when you told me that people like these and you receive these you think that you want to be seeing a person over seventy five there's something about this area that is helping young life i mean organic here it's not a trend here it's what you have and don't have to and it's here and although they are eating and smoking and so on then last secret techno this time all knowledge is iraq. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sammy's a die and this is the news live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes i must say as it's dissolving its government in gaza shaking up the palestinian political landscape. leaders in both iraq and turkey warned kurds against going

ahead with an independence referendum. the range of crisis bangladesh imposes new restrictions on the refugees from me and mine. and i'm joining the day's sports news is a huge crash at the start of the singapore grump ray knocks out title contender sebastian vettel have the very latest coming up in the program. the palestinian fighter movement has cautiously welcomed the pledge from its rival hamas to hold talks and the general election hamas released a statement saying it's willing to end its feud with father which controls the occupied west bank a mass also vowed to dissolve its administrative committee which governs girls a deputy leader is called the valid positive and promising if true. force joins us live now from gaza city so how master said it's dissolve this

government who is running the show in gaza then. well still the same people that were running the show yesterday for now at least there are three ministries which have always been attached reported towards the. based administration the occupied west bank administration of the fatah led palestinian authority the other ministries the other officials are so far reporting to an acting executive committee however they are both in words and indeed it seems ready now to dissolve it entirely the. spokesman the representative who deals with hamas in terms of the. problems that they've had for the last ten years he is saying that stands ready to send the consensus government here it's just a question of working out the precise timings and they've been informed that hamas is ready to receive that government so it does seem at least that this part of the deal is ready to be implemented however there remain all sorts of obstacles in the

detail of all this which could still cause problems as they have in the past when there's been other attempts to resolve the separation between hamas here in gaza and fatah in the occupied west bank here's what one political analyst here in gaza was telling me about those problems a couple of hours ago. the palestinians are the palestinian division has been going on for more than ten years now and over the past ten years we have seen a number of initiatives a number of agreements between hamas and fatah. and other others. and unfortunately all of these have failed to put the palestinian division. and i have to say that the palestinians right now are skeptical about. this new initiative by the egyptians and as we all have been saying that the devil is in the details so yes there is a new understanding between. but probably ones they dig deep into the.

obstacles in the coming days and weeks with regard to how to get together how to put an end to a division that has been going on for ten years and have been created on the grounds both and. one of the big questions for people there does this mean potentially the end of the. well the israeli siege it could mean an end to or at least a greater easing of the situation on the southern border the rougher crossing with egypt that's something that hamas here is certainly very keen to to get sorted out in their language in the repositioning earlier this year in may they made it very clear that the muslim brotherhood was no longer part of the of the founding documents of hamas that is a key that's been a key sticking point for egypt so there's potential there as for the other great

problem that people here in gaza have had over the last few months that's been the squeeze that's been put on this place to pressurize hamas by fatter we've seen fatah employees have their salaries cut by thirty percent and more consequentially for everyone here has been the cuts to electricity supplies as well which has been something that's been imposed by fatah so we were in the refugee camp nearby here just in the last hour talking to someone who's been living there under this increasingly difficult situation he says that he's maybe fifty percent optimistic that there might be a deal this time but the thing that they really want to see and can be effectuated instantaneously presumably by by fatah is a lifting of these pressure tactics that they've been imposing on hamas to get precisely this kind of deal this kind of response from hamas. forces there thanks so much for that now at least ten iraqi soldiers have been killed in an attack by eisel fighters it happened in the western province near the border with

jordan several towns in an arm bar are still held by eisel and eighteen turkish armored vehicles have arrived at a crossing on the border with syria under the terms agreed at the talks in kazakstan this month turkish forces will move into opposition controlled areas inside syria to create deescalation zones the area in the border crossing around has been held by rebels since two thousand and thirty. turkey has called the plan for a kurdish referendum on independence in northern iraq and the issue of national security iraq is calling the vote scheduled for september the twenty fifth playing with fire reports from kurdistan capital. the iraqi prime minister hydrilla body reacted with strong words to the kurdish parliament's decision to hold an independence referendum on september twenty fifth if you challenge the constitution

and if you challenge the borders off you are on the border of the region then there will not be this is a public and vacation to countries in the region to violate iraq because as well which is but again justification. about these words were met with a mixture of defiance and anger in the kurdish region of northern iraq the president of the kurdistan regional government masoud barzani spoke at a rally north of erbil in the city of the whole. rejected our partnership not us if you have a look at the iraqi constitution it says the commitment to this constitution keeps the free unity of iraq we decided to live with baghdad but they didn't accept our partnership now they have to accept we will be good neighbors if they want except our partnership we won't be their servants turkey's president also voiced his concerns referring to his country's national security so. we will have

a meeting with the iraqi prime minister mr a body in the united states and from what we can see our goal is the same our goal is not dividing iraq but now the northern iraqi authority is taking a step towards the separation of iraq. one source of tension is the disputed territory of coke which the kurds say belongs to them but is also claimed by iraq the kurds have been clear that the referendum will take place in per cook and have sent troops to the city but the local iraqi shia led militia says any ballot box. as an act of aggression the international community also reacted the u.s. special representative to the anti eisel coalition said that the u.s. would not support any kurdish referendum and in fact said that the iraqis and the kurds should get together and concentrate on the fight against isis and that's also a view echoed by the british foreign office across the kurdish region flags have been waving and nationalism amongst this distinct ethnic group is the fever pitch

ordinary kurds and their leaders see this referendum as their moment a chance for self-determination and their own nation state something they've been striving for for navy a century however some party saying time is not now but they may back the popular movement that seems to be on track to hold the referendum despite the objections of iraq the united states and opposition across the region iran can be. the u.a.e. has carried out an air raid on the yemeni city of aden against forces loyal to the country's internationally recognized president. the fighting on saturday is the latest escalation in a rift between the u.a.e. and yemen's president. both are members of a saudi led coalition that have been fighting rebels since two thousand and fifteen . police in london have made a second arrest in connection with a bomb attack on an underground train on friday a twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb of hounslow on

saturday night an eighteen year old was arrested at the port of dover the main ferry link to france the attack on the london tube injured thirty eight people then barbara has more from outside scotland yard in london. well police are not saying much about this latest arrest we do know that counter terrorism officers of the met police arrested a twenty one year old man around shortly before midnight local time on saturday and that was in the hounslow which is southwest of where i am in central london it's also very near to sunbury on thames that's a suburb where armed police carried out a raid on a residential property on saturday and they also evacuated scores of people from around that area telling some local residents they had just one or two minutes to get out of their homes scaring quite a lot of people and the speculation amongst those residents was that they could

have been looking for explosives police have made it clear that raid came as a result of the arrest early on saturday in dover of an eighteen year old man now we don't know much about him either but that was also under the terrorism act that man like the twenty one year old who's been arrested was taken to a south london police station police are keeping tight lipped they're still appealing to the public for information and for a video or images of the incident at parson's green tube station which might help them now on friday president trump put out a tweet saying that the people who put the device in the train were known were in the sights of the metropolitan police prime minister to resume a suggested that was unhelpful britain's interior minister has now done the same so they're clearly suggesting that people should not speculate until we know a bit more about the investigation. bangladesh has announced tough restrictions on

the movement of a hindu refugees crossing over from me in march the government is setting up new camps to house more than four hundred thousand refugees who fled violence in state ranger have been barred from using public transport and looking for accommodation outside the cramped refugee camps bangladeshis prime minister traveled to the united nations general assembly to ask for more help to deal with the crisis the u.n. says about sixty percent of those who have fled are children thirdly a child who has more from cox bazaar. every day over here. every day. the red cross. and the local agencies everybody's working very hard.

to cross with this private trucks trying to deliver. yesterday three people died in the stampede one woman children at the same time bank of those government in a controversial move have told the police to arrest the movement of the rowing us across the country. and all the. other parts of the country have started the biometric registration process that started several days ago they want to register each and every road. so they can keep an account where they are who they are and they want to confine them would in the. areas they don't want them to move around the country they wonder eventually able to send them back to me and this is a proof to show that these are me on my record during the refugees who have crossed over to bangladesh now to me on my side i don't want them back. and fencing all across the border. refugees will be stateless people stuck between the two countries. bangladeshis living near the border with me being.

me in my military is accused of planting amnesty international says the explosives trying to escape to bangladesh well i have reports from southeast bangladesh. on the bangladesh side of the river a rustic life shattered by events in a foreign land mama remembers how his younger brother was his first. so when the animal wandered off his brother went to find it. suddenly i heard this huge explosion and i saw people come running they were running away from something i went to see what happened and saw some people carrying him he was in pieces. brother had chased the cow over the poorest border into myanmar and stepped on a landmine he lost a leg and is in hospital fighting for his life just behind me beyond that dirt path

is the enough river border between me and maher in bangladesh just a few thousand feet away from the home of mohammad hussian over there you can see several cows crossing back and forth between the river as they graze the myanmar army has been accused of planting the mines to stop growing your refugees fleeing what the united nations has called ethnic cleansing about half a million rohingya are estimated to have entered bangladesh in the past month some of them are fighting back and this bangladeshi man witnessed a strange sight in the head of the. i was walking along here for the border when i saw running a man with something in his hand what it was he said he talks of. the developments across the border have caught many villagers here of guard once a setting that provided a scenic view from ahmed hashim the mountains of myanmar are now

a source of dread marrs that are also zero to brew bangladesh. plenty more ahead on the news hour including rebuilding a kingdom in nigeria three years after a devastating attack by boko haram plus we had to chicago to find out why deaths among new mothers in the u.s. are on the rise. the fight described as the biggest of the year by fans and in a controversial draw that's coming up with joe in sport. former prime minister nawaz sharif seat is being contested in a parliamentary by election in lahore surely fs wife. is the front runner in a vote seen as a test of support for her husband and his pm and party the seat became vacant in

july when sharif was disqualified in this mist from office by the supreme court over corruption allegations come out as more from the whole. many by election day. i think games. are going to. get. anywhere to go. in order. and draw a. connection. to what really happened but one thing.

remember for a long time we have a hope when in china we have to win at all costs and. they want to they want to bring change in this country and that's my big game on the board. with a clear majority just by the heart of your dad by the coat. was there. all the. want to give up the victory. for. everything had gone. on the. north korea's recent missile tests and just the latest issue raising tensions with

its neighbors in japan people have been concerned with the fate of japanese citizens abducted by north korean agents decades ago from abroad reports from tokyo . the north korean abduction issue is a highly emotive one here in japan even forty years after they took place this was a bizarre series of abductions often from deserted beaches in northern japan by north korean special forces of any body they happened to come across people who were then taken back to north korea to help in their spy training program basically teaching north korean spies how to speak better japanese now it was only fifteen years ago that the. north korea kim jong il finally admitted that yes this policy had been taking place he apologized for it and subsequently all of japanese citizens and sometimes dependents children born in captivity were released back to

japan that according to the north korea was the end of the matter but for many people here in japan like these this pressure group and other support groups they've often believed that many more people have been held in north korea that north korea has not accepted responsibility and they're pressing for those people to be released now the concern for these campaign is that with the current standoff with north korea over its nuclear development program the issue of the abductions is being lost well prime minister shinzo came along here to tell these people that he for one has not forgotten. even if north korea keeps threatening our country we'll never forget about the abducted families from japan. goes to the u.n. general assembly where he says he'll be taking up the abduction issue it's also a session where he will be having a very important meeting with his south korean counterpart and with president from

the united states a session that will be dominated by the one question how collectively they deal with north korea a session that could have very far reaching consequences. police in the u.s. city of st louis have fired tear gas during a second night of protests against the acquittal of a white former policeman accused of murdering a black man at least thirty people were arrested jason stokley was cleared of shooting that anthony smith six years ago federal prosecutors rejected calls for a new civil rights investigation protesters targeted the mayor's home. unfortunately we did have incidents of sporadic violence and vandalism and that will be the lasting images written about in the newspaper and played over and over on t.v. . as i've said over the past several days we will protect the rights of people who protest demonstrate and have their opinions heard we draw the line though violence

we understand the desire to disrupt but we do not understand it will not understand the just the desire to for destruction or for harming people we will protect all of our residents. opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has been airlifted to south africa for medical treatment the former prime minister recently confirmed the as colon cancer his party the movement for democratic change says the treatment in south africa is a routine procedure trying to rise expected to be president robert mugabe's main opponent in next year's general election. well to the struggle in an ancient kingdom in northern nigeria which is trying to recover and rebuild fighters destroyed five hundred year old buildings and artifacts three years ago people remain wary of further boko haram attacks on their culture and fear their home will lose its status as a world heritage site catherine sawyer ports. the kingdom of the core is high in

the mandarin mountains which straddle the border between nigeria and cameroon more than one hundred gunmen attacked this village almost three years ago when boko haram controlled matter of adamawa state in northeastern nigeria. like his relatives who lived here centuries ago. is a blacksmith he was home sleeping when the ambush began. i was lying on my bed when i heard screaming everyone ran away when i came when i returned after i had left i had burned houses so we started putting out the fine the people of socor are still feeling the effects of that attack these are the gallery that held important artifacts that were you centuries ago traditional clothes carrying beds and other household items war on display boko haram fighters burned everything that was in here. kingdom is

a unesco world heritage site villagers can't afford to have their home lose its historic value and its u.n. status. they recently started repairing what was destroyed along with experts from the national commission of museums and monuments here they are working on a section of the king's palace this is a living will who decide what other people decide to collude they all have disowned him so libby had this most sustained cause of at the polls and the people. in another part of the village the king heads a security meeting every member of the community is welcome to attend he says it wasn't only this heritage site which was destroyed. green lost so many things. yet been constructed churches were burned some

wells were contaminated so we have to try to use to fetch water. back our own fighters haven't been back since their attack but vigilantes are always on the lookout they may have less sophisticated weapons than. they say they won't be quite unprepared or let their heritage be destroyed again catherine al-jazeera. in northeastern nigeria the number of deaths of new mothers is on the rise in the united states is now higher than in any other major industrialized country john hundred is in chicago to find out why in the third and final part of our series on maternal mortality around the world. fermat local and the joy of childbirth lasted a day as their daughter madeline took her first breaths his wife liz died hours later of a pulmonary embolism the sudden blockage in her lung made her one of more than

seven hundred women in the u.s. who die each year during or shortly after childbirth two things that are guaranteed to every single one of us are birth and death that's it there's nothing else that's guaranteed right and so i experience both of those things in twenty seven hours it's an increasingly common story in the united states even as maternal mortality falls elsewhere around the globe more american mothers die in the first year of their child's life than in any other industrialized nation a study published in the lancet medical journal says the u.s. ranks forty six in the world in terms of maternal mortality with twenty six women for each hundred thousand live births that's more than three times the rate of neighboring canada due to the longstanding inability for women to access free or low cost health care in the united states women in the united states tend to enter pregnancy much sicker than counterparts in other developed nations so women enter

pregnancy with medical issues such as obesity diabetes hypertension kidney problems the list goes on and on the problem here is growing the u.s. is one of just thirteen countries where the rate is worse than it was fifteen years ago. everyone is about average among american states when it comes to maternal mortality in two thousand and seven five point eight mothers died for every hundred thousand live births according to a group called the march of dimes by two thousand and sixteen according to another study that number had nearly tripled to sixteen for black women in the u.s. it's far worse one reason the stress of being black in america stressing out about not having a job or money coming to the father either is not around or not and the ally the family members left behind never get the chance to offer that support is more american mothers die in the year after childbirth infant mortality

in the u.s. is at its lowest level in history researchers say the two facts might well be related just six percent of the money the u.s. government gives to states to lower mortality birth is devoted to mothers john hendren al jazeera chicago. now it's time to get the weather has richard with news of another hurricane heading towards the caribbean what's going on is no end to this well it will reach the peak pretty some of the season the waters of wilma cross the atlantic there's no substance the sheer in the ante is very low so as a result we've got a series of storms that slowly we've got the moment further towards the east we've got some maria i'm maria's woman concerned about as far as the caribbean is concerned and we can't get rid of jose either that one just seems to continue on but let's concentrate on maria and i'm maria is going to go across those areas of the caribbean which have already been impacted so there is on the edge of our screen you can see the sustain is about one hundred k.p.h. they're going to increase and as they go from dominica northwards in the next

twelve to eighteen hours then we're going to get some really powerful winds developing and some very heavy rain so there's a truck is expected to take is going to hit at about six hundred g.m.t. we'll keep you posted on that one. let's take you now live to where the qatari foreign minister is speaking at the broad looking institute in new york let's listen then to what he was saying the sessions of us a slam world forum that is required to pull turned nowadays because of the challenges the world is facing rifts political rifts do not tickle lives are everywhere and lead so many parts of the word rest in instability so many problems were not yet sorted out and the spiral to our lives aleutians and this necessitates the international efforts to do more towards the

implementation of the international and lows we need to accept double standard in this regard when it turned careers the spirit of coexistence and cheve really only justice if we could say we can lot tyrone a we cannot say that tyrone a is existence and we cannot at the same time say that we have only to work with this tabulation meant of. dialogue constant. that is based on mutual respect in the dealing between countries this school struct of dialogue is very important for building a tolerant and p. is trust confidence are all over the place qatar the state of qatar have has

exerted a lot of efforts to deepen this concept and the institutions nastiness that you sound like. for literacy. they are new and though i phone and they are hosting so many conferences and convenience in order to boost this direction our phone today is part of cuts i. like to say that this forum has been established on two and two thousand and two and forum about the relations between the us and the slammer. stablish mentor this forum was part of the first to deal with the consequences of the nine eleven attacks and two thousand and one in the now that he states of america and the impact that it has on the u.s. islamic relations also we need to bridge the gap between peoples in order to face

the result i guess we have seen so many aspects of misunderstanding of religion and the mis protégé of religious text and we need to understand each other and to respect each other's doctrines we need to face head critic and we need to do a lot. to face those who. make a lot of efforts to kill innocents and to use bad their logic. to serve their own purposes and this regard i'd like to say that religions in themselves are way way behind this idea because religious are good for tolerance and we need to live in peace but those people that terrorists may belong to. the core of the

region is. a law. and to respect their paper and in our world most of the world read. jaxtr risen during the fight with the resume we need to know that terrorism is not a particular phenomenon there are political and other logical reasons behind this phenomena and undoubtedly there are relations between the u.s. and this landmark world might have and might be affected at the same time that's why there's a national community needs a lot of channels and dialogues on the platforms to bridge the gap between these ideas and to support. coexistence and tolerance and unite the followers of different religious and we need to face the egg no rent from

east or west we need to correct the concepts and we need to phase in a tough way to the moments that want to spread hatred and we need to reach a sort of rapprochement between papers that is to achieve peace is an aspiration for the entire world and this regard to distinguish relations between this. and the not that is states of america is facing challenges the main challenge is to sort out the policy in israel a problem and to put an end to the conflict in the middle east the world is not convinced because the selective policies in applying the international lows is not quite enough and we need to be based on justice and furnace to achieve the goals of every part say it's quite important to get away from

those who wanted to hear democracy we need to have democracy between countries will need to respect the server and his of contrails and in this regard we look forward to the international community and the u.s. in particular. under the new administration there is willing to achieve peace in the middle east we praise the u.s. administration after efforts and we president. restore and resume. serious talks in order to sort out the problem according to time limited and according to the arab initiative and according to the international lows according to the two state solution accepted by the international community the stablish myth of the palestinian state with its east resolution as its capital on. the one nine hundred sixty seven terrorism is who why it's carried phenomena and here i'd like to say that the violence heya trade tense areas has

a lot in the corruption and creation of these terrorist organizations and there is a national world or the the world in general has in bad enough. facing this terrorism phenomena and i feel sorry to say that there are more conflicts disputes sufferings are there the more this national community is not able to sort these problems out there is a national community has to adopt or will necessary procedures to fight this phenomena because it's a threat against the end of the society is countries and it's a threat to the human rights cuts are in this regard has always condemned all types and kinds of terrorism and has also called for more serious

participation of the world in fires in this phenomena that is opposing all religious all civilizations all religions and servile as asians and in this regard i need not to see more depression in france. of the use we need not to see more unemployment and poverty and violence this is. this will decrees this will increase the phenomenon and will will increase the anger the terrorism and extremism is something that we need to fight it's quite important to stress that extremism the political movement that violence against civilians and again this public him to tears is a phenomenon by the world since the start of the modern age and it has nothing to do with certain religion over certain paper but we need to depend on the heritage

that is there in all religions too poor for the not being values tolerance constructs and dialogue for the sake of the human society it's not accepted to blame the muslim countries or muslim societies and their pretext saying that there is a relation between religion and terrorism is not true and it's a fine hour to work other problems in the fields of economy in doctrine we need to define terrorism away from other. matters we need to phase terrorism in order to avoid any more creation of terrorism agonise papers and societies here against you have a rich and jan that that says that you are keen to know what's going on and to predict the future in

a way or another will express my thanks to you i wish old europe made things to be very successful i wish your forum will help in the creation of rapprochement between us and this law mcwhirter serve our main issues our men closes and peace be upon you. he will but our cattle. those were the words there of carter's foreign minister dressing the gathering there calling for the international community to increase channels of dialogue he's speaking of course at the brookings institute forum which is being held in new york that's coming a few days before the united nations general assembly will tackle a number of issues including those close to what the brookings institute is now discussing we did see a picture of cutaway there shot because as amir was there perhaps indicating how important the issue of regional peace and stability is for all the leaders in this

world we can bring in marwan bashar al jazeera senior political analyst he joins us from london so. there this selective application of international law is not enough the words there of the qatari foreign minister i guess if it all goes to highlight house high the stakes are for leaders in governments in the middle east right now. absolutely and you know i mean we've heard many speeches. during many years of this sort of conference about the relations between the u.s. and the standard world and we're always confronted with two main issues that dilemma of whether to terrorism that has come to define a to a large degree the relationship between west and east since nine eleven is it rooted in religion islam or is rooted in geopolitics and that this respect of

international law such as allowing countries to occupy another allowing countries to invade another hence leading to more terror and i think qatar has stood since nine eleven and i would say and i would add courageously. on the on the side of geopolitics the argument that the middle east and the arab and muslim world have been victim of bitter interventions occupations and the lights over the last century and that this is the root cause of terrorism not islam not religion and that the terrorists are not popular in the muslim world they are a minority there are very few of them although they are major troublemakers and so on and so forth so i think in a sense if you allow me sammy i would say the following because cut that of course has been facing such charges as supporting that or so forth i think the main point here especially making this very particular speech in the united states for the

presence of the emir of qatar is to say the following if you are really interested in combating terrorism don't exploit that titled terrorism in order to fight any which opposition or people or group that you dislike in the end of the day terrorism has to be defined in a detailed. way and terrorist has to be focused on without confusing them with all sorts of political oppositions in the out of the muslim world otherwise if you're going to consider every muslim or every islamist a terrorist or a terrorist supporter you will never win the battle against that those and we heard the foreign minister make that plea that the world should never support tyranny it sounds a bit like you know he's calling for the world not to forget the principles perhaps of the arab spring of empowerment of people and democracy and so on and so forth

but looking at how the politics of the region has gone since then and the pressure and the accusations made even against carter as being a sponsor or supporter of terrorism is that sort of call falling on deaf ears now. what to some degree it is unfortunately in the middle east as we see counter-revolution prevail in so many places and in the arab and muslim world especially in places like egypt but also in yemen and. of course far less the lesser degree but certainly in syria and so in libya and so on so forth so you know you could say and this is a very important here also to highlight so cut that is not a democracy so why it's got a calling for democracy or supporting democracy and this is an important question that many people ask and here the question has always been for the middle east is that you know if there are various governing systems in the middle east or

elsewhere that's fine as long as there is no direct repression there is no day erect violence there is no direct confrontation and the killings of not only thousands but hundreds of thousands perhaps millions of people in certain countries and so in the end of the day this is really about at least relative justice and about restored active justice about furnace and the lights about prosperity about economics about doctrine so in the end of the day yes i think the principles of the arab spring freedom justice and and social liberty and so on so forth it's all been important and remains important and to a large degree the kind of dictatorship and terror any of we have in the middle east and the muslim world in general would always be an engine for terror or a moron bashar thanks for that. and talking about cars other countries signed a deal with the united kingdom to buy twenty four fighter jets the sale of the

typhoon aircraft was agreed at a meeting of defense ministers from the two countries in doha qatar has been ramping up its spending on military equipment since the beginning of the g.c.c. crisis in early june in the past three months it signed a deal with the u.s. for f. fifteen jets and another one with italy for seven navy vessels julie galiano reports from cuba on the long and expensive rebuilding process. the night hurricane hit guy body in the town baker richard chavez kept making bread and through the storm became too strong to continue within hours your man had destroyed his baker and with it the only livelihood he's ever known probably on the little bit we have to start slowly rebuilding now first i have to fix the oven which is the main part of the bakery now comes a lot of work and sacrifice so that we can start over. others lost even more.

a few blocks away us money shows us where his house used to be the only things salvaged before the roof blew away with fridge in a washing machine. is overwhelmed by the power of the storm the strongest on record to form in the atlantic thousands of homes here lost their roofs and several hundred collapsed entirely people fear their lives will never fully recovered from the impact of this vast storm and given cuba's already struggling economy there are potentially more serious problems ahead and every day without doubt the tourism industry in this area is vital for the economy of the province and of the whole country there are already specialized teams working to start recovering and repairing and we hope to be ready to face the tourist high season very soon as we do every year how quickly the local economy and body and is able to get back on its feet will depend largely on what happens here this road leads back to one of the

most important tourist centers in cuba a range of pleas that dot the northern coast of the island no one except officials has been allowed back there since the whole area was evacuated before the storm hit in fact as you can see the road there is still closed but reports point very serious damage in the tourism infrastructure there. are now the most urgent needs include securing you know food the agricultural sector was also hit hard prompting fears of food shortages in the months ahead. though says he wants some two thousand avocados nearly his entire crop. across the province hundreds of thousands of head trees have been damaged or destroyed. the government has begun the recovery effort and local say they have done what they can to. it was just a matter of doing work we would be doing it we have nothing the solution has to come from the government. but a week on many men are still without power and running water and the outlook in the

small town is grim. most have little choice but to wait for the state to reach them . china has relocated one of shanghai's most popular tourist attractions in a unique operation the whole ancient buddhist ufo temple has been moved thirty meters and raised me to hire the relocation was done for safety reasons two million people visit the temple every year a fresh water lake an indian and administered kashmir used to be the largest in asia one hundred years ago since then it shrunk in half and is clogged with silt but smith has been to see whether the latest cleanup campaign is working its water chestnuts season on the lake at the foothills of the himalayas. but the waters are getting harder to navigate all around as a growing mounds of silt this boy is jumping off one of them. and it's because of

these willow trees. underwater was very clear here it was blue so pondar tells me as we walk over what was once a lake it was a forestry worker in the one nine hundred fifty s. hired by the government to plant willows to later harvest for firewood. landed hundreds of thousands of trees but it was a mistake this has just brought destruction to. my heart that i'm responsible for planting. the willows choking the lake. in one thousand eleven will last surface area was two hundred sixteen square kilometers it's now half that. well are supposed to be a natural flood barrier for the city of srinagar downstream. but the lakes defenses failed with severe consequences in twenty fourteen inundating the city more than three hundred people were killed if you look at the data over there and bear in

mind is including the meat you can see there defeat can see of the extreme events including the precipitation cloudburst floods is increasing so whenever we will have this type of flooding so the little because our produce masses sedimentation is not able to absorb the floodwaters and that will if that is not taken care of that will again lead to the you know massive inundation of the sit in a good city. a small section of clear water is the only evidence that anything has been done recently to clean the lake now in recent years there have been attempts to restore like but they have always ended up costing between tens to hundreds of millions of dollars of has never been enough money so this latest project aims to try and persuade private contractors to dredge the water and take part payment of willow trees in return but they're only going to start with one square kilometer we are getting tremendous pressure from the public from god would undertake it as

early as possible it is monday and gives an idea how people are concerned and it will be taken for. the contractor will get two years to d. silt and up root the willow from there one square kilometer if the scheme works the government will extend it it'll take decades to finish perhaps not enough time to beat the next extreme weather event bernard smith al-jazeera. and the kashmir valley. well still to come and i'll just hear all the baseballs including reigning champions chelsea take on i also know in the english premier league joel have the latest on that next in sport.

from the icy mountain steps of mongolia to the flooded lowlands of south america. the high stakes series returns. following the daring journey ordinary people from around the globe who take extraordinary risks to earn a living. risking it all coming soon on al-jazeera.

thank. god the bank has time to catch up with all the sports news his job sammy thank you well the turning point of the formula one season may just have happened at the singapore grand prix after a disastrous day for the title challenger sebastian vettel the german was on pole position but the start was complete carnage when he and his ferrari teammates kimmie reichen run into each other not both for ariza out of the race and also to red bull's maxima stepan mclaren's fernando alonso with them it's just the fourth time informing on history that the front row has been wiped out at the start of a race chairmanship leda lewis hamilton leads it now with fourteen laps left at the marina bay street circuit. might just united go top of the english premier league later if they can pull off a big win at home against everton meanwhile champions chelsea hosting all still in

a london dalby at stamford bridge is still goalless in the second half. boxing fans were calling it the biggest fight of the year but there was no winner from the bout between canelo alvarez and good article often which ended a contrivance see the pair fought to a drawer in their middleweight world championship clash in las vegas one of the three judges schools was heavily in favor of mexican alvarez and has been criticized by both professional boxers and fans now they were boos when the decision was announced in the end though glaucon landed more punches overall remains unbeaten in his career a rematch could also be on the cards. i saw only computer and. total projects. it's all reaction people reaction you know. what is the darkness in all this terrible form is terrible you know just. this is not correct you know it is very bad for sport. and no i didn't base it on the

school i wasn't looking at points round by round but what i am sure of after the fight was that i won i have no doubt about it in my mind new franchise atlanta united has set a record for the largest attendance at a major league soccer game more than seventy thousand fans saw a three three draw with orlando city on saturday a record of a different kind though in utah diego valarie scored for an eight consecutive game that had never done before in the m.l.s. but his side the portland timbers were beaten two one by rail so like. australia's mark leishman continues to lead golf's b.m.w. championship in illinois going into the final days play he caught a sixty eight to extend his lead to five strokes over jason day and rickie fowler this is a closing in on the national league west title beat the washington capitals three two on saturday for their fourth straight victory. and the new york

yankees are still in contention for the american league east crown they beat the baltimore orioles ninety three for their fourth straight win to the yankees three games behind the boston red sox at the top of the standings. now it's a big day in the balkans with two teams from the former yugoslavia to meet in the final of the european basketball championships for the first time slovenia will face serbia in istanbul was expected to be a fairly contested euro basket decider up to five thousand fans from each country to to be travelling to turkey so all the olympic silver medalists slovenia have gone through the tournament on both teams features stalls from the n.b.a. . in the past. so many times france's first time. physical game fifty fifty chance.

running up and. it was. more a. tough. game day bring on a court will be going live to istanbul ahead of that game in our fifteen hundred g.m.t. news great bulletin but for now one hundred bets on me thanks so much well i would say for me for this news hour back with another news that's coming up just a couple minutes. let's talk about. right now. right now it's happening so fast. you can barely keep up with it. right now we've got clowns protecting. the mobile technology finding clean water not

tomorrow not five years in the future. now. in a disaster the internet can be restored by a truck. in a mine this truck can drive itself and right now this child is being treated by a doctor from six thousand miles away this is science fiction and cisco networks are making it happen now. because when everything is securely connected anything is possible and there's never been a better time to change the way. the philippines is asia's largest catholic nation priests are treated like gods but the church has a dark secret when used investigate sexual misconduct inside the most powerful institution in the philippines at this time on al-jazeera. was once

a place of refuge now it streets have become a battleground. a local armed group that has pledged allegiance to eisele has taken control of a hospital a city jail and several communities such behavior in a largely moderate country has shocked many here thousands of civilians have been trying to flee they are either stuck in their cars or have been walking for kilometers all they know is that they have to leave the city a place that they used to call home now gripped by terror. hamas says it's dissolving is government in gaza shaking up the palestinian

political landscape. sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha so coming up.