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hundreds are injured as is writing forces used live ammunition and tear gas on palestinians protesting along gaza's border with israel. oh i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. i'll tell you what really is a great guy but he just started i say go. donald trump backs close friend and lawyer rudy giuliani just a day off he dropped a bombshell about president bush money. and all the six people drowned in floods in kenya bringing the toll to more than one hundred a groups one about the spread of disease. and hawaii's callaway a volcano erupts spewing lava onto the streets and toxic gas into the air.

we begin on the israel gaza border way israeli forces a fired live on munition and take gas at palestinians protesting now for a sixth week in a row three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically demonstrate has been thai is near the border fence to use as a smokescreen from the gunfire forty one people have been killed by the israeli military since demonstrations began in late march palestinians want to be allowed to return to villages where their families once lived land which is now occupied by israel let's go live to high forces who is on the gaza israel border and. speaking now about a sixth friday all demonstrations tell us what's happening behind you. will be the numbers have dwindled over the last hour plus but you can hear that the two

gas is still being fired at those who remain. in a big concentration of tear gas in the last ten minutes or so also during the last hour or so you can see them there running from a lot of guys it looks like the israelis are trying to try and wind this up now a protest which has been running throughout the day also over the last hour and a half there's been a real uptick in the use of life. because the numbers have gone up originally and we're talking about twenty to a few hours ago twenty two injured by life but numbers going up to forty two up and down the gaza border as of about twenty minutes ago according to the gazan health ministry three hundred fifty people injured in total three of the injured we are told are in a critical condition and who is saying what the numbers have dwindled but there does seem to be a fair bit of activity going on behind you and certainly some protest is remaining

what can we expect to happen in the next hour. well yes the the numbers have gone down but that doesn't mean that the danger declines indeed as darkness falls quite often things can get more dangerous. we just just if we pan over here we can see there are some people being treated if you can come around to the ambulances over here. we can see that there are some people being treated right now for i think tear gas inhalation but obviously of greater concern over the last few weeks has been the use of live ammunition and that is something which it seems there has been less of so far this friday at least the numbers aren't as as high as they were at the end of the protest last friday when one hundred twenty two people had been injured by live ammunition and indeed two killed on that day one dying of wounds sustained from last week's protests yesterday thursday there has been

a similar pattern of protest starting off at where most of the protests have begun which is some hundred some three hundred meters away from the scene you can see behind me with the burning tires and then at a couple of stages during protests today. south along the border and congregated at this secondary area and it is there from the from where we've been hearing most of the live fire this one of five locations up and down the gaza border with have been protests today how the hospitals in cars are coping with the injured harry. well they are under immense strain what they are running short on own medical supplies where of course subject to the same problems and restrictions on electricity on fuel for generators we spoke to one man who'd been injured in the first protests shot through both legs. and serious injuries but he was out of hospital within five days because there are people more seriously injured and they're expecting more to come in and so that is the kind of calculation that has to be made but there has been

a lot of work going on here by the ambulance crews the number of people being ferried away has risen in the last couple of hours the the frequency of those of those ambulances accusations has gone up in commensurately with the amount of life fire that we've been hearing from the israeli side and indeed the use of this very concentrated volley of tear gas that we've been getting at regular intervals well thank you very much on the gaza israel border harry for sit there with all the latest who. knows president donald trump says his lawyer rudy giuliani will get his facts straight of a comments made about adult film stars still me daniels in a t.v. interview giuliani would fail trump knew about payments made to daniels after an alleged affair in two thousand and six trump and previously denied any knowledge of the hush money. really you know we're. already there.

you'll get it back right there great guy for what he does the british. joins us live now from the white house so trump says that giuliani will get his facts straight but we are having mixed signals coming yet again from the white house on this was trying now trying to distance himself from those giuliani comments what's going on and what's the reaction been i think the reaction here in the united states is who's telling the truth who's lying the ordinary american is having a little bit of difficulty trying to keep the story straight because every day there's a different version of it the latest now the president walking back the statements of his attorney when he said that in fact the president did know about that one hundred thirty thousand dollars paid to the adult film star in hushed money so

there president as you heard there saying that you know rudy giuliani is the one that's lying not me. you know this is all been misreported and rudy has just started in the job he needs to get his facts straight here's the problem in all of this with all of this confusion around round this story what the presence of centrally doing is stepping on his own good headlines because there is a good news story that's happening in the united states today and that is that the job numbers are the lowest in terms of unemployment in the united states in eighteen years since the year two thousand but guess what nobody's talking about that because the president and his messaging is so mixed up it isn't such for such a long time now there's been so much focus on those all important job numbers it's quite remarkable that trump has managed to overshadow is a good news as you say how much more how how much of these comments from rudy giuliani complicated the situation for trying. it's complicated the president

has complicated his own situation on so many levels whether it's talking about the russia probe whether it's talking about another investigation into whether or not this money was in any way that was paid to the adult film star violated campaign finance laws or even as the president now headed to dallas where he'll be talking to the national rifle association we've even seen the president have mixed messages there you'll remember after the parklane florida shooting maryam that the president briefly said that it was time to take on the n.r.a. seemed open to the concerns in the movement of young people in this country that there was a need and a desire for some type of gun control raising the age limit to buy a gun perhaps banning the stocks that increase weapons firepower the president actually said at that time look at him we'll have to fight them once in a while meaning the n.r.a. but again the president has shifted his message since then we've largely heard none

of that rhetoric coming from the president in recent weeks and in fact we expect as he addresses the national rifle association today in dallas that in fact he will reaffirm his support for them because here is why he needs them it's twenty eight thousand we've got congressional elections republicans and this white house are very worried about democrats taking control of the house of representatives and the u.s. senate would be bad for the president as we see more investigations into his conduct and also a stalling of his legislative agenda so well we've heard the president being open months ago to some sort of gun control in the united states we don't expect we're going to hear from that today from him in that regard today because he needs this base of support gun rights supporters who have been behind this president are expecting him to reaffirm that support and in turn they will support donald trump hugo unpacking all the latest from washington kimberly hockett. at least six people have drowned and eleven more are missing off to extreme flooding in

kenya weeks of heavy rain of triggered flooding throughout the country the red cross and red crescent of both estimated that at least one hundred people have died in twenty nine countries counties aid groups warn that the floods could spread malaria and cholera andrew symonds has more now from the awami village along the ton a river in kenya. we've just arrived in the village of who won it which is completely cut off from the outside world by the floodwaters we go here. an extraordinary journey lasting more than an hour going through the swamps and going through very deep water not the river county but in actual fact it was just like covering. areas of agricultural land villages that disappeared and people standing on high ground and they're now getting help let me just show you the red cross distribution. we came in and other parts of the breached the spot the first time people have received aid and this is being. something it's already

arrived but this is primarily equipment to shelter them top holdings and other goods and blankets and the people here what's remarkable about them is the service to children so polite and so very caring for each other in the way they are doing in an orderly fashion and taking this right away they've got long walks through shelters not their own homes some of them many of them not their own homes or their displaced so many of them are on this ground because it's the only place where they know that there is the problem of rising water other problem of actually going into the water particularly for children we still. among. the ground water we saw the start of a three points on the journey so this is an extraordinary situation for these

people a pretty miserable one. on the program. price literature is delayed is the one thing body the swedish academy is a scandal and the sexual assault allegations. and the french president had said you can't turn your. as the pacific territory once again debates the question of independence. has a spring rains on i become a bit more vigorous in china we go a line from sichuan east west to shanghai for morris for in the sea valley the feed is continuous of moist air which will develop showers more especially so possibly right by sunday along the coast of southern charter including hong kong but by this

time the most intense downpours are going to be just to the east of lucky to cause some flooding which you might expect anyway during the spring rains the violent showers a move all in india in fact what was up in the pradesh is down here as a result you can see for the line heavy showers still breaking out in bangladesh northeast india indication is the amount of rain that falls they become a little bit lighter the time they get down to kerala but they've dropped they are right on the way but the strength of wind this is damaging that still the case in bangladesh and the northeast of india violent storms and lots of lightning but it looks much quieter now to the west still hot oversee the temperatures are up to forty six forty seven mark around russia style and yesterday they're going to be about the same but for major collaborations typically in the low forty's if you shout over to the south of that and if anything of course temperatures rise still further but any showers all right are confined to the far north.

in the us civil war slavery to an end. there is a strong possibility that the very truths that. could have been brought to your table. is right here in the land of the free thousands of foreign workers tricked into emigrating and trapped by on scrupulous property and. jane slaves because of slavery a twenty first century evil on al jazeera. come back and look at the top stories now israeli forces of five live ammunition and

tear gas of palestinians protesting for the sixth week in a row on the israeli gaza border three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically. u.s. president donald trump says his lawyer rudy giuliani will get his facts straight. over comments made about adult film star stormy daniels in a t.v. interview giuliani revealed trump knew about payments made to daniels and at least six people have drowned and eleven more missing off to extreme flooding in kenya aid groups are warning that the floods could spread cholera and malaria. and all the stories we're following the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year the organization that decides the prize the swedish academy has been engulfed in a scandal of a sexual assault allegations katia lopez diane as mall. it's a scandal that's left the swedish academy in turmoil and the nobel prize for

literature on hold at least for now the academy decided this year's winner will be selected and announced in two thousand and nineteen. the confidence in the academy is so low in the world at the moment and that is the deciding reason why we now were framed from awarding this prize eighteen women say they were raped assaulted or harassed by famous photographer john clarke not he's the husband of academy member and poet catarina frost and sun the women l. legend the abuse happened in properties owned by the swedish academy their complaints they say were ignored he has denied the allegations his wife has since resigned over. the crisis has aggravated differences among its members shedding light on other problems the academy is also dealing with allegations of financial crimes and in the past names of laureates were reportedly leaked before winners were officially announced. i think the swedish academy is worth more than that it

shouldn't disappear because of the scandal which it undoubtedly is but never cademy member has done anything as far as i know. protests were held for weeks but global need to movement likely played a role in the revelations and the academy's decision the voting process is also an issue the academy had eighteen lifetime members but several have resigned since the scandal including the organization's first female leader. we only have ten members at the moment and now we really have to start electing new members and show the world that we are serious. leaders of the swedish academy which is separate from the norwegian committee that awards the nobel peace prize hope the delay will give them time to regroup and recover their once pristine asia's reputation curtsey a look this all began al-jazeera. a court in the u.k. is ruled that human rights campaigners can proceed with a legal case and stopping british arms sales to saudi arabia the campaign against

arms trade says that british weapons are being used in violation of international law in the war in yemen the u.k.'s sold six point two billion dollars worth of arms to the country since the saudi led a campaign began in two thousand nine hundred fifteen the un estimates more than ten thousand people have been killed in the conflict a u.s. delegation is on its way home from china after two days of talks aimed at heading off a potential trade war chinese media is reporting that there has been progress on the threats from the world's two biggest economies to the high tariffs on each other's goods but as adrian brown reports from beijing they're still appears to be a long way to go. as is so often the case in china the media were kept away from the venue for these talks beforehand both delegations that sought to play down expectations of a breakthrough we now know why for a while there was progress in some areas major disagreements remain. less than two

days was never going to be enough time to resolve them all. the u.s. came with a long list of demands immediate action to reduce china's huge trade surplus with the united states and then to force technology transfers whereby u.s. companies have to hand over their intellectual property to local joint venture partners as a condition for doing business here the u.s. has also been complaining about the heavy state subsidies for technology development like robotics and i.t. one area though where china is unlikely to yield analysts say the deepening strain in relations is a recognition by the united states the china one seen as a partner is now regarded as a strategic rival for trump. competing with china is a very important for him and he wants to win and china has to give him something

a win but whatever china gives it won't be sufficient for trump or for the u.s. because there's no way for china to abandon its industrial policy. it's six months since president trump and china's leaders she jingping last met and they could be getting together again soon after trump tweeted that he looks forward to seeing she in the not too distant future that could mean after his planned summit with kim jong un but cheating ping had someone else on his mind on friday karl marx the german philosopher was born two hundred years ago on saturday the president repeatedly said the communist party mustn't forget its socialist roots as it strives to bring about the rejuvenation of the chinese nation and that rejuvenation includes maintaining a tough line with the united states on trade adrian brown al-jazeera beijing.

a massive volcano eruption in hawaii is forcing more than fifteen hundred people to be evacuated from their homes larger flows are threatening residential areas close to killer whale one of the most active volcanoes in the world after erupted on thursday afternoon local time and i would has more. in the heart of a residential area in hawaii molten lava pours down the road burning through woodland and sending smoke ash and rocks into the sky. killer where up to death to several quakes were felt on hawaii. and hundreds of people living close by and now being told they have no choice they must leave their homes since it's right there behind a harsh we could hear this loud. exploding. right from the house and so you know there is a house going to still be there when we go back over to. the emergency services are

now involved in a major incident trying to assess the scale of the eruption on the ground and in the air and how best to help those who live and work in its path roads are being built talk to keep people out of the most dangerous areas is a crack right there. right here. helicopters smoke let's talk. all right so. they will one street over from a lot of what. we. can aware has been erupting continuously for more than thirty years but there's been more activity in recent days. about fifteen kilometers away from where it had been in for roughly two and a half days or a high frequency of earthquakes it's not known how long this current eruption will last a wise governor is urging people to stay safe and. emma haywood. turkey's

main opposition party has announced as its presidential candidate thousands of people attended the rally in and cry out whether republican people's party announced injury as they counted it in his first speech and to promise to struggle for democracy and to be a president for all turkey's eighteen million citizens over one called the snap election for june twenty fourth a year and a ha ahead of schedule. al jazeera journalist man with his aim is now been held in an egyptian jail for five hundred days he was detained without charge by authorities in two thousand and sixteen during the holiday to cairo egyptian national is one of many journalists who've been harassed or threatened with arrest and recently has been joe vague reports. five hundred days locked up and counting mahmoud hussein and al jazeera deny provoking sedition incitement against egypt and spreading false news the u.n. condemned his arbitrary detention saying was stopped questioned and detained in

december twenty sixth seen after travelling to cairo for a holiday since then he's been in solitary confinement and has yet to be charged the office of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says indefinite pretrial detention is the egyptian government's tactic to restrain anyone who dares to act independently the un human rights what he says the policy is a cornerstone of egypt's suppression of the media civil society and protesters the committee to protect journalists says egypt is a leading jailer of journalists at least twenty are in prison. advocacy that we can do by documenting attacks and repression of journalists and using every opportunity that we have to bring this to public attention around the world. egypt's government has targeted other al jazeera journalists in a trial condemned almost unanimously by rights groups and journalist organizations egypt leveled similar charges against our visitors by her mohamed mohamed fahmy and peter greste and jail them five years ago the former editor in chief of al jazeera arabic ibrahim helal was sentenced to death in his absence two years ago in

a new antiterrorism law passed last year targets other media organizations as well the committee to protect journalists says the law for this is the government's crackdown on the media it enables police to put journalists acquitted of terrorism related charges on a watch list that restricts their finances and other rights. every morning everything long says you hear of of a case of over journalese that you know or in directly being and difficult situation under persecution and their disappearance and their arrest censorship intensified this year during the reelection campaign of president of the for the hand sisi journalists critical of him or who interviewed opposition candidates but arrested entertainment and satirical t.v. shows have also been shut down egyptian journalist mohammed there was a known as show khan was jailed five years ago for reporting the rubber square protests in cairo hundreds of protesters were killed and thousands injured show

khan's been nominated for unesco's press freedom prize for his resistance and commitment to freedom of expression and reporter for the times newspaper in britain was arrested and deported from egypt without official explanation international journalist unions accuse the egyptian government of creating a climate of fear and reporters don't know if they will be next to be jailed saladin job as their. hundreds of workers from korean as been protesting in the center of seoul they are calling on the airlines chairman cho young hundred to resign because of the bad behavior of his daughters his youngest daughter is accused of throwing a drink at people during a business meeting while her older sister was embroiled in her own scandal after she wanted a plane to return to the gate because she disagreed with the way she was served macadamia nuts on a flight the two sisters have stepped down from their positions. france's

president is in the french pacific territory of new caledonia ahead of a referendum on independence officially he's impartial but the president has made no secret of wanting to build rather than reduce french influence in the pacific under thomas reports from a new man. emmanuel mccall says as french president he is and must be neutral on the question of new caledonian independence it is for those living here to the site but meeting people on a housing estate in noumea he certainly looked like he was campaigning few doubt he would like new caledonia to stay french here though it isn't hard to find people in favor of independence even among those who have special presidential visits wave or even way french flags we bow out i'm just wearing need to be polite to mr macro it takes air france passengers more than twenty four hours to reach new mia from paris yet when they arrive they're still in france most of those who moved here from

mainland france or whose families generations ago would like it to remain that way . on friday about four thousand people marched to show their support for france i've lived here for many years and i think i played only i in france is the best that we're going to have and we want to sort of the president in french i would stay friends nearly a third of new caledonia public service is a paid for by france you know not what french government grants account for about fifteen percent of total g.d.p. those supporting independence point to new caledonia is nickel exports but the price of nickel is unpredictable and then there are concerns about whether an independent new caledonia would be politically strong enough to thrive on its own. on the new caledonia became independent the balance in the region which china already has a lot of influence of of out of water and fiji if you caledonia independent charter

would look to extend that influence here. those supporting independence though say there is a principle at stake when france color noise new caledonia didn't toss permission no we want independence because when the french arrived our country was independent in eight hundred fifty three when the french declared us a colony that in a nice case. a referendum in one thousand nine hundred seven was seen as illegitimate by many because recent arrivals from france were allowed to vote those supporting independence boycotted it violence followed in which dozens were killed no one wants a repeat most opinion polls suggest the new caledonia will stay french but for the president the result is as important only as the process unless this process is seen as legitimate and fair he'll be disappointed president macro is unlikely to make another trip to new caledonia before november's referendum this visit is to set the tone and littleness al-jazeera noumea.

good look at headlines this hour israeli forces a five live ammunition and tear gas at palestinians protesting on the israel gaza border forty one people have been killed by the israeli military since demonstrations began in late march palestinians want to be allowed to return to villages where their families once lived and which is now occupied by israel high force it is on the gaza israel border. will be the numbers have dwindled over the last hour plus but you can hear that the two gas is still being fired at those who remain. a big concentration of tear gas in the last ten minutes or so also during the last hour or so you can see them there running from a lot of cigars it looks like the israelis are trying to try and wind this up now a protest which has been running throughout the day also over the last hour and

a half there's been a real uptick in the use of live. u.s. president donald trump says his lawyer rudy giuliani will get his facts straight over comments made about adult film star stormy daniels and a t.v. interview giuliani revealed trump knew about payments made to daniel's after an alleged affair in two thousand and six trump previously denied any knowledge of the hush money at least six people have drowned and eleven more missing after extreme flooding in kenya aid groups are warning that the floods could spread cholera and malaria the severe rains which triggered the floods follows several seasons of drought in that country. a volcanic eruption in hawaii is for seven hundred people to be evacuated from their homes and lava flows are threatening residential areas close to kill away at one of the most active volcanoes in the world ofter erupted on thursday afternoon the governor has declared a state of emergency. turkey's main opposition parties announced on injuries its presidential candidate thousands of people attended the rally in akko whether

republican people's party announced in jazz as a candidate. and about a hundred migrants being detained in a government run libya without sufficient food and water according to the charity doctors without borders some of the migrants have been held at the center in a war about one hundred kilometers west of tripoli for more than five months now all those all the top stories much more on everything coming up in about twenty five minutes i'm going to have a full of news for you so do stay with us i'll be back a little bit later on by for now.