Department of justice. In an Ongoing Investigation with our department ofjustice. Typically, what you just described as a quick the latest in the dramatic twists pio what you just described as a quick pro quo. That is finding will not and turns around turkeys invasion of north east syria. Flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happens as well . We do that all the time with a senior kurdish commander has now said his forces will accept foreign policy. The idea that vital the 5 day suspension of fighting announced by turkey, in some parts of the border region. Military assistance would be withheld for such a patently after talks with the us political reason, for the reason of Vice President , turkey says it will pause its advance to allow serving the president s re election Kurdish Forces to retreat from a 20 mile zone on the syrian side of the border. There are reports of campaign, isa new clashes already. Serving the president s re election campaign, is a phenomenal breach of the president s duty to defend our our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from ankara. National security and a hope that the meeting did not start well, every member democrat and republican dark stares, cold handshakes. Will speak out and condemn this the United States and turkey are supposed to be allies but it didnt look like that. Illicit action by the president and his chief of staff. Mick mulvaney after more than five hours of talks, Vice President mike pence emerged backed by the us secretary of state has since said he did not say what he said. With a hint of a smile. Peter has also been giving us reaction to the white house announcement that one of donad trumps golf resorts today, the United States and turkey will host the g7 summit nextjune. Have agreed to a ceasefire in syria. This is the doral resort, which is but the war in syria has a way in florida. It has been long been of wrecking ceasefires. Rumoured to be a possible venue for the war has morphed into another the g7 next year. It has been shape these last ten days or so. Confirmed, in fact, the News Conference we confirmed, in fact, the news c0 nfe re nce we we re confirmed, in fact, the News Conference we were just talking about, that was the main subject for a generation of syrians has grown up discussion. And it raised a lot of amongst casualties and death. If this agreement holds eyebrows, because this is a trump family resort. This is owned by it is only limited in scope. Donald trump and his family. It is pa rt donald trump and his family. It is part of his international empire, if the turks, who will pause you like. So a lot of people the operation for 120 hours, insist they were not questioning is the president going intimidated by trumps threats. Instead, they say, the deal to benefit from this financially. We are told by the white house that the delivers what they want. This is not a ceasefire, white house will in fact be said the foreign minister, providing the facility at cost. That we are taking a break there wont be a profit motive. And so the terrorists can leave the security zone. It was simply chosen because of the the americans will also destroy geography of the place. The security their heavy weapons and positions. Considerations. There are separate buildings, one for each individual Something Like 300,000 civilians, country. Clearly, though, democrats mostly kurds, have been displaced have jumped on this by the fighting, and their leader country. Clearly, though, democrats havejumped on this issue is one has said his side will which they say sends an extremely accept the agreement. Bad message internationally about it is too soon for these families the motives of President Trump. To go home but it might also be too soon for kurdish fighters peter bowes for us there. A Royal Air Force plane carrying the duke to want to put down their weapons. And duchess of cambridge was forced to abort lending in islamabad. They many blame President Trump for creating the crisis. But he sees proof of what he sees told reporters they were fine. Johnny dymond followed them. At an as his strategic brilliance. Orphanage in lahore, some public words from a normally reticent President Trump and his critics will go on arguing about his responsibility for the crisis but what is certain is that the events of the last ten duchess. Well, that went 0k. Her days or so have permanently changed the strategic map of syria. Words of banks in urdu done, she praised pakistans focus on family, that will have consequences for the way the war eventually ends and for what happens broader, she said, theyjust blood to syrian civilians. The fighting was supposed to stop just before dusk but it is unlikely relations. There is not simply a to go easily from here. Term that describes the relationship between blood relatives, instead it describes the special bonds we share jeremy bowen, bbc news, ankara. With all those who make us feel safe and supported. So this is a real live now to washington, dc and to the Kurdish Affairs analyst mutlu civiroglu. Novelty. The duke picked up the good to talk to you and thank you batham was not so bad at it. Just for your time. I know you go to the look at this. The duchess is having region a lighter you were there last a go. And so far on the receiving of month. We have been reporting that a some pretty soft bowling, is doing all right. William watt wants to senior kurdish commander has accepted this pause in the fighting. What does that mean on the ground . Leave his own legacy, but greeting people at a lahore hospital today, there was no avoiding his mothers the commander in chief participated ina the commander in chief participated in a live tv show this evening and footsteps. Diana came twice to this Cancer Research hospital in the declared they will abide by the ceasefire. He indicated that the 19905, Cancer Research hospital in the 1990s, raising money for its work. And there was time today to visit some of the children playing doctors, of course, and making sure ceasefire. He indicated that the that everyone felt a princess with ceasefire between, between the two their trr. Active zone, but he did not mention the world renowned cuban ballet dancer Alicia Alonso has died in havana at the age of 98. Accepting the withdrawal which was in the 1930s, she worked one of the main components of the in the United States in musicals agreement. So yes to a ceasefire and before joining the american ballet theatre in 1940. But she never broke ties with cuba and in 19118 founded a Ballet Company then they said they would do their which after the revolution in 1959 best to make this successful. But he became the Cuban National ballet. Alonso was recognised the world over for the stylized beauty of her choreography said they will not accept any democratic changes to the region. And dance artistry. They want the people of the region since taking office, to be able to return to their homes. Donald trump has called for america to return to the moon and turkey effectively wants to and then aim for mars. Occu py and turkey effectively wants to occupy that is owned by the border. Getting there is hard enough, but what do you do once you arrive . What expect to happen immediately well, the Space Agency Nasa has been looking at some possible and in the medium term . We report albeit unusual living arrangements. As the bbcs tim allman reports. Clashes on the ground still and thousands of people have been displaced. Where do they go . That is a great question. Ive been asking at first glance, this looks a bit like a at first glance, this looks a bit likea big, the same question to the people in at first glance, this looks a bit like a big, bouncy castle that has fallen over. But it might, just Northern Syria and that is why they might be the solution to living are frustrated and furious because among the stars. Its called expandable architecture, and inflata ble expandable architecture, and inflatable habitat that could be even after mike pence s used for a possible orbiting lunar announcement, i spoke to different people to get their reaction and they were very upset and space station or as a potential home for astronauts staying on the disappointed because they said they we re disappointed because they said they were from this region. They did not surface of the moon or even mars. Come from anywhere else. Where do and the whole point is to define they want them to go . There is what we like and dont like about nowhere to go, they are from that these different habitat. And, from place. So because these are that, we will aggregate all the data and come up with recommendations and traditional kurdish areas and the majority of the people are kurds, even requirements for what we actually want to go to flight with. And it is not logical, it is not its one that thats one small realistic and it is not doable. For step the man, one giant leap for mankind. When neilarmstrong and buzz aldrin first set put on in 50 yea rs buzz aldrin first set put on in 50 what seems is a desire to find a years ago it was only the briefest of visits. They were there a matter solution but in my view, and in the of visits. They were there a matter of hours, rather than days, weeks, 01 of hours, rather than days, weeks, or months. They travelled in cramped view of many people, it will cause conditions, effectively in a small metal box. Thank you, mr president. Bigger problems because you cannot solve a refugee problem by making this is the sort of living new refugees and displacing people from their homes. So it is a serious environment modern astronauts could expect. Its not exactly spacious, but its positively roomy compared with what came before. Potentially, humanitarian problem which requires we think that for the rest of this further deliberation these people century this, the expandable have no way to go they are the local people of region. And i work with architecture is, is where it is out, not in the aluminium cans. This is a mockup of what a potential lunar space station might look at like. Construction is due to begin collea g u es people of region. And i work with colleagues who say there have never sometime in the next decade. Another been a threat from that region to giant leap could be just around the turkey. They live together in corner. Tim allman, bbc news. Harmony because they are a gender there is more for you on all the news anytime on the bbc website. And you can get in touch with me equal society, women leave the and most of the team on Twitter Society and they have never threatened turkey. There is so much to discuss here and it sounds like we will be talking again but for the moment i must leave it. Thank you indeed. Hello. Lets get some of given that weve seen so much the days other news. Venezuela has won a seat in the way of rain and some pretty on the United Nations human rights hefty showers over the past few days, in many parts council, despite widespread criticism of its human rights of the british isles, record. Nicolas maduros government called youve probably forgotten theres it an important achievement. Anotherface to be had of autumn. Its the quieter, still, misty, at least 50 countries no longer recognise him sort of chilly starts to the days, as venezuelas legitimate leader. And if thats the thing youve been hankering after, that ridge of High Pressure streets across lebanon have been will eventually topple its way filled by protestors demonstrating towards the british isles, but youre going to have against the governments management of an economic crisis. To wait until monday. Theyve been the biggest no doubt about it, in the short term its been this protests in yea rs. In the last few Minutes Police the odd bit of blue sky and some pretty hefty showers, in the capital beirut have used tear all thanks to a big area, gas against the crowds. Not of a ridge of High Pressure but quite the opposite, in meteorological terms, people across the us have been a big area of low pressure paying tribute to the veteran and its still the boss congressman and civil rights as we work our way through friday. Leader elijah cummings, who has died aged 68. Some pretty heavy overnight rain quitting the scene from the south east but lingering he represented maryland and chaired for a good part of the day the powerful congressional oversight through the north east of england, committee he was a key leader perhaps into the south eastern quarter of scotland. In the investigations following on behind, into President Trump, something a little bit quieter and drier for a time. Clashing with him many times. Showers predominantly House Speaker nancy pelosi said there across western and Southern Congress would miss his wisdom, parts and gradually some of them percolating away through the course warm friendship and great humanity. Of the day further towards the east. Friday into saturday, the same area of low pressure and on the southern flank we may having secured a brexit deal have another area of cloud and rain with european leaders the british Prime Minister now has just skipping in from the near continent to get the more difficult task of securing into the very far south east. The backing of the uk parliament. Some areas will stay that wee bit drier, we suspect, but this banner of cloud will drag some rain across the eastern side of scotland into the north east he has urged mps to vote of england yet again, for the agreement at a special and elsewhere, there will be a peppering of showers. Sitting of parliament on saturday. Temperatures about 10 15 but itsby no means straight forward at the very best. Partly because of his acceptance and that temperature profile will be tempered across northern western of customs checks on goods entering parts given the strength Northern Ireland from elsewhere of the northerly wind. In the uk. On sunday, we see the same banner that has alienated one of his key of cloud and rain slowly backers, the democratic unionists. Easing its way down into the north 0ur Political EditorLaura Kuennsberg reports of england, leaving behind cold, from brussels. Bright conditions for the greater part of scotland at speed, tucked under his arm and Northern Ireland in the red folder, perhaps the way in a straight northerly wind, so not overly warm. Borisjohnson can take us out and even in the south, youll have lost two or three of the eu in a matter of weeks. Degrees, but sunday, a somewhat drier and brighter day this is a great deal away from that little occluded front for our country, for the uk. In the Scottish Borders in the north east of england, i also believe it is a good deal and we start the new week with that for ourfriends in the eu. Quieter look at autumn and what it means is that we in with the mist, the chilly start, some cold nights to come the uk can come out of the eu at least for a few days. There will be somewhat drier as one united kingdom. Conditions to be had it hasnt always been an easy across the greater part experience for the uk. Of the british isles. Watch out for mist and fog first now is the moment for our parliamentarians to come together thing, that could be a bit and get this thing done. Of an issue, but once the day gets going, a lot of dry weather, very little in the way of blue to speak of, maybe just one or two showers through the irish sea, and on the cool side despite the presence of the sunshine. Why are you confident this can get through parliament when it doesnt seem to be the case at home, and what on earth will you do if it tuesday still dry for the most part falls on saturday . There is, as i say, a very good case for mps across the house of commons but you can see yourself to express the democratic will of the people, waiting in the wings, as weve pledged many times to do, and to get brexit done. More wet and windy weather. Easier said than done. Given that weve seen so much in the way of rain and some pretty this afternoon, it looked hefty showers over the past like he couldnt believe it. How are you feeling, gentlemen . Few days, in many parts several days after the talks got going. Not only 100 days into borisjohnsons time in office of the british isles, youve probably forgotten theres anotherface to be had of autumn. And part one of his biggest job is complete. We have a deal. Words borisjohnson might not have thought he would hear. But part two is next. Many mps will deplore the deal, and its not totally different to the one agreed by the former Prime Minister, theresa may, who used to walk this red carpet. But eu leaders did finally accept that the backstop, the Controversial Border guarantee for Northern Ireland, had to go. There was enough political will in the end, so there was a way. As things stand, we have a Draft Agreement between the eu on the one hand and the British Government on the other, and also creates a unique solution for Northern Ireland, recognising the unique history and geography of Northern Ireland, one that ensures there is no hard border. But the numbers are achingly tight in parliament. It falls on saturday, what then . Iam not i am not in charge of the parliament. That is the job of boris. I hope it will pass. Im convinced it will. It has to. But if this is bbc news, the headlines after talks with the us it doesnt . Then there will be no Vice President , turkey says it will pause its advance to allow delay. No delay . Kurdish forces to retreat from a 20 mile zone on the syrian no delay, even if the deal falls . Side of the border. Not if the opposition has anything to do with it. Now a kurdish commander we believe the deal is heading says his forces will also accept britain in a deregulated the 5 day suspension. Society and sell off of National Assets to american corporations, having secured a brexit deal so as it stands, we with european leaders cant support the deal and will oppose it in parliament. The british Prime Minister now has the more difficult task of securing the backing of the uk parliament. He has urged mps to vote for the agreement at a special sitting of parliament on saturday. Donald trumps acting chief of staff mps who fear the consequences of the deal are talking, Mick Mulvaney has acknowledged that plotting perhaps to block it. Not least borisjohnsons supposed unionist allies. In order to avoid trying to get military aid to ukraine was held up partly to put pressure an extension he has been too eager on the ukrainians to investigate by far to get a deal at any cost. Donald trumps political opponents, the democrats. The president s dealings and the fact of the matter with ukraine are the focus is if he held his nerve of a congressional and held out, he would have got impeachment inquiry. Better concessions that kept the integrity both economic and constitutional of the united kingdom. If the deal does not pass through parliament is this as far as the eu was prepared to go . Is this finally now on bbc news the final deal . Visibly not something they want to contemplate. Dont ask a question that does not arise the negotiator said. It is a hypothesis. But one that may soon be true. Not what borisjohnson or his apparent new friends want to think about tonight. They may all want to enjoy this while it lasts. Protests have continued for a fourth day in barcelona after senior separatist leaders were given lengthy prison sentences for their part in the 2017 independence movement. Trade unions have called for a general strike on friday. Catalans are divided on the issue of independence, but those who want it say they are not giving up their fight stay with us on bbc news, still to come immortal cubas president leads tributes to ballerina protests have continued for a fourth day in barcelona parts of San Francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. In the 19 years since he was last here, hes gone from being a little known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. It was a 20 pound bomb, which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. This government will not weaken. Democracy will prevail. It fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. This catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. And then, bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. Welcome back. Good to have you with us. This is bbc news. The latest headlines the us Vice President says turkeys offensive in Northern Syria will be paused after a high stakes meeting in ankara. The eu and the uk have agreed a new brexit deal. The british Prime Minister now needs to win support in parliament. Officials in mexico say a son ofjailed drug lord el chapo has been arrested. The detention of 0vidio guzman lopez led to a fierce street battle in the city of culiacan between masked gunmen and security forces. 0vidio is believed to have become influential in the Sinaloa Cartel after the arrest of his father in 2016, who is serving a life prison sentence in the United States. Will grant is our latin america correspondent in mexico city. Tell us more. Well, it seems like it was an extremely violent and very. That is this state capital, where this gunfight went on. What appears to have been the gunman of the cartel trying to get one of their leaders back after he was arrested, as you said in your introduction, the eldest son of el chapo. Yes, mobile phone footage has emerged of extremely well armed gunmen driving onjeeps with mounted machine guns and clashing with the military and police. It was a huge operation and seemed to go on for some time. People, unfortunately, are used to itsines of extreme violence there, but this was really something are used to things. Yes. That really stood out. To put it into context as well, while all of this was going on it seems that to so fear and confusion the Cartel Members also mounted a prison break. The absolute mayhem, complete chaos on the streets of the state capital. That state is used to drug violence, you are right. It is the hub of the Sinaloa Cartel. But Something Like this is very rare. Something on this scale. And if it turns out to be confirmed that this man has been arrested, obviously the authorities will be pleased with that, but at what cost . Questions arise about exactly what is the strategy here . Are they going after kingpins, who are the people caught in the middle, and so on . Just briefly, if you can, help us with the background here, particularly about his father. Yes, exactly. Particularly about his father. Yes, exa ctly. A ny particularly about his father. Yes, exactly. Any time there is a situation that involves on some level el chapos it will make headlines. He was sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years in the us for his role in bringing in tons and tons of cocaine into united over many, tons of cocaine into united over any tons of cocaine into united over many, many years and now it appears 00 17 54,921 4294966103 13 29,430 his son has been picked up as well