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i'm tatiana sanchez with all of the day's sport including the plan a year after finishing runaround her friend the new rock bottom of the country. intense diplomatic activity is raising expectations that a planned summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un may still go ahead and the bilateral talks could become trilateral with the south korean president one j you now also joining in a u.s. delegation is in north korea while a team from pyongyang is heading to singapore where the historic meeting is set to take place andrew thomas says more from seoul. what a difference one frenetic weekend can make and now looks like it's full steam ahead for a summit in singapore on june twelfth as originally planned has been the u.s. delegation inside north korea on monday led by song kim south korean born but the

u.s. ambassador to the philippines he's been ambassador here in seoul in the past though he was very much involved in the six nation talks that took place while president bush was in office later president obama he knows the issue backwards he's been meeting with north korea's a vice foreign minister chase on he again fluent english speaker she knows this issue backwards from a north korean point of view meanwhile in singapore over the coming days they'll be u.s. delegation and a north korean delegation meeting to discuss the logistics security arrangements protocol that's all happening simle tiny asleep and if there is a summits on june the twelfth will president moon of south korea be there the blue house the presidential palace here in seoul said that though we're working on plans for president moon to be in singapore probably not the beginning of the bilateral but it goes well between president trump and kim jong un if indeed it happens and president moon montjoy in at

a later stage possibly minutes hours later but in singapore as well has been crucial to getting the other two leaders together and he would like a seat at the table or a white house correspondent kimberly halkett is live from washington d.c. circuit really where do things stand in terms of where we are with this proposed orloff summit assuming it ever happens. right well there is a wide expectation gap in terms of the discussion and how it might proceed because there are different understandings of what the word denuclearize ation means for the united states it means immediate it means verifiable it means permanent means irreversible but for the north koreans there is the hope that this would be somewhat incremental we're told even with some financial incentives attached so as a result when we talk about these diplomats in this intense negotiation back and forth it's not just about trying to make this happen on a specific date but if it happens on june twelfth as was originally scheduled that

it be productive and the concern on both sides is there's no point having these discussions if the two sides are so for far apart that nothing can be accomplished so that is what is going on back and forth we're told on monday as well as into tuesday the other issue that is of concern is the particularly from the north korean standpoint is the issue of security donald trump has said repeatedly that he personally is offering a security guarantee to the north korean korean leader kim jong un as a result of concerns made by don terms on staff the national security adviser john bolton and also his vice president mike pence when they talked about that libyan model of denuclearization which obviously did not end up well for the moammar gadhafi the libyan leader ended in his overthrow and ultimately his death so these are some of the issues the diplomats are working on in addition to the logistics of

just making this summit happen if it is finally agreed to go ahead can really help with the latest on that story from washington kimberly think. it's crazy now with the president has appointed an interim prime minister after weeks of talks failed to produce a government and sparked a political crisis got a look at that i live who is a former international monetary fund official has been tasked with passing the country's budget and planning fresh elections this all comes after the president said about that i love vetoed the choice of a euro skeptic politician as economy minister angering the two populist parties who wanted to form a coalition government john holl has more. political convulsions in italy beat the new prime minister designate not a political figure but a former international monetary fund official. that the government will maintain its neutrality with respect to the electoral

debates and. must now come up with a workable list of ministers but he's unlikely to survive a confidence vote in a parliament stacked against him so the new government will likely become a lame duck interim government until fresh elections in the autumn on the weekend president sergio rejected the euro skeptic finance minister proposed by the five star movement northern league coalition dashing their hopes of becoming europe's first far right populist government. last night with the darkest hour in italy's democracy president chose to ignore his constitutional prerogatives and prevent from power political force the five star movement which received eleven million votes they've been calls for mass protests and the president's impeachment as head of state the latter seems constitutionally unlikely but it's another turn that sets the scene for a potentially ugly standoff we are going to see throughout the next three months is

the overarching the people versus the. establishment that with the head of state for the first time becoming the main target of the entire campaign there's also the economy to worry about italy's cost of borrowing is rising with the political uncertainty if the country's sky high debt were to become unserviceable then real crisis would arrive in the euro zone's third largest economy add to that a debate that will only grow louder perhaps angrier now about italy's membership of the eurozone as the nationalist northern league and ante a stab. five star movement vie for an even bigger slice of the next electoral part i. really did his best to calm the waters if you will. in the past few days tensions have increased on the financial markets you know that the spread has increased but. still growing and the budget remains under control i can

assure you that a government. will guarantee a prudent. public accounts. in italy political instability is a fact of life so they'll be little surprise about these twists and turns but no less anxiety over the outcome. going to bring you more on that story a little later in the program but now let's go to syria where the government says they will continue fighting rebels despite u.s. warnings against a possible offensive province there are is a southern province mostly controlled by opposition and it's close to the volatile area of the golan heights the u.s. comments come as a warns it will not tolerate a permanent military presence in syria while russia emphasize that support for the syrian government. from. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov saying

that the syrian army should be the only force. making clear its position as we. continue between international and regional players to find. arrangements for the future of provinces in. syria. the syrian government. government. saying that they have been sending troops to the front lines dropping leaflets from government helicopters. making clear that next target but different from other areas because there are international players involved the united states israel jordan because of its strategic location jordan and israel for example they want to see. troops on their

border so if there is any arrangement or any deal that it will definitely not involved. in any battle but we understand is what they're trying to. decide to lay down their arms and surrender those who want to leave to the rebel controlled problems in the northwest will be able. to do so but state authority will return to this area jordan doesn't want to see any escalation as well because it will create a refugee crisis it also wants to open its border crossing there which is really vital for trade so ongoing international and regional negotiations behind the scenes to try to find a solution to this corner of syria what to do in this corner of syria to avoid a military military conflict that could bring in regional powers let's go back to one of our lead stories now and that is the instability in italy where the president has appointed

a new interim prime minister after weeks of talks failed and the two parties that won the most votes. are the five star movement and. we're going to form a government and now they are no longer able to do so we can speak to low density he's a member of parliament for the five star movement that's one of the two parties that was going to form a coalition and he joins us live now from a row mr finn a multi thank you so much for joining us here on out there and just to give a bit more detail the reason that the president of the republic. vetoed the one of the ministers that was proposed by the potential coalition government was because he was the economy minister and he was explicitly in support of leaving the euro certainly he had mentioned that as a plan b. leaving the euro was acceptable and the president said that because that wasn't one of the issues that had come up in the election for either party that it wasn't right to have him as an economy minister i mean what do you make of that

explanation and if the two parties do want to talk about leaving the euro shouldn't they talk about that before the election and not when they're trying to form a coalition after. well this is not really the reason why i did it miss the civilian of the person that was indicated as a minister of finance is an academic and he spoke about the euro and he had criticisms of this of the year or years ago so we are referring to opinions that were manifested in books and conferences there was no indication he said it clearly that he had no intention as a minister of leaving the euro and the parties that formed a coalition and put it clearly in the statements and in the contract that there was no intention whatsoever to leave the euro the decision taken by the president of the republic is quite per doc sickle in many different ways he said clearly that his intention was to protect italy and the financial markets but today because of the decision we have some of the in the markets are up in arms and there's a lot of volatility in the economy and also he said he wanted to clear to create

more stability but we're going to have elections again and the result of the elections will be more or less the same if not worse in that regard because the parties that were trying to form a coalition will get more and more support so we don't really understand what is the political rationale of that decision well again he did emphasize in his speech that it was about the year and that also he had pitched another potential name as a finance minister a man that was actually part of. party which is the other part of the your party would be in a coalition with so i guess a lot of people would think that the euro and potentially leaving the euro is a big issue for the five star movement and the legacy speaking for your own party i mean can you guarantee that it's not a main issue for the five star movement to eventually leave the euro. but this is exactly the point we have said it clearly during the electoral campaign in our electoral program and in the contract that we signed with the league that we have

no intention to leave the euro we're going to be open rating within the european framework and our only intention has it's been the case in france and in other countries was super dissipate in the process of reforms of the european union level because we believe that the euro zone as it stands may requires some serious change and reform this is perfectly in line with what is being discussed at present in the european institutions we don't understand the suspicion visit us and we don't understand a suspicion visit the ministers that we had indicated so i'm really in a many italians at this point resent the president of the republican because the believe that somehow this was an excuse just not to let two parties that are fully endorsed by millions and millions of voters especially defy start a movement which is a popular party with this significant backing among mostly the poor people in this country not to give them a chance to form a government and you mean you're now

a member of parliament of the five star movement you're also professor of political economy at the university of pretoria you have written for international publications like the f.t. the new york times the guardian so you obviously more than most of your colleagues in italy have an eye out to the rest of the world can you understand why there is so much skepticism and i guess insecurity around a brown the emergence of the five star movement which is always described as a populist and often unpredictable party. well i think it comes from partly lack of knowledge of what the five star wants to achieve and also the origins of this movement that came out a few years ago mostly through the activity of a comedian and it's become a fully mature and extremely committed political movement we have been working hard over the past year also myself by speaking to different governments going around in europe telling the european counterparts that we intend to work with them to reform

the euro to make the euro zone stronger than it is at present to make it to make sure that the european union as it is in the euro zone improves to shit to ensure that old the systemic crisis we're facing are resolved once and for all without without this patchwork approach that has been the case since two thousand and eight financial crisis people with my credibility have. with equivalence economists in france in germany india k. in the european countries as well as in the european commission to assure that this connection is strong and it's perceived as positive president mcraney received kind of corresponded with us last week by calling our the person that was indicated as our premier professor and wishing him old the best in the formation of this government so i think here this is a serious problem with misperception of the lack of dialogue and i think the president of the republic rather dan increasing that mutual understanding as

somehow damaged it that insufficient member of the five star movement the party the got the most number of votes in the most recent election sir thank you so much for sharing your views with us. well still to come here on al-jazeera the deadly virus spread by bats it's claimed more than a dozen lives in india but it's also led to a major drop in fruit sales will tell you why brazil's striking truckers are told to end their strike action as the government offers them a deal on the price of diesel and back in the big time dominant display from the bron james as he leads this team to get another n.b.a. final we're we've got the action and reaction may transport. but first twelve soldiers from saudi arabia have been killed in yemen during

operations along the border this brings the total number of saudi casualties to over a thousand that's according to state media but as the war continues aid agencies struggle to bring help to millions of desperate yemenis and a hoax that has more on the conflict in yemen has been described as the world's forgotten war but three years after it began the violence shows no sign of ending saudi arabia which has been leading a coalition to fight hoofy rebels says more than a dozen of its soldiers have been killed bringing the total number of saudi casualties to over a thousand that's according to state media saudi arabia's military power is ranked twenty six in the world according to global firepower big yemen's terrain has made it difficult to get a foothold in this rugged region of hundreds of kilometers of mountains and valleys has turned into an open field

we look as if we are begging we didn't ask for millions or promotions we just need to pay out debts and get the services we deserve we need our salaries i wish you would give us more attention. saudi arabia's defense ministry is paying compensation to families of dead soldiers king salmon has not visited the front lines unlike his predecessor king abdullah who visited troops in two thousand and nine crown prince mohammed bin salman who's also defense minister launched the latest operation in yemen in two thousand and fifteen who forces have suffered significant military losses local sources say tens of thousands of their fighters have been killed since the war started and who feel weapons with suspected iranian help appear to be getting more advanced of rockets now capable of reaching riyadh the u.n. estimates that twenty two million yemenis are in need of food aid and more than eight million threatened with severe hunger plus the impoverished country is

struggling with an outbreak of cholera and diptheria a war that was only meant to last a few months has gone on for more than three years and its civilians who continue to suffer the world's largest humanitarian crisis. several prominent journalists and activists have been detained in egypt in the past week human rights groups say it's part of a systematic government campaign to silence dissenting voices that are going to mix planes why the arrests may be tied to the government's plans to lift fuel and electricity subsidies. has an ability once campaigned for president abdel fatah el-sisi but he since called support of sisi his biggest sin and has been vocal about his opposition on sunday he was arrested and we've seen a number of bloggers journalists and other prominent human rights defenders and civil society activists who were in the last years since the government says he has

come to power have been brought in on charges or sometimes in pretrial detention without any charges. basically because they are critical of the government blogger while abbas was a longtime critic of the government and internationally recognized for his work he was detained last week in a pre-dawn raid this recent spate of arrests of bloggers journalists and opposition figures may be linked to a government measure that could anger many egyptians grappling with a weak economy and high inflation and i am unless we get a few government fears the consequences of steps it plans to take in july one part of the fuel and electricity subsidies will be lifted we have seen an embarrassing rehearsal when the government increased the mentor tickets and people broke their fear and express their anger. reporters without borders calls egypt one of the world's biggest prisons for journalists at least thirty four are behind bars

including al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein. since sisi led the coalition that removed a democratically elected president mohamed morsy from power in two thousand and thirteen human rights groups say the government has waged a systematic campaign of crushing criticism one voice at a time. supporters say tough security policies are needed to bring stability especially as the government fights armed groups in the sinai peninsula and journalists and bloggers know that this isn't difficult environment in egypt but nonetheless even today people are tweeting people will continue to speak out but with few independent media outlets left and many journalists and activists jailed people have no choice but to hear the government's message very clearly natasha going to zero. four thousand five hundred pairs of shoes or on this play in

brussels one for every life that's been lost in the conflict between israel and palestine over the last ten years that they've been set up near the european council building e.u. foreign ministers have been meeting to discuss the recent unrest the shoes were donated to a human rights group from people across europe organizers are calling on the to play sanctions on israel for its ongoing violence against palestinians in gaza. that fourteen people are now known to have died from a rare virus in southern india the nipah virus which can cause flu like symptoms and brain damage emerged in the state of cattle and the slums it has a seventy five percent mortality rate and there is no known vaccine shot labelling reports. markets in carolyn like normal but fruits. it's a real sign that a deadly virus is gripping. community radio. because.

it's pretty big. that. by the groups. in outbreak of nipa virus in kara live a small has killed more than a dozen people its natural host is the first best and well it's not confirms that's how this outbreak started it's enough to stop people from a sing anything the best may have touched. after this virus problem sales have been really bad the products are just not getting sold earlier used to sell one kilogram for fifty rupees but now i have to sell two kilograms for fifty rupees this is because everyone is saying that fruit bats this and fruit bats that nothing is getting sold carolus hospitals have been overrun with people sick with fear of a virus causes flu like symptoms and brain inflammation it kill seventy five percent of those it and fix and there is no vexing india's health ministry is trying to quote concerns they seem tains to monitor if

a new cases and says the virus has not sprayed and yet silence terrorists a steering clear of cace carolus biggest city it's two hundred kilometers from the outbreak but still vacancies here. we are getting quite a lot of cancellations from the dumpster it's a. lot of. and where it's from to go from the gulf countries because the arab season is coming up and they are also getting bodied. the world health organization has listed nipper as one of eight priority diseases alongside ebola and sica that could cause a global epidemic it was discovered in malaysia twenty years ago and has killed more than two hundred people since. containing nipper in the wood sick in most populated country is a challenge but so far fear is spreading faster than the virus of dallas al-jazeera . the brazilian truckers association is recommend the truck drivers return to work

after the government lowered the price of diesel fuel in an effort to end a weeklong strike the government reached an agreement with the unions last week but some truckers have refused to stand down bendish why miller has been following the strike he joins us live now from sao paolo so the ones that have refused to stand down there than you why is that why have they refused to go back to work. there are various reasons bob one is the truck drivers association does not represent all of the tens of thousands of brazilian truck drivers and also they say that the measures the agreement has been reached with the brazilian government is only a temporary partial solution to the problem. it won't be a long term solution they've given themselves thirty days or up to sixty days really to give them more time to negotiate the truck drivers simply say that the price of diesel makes their lives very very difficult they can't make ends meet and they're asking for a bigger adopt the one that the government is prepared to or that can the

government can afford to give at the moment the brazilian economy is in a difficult difficult situation politically the government is very weak there are elections coming up here presidential elections in october you can see behind me there's a pet food station which has been closed for some days there are others that are open in sell in the around the which we've seen today which have hues of traffic four five six kilometers long motorists are sleeping in their cars overnight to get a get ahead in those queues they're running out of petrol in the middle in the middle of the day and then the time because of the delivering the few times because of the still delivering often have to have a police escort to get them that so very very difficult situation with pet food shortages food shortages flights being canceled i know that we've seen a temporary and to the crisis possibly a long term solution still seems to be some way away and is showing really with the latest on that story from sao paolo daniel thank you. so to come on the al-jazeera

news hour how the greek economic crisis and austerity have created a class of working poor plus. the trade dispute over secondhand clothes that could see rwanda losing out to the u.s. on the sea of america first and the two time wimbledon champion have said allen in the opening round of the french open. tatiana has all the penny stocks coming up and. welcome back across the levant and western parts of asia we've got warm frontal system just clearing away those eastern areas so brighter conditions coming in behind it tashkent there is becky stan highs of twenty eight all looking fine around the caspian sea for the most part variable amounts of cloud most of sharing to fifty through the caucuses and into parts of turkey also worth noting we could

see quite a bit of dust i think moving down through parts of iraq during the course of choose day and maybe into wednesday as well otherwise weather conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean to about their highs of twenty six bright in beirut but with a chance of one or two showers so let's then head on down into the arabian peninsula weather conditions looking largely fine and hot that she expected forty four degrees in mecca we have still got the remnants of our tropical sign climate qunu which is just circulating so the rubble cowley region and really is and then the border with saudi and yemen and amount the still a chance that the old shower his little weakness that i want to show is on the coast of a man too but otherwise looking fine here in doha it's looking good thirty nine degrees the high not a great deal of change on wednesday it probably hit the forty mark meanwhile down across in southern portions of africa we have got a frontal system affecting south africa and the could well be some heavy showers affecting durban at times.

living a wandering life for centuries but now forced to think hard about their future. al-jazeera worlds meet the nomadic peoples of the atlas mountains. striving to deal with a changing world. and preparing their children for a different way of life. the last nomads of morocco on al-jazeera. we here to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we covered this story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of this story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the field covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible

this is where talks have been and what happens there matters. welcome back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera south korean officials say president g.m. could join a storage summit between the leaders of the u.s. and north korea former i.m.f. official car look at that and he has been appointed interim italian prime minister plans to form a coalition of the league party and the m.p. stablish twenty five star movement or derailed on sunday the country's president rejected their nominee for economy. and the syrian government says it will continue its offensive against rebels in their rod despite warnings that would further

escalate the general. well improving relations between north and south korea have led to a surge in property prices along the demilitarized zone which separates the two countries from a bride reports from the border town of. separating two countries that are officially still of war it's been potentially one of the most dangerous borders in the world now the possibility of peace could transform the villages and towns on the south korean side of the demilitarized. rigi one owns five other properties around south korea and there's just joined the surge of buyers looking north making her pick right off the map with dollars hanging out on a usually i put it to fight before i make up my mind but i was so sure about this place i didn't have to go. she now owns a piece of woodland in the village of kuantan like many border communities it has

lagged behind the rest of south korea and seems primed for development renji one borderlands site unseen and then visited it later some people are buying plots they can't even get to without special permission passages of countryside that run right up to the fence of the d.m.z. itself and that have largely remained undeveloped for decades improving relations that led to the summit between north and south korea last month have resulted in a three fold increase in property transactions with prices surging by up to a third temple. many people expect there is a good chance that the in the green summit will lead to success there expected to be a lot of exchanges between north and south so many roads and railways are in high demand . a previous summit in two thousand and seven also saw a spike in border property prices only to fall back again as relations soured and

as u.s. and north korean officials continue to meet at the truce village of panmunjom ahead of the summit between their respective leaders the on again off again twists of the last few days are a reminder of the talks volatility still remains optimistic and you know i'm not concerned because this will remain my aesthetic it won't go away like a following the stock market is always going to be there and she hopes north-south relations are now on a permanently improved foundation robert bride al-jazeera june near the d.m.z. south korea. a modern refugee is to be awarded french citizenship after a dramatic video of him rescuing a child went viral mama dog a samurai has been called the real life superman after he scale that apartment building in paris the set up told the who was hanging from a fourth floor balcony at there has the story from paris. it was an extraordinary act of bravery in just thirty seconds a young man scaled

a building in paris on saturday night and safety a child had been dangling from the fourth floor mobile phone pictures of the heart stopping moment went viral prompting a search for the hero he was soon identified as twenty two year old mammoth to. find my soul boy who fell from the fifth floor i think i like children a lot i don't want for something bad to happen to them in front of me it would have broken my heart i ran i thought of ways to rescue him thank god i climbed up and i saved him because the next day the mayor of paris said she'd spoken decus summer revealing he was a marley and refugee without papers he explained to me that he had arrived from mali a few months ago dreaming of building his life here thousands of people had signed an online petition calling on france to grant guest sama residency hailed as a hero by so many people he was in fight it to meet the french president and with the good news in two thousand when i began to climb he gave the courage to keep

going. to get through it all happened very fast after i save the child i suddenly became scared the police came and took us inside the apartment i was shaking all over. the summer had arrived at the elisei as an illegal immigrant and came out with a promise of french citizenship and award for his bravery and did job with the fire brigade in the neighborhood where the events took place people had gathered to look . for is where that amazing rescue took place if you look up of our friends with a sharp points on the top mamadou i guess. some would have had to scale that then up those four welcome ladies and from that perspective it looks incredibly high and that is why is the act of bravery has really captured the imagination of so many people across from all across the world was left in a chair lauren i think you did it spontaneously and did not think it would have this impact it's great he's been recognized french authorities say the father of

the boy had gone shopping leaving his son alone he's been taken into custody meanwhile because some is coming to terms with his new found fame in a country where the debate over refugees has a long divided opinion. or al-jazeera paris. greece's economic crisis might be over but life is still difficult for many people to avoid bankruptcy the country received the largest bailout in euro zone history but that also meant that workers took a huge pay cut where they incomes for laying around fifty percent john psaropoulos reports now from athens. several times a week election that was really my previous sings for his son he earns about twenty dollars an hour four times as much as in his regular part time job as a shoe salesman with two sources of income he helps support the household he grew up in but he cannot invest in his own future five years ago he unrolled in a robotics degree course at the polytechnic two hours' drive from athens but he

can't afford to rent an apartment there so his studies are progressing slowly. at the present rate it'll take me another ten years to graduate i'll be thirty five and at that age it'll be really difficult to find a job in my area of expertise he's one of the many victims of salary cuts averaging fifteen percent during the economic crisis creditors demanded cuts to make the economy more competitive the official minimum wage is now six hundred ninety dollars a month before tax but experts say the salary cuts won't affective in the absence of other reforms. while salary cuts should have led to a cut in the prices of products and services they didn't because part of markets are to a great extent monopolies are all the companies we have a large number of multinationals operating in this country which didn't lower the cost of their product they benefited from the salary cuts but they didn't become more competitive. hough of all new jobs a part time or seasonal and that still leaves twenty percent of workers unemployed

around a million greeks and there is so much underemployment the labor institute greece's leading employment think tank says the real jobless total is closer to twenty seven percent but the worst effect of the crisis is loss of income the dramatic drop in incomes has created a class of working poor the risk of poverty has doubled during the crisis to thirty five percent of the population that's a rate unmatched anywhere in western europe and it is twice as high among working age adults and the children who depend on them as it is among pensioners many greeks such as me money this no longer see the point in learning skills or higher education greeks are forced to accept jobs their overqualified for which leads many to go broad the labor institute says government leaders need new policies to encourage entrepreneurship and employment entice companies to lower their prices and for the cost of labor to fall without serious reforms like these many greeks

fear for all their education they'll likely remain the buskers of europe jumps out over los al-jazeera athens the european commission has proposed banning single use plastic products in a bid to reduce marine litter and the plant products such as cotton buds and plastics straws will be replaced with more environmentally sustainable materials e.u. countries would also be required to collect ninety percent of single use flask the bottles by twenty twenty five pending approval supporters hope the ban will begin before european parliament elections in two thousand and nineteen. well one that may soon loses some of its trade benefits for the u.s. because of a dispute over secondhand clothes it started when rwanda raised the tariffs on news the american colognes to protect its garment industry the u.s. responded by threatening to pull rwanda's u.-t. free access to some of its products that benefit is set to expire on monday uganda tanzania and kenya tried raising tyrants on their own backed down after the us

threatened their trade access the can such as chief executive of rich management and that investment advisor based in nairobi he says africa has become a dumping ground for cheap goods from other countries if we're going to develop our industries we simply cannot compete against this deluge of cheap clothes i think president me is one individual who's not going to be rolled over in this particular situation and he's going to make a stand and this is an attempt by africa to get leverage on the value chain it's an attempt to develop industry it's an attempt to industrialize and essentially you know we've seen all our industries hollowed out one of the classic examples is actually textile manufacturing which is now being addressed in east africa and i think it's important that we look at things holistically and if we're going to look at it holistically we can't talk about the industrialization of africa on one hand

and then be dumping africa with all kinds of of goods and in this case in the case of abuse loads so i think he has to stand he is the president of the african union and absolutely we got to draw a line in the sand somewhere and this is the right line to be drawn. well coming out of this news hour. is a criminal investigation. suspected match tampering in international cricket and the world cup warning germany are hungry for more success.

as for lanka's cricket authorities have called for a criminal investigation into suspected match and pitch fixing following an investigation by our investigative unit a player and an official have been suspended while world cricket's governing body the i.c.c. investigates the case they would have has more. certainty mendez a sri lankan player and assistant manager of call international stadium were suspended hours off to algiers investigation into cricket corruption was broadcast we have all the action. you know to show the world that be on top of it and that we are not being caught aiding and these type of things we will not tolerate you going in the past or in the future. india could describe on camera how we doctored the goal cricket pitch to fix the results of two

international test matches sri lanka against india last year and another game against australia in two thousand and sixteen the australia much race especially at the time and raises important questions about england's planned game goal stadium in november the groundsman told al-jazeera that he could fix the results of the match. or they think it was. the best thing and deacon maintains he's innocent and the player to redeem mendez declined to comment on the allegations. meanwhile cricket boards in australia and england on investigating wider claims made in a film by an indian gambling syndicate that it could be bribed international players to fix schools almost sixty to seventy percent. because we can sack you say fix fix and do you just international games or which other games to fix international. you're doing was do you have players in every national team.

yes both the astray and england teams deny any wrongdoing england test captain joe root said i'm aware that there was a documentary and it's outrageous that our players have been accused all the players have the full backing of the e.c.b. the international cricket council is now facing a major investigation into corruption in cricket in three different countries. well david is with us in the studio to discuss this in more detail an amazing story how significant is this development in sri lanka especially well i think it's significant because for the first time what we've got now is the the likely that the probability that the police will be involved now this is a this is the cricket authorities are investigating the anti corruption of forces in cricket or investigating this is now moved over to the domain where we're likely to see a police investigation and this is what the experts that we've spoken to have been

talking about cricket itself the games governing authorities have their resources are finite they they aren't capable of tackling something on such a scale and there we found evidence of criminal gangs involved on a huge scale mafia gangs this is a huge problem and the cricket authorities are simply not up to tactic themselves when you say huge scale presumably international because you hear and i think in that report but certainly in the longer version that you can find on youtube by the way it's called cricket match fixers on the others or you tube channel people bragging about that basically you can fix any man yet there was a sense of almost of impunity that these people had that they could fix almost any kind of matches and cricket is played at a different length of cricket cricket matches some of just what they call twenty over there may last for three hours so may last a whole day the test matches the sort of pinnacle of the glamorous pinnacle is prestigious power again they can last for five days and within this there just isn't be so many different kinds of fixes and we discovered one type there's never

really been been reported before which was fixing the pitch itself and cricket incredibly complicated game but the pitches now is more important in cricket than probably for any other sport in the world so if you've got a way of doctoring the pitch to make the result you can make a result happen and you can bet on an outcome that is pretty certain i'm going to be honest with you i don't follow cricket that closely says this is the kind of thing that was a bit of an open secret or. at least that people had long suspected but you finally managed to prove it because this this document has had a huge amount of pick up especially in a country like england where cricket is a huge shock when all of all of the cricketing world and that's in india is relying kirti south africa australia this story is making massive headlines so to answer your question yes the been match fixing scandal in the past it's not unknown to be some a few high profile ones but the problem is the problem isn't being tackled at its roots and it goes on and we got the authorities investigate and they will say well

we sorted out this problem and it's cricket is now clean again but it's not this is going on on a huge scale throughout or many many countries and india is very much a part of this why do you think that it's i mean i guess it's a different answer depending on where you are but why do you think it's not being tackled aggressively enough it's not mean talk because the resources are not there one of the experts in the program called chris eaton who used to work for interpol and he is an expert in sports corruption he points out that they just haven't got the resources you've got something called the i.c.c. the international cricket council which is the sport's governing body now its priorities its main objective is to promote the game of cricket promote it not not see its reputation damage so has the i.c.c. here and they've got this tiny little organization the anti corruption unit which is almost on its potential conflict of interest there you've got this organization promoting the cricket that the world cup especially which makes billions of pounds

revenue sponsorship with it and then you've got the smaller little section that purports to tackle corruption it's not enough and the police well you know the police could do more but again it's a question of resources well we'll see what the reaction to this film is which of course for us can watch on the you tube channel whenever they want cricket match fixers and then a one hundred g.m.t. on tuesday morning at david harrison thank you so much and i can explain that a little can thank you now for the rest of the sports news that's going to tell in doha. thank you very much barbara i had come to the start a roughen a doll's defense of his french open tennis crown the bonnie of the hall favorite to win an eleventh title at roland garros but as opening match has been interrupted by rain he was to set up against the telly and simona belly but three love down in the third fed now a year after losing to natal in the french open final thundering guy has hit a new law of the twenty fifteen champion would drop to outside the wild top two

hundred fifty after losing in the first round the first player beaten in a five that merican by saying he had a motive. of rincon now looking to pick up his game off to a knee injury. you're stuck doing much as simple as that sort of practice rather than you get your level back and you much is a new team once you're back at your level if you if you play when it's simple as that you know when you're out on the two because of injury that's that's for sure you're on king will drop no matter what because you didn't play but for me that's not the most important. another former champion who's battled injury has advanced to the second round as well now about jack of age beating brazilian qualifier area to throw silva and straight sets six three six four six four to form a wild number one if they did just twentieth of the tournament on top of that is now two seasons since the last won

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have been healthy. and. put a lot of work into my body into my craft and being a vailable to my teammates and being available to my friend the two franchises i've been with a lot is run as was. the more important to me than anything. and always been available so. i'll be available for. for at least four more games. and we'll see what happens. a football world cup broadcaster is urging pfieffer to take action against what it calls piracy in saudi arabia qatar based be in sport has the rights to show all sixty four matches in russia says a felt the network's been illegally transmitting its broadcast since october fifa says it takes matters of intellectual property very seriously is that it's working with its partners to minimise issues relating to infringement of its rights in the

manner region. one of germany's top footballers has spoken of their hunger for more success as they prepare to defend their world cup crown the twenty fourteen champions are warming up at their italian base in afghan they've already some pulled success in russia winning last year's confederations cup they qualified for football showpiece event with ten wins from ten and a european record forty three goals but they're wary of any complacency ahead of their opening match against mexico on june seventeenth had a starter actually so. i think the last years of shan that it is not easy to defeat the title that's a warning for us we have seen what happened to spine i think that we have appeared for it we know what we have to do to keep up the hunger the coach always speaks of and that we probably will have to list even more than twenty fourteen to make it again i believe in the strength of the team and the two women that we have but for the sport but i can see that here thank you and now hundreds of millions of people

with disabilities live in cities around the world by twenty fifty that number is expected to reach nine hundred and forty million now in the last of our series looking at global disability access an artist from the ivory coast speaks to us about the difficulties that he faces and his hopes for the future. my name is charlie adama i am a painter. my painting is based on nature and villages to show everyone that it is nature that feeds me. from the sea with these beautiful colors on the sky it gives me strength to live because i paint small and large paintings and people come to pay. but you can't judge you know with you know nobody not even the government thinks a fuss about means of transport we must fight like everyone else.

such as the sun the bank whatever and the copies there are no toilets for the disabled in this country but my friends and brothers help to clean the toilet for me before going there it is very hard for me and. when the toilet is not clean i get rashes. from if it hurts me a lot in africa many people denigrate the disabled. and the. for me being disabled is in the head my dream is to create a center for the disabled to train i would like people to help me realize my biggest dream. spying story out of the ivory coast there and that is it for me and the rest of the news our team to stay with us till thirteen is going to be here in just a few minutes of the day's news and i will see you tomorrow thanks for watching.

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