Know that the dialogue itself has started there was a brief speech by kerry lamb before she started to entertain questions from these 250 Home Congress who are inside and speaking with her the very 1st question was about internal independence i should say independent investigation of the Police Actions over the 16 plus weeks of protests at one of those 5 demands that you hear the protesters chanting quite a lot that they want to happen that was the very 1st question that shes addressing to be addressing a lot of questions she has about 2 hours to go with those 150 people inside and many more outside here chanting in protest and give your thank you very much scott heidi and hong kong for us. And still ahead tonight there are. 0. Under pressure to resign britains Prime Minister challenges the opposition to get reforms. And the community under fire in south africa why soldiers will be fighting Gang Violence for months to come. Hello if youre living or going to accuse you might think will it ever end im sick of the rain yes its nothing there now is a streak of caterpillar another one down there thats the thunder storm by the way but typically in the next day or so i think were from the rain once again gathering from further south hitting maybe touching south korea now this place has been waterlogged virtually for the whole of the summer every time theres more right theres always a potential bit of flooding and its there for a couple of days for the ever to was home sure maybe catching the south of south korea otherwise its warm and sunny and thats true back in beijing at 31 degrees still quite high for this time of year the rest of china is still effectively dry were waiting for the northeast monsoon to be dominant and it certainly looks like it wants to be a little mushier with neverland of course theres not much tired either and therefore not much rain what was there in sichuan might recurs because we havent yet seen the back of the monsoon rains over india but we are seeing the rains generally going sacks so the full cost will still give you a rain of some sort probably sundry in vietnam cambodia and thailand but increasingly of the island of borneo is edging sasa back as far as sumatra hasnt yet reached much is left of indonesia and the sulawesi could be wet. Some just. Obvious rallied to the cause. But were all complicit in creating wild of terror and oppression. Now living in fear and denial they reveal their motivations and the shocking truths from the inside. Witness the women advice down. To 0. Hello again youre watching our desire and his reminder for top stories this hour the u. S. Intelligence chief is due to testify before politicians about a whistleblower case thats led to calls for impeachment President Trump has been criticized for asking is ukrainian counterpart to investigate his political rival joe biden. Chief executive is holding her 1st Community Dialogue session he is meeting 150 citizens but outside the venue there been protests accusing the chief executive of not meeting the demonstrators demands. And france is mourning the death of the former president Jacques Chirac his son in law says the 86 year old died peacefully surrounded by his family the veteran politician was a long time mayor of paris Prime Minister twice and president for 12 years. For more now on the day the former president Jacques Chirac here holds key is a veteran journalist and commentator and joins us from paris great to have you on the program. As we said there was quite hard to pin down particularly in his ideology because it was so flexible but what do you think he did achieve if anything for france. Its a very complex legacy that is living because he didnt reform from us and a lot of people have been criticizing him for. A long period of stalemate in reforms but on the other side he was very careful to keep the cohesion of the nation and he was very. Is certainly remembered for someone who was very attached to keeping social classes and different groups of people within the nation together and thats certainly something that. People remember now with a lot of the stranger because the country has gone through a lot of divide since then now you personally had an experience with Jacques Chirac and which highlighted his personality and its very some would say affable and others would sometimes say almost aggressive personality can you tell us about that. Yes it was the 1st big diplomatic trip that he started doing in 1906 after being elected president and he was it was a middle east tour that started in jerusalem and we were walking in the old city of jerusalem with the french delegation and the security was so tight that it prevented the president to shake hands with any palestinian and he prevented the press from being in contact with the delegation so there was a lot of friction and at one stage she had made an outburst which remain quite famous because it was filmed and he said what do you want you would you want me to go back to my plane and to go back to frost this is a provocation and that made him immediately a hero in the whole arab world in the Palestinian Community because no one had spoken that way to Israeli Police and israeli me Israeli Border guards that were maintaining this very tight security and after that we traveled to. We traveled to a man to cairo to damascus and beirut was a big tour and everywhere people had seen the images and she was like an immediate hero he was very spontaneous where he made this outburst but that was really personality that he he felt this was not right this was he was not being treated. In the hardest way by the israelis who didnt like his socalled pro our policies. Certainly a testament to his really Big Personality but towards the end he was facing a conviction for corruption and there are other issues of leadership that were being questioned do you think that will cast a shadow on his legacy. I dont think so you know like belongs to. Politicians generation where. Money for the party or for their leader was the boundaries were not always that clear particularly during the years when he was the mayor of paris he had the wrong that was probably the longest period in his political career was when he was mayor of paris paris is a big city with a huge budget and he was using paris as a springboard for his national and visions and so money was. Really flowing in different ways and not always very carefully he was condemned for that and. Who was his chief of staff in the paris been a simple council was also condemn and so there is this power few more corruption in during that period but i dont think thats what people will remember now people will remember both the kind of father figure in the country and some of his Foreign Policy initiatives like refusing to join the u. S. In the iraq war in 2003 which i think people have been very thankful for for a long time and particularly when we saw what happened in the u. K. With tony blair accepting to join the u. S. Thank you very much pierre haski great to get your thoughts thank you. British Prime MinisterBoris Johnson is facing backlash against a language he used about opponents to Plan Parliament is meeting for the 2nd day after it was called back from suspension on tuesday the Supreme Court ruled the probation unlawful meanwhile the lead negotiator Michael Michael barney says the block is still waiting for new plans from the u. K. Johnson Spokesman Says sprigs it minister Stephen Barclay will go to brussels on friday for talks for more on the fallout scenes in parliament on wednesday we cannot cross to westminster with sonia. A little if anything has changed at this moment apart from the scenes in the house of commons this morning already some tones that were considering exactly some of the language that was used and the anger that we see many senior members of parliament seem to have seen anything like it in their careers as well certainly something that was underlined by the speaker of the house john. Eve tones members of Parliament Members of johnsons own own cabinet were reflecting on this this morning with a sort of cry out for more mild language to be used from certain from one of his supporters jacob who is a very avid bricks with all of this going on in the background there are 2. Versions of business occurring there one of them is on the toxicity of the political culture in parliament thats been put in by labor m. P. Jess phillips and also a 2nd one on the issue of democracy. In britain to be discussed later on in the day also another thing thats going to be considered as well is where the conservative party whether the government will be able to be able to approve a number. But few days off from parliament so they can have their own tory conference later on in the month whether that will be approved by the rest of parliament is yet to be seen of course not many people perhaps in Parliament Willing to support or pass anything from Boris Johnson given his conduct on choose day evening. The interim government is building the 1st mass Detention Center for people in the northeastern states. Who are deemed to be Illegal Immigrants nearly 2000000. 00 people and many of the muslim were left off the Governments National registry of citizens which was published last month or that. Has this report. Its a Detention Camp in the making aimed at housing some of the 1900000 people considered Illegal Immigrants in india about 450 laborers working on its Construction Since december. Among them. Who might very well end up living here once its completed. Very warded because my name didnt come up in the final list of the National Registry of citizens my family is on the list i am not even if i submitted all the paperwork i dont know what will happen next i walk here during the day and think about my future at night. The new material Detention Center is in the state of assam in northeast india near the border with bangladesh is being built after an anti Migration Campaign targeted the big galley speaking residents of the state the government carried out a census of 33000000 people to determine who had the Indian Nationality by birth out of those nearly 2000000 hindus and muslims were not included in the National Registry of citizens they are considered foreigners even though hindus were publicly assured theyd be granted citizenship even if they werent of Indian Origin that leaves the muslims out they have 120. 00 days to appeal to foreigners tribunal critics say the campaign was ultimately aimed at muslims. He will face a lot of problems because members of the tribunal are known for not being impartial and there is favoritism in their promotion an appointment depends on the number of people they declare as foreigners i know this from past experience. Mom has not been declared a foreigner yet but fears its imminent shes also the only member of her family refused indian citizenship. I gave them all the documents but im scared now i want to stay with my husband and children approaching a court will require money and resources and we dont have any. Its a problem facing men born in poverty and like members surviving on daily earnings now also facing a future of shattered families and detention if not exile for the family elders or. Egyptian Rights Groups say Security Forces have arrested nearly 2000 people since antigovernment protests began last Week Amnesty International is calling on World Leaders attending the Un General Assembly to confront egypts president of the father of more protests are planned in egypt for friday. The serve South African armies been ordered to stay in a suburb of cape town plagued by Gang Violence for 6 months but people say the military reinforcements have done little to curb crime from either miller has more on the story. Rival gangs that are a common occurrence on the cape flats we people say theyre terrorized by gangs dealing drugs the video recorded by People Living in a block of flats the shots rang out and they ran over. This is wait 2 weeks ago 3 children and a 19 year old suspected gang members were shot and killed at point blank range in iran look at them from the Elsies River Community policing forum shows us where gunman entered a shack killing almost everyone in it when they came in they shot the young girl teen years or. In the face. Cutie an 18 Year Old Girl you know and the 2 moms in with were shot at then. They rolled off the beat and one of them actually played the. Elses river is plagued by violence much of it linked to gangs selling drugs their fight for control often escalates into gun battles leaving communities in the firing line the was no reason for them to kill the toolroom and it was clearly as a message of change and this whole community but mostly to that this is what they capable government statistics say the number of murders on the cape flats of almost doubled to 90 this year thats despite the army being sent in the military says soldiers were sent to the cape flats to create a safe environment so police could do their job but people who live here say they only see soldiers on the streets a few times a week often for just a few hours at a time they say little has changed the Army Deployment was meant to last 3 months but its been extended to next march soldiers patrolled the streets manned chick points and gather intelligence i think that the minister of police put the army and. As a political response. I dont think too much sought went into that process if you bring the army in. You you really tries the situation and you know this is a good chance to roads. Brazil is an example of that you you have like people on the police side and in the army so on when the army was sent in to support overstretched Police Last MonthPolice Minister they lay said the deployment would be a temporary fix but even with the army there the police havent been able to stop the killings and peace remains elusive to many living on the cape plans for me to aljazeera cape town. Theyre watching out is there and these are main stories the u. S. Intelligence cheap is due to testify before politicians about it was hopeful or a case thats led to calls for impeachment president on the trump has been criticized for asking as ukrainian counterpart to investigate his political rival joe biden. France is mourning the death of the former president Jacques Chirac his son in law says the 86 year old died peacefully surrounded by his family the veteran politician was a long time mare of paris Prime Minister twice and president for 12 years Natasha Butler has more from paris. I think Jacques Chirac is probably a politician that people remember because so many people know him generations of people really young and old because his career lost it so long spanning decades you saw their twice president twice Prime Minister the mayor of paris a major job of course and he was in that so a position for 18 years as well as serving as a minister various times and he is someone who has been in public life for so long. For executives holding our 1st Community Dialogue session carol kerry lamb will be meeting 150. 00 citizens but outside the venue there been demonstrations accusing the chief executive of not meeting the demands of the protestors british Prime MinisterBoris Johnson is facing a backlash against a language he used about opponents to supplant parliament is meeting for a 2nd day after it was called back from suspension on tuesday the Supreme Court ruled the probation on lawful meanwhile the easly to go see Michael Barnett says the block is still waiting for new plans from the u. K. Johnson Spokesman Says briggs that minister Stephen Barclay will go to brussels on friday for talks. Egyptian Rights Groups say Security Forces have arrested close to 2000 people since antigovernment protests began last Week Amnesty International is calling on World Leaders attending the Un General Assembly to confront egypts president. More prote