how desperate for power are you even affectively down to deal with the devil frank does your language help bring but as well at the table yes or no yes it does blunt is only so strong what can we do this is too hard let's go find a unicorn equal rights before the law regardless of one's religion should never be presented as a unicorn and up front. by iran you know very cleverly deflect away from with matthew has at this time on al-jazeera do you see the double standard. al-jazeera. hello everyone i'm from the bar and a warm welcome to this news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. nirmal says one hundred and seventy six ranger villagers are now empty

after all their residents fled. humanitarian situation it just catastrophic. un chief antonio terrorized the country to end its military action. also ahead six people die at a florida nursing home left without power. and why u.s. regulators want to put the brakes on government plans to roll out driverless cars. in sport the olympic double deal is finally done. when we situation. los angeles have been confirmed as future hosts of the some i guess. we begin in may and more where the government says one hundred seventy six one

hinge a village is now completely empty of the residents fled the recent upsurge in violence there says were hendra muslims have begun living leaving at least thirty four other villagers amid an ongoing military crackdown it's estimated that almost three hundred eighty thousand revenge i have escaped to bangladesh since the violence broke out on august the twenty fifth when revenge of fighters attacked the security forces. leader aung san suu kyi has canceled plans to attend the un general assembly next week when a bell peace prize laureate is facing a torrent of criticism over her handling all. the crisis she's due to give her first speech on the crisis in a televised address next week meanwhile five fellow female nobel peace prize for six years have written to sue ching accusing her of indifference say the crisis and asking her to take a strong stand on behalf of the ranger or the u.n.

secretary general has described the situation for the refugees as catastrophic and sonika terrorism governments to end its military action in iraq and state i call on the myanmar or saudis to suspend the military action and the violence appalled the rule of law and recognize the right of return of all those were to leave the country and i urge them to ensure the delivery of vital humanitarian aid by united nations agencies non-governmental organizations and others i repeat my call for an effective action plan to address the root causes of the crisis the muslims of rocky and state must be granted nationality or at least for now a legal startles that allows them to lead a normal life including freedom of movement and the access to live in markets education and health services our u.n.

correspondent in jordan join us live now from the headquarters in new york and some very very strong words there from the u.n. secretary general rules. that's right felicity very very tough language an explicit call to give citizenship to the will hinge who essentially are a stateless people even though they've been living inside me and more or burma for generations we also have this comment about whether or not there is a genocide taking place like ali james space put the question to the secretary general in the last hour. i asked you this question last week and it's about how you term the violence that's being carried out right now in myanmar the un high commissioner for human rights said it seems to be a textbook example of ethnic cleansing given the situation is called so much worse in the last week do you believe this is ethnic cleansing well i would answer your

question with another question when one third of the growing a population had to flee the country can you find a better word to describe it. and also we know that the security council itself is due to discuss me and my missing which is happening right now what are we expecting to come i'll surprise. well it's not clear whether there's going to be any sort of council statement being issued after this briefing but it was called by the u.k. and by sweeten the undersecretary general for political affairs jeffrey feltman is briefing the security council in this closed session to discuss what is known about the crisis two we believe talk about the ongoing problems with the un and other non-governmental organizations being able to provide aid and support to the right inside me and more they have been denied access to rocking state and we

also expect to hear afterwards whether or not there is anything from a practical standpoint that the security council can do but clearly there is a lot of concern here at the u.n. about the ongoing crisis and certainly the question is going to be who can be held accountable can the situation be resolved quickly or is there going to be a nother looming humanitarian catastrophe as an terrorist reference during his press conference on wednesday rolls with isis that the u.n. thanks miles. well aid agencies are struggling to cope with the huge numbers of poured into neighboring bangladesh in just two and a half weeks there has been a report. everyone is exhausted some of these muslim or hindu have been walking for days to escape a crackdown by me and miles military a government spokesman says one hundred seventy six ethnic ring of villages are

empty that's nearly a third of all ring of villages in me and ma the people who lived in those villages nearly four hundred thousand of them are now here in bangladesh. they began arriving nearly three weeks ago aid agencies say they can't cope there is a response which is under way but it is critical for these two beasts tiptop seriously so as to meet basic needs and to avoid that we're going to have an emergency within an emergency their anger being caught in a military counter offensive it began after about thirty reading a gunman attacked police and military posts last month but the scale of the military's response has been described by the u.n. as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. i came to bangladesh with my family three days ago we had to escape because the burmese security forces burned our home and started attacking us i lost my son. with no shelter and no food these people are

totally reliant on a we've appealed for a modest seventy seven million dollars but that is not enough but is done by the whole u.n. community that is going to be revised we need to get much more funding for partners me and doesn't use the name or hanger to refer to these people instead they're usually called being accused of illegally by grating from bangladesh presidential spokesman says those who fled to be automatically allowed to return saying they would first have to be very far bernard smith al-jazeera. hundreds of people have marched in india's capital demanding an end to the violence against. the protestors criticised leader aung sun suu kyi questioning why she was given a nobel peace prize and also calling on the indian government to provide shelter for the estimated forty thousand refugees who are in india while minimal has been condemned around the world many inside the country have rallied behind the

military crackdown the reports from. the sign reads collecting donations for the displaced in rakhine state this charity drive is being run by a ministry in yangon six hundred kilometers from the fighting in northern rakhine state but it's mainly for the rakhine the ethnic majority in the state who are mostly buddhists some thirty thousand of whom have been displaced. if there was fighting here a monk who runs into a mosque would be killed but a monastery will save all who shelter their our religion forbids us from killing but i'm not afraid to walk past a monastery a church or a hindu or sikh temple but i'm scared of walking past a mosque. there are a few in myanmar who will speak out publicly in support of the ranger the muslim minority remain stateless and are largely regarded as illegal migrants from bangladesh the military crackdown which has been condemned for its brutality around

the world hasn't drawn the same sort of criticism from people here. yes they should carry out a security operation to eradicate terrorism if not they'll be no peace so that's why we support the military but the operation should only target terrorists not the whole muslim community. i support the military operation because terrorism is not good it's good to fight terrorism everyone should have within the law the military and the government say the operation is a legitimate exercise targeting what it considers a terrorist organization the crisis in rakhine and the exodus of ranger refugees into bangladesh are being widely covered by the international media and yet here they don't get much attention in the local press and when they do that's usually a government that this article for example promotes a press release that people in northern makhaya have started to go back home because peace and stability have started to return to the area. but there's no

mention of the hundreds of thousands who fled to bangladesh in under three weeks who now face an uncertain future and a daily struggle for survival florence li al jazeera yangon. a suicide bomber has blown himself up near a cricket stadium in the afghan capital killing at least three people that happened outside the kabul international cricket stadium as a tournament was being played two police officers on one civilian died in the attack the country's cricket board says all the players all safe. as it heads on this news that how mexico city learned its lessons from history and emerged unscathed from last week's earthquake. back to the negotiating table and as well as president announces new talks with the opposition mediated by the dominican republic. behind a foot but help decide who would reach the semifinals of the asian captaincy.

hurrican has claimed six more lives in florida as officials confirmed that patients died in a nursing home after it lost power during the storm on investigations underway after three elderly patients with found dead inside the facility and three others died later in hospital is the lead their deaths were heat related after the facility lost its air conditioning when one hundred patients have since been placed in other accommodation. well and gallagher has more from her in the florida keys that's why some residents are beginning to return home. well the authorities only just started letting residents return to the florida keys but the scene here at this mobile park is of utter devastation you can see on this mobile home here there are markings which give the date and thankfully reveal that there was no one inside

this trailer and that's the picture across this mobile home park but remember these were people's homes yes some of them were affordable holiday homes but we've met plenty of people that actually lived and worked from here and have pretty much lost absolutely everything they are now desperate homeless and you can see some of the personal items that we found just lying around you know a license plate from a car a pair of binoculars but it's those real personal possessions that have people deeply upset a lady we just met was trying to get pictures and family heirlooms things that really have deep personal meaning and she really has nowhere to go at this point but look at these breeze blocks just blown away over here we see concrete platforms where mobile homes used to stand they've gone they've gone from there to this mess over here which just shows you the power of hurricane emma but let me just show you one other thing this is the side of a mobile home that was completely blown off the floor here was covered in heavy ceramic tile those tiles are all now scattered and blown over here big heavy

concrete tiles and that's the the picture you've got throughout mobile home parks like this because this is basically up in the upper keys and there's a pearl of islands a neck place pearl of islands going all the way out into the florida straits and the picture here is replicated all the way down there you can see people are beginning to turn up now they've been let through by the police having shown that they live here they're beginning to get their possessions together load them into cars but lots of them are just waiting for fema they're waiting for official help and it's absolutely baking hot here typical weather for a post hurricane this weather is just pouring off me you can only imagine what these people are going through who are going into their homes or what's left of them to try and find what personal possessions what precious possessions they can. well islands across the caribbean is still taking stock of the devastation left behind the government that estimates ninety five percent of the buildings a damaged or destroyed almost all of us couldn't have been moved to the neighboring islands of antigua home and reports from. roger has

arrived back home this move caribbean island of devastated by hurricane needed he's heading to his house to find out if it survived there's nothing. there's nothing you know that i know. god. is like. with a population of one thousand six hundred everyone seems to know each other here it makes the scars of destruction we see as we pass even more painful for roger you know it's kind of hard to see this as my friends. really think about. this thing that make me feel like. holmes shit open like those houses inside the remnants of lives interrupted

a stopped. clothes and toys tossed around this is still waiting to be put away there's no knowing when those lives will be resumed everyone's been evacuated to nearby antigua until further notice there's worries about these eases from the stagnant floodwater. roaches only allowed to visit because he works on the ferry between the two islands right now the only permanent residents are the animals left behind it's not just people's homes that are gone it's also their livelihoods so many bob unions a fisherman and their badly damaged strewn across the coast. even when people come back the government says it will take months of work more than two hundred million dollars to repair buildings and restore electricity and phone lines it's counting on international aid. meanwhile viewed as waiting shelters a relative's home. the mood is cheerful stoic but impatient to return some

of these b. of them are going to be one of the. i'm going to follow it up with my part in it. after seeing his devastated hometown we arrive at raja's house and find it's one of the few still intact it's a small piece of good news on this small struggling island john home and how does it. well some residents from some moss in the virgin islands have been taken in by they've been expressing their gratitude describing what happened to them. you are going to something about people puerto rico or big hearts you guys got back because our government did nothing nothing people come out with some shady offering bullets and sanders more for you breaking into houses hurting people more. terrifying storm i've ever been through wow tell room was a fourth they bring water on their hotel rooms in the same building were totally

destroyed one persian kill. i've been fired by hurricane. because my house my business both my vehicles everything is gone i don't know if we'll ever make it back to live on st john again and that. that breaks our heart because it was a wonderful place. where burson is promising long term support for its overseas territories off the hurrican. four people were killed on the on. and five died on the british virgin islands when harken tore through the caribbean last week the u.k. has been criticized for its slow response but foreign secretary boris johnson defended his government's actions while reviewing britain's aid operation in all battles we have every sympathy for that the suffering of the people who would be hit by six truly horrific if you know hundred fifty years so i think by step by the people looking at the point do you think the u.k.

has made this the thing is that if you want to send that we see a six year deal it's rebuilding that sense of these beautiful eyes of the future it will take to take to rebuild that the u.k. is going to be in the lead in that recovery plan. well last week's earthquake in mexico was the strongest to hit the country in one hundred years in the south tens of thousands of homes were destroyed and millions of people affected but the nation's capital and its twenty million people fared better and were well prepared when disaster struck david mercer explains why mexico city was less affected. and earthquake the feeling of terror triggers is a sensation mexicans are all too familiar with this was the moment when an eight point one magnitude quake struck last week. more than ninety people were killed thousands of buildings collapsed but it could have been far worse here in mexico

city seven hundred hours away building shook violently for up to a minute causing people to stream out onto the streets but despite the strength of the quake there wasn't a single person killed and damage to buildings was limited. you have to look back more than thirty years for one of the reasons why in one thousand nine hundred five an eight point zero magnitude quake rocked mexico city crushing buildings and killing more than ten thousand people following that disaster mexico got smarter about earthquake preparedness. mexico is now one of the few countries in the world with an earthquake warning system plugged directly into the country's broadcasting systems one hundred sensors along the seismically active pacific coast send signals to servers in mexico city and from there the information is sent out to the public is one of the most of the technology is very innovative and advanced and we have agreements that allow us to interrupt t.v. and radio broadcasts when earthquake is coming last thursday we were able to give

people a one hundred twenty second alert where. there are also loudspeakers in parts of mexico city to warn residents of an approaching quake practice drills have become part of the culture the government has continued to force improvements in building codes and works closely with engineers to test new designs and materials. here rebuild scale structures and put them to the test to see if they'll resist earthquakes are testing has been used to improve building regulations. in mexico sits above five tectonic plates whose movements result in around fifteen thousand earthquakes a year more. mexico city was built atop an ancient lake bed which amplifies the vibrations below we have an offer that the government is preparing for a big earthquake that can happen at any time but where it hits and when no one knows we always need to be prepared. for those in mexico living so close to the earth's fault lines preparation is the best hope of ensuring that when the ground

shifts beneath their feet disaster is not the outcome david mercer. mexico city rail's former president louison after a little at a silver is being questioned again by the country's top anti corruption judge who's the front runner in next year's brazilian election is facing multiple charges for allegedly accepting bribes the same judge sentenced him to move the nine is in jail in july for receiving bribes on tuesday a supreme court judge authorized a new investigation into the current brazilian president michelle turner who is also suspected of corruption well he's accused of signing a decree and made to favor a company operating in the port of sun toss in exchange for bribes they live in silver meanwhile has five other corruption trials pending in addition to that jail sentence he's already been given which he is appealing the testimony from his latest questioning will form part of his trial for alleged bribe taking from the

construction giant or a brush just last week or was charged alongside the impeached former president dilma rousseff there among people accused of a series of crimes involving the state owned oil company petrobras including forming a cartel corruption and money laundering. venezuela's president says his government is prepared to meet the opposition for talks broke out in the dominican republic to try to end the political crisis gripping his country the president nicolas maduro made the surprise announcement at a cabinet meeting late on tuesday the opposition says it will first hold an exploratory meeting with the dominican republic president of all taking part in any formal talks at least one hundred thirty people have been killed in antigovernment protests since april when europe has been accused of bringing venezuela to the brink of dictatorship batter's people struggle with high inflation rates and a shortage of basic goods. let's say that story i'm joined now by eric fans worth

who is vice president at the council of the americas that's an international business organization focused on economic development trade and democracy good to have you with us on the program what hope is to hold of these talks being held in the dominican republic i mean it's not encouraging when the opposition says they are going to be direct talks. yeah that's exactly right i'm not optimistic that this round of discussions will lead to anything in particular we've seen this movie before there have been several previous rounds over the past several months and years that everybody has high hopes for and is optimistic that this might create a path forward through a political and economic crisis in venezuela but in the past anyway the government has used the talks effectively to buy itself time postpone decisions and actually have the opportunity to solidify its rule and take further anti-democratic steps so

for these talks to have a different outcome i think the government would first need to implement some of the preconditions that the opposition would like to see for example releasing political prisoners allowing humanitarian assistance to come into the country said the firm date for the presidential elections next year as called for by venezuela's own constitution recognize the democratically elected legislature of venezuela so there are a lot of things that probably need to occur before actual serious negotiations could begin how much stronger is in the doing right now do you think and is he strong enough to be able to just simply go through the motions about saying that he'd like dogs. yeah i think that he's very is in a very strong position right now the government really controls all of the institutions there really aren't any into independent institutions anymore other than perhaps the religious communities the legislature should be independent but to make sure that it wasn't going to have any impact the government actually held separately actions on july thirtieth which elected

a completely new legislature that now has almost unlimited power so the president and governments have a very strong ability to continue in control what they can't control at this point is the economy of venezuela which is crashing the inflation rate is approaching hyper inflation basic food and medicines are unavailable and the people are becoming increasingly desperate and we know that because thousands are crossing the borders each day into colombia and brazil and into the caribbean and so you have a real humanitarian crisis that's developed so the question becomes how long can the government hold on before the people of venezuela simply declare that they've had enough and demand real change and i think that's the real question that people are asking you know well that is the key thing isn't it because the for the election over the new constituent assembly we were seeing protests is out on the streets almost a daily basis those prices seem to have waned is there a sense that the demonstrators have simply given up the fight right now. you know

that's a really important point you know it takes a lot of time and effort to be in the streets month after month after month and there is a certain sense of fatigue you know you have to spend time providing for your family you have to go to your job or your school if you're a student meanwhile the government since july thirtieth has really stepped up the oppression and has really targeted individuals and put them in jail etc so the costs of even peaceful protests have gone up so i think you take that and put it together and we do see that the street protests have lessened quite considerably since july i think there is a sense of fatigue that doesn't mean that the people of venezuela have become now complacent or have accepted the government and in fact what we've seen now is an increase in people trying to leave the country so there might be continued. people flows in that way and that's how they're expressing their disagreement with the government but but you're absolutely right the street protests have declined since late july all right very good to get your thoughts exxon's with joining us from

washington thank you. thank you. come on this news hour from london including. us make the most of the moment. to really you know the six. european commission president delivers an upbeat state of the european union speech saying britain will soon regret voting for breakfast at last. made in britain. drug. activists to social media and ought to protest against a four day arms fire in london. and the combatants have a ride in las vegas for about the boxing purists have been waiting for full details coming up.

hello there we've got a fair amount of cloud is drifting its way through the middle east at the moment on the satellite picture you can see the system here it's gradually edging its way eastward and as it does say it could bring us a few more showers particularly around kabul they're all day twenty seven degrees there will still be our maximum temperature and as we head through into friday well looks like it should be more or less dry with a bit less cloud around as well towards the west the temperatures will be easing for us in kuwait there on friday it has been again very very hot but finally the temperatures are beginning to edge off a little bit a bit further towards the south and here in doha the winds will be a little bit more brisk as we head through the next couple of days and they will still be coming in from the east so still hot and humid but this time with more of a breeze towards the south the south coast of salalah twenty nine degrees is the best we can hope for here thanks to a bit more cloud in generally for more moisture in the air as well to watch the

southern parts of africa we've got lots of very sharp showers in the northern parts of our map at the moment but for the south we've also got quite a bit of cloud that's with us around cape town so trying to educate towards the east there is we had three days so hopefully we'll see a little bit more in the way of sunshine in cape town and seventeen degrees will be our maximum here i do think they'll still be a fair amount of cloud around in there and here we'll get to twenty. a victim. being his posture as an instrument of pinochet's brutal dictatorship and a father tries to forget. but his son's quest for answers reveals there are often two sides to even the dacosta stories witness the color of the chameleon at this time on al-jazeera. a survivor of the

genocide there are people who beg me to kill them to end their suffering but i didn't have the heart to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. in the here is the door. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter at this time on al jazeera. welcome back and reminder of the top stories hail me out is there a new sign the u.n. security council has expressed deep concern about the situation in mammals northern

states and condemned the violence says one hundred and seventy six for him to villages there are now completely and take off to residents fled. a suicide bomber has blown himself up near a cricket stadium the afghan capital killing at least three people. and continues to cause chaos across the caribbean and the u.s. in florida six more people have died following up power. us asked a nursing home. south korean scientists say they've detected a radioactive gas from the north's most recent nuclear test but can't be certain whether the test had been for a hydrogen bomb young six nuclear test earlier this month prompted the u.n. security council to step up sanctions south korea has also put on a show of strength releasing footage of its preparation for a possible attack from its neighbor and thomas reports from seoul. this time

it is south korea releasing video of a missile test film the south korean military says on choose day and if fifteen k. fighter jet drops a german major tourist missile which applies independently towards a practice target of south korea's west coast it drops on a rocky island so the south koreans exactly where intended to go we're going to get if the enemy carries out provocations those air force will immediately punish them where they saw standing pinpoint strike capability. the test and more significantly releasing video of it is designed to send a message that seoul is prepared to strike first in the event of a crisis it is a visual demonstration of the ratcheting up of tension and rhetoric on the korean peninsula on wednesday north korea condemned to the latest u.n. sanctions a statement from its foreign ministry called un resolution two three seven five

illegal and evil a he knows provocation that will strengthen pyongyang's efforts to follow this road to nuclear missiles at a faster pace without the slightest diversion in response to that south korea urged the north once again to break away from what it called a vicious cycle of provocation followed by sanctions followed by sanctions that a hint perhaps but more sanctions could follow the u.n. resolution with only a partial cap on chinese oil exports to north korea not a ban did not go as far as the south koreans wanted nor donald trump was nice to get a fifteen to nothing vote but those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen in seoul meanwhile it's life as usual people in south korea have lived with the threat of north korea's conventional weapons for decades and people here at least don't feel that conflict is imminent but there is a bit of new concern less ironically about what kim jong un will tell his. threat

is to be expected when donald trump what exactly does he mean by what ultimately will have to happen. for united nations sanctions will be difficult given china's potential but a military strike against north korea could provoke catastrophic war in seoul we asked people who they're more worried about kim jong un. is the one building a bomb so i'm a worried about him. i'm more worried about kim jong behavior becomes behavior is affected by trap so i'm worried by both andrew thomas al jazeera so. saudi arabia says the time is not right for an independent investigation into alleged human rights violations in yemen as demanded by the united nations high commissioner on human rights the netherlands and canada a backing a u.n. resolution for an internationally. the saudi ambassador said

a national yemeni commission would be a place to investigate meanwhile the european parliament has voted for an e.u. arms embargo against saudi arabia well that is purely advisory and non-binding. well the billion dollar sales to saudi arabia have been the focus of protests as an arms fire currently on in london with concerns that british weaponry is being used against civilians in yemen all this money factors and buyers from across the world are attending this four day event. barbara post's activists are increasingly using social media as well as more traditional methods to get their message across. next fall i think. it's meant to look like a car advert rather to burnish element. with a in britain. dropped on china. but this video by save the children is aimed at getting the u.k.

to stop arms exports to saudi arabia over its bombing campaign in yemen joe bloggs on the story doesn't know what's going on and not shameful and so i think what we're really hoping to do is that this isn't just a one off this video. you know more activism going forward and the more people being gauged on this and more people have their voices heard the videos being released on social media to coincide with a huge arms fair taking place in london. in the run up to the show peace activists staged a series of protests nearby and made sure it was all along. some closed down access roads. by the home are interested i see my grapevine from one of the bridges on the engines. others former members of the armed forces try to get delivery trucks checked for illegal equipment such as landmines which have been sold at previous events it is

a great crime shifted to trust but i question your convention if you know i think you traitors didn't obstruct your child like in total more than one hundred people were arrested getting the story into the mainstream media there's been a whole week of activities and direct actions here in ohio many involved will know they won't stop the arms fire from actually happening just down the road they have managed to slow down equipment getting into the site and perhaps just as importantly they've raised awareness not far away a different kind of protest a makeshift art gallery highlighting the arms trade with a new work by british artist banksy as topical as ever organizers say only ten percent of londoners know about the arms fair and that needs to change. protestors in campaign is do excellent work and they go out time and time again we thought we'd try a different approach so using perhaps top target a different audience bring new people involved questioning things. ending the

events the. boy whose political video mash ups have been seen by millions on you tube while these people may already be on their side they're aiming to reach a new audience on social media. al-jazeera london. now being president of the european commission has delivered an upbeat state of the union address saying the e.u. is back on track after britain's votes to leave. economic recovery and unity between the members is now ready to move forward. all of this leads me to believe the wind is back in new york state's we have now that window of opportunity but it will not stay open for i've let us make the most of the moment catch the wind you know sails. and i was there paul paul brennan was following that speech from paris. this was

a relatively upbeat address spy's young juncker the president of the european commission he said that europe had had a rather bruising past couple of years but he looked forward with optimism despite the fact that is on the horizon for example he was visiting a european future with streamline bureaucracy he even spoke about potentially doing away with his own job he thought about the merging of the presidents of the european commission and the european council currently donald tusk job she said potentially europe could just do with one president doing both roles other areas where he spoke about the potential for closer integration included the idea of a european economy and finance minister it would necessarily be a new job it could be a role that was filled by an existing vice president of the european commission and other areas where he spoke about the cooperation that there is has been within europe and appears to be wanting to move forward is on areas such as migration and

security in migration for example and refugees he said that seven hundred twenty thousand people had been granted asylum within the e.u. so far as a result of the most recent refugee crises and that that would continue however he said strengthening the policy towards returning those who are not entitled to asylum would also be a priority for the european union on brics it he had to say that he regretted the decision that the britons had made but he pointed out when he was heckled by the british euro skeptic breakfast supporter nigel faraj he said listen you will probably come to regret it soon too he said that there would be a summit in romania pretty much on the day that britain departs from the european union and the twenty seventh will move forward with new vigor. the u.s. government has ordered its departments and agencies to remove russian made because first the lab products from their information systems the department of homeland

security says it is concerned the cyber security company has ties to state sponsored cyber cyber espionage activities in russia because first you deny the allegations saying it has no ties to the kremlin and is not involved in cyber espionage the u.s. republican house speaker paul ryan says he doesn't believe deporting so-called dreamers is in the country's best interests president of trying wants to dismantle obama era legislation which protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants who enter the u.s. illegally as children it is a decision which has sparked outrage across the u.s. i do believe that kicking these eight hundred thousand kids out to countries that they probably not been to since they were toddlers. in countries that's been going which is they may not even know is not in our nation's interest so i do believe that there's got to be a solution to this problem but at the same time i think it's only reasonable it

makes perfect common sense that we deal with the problem that was the root cause of this which is we do not have operational control over all. spain's public prosecutor has ordered a criminal investigation into more than seven hundred mayors who are backing an independence referendum in catalonia in a letter to local authorities ordered police to arrest the bears if they fail to turn up for questioning only as government insists the referendum will go ahead on october the first despite the spanish supreme court ruling it to be illegal the majority of the local mayors have says they will allow public buildings to be used for the vote but they are being threatened with charges of civil disobedience abuse of office and misuse of public funds if they do so. well we can speak now to one of those mayors who's been threatened with arrest. is the mayor of kaldis daimon as being a member of the european parliament and he joins us live now from styles they get thanks for being with us on the program how worried are you that you may face

arrest. because. i will always support. and i will always support the right of my fellow citizens so if i feel something i feel very convince about my. democratic support. and i also feel a little bit sad. i feel sad that in spain politicians local politicians could be prosecuted just for supporting democracy just for trying to protect the right of people to vote freely decide about our political future about go on. we are committed to democracy and we are not discouraged is the referendum though is it likely to still

go ahead if the public prosecutor has said he intends to essentially arrest and stop them using these public buildings as places to hold the vote is it really practically possible for this referendum to take place that. and the will will take place because it's obviously legitimate because it will shared by eighty percent of the cattle and there's many many people a lot of people behind this idea of letting people vote and decide and so many politicians many institutions committed to that to that goal so it will go ahead and people will be able to vote on the first they have the right the world and they will have the opposite possibility. to put that right into

practice you say it's legitimate the supreme court of spain of course is said it is illegal this isn't a democratic vote that it hasn't been given the authority that is needed for it to take place. well that might be against. sarah. predation of the spanish constitution but we do believe that. there could be another. but they really don't see this and it's a matter of political will spend this constitution and. for a bit to ask people about what they seeing on on on any issue so it's not it's not it's not one hundred percent like that this referendum would be illegal if might go against

a specific reading of the constitution but if that would be political will. and arrangement deal with the central government. on how to apply. the right to self-determination in catalonia. in scotland in the u.k. some years ago. in. some years ago but unfortunately there is no political will in the read in the central government amongst the main the spanish political parties to find a political deal a political solution. and we cannot stop because we got them all but i think mandate from from our people that's why i say this or find them is. because the stems from this mandate that people gave to the parliament to look at them by them and look at the one government two years

ago in the last couple and their lections but it's not only legitimate it's also legal because. that will. will make it possible that. and it's also based on international law on basic principles of international law and basic rights such as the right to self-determination of the peoples ok jodee soulé a good to get your point of view it's a story we will continue to follow of course but like first time still ahead on the program in sport we're going to hear from the man in charge of formula one about his plans to get more tell us tell. us the world title. breaking new ground the foot with pitch that could transform the lives of thousands of young refugees in jordan.

again the safety of driverless cars is once again in the spotlight after the top administration affectively gave the green light for further development congress wants to get more of the vehicles on the roads quickly but a federal safety agency says more regulation is needed first as diane estabrook reports. u.s. transportation secretary elaine chao released voluntary guidelines on driverless vehicles that give auto companies more flexibility in developing them our goal at the department of transportation is to help usher in this new era of transportation

innovation and safety ensuring that our country remains a global leader and autonomous technology the new guidelines are scaled back from the ones the obama administration announced last year they're also at odds with the recommendations the national highway traffic safety administration rolled out on the same day it wants a more active role in regulating driverless vehicles by making car companies install more safeguards the agency made the recommendation after finding that an inattentive drivers over reliance on an automated system contributed to a fatal crash last year so driving cars are an evolving technology and manufacturers are racing to mass produce them mr speaker i rise in support of this bill h.r. thirty three eighty eight the shelf drive act last week the house of representatives passed legislation that could get them on highways more quickly by blocking

individual states regulations automakers including ford and general motors are applauding that legislation and the new transportation department guidelines but consumer groups are urging caution hoping regulators can provide a safe roadmap before they roll out of dealerships dian us to brooke al-jazeera. caught up with the force is on day. thank you so much felicity well the olympic double deal is finally done paris and los angeles have been confirmed as future hosts of the summer games i see president thomas back formally announcing the decision at an olympic meeting in peru paris will host the twenty twenty four games while what will be the venue in twenty twenty eight will be the third time both cities have hosted the games all other big cities dropped out of the race due to cost concerns. this is we. or paris was in jail as the olympic movement well as talk now for sports

correspondent lee wellings late summer spike there describing it as a win win win situation but there have been some losers along the way in this process. well the actual call and win win win in isolation is pretty fair if you look at it yes the i.o.c. will feel they have won because they've come out of a potentially difficult situation with a lot of cities dropping out of the building so one that looks clean and perfect stateside to have power and then los angeles tokyo of course before that it is a good one it takes away the headaches of hosting it takes away all the problems and concerns they had about psych you know risk when they went to rio twenty six. yes so when paris twenty twenty four clearly they are the big winners. because i wanted a hundred years and so you know let's be clear it was always going to be paris so unnecessary drama was inserted into this there was it being done behind closed

doors it makes perfect sense so the negotiation needed to be ready with twenty twentieth's but they're happy enough got their heads around it now i think. in places in america for another lot with the games a bit they've got plenty of time to prepare so it is a win win win if you look at it like that on the other high and there's a lot of spin involved because there were a lot of headaches beforehand and the i.o.c. certainly has a lot of problems on its plate. away from this specific announcement the r.c. looks to be facing some pretty serious problems at the moment. as always yes i mean we thought we'd moved on from years ago the cleanup of the salt lake city but again there are allegations of vote by yet again we see a big governor thomas bach while the likes of the free hates comparisons with favor but talking about bad apples things always pinned and blamed on individuals there are bad apples at our organization or how many bad apples do you need until an

organization itself is by there has been plenty of problems within the i.o.c. i mean it's almost box why of dealing with this is often just to brush over them as if no these aren't a problem it's always sort so much with the real difficulties they had were. these bombs are not going to go away it's only what isn't going to go away as well and the situation in south korea he says there's no plan b. with the tensions with north korea better be a plan b. because the situation is not looking that going to the moment and you can't just sweep these things under the carpet real difficulties for them but one of the business of that this is there was confirmed. as in london. or was the standout performance of the world eleven as they beat pakistan with just a ball to spare in the second t twenty of a three match series this match marking the return of big time crickets a pakistan beat in seventy two to help his side overhaul pakistan's one hundred seventy four no major test team was told pakistan since an attack on the sri lankan

same bus in two thousand and nine but pakistan this series will be a first step towards hosting a global cricket event in the not too distant future. let's get through this and to live hopefully visiting pakistan. i'm sure in a couple of years so we can start talking about most of the you know serial murder . era reds are through to the semifinals of the asian champions league after a big turnaround in their last eight are they were trailing three one from the first leg against fellow japanese team our psyche from this game poised at one one when france how to play a sense of fear that turned the tide in the reds favor they went on to win four one . that gave them a five hundred victory. now the man in charge of formula one says he plans to introduce reforms that will ensure more teams have a shot at title success chase carey was talking in singapore ahead of sunday's race

there kerry took over as the boss of f one of the start of this season he believes the half a billion dollar a year budget of leading teams like miss eighty's and ferrari is too hard to get any goal of can is taken a jab at the recent mayweather mcgregor fight he says his world middleweight title bout against sol canelo alvarez will be the biggest fight in boxing the past now arrived in las vegas ahead of saturday's contest the fight unlikely to generate the six hundred million dollars may were listed but it's a concept many purity might simple as only suffered one loss in forty nine bounce that was against my weather goal of can undefeated in thirty seven. ok but as a sports looking for now let's get back to felicity in london andy thanks so much now many of the estimated eleven million people forced to flee the violence in syria have ended up at refugee camps where conditions can be very poor but there's a tare camp over the border in jordan has been significantly improved with the building of a full sized football pitch french world cup winning footballer christiane calibur

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