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this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is the news hour live from doha coming up the next sixty minutes the nigerian army says it's rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram . another suspected chemical attack in syria dozens of people have been killed at least in the altar i i have. confrontations and celebrations as brazil's former president and serving a prison sentence for corruption. in sport patrick reed has a shot at winning his first major golf science all the american will be taking a three shot lead into the final round of the masters. i.

i begin now with some breaking news out of nigeria where the nigerian army says it's rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram in bonus states in the northeast of the country the women and children are being held by the armed groups in the village of yet not a quarter nigerian soldiers killed three of the fighters and injured another five in a separate incident two suicide bombers died when they detonated devices in nearby can do the address joins us now from a buddhist so what do we know about these people have been rescued when basically the army that conducted an operation that claimed contact with boko haram fighters in your money corner just like you said and there was a firefight between the soldiers and the. members of boko haram and as a result three of them have been killed and five for being arrested now what is interesting

is that among the hostages received no i don't mean which shows that it's either when the court invaded the village. to cross stitch this people or to pick people hostage they have either forcefully conscripted the other male population or they have escaped so basically. be the army saying that they have rescued these people after the firefight and now with they've taken moved costa used to a nearby hospital where they're being treated and profiled what does it say about boko haram strategy at this point they're trying to branch out into other areas and stretch the army. well that's not the pact now after the military declared victory the strongest of all quite empty seats in northeastern nigeria there was this warning that by kids from the infantry villages will try to melt into the larger

community and probably this is what happened however what he's not stopped in is. whether or not these. are still inside some of these foreigners the army said it is but we can videos bible koran says they are still in control at least in some parts of the forest now we want to clear to you because you start getting community remember last week i think tried to go to talking communities killing a lot of people on the outskirts of the city a city that has been in their courses for a very long time so both want to. be defeated as we speak and there was even some i missed the triple crown of crisis in northeastern nigeria by the nigerian government as long as for what i am is prepared to run the weapons and quick the stage however has evolved into a very difficult problem to be dealt with by the nigerian army the army as it is now it's overstretched look at the northeast fight against bookings there has been

quite infighting. is causing a lot of to do was after the skins some of these towns and cities were quite on the difficult task. quite i will not come back and at the same time the army is required also to help with other. than security services like the police can deal with the issues that keep not the grocery. attacks in kenya the issue of cattle farmers and cattle ranchers clashes in central nigeria. kidnappings and destruction of infrastructure in the south of nigeria. currently involved in nigerian army and people nigerians. wondering what is happening how much how many soldiers are there to deal with all this why is it the other agencies. are not up to the task or what and how would be nice you know i mean you with. regional

issues like book one i'm fighting oh it's a pleasure to be fighting in the northeast of the country and then with all the. small fires all right we'll leave it there for now thanks so much ahmed three. the u.s. is calling for an international response against the syrian government if reports of a chemical attack on a rebel held area of eastern the halter are confirmed medics say dozens of people have been killed in the suspected gas strike in duma the government is calling it a fabrication chalmette us the latest we should warn you though you may find some of the images in the report to be distressing. window into what life is like in the rebel held in clave after image children mothers fathers struggle for oxygen after a suspected chemical attack. reporters cannot get into the town civilians cannot get out so internet videos are the only evidence of the suffering. government

shelling started on friday the city was pounded with hundreds of is strikes and bombs as night fell on saturday civilians how down to zero they saw helicopters and then the first reports of suffocation came in. because of the nonstop shelling resistance had sheltered in their basements when the alleged gas attack happened they were trapped as a guest seeps through into the hideouts. building without dozens of modules you know yes in every single building we found dozens of them and most of them are women and children syrian state media and russia have denied the use of poison gas cooling on the few number of physicians and are moved to treat the on the work menu of families right now are taking shield and basements and using indorse you know chemical weapons like chlorine or some of those by the fact that this gas goes down to the basement and those people or taking from barrel

bombs are getting docks acutely those chemical weapons and that's where the casualties are. syrian government forces stepped up their offensive on duma after a ten day truce collapsed with rebel group jaish al islam people. think yesterday without any food or water or electricity even the internet. we are finding an internet connection is very hard everyone here. is an example. if we are going to. be. the last twenty four a world that she will never stop. more than thirty three thousand people have left in the last five weeks including more than four thousand jaish al islam and their families. many doctors and nurses also at least those who remain in town to zero

they are overwhelmed with few supplies and no outside support. charlotte dallas al-jazeera. of the u.s. state department said russia ultimately bears responsibility for the brutal targeting of countless syrians with chemical weapons russia's protection of the acid regime and failure to stop the use of chemical weapons in syria calls into question its commitment to resolve the overall crisis russia's defense ministry says the reports of a chemical attack are false according to statements published in the state media in moscow says we strongly deny these claims and announce our readiness to send russian experts in radiation chemical and biological defense to do master its liberation from terrorists to gather evidence which would prove the allegations on the chemical weapons use were staged tash of our name is monitoring events from

amman in jordan joins us live from there it seems the russians have already drawn their conclusions before sending any such delegation to investigate what do we know sort of if we look at the the evidence objectively. well sammy we're in a familiar cycle of denials recrimination and calls for action i'll get back to that in just a little bit but you asked about the latest the numbers are expected to fluctuate right now the white helmets syrian civil defense group is saying forty two people confirmed dead but we have also seen reports of numbers as high as eighty five dead with about a thousand injured why are these numbers expected to fluctuate there is a very bad situation on the ground when you consider that there is a severe medical shortage of supplies and personnel one of the things that rescuers

are dealing with right now is when you consider that there has been an ongoing constant bombardment for about the last twenty four hours it has reduced in terms of intensity but witnesses say it continues so it's making it dangerous for rescuers to get into buildings where as you've just seen entire families have been wiped out in their basements while attempting to seek shelter the second thing that's making it difficult for rescuers is that they simply do not have the protective gear that they need to safely go into these buildings they say that they are smelling a chlorine like odor if you saw the video you saw foam in the mouth or you may have seen foam in the mouths of those who have died perhaps a telltale sign of a chemical attack people on the ground are saying that they believe that the russians allies of the syrian government dropped barrel bombs with some sort of gas last night and as you also mentioned the russians and the syrians are denying doing so i do want to mention that witnesses are saying that the red crescent is in

operable and the hospital is also in operable allegedly hit in airstrikes so again a very difficult situation in terms of being able to not only help those who are injured but to get a better tally of those who may have been killed this is a recurring pattern we've seen throughout the syrian war which is a medical facilities in opposition held areas being targeted making it very difficult to help those who survive. all right we'll leave it there for now thanks so much chemical attacks in syria have been documented by the u.n. chemical weapons investigators since the war began seven years ago the reports in duma come nearly one year to the day since a sarin gas attack on the verge of. live at least eighty three people died the u.s. responded by launching fifty nine missiles on a syrian air base near homs president trump said that's where the chemical attack

was launched from doomer is in eastern a quarter where the most deadly gas attack during the syrian civil war happened in august two thousand and thirteen it's estimated up to one thousand people died as a result of sarin gas inspectors called it the deadliest use of chemical weapons since nine hundred eighty eight the un has documented more than thirty three incidents involving chemical weapons in syria since the reports began in two thousand and eleven syria and russia deny any use of poisonous gases during the conflict doctors in guards are struggling to treat hundreds of palestinians injured by israeli forces during friday's protests along the israeli border at least thirty palestinians have been killed by israeli forces since the protests began ten days ago hospitals have declared a state of emergency due to a severe shortage of supplies in a moment we'll be speaking live with hoda abdel-hamid at a hospital in gaza but first here's her report on the dire situation faced by

patients and staff. this is an easy atmosphere in the ward the patients are in pain but this is silent worry of those around them that is will strike. but not in the hoody cannot contain his despair he has three sons all three mean to protest yet is the last one to be injured and his condition is the most worrying he has already lost his left leg in an accident a few years ago now his right one is at risk. he lost his leg because of the two governments we have one would agree to transfer him the other would refuse anyone who cares about us please help me get my son out of gaza he needs treatment to please help me save this leg. malays in the next bed in agonizing pain his mother is angry at all parties. living in gaza

is like living in a sealed box she says they only care about themselves. a man was among the first to arrive at the hospital on friday it was early in the day many more would follow the sheer number of injured putting stress among already fragile system dr ayman sahab and he says it's now bursting at the seams. we declared a state of emergency and once his who carrying three or four patients who this time had three hundred cases in one day has fifteen times more than the capacity of the emergency unit and we've used all our stock. most injuries are in the lower part of the body external fixators for limbs antibiotics anesthesia and other necessities have run out or are in short supply getting anything into gaza requires a lengthy and complicated process under normal circumstances the health system suffers from shortages about half of the drugs needed and

a third of the equipment are lacking but the situation gets even further complicated by political developments as seventeen year old mohammed a sports lover was told that nothing more could be done here in gaza there are treating his leg is torn and he's losing a lot of blood he needs to be transferred to the occupied west back the hospital there is waiting the people work is done by the israelis won't allow him to make did journey no one has been able to get out since the protests began. listens for my tears roll down his cheek and hope is all but gone. there's no solution each time they make us dream of reconciliation failed my generation has lost the one after me that's why we go to the friends to express the misery we live in. it's that sense of hopelessness that continues to draw do you think the words do border fence many might come back on

a stretcher some will never fully recover. hoda abdel-hamid joins us now live from those hospital the indonesian hospital i think it is in gaza and so any sign of things getting easier for some of those patients as well as the staff there. no actually this hospital is exactly the same situation depicted in the report we had just going to give you an idea this is just one of the rooms and you have to understand that the whole hospital looks like this we have injured after injured now this young man was had received two bullets in his legs he needs further treatment he needs to get out of. gaza for that treatment but that the moment he won't be able to and then we have this young man who is also in that situation these two were quite close to the fence however in the bed next door there is young. here young amir he is only nineteen years old and

actually he was not anywhere close to that no go zone he was watching for my father when he got hit by a sniper not what i showed you now is what you will see from room to room. patients suffering doctors working over hour to try to solve this situation certainly it is an emergency situation yesterday the health officials here in gaza have actually declared a state of emergency for the health system it is in overload and then you can also see probably in the pictures how much their relatives are worried about this. is a very troubling situation also troubling perhaps a statement spy israel's defense minister saying there's no innocent people left in gaza along those lines and surely that's sort of language only going to strengthen the criticisms of israel's handling of this. well i think it's the kind of rhetoric that gazans have grown used to but i have been here our team we have been going

around from camp to camp on a daily basis we've been of the protests and what we have seen is actually entire families from from generation to generation grandparents their parents and their grandchildren sitting there asking for their right to reach or asking for the lifting of the book and we have actually heard a lot of criticism of the authorities here in gaza people pointing their fingers at him as putting also the blame on the palestinian factions and actually people were saying that we are we have been labeled as terrorist two million terrorists living in the gaza strip and they wanted to show that actually no they are not that they're that's one of the reasons they go to the border fence they are used to discussion of rhetoric but if you come here on the ground if you listen to what people say well they have their own opinion and they are actually simply complaining because as i said earlier people don't have a future anymore young children as young as seven or eight say why should i grew up

i asked a young child why are you going so close to the fence you might die and he said i have nothing to get to lose my elder brothers are sitting at home they went to school they went to university does nothing for us that is the reality of gaza now the rhetoric i think people here are used to it the reality is different all right what are the honey from gaza. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including keeping kenya safe we look to why some believe a border war with somalia is the answer in sport the red bull that was out of control in qualifying for the bahrain grand prix and he's here with that story. gary and have begun voting in a parliamentary election following a heated campaign dominated by immigration prime minister viktor orban is seeking

a third consecutive term that's despite claims of widespread corruption with his government has clashed with the e.u. over his anti immigration rhetoric and clamp down on civil society. through what's at stake well we've already said everything about that what's at stake is the future of hungary it's not only parties a government or a prime minister that we're choosing for ourselves but a future is well voting is secret but i'll reveal that i voted for this two votes for this because i thought that was the safest bit let's take a look at the main contenders viktor orban has been in power since two thousand and ten the fifty four year old leader of the few days party is a firm nationalist his critics say rigged the electoral system and reduce the power of the press his nearest rival is the leader of the object party governor thirty nine year old has tried to make the former far right party more moderate and has tapped into anger against government corruption socialist party leader gogo kora

chan started as a green party member and has been criticised for changing allegiance tackling child hunger is his top priority and peter mark is a is come from relative obscurity after defying the polls to hand over bans r.t. a huge loss in the may oral election. why john hall joins us now live from budapest to understand the turnout was high at the beginning how is it holding up now what does it mean for the elections. well i think according to opinion polls i mean it's still highly likely the victor all ban and few days his party will win this election they've been riding high the opinion polls up to now of course a high turnout would tend to favor the opposition. so it may well be that they don't win as assuredly as they did in two thousand and ten and two thousand and fourteen on both occasions of course winning a two thirds majority which viktor orban handily used to alter the constitution

changing the electoral law making it harder to challenge at the big party of melting the media law making it harder for independent voices in the media to exist and he's threatening to go much further cracking down on n.g.o.s and civil society even eating into the independence of the judiciary now this is a country again according to the polls in which perhaps a majority of hunger in fact don't support feeders the ruling party but because they support a wide array of divided opposition parties there's no single party or candidate able to mount a serious challenge that said there is a degree of cooperation for the very first time going on among the parties as a degree of tactical voting there is that high turnout if it holds up of course that might favor the opposition so that in the end feeders may not win as big as they had hoped and that of course would be a blow to mr all ban and his project of of gaining ever deeper control over the institutions of state you know an election that critics say pits nothing less than

hungary's a very democracy putting that at stake. is a lot at stake here not only four hundred but for europe as a whole right jonah. oh yes i think this is a big test again for the european union mr or ban has been happy to flout the rules and sort of the values of the e.u. for quite some time now he's built a big fortified fence around the on the southern border of his country a border the to be open of course he's rejected the quota system proposed by brussels for taking migrants he's run a campaign that has verged on hate speech and anti semitism aimed at the billionaire george soros who accuses of wanting to flood the country with migrants and refugees and of course where he leads others attempted to follow notably poland and all of this is happening with relative impunity because of the very makeup of the e.u. itself so if that were to continue with these demographic abuses were to continue with another big win for mr or beyond that of course would put pressure on the e.u.

on its systems and mechanisms right journal there thanks for that. former president of brazil louise and i saluted the service began his twelve year jail sentence for corruption he entered the jail in the city of quality of on saturday the supporters protested while i was celebrated saying that you should pay for their crimes. recalls. louis did not go down without a fight but he is now in police custody he has now begun his twelve year one month sentence on corruption charges and money laundering charges that he's innocent of he says he's the victim of a political conspiracy to stop him running in october's presidential elections elections that he and many of his supporters say that he was likely to health one that now won't be the case but he has said he will keep fighting from within his police cell here in this city the southern city of could achieve again he gave

himself up very much on his terms he missed the deadline on friday set by the investigating judge sergio morell he made sure that he had lunch with his family and attended a ceremony to mark his late wife who died last year and then he addressed many hundreds of supporters outside the base of the metal workers union in the city of paolo a city which is very much his heartland but the crowds were not huge but as it became clear he was going to hand himself in to the police many in brazil also began celebrating they feel that he should should serve the sentence for crimes that they believe he did commit it just sets an example in brazil which is at the moment going through sweeping investigations into corruption right across the political spectrum and into business has now begun that twelve year sentence it feels like the end of an era. a group of central american migrants traveling across mexico is

protesting against the u.s. president and is anti immigration policies they demonstrated outside the u.s. embassy in mexico city after they were forced to abandon plans to reach the u.s. the group's track angered donald trump who deployed the national guard to reinforce the border every year thousands take part in what is called a caravan trying to ensure safe passage for migrants and draw attention to their rights kenya has suspended construction of a seven hundred kilometer border wall after confrontations between security officers and people from a nearby somali town locals say the partially build walls help prevent fighters from crossing into kenya from and they're on the kenya somali border catherine sawyer reports. this is what is meant to keep out fighters based in somalia part of a larger government project to protect the part of. the kenyan county town of

mandela clan elders say the border barrier has helped along with other security measures including arming vetted civilians and better cooperation between different clients and security forces. for there to be peace we have to look out for. us my neighbor result on issues how can we let the enemy. husband was killed almost three years ago when gunmen attacked a bass he was shot trying to protect christians who are the target. for ten years and we have six children when i look at them i see him i will never forget him. and there has been an entry point for. sympathetic locals say to them with crayon was making the situation was some security analysts say building a barrier is not in itself a solution. needs to its. people here in nairobi monday or on all the parts of

these countries so there. you have the building or just give it a warning because it's not i was just offense i think for me i think you know again demonstrate they maybe to you from the policymakers when it comes to dealing with osama even after all these years in this region the attack has mainly target non law holds who come here to walk in schools and parties. where most people from other parts of the country. look quite safe in twenty four thirty six. what killed. along the border with somalia. watched his friends die but he says the security situation at least within town and the surrounding areas has improved. to walk we have look at pictures of the bodies

we do not only view one neighborhood but we have spread out to other areas where there locals are silly people leaving he may have found relative peace but several other parts of the region remain unsafe some of this travelers are going farther east taking a route so dangerous that they have to be escorted by armed police who themselves are a target catherine saudi al jazeera and daraa north east and kenya and in a few moments we'll have all the way that we've brought here but still ahead on al-jazeera. as america x. off a charm offensive in the u.s. ahead of talks with president don trump. everything about the spam about this tragedy is unprecedented and it's overwhelming. the community mourns the loss of at least fifteen members of a canadian amateur hockey team killed in a bus accident. in sports reale madrid striker christiane there are now though can't stop scoring sensational goals even in training.

the nice pink skies by the taj mahal. are as the sun sets in the city of angels. how do you know you can sometimes pick truffles out of the sand of arabia when it rains when he certainly rain stops the weekend this is a picture from saturday of the middle of saudi arabia then not white truffles i am putting your leg over is this is how you and it's quite significant hail as an active starts to the season if you like a line of rain in a straight shot up through iraq into iran gave the first significant rain to the capital tehran and swept right across the country and that city in afghanistan of course it's this time of year when the sun is coming out of the wet season and really pushes south into the whole of africa too and it gave some pretty flooding rains in kenya current figures and there's a bit of a conglomeration here but we've got to probably twenty to forty millimeters per day

this is steady the wet season rain if you like from somalia back to science sudan you're pleased to hear but the heaviest rain has been for the sas and for the west in for example they are congo back towards the gulf of guinea environ new forward in the full cost the green indicates where we'd like to see the biggest showers they are still scattered around the horn of africa the wind has not yet to indicate significant movement now wolf so the heaviest rains like to be around the gulf of guinea which is very much expected and where it's welcomed. the weather sponsored by cat time race. story is of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit. against the arts.

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welcome back you're watching out is there time to recap on headlines now the nigerian army says it's rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram in borno state in the northeast of the country the women and children are being held by the armed group the village of yeah they mounted nigerian soldiers killed three of the fighters and injured another five syrian medics say dozens of people have been killed in a suspected chemical attack on a rebel held parts of eastern of alter the u.s. is calling for an international response if the reports are confirmed syria and russia its biggest allies say reports india's have it all falls. on gary ns of voting in a parliamentary election following a campaign dominated by immigration prime minister viktor orban is favored to win a third consecutive term his nearest rival is gov all vala taps into the public's anger a corruption allegations against the government. well now on our top story in the

rescued one hundred forty nine hostages held by boko haram in nigeria we have added edriss joining us from there so am ed what are authorities saying now about this operation. well basically the authorities in the country are waging of their clearance operation in northeastern nigeria against boko haram remember earlier this year and they have changed book around from the biggest from hole of some diesel forest to another i joining forest out of the olive garden and all doing spaces in the northeast so they said it's in continuation of that operation that they came into contact with book one and fight in the firefight ensued they killed three and arrested five and rescued the one hundred and forty nine hostages among them fifty four women and ninety five children but there is no i don't mail popular i don't mail i'm not very people have been rescued this is coming at a time when we've also seen boko haram expanding its operation last week in

particular they tried to enter the city of my degree and launched a daring attacks and eventually the world without. leave it there thanks so much i did the race. thousands of people from pakistan's pressure community are attending a rally in push our to demand rights and protection for the minority group the pashtun protection movement wants government accountability for the way her students have been treated the group says thousands of questions have disappeared over the years or been the target of extra judicial killings in pakistan semi autonomous tribal region so who are the passion and while there pakistan's second biggest ethnic group making up fifteen percent of the two hundred seven million population they've long been the targets of military operations internal displacement ethnic stereotyping and abductions by security forces their heartland near the border with afghanistan has suffered from years of conflict the push to

protection movement is demanding the removal of landmines from these areas roup is also calling for justice for the killing of aspiring doing model not sued in january it says he was the target of an extrajudicial killing by police come on joins us now live from islamabad so that's a very volatile region up there in the quad. area how much of a real challenge is this for the military. well it's not so much of a challenge for the military aid a.j. a challenge for the government as well because what we're talking about age the fate of these minorities they become minorities when they go to cities like karachi a large number of those tribal people as you mentioned before start of that because of fog or stanza lines but the united states which made the border regions of afghanistan the bugger son of understand border region very water tight so many of

these people lavish gave the military offensive because of international demand that progress on should do more against these outfits and that of course had defected the ordinary people if you read what happened in karachi as you mentioned . by a high ranking police of pleasure to see idea had been killed in a police. basically created a wave of anger now dad ran anger is now snowballing because civil society the political parties everybody is coming around to support this people that are said that there's much there much be a judicial commission days to probe the killing extrajudicial killing of the people in the city of karachi the removal of the landmines because they did it today has been a battleground north waziristan south waziristan baggio award which saw a major blowback of the album on water after the u.s. led invasion so indeed did all she hears challenge for the bugs on a government by

a show of strength we're door thousands of thousands of people and some estimates saying even over fifty thousand people protesting in the city of fish all. and inside the government will actually address the concerns and demands of these protests. where do. people feed their dead nor getting their just. even end up there have been factions that have been alienated gade and they have it. all going for a more wide movement show for the moment. because the majority of the. do not have any problem today do have their tribal breaded in but most of the. administration. to have

a government. body to relieve the military from drive and restore our normal. british government returning. the rate of the government. for now thanks so much come on height of police in germany say they don't know why a man drove a van into a crowd in the city of months to killing two people forty eight year old plowed his vehicle into diners outside a restaurant on saturday he then killed himself police say the incident is not terribly related dominick kane is live for us now in months so were authorities saying about the investigation and where it's going. well the point to make sami is that they are determined they are certain that this person acted alone they say not looking for anybody else in connection with the incident the point also to make is that the immediate sense of shock in this city from yesterday's incident

has now been replaced to a certain extent by grief and the desire to express condolence only the federal interior minister of germany hosts the four zero four was joined by the prime minister of the state north rhine-westphalia in lasted just a short time ago and they came and lay the floor tributes you can see at the statue here behind me this is the scene of the crime this is where that van was deliberately driven into the crowds into the people who were sitting outside the restaurant behind me enjoying the first warm sunny weekend as it were of this year in this springtime month of april that's the sense here the sense of shock is eroding a slightly replaced by grief but also questions questions mainly of how could this happen in this city how is it possible for someone who the police had been experiencing psychiatric problems to do what he did those are the questions effectively being posed here today. or i will leave it there thanks so much

dominick. cutter's amir has begun his tour of the us ahead of talks with donald trump on tuesday the u.s. president is said to want to ease tension between the gulf countries after initially supporting a blockade against qatar they meir's first stop was in miami and from there are reports that. a crucial visit for qatar. ten months into the blockade that was imposed by saudi arabia the united arab emirates and egypt the gulf diplomatic crisis is likely to be at the center of talks between shaped i mean been. and us president donald trump i think all the parties have to come to the table with not sitting at a conditions. if the country willing to engage in a productive. serious discussion. ready

and willing to sit and discuss. the issue of our sovereignty is an issue that in the be addressed the cutter's charm offensive in the u.s. is in full swing with. a curious crowd gathers at the landmark bayfront park in miami what an exhibit promoting the gulf nation is underway while trying to leverage the rocher will move on to other u.s. cities in the coming weeks my belief as ambassador was that relationships matter not just between governments but between people who feel very honored i mean they can choose any more of the world that they chose miami and we see that narrative playing out over and over again and we see so many different countries throughout the world choosing miami to do business trips in miami or to come and visit try to create more economic opportunities i met bin jasim is qatar's minutes of economy he leads a delegation of businessmen seeking to expand trade with the us for us the blockade

the state whatever from economy point of view will find we can. but with all of those companies as the gulf diplomatic crisis drags on the qatari government continues to diversify its trade partners qatar's investors in the u.s. for example as to mated at one hundred forty six billion dollars including ninety two billion dollars in pay purchases for national carrier the u.s. has a long standing relationship with the gulf rivals it's been trying to broker a deal of has been no breakthrough so far raising fears of further instability in the region about al-jazeera miami. my to one of our top stories now on the situation in gaza among the ten palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday's protests was journalist yassin more a thirty year old who was shot in the stomach while covering the protests on friday fourteen other journalists have been injured since the demonstrations began nine

days ago i am a gem jhoom reports from the occupied west bank. despite the blue protective vest he was wearing and despite the fact that the word press was in place and on the front of that best palestinian journalist yassin was shot by israeli forces while covering the mass protest in gaza on friday yes it died early on saturday. night at his funeral in gaza a mass leader is a tribute. by i salute all the journalists in precise who lost their lives in the same way those who have gone through the road of suffering in order to portray the reality for no priest people a frustrated people under siege in gaza and all across palestine but it's the image of dignity for a proud people a brave people a straightforward people brave able to turn the table and the hardest of times for

palestinian journalists gathered in the occupied west bank to commemorate. according to the palestinian journalist syndicate seven other journalists were also injured in protests on friday the syndicate describes them as deliberate crimes committed by the israeli army and called on the united nations to do more to protect journalists in ramallah there was shock and anger. the journalist they want to send a message saying that even the generals in gaza or interest bank are the same. for the first avoid as opposed to his second as a journalist and their duty is to cover up what they have been yes it was thirty years old well known and well liked yes it was a gentle soul this is how everybody describes them he was a gifted journalist a gifted photojournalist and a documentary filmmaker in leaves behind a wife and a two year old child. and he has united everybody

in sorrow i mean mourning because he was so so gentle and so gifted and so dedicated journalists stood in solidarity with their dead and wounded colleagues this is not going to make us feel helpless or helpless it will i think as it did before make us more determined and now won't the syndicate has more tools at its hand to defend the rights of journalists to expose israeli actions and to attempt to hold it accountable in international forums so that's a new window of hope if you will that we didn't have before words of encouragement at a time when strength and fortitude may be needed more than ever before. ramallah in the occupied west bank. a fire at the trump tower building in new york has left one person dead and several injured the blaze began on the fiftieth floor because

it's still unknown the building's home to the headquarters of the trump organization it was the campaign center for donald trump when he ran for the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections. a vigil will be held on sunday for the fifteen members of a canadian junior ice hockey team who died when a truck hit their bus on friday the humboldt broncos were only around twenty minutes from their destination when the accident happened near the town of tisdale and so sketch one province mike hanna reports a scene of devastation and three kilometers of highway sealed off by police the hockey team was on its way to a must win playoff game in the northeastern town of nepal when when the crash occurred there were twenty nine people aboard the bus including the driver rescue efforts were hindered by the remote location and helicopters were flown in to ferry the injured to hospital everything about this family about this tragedy is unprecedented and it's overwhelming including the trench. of

support our organization has received hockey is the game that links all communities in the far flung reaches of canada's north and all were touched you know throughout canada we see teens going already into the into the canadian winters on buses all the time and you know it's all a thought in parents and fans minds about what could happen and unfortunately has happened to the home of mourners gathered in the hockey teams home town of humboldt that has a population of less than six thousand and the sadness made even more acute by the fact that everyone in this town knew everyone who died or was injured on the stay mike hanna out his era. well the world's largest cruise ship has set sail on its official maiden voyage roll caribbean symphony of the seas has eighteen days and

can carry almost nine thousand passengers and crew the vessel left from the port of barcelona on friday spend the summer gliding through the mediterranean. that had an al-jazeera and sports and some surprise guest inspire a final whims for the job he's most famous family. ever simpleness for every game we will find in a climate of fear rhetoric is easily abused we will be put through klein's investigative new initiatives to combat gangs simply being used to target the undocumented and founder about we started hearing kids report that had been picked up and his parents than even no kids were just literally being disappeared trumps war on gangs on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. on the

mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave the room just. when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new award winning documentaries and live news and out of iraq i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism on air and online. all right let's catch up on all the sports news with andy thank you so much sammy well american patrick great has

a shot at winning his first ever major title the runner up at last year's p.g.a. championship read with three shot lead into the final day of the masters after a third round sixty seven he also has the chance to become the first player in masters. three to break seventeen rounds he's off. on the part of his closest rival for all time a champion rory mcilroy the northern irishman aiming to become the new the six quiet so when the career grand slam of goals form ages mike royko currently on eleven and that's when i. think these things are just going on playing golf you know. allow the moment you know take over me you know really just go out and play some golf and you know and it off shots and now i feel like i'm in the ball well enough like i'm putting well enough that you know i just need got to play the game and not worry about everything else and just play golf. got a three shot lead you know i feel like all the pressure is on him you know he's

going to go out and protect these got a few guys just a number. are pretty big time players and. you know he's got that to deal with and sleep on tonight but ricky fowler has another shot at winning his first major of the american is in third place he's a nine and. all spain's john rom had five birdies and an eagle in his round of sixty five he is on a time. if you can get a really good start on the front nine and post a good score again the bag man can be extremely long for the leaders we know we can happen on the back night and sunday it's happened many times a big league disappears or even gets cut down so you know hopefully i'm one of those who plays good to more has a chance buy in munich have become german league champions for a six strikes on the four one when it aspects of them lifting the bundesliga title with five games to spare how much rodriguez and i and robin among the goal scorers in that one and behind could win more silverware this season they're still in the

european champions league and german cup as well. not really here is yet of course every year is different with new teammates a slightly different tame which is a nice process but you have to make a contribution each player is just a small cog in the machine that wins the points we can be proud of what was done by winning the title by such a margin after such a tough start it's a huge achievement that can be downplayed but we're already looking ahead to manchester city will have to wait at least another week to lift the english premier league trophy after losing to local rivals man united on saturday city with say what that half time but paul pogba scored twice for united in the spice a couple of minutes and a goal from chris smalling completed the turnaround last follows a three male defeat a liverpool in the champions league which they'll now try to overturn in the return leg on tuesday of course it was you have that moment in the morning as the last two games every turn their ideas critical so the shoot for change in target to gold so

when this happened it's so complicated to win the games they were great enough to score most awkward tuition to united so knowing to try you are brave enough when you know to stand up again in four years and. mentally the game was over it was all a game. so i'm really pleased. for the players and is three point zero very important because now we need six to finish top four and. when you go to see a few more but i think now we have a good chance to finish second liverpool will help to a goal is draw at everton in the merseyside derby the reds were without some isola who picked up an injury and not made week when i was a man city we controlled the game we played a game we wanted to play very well i'm not here to to play a while darby today. one that makes sense so it was quite difficult i think to have over ever do get the game they wanted challenges stuff like that that i was really

happy with that in the first half. a quick look at the top of the table liverpool state third but there are a bit of pressure from tottenham who won at starbucks is now level on points with you and cop side and have a game in hand but both a clear of fifth place chelsea who play west ham a little later on man city the top though still have a thirteen point lead over at united and barcelona have extended their unbeaten streak in the spanish league to thirty eight matches equaling the all time record a hat trick from you guessed it little messi saw them be honest three one now seven games away from becoming the first team to go through a whole spanish league season without losing a match real madrid they face city rivals athletico on sunday they'll be hoping for a bit more of that from christiane or an hour after his stunning overhead kick against events in the champions league their use doing it again in a training session. defending f one world champion lewis hamilton will start ninth

on the grid at the bahrain grand prix a little later on ferrari's sebastian vettel is in pole position red bulls max fish nothing more he didn't have such a good sign of its areas crashing out in the first qualifying round hill starts in fifteen and was also quickest in his miss a s. but has been given a five place grid penalty for changing his gearbox that's all heads and all ferrari front row alongside teammate to me right. by the. first running q three i was very have realised i posted over the last quarter of no really happy that i got the second run and i got a clear no no no the last corner i just need to stay away from them i from the curb and yeah i then over to you looking around trying to see where the other thousand very had been oh the car was excellent. in the world rally championship following its own defending champion some assuming it was a comfortable lead going on the stage of the rally of course the frenchman will

begin the last sixteen kilometers stage shortly thirty one seconds ahead is the reason. that henrik and daniel city played their final game for the vancouver canucks up to seventeen years in the n.h.l. that children of surprise guests but they didn't see the famous twins finish on a high as the canucks were beaten by the edmonton oilers three two in a shootout in the city to announce third thomas on monday never managed to win a stanley cup losing to boston in twenty eleven but they did claim olympic gold to sweden i can see thousand and six. ok that is i suppose looking for now somebody trying to mock what i'm saying for this news hour we'll be back with another show with richelle in just a moment. the

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