in the house. when news coverage consists of a bunk she had like a five second sound bite not an easy solution. telling people for home says challenge the status quo expose double standards and debate the contradictions join me. for a new season of the show the frank love each other up front. but this time i'll just write. sanctions or dialogue and divide it in rational communities approach to a defiant north korea. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the public

will see more peace only the trans woman with normal streets. of the u.k. raises its threat level to critical following an explosion of an underground train as police hunt the attack or. the slow road to recovery in the u.s. state of florida following hurricane arma. tries to help the children left orphaned after last month's deadly mudslides. north korea has released new pictures of its most recent nuclear test a ballistic missile was launched over the japanese island of a cato that's part of north korea's plan to achieve so-called military equilibrium with the united states japanese prime minister shinzo ave says friday's launch went against the international community's strong united will for a peaceful solution so what to do about north korea. international community is

split on how to deal with the growing tensions s. president donald trump says all options are on the table as more korea continues to launch nuclear tests despite sanctions and condemnation mike hanna has this report from washington d.c. the u.s.s. cole celebrates its seventieth anniversary and here to address the troops and their families president trump makes clear the air force may have a role to play in a christian on doing north korea crisis after seeing your capabilities and commitment here today i am more confident than ever that our options in addressing this threat are both effective and overwhelming. earlier speaking at the white house the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. emphasize that sanctions could still be an effective weapon if you look at the resolutions that have passed in the last month or two of them they cut thirty percent of the oil they banned all the labors they banned ninety percent of the

exports they banned joint ventures we've basically taken in the words of north korea we have strangled their economic situation at this point that's going to take a little bit of time but it has already started to take effect the national security adviser agreed but stressed diplomacy was not the only option these sanctions are just now taking effect what's really important is rigorous enforcement of those sanctions so that we can really let the economic actions and diplomacy progress as best we can but i think we ought to make clear what's different about this approach is is that we're out of time right as investor hiley said before you know we've been kicking the can down the road and we're out of road and so for those who have said and it been if commenting about the lack of a military option there is a military option following yet another north korean missile launch despite several rounds of sanctions the u.s. is clearly exploring other options and while the north korean leader may watch

admiringly he could soon be facing u.s. action planned by the secretary of defense rather than the ambassador to the united nations mike hanna al-jazeera washington china's ambassador to washington has called on the u.s. to refrain from making threats over north korea so told reporters on friday that he believes the u.s. should be doing much more to ensure affective international cooperation and set of threats he said the u.s. must find ways to resume dialogue and negotiation. as president donald trump is expected to meet japanese prime minister since allotting and new york next week to discuss a response but the latest launch counting now has the capacity to strike the japanese mainland proud that pride has more from the u.s. air base and the japanese city of who said. i was so cold friendship day at the yakutat u.s. air force base outside tokyo attracting literally tens of thousands of people

coming to see the military for many people here there is no clear a symbol of the strength of the alliance between japan and the united states especially given the current tension levels with north korea many people here believing that the way forward is to stick with data lines including of course the prime minister shinzo who has made a point of fostering a close relationship with donald trump often exchanging phone calls after each missile launch on nuclear test and of course with the possibility that the united states might be planning some sort of unilateral military intervention there is never been a more important time to keep channels of communication open between tokyo and washington but there is also some i described some concern amongst critics of shinto abhi that possibly japan is following too close an alliance with the united

states given the inconsistency is in the u.s. policy at times claiming that the dialogue is always a possibility and that other times saying that there is no ball room for dialogue or told according to many people the sometimes mixed messages coming out of washington are simply raising the tension levels but a day off to the latest missile launch for many people here in japan there is nothing more reckless to launching a medium range missile over its. eritrean with the possibility of more missile launches to come. the british prime minister has raised the terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on a london underground train on friday theresa may says he took the decision after advice from security officials twenty nine people were injured in the incident which happened during morning rush hour. joins us live now from london so nadeem

what was the status of the investigation obviously knowing that investigators won't say much at this point but what do we know. who are so right now there will be no arrests made in connection. the police are saying that they're making quote really good progress now on friday there was a claim of responsibility by the nation's top antiterrorism police officer mark riley says that he's very routine for eisel to make such a claim that they've done so in the past even when there's been no proven link direct link with an individual who's carried out an attack has said that the police are chasing down suspects so leading many people to. that the police believe there was more than one individual involved let's just remind our viewers that it was placed on. an underground train which was going from wimbledon in southwest london

into the center of london so presumably designs to kill as many people as possible twenty nine people did suffer injuries most of them some of them have been released from hospital but of course it could have been a lot worse if the the whole of the device had actually detonated so at the moment police are going through there are hundreds of officers going through c.c.t.v. footage from the train itself and from elsewhere trying to see if there can identify who placed the device on board they're appealing to the public for him. which might be relevant as well at the time i was saying there have been no arrests but they are being cautious about what they say about how many people might have been involved in a dame the change in threat level which you know unfortunately the u.k. has become in some way you used to this but still remind us what that actually means and what that will look like on the street. sure will on

friday night prime minister to reason may announce that the threat level to the u.k. had been raised from severe to critical critical being the top of the five different stages meaning the your thirty's believe an attack is imminent is expected imminently rather the fourth time that it's been about the highest level since. two thousand and six the last time we sort of critical were after the manchester arena bombing back in may it was at that level for a few days that's generally what happens because it is very intensive and it him is going to involve members of the military taking over from police infrastructure sites around the u.k. which are not open to the public meaning the armed police can then be deployed can be freed to patrol the streets and to be at places like this places like transport hubs and places where large numbers of the public congregate but it won't last for

very long because it's so intensive in terms of manpower and resources so we know that behind the scenes as well there will be there will be an increased surveillance of potential suspects but on saturday morning a government minister was on the radio saying that he'd like to see internet companies do more to remove material from the internet which might inspire attacks or to teach a teaches people how to make improvised explosive devices so that's something that might be the focus of more attention in the longer term. alive and london again thank you. as president donald trump began tweeting about the london incident soon after it happened despite no details being released about suspects he suggested the attackers were known to u.k. police the tweets were described as unhelpful by british officials as for torii

gate and he reports. hours after the attack on a london underground train u.s. president donald trump made a series of controversial comments on social media including the suggestion that the suspects were known to british police he tweeted another attack in london by a loser terrorist these are sick and demented people who were in the sights of scotland yard must be proactive he went on to say the travel ban stopping people from some muslim majority countries travelling into the u.s. should be followed tougher and more specific his comments made before police released any information about the attackers all their motives led some to accuse the president of jumping to conclusions but he reiterated them later when speaking outside the white house. knowing. we have to be very hard we've been very very tough. with. british

police described his comments as on helpful and tourism a was unimpressed i never think it's helpful for anybody to speculate on what is an ongoing investigation as i've just said the police and security services are working to discover the full circumstances of this cowardly attack and then to file those responsible critics say trumps willingness to speak out about this attack and others where muslims are suspected to be involved is it all it's with his response to incidents such as the white supremacist rally in charlottesville last month where a woman was killed in a car attack when there are acts of terrorism that's where the perpetrators get his worldview. is almost in a kneejerk. you know. reactor state but when it is not the people that he likes to condemn then he will be much more deliberate about his statements. it's

not clear if trump's tweets were based on intelligence or speculation either way they irritated a close ally on a day that was difficult enough already victoria gate and bay al-jazeera. angle dash has accused me and maher effort heatedly violating its airspace further straining relations damaged by. crisis doc says helicopters and drones crossed into bangladesh three times in the last five days myanmar's military has been accused of attacking rick sanchez civilians attempting to flee and camps in bangladesh had been overwhelmed by the number straining over the border almost four hundred thousand rihanna have now fled a military crackdown that began more than three weeks ago and hospitals and bangladesh are struggling to cope with the influx of people needing help. went to visit one i mean cards was our government district hospital every day dozens of rowing a refuges are admitted here with various animals including bullet injury mine explosion

injuries this hospital is only two hundred bad and it cannot cope with the influx of refugees patients coming here it is overflowed you can see patients out on the floor that made temporary arrangement with the government need to do is set up mobile emergency clinic within the refugee camp areas unless they do that the local hospital just are not capable of coping with the new refugees over four hundred thousand crossed over so far with them last three weeks and more and more are coming there's two hundred thousand children among them who need medical care at least two hundred infants right admitted within the local hospital system they are getting some sort of body but not at a great and the international donor agency also need to gear up to set up mobile clinics otherwise the local hospital just won't be able to cope with the number of running up patients admitted in these hospitals. still ahead on al-jazeera and germany is just over a week away from jon like where and why and where

a chance along the line was holding a rally. near qatar says he is ready for dialogue about crisis but the solution must be acceptable to all parties. hello there certainly a lot of heavy rains across the southeastern parts of asia at the moment you can see this huge blanket of cloud here that's really been intensified by a storm slammed its way into viet nam now is disintegrating it's given a lot of energy in the atmosphere getting a lot of heavy rain and if you're on holiday improve you've just seen one hundred twenty eight millimeters of rain just in twenty four hours that's why it seems so wet more rains are expected across the region on sunday not as much for who kept it further north really very very wet there on sunday for the south generally the rains are a little bit more scattered but over parts of borneo looking fairly silvie more

showers expected here on monday and there's a chance that one or two of those could just slip far enough south to reach just in jakarta now for australia in melbourne we've had a fair amount of rain that's actually gratefully received we could do with a bit more wet weather here only twenty four millimeters but that's enough for now we could see a little bit more over the next few days the latest system though has now eased away seventeen degree marks on that in melbourne more cloud there working its way towards us that's going to bring a change in temperatures for adelaide from twenty three down to nineteen as we head through into monday over towards new zealand pretty unsettled here at the moment lots of heavy rain systems pushing its way northward is going to be way. on counting the cost how apple's i phone economics make it the most profitable company in the world. how the j. trade is influencing the prices in myanmar. plus one hundred days of the gulf

crisis we look at how the economy is very. counting the cost at this time on i just did i'm. ok. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now north korea has released pictures of its most recent missile test that was tic missile was launched over the japanese island of a cato on friday both korea says it's part of a plan to achieve military equilibrium with the united states. bangladesh has

accused me and mar ever heatedly violating its airspace further straining relations damaged by the ongoing wreckage or crisis in mars' the military has been accused of attacking right and just civilians attempting to flee over the border. existing camps in bangladesh have been overwhelmed by the number of refugees. a british prime minister has raised the u.k.'s terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on a london underground train on friday twenty nine people were injured in that incident which happened during morning rush hour. so it's the final week of campaigning and germany's general election ahead of the vote on september twenty fifth. you can see right there chancellor angela merkel at her rally her rival martin shells also holding a rally. us live from then where merkel is campaigning so there's

a lot of noise behind you but just tell us if you can what are the main themes merkel's election ever campaign. as you can see behind me that i'm. speaking to the people who've come to this rally and been switches on the baltic sea coast in her home states right she feels that she's in her element in this sort of area talking to. yesterday said that there is a small one but loud opposition in trying from one of the alternative parties in this country the alternative of germany tried to drown her out but they have to be succeeding and the message of her campaign is that she wants germany to carry on that there is an idea of continuous constancy from the previous governor that she's been in charge of one of her slogan says that she wants germany germans to feel that they can be in a germany where they live well and happily and that really is the motto for this campaign that she's presided over these past few weeks and so far at least

certainly here in her state and elsewhere in germany has to be said it appears as though she appears to be dominating and putting her message across perhaps more effectively than some of her rivals right dominic live at their rally with chancellor angela merkel right behind you dominic thank you. the mayor of qatar is in new york ahead of the upcoming united nations general assembly shake to me. is expected to meet with u.s. president donald trump on the sidelines at the u.n. g.a. earlier french president men will call for the saudi led blockade of carter to be lifted after talks with the amir and paris is not his first foreign trip since a diplomatic crisis began in june the hall has more from paris. beginning in lynn on his way to the u.n. general assembly in new york an opportunity for the emir of qatar to lobby european capitals for support in reaching

a political solution to the gulf crisis. and we talked about the readiness of qatar to sit down at the table and discourse and solve the issue we tank germany for its efforts and also i tank the chancellor of germany for their role in trying to solve the problems around the negotiating table we tank you for your support of the kuwait initiative which qatar has supported since the beginning and will continue supporting until we get the solution that satisfies all partners and the emir took his offer of holding talks to paris where president emanuel like chancellor merkel supports mediation efforts by kuwait and the united states and may even seek to join those efforts having appointed a special envoy in recent weeks in berlin earlier chancellor merkel spoke of the need for quiet diplomacy to run its course for both sides to find compromises allowing them to quote unquote save face well that's a sentiment that president mccrone here is unlikely to disagree with france has

huge lucrative trade and investment deals with saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar it isn't going to take sides in this dispute but it's very interested in seeing it resolved a statement attributed to mccrone has called for a lifting of the saudi lead in bargo on qatar discussions may well continue next week in new york journal al-jazeera paris qatar's navy has completed two days of maritime exercises with french forces at us defense minister says the joint shells were aimed at fighting terrorism smuggling including stability in the region exercises to place in concert regional waters. human rights watch says saudi authorities have arrested dozens of people including prominent clerics to rest are made ahead of a call by exiled opposition leaders to hold demonstrations after friday prayers at the u.s. base group condemning the arrests calling them a crackdown on dissent any criticism of the royal family does carry

a prison sentence in saudi arabia the united states wants the kurdish regional government in northern iraq to call off an independence referendum to be held later this month the kurdish parliament approved the proposal on friday despite opposition from iraq iran and turkey and the u.s. is calling on the kurds to enter into dialogue with the iraqi government warning the referendum could spark violence in the region. the iraqi military along with shia militia started an operation to retake areas in the western part of our province from eisel the armed group has held several towns on the western border with syria since two thousand and fourteen but it has been losing ground in iraq and syria and recent months i saw now controls less than seven per cent of iraq compared to forty percent nearly three years ago. the scale of the humanitarian disaster following last month's flooding and landslides in sierra leone it is

overwhelming the orphanages in the capital freetown more than a thousand people were killed leaving many children without parents reports in the chaos of august islam slide came a few miracles. nineteen months old sequence that is one of them rescuers found him neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. now it's us and i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died his body stuck in the mud my heart went into. the recovery effort has stopped. an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud. among the buildings destroyed were an orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of family home this is a country still in mourning trying to come to terms with the sheer scale of the

destruction. and. are some of the hundreds of children that have lost their parents in the months like they are now under the care of the don bosco orphanage in downtown freetown. in mind for them. well you know they feel. listened to then many people are putting something. in the. nine member. children who suffered a brutal civil war and the recent bold outbreak have found a place they call home here they receive counseling and attend school. volunteers say teenagers suffer the most too old to be called a child but too young to be considered an adult sixteen year old. fears for her future most young girls in sierra leone her age are married off i don't.

know how. the others will stay here for another three months the government has promised to re house all of them by then but you homes will not take away their trauma after so much loss and destruction these are orphans who are uncertain with what lies ahead nicholas hawke al-jazeera freetown. four people have been killed and ten others injured after a typhoon hit central vietnam typhoon duck sorry pound at six coastal districts with one hundred thirty five kilometer per hour winds the storm tore roofs off more than sixty thousand homes and damaged electricity poles causing widespread blackouts. a mammoth cleanup effort after hurricane arma head to u.s. state of florida it is going slowly with tens of thousands still without

electricity largess atlantic storm on record hit almost a week ago that many people still have not been able to go home as robert also reports. big pine key is a study in desolation here on one of a chain of low lying islands that bore the brunt of hurricane earl mouth trees are stripped bare debris is piled high houses are trashed boats lifelong onto the shore telephone poles are snapped into like rotten driftwood there's no electricity no running water and hardly any people except for a few die hards like and mccarty my baby the house boat where she's lived for ten years is now have sunk in the debris choked financial i was tied good i came through it i and the tide went out yesterday and this boat right here i'm sit non poked

a hole in the bottom of my boat and her friend roxie gillespie have taken refuge in the house of a neighbor who fled before the storm hit i lived on a sailboat. but it's not in the harbor we can't find my son's friend looking on satellite pictures for we haven't found it yet with most residents still evacuated and not able to return the only traffic on the keys streets highways and bridges consists of convoys of police national guardsmen in humvees and other emergency workers. tilla the crews from around florida and beyond are working long hours trying to get electricity flowing again according to the federal emergency management agency sixty five percent of all houses on the keys were damaged by erma and another twenty five percent were destroyed there have been reports of thieves stealing property in the wake of the storm. proven benami runs

a maritime supply store in island morada key us night well somebody came in and stole the jet ski dock that i did tired up especially because i saw it sort of moving toward a straight up put it back and i tied it with big cable and a big log and they still cut it off and took it away from here signs by the roadside bear a blunt warning. for the most part though people are taking the destruction and disruption in their stride without tears or thirty second interior i mean i could cry everything i own in the world was on that boat except and right here little things right. gone what are you going to do i'm here and a life time to clean up i'll make money clean up and i'll be able to start over again. well you know intelligently the oh no never. loses

home in the florida keys it seems human nature can handle whatever mother nature dishes out rob reynolds al-jazeera a big player in florida a large protest has blocked streets in the u.s. city of st louis where a former policeman was acquitted of killing a black driver demonstrators want to jason stokley to be convicted of the two thousand and eleven death of anthony lamar smith a missouri state judge said the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt samantha shot five times after a car chase and prosecutors had allege the officer planted a gun in his car after we shot him. there and these are the top stories north korea has released new pictures of its most recent nuclear test if the listing missile was launched over the japanese

island off a cato on friday that's part of north korea's plan to achieve so-called military equilibrium with the united states japanese prime minister shinzo office says friday's launch went against the international community's strong united will for a peaceful solution. bangladesh has accused me and mar ever p. diddly violating its airspace further straining relations damaged by the ongoing crisis dhaka says helicopters and drones crossed into bangladesh three times in the last five days myanmar's military has accused been accused of attacking ranges civilians attempting to flee and camps in bangladesh have been overwhelmed by the number streaming over the border almost four hundred thousand are ahead to have now fled a military crackdown that began more than three weeks ago. british prime minister has raised the terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on the london underground train on friday theresa may

says she took the decision after advice from security officials twenty nine people were injured in that incident it all happened during busy morning rush hour the iraqi military along with shia militia have started operation to retake areas in the western part of on our province from eisel. several towns on the western border with syria since two thousand and fourteen but it's been losing ground in iraq and syria in recent months now controls less than seven percent after rock that's compared to forty percent nearly three years ago the united states wants the kurdish regional government and northern iraq to call off an independence referendum to be held later this month the kurdish parliament approved the proposal on friday despite opposition from iraq iran and turkey but the u.s. is calling on the kurds to enter into dialogue with the iraqi government warning

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