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braces for a severe cycle in which has already killed six people in the arabian peninsula. u.s. president donald trump has reopened the possibility that its high stakes summit with north korea's leader could be back on a day after he called it off welcomed a conciliatory statement from north korea saying it remained open to talks white house correspondent kimberly hawke and reports as he delivered the commencement address at the u.s. naval academy president trump did not directly mention his canceled summit with north korea's leader but said the u.s. is prepared for whatever happens now the best way to prevent war. is to be fully prepared for war earlier while speaking to reporters outside the white house trump expressed optimism about meeting with kim jong un even suggesting the june

twelfth summit he cancelled a date earlier could be back on so we'll see what happens is that it would be that while we're talking to them now they very much want to do it we'd like to do it we're going to see what happens white house officials say given the lack of preparation the prospect of a june twelfth summit is almost impossible they say their goal now is making sure if and when a meeting does occur that it's productive still on friday trying tweeted he believes his political opponents are attempting to thwart his efforts writing democrats are so obviously rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea indeed with us elections now months away that could shift control of congress from republicans to democrats the president's opponents are calling his efforts to negotiate with the north korean leader amateurish noting that the art of diplomacy is often much more difficult than the art of the deal on thursday the top democrat

in the house of representatives chided trump over his canceled summit with kim jong il and he got this letter from the president saying ok never mind he must be having a giggle fit right there now and north korea despite domestic criticisms the white house says trump's focus on diplomacy and the goal of north korea's denuclearize ation he continues to coordinate with his secretary of state mike pump aoe and is consulting with his national security advisor john bolton a man many blame for ultimately the railing the june summit kimberly how could al-jazeera washington. also you just heard about tom's upon flip flop on north korea well let's now take a look at some of his other key policy foreign decision is just a days after taking office trump lived up to his campaign promise hope withdrawing barack obama's signature trade deal the trans-pacific partnership his promise of an alternative deal however is yet to materialize then last august he began the

process to pull out of the twenty fifteen paris climate accord that's another agreement spearheaded by his predecessor trump said he hoped to replace it with a better deal for the u.s. but nothing's on the table yet only of this month the u.s. president dumps the obama iranian nuclear agreement that was despite opposition from the other six countries who signed it friday leaders of two of the nations party to the iranian agreement warned the u.s. exit was further threatening global stability is some of what russian president vladimir putin and his french counterpart emmanuel mccrone had to say at the international economic forum in st petersburg. but this was a draconian team is not in the if international agreements assigned and then revised every four years it would offer a zero horizon for claiming it will create the atmosphere of nervousness and lack of trust school other which students in the media don't care the situation in the world looks as if everyone was playing football according to judo rules what an

interesting game we have not judo and not football it's just chaos and it's where we're heading and what we're concerned about. i believe that president trump abandoned the twenty fifty nuclear deal because it was signed by his predecessor. we now need to continue our discussion with iran in order to convince the united states to gradually return to the discussion because we will expand the framework not because we are giving up on the twenty fifteen treaty but because we are responding to a very legitimate concern to israel and saudi arabia to a larger extent we are thinking about the need to destabilize the whole region so i believe that the kind of dialogue i had with president trump was very necessary and very useful because it enabled us to open up about this particular point and allowed us to move forward. mike fitzpatrick is executive director of the americas office of the international institute for strategic studies he spent twenty six years in various posts at the u.s. state department is joining us live from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for your time if i understand it correctly you rob thank

you very much the if i understand it correctly the foreign policy agenda of the department of state says the aim is to build and sustain a more democratic secure and prosperous world for the benefit of the benefit of the american people and the international community how is the trumpet ministration doing. that's typical boilerplate isn't it it's the same language would be used in any administration this administration isn't doing so well in most of those areas. you know they're good at tearing things down taking apart what terms predecessor had put in place but constructing things takes time it takes cooperation and they haven't been very good at cooperating with other nations except in a few areas so overall you can't rate them very high in success i'm strong is the argument that some of the deals that trump has pulled the us out

of actually did need overhauling the nafta agreement for example was twenty five years old and hadn't really being revisited and they deserve some credit at least for shaking up the process and starting the discussions. you can say that he's shaken up the discussion but he starts from the premise that it has to be destroyed and then something new created the way to do it is to keep the framework and then fine build upon it by finding areas of commonality or areas of trade off and he just is disinclined toward doing things multilaterally he wanted to do a separate deal with canada a separate deal with mexico they wouldn't have it so now he's basically they haven't made any progress in trying to improve upon nafta and his package earlier on we heard donald trump saying the best way to prevent war is to be fully prepared for war and obviously that can also mean that for many governments if you create an

enemy a common enemy it can unite people and it can make a country easier to control and of course it can divert attention as well is it too naive to suggest that part of the motivation for the foreign policy such as it is that the trumpet ministration is following is to do exactly that to find a common enemy so that people can become more united and more easily governable. well if that is the strategy it's totally failed because america is politically just so divided today much worse than ever so but i don't think that's really the case i don't think that this is some kind of a. shake shake the dog you know it strategy of creating an enemy and then i'm going to war and uniting the country. this is you know preparing for war in order to prevent war this is a longstanding premise of american foreign policy it's stronger in republican

administrations where there's more of an emphasis on power on building up u.s. strength and so what trump was in unseating in that speech was really the normal republican party policy of america american strength looking at the decisions that have been made in american foreign policy over the last year or so what do you think has been the riskiest where should we looking. oh that's hard question because there's so many that are risky i mean abandoning the paris climate accord is very risky for our future generations but more immediate risks are in terms of taking apart the iran deal it hasn't succeeded in in ripping it apart but withdrawing from it can set in motion a lot of trouble in the middle east it will increase tensions it increases the likelihood of iran and israel going to war it increases the possibility of saudi

arabia seeking nuclear capability of its own and it destroys any possibility of working with iran constructively to improve many of the ways in which iran has been a problem so that's i think the biggest one but then you have the north korea situation which had been kind of close to war last year now north korea has been pursuing a diplomatic strategy trump has gone along with that but the way he's done it creates a lot of problems because he's so ill prepared so ill disciplined and within his administration you have a pump a zero saying one thing and bolton saying another and all of them saying things that the north koreans find have poor and so you don't get very high marks for that kind of diplomatic practice really interesting to get your views in this mark fitzpatrick thank you very much indeed exit polls suggest ireland has overwhelmingly back to change to the country's restrictive abortion laws the

official results aren't expected until saturday afternoon the exit poll predicted an overwhelming victory for the yes campaign with sixty eight percent of the referendum asked whether an article in the constitution known as the eighth amendment should be repealed if the change is approved the irish government will introduce legislation allowing abortion within the first twelve weeks of pregnancy . i don't believe we have to right to kill in do will and i would be the individual may not. understand all nor want to be done. but they know a lot of people the same as mine would still vote no because they just feel that it's not right to make an abortion but in my opinion everybody has to have a choice. has the latest from a historic day of voting in the irish capital dublin an early exit poll by the

irish times repeated by the news agencies including reuters that puts the results as follows sixty eight percent in favor of repealing the eighth amendment of the irish constitution thirty two percent in favor of keeping it in place the early exit polls seem to indicate a landslide win for the yes vote in some areas turnout was as high as sixty percent and at certain points during the day was much higher than in other previous votes including the last general election and including the last major referendum on same sex marriage back in two thousand and fifteen what we're seeing here appears to be a nation at a crossroads a nation that is prepared to embrace change a nation that is reevaluated women's rights and is prepared also bring in changes to bring island more into line with the rest of the european union the official count begins at nine o'clock in the morning local time on saturday efficient

results will be given out later on saturday afternoon but it does look as if the yes campaign will be the side that will influence politics and irish society going forward for many many more years to come. sunday morning had on the news hour including we explained what was different about this friday's protests by palestinians along the gaza israel border. help from above more than six million people in south sudan rely on relief supplies but the ongoing conflict is pushing many more closer to starvation. i'm fit to fire a real madrid's coach says christiane on aldo is ready to put on another five star show and a champions league final or in sports on the showdown with liverpool. film producer harvey weinstein's first appearance in court has been welcomed by several

of the woman who accused him of sexual misconduct is being charged with the rape and sexual abuse of two women in a development being hailed as a landmark for the me too movement weinstein's career imploded last year following allegations by more than one hundred women bicycle him reports from washington d.c. . feared no more harvey weinstein a once powerful producer will be prosecuted for rape and other sex offenses in iraq and there were words harm he might be hello. he said they were hoping he would fall yet they handcuffed the police made no attempt to shield him from the aggressive press dozens of women went public with similar stories on weinstein coercing them for sex targeting those who refused paying to have former spies harassed the ones who complained his alleged serial depravity hidden by the powerful spawned the me too movement which his lawyer seemed to mock outside of

court the charges will not be believed by twelve people assuming we get twelve fair people who are not consumed by the movement that seems to have overtaken this case his lawyer says he will attack the credibility of his accusers. there could be a lot of them prosecutors say there could be many more charges in the days to come weinstein stayed silent but still sent a message bringing to court a book about a once discredited hollywood director whose work is still acclaimed what happens in this new york courtroom will help determine if history will remember weinstein as a producer or a predator whose crimes created a new feminist movement that sent the message to the world me too but time's up political hain al-jazeera washington. spanish prime minister not a on or off oil has refused to step down or call a snap election despite a no confidence motion filed by the opposition it comes after the madrid court find

rai's ruling people's party for profiting from an illegal kickbacks for contract scheme twenty nine people have been sentenced over the scandal including a former party treasurer but he's committed to remaining in power until the end of his time in twenty twenty. but this motion goes against the very much needed stability in spain as the ability that has been safeguarded with the reason approval of the state budget there's no confidence vote damages the economic recovery is bad for spain for the spanish people introduces uncertainty and goes against the interests of all citizens russian president vladimir putin has dismissed accusations russia was behind the shooting down of a malaysian airlines flight over ukraine four years ago astray and the netherlands say they hold moscow legally responsible that's after international investigators concluded the missile system used in the attack was provided by a russian army brigade wrote a challenge reports from st petersburg. australia and the netherlands responded to

information presented by the joint investigation team j.i.t. on thursday with swift state level action the team said that russia's army moved to tell our missile system into eastern ukraine as war zone in the summer of two thousand and fourteen whilst it was allegedly used to shoot down the malaysian airlines passenger plane flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur all two hundred ninety eight people on board died many of them were australian and dutch astray and the netherlands have now informed the russian federation that we hold it responsible under international law for its role in the bringing down of seventeen astray and the netherlands have requested russia to enter into negotiations to open up a dialogue about its conduct and to seek reparations. the dutch government says

this is a complex legal process a possible next step is to present the case to an international court but russia has spent four years presenting counter narratives and that pattern continues it's more than likely that the boot belonged to the ukrainian armed forces so the russian defense ministry russia does not know to what extent it may trust the results of this work the kremlin said of the investigation teams findings this is a case of unfounded accusations aimed at discrediting our country that's the response from the foreign ministry belling katz an open source investigation team has been looking into flight m.h. seventeen for years and many of their findings have been subsequently backed up by the j.i.t. in the dutch city of the hague on friday belling cat identified a russian military intelligence officer ivana cough as a key suspect the seconds russian military figure they've implicated in the incidents this person is was the highest military ranking officer at the

time in the so-called lugansk people's republic he represented the military intelligence of russia at the time and he was in direct command and control of the mercenary slash volunteer operations of military units and militants in eastern ukraine in the lugansk area and is that of eastern ukraine so we believe we have identified somebody who was who was very high in the chain of command and who ultimately if. is linked to the actual downing of seventeen is displayed unproven for the by the joint destitution team will be one of the critical suspects but none of the mounting international accusations are likely to shift russia's position much in the near future the country's political culture sees contrition or acknowledgement of guilt as a sign of weakness and bloody may putin has too much invested in his global

strongman image to back down now rory chalons al-jazeera said petersburg and a corruption police in malaysia have seized twenty eight million dollars from three apartments linked to the family of former prime minister najib razak bags containing jewelry and luxury watches were found in the homes of his son and daughter as she denies stealing billions of dollars from the state investment fund while in office. indonesia is introducing tough new anti terrorism laws sweeping changes were passed by parliament on friday following a series of recent suicide bomb attacks scott high the reports from the capital jakarta. with a much anticipated bang of the gavel. a new anti-terrorism law was approved by the indonesian parliament on friday changes to existing laws were initially proposed two years ago a series of recent suicide bomb attacks renewed focus earlier this month more than twenty people were killed at churches in

a main police station in indonesia's second largest city two families including children carried out the attacks claimed responsibility supporters of the new law say gives more tools to the government and law enforcement to prevent attacks it also says if someone is charged with an offense when children are involved the penalty will be increased by a third. our old law is only about the response of terror acts and we know if we are only responding it won't solve the problem there are always new terrorists. more than one thousand indonesians have traveled to syria and iraq to join isis fight it's estimated five hundred have returned the new law allows police to charge indonesians proven to have joined a terrorist group while abroad and also those who have trained or simply planned to carry out attacks negotiations went late into thursday night before the new anti-terrorism law was passed here in parliament on friday much of the discussion was focused on the definition of terrorism. the law also includes

a role for the indonesian army the t.n.i. in combating terrorism the government said they'll only be brought in for larger incidents the president has a year to detail exactly what the t. and eyes and terrorism role will be. new funding and support for attack victims is part of the new law so cheap to how do we bow was injured in the two thousand and four bombing i mean that is yes i mean that in and if we are optimistic that the government is going to act on the support and compensation for victims who have been fighting for this for a long time after the church bombings in syria by a president djoko we don't know proposed a rule in lieu of law if parliament failed to pass the new legislation but it seems suicide attacks have pushed members of parliament to scott harder al-jazeera to target. israel's supreme court has rejected the challenge by human rights groups to prevent soldiers from firing on protesters in gaza palestinians gathered along the

gaza israel border again on friday to protest against the israeli blockade but this time soldiers fired tear gas in response hundred thirteen palestinians have been killed by israeli forces since protests began at the end of march abounded smith has more. it's been a pretty quiet friday one of the quietest fridays in gaza have been for weeks and then within just the space of an hour really hundreds and hundreds of people were bussed in here bussed in by hamas by islamic jihad another political groups in gaza and bussed in to protest again at the border now we know that we've been told one of the tactics following. recent protests has been slightly different the tactic has been not to go right up to the little try and breach it but to still protest still trying to keep the israeli forces on their toes that's the tactic we've been told they're trying to deploy here the protest organizers and that certainly seems was what has happened here because really it was there was nobody here about an

hour ago and then they all came they protested there's been tear gas and there have been a number of people injured by live fire on by tear gas that the israelis have been throwing over at least twenty people injured and they've been taken away to hospital for treatment but this as i say seems to be this new approach keeping the israeli military on its toes it was quiet all day and then suddenly this quick sharp shock of a large protest group arriving seemingly out of thin air the u.s. house of representatives has approved a measure requiring the pentagon to investigate whether american troops tortured detainees in yemen hundreds of men reportedly gone missing in the south of the country after they were allegedly detained during a search for al qaeda fighters american officials say that u.s. forces have been involved in interrogations of detainees in yemen but they've denied any participation in or knowledge of human rights abuses. a twelve year old

girl in amman has become the sixth casualty of cycling makulu is high winds hit the coastal city of salalah at least five other people were killed when the storm devastated the yemeni island of so on thursday it's now on its way across the arabian sea to oman gusting at around one hundred sixty five kilometers per hour it's expected to make landfall in the coming hours mohamed vall is waiting for his arrival in selma. it was the storm before the storm the first signs of cyclonic when it was swept through on a friday afternoon many drivers were taken unawares forced to take extra care while driving the rising flood water to reach home. i saw all these young men in the rain and wanted to give them all right but yes i mean to go home and. start a game and most of the so i drove all the way from muscat to be here in time to help people during the storm i hope all will be all right. not to watch the threat

from a lot of our little flooded with heavy rain and high real party yeah it when we actually from top to from one of them from the white all night is bracing for what could be the most powerful fight on the repeat thought it important to free. state media issue with the assuring messages and reiterated safety instructions in the face of the predicted major threat thousands of mine is moved away from the coast and areas to higher ground families seeking shelter crowd who tells us further inland the government says it's organized evacuations were needed but everyone can see the ominous signs heavy downpours continue with some of the night and winds gusted close to two hundred kilometers per hour getting cyclonic a highly constrained times and people here are worried about the destruction it may leave in its wake. dizzier salon in southern oman in brazil the government's reach

to agreement with a truck drivers union to suspend the nationwide blockade for five days thousands of drivers have used their lorries to block motorways in response to a steep increase in the cost of diesel but despite the deal some drivers are refusing to back down president michel tema has ordered the military to intervene if there are many protesters don't agree to the deal. still ahead and al jazeera iraqis face a bumpy road ahead as politicians try to form a new government we'll look at how europe's new data privacy laws could affect even the smallest entities like volunteer run sports clubs and in sports medicine rockets are just one win away from making the n.b.a. finals with a little help from the flash going. we

got plenty of hate across a good parts of north america we've also got plenty of storms and they are ganging up across the eastern side of the consonance a loss a cloud just starting to spill over towards the appalachians the eastern seaboard even into that's a suicide of canada temps just getting up into the twenty's as you can see twenty nine celsius there for d.c. but some really life the south was kicking off over the next couple of days let's move a little further west here is a good deal drier and brighter thirty fourth down but there will be a few showers just around the rockies down that's the way for the race was as we go on through sunday warming up in seattle twenty two celsius similar temperature there for ally but the showers the wet weather that will continue around the eastern seaboard more so up towards new england through new york new jersey pushing a little further north as we go through sunday still some lively sal is around the panhandle it's looking pretty just joins up with the showers that we have across

the caribbean western side of the cabin in particular cuba already has been taking something of a battering recently steria very heavy and thundery sours roll their way through little circulation there into the gulf of mexico so there will be some wet weather for a time and more of the same as we go through sunday. al jazeera is investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing international cricket matches sixty to seventy percent yes you can say you say fix it fix bribing professional players they send beautiful goes to the players they give them houses rolex watches. pictures. please i build an. al-jazeera investigations cricket match fixes unpack it for us what were you hearing what were you seeing whether on line horrendous things you misunderstood as

i was looking down that about that or if you join us on sacked a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat this is a dialogue to us about some of this excess if perhaps everyone has a voice but what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision to join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. to watch al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has reopened the possibility that his high stakes summit with north korea's leader could be back on a day after we called it off some welcome to statement from north korea saying it's

remained open to talks exit polls suggest ireland has voted overwhelmingly to ease its restrictive abortion laws polls predict a victory for the yes campaign but sixty eight percent in favor of repealing the eighth amendment official results are not expected until saturday afternoon. former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been charged by the us police with the rape and sexual abuse of two women he turned him self in early on friday but his lawyer says he will plead not guilty weinstein's career imploded last year following allegations by more than one hundred women. iraqi politicians are trying to negotiate a coalition to form the next government the shia cleric knocked out i'll cite it as emerged as a power broker after his bloc won the most seats in the election earlier this month he supports comes from baghdad's working class who heated his call for change the summer been reports from the cleric stronghold sutta city.

so the city has been replaced but. in the sprawling suburb it represents about the only modernization in years. makes about ten dollars a day and like many others in the city he's fed up with the lack of services. they don't look after us there are so many people with. nearly one million people live in southern city. just around the poverty line the lack of services is evident everywhere basic facilities such as sewage clean water and electricity are all but missing this is the traditional power base for the lineage of shia leaders named after assassinated mohammed who was my father it's the first election where the poorest part of. the winning party. is

a microcosm of iraq representing the divide between baghdad's rich and poor this election has given people hope but the question remains in iraq's complicated politics. to bring about the change people here are hoping for. to form a government needs coalition partners but he also has to manage voter expectations but he makes alliances and then. we have high hopes from his eminence. he's the man of reforms. and entered the green zone for the sake of reforms so that the oppressed would rise. so there also need support from six members of his side which includes the communist party the former minister says the magnitude of the challenges needs a united approach. this is exactly. where the. into rhythm you're. in for.

physical instruction all these big challenges these are when each of your own which you can build a very wide. a bust just him says the situation for them has not improved since saddam hussein's time has makeshift food stall barely earned him a living he's already disappointed at politicians attitudes immediately after the election i swear. i was the main reason that there is rampant poverty insider city is because there are no jobs no money and most of all those politicians are turning a blind eye to us. for decades not much has changed here once again these poor suburbs have used their vote now they wait for politicians to deliver on campaign promises some of a job made out of the era of city baghdad another saudi activist has been arrested following last week's crackdown on women's rights defenders well what about saadi is a find a member of a rights group several people associated with

a woman rights movement have been detained accused of serious crimes the crackdown was launched just weeks before the lifting of a ban on women driving but he said the u.s. state of nebraska made a startling discovery when they checked the back of a delivery truck on a routine traffic stop inside a secret compartment was more of an illegal drug than they are any nebraska police officer had ever found a crime lab later confirmed it was fentanyl a drug that's killing thousands of across the u.s. john hendren reports. it is one of the biggest seizures of an opioid drug in u.s. history in the hidden compartment of a truck nebraska state police found fifty three and a half kilograms of fentanyl worth twenty million dollars on american streets according to the u.s. drug enforcement agency that is potentially enough to kill twenty six million people you take that much fat all off the street you are saving lives and that's what our nebraska state troopers are doing driver felipe gin iommi naya and

passenger nelson union were arrested for drug possession with intent to distribute knowing when you're made of the opioid epidemic in the u.s. has left police and medical services struggling to cope with the sheer number of overdoses and deaths it's a time bomb it's a prescription for disaster it totally has the potential to kill them if they're not expecting that the u.s. centers for disease control found that most of the drug overdoses in the u.s. are due to fenton a drug thirty to fifty times as powerful as heroin i have never seen anything like that from my almost forty years of working and i believe that overdose rate will increase i think once and drugs like this are in our marketplace if we don't find a way to interrupt that cycle more and more people will use it opioids kill one hundred fifteen americans every day this police video shows a man near death in skokie illinois revived by the drug nor can which many police

in the country now carry a few songs signs grains of fencing all are enough to kill most people when they do overdose the lucky ones end up at places like stroger hospital in chicago but many don't make it at all in terms of the sheer volume it's really the biggest we've had that the rate of rise of fatalities in cook county has just stepped up up up on the twenty fifteen we had about six hundred sixty five fatalities the next year we had eleven hundred and for the past year we're collecting the statistics on. and it looks like it'll be at least at that level maybe a bit higher us police say the strength of fenton know they're recovering from black market drug dealers is more powerful than ever meaning its victims could in time be counted in the millions john hendren al-jazeera chicago police in the canadian city of mississauga just outside toronto are such in for two men who entered a crowded indian restaurant with a ball fifteen people were hurt three critically but all are now out of danger

dialect has more. there were two birthday parties going on when what police say was a homemade bomb exploded at the bombay bell indian restaurant children were present but not among the fifteen people wounded three people critically injured are now in stable condition police released this photo from a security camera of the two men they say carried an improvised explosive device into the restaurant and fled before it was detonated forensic officers combed the scene for hours and declared it free of explosives but it's not known why this happened there's no indication that this is a terrorist act no indication this is a hate crime at this time we haven't ruled anything out as we started investigation police say they'll spare no resources as they search for suspects and motive they've asked other police forces to join them canada's federal government says the royal canadian mounted police that usually lead national security investigations stand ready to help if needed. this city on the outskirts of toronto has

a largely immigrant population mainly south asian and it's also known for its indian restaurants places like the bombay belt which was bombed on thursday night for reasons that remain unclear disrupting what's an otherwise quiet part of the region and this is certainly not anything you would expect to happen in this saga not my mississauga but this is not going to start i know i will say that this is a heinous crime that's been committed this is one of canada's most diverse cities with many residents of south and east asian origin it's known for its tolerance the authorities say they want this crime solved quickly so as shaken community can begin to return to normal daniel lak al jazeera mississauga. health workers in the democratic republic of congo have set up an ebola awareness group to explain to communities how the disease is spread that's after two infected people escaped from an isolation ward in a hospital in the city this week one went to a church for prayers while the other fled to be with family both of them died hours

later that affairs they may have infected others the world health organization has confirmed at least twenty seven people have died from a bullet in the country. aid agencies are struggling to deal with the latest humanitarian crisis in south sudan fighting between government and opposition forces as we hear hard to reach millions of hungry people and with the approach of the rainy season the situation is likely to get worse it will morgan reports from my old county. for children to feed and a stigma to care for but there's no food and no medicine and there is little hope left in her home village of can't. quite go along we don't have enough food not even enough basic items to get by every day not enough clinics if you passed away because of hunger and of. is one of about twenty thousand people in canada who have actually officially registered for help but is still waiting aid organizations say

the food security situation in the area is catastrophic and hundreds of people are at risk of dying from starvation and this is just one community five years of civil war has left six point three million people more than half of south sudan so million population relying on relief supplies it's not only the people here in contact that are in need of aid for survival continues fighting between government and opposition forces have displaced thousands to the area that was already vulnerable as they seek safety as well as humanitarian aid. fled her home village with her children but arrived in conduct too late to register for aid. i collect a little food out of one sacks of aid if not for that aid i won't be able to feed myself and my four children. delivery aid is not easy the country lacks proper roads and drops of food and other supplies can sometimes be the only way to reach those in need and the number of people desperately requiring help is expected to

reach seven million soon with the rainy season approaching getting relief supplies to many areas comes with additional challenges right now my colleagues and my teams are struggling and battling to preposition one hundred forty thousand metric tons of food in various i think in fifty different warehouses around the country conflict obviously also and security issues is also obviously hindering our access so even if there are roads even if we have access to a river but if there's conflict we can't or we can't take the risk to go yet i'm says she's afraid she may lose her children are mother to hunger a fear shared by hundreds of others here as the fighting continues and the need for aid continues to rise people morgan al-jazeera and south sudan the european union has introduced a sweeping new law to protect the privacy of its citizens known as g.d.p. our general data protection regulation it requires all entities to protect the

personal data of all e.u. residents that means any information that could be used to identify a person including photos posts of social networking sites and e-mail addresses under the new regulation people will get more rights to access the information of companies collected on them and i won't cost them anything people will also not have the right to be forgotten which means companies must delete someone's data if an individual withdraws consent. companies will have to replace long and complex terms and conditions with simple ones to understand consent request finally if a company has a data breach must inform all its users within seventy two hours but many organizations say they're not ready for the new rules for brennan reports and. european data holders have had two years to work out a game plan for g.d.p. but the protection law intended to create a level playing field for data use has hit smaller groups hard. this youth football

club in berlin uses membership data to circulate newsletters and fixture lists the staff are all volunteers g.d.p. are is a major headache we have a home page and actually i love having a photo with every team on the on the home page but you know we're not sure if we can stay do it you're not going to be ready by friday i. not completely. it's awful for europe's tech companies g.d.p. are is an incentive to innovate payslips. cappuccino at this trade expo in paris there are voice activated devices the don't actually share any data at all consumers will get to choose right and they'll know better so they'll choose for equal features they'll choose the one that protect the privacy rights get it wrong though and a twenty four million dollar fine is a genuine worry it is it is and it's particularly worrying because you

cannot be sure that you have implemented the rules the right way at the moment the recent deluge of g.d.p. our emails shows the ongoing uncertainty some ask customers to explicitly opt in others put the onus on the customer to opt out and others simply mention updated previously settings. the facebook bridge and it's a scandal may seem a world away from the g.d.p. our compliance requirements of a small sports club such as this but the fact is that even seemingly innocuous data when put together really starts to matter lobby groups and campaigners have broadly welcomed g.d.p. are as a reset button a wake up call they say for e.u. citizens to engage with some fundamental questions do i really want to continue giving this company my data and when need to do that is that it isn't necessary for much for me and to make a conscious attempt or a conscious decision and what data they share

a recent survey of german companies revealed that just twenty five percent of them expected to be able to meet the g.d.p. our deadline e.u. data regulators are expected to be sympathetic for now but after extra time comes penalties paul brennan al-jazeera berlin the world's oldest deepest and largest lake is under threat from an invasive algate lake by a call in eastern russia holds one fifth of all the world's fresh water scientists say our goal we have coated so much of the lake bottom the plant and animal species have disappeared they're calling for better treatment plants to improve the water quality. still ahead an al-jazeera sports one man's planning to make history with a six months when i have all the details.

peter. thank you very much fran the group's coach has declared cristiana rinaldo is poised for another starring role in a european champions league football final the nadine's a den says he's portuguese playmaker is fit for the showdown with liverpool on saturday rinaldo injured an ankle earlier this month in a two all draw against spanish giants barcelona you can join any league group of ten players to win five european cups if israel win ukraine's capital kiev could have your view. i think he's doing great but if he's doing one hundred forty percent that's fine as well he's looking great this is going to be our last

training session today and tomorrow will be the last match of our season and you must know that he lives for these matches to play these matches that's what his life is all about that's what makes the deck were now the holds the coveted ballon d'or for the world's best player but liverpool's mohamed is rated a chance to grab it after a stellar season in the english premier league heading into the champions league final he has scored forty four goals that's just three short of the club record set by ian rush in one nine hundred eighty four but little falls manager says the twenty five year old is still some way off matching the achievements of the game superstars rinaldo and lee you know messi if more can go their people see the next two years he has fantastic potential and this season was exceptional believable so far on ball game to go by the season but still outstanding the next few years will show if you can do something similar but it's not that easy because otherwise a lot more players would have done it. got one up on liverpool

a day out from the final pass players from both clubs lined up for a casual kick around in kiev which rail one nine three m. and one of their legends reckons history is on the side of the twelve time when it's. come out of our view no less than the finals must be won if you don't look at juventus who have lost a lot in a row and been disappointed over and over and that since right. what druid plays finest like nobody else they have a special piggery for this tournament for these finals they know how to win them and update as well with honor. so i think their supporters can sense something now with it when attack and change but when a gold chain i think i want i think that well hopefully the good days are coming back and i think oh it's going to be a tremendous atmosphere for the school with political supporters and if we can pull it off that's about all i think is a big big stuff all the political you still need one more win soon reach the n.b.a. finals but may have to do it with belts one of the pocket rockets chris paul is in doubt for game six of the western conference finals with

a hamstring injury so i omatic reports say thanks to the houston rockets of putting golden state's grayness n.b.a. champions on the real threat thanks steph curry and company aiming to make the finance reform straight season thanks by james harden's rockets are looking to get there for the first time since ninety ninety five thanks and they're showing just why they finished the regular season on top of the western conference off to both teams went in level at half time things start to get heated in the second home thanks chris for showing the warri is that he means business there was sixteen lead changes the nine ties in the second half with golden state going into the final quarter with a one point advantage only she could open on the back. but it was houston's day eric gordon starting with twenty four points off the bench thanks and they managed to edge it by four

points ninety eight to ninety four thank you who does know what to do we know what it takes to win and we definitely want to we pride ourselves on defense so it can create a lot of opportunities on office and that's what we pride ourselves on they were in good spirits considering the situation. these last two games gone. down to the wire and they made a couple more place to get the job done so credit to them but why play seven games of the scary future houston's biggest concern now with the help of chris cuomo who went on injured and is a doubt for game six so he'll malick al-jazeera. for time tour de france winner chris froome has taken the lead in cycling the judo d'italia friday's nine hundred stage was a one hundred eighty five kilometer journey from. a tube of the neck froome was fourth at the start of the day but a well timed attack with eighty kilometers to go so we move in front he is now

poised to win the only grand to a missing from his collection having already won the world that i spun yeah. to go from fourth to first is. i was going to do that on the last time alone so i had to try from some far out so he called it i feel as if it was the perfect place to do it gravel roads just reminds me a little bit of riding on the roads back in africa. just just felt good and thought . is now whenever i have to try the former top tennis player known as nasim is in more trouble starts there has been arrested twice in one day in romania's capital booker raced police say the seventy one year old was stopped on suspicion of drink driving a few hours later he was pulled over for riding a scooter without a license he's got fined two hundred fifty dollars and had his license suspended for three months but still faces more serious charges last year the former u.s. and french open champion was fined and banned for misconduct as romanians fit kept out. maybe people around the world enjoy swimming as

a form of exercise or just for leisure in the water might last less than thirty minutes but imagine swimming for six months and covering more than nine thousand kilometers well that's what this man intends to do he's name is ben lecomte if you've heard that name before it's not surprising in one thousand nine hundred eighty swim across the atlantic ocean now twenty years later the french minutes. to become the first to cross the pacific ocean the fifty year old will start in japan's capital tokyo on tuesday he will swim eight hours and consume more than eight thousand calories a day not to mention keeping an eye out for sharks and jelly fish and after about six months will arrive in the american city of san francisco even though they come to see it never again twenty years ago he's motivated to do this to raise awareness against plastic pollution in the ocean. i've known you know swimming for a long time remember my father walking and he's here the one who taught me how to swim in the atlantic i remember at times or would go on and walk in the verse in

the plastic now i where i go on the beach i see plastic everywhere so as a father now on that began back down what i can do as an individual to try to change or to you know put my little sense into changing into it to. have people. making becoming more aware of the problem and that's all the sport for me we'll have another update again later donald trump has given a posthumous pardon to the world's first black heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson was jailed one hundred five years ago over his relationship with a white woman who want to charge has more. the son of former slaves fought his way to become the first black heavyweight boxing champion of the world the texan ruled the ring for seven years and was an icon for racially oppressed african-americans but johnson's relationships with a number of white women led him to being charged under the mann act the law used to

prosecute men for mixed relationships even if consensual and nine hundred thirteen he was charged with taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes so we thank you so we're. surrounded by boxing stars who pushed for his pardon in the oval office donald trump finally cleared his name well i'm here for the white house of the half of the presidency of behalf of this country. our country is a great country and we have done something that was very important because we righted a wrong it was a wrong and a lot of people know it i know it without being an expert on the subject i knew it for a long jack johnson was not treated fairly and we have corrected that with his career in ruins johnson skipped bail and fled to europe he spent years fighting in exile before surrendering to u.s. police in one thousand nine hundred twenty and spending ten months in prison my

family now can go forward knowing that the shame and the pain has been traced and history will be written and i sincerely thank you sterling and you and everybody there brought me here i am this well. known as the galveston giant he died in a car crash in one thousand nine hundred forty six aged sixty eight but his legacy lives on jack johnson there his life as a free man he did whatever he wanted to do in an era where one every four days a black person speak lynched so he gave a lot of black working class men whole the u.s. president said it was his honor to correct a wrong in history america choudhry al-jazeera. that's it for me rob matheson for this news i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news by foot. to

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. could even be while we're talking says that they very much want to do it we'd like to do it we're going to see what. donald trump says his highly anticipated summit with north korea could be back on a day after calling it off. and obama's and this is all just in a live from doha also coming up exit polls suggest ireland has voted two to one in favor of relaxing the country's strict abortion laws. hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein is charged with rape and sexual assault. on mon braces for a severe side clone which could be.