getting a majority in parliament for raj is calling for a non aggression pact asking for the conservatives not to stand in 150. 00 seats around the country where the conservatives have never won because for hours believes his party can win those seats especially places where the Opposition Labor Party is now in control places where the majority of people in those constituencies voted to leave the e. U. Or jones has been given until november the 14th to consider this possible arrangement with the brics that Party Johnson has ruled out in the past any possible pact between kharaj and himself johnson is very confident that his party can win a majority but he cant afford to be complacent his deadline of october 31st for leaving the e. U. Has now been and gone theres a lot of anger and frustration amongst euro skeptics ardent brechts its supporters who may decide to punish Boris Johnson when they go to the polls in december. Well for more on this we can speak to jonathan les who is the Deputy Director of the think tank but just influence a pro europe think tank and a Business Advisory group and he joins us now live from london john and i want to start by taking stock because its now the 1st of november and britain is still very much a part of the European Union surprised. Not so surprised anyone who followed e. U. And u. K. Politics for the last couple months should have known that Boris Johnson had very little chance of getting a deal through by 31st and even last week Boris Johnson was insisting that this deadline would be met its clear that it couldnt be met and that makes johnson that both dishonest and weak and weve now had 2 british Prime Ministers lose their jobs essentially because of bracks sets or cameron may now potentially johnson so heading towards this election what is going through bars johnsons head you think how confident is he i think that Boris Johnson is defined by his confidence and thats why he was determined that we would leave that on the 31st october even though parliament was saying we would and so i think confidence is the issue for him i think that the real problem he has is that he has broken this cardinal pledge he made to leave the e. U. By that 1st vote either he is also get people who are in favor of no deal by nailing his slide to the mast over deal and of course is inferior to the us in Northern Ireland and i was very in the u. K. By agreeing to a treaty which persecutor in the irish sea and thats what knowledge of raj comes in because he knows that the only chance he has is to try and claim those voters who are now this is a loser and with Boris Johnson but how successful he is will determine the whole election well so given all of that how united are the big parties here because this election is for british leadership but it wont necessarily resolve all the the big banks it questions talk us through the options for voters here. So i think that bracks it poses a problem for all the parties and that is why the labor party in particular want to talk about issues way beyond rexs so were going to hear a lot about the rate electorate the rate sort of a Financial System for example were going to hear about the phase of capitalism are going to hear a lot about the n. H. S. And the conservatives will also try to make a big claim about the n. H. S. And their spending commitments while the liberal democrats will try and claim the territory of stopping bracks it by being the revoke party so what we may well see in this election which is the most unpredictable in 30 years is that the remain votes were split between labor and the liberal democrats in many cities which could hand seats the conservative party on the pro breaks it will split between the conservatives and the breaks the party which could actually hurt states to labor or the liberal democrats so we simply dont know whats going to happen as things stand the conservatives look set to be the Biggest Party even if they dont get a majority john just taking a bit of a step back its now been nearly 3 and a half years since that 1st referendum and you are in london how is the country feeling now divided 70 frustrated presumably asking some pretty big existential questions i think britain is completely divided and it shows no signs of changing the countries that have been batted politically socially for the last 3 and a half years now so theres a sense of exhaustion that we simply dont know how to make this stop or we dont know how to make things better and thats really what the parties are all going for the liberal democrats and labor offering a route to stop this by having a referendum the conservatives are saying we need to get bracks it done but the problem with that is the practice is not going to get done if we deal with the e. U. Thats when bracks that gets begun because thats when the negotiations begin and the parties are simply not being honest about us the moment jonathan less that the Deputy Director of the think tank. Thank you for joining us tonight is there john. Now police have arrested a man from Northern Ireland as part of their investigation into the discovery of 39. 00 bodies and a truck kony london last week 22 year old Ayman Harrison appeared in dublin course on friday before being detained until a se Hearing Police have already charged 25 year old Morris Robinson with manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people now several noncash mary workers have been killed in indian administered kashmir and a spate of attacks in recent weeks most of them came from poor parts of india to work in the valley for better pay there many are worried about the repercussions of the governments decision to strip the region of its autonomy aljazeera reports from but again in indian administered kashmir. Fucked with bullets this was bad as evidence of the killing of 5 indian laborers include guards in indian administrate kashmir they were pulled out of their rented home and shot dead a few days ago. Basins by profession they were planning to go back home to invest for the winter instead just their bodies were sent back. In the last 2 weeks or so 11 on kashmiris rockers and truckers have been killed in the region Indian Officials say separatist rebels are behind the killings and many local media accuse pakistan of funding the rebels but the rebel group has thus far claimed responsibility. Afzal from the northern indian state of bihar returned to work to the ply without clean but in the region a day after the killings he was among the noncash media workers who left the rally in early august after the Indian Government revoked the regions autonomy he says the recent killings have stunned him but he has no work in bihar and no money. For the recent killing so instilled fear in the us but what can we do about it. Thats the main paying. Thousands of noncash media workers are employed as farm labor construction workers and apple transporters in indiana administered kashmir many more push me these are spread over india studying or working in february of this year early ours and i call a local revenue wanted on us media workers to leave the valley if the Indian Government stripped the region of its powers including control over its land but it isnt yet clear exactly who is behind the recent killings analysts say the attacks show an emerging division between kashmiris and meetings. But absolves employers says he has assured his workers of their safety to whatever extent he can the workers see the look. Friendly. My entire business is dependent on them because they are more skilled at this task than the kashmiris. Days before the cool dam attack 5 truckers were killed in short p. R. Also in the south of indian art minister and a rebel stronghold this is never happened before youre scared now a little while you are feeling so scared shortly after our visit police visited the factories in and asked the workers to leave for their own safety even as new delhi insists normalcy has returned for noncash media workers here the valley has become unsafe and its future uncertain archibald aljazeera but garm indian administers. Now a day after the southern philippines were struck by a powerful earthquake people are still worried about aftershocks the magnitude 6. 5 quake struck on thursday killing at least 5 people about 12000 people are staying in shelters on the island of mindanao there was another earthquake on friday off the Southern Coast but no reports of injuries or damage to the island are going to has more from north quite a battle. We are outside this chick hospital of town in north of out of province where the situation is clearly difficult the devastation of the building brought about by the series of earthquake this month has forced doctors to attend to patients right outside the hospital and theyre very difficult conditions extreme heat and basically according to doctors theres a shortage of medicine and water here stockpiles of medicine have been stuck inside the pharmacy and they have no way of getting it for now they say they need help because the situation is getting even more difficult with hourly aftershocks and more patients coming in and. Most of the patients here are old people and some of them even tell us they were not able to run fast enough when the earthquake struck many of them are being treated for minor injuries here and those with serious injuries have been brought to the city the biggest city closest to north about the province and beyond the immediate need of medical food and water patients you tell us theyre also worried about the long term impact of this earthquake many of them have lost their homes and their livelihood and theyre hoping for a promise from the government of assistance beyond just now this week also but in the coming years to come for them well moving over to the u. S. State of california and strong dry winds have eased there giving crews a chance to get on top of wildfires that have already destroyed homes and forced thousands of people to flee electricity cuts that were imposed to prevent more flare ups have now launched been reversed crank up the reports. This is what terrified residents of San Bernardino in Southern California fire. So out there. Its one of the 2 due wildfires in the area that have been cost homes and forced hundreds of people out to escape the roaring flames our neighbor over here they came back door. Here today. But they were here here. And then the Fire Department came up and he was right. My neighbor. Here. For was far far to struggles against strong wind gusts to stop the fire from spreading in San Bernardino and trooper valley by thursday morning the blaze have spread across 140 hectors of tended dry land local authorities are asking people here to stay alert i want to remind people stay vigilant you dont see the wind blow and roll hard right now at least where were but you go up on the side of the hill or up in the areas the winds are very erratic so were clear stay vigilant. In Northern California there was some good news hundreds of firefighters there were able to control 60 percent of a major blaze thats been raging since last wednesday. The came good fire is the biggest so far this season its destroyed nearly 300 homes and properties and burned thousands of hectares of land in the Sonoma County wine region. The dry santa ana winds from the desert happen blamed for spreading the wildfires across the state winds so dry that the National Weather service had to issue an extreme red flag warning in los angeles and ventura counties. Aljazeera. Now Search Engine giant google has announced its buying wearable fitness tracking company fit for 2100000000. 00 fitbit as one of the 1st sellers of tech enabled fitness track is and has already now sold more than 100000000. 00 devices the transaction is expected to be completed in 2020 pending approval u. S. Regulators have been taking a closer look at acquisitions by tech giants amid growing concerns about monopoly power. Straightly is National Carrier quantas has grounded 3 of its planes after cracks were found in their wings the airline said complex repair work is needed on its boeing 737 a next Generation Jets now other carriers worldwide have grounded the jets after finding similar cracks us federal aviation regulators have called on all airlines to check their 737 planes that have now made more than 30000 trips we are working with Civil Aviation Safety Authority of australia and boeing to get those 3 a growth back in the year it is a complex process we expect to get tight through to the end of the calendar year to get out 3 aircraft flying again hundreds of people have descended on the International Monetary Fund Building in what is aries demanding that the organization leave argentina protesters want the government to spend money tackling poverty instead of paying the countrys debts argentina is facing a deepening economic crisis and others a record of 57000000000. 00 to the i. M. F. Chile is government says the damage caused by 2 weeks of unrest has now surpassed a 1000000000. 00 to major summits to be held in santiago have now been cancelled and despise a 2 day Public Holiday the demonstrations for social reforms are continuing our latin america at andersen human reports from santiago. But 3 said the lalla nectars fernandes are locking up their Hardware Store in downtown santiago after taking out everything was saving. The. Little we had in the store but there hasnt been a single day without looting weve lost 60 percent of our income particularly we have commitments bills taxes and salaries to pay i dont know how well manage. Until 2 weeks ago chile was the envy of the region home to the socalled chilean economic miracle. But an explosion of social unrest has changed all that. While most demonstrations are peaceful who did an extremely violent groups all over the country have been burning and pillaging private and public property. That includes this emblematic Public Library that was just ransacked. Until now the vandals have respected our center but yesterday they went too far they took the books and everything. The damage so far has well surpassed a 1000000000. 00 according to the government tourism is also being devastated not just because of the cancellation of the cop 25. 00 and the apec summit which would have pumped millions of dollars into the economy in this area for example downtown shops have been burned down even a hotel seriously damaging to its reputation as that americans say 1st and home this country. Many Shopping Centers and hundreds of damage supermarkets remain shut along with Small Businesses all of which will impact jobs the situations where. The very large percentage over the because the small companies. Employ so that would reflect people so the government will have to take very serious measures. Congress has in fact passed a bill and lightning speed freezing electricity prices until the end of next year and obliging Power Companies to reverse a 10 percent tariff hike that went into effect this month. It wont be enough to appease the widespread demands for profound social and Economic Reforms but too many its proved that their politicians will only listen when they are under extreme pressure. To see an human scent. While still ahead in sports ill tell you why train is a novice for their safety ahead of the cup. Will. You go out. To a. The bar to a. Few and. The because. The arab. World. The because. The arab. Alex. Were. On now its time for sports so roll some action in the rugby then absolutely yeah very very exciting in japan states are a rugby world champions and have signed off at this years world cup on a high are winning the playoff against while the all blacks belted in dominant fashion with loosehead prop George Moodie charging the best part of 25 leagues is the cross the laws for the opening for all of the match. A pair of ben smith tries in the 10 minutes before half time ensured the kiwis were in no danger of losing this one they would run in 6 tries entire it all in the 40. 17 when using steve hansen bows out as that his wild counterpart warren got. By this jersey you know it does mean a lot you know its been kind of off for a long time and its just you know for me its. You know it dictates if youre trying to even end up in a place in this town thats one time variance and you dont know. When the main event the World Cup Final takes place on saturday is england take on south africa not the diverse make up of both teams there is in stark contrast to the sports white upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks will go into a World Cup Final with a black captain in their hopes that a win for him for that same could inspire people from across the african continent to take up the sport reports from yokohama believe it its 24 years since south africas highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the countrys history but now a team of players born in the early days of Nelson Mandelas rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 995 was not a false dawn as they prepared for saturday spinal against england. Mandelas presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francoise. Uniting a deeply racially divided country behind that team even so the squad was all white apart from wing at Chester Williams who died just 2 weeks before world cup 2019 began in japan last month. Now the teams 1st ever black captain c. Achilles is leading a lineup studded with stars from the rural areas and the townships coach rossi rasmussen achieving a step up in performance alongside the transformation of the squads racial balance of the group to see the. Good. Guys you know that are really. Exhilarating. Deserving of the places in the squad so i think he was really honest. With you to get the balance grit and unity in that really represents our country and i think you know we have achieved that a South African win on saturday could have ripple effects beyond its borders african rugby leaders believe the sight of a black african lifting the world cup would give the rest of the continent a sporting icon its been looking for you dont think you need to get in africa despite all the talent we have theres not the same opportunity we have a 1000000 players its a big number but it can triple quadruple theres no limit and victory for the South African team representing africa can help attract that with youth towards this ideal of being the best in the world blocking the way in yokohama will be a formidable england team whose own diversity has also been an advantage players of nigerian and Pacific Island heritage among others making a traditional rugby powerhouse Even Stronger englands performances so far make them favorites to repeat that world cup triumph of 10003 and avenge their defeat to the springboks in the final 4 years later but with south africa struggling both a traditional rugby territory and a potentially huge new on victory for them here could mean lifting a continent as well as a cup pole race aljazeera yokohama. All right 1st practice for sundays American Girl bridge just about to get underway in austin where the head of that race f one have announced brand new rules and a revolutionary new college designed for the 2021 season in an effort to make the sport more competitive in the regulations followed 2 years of negotiations between the teams f one and the sports governing body the f a i think a very well thought through thing is a turning point in form. And one that were all massively committed to but it wont be a smooth road nobody things and challenges will have in the future produce an absolutely essential. From one or some of the new rules into the 175000000. 00 a year cost cap for each team and fun of also unveiled a new car design which they say looks better statically or will allow for more close more Competitive Racing race weekends will be made shorter from 4 days which in turn will free up time in the calendar for more grand prix which could now be increased to 25. 00 per season englands matthew leads the likes of rory mcilroy and adam scott at the halfway mark of the w. B. C. Event in shanghai fitzpatrick but each of his last 2 holes on friday to put him out of 11 under par for the told him it was one play over mcelroy who will see the highest ranked player at this particular tournament interestingly the top plate on the leaderboard all hail from 8 different countries. The host i see now some foreign is rather uneasy ahead of the breeders cup at the troubled Santa Anita Park 36 horses have died at the Southern California venue since the season since the season started last december the tracks Safety Record has improved since a band was implemented on medications used on race day its a mask horse injuries a Record Number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race. Major league baseballs champions are back home in the u. S. Capital the Washington Nationals were saluted good water cannon arriving late less than a day after winning the world series they did the Houston Astros 62 in game 7 its the 1st time a team has won all 4 away games in the series and it is the 1st harder for the nats in their franchise history in the n. B. A. The new Orleans Pelicans and their 1st win of the season against the Denver Nuggets nuggets just couldnt guard against the telecoms top scorers to hill for Brandon Ingrams ingram scored at least 22. 00 points in each of his 1st 5 games for new orleans after coming over from the lakers republicans winning this 113231 i said. And that is all the sport for now ill have more later thanks very much. Thats it for me. But ill be back in just a couple minutes with more needs. I dont deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide oh i disagree with that thought this sounds like you blaming the public the country for the absentee ballot there naming anybody these people well trained as much a part of the Islamic State machine as we have been very and the inspiration of populism search feature join me many awesome as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on aljazeera. Investigative journalism. Global experts in discussion 3 times you put a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst does not it was bretts of us who want to have stories from other angles. Open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today you have to rethink pretty much everything thank you for talking to aljazeera that both programs to inspire you on aljazeera the 1st time glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake tears fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a federal White House Correspondent what do you base your lax on the sales are down the press is not after truck after the were not the enemy of the people we are the people the usa the current Battle Ground truth is that anyway. Turkey sends more tanks to its southern border as it begins joint patrols with russia and northeast syria. Again i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up thousands of antigovernment protesters and launch to pakistans capital demanding Prime Minister imran khans resignation. Lebanese banks reopen for the 1st time in 2 weeks but customers are facing restrictions on transfers abroad cuts. Decades old trees falling in sierra leone as its cast the cash strapped to government tries to replace the lost mining revenue. Now turkish and Russian Troops have started joint patrols in north east and syria and follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish y p g fighters from that area now the socalled safe soren that wants to create runs along the turkish Syrian Border and extends about sassy kilometers into the syrian side the russian and texas joint patrols will run about 10 kilometers deep along the border from jobless to maliki has a has more from shannon before shannon from near the border. The joint patrols is a delicate task for turkey and russia because thats when they will establish whether or not the s. T. R. Fighters particularly the white b. G. Pulled out from the safe zone russia has been insisting the 34000 fighters all pulled out from those areas turkey says that it has intelligence them some of those fighter have not were treated and therefore the only way for them to establish whether that has happened is through the joint patrols but theres a problem when the i see a fighters were pulling out to strike a deal with the Syrian Government paving the way for the syrian army to take over many areas in the northern part of the country now when turkey moves towards this area and start setting up observation posts the potential for friction between the syrian army and the syria turkey is there and that could pave the way to a full blown mr confrontation and this and this explains why the russians are really willing to try to step in each time to prevent such confrontations these military delegation from russia here in turkey trying to negotiate and pin down all the details of the modalities of the of the joint patrols which are going to cover the huge area of us watches from. From tel aviv all with the way to mend bits tell if at any and all the way east towards old ask us of i mislead them and maliki on the border with iraq. Now after the withdrawal of u. S. Troops from Northern Syria last month russia filled the void and found up its position as a power broker in the region but analysts stress russia may not know what their end game is in the middle east step us and reports from the video that you know. This was the moment Russian Troops and to the hastily bandaged u. S. Military base in membership in the north east of syria defeat deal was shared on social media in russia as a moment of victory it was shot by embattled russian war correspondent all in on october 15th and titled remember is our us all week later president Vladimir Putin stepped up as a peacemaker and signed a 10 point memorandum with turkish president red chip Tayyip Erdogan on that agreement put russian and Syrian Forces in control of border areas and pushed goodish fighters out as long as putin can succeed expand his influence and his role here will continue to do that i have to say im generally not a fan certainly not a fan of domestic politics. But we have to give him his due he is succeeded quite a lot and i think he is given to even by those people who strongly dislike him globally. But while puttin success in syria was discussed on russias state channel its known for progovernment coverage it did not get the same conference as the war in ukraine or russias annexation of crimea 5 years ago recent polls suggest that most russians are a lot less interested in Russias Foreign Affairs compared to 5 years ago during the height of the conflict with ukraine also indicated that the number of people who cross state television really hard since then so while put and so excess in the middle east might not have much impact on his Approval Ratings at home could help him abroad. But analysts warn to turn this when into a real victory in syria a lot more needs to happen what russia needs the moment russia needs exit strategy from syria. It will translate military. Political gain so far we have not seen that thats why it is not fair to say that russia has achieved all the goals and the game is not over with joint russian and turkish patrols now underway it remains to be seen whether the 2 countries will be able to prevent further escalation in northeast syria but is still no solution for the situation around and peace depends on the fragile relationship between turkey and russia step fasten aljazeera moscow. Now thousands of people who say theyre fed up with pakistans government have been demonstrating in the capital a convoy dominated by supporters of a conservative Opposition Party entered as an event on saturday demanding Prime Minister iran can resign the group left on sunday picking up support says as they stopped in several cities along the way a sum of inch of it is in islamabad tens of thousands of people from across pakistan have gathered in the frederick capital which is being called the largest show force in recent years these are people who belong to old Political Parties who are in the opposition most of them belong to a lot of other amongst follows whove been coming here from all corners of the country they say that they will stay here for the next 3 days until the Prime Minister resigns 6th strict security arrangements have been made in the Federal Capital the red zone is being sealed containers all over the Federal Capital and are blocking roads and access ways and people have been telling us but despite all of these all of these blockades they will march to words the dreaded happen the word the seat of power if their leader asks them to so far for the room on the credit who leading this protest called the march of free to march wants the government to resign he says he will not budge unless he gets the resignation the weve heard from the government saying that this is out of the question the interior minister saying that he will facilitate all protests as long as they remain peaceful and do not disrupt the peace of the City Security officials here in this march have been telling us for about 18 kilometers this is hundreds and thousands of people who according to organizers are gathered here and then continued to stare for the next 3 days and wait for the orders from their leader whether he wants them to march towards the seat of capital the president column of which have been blocked not just by containers but a large contingent of Security Officials as well. Now the speaker of the u. S. House of representatives nancy pelosi says the impeachment case against president all trumped must be ironclad after weeks of hearings behind closed doors the impeachment process is now moving into a new public phase the house which is controlled by tribes rivals the democrats voted to advance and formalize the investigation a phone call between trump and the ukrainian president voting as selenski is at the center of the inquiry trumps accused of withholding military aid to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival biden now if the house ultimately votes to pursue impeachment the trial would happen in the Republican Controlled Senate removal from office would require a 2 sets majority vote among senators so hopefully as we go forward with this the clarity of purpose a clarity of procedure a clarity of fact a clarity of troops to bout the truth its about the constitution we will do so in a way that brings people together that is healing rather than dividing they are trying to impeach the president of the United States less than 13 months before an election based on anonymous will still blow works with no firsthand knowledge who has a bias against the president its reported that the whistleblower worked with Vice President biden and on it goes the American People see this for what it is because the American People are fair people they are just people they are people with common sense and they will not tolerate this whole committee has outside the white house for a Search Committee i believe we have been hearing more from nancy pelosi. Yeah well what were hearing from the speaker is essentially what Many Americans were wondering ok so you voted to begin and make this a public impeachment process but what does that look like so nancy pelosi laying out the timeline for the American Public and lawmakers on how things will move forward in other words this means now that there will be a public impeachment inquiry or hearing and that this is something that could happen she says starting this month november and we know that this could potentially wrap up some time before the american thanksgiving holiday in about 3 weeks time but then there needs to be that all important vote in the house of representatives of whether to impeach donald trump and that would take place were hearing from the speaker of the house nancy pelosi sometime before the Christmas Holiday or the 3rd week of december so what you can see from all of this is a very tight timeline a desire to move things ahead very quickly on the part of the democrats and as you say things moving pretty quickly that anything out of the white house today. Well given the tight timeline there is a need to make the case in the court of Public Opinion because right now most polls show that americans are sharply divided over whether or not this president should be number one impeached number 2 removed from office particularly on the issue of removing from office it does seem that there are slightly more americans that dont want to see that why because theyre concerned about Kitchen Table issues the economy jobs wages so donald trump has been making the case over twitter as he often does this day being no exception that the stock market a strong jobs have been added and also say that the public is watching it see for themselves just how unfair this process is hes called the democrats corrupt accusing them of trying to take down the Republican Party also pointing the finger at republic or rather representative adam schiff who is chair of the House Intelligence Committee who has been overseeing this impeachment inquiry so the u. S. President fighting back very hard making the case not only that hes done nothing wrong but also using a potential scare tactic if you will sending the message to ordinary americans that if he is removed from office it could have an Economic Impact and im sure were hearing plenty more from him in the coming days thank you for that update candy how because at the white house. Among the stories ahead and populist nigel farage delivers an election ultimatum to british Prime Minister barak johnson. Also a hunt for madras in colombia we follow the fight to bring killers of Indigenous Leaders to justice. Hello again its good to have you back we have seen plenty rain here crossed