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palestinians and injured more than thousand video has emerged. in the back running away is this worthy of praise prime live to our correspondent in gaza also making the grade stepping down as president wanted to groom the next one a year before the elections for the impact this might have on the opposition's attempts at power and ask why the new president to say. church bells are ringing again in mosul it's the first time since i saw was defeated there . in iraq in a small sign that life is returning to normal thousands of christians were killed. and forced from their homes on the ice and i'm. an anonymous letter in the u.k. goes viral and catches the attention of politicians and we have the details and the online reaction to show. his grades.

we are. in with the news good lives on and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al jazeera dot com they will be no inquiry into the killing of palestinian protesters by israeli soldiers on friday defense minister avigdor lieberman has rejected calls for probe saying instead that the soldiers should receive a medal this comes as video emerged of a demonstrator being shot as he ran away from israel's border with gaza it was filmed as thousands of people began their protest against decades of land grabs by israel the israeli military says the man was a member of the armed wing of hamas his family has deny the claim and say he was unarmed and shot in the back home he joins us now from gaza near the border with israel so many people killed and injured hard on

a you've been to the hospital tell us what you saw then what you heard. well yes this is actually the third hospital revisit today and really wherever we go what we hear from doctors that do are pretty bad the scenes that a lot of high caliber bullets were used by the snipers against these protesters most of the who's happened in the lower part of the body needs thighs and lower legs but you also have people who have received bullets in their heads now i spoke to several of these rooted of many of them say that they were standing there yes they were approaching the border fence carrying the palestinian flag one girl told me that she did throw a few stones at the soldiers she can see them but she didn't never imagine the retaliation that would come from across that border fence we also saw another young

man who also had received a gaping hole in his leg the doctor said that it was it is was an extremely difficult situation because his boat then was completely brittle everything inside was destroyed and the doctors were saying we don't have the means to treat such wounds such big who they say they hadn't seen that in the past and they say that they don't have the medicine they don't have the the equipment and some of the doctors say that we also don't have the expertise for all of that one doctor was telling me that there were dozens of amputation because simply that's what they had to do because there was no way out of that to save the life of these wounded about eight hundred and five according to the health officials here where injured by live i mean issues are extremely high tall and hala i'm just wondering what sort of impact this news is having on the other protesters knowing that they too could get

injured like this if they protest again is it going to dampen their enthusiasm. well i was speaking to one of these wounded today and her sister just interrupted the conversation saying that despite what happened to her younger sister she was going to go back on friday to debt border fence she said we have been peaceful you cannot say that a few stones thrown from one hundred meters away if not more are really harming disorders in any shape or form and he said this is the last resort we have to have our voices heard for the world not to forget that gaza exists now or what we have seen so far certainly from this side with the organizers which are mixture of the political faction and also represented as of the civil society is that they making sure that everything remains as peaceful as possible in the sense they're making sure they didn't want any protesters to have any weapons with them or to have her

but chilled bombs at israeli soldiers now israel says that has happened indeed but we haven't seen any indication or any proof of but of what israel alleges they will go back we will see if the numbers will be the same as the last friday but certainly you have an impression really here that they want to keep it as peaceful as possible and many of the people i spoke to pointed out to the fact that there have been no rockets launched all words israel in the aftermath of that friday were did the door was so high for people in gaza and they say that that's an indication that actually people in gaza including the political factions are trying to find a new way to express their opinion or to make their voices heard and they're trying to keep this from their side as peaceful as possible but i think you will have a big showing at least on friday thanks for that how to let's go to stephanie

decker in west jerusalem you were listening to that stephanie i mean gaping holes in their leg somebody shot in the back said. when teen people killed before put this question to you have just somebody been in touch with me from somalia say where is the u n in all of this not only the un stephanie those behind these atrocities are going to get away with this if anything they'll get a medal. well this is the thing that i think this is why you see the element of frustration is hoda a say exist two million people living under siege in gaza and i think it's fair to say that the world has forgotten them including the arab world which used to be a champion for the palestinian cause these people feel completely abandoned by their leaders and by everyone else now talking about you know accountability of the israeli army well israel will tell you this is all about security the language coming from here saying that this was not an ordinary protest this was an attempt

by thousands to breach the security fence the authorities here the army had been saying in preparations to this planned event on friday that they would fire at people approaching the border fence they are saying that ten of those killed were members of what israel calls terrorist organizations but again jay we've been looking at those pictures of the videos in an age of social media when things are different and you see on the on protesters running away being shot out left right and center so when it comes to accountability this is not the first time the israeli army has been accused of using excessive force and it won't be the last time israel's point is always a security security security but i think what hoda was saying there it is a very instant thing i've certainly never seen this amount of people of civilians protesting at along the border israel cannot simply open fire on these people even though they say a lot of them are members of political organizations circle terrorist organizations but you have as

a fact tens of thousands of civilians now wanting to make their words heard i think this is a real new challenge of how the army will deal with this going forward how the leadership is going to deal with the army and as you say it's all about security security security what are the public feel about this do they support what's happening. well the israeli public supports its army the army to understand this jane you know there is construction conscription here so any son daughter mother father has served in the military pretty much as a rule you do not criticize the military yes many times events happen where things are called into question as to the conduct of a soldier or particular brigade etc however there is a real unison when it comes to criticizing the army and again because you have the stress of security because of the situation that we that this conflict find itself in i mean just look at the name of the israeli army it's the israeli defense forces this is the language this is the language that you've been hearing that this was

a real security threat to israel's security and this is why the army responded with such force which is why you have the israeli prime minister applauding them which is why you have the defense minister calling those are calling for an for an independent investigation hypocrites it is that cunt language they will always stand behind their army but i think you cannot continue to use this kind of force against unarmed protesters there's a lot of media coverage on this jane there are even questions in the israeli media about whether the army is using too much force it is a different kind of movement these are civilians protesting after years of blockade so i think i'll be very interested to see whether this momentum continues and how the army is going to deal with it thanks for that stephanie take a people have been in touch with us from qatar what's one to the u.s. and somalia can just before we get into this expose asking weighs the humanity the sort of question and also what's behind the protests were posed to a panel by my colleague sami is a done on inside story so you can watch that program of inside story by going to

our programs page and you can find it there you can also get in touch by send your comments to any of our online platforms you can tweet us at a.j. english or on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. newsgroup you can also send us a whatsapp message at plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine and as always you can use the hash tag a.j. news good we've been getting some great views and discussions online on this topic . the u.s. and south korea have resumed joint military drills they were supposed to be held in february but were delayed to avoid clashing with the winter olympics in the south these drills will be shorter than previous ones usually they go on for about two months but not this time the exercises will last only one month more than eleven thousand americans and two hundred ninety thousand koreans are involved in the drills but there will be less strategic weapons like nuclear powered aircraft carriers or submarines in the past their presence has angered the north and while

kyung is usually very critical about the joint military drills so far it has been relatively quiet and what is a little unusual is what's happening on the same day the drills kick off a historic concert has been held as a peace gesture ahead of this month's into a korean summit one hundred sixty south korean singers including the popular cape pop girl band red velvet will perform in north korea for the first time in more than a decade kathy novak has more from seoul. these annual joint military drills usually take place earlier in the year but they were delayed so as not to coincide with the winter olympics and paralympics that were taking place here in south korea north korea usually react angrily to drills like this calling them a rehearsal for an invasion even though the u.s. and south korea say they are defensive in nature but of course lately there has been a more peaceful atmosphere here on the korean peninsula and in light of that it seems

that these drills are likely to be more low key the scale will be the same as in previous years but instead of running for two months they're expected to run for one month of course that is a time when we there is a lead up to a summit meeting between the leaders of north and south korea and plans for a possible meeting between the leader of north korea kim jong un and the u.s. president donald trump so another sign of a more cooperative atmosphere between the two koreas and indeed between the u.s. and north korea with shorter drills planned and we're not likely to see what's known as strategic assets including nuclear powered aircraft carriers this time around at the same time in another sign of the cooperation between the two koreas there is an art troupe visiting north korea for a series of performances which is why it's joins us on skype from new york he is the director of the center for political and military analysis at the hudson

institute a think tank very good to have you with us what are we seeing here we've got a cultural exchange the two sides are a getting close to south korea and north korea and yet we have this military drill drill still going ahead still quite an impressive one to. right i mean this is what we're seen as a longstanding series of military kills has ignited states and south korea and undertaking for many years there are basically two types of trails those that large climate in which there are several hundred thousand south korean troops involved is to test a series of actual military operation so that would be for example to send in a territory hunting down a naval asset protection against air strikes and then there's a computer simulation about how we how the u.s. might be able to bring troops into a region and the fact that this is the crane in the midst of

a cream to the peace initiative makes it interesting people have to see for some time still the north koreans react very strongly in exercises other times not and the u.s. forces involved an air raid somewhat all of this year it is actually much shorter and a lower level as your of your you said in the package lower level of stairs are strategic weapons big promise ones like ours a lot earlier absent are there we still have tens of thousands of u.s. troops is the message to kim jong un look we're going to keep the pressure on you the sanctions whatever it takes until you come onboard until we have a civilized dialogue. right i mean that the president trump said and i would think even if it was our president clinton we would still go ahead with these exercises i mean the fundamental situation hasn't changed yet we still have divided. the military up north lister disowns her changing weapon is so these

are the exercises designed to church in north korea reassure allies such as south korea and japan and also influence china russia and other players to think about you know what kind of path we could going forward i mean i think the u.s. wants to make the air that's the end game has to be a piece of whole korea without nuclear weapons and instilled at it kurz these exercises will continue at this high level talks is a critical juncture hasn't been as angle he hasn't expressed any and good all this time unlike previous is due from coop who gets the message what role is he playing . right according to the south koreans he told them that he would make a big deal these exercises and i think we've all seen that that the north korean leader is not a madman he's actually capable of rational action toning down threats i mean currently he's launched

a series of peace initiatives are at least overtures to the south to the united states and i think this is a good sign because normally these kind of negotiations and all a bit of pop aeration a bit of conflict so we end up with a europe without intermediate range missiles under reagan but that didn't occur until the u.s. brought in some of its own missiles and i got the russians and us to make that case and i think that's the same scenario here that if we have to sit down down these exercises would be possible but it's got to be and the contents of a lower trust in that are not as good to talk to richard roth thank you very much the. thank you want this cultural exchange the games the military might really is a a balancing game at play you can go to our website and you can look at the page on south korea can see how the tone has changed regarding these military exercises not as much outrage when you go through all of these stories this year. what's one a as a new president ma great samus easy took over from income who stepped on saturday

after ten years in power comma had served his two term limit the c.c. isn't new to politics he was the country's vice president he takes office almost a year and a half before elections which are said for twenty nineteen that mrs he promised to uphold the constitution tackle youth unemployment and improve treatment and prevention of hiv aids it is of the deep sense of humility that i stepped the immense responsibility that has just been bestowed on me and the trust and confidence there by a post as the fifth president of our public a nation of laws while in carrying out my duties might such a touchstone show demean the oath i just made to uphold the constitution the rule of law and maintenance of national unity good governance peace and prosperity catherine sawyer was at the swearing in festivities in the capital.

let's be both great. comic this ceremony which is very much in line with the constitution the president former president. back that's to step down as he did and to hand over power to the president who is now. eighteen months to the general. public. gets to the president and so. this is an opportunity for my c.c. . to the. strength his presidency to show the people of books and he tried to. eat up his own right to.

sue for my presence. so people really hope. this while. and you've already. heard. it's going to be interesting to see what happens. next wednesday when he gets. his vice president. but so on it has been described as an african success story one of the poorest countries in the one nine hundred seventy s. it's enjoyed strong economic growth and a stable multi-party system it's one of the world's largest producers of diamonds but economists are concerned about its dependence on wealth from the industry the new president has said he wants to diversify our trade economy tipped into recession into a fifteen and unemployment stands at around twenty percent h.l.v.

is also a major problem has a say. second highest prevalence in the world with an estimated seventeen percent of the population infected we profiled the country's campaign against corruption during one of our shows and favorites ranked the least corrupt in africa according to transparency international news group social media producer harding laid out what the country's doing from fines to prison time to hotline number you can watch how does put so on a fight corruption in africa at al jazeera dot com just search for puts want to add account such as c.e.o. of rich management investment advisor and political analyst of the sub-saharan african region who joins us from nairobi always good to see you at econ what do you think of this move of milk which you would say must c.c. and what he's been saying about diamonds for a start and diversifying there why would he will from such a cash car. so firstly i think you know the optics are

resonating across the continent it's a relatively smooth and. it's the end of two terms of a time when many african leaders have extended that into infinity think it's powerful message coming out of this small country of just two million people and a very effective need good looking and over with respect to diamonds obviously i think we've got to give credit where credit's due like many african countries botswana had resources in that case it was diamonds but really one one has to admit that they've handled that resource dividend the most effectively of any african country i can think of bad examples equitorial guinea angola but botswana has stood out as an outlier think what the incoming president was speaking about was one the need to diversify they haven't been successful it's a diamond it's a tourism it's

a light stock economy they need to look at other options i'm not sure what those options are really going to be and i think aids of course the numbers have been coming down the percentage was in the high thirty's if i recall not too long ago that brought it down below twenty percent so it's an improving story but overall i think in the in the in a battle of fifty five states but swine that has had a very clear voice a clear moral compass at times they've dressed down the rest of the african countries but what we're seeing here is a really positive african story and i'm sure president missy she will carry on this strong this stronger track record and let's talk about this transition this handing over of power and i'm just going to read you a couple of comments here to read them but cite us as we thankful for our leaders for such a smooth transition people in botswana says why is there a fixation with african democracy in moto raman says people are very happy and

a good decision by the prez. and to step down on this is part of the constitution he steps down before the next election just wondering what sort of impact grooming the vice president for president will have on the opposition and is this something that investors like to see. so the opposition made a lot of headway at the last election and math shows that if they joined up and consolidated into one group they'd have a real chance of power so i think what we're seeing here is the ruling party saying to themselves look we need to get we have to have a new leader we need to give them a clear off ramp here is more than twelve months to get in position and to win this election for us i think on balance my money would be on the botswana development party continuing its leadership of botswana i think you know they need this of the hand you haven't got those big problems when leaders take so long to leave by the

time they leave their entire. you know their entire track record is diluted here we've got somebody who's done extremely well president come he sees shown strong leadership a little bit brusque little bit shot military type of fellow didn't get on with people said things how he felt them upset many even trump you responded very forthrightly to and from what i can hear from a c c i think he's going to belittle little bit more genial and maybe you know bit more powerful at the ballot box i suspect that he got such a thank you very much for the comments are coming in thick and fast and just wonder what the reaction has been like from your point of view a lot of reaction from africa jane and we'll get to messy she's name is trending in botswana along with the hash tag my c.c. inauguration and the city didn't take long to switch to this new role has touch of iowa says it all with the official title as the president of the republic of

botswana and many are excited about the new president but don't see the former president stepping down as such a big deal they say it's expected especially since the constitution limits presidents to two thames this is a says that come i didn't have a choice on stepping down but i want to has a ten year limit on presidency and comma has reached it assuming that my c.c. wins in twenty nine thousand and twenty twenty full he would also be forced to step down in march twenty twenty eight having been we have been talking to some of you about my c.c. take a listen. a lot of people initially doubted in willingness to step down when he first came into that and eight because of his military background and the fact that you know his is actually the founder of the country but you know he has shown that to the constitution to to you know the. fabric. through to the votes on a brick. we expect nothing less than good goodness and. elections.

you know he expects. us to another round of elections in between one thousand general election. is imperfect because it conflicts president. president of. starting to question whether. to go into the future with. that iteration of. you know. driving. corruption right right now you know when you're really hope you're probably wow. and now.

now others online are excited about having a first lady this is the first time in ten years the former president and come out was never married so mrs neal my c.c. is getting a lot of attention online you can just read more about her as you stew online searches throughout the day and people stalking about the rain it's a sign of good luck in botswana and many are excited that the inauguration was moved inside because of torrential downpour so if you are and that's why we do want to hear from you from you and what you think of the new president we already have a conversation going on so to join us is the hash tag aging is great jay and let me remind you that we do want to hear from you about these stories are getting lots of comments but keep them coming in to us a.j. english you can tweet us there on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. news good you can also send us a what's up message at plus nine seven four five zero one one four nine and as always you can use the hash tag a j you screwed still ahead on the newsgroup for

those of you watching us on facebook live will show you how one couple in the u.s. is using. to spruce up their city also coming up why china's space authorities warning of a celestial fireball we'll explain so do stay with us. hello there we've still got that streak of cloud across parts of the middle east at the moment it shows up very clearly on the satellite picture over saudi arabia and stretching up through iran and of a tree up into kazakstan as well ahead of that system is where we're seeing the dust so it's has been very very dusty here in doha and that dust is also extending through parts of iran and up into tajikistan as well now as we head through the next couple of days that area of cloud does work away towards the east still going to get snow over the highest mountains but behind it tending

a bit warmer touched. and up at twenty five towards the west we've got another weather system here that's just grazing the northern parts of turkey then edging its way eastwards so here it is on tuesday again that one will be giving us a bit of snow over the mountains to further towards the south and there's that system then that's over saudi arabia and it could be thick enough to give us the old shower as we head through monday or tuesday here in doha what will notice is the winds easing over the next few days and that will allow the dust to settle out of it as well down towards the southern parts of africa plenty of what weather here particularly over parts of namibia and up into angola heavy showers here recently more wet weather still to come on monday and those links all the way across towards madagascar plenty of showers here to. tracing the four from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the movement

where we humanized that nothing was closed about the injury the devastating impact to save the banks means also to save the deposit simple ordinary citizens and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leads are the people who need to learn the best gora from democracy to the markets on al-jazeera. and monday put it well on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries haven't truly been able to escape the your.

if you can imagine the atrocities committed on the israeli gaza border dominates the training page there and look at different aspects it's been called the past seven massacre but i want to draw your attention to the story that way is of no it was

a it's number seven china's petro on the end of the dollar hedge of money and it's counting the cost look at what happens if shanghai takes these first steps to pay for imported oil in the one instead of the u.s. dollar and then launching the first crude futures contracts past in the chinese one it really is about reshaping the global oil markets it's a good it could look there. right let's go to to. is standing by with the rest of the world news. yeah thanks very much jane well a syrian rebel group in charge of the last opposition stronghold in eastern guta is denying reports it's agreed to evacuate jaisha islam says the allegations by the syrian government of hezbollah are false and it's not allowing its members to leave the rebel held areas in the north of the country or than one hundred thousand civilians are said to be trapped in the town which has suffered major damage during a government to sold separately though fighters from the failed rebel group are on

their way to a province on government buses the un's humanitarian office is saying conditions are deteriorating in refugee camps for those evacuated well the situation is extremely volatile and we have been watching over the last couple of days tens of thousands of people coming out of school we estimate that over one hundred thousand people have left school since march the majority of them are going to collective shelters and brought them ask us but we also asked in may that about thirty thousand of them have been evacuated to the direction of live so all of these people need humanitarian assistance all civilians who don't need humanitarian aid many of them tell us that they have been living in this month's work more than a month many of them are in poor health and chronic diseases that need immediate

attention the governor of russia's comer of a region has resigned after a massive fire in a shopping mall a week ago at least sixty four people died in the blaze making it one of the worst fires in russia in recent history investigators say the mall's alarm was turned off when the fire broke out and the fire exits were also blocks trapping children in a cinema about large protests over the way authorities have handled the incident president putin has said the fire was caused by criminal negligence and that those responsible will be punished. siward years i choose that today you know i want to tell you but i offered my resignation to the president of russia i consider this decision to be correct deliberate and the only thing to do because it is impossible to hold the post of governor with such a heavy burden it is impossible morally. armed men have attacked an african union peacekeeping base in the somali town of bullen mara about one hundred thirty

kilometers from the capital mogadishu the armed men fought with troops for hours after detonating two car bombs outside the base it's not yet clear how many people have been injured but al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack and scientists have discovered the world's oldest known case of breast cancer in the remains of an egyptian mummy anthropologist use c.t. scans to analyze the bones of two mummies discovered in a necropolis in the city of aswan the research showed the female mummy died of breast cancer in around two thousand b.c. they've also discovered the first ever case of bone marrow cancer in a male mummy oh one of the important thing it's an important finding because it shows cancer already existed long before we thought and of course cancer is part of the human genome and has been part of humanity since its inception another important thing is the appearance of these cancers and how advanced the disease was it shows there was a society behind the two people who died the developed society which took care of

them until they died that's it for now i'll have more from london a bit later on let's get back to jane thanks it's easter sunday as you know and christians around the world are celebrating the holy day leading the charge is pope francis the head of the catholic church addressed pilgrims at some peter's square in vatican city a call for peace in the middle east he mentioned other conflicts and praise those who helped marginalize people. we beseech fruits of reconciliation for the holy land which also experiences in these days the wounds of ongoing conflict that do not spare the defenseless and for yemen and for the entire middle east so that dialogue and mutual respect may prevail over division and violence for christians affected by fighting in iraq this has extra special meaning they get to observe the holiday for the first time since the defeat of i saw in the northern city of mosul the armed group destroyed many churches and christians fed the community is on a mission to rebuild itself but as

a reports it's not without challenges. for many easter is a time to mark the resurrection of jesus christ it's a time of rebirth and reflection and for the christians of hamdani in the nineveh plain in iraq's second city of mosul it's particularly relevant the christian community here is going through its own rebirth when i still took over the nineveh plains in two thousand and fourteen it tried to destroy the christian community. some fifty five thousand people fled isis violent rule from hamdani alone when the group was defeated late last year they started to come back and this is what they found destroyed churches and homes. there is no government support at all it seems that the government does not care about the people here the people here are helpless people return to a hamdani and they only see their houses burned and destroyed and their properties looted and stolen people are spending from their pockets to rebuild their homes

while the government did not show any care so far it's a common complaint from iraqis who feel the government has abandoned them the iraqi government is seeking money to rebuild for meisel areas it's appealing to the international community for help and says it needs one hundred billion dollars nowhere near enough cash has been pledged so. people at no idea how to contact in return because there's nothing to return to the house is destroyed in the family scattered across refugee camps and rented accommodations in northern iraq she herself lives in erbil but this is home to me often get. all of my belongings were looted in the houses destroyed i'm left with nothing at all i live in a rental and. i can't return my health is deteriorating and i need medical attention my husband suffers two in baghdad the christian community was spared much of the violence the others faced on the eisel even here in baghdad churches are

hidden away behind lost walls and tight security now religious leaders in the faithful will be praying that things get better iraq's christians are actually one of the most established religious communities on the entire planet in two thousand and fourteen almost all the christians had fled the nineveh province according to the patch. there were no christians remaining in mosul for the first time in the nation's history today in mosul and across the nineveh province they come together this easter to mark important holiday and pray for a better future of iraq's christians in al-jazeera. so and want to ask you about these anonymous letters that have been circulating in the u.k. there's been strong reaction online it's understandable salute to counter terrorism investigation there's a lot of different details of the story jamie let's break it down for you so this letter six and get it up for you has been sent across households to households across the u.k. last month it's a pleasant april third should be punished

a muslim day. now it comes with a list of rewards for acts of violence against muslims like verbal abuse beating up a throwing acid as a muslim pulling off the headscarf of a muslim woman burning or bombing a mosque or even mecca now the left it takes aim at people it says would like nothing more than to do harm in europe and north america now it's not clear why the state was picked able but four m.p.'s have also raised concerns in the u.k. house of commons there describing the letters as a really urgent situation and u.k. counterterrorism police have also launched a hate crime investigation and the international police chiefs association of also issued this statement saying that the threats are taken seriously and measures were under way to protect potential victims from harm now it's put things to perspective in twenty sixteen there has been

a rise in twenty nine percent of hate crimes across england and wales this is according to a u.k. home office reports it also defines that hate crime is an offense motivated by hostility or prejudice towards a victim's race religion and sexual orientation a previous incidents against the muslim community in particular have included austin and acid attacks as well as hate mail sent to mosques and schools now it's also sent out alarms not just nationally but around the world now some of these you tube bloggers have reacted calling on people to be vigilant. for people to do to normal people walking in the street mall in the near thing to do we want terriers the third this is not a joke this is something crazy a lot of news and media people are already talking about it are actually publicly advertising this punish a muslim day it affects not only me if x. so many people i know my mom was a scot and if my mom's god got pulled off it would honestly affect me be careful in

a day if you are probably griff you are going because the specially the women should got them into good help too and yeah that is it just be careful right. now online many people are tweeting about concerns and also condemning the let's say this user says that it makes me sad afraid and hurt and even emotional not only as a muslim bat but as a human being but also saying a counter version of this that a dubbed love a muslim which includes a list of acts of kindness that we heard from a trace who is an activist his thoughts at this letter came up with this idea the following day after we heard about the petitions and their letters that was responded proactive positive way to create. some positivity out of this she had negativity that was very very alarming so that local muslim did was create its own sort of inciting violence and terror in the hearts and minds of the mist of

communities being wanted people to commit random acts of kindness. and uses online are calling on people to stand united for peace and against islam a phobia with some even planning counter events as well so what do you think needs to be done to tackle hate crime trick me up the hill mohammed or use the hash tag that. trail a civil rights leader martin luther king was assassinated half a century ago this week in the u.s. his death was one of many events that define one thousand nine hundred eighty eight as a year of political social and emotional chaos. jordan looks at what shaped that year and the parallels with modern day america one nine hundred sixty eight the year the world was watching the united states was violently and psychologically falling apart it was a pivotal moment that saw changes in nearly every aspect of american life chris

formative transformative. it was a period shift as moral and political heroes were being gunned down the public discovered it could no longer put its blind faith in its political leaders. nixon's victory in sixty eight which arguably is only made possible because of these assassinations really takes that playbook. parleys it into national power university students in the streets and in campus holds protesting what they called the us is disastrous war in vietnam. african-american snapped and rioted several cities throughout the country were left burning. women took to the streets to demand equal treatment equal pay equal rights throughout the year we will explore these developments and delve into why how fifty years later the u.s.

is fighting these fights all over again politicians stoking the very worst racist sexist and far stereotypes and divisions in order to gain power. young people ditching classes and marching on capitol hill to demand universal gun control we either voice a change in the eyes of peace is the fifth fleet a man yes i saw it on me. was women naming the men who have sexually harassed them and pushing for ways to stop the systemic abuse . and yes african-americans latinos asians and native americans still fighting for a definitive and to racial profiling discrimination and prejudice is the biggest difference everyone is weighing in in real time and on social media making it harder to ignore the fault lines in us society the vietnam war was so prominent in

the concerns of young people and society and others was it was on t.v. every night fast forward twenty eighteen everyone is in their own personal bubble on their device in two thousand and eighteen and this is the question how much has the us learned from the divisions of nine hundred sixty eight and hell well is it applying those lessons today. this summer you can treat as a.j. english or on facebook at facebook dot com slash a.j. news good you can also send us a what's up message a plus nine seven four five zero one cheerful one four nine you can always use the hash tag a.j. news good we do try to get to them this one from charlotte mackie gordon saying this is awful and then what story are you referring to but sadly that of the vents that we've covered are pretty off right now thanks for that right now for the those of you watching us on facebook live you've heard of warlords coming up the art

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five kilometers long six lines wide before tunnels and four artificial islands the mega bridge between hong kong macau and china was built using more steel than sixty eiffel towers and is being hailed as an international partnership just a thought i was on the border where we have included a lot of foreign experts from the united kingdom united states denmark switzerland japan and holland they are from around fourteen countries mainland china has set the road rules unlike in hong kong and macau traffic to drive on the right and tolls must be paid in chinese currency the project's been fraught with delays overspending even fight a lot since the charter is proud of the finished product inviting foreign media to inspect it we hope that friends from the present. us take this opportunity to see the new accomplishment of the china new era and fresh progress of their own country

to the twenty billion dollar project is part of the broader push by china to integrate the well with the delta region forty thousand vehicles a day are expected to use the bridge including shuttle buses running at ten minute intervals the travel time will be halved ikea commute of less than an hour this mega bridge is one of three major infrastructure projects set to open in this region they fear the other is a high speed rail link between the mainland and hong kong by car being hailed as major transport links between the mainland and hong kong but critics say it's yet another attempt by china to blur the border the main criticism of the rare link is the plan to allow chinese immigration facilities to operate in central hong kong not on the border some side that undermines hong kong's autonomy under the one country two systems agreement it is a kind of infrastructure telling the people of hong kong or even the people meaning that you know hong kong and china. it's no longer two places they are actually you

part of them off the main and the childress is both multi-billion dollar transport projects to deliver home come more dividends with its integration using one bridge to link three of the region's biggest economies syria clock al jazeera you high china. back to the studio with sports just wondering if people are talking about anything other than the big fight the big about and now it's antony to be the winner the big fight has come and gone but the build up for anthony just was next showdown has already begun to possible next opponents that have been going online at suicide take their came to the britain that beat joseph parker by anonymous a decision on saturday that when that means a draw for now holds three of the four major world titles after the fight just west said he wanted to fight w.b.c. champion while there who he needs to beat it to become undisputed champion or form

a world champion tyson fury but he stress it's one thing to talk big on social media and another thing to make things happen. negotiations can go nova social media. channels and stuff but i think that in terms of what if this is this business you have to sit down it could be that your privacy and discuss terms of conditions. that we can see. people taking place on despite the online bravado clearly not impressing a.j. is it didn't stop his potential opponents taken to social media to take up golf was a challenge and also take a few jabs at in the process john wall there are a said on twitter he called just was when of a paca robbery and the reference to the britain's challenge and he said he accepted it one hundred percent the as he calls himself also posted this bizarre video on social media. oh how dare you know my dream i will still be very here some

night certainly a very very. solemn sorry mess it is out there is married to your betters man i'm ready and yes yes. you are. well not to be left out some fear also had to post as well in the he did so in typical tyson fury fashion on instagram. could be. a blow job during the writing. style thank goodness. this is a jury please don't call it what you see i'm not used very much to memory i mean but you well we heard that from the fighters but what do the fans want and expect something to us well versus while that thing will be an exciting bout this is from one fan i actually want to hear nothing from anthony joshua until a date for the while the fight is announce paca was tough but it is another level

hash tag make it happen while jamie colon who is a professional boxer from ireland believes that tyson ferry should be up next he says the gypsy king the should go and get his belts back toss a few beats joshua wilder and whoever else wants it while another tyson ferry fan added no doubt in my mind off to watching that tyson fury could beat a.j. with a warm up different level has that gypsy king hash tag team fury has that count wait where fans have also posted polls asking who a.j. should fight next like this one here this time no there you go who's next a.j. vs wilder a.j. versus fury. one other man whose name has been trending is this guy's last and by him of which he couldn't have scripted his l.a. debut any better the sauce with his forward scored twice in his first ever major

league soccer game he netted his first in the seventy seventh of the game just six minutes after coming on as a substitute tying the much three zero six are all that then followed up with a header in the ninety first minute they go and form a pass by ashley cole of course helping galaxy come from three goals down to be l.a. football club for three all you can share your thoughts on using the hash tag a.j. and use if you can always tell us who you think a.j. will fight next you can tweet me at santa h. underscore sports i'll be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now i had you back to. thank you for that so i don't dispute you but a chinese face car is about to crash back to earth earl a.t.n. gong one was launched in twenty eleven but it's operators lost contact with it five years later after the parent function is expected to fall back to earth to speed of

twenty six thousand kilometers per hour joan johnson freeze is a professor at the u.s. naval war college and a former chairwoman of the national security affairs department she says the station is part of china's goal to develop a manned space program. well it's interesting in that the blood that is falling to earth then well there's only a very base well they're very very small chance that it could do a major hurt humans it's part of their billion space program it really has little to do with any now carry us great shows whatsoever it's going to be a big part of. our program in the united states china has announced their intentions up for human spaceflight program in one thousand nine hundred two they're curing it but very methodically as a technology trust said that is part of walking towards their own goal of a permanently in space station large space station and the only connection between

it and military aspirations. right. use technology which is true for any space program be it china russia the united states in europe and where it's have not of us see that too close but what i would be saying is here again tomorrow at the same time i support. travel often. by trying to these folks far east.

of our. valleys and scott. scott. is following things and. it's nice to get his cattle i always. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while it is activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time. i mean this is different not just whether someone's going for something that's very red but that's part of any trick i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing it you can't just inject a story and fly out. for

the benefit of people. so they see it be important for our cars. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. israel insists its troops acted appropriately at friday's protests in gaza only shooting at palestinians who posed a threat.