this is. our i'm sorry this is the news out live from london coming up the united states vetoes a u.n. security council resolution calling for the protection of palestinians in gaza and the west bank. you put the process will begin on june twelfth ensuring that. the u.s. president spends nearly two hours with kim young and illness right on man as he makes

a historic visit to the white house. and reports the saudi arabia is threatening military action against cattle if it's acquires russian weapons. or changes by mariano rajoy is forced out of office by socialist leader sanchez who replaces him as prime minister. and i'm tatiana sanchez in doha with all of the day's news as novak djokovic loses his poor french open but recovers to win in the bad round more on the story later in the park from. the u. a u.s. house vetoed a u.n. security council resolution calling for the protection of palestinians in gaza on the west bank the resolution was put forward by kuwait's and called for the consideration of measures to guarantee palestinian safety it comes after

a recent flare up of violence along the gaza israel border which is left more than one hundred palestinians dead and thousands injured the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. told the council the resolution took a grossly one sided view that fell to blame hamas for the recent violence. this resolution perpetuates the bias toward israel that has long been the hallmark of the united nations it is resolutions like this one that undermine the un's credibility in dealing with the israeli palestinian conflict. because this resolution is wildly inaccurate in its characterization of recent events in gaza and because it would harm any efforts towards peace the united states will oppose it and will veto it if necessary will do so but. the images of them we deplore that the council failed to adopt the draft resolution which stipulates that protection should be provided to the palestinians the last days prove that they are

in dire and tragic need and need our counsel to provide protection in the face of the massacres against them by israel. our diplomatic editor joins me now from the united nations in new york james quite extraordinary rarely that they only vote vetoed the first resolution by q.h. was the u.s. and then the u.s. brings its own version of the resolution and the only vote for that resolution was the u.s. . i think the u.s. tactics here seem to have backfired very badly and bastard and nikki haley came to the security council chamber trying to find ways to thwart the kuwaiti resolution which seeks to find ways to protect civilians palestinian civilians particularly in garza she tried a number of different things she was certainly trying to persuade security council members to try and get their votes she was going around the chamber looking for votes encouraging people to vote her way she also got hold of

the hand books for procedure and some of her diplomats found some very old arcane rules she tried to use some of those procedural rules to help swing it her way by getting her amendments version voted on first that failed after a big gaggle of diplomats discussed it and they had a meeting away from the cameras and in the end and i think part of the factor what was was the tactics and the way she was doing this that infuriated some of the other diplomats she got the humiliating situation where she put forward a security council resolution and it only got one vote in favor her own vote and she when she stopped the other resolution equating resolution as you say it was only her vote the u.s. vote that stopped that becoming

a security council resolution because it had ten votes in favor you only need not nine votes in favor so i don't think a very good day for the u.s. mission to the united nations or for ambassador halley and a bad day i think for the security council because it's divisions i think very starkly exposed and and this is the real tragic thing a very very bad day for palestinians and israelis who want peace because no progress whatsoever. indeed you do wonder what that everybody knew that was sitting around that table that in the end the u.s. would veto this resolution so possibly that's what the q.h. resolution was all about it to pick up some strong very strong members speaking in its favor that china and russia both lining up behind. the they are a bloc if you like yes certainly they were supporting it there were other security council members who were sitting on the fence on both

resolutions including some of those western nations that normally would be siding perhaps on many issues with the u.s. you cannot really when you see a meeting like that see any way forward in the security council right now for any progress on this file whatsoever and i think that is the groom thing because you've heard these special coordinator of the u.s. nickel i'm loud and off say that he fears that garza is on the verge of another war and yet the security council is interactive because it is completely divided on this issue and i don't see any other initiatives out there the only one really that is doing that any country that's doing anything is the u.s. which keeps saying it's coming up with a new major peace initiative but clearly not the palestinians not even some of the u.s. his allies now see the u.s.

as an honest broker in this is there any point of them going to the u.n. general assembly i know this has been the situation before when the embassy was being moved to jerusalem that got so many nations upset but would that be a realistic move that axed. it's certainly something that's being considered and turkey is the country that is leading on this and yes we know roughly depends on of course on the resolution what will happen in the general assembly because the general assembly in terms of its overall vote so of all of the one hundred ninety three members is much more likely to support the palestinians resolutions that normally go in the direction of the palestinians but the general assembly resolution is not like a security council one general assembly resolutions are not binding in the same way a security council resolution which is the salusa thing that we come to agreement on this issue on is of course international law anything as

a diplomat has had that j.f.k. speaking to us from the united nations. and they palestinian paramedic has been killed by israeli forces during protests along the gaza border twenty one year old volunteer paramedic john had been volunteering at the border since march when weekly friday demonstrations began several more palestinians have also been injured these latest scenes follow a week that saw the west's escalation of violence between israel and palestinian factions in gaza since twenty eight fourteen. now the u.s. president donald trump says he'll made to north korea's leader kim jong un on june twelfth in singapore he made the statement after hosting chems top aide at the white house kim yong cho handed deliver the letter to trunk from kim jong un and stayed in the oval office with the president foremost chair hours the former spy chief is the most senior north korean to hold talks at the white house since

a senior voyage met former president bill clinton and the a two thousand. we're meeting with the chairman on june twelfth and i think it's probably going to be a very successful ultimately a successful persons will see remember what i say we will see what we will see but i think it's going to be a process that we deserve to have i mean we really deserved they want it. we think it's important and i think we would be making a big mistake if we didn't have i think we're going to have a relationship and it was short and you work on our correspondent like henry is live for us and washington d.c. it was all smiles on the lawn mike and but there wasn't the immediacy of this sort of deal about to be down a denuclearization that maybe we thought was going to happen with so much hyperbole coming from the u.s. president he seemed to reign back a bit on thinking that this was a done deal well president trump making very clear that this is unlikely to

be any signing of anything off to his summit meeting on june the twelfth making very clear his belief that this is a process one of the scenarios that will happen is that the two will meet they will hold discussions they will then go away hand over the matter to negotiate is who will conduct a series of negotiations on the u.s. would hope at disarmament but what president trump certainly will be looking for at that summit is a commitment to disarmament not necessarily an immediate ability to carry it out but definitely what he's going to be asking for is that commitment he said that they discussed sanctions and then almost felt like a veiled threat when he said look we have a hundred or hundreds of sanctions still on the table where we've put them to one side but if the talks falter they could be brought in on again which is an interesting atmosphere to go into the summit on. indeed yes sees keeping

a sword put he's dover the process of negotiation but as is the north korean leader he will not make any commitment unless you get some kind of reciprocal blowback from the united states either in the form of relaxation or abolishment of sanctions as well as what he's going to be looking for are very serious security guarantees that would guarantee north korean security should it give up its nuclear development program but the phrase or the initials we'll always have to make up an acronym for these that we're going to be hearing in the next few weeks and indeed months is the c v i d now what c.b.i. means is complete verifiable irreversible disarmament that is what the us is demanding that is its bottom line it is not likely to accept anything else in that suit well i've learned something there mike other things very much for giving is the latest from washington d.c. now a french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is threatening military action against

cattle if it acquires russian weapons and the own newspaper says the saudi crown prince has written to the french president to warn that if he's ready to retaliate if cats are acquires the s four hundred anti aircraft defense system the paper says the crown prince asked emmanuel luck home to put pressure on cattle not survive the weapons. system moscow says in january as his country intended to acquire the missile system saudi arabia along with the u.a.e. and behind cut off relations with qatar last june where defense analyst pavel felgenhauer assess threats from saudi arabia are likely to be a bluff. consarn has been quite often then mako and the russian black to have a good friend in the go and their course money and. has been investing in the fund in russia and this is fun to buy weapons back again

good for russia. money coming in. at the same time russia was and has been for some years trying to build up some. kind of trade relationship with saudi arabia but that has not really worked out. there has been a lot of talk but there has been no real deal that's happening on paper the south that may be covered by a large pots of saudi arabia so they can say that that's a threat but when they appear there i mean that because they have that would be in place a number. most likely saudi arabia is more bluffing right now or at least trying to deter. deal happening before it has been. coming up on al-jazeera this news hour they see here with brazil state

controlled oil company resign over the government's handling of diesel prices nicaragua as neighbors call for an end so the killing of antigovernment protesters as the death toll passes one hundred and game one of the n.b.a. finals is full of controversy tachyon i will explain why and still. now there's been a changing of the gun in spain after prime minister mariano rajoy no confidence motion and was forced out of office the man who brought that motion socialist party . has now replaces him he's vowed to root out corruption and promise to help people affected by years of austerity under a conservative government reports from madrid i do political dorna for spain forty six year old former economics professor pedro

sanchez says that all the countries do play business to the do it others will tell your customer in a moment i am aware of the responsibility that i assume in such a complex political moment in our country and what i can say is that apart from being totally aware of it i am going to face all our country's challenges with humility and commitment and above all with a lot of determination of the first to transform and modernize our country which is what the socialist party has always done when we have been in the government and secondly to attend to the urgent social matters of many people living in precarious conditions and suffering from inequality i am going to do it with consensus with humility hard work and commitment i the head of the socialist party pushed for friday spoke confidence motion one by a large budget m.p.'s from six different parties voted over. house marianna and his center right people's party from office ahead of the vote apologize for his party's

past mistakes. it has been an honor to be the prime minister of spain it has been an honor to leave behind a better spain than the one that i found when i took over government i wish my substitute will be able to stay the same i think i have improved the well being of the people of spain if anyone has been offended by my actions i thank everyone especially my party without whom none of this would be possible thank you to all spaniards for their support and understanding and good luck to all of you and to spain the vote follows a long running corruption scandal involving leading members of roy's party he became the first prime minister in office to give evidence in a trial last year. former people's party treasurer lewis was among twenty nine people convicted on corruption charges he was once a close ally. he was given a thirty three year jail sentence and fined fifty one million dollars the people's

party was also ordered to pay back two hundred ninety five thousand dollars but has remained defiant accusing sanchez of political opportunism spain's new prime minister will have to unite the country's friendship parliament will be the leader of a minority government and need the support of rival political parties to pass crucial legislation such as inherits a troubled economy and political instability over the future of catalonia where the independence movement remains strong he's also under pressure from other parties to cool new elections as soon as possible sanchez is now spain's seventh prime minister since his return to democracy in the one nine hundred seventy s. but his hold on power faces immediate challenges. madrid. meanwhile prosecutors in germany have filed a new request to extradite the deposed catalunya colace first amount to spain which him was detained in march on a european arrest warrant for his role in castle and has filed independent spirit

last year he's facing charges of rebellion and corruption if found guilty he could spend up to thirty years in prison. italy's first populist government has been sworn in bringing an end to three months of political deadlock little known law professor and use that the contrary leaves a coalition of the anti establishment five star movement and far right league party now deemed baba has more from were. undergoing which of the new prime minister paolo gentle only makes way for law professor giuseppe conti marking the first time italy's so-called populists have been in government. i swear to be a lot of republican faithful respect its constitution and its laws and to exercise my role in the exclusive interest of the public. the financial markets have reacted positively to the new government with shares in italian banks gaining more than

three percent on friday but this is unknown territory for italy and the new administration is promising big changes the incoming interior minister matteo salvini head of the far right league wants to expel hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants he's recently talked about setting up detention centers across the country while his equally ambitious rival five-star leader luigi to my old buddy labor and industry minister has promised a basic minimum income then this is how italy will interact with the european union . a euro skeptic prevented from being economy minister just days ago would be in charge of e.u. affairs and giovanni tria the replacement economy minister has criticised germany and called for changes in e.u. fiscal rules to allow more states investment tree can be a bit more of a diplomat and they played a good cop bad cop in a role play in any case what we have to expect from the two men and from this government is a much more vocal

a standing of the thing he wouldn't say against europe but in face of europe and this is what is worrying somehow international observers. the new cabinet should easily pass a vote of confidence expected early next week but the real test will be whether this highly unusual coalition can hold together and push for reforms that many voters expect and many e.u. leaders fear. al-jazeera. the same presell state controlled all protests a patch of grass has resigned after the government interfering in diesel prices president michel announced plans to bring fuel prices down after a truck driver strike crippled the country and nine day protests course shortages a few gas stations and airports and left some supermarket shelves empty and has no . the resignation of chief executive. was just one of the demands of striking all workers. they said they didn't like the way he was running petal brass and they

feared he was planning to privatized the brazilian state's majority holding the biggest all company in latin america was flush for three years or could you tell us oil workers largely believe that progress is not being properly managed there is not one worker who says the sale by the press or bros boss. is fair we have been planning the strike for a long time but entry with a reputation for turning around struggling companies took office in two thousand and sixteen with the condition that the government not interfere in setting the price of oil but the government earlier this week did exactly that after a nine day strike by the country's truck drivers brought brazil to a near standstill. nobody can take it anymore why are we going to work if we can't even make enough to eat that's difficult to work that way if stolen and we have to pay for that no one can take it anymore. the price of diesel was temporarily

lowered by twelve percent and the drivers would turn to work. lost about fifteen percent of the value of its shares presidential elections are due in october president michel demo who is not standing his popularity rating is at record lows while many politicians from all parties are in broad in corruption scandals zillions of disillusion with the whole political system but they say they cannot will not accept high fuel prices and. one of cyrus the european union has launched a settlement said the world trade organization and response to the u.s. decision to impose tariffs on steel. the e.u. along with canada and mexico says it will retaliate against the move promising levies on billions of dollars of u.s. goods that will. the european union must defend itself is the message from the blocs trade commissioner who says e.u. leaders are united in imposing retaliatory tariffs on u.s.

exports we are not seeking to to escalate any situation but but we need to respond and we do so in a measured manner. but not responding would be the same as accepting these these tariffs which we consider are illegal and against. there's no word on exactly what the terrorists would be on or when they'd be imposed but they're expected to target a range of u.s. imports from jeans to motorcycles the e.u.'s foreign policy chief says a dispute settlement procedure is being launched at the world trade organization but a trade war isn't wanted the european union is a peace project including on treat we believe in. global free fair trade and we will continue to do so. donald trump's announcement on thursday to impose a twenty five percent tariff on e.u. steel imports and ten percent on aluminum has infuriated e.u.

bidders the french president who's worked hard to develop a good relationship with his u.s. counterpart hardened his tone i like him a lot he said i think that this decision is not only illegal but it's also a mistake because it addresses the already existing international imbalance by further dividing it by bringing economic and trade nationalism nationalism is war era leaders may be united for now but will they remain so over the question of whether or not to enter into trade negotiations with washington the twenty eight member bloc has to act on consensus but finding a common approach will not be easy germany is likely to want to avoid a full blown trade war as the largest european exports are to the u.s. it has much to lose france on the other hand may pursue a tougher line. something made clear by the french finance minister. we do not discuss under pressure and we do not negotiate under pressure i think we must

return to more wisdom in world trade issues. the e.u. is one of the main trading partners of the u.s. for now e.u. leaders are speaking with one voice their factory job some political reputations at stake that may change as the impact of u.s. tariffs are felt its partner al-jazeera paris in the united states and the gallagher has been speaking to contractors at a construction company in miami florida about what the train dispute means for them they've been highly critical of the decision by the trump administration is just a logical it's not how things work you have to buy goods at the cheapest possible prices that's what drives businesses like this they think it basically doesn't make sense look one of the developers i spoke to earlier said he's getting calls from people who supply element still saying you have to sign these contracts right now because i can't guarantee i can hold at this price in other words in the next few days our money and prices and still prices could rocket meaning their costs for

developing and building projects essentially wipes out their profit margin so they're extremely scared they say it's causing you know uncertainty in the industry and that's just in steel in our many women in the construction industry if you think about this country where cars are manufactured canned goods are manufactured the ramifications of what could happen with these tariffs and a potential trade war could mean that people will ultimately have to be laid off. still to come on this hour more on the u.s. discovery that scientists are calling the holy grail of cancer research the cape town contemporary art museum that's drawing the crowds but also its share of criticism and heads up the stuff a novel by the french open that's coming out with tatiana and.

hello and welcome back it may be hot and sunny in some parts of europe but in many areas we've also a threat of some really severe thunderstorms and the risk of storms will continue to in the course of the we can push a little bit further towards the east across much of germany through into poland and southeast words into the balkans and towards the black sea further towards the west still the risk of storm not quite as severe as during friday in fact quite warm and pleasant for paris twenty five but some storms are likely to be affecting the iberian peninsula at times occurring more extensive so head on through into sunday so either stay still plenty of storms or maybe a slight improvement but for many the southern parts here are still seeing some extremely boehmer with temperatures into the thirty's now on the other side of the mediterranean sea weather conditions are looking very fine with the wind coming from the north as well especially one thirty three in car but just pleasant conditions nevertheless those conditions will prevail in the course of sunday to as

we head into central parts of africa the plenty of showers here all the way from sudan across towards the gulf of guinea region and would like to see a few showers across parts of ghana and also nigeria as move further towards the north dry conditions in mali with highs of thirty five. living during life for centuries but now forced to think hard about their future.

al jazeera worlds meets 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. welcome back a reminder of the top stories here in al-jazeera the u.s. says vetoed a u.n. security council resolution calling for the protection of palestinians in gaza on

the west bank an alternative draft resolution put forward by the us was also rejected the us president donald trump says he'll meet north korea's leader kim jong un on june a trial find singapore he made the statement after hosting kenya's top aides at the white house and a french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is stressing military action against cattle if it's acquires a russian weapons. rights groups have condemned what they call a shoot to kill policy towards anti-government protest as a nicaragua more than one hundred people have died in the past two months including at least sixteen since wednesday president danny latte has accused of ordering snipers and armed groups to shoot a protest as demanding his resignation on well apollo has more from the capital managua. on the streets of managua gunmen opened fire on anti-government protesters in the nicaraguan capital many demonstrators took shelter in

a nearby cathedral when up at at first we were inside the cathedral then we went outside and saw how the shootings took place in cold blood right in front of the cathedral. in this but us nicaraguan farmer who traveled to my now i want to take part in the demonstrations says even under the care of faith leaders he still fears that more attacks are coming. with we're going through oppression despite staying at the cathedral because these people don't respect anyone that respects priest so human rights only god can help us here. it's not the first time police officers have fired on demonstrators standing on the grounds of this cathedral since the unrest began nearly six weeks ago pro-government paramilitary groups continue to face off with protesters some wielding homemade mortars a man barricades and keep a close watch over who they allow pass snipers an armed groups believed to be under the command of president daniel ortega left at least sixteen people dead and

another seventy nine injured after a protest that drew nearly half a million people to the streets of managua president ordered to go however continues to deny any involvement in the violence in that. humanitarian organizations have condemned the government crackdown on dissenters. of amnesty international says the evidence of human rights abuse by the government is clear they use of these paramilitary groups to create the cost of the use of. police the use of lethal force by police i mean we saw this sniper us you know very well positioned it is stadium ready to kill people some of the pattern start we have seen and and that make a speech that this is so systematic and so intentional that he's becoming a police to shoot to kill or. spike the government agreeing to allow an independent commission to investigate the violence of the past six weeks the political unrest sneak out arwa shows no sign of ending suit there have been about one hundred

confirmed deaths since the start of the crisis and was up a little. more from our on this we're going to go to do with nicaragua we're going to go to genesis eric and i was here and he joins me now on skype from mexico city thanks very much for coming on to al-jazeera it seems fairly clear that there is a shoot to kill policy going on how clear is it though that it is directly or the by the president. i mean. the president is in charge of the police and so he knows what's been going on and the necker are when police don't have. a history. of this kind of abuse or error is that it just started when the protests began so there's no way that he doesn't know want to also confusing the picture and as

a correspondent well what was alluding to his report and indeed on this international have made very clear they say the government is also colluding with paramilitary groups to suppress the demonstrations that's taking things even a stage further than that there is own police doing the violence. yeah absolutely and the government you know they keep putting out statements saying that they deny collusion but amnesty international clearly laid this out and it's just. apparent from social media posts from the attacks themselves and it's giving the government sort of a cover of deniability but. yeah multiple civil society organizations in nicaragua have laid out on the streets of managua and then amnesty international have all said there are these paramilitary groups that they're called . colluding with police forces you know sheeting live ammunition

physically attacking protesters i believe the conflict church was trying to be in the middle of the protests is on the government trying to be the peace kind of promote but they've stepped away because of the aggression what situation are we in now with when anybody trying to pull the two together. yeah i mean the catholic church that was once loyal. and was sort of a key ally doubts. stepped away and is sort of along the lines with the student saying that there can't be a dialogue as long as the government continues to repress protest and murder its own people. and that's sort of the line in the sand that they have jobs and that you know you have the students calling for new elections and then this week it was a pretty big deal that the business community which like the catholic church had once been a really key ally for it now is also calling for new elections and all not if the want to be an early election is what do you think the chances of

a. surviving. she i mean there needs to be electoral reform just earlier the head of the electoral commission stepped down and there is an apparent agreement with the organization of american states to go through electoral reform but it seems you know from the streets that the situation has gone way beyond that and it's clear that tiger has loss support from the people you know as you can see by the hundreds of thousands of people in the streets and so there need to be. a big reform of the entire nicaraguan electoral apparatus very good to get your thoughts on this can i say thanks very much for joining us. people in argentina have taken to the streets to protest against the government's economic policies and demanding jobs and cuts in food prices it comes of the government looks to the international monetary fund to

help with a sharp drop in the country's currency to raise about reports from. thousands of people from all around the country went to the presidential palace to demand jobs and an emergency budget to help the poor he said. we've seen the situation deteriorate since bakri took office we see it in the soup kitchens we walk the slums and there is need in the last month argentina's currency devaluated around thirty two percent and that has already had an impact on inflation which is one of the highest in the world after the peso currency hit an all time low earlier this month the government of already returned to the international monetary fund to get help it's generated fear among the many arjan tines. why i call on the i.m.f. if we have enough we can generate enough for all of us we know what's happened in the past when he asked for help from the i.m.f.

we ended in a crisis since taking office maggie has tried to cut back on government spending by lifting subsidies on water electricity and transport but this week the opposition passed a law to block the latest race. machree blames the previous administration for the current situation he accuse the opposition of being irresponsible and veto it. those who voted for the law did not say we're going to get the money it means we suspend social spending pensions infrastructure work that we have found around the country bring drinking water roads energy i don't like the rise in the prices of utilities but there is no future with no energy and no investment. labor unions are now threatening a national strike saying the president is cutting back taxes from the wealthy and taking away from the poor and the middle class how we feel maybe have had a gradual approach towards dealing with the fifth deficit which is one of the

biggest problems argentina the economy faces today and the currency devaluation any impact on the economy has had an effect on his popularity and that's like thousands of people are protesting today argentina's economy is struggling many i fear for the situation will only get worse then he said well i'll just see that when i cited . as one month until mexico to the polls in its biggest ever elections more than three thousand political posts are up for grabs the presidency one of the crucial facts and the election with a little less hoffa vote and the thirty five john homan has more from mexico city. a quick tucker break before a national louder and beyond the get on with cramming for their finals to finish in university at a critical moment the mix camillus tour race is gearing up and they clear what they see is the key issues that i for. example work that at least there is work for

those of us who are heading out of university that and crime we don't have security almost anywhere pollsters say that ties in with what many young voters want more a better paid jobs lower murder rates and less corruption of the candidates should be listening the young vote is all important this election almost forty five percent of the electorate is under thirty five they could swing it for the winner. they're overwhelmingly urban online a more educated than their parents are also more likely to vote left good news for front runner money well and that as lopez obrador that is if they turn out to talk well why the young vote tends not to a mexico is notoriously corrupt political class could turn them off entirely but there is hope that this time around they willing gauge. that's based in part on young people participating or mass in protest movements and the rescue efforts

after last year's earthquake. movement we keep politica is trying to use that energy to transform the political scene supporting fresh faced independent candidates like twenty seven year old robert dole christie you know it must i must because. we've demonstrated that we're not an apathetic generation and for years we haven't been heard we want to as we say in our slogan or place a political class that doesn't represent us that won't happen at the presidential level this selections the leading candidates of political veterans but the young should still play a vital role in who gets in and how the country moves forward john homan. mexico city. scientists in the u.s. say they've potentially found the holy grail of cancer research research at the cleveland clinic in ohio say they've developed a blood test that's able to detect certain types of cancer several years before a person falls ill a trial of around sixteen hundred people found

a non invasive procedure identify d.n.a. markers with up to ninety percent accuracy the test was used to detect genetic traces of multiple counts including pancreatic and the various diseases is hoped the breakthrough will help to dramatically transform cancer treatment and save many lines well dr len felt deputy chief medical officer for the american cancer society says this breakthrough could revolutionize the detection of cancers that are harder to diagnose. as a cancer grows parts of its genetic make up part of its internal makeup so to speak gets broken off and circulates in the blood so the purpose of this technology is to try to find those fragments of what we call d.n.a. genetic material in the blood see if there's a we can pick up a signal that a cancer is present it's a rapidly evolving technology something that's relatively new but we're learning much more about it very quickly and in this particular report what they have done

is they took a group of normal people without cancer and a group of people with cancer and they were able to pick out some of the cancers in the blood test so cancers like color rectal cancer or soften geale cancer and perhaps most important pancreatic cancer ovarian cancer word to tech to by this test whereas some other cancers such as what we would call we call low grade or relatively quiet prostate cancer thyroid cancer uterine cancer is did not show up as well in this particular test the hope of course is eventually get this to a point where we can do a blood test on people who we don't know have cancer and are able to detect it at the earliest possible moment we have to make sure that these tests really do what they're supposed to do number one that they detect cancer early number two and most important they actually save lives it's going to be one thing to find a cancer cell or a piece of this genetic material d.n.a.

circulating in the blood it's nothing to prove that it actually makes a difference in our treatment and actually makes a difference and helping reduce the burden of cancer throughout the world. but i see as anti corruption agency will question the wife of former prime minister najib razak a sponsor of an investigation into the mismanagement of the state's fund one and deviate was not mine so is expected to give her statement on choose day when the g.m. who was ousted from power last month has already spoken to investigators about the transfer of more than ten million dollars into his bank accounts the couple have been banned from the country. a volcano on the indonesian island of java has shot a towering plume of ash six kilometers into the sky and aviation at the highest level after mount merapi erupted on friday causing small forest fires about two hundred fifty thousand people live within a ten kilometer radius of the volcano but no evacuations of

a notice mount merapi last major eruption in twenty ten killed more than three hundred fifty people now to south africa where a new museum of contemporary art in cape town is quickly become a top tourist attraction why enjoys in the crowds is also drawing criticism for being exclusive and ignoring the economic inequalities in then surrounding community welcome web reports this is the first of its kind in africa and the biggest designs museum of contemporary art in cape town is in an old silo concrete sheaves that once stood grain has been cut away to house the world's largest collection of african art it's attracted and impressed lovers over the world. and. i'm so excited to.

hear my. not only my but. it opened last year where he drew three thousand visitors a day and galleries are spread over ninth rules. they display the private collection of german billionaire philanthropist york and zite he's bought artworks from all over the continent and led them to the museum on top of the building is a hotel rooms that cost as much as twelve thousand dollars a night it's on cape town's waterfront which is home to some of the continent most expensive property there is popular with tourists and with wealthy south africans few people from the townships come here so some artists are not critics say the putting that kind of institution in this kind of place isn't very inclusive but the potential minister for tourism told us it's prominent helps african art position in an exclusive space d.n.a. waterfront that top tourism destination in africa i mean what better place to put

it if you want to really get more artists to be exposed african or to be exposed so i think that weighs in inverse arguments. just outside the city in a township called langar you went to a community center that works with local artists it's supported by city authorities we asked one of the founders about the nearby opening of the giant gallery housing a foreigner's private collection it's ok. decided to do what he wanted to do. now would love to see that space. museum tries to be accessible african citizens spared the fifteen dollars entrance fee on wednesday mornings and schoolchildren and to free the time at least those able to get here can enjoy this grand addition to the continent's art scene malcolm webb al-jazeera cape town south africa. still to come. good

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business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. a new survey shows central africa's critically endangered mountain gorillas have exceeded the one thousand mark for the first time in decades the world wildlife fund says conservation efforts have helped increase the numbers of the gorillas in

the wrong massive an area and compassing parts of rwanda uganda the democratic republic of congo mountain gorillas are popular with tourists providing a major source of revenue for the three countries but the region's population has dropped sharply in the past century because of the threat posed by poachers and armed groups. five dangerous big caps which escaped their enclosures in a german zoo have been recaptured residents on the germany luxemburg border where want to stay inside after two tigers two lions and a jag you broke free when flown stone flooding dahmer staring closes the counts were finally found inside the zoo compound i'm still trying for. now let's get all the sport but. thank you very much sue formal world number one and twenty sixteen french open champion novak djokovic has made his way into the theater

french open fourth round after winning the first that he lost the second which he wasn't too happy about on friday gas the serbian twenty eight feed was up against spain said about about these that i was going to i'm a thirty one year old would recover to eventually win the match six four six seven seven six and six two his wild ranking has dropped to twenty two after a lengthy spell on the fight line through injury for djokovic said this for our models he wonders if he continues to increase his match fitness. of course. i don't want to play for five hours every match but. i think it was a great test and i had to earn my victory and last set was actually the best set that i've played so far in the tournament and i don't feel too exhausted so it's a good news as well and. i'm just looking forward to the next challenge djokovic will play welcome back thirty five finance of

a disco next but beating great go democrat for the ball gary and lost in straight sets to this monument overall from the umpire on match point confirming the win for the thirty four year old guys in all three of the fourth round in paris for the seventh time in his coverage. barely a second seed alexander the vero of was in a tough five set battle against bosnia and damages the mood served won the first set before losing the next two eventually the german came back to win six two three six four six seven six and seventy five saving a match point in the process. but that was more bad luck for the mood in this match he rang to try and catch a stray ball but ended up colliding with the ball kid who'd also run onto the court accidentally knocking him to the ground the mood helped the young says of the five lines and thankfully he was ok. in the women's draw twenty eighteen australian open champion caroline both an iraqi is moved three to the last sixteen at the french open the wild number to be poorly implemented error from

a comfortable straight sets win for both an iraqi thick love six three the school feel pretty good i think i've played some solid thomas and. it's a b. through the first round here. you know the it's gets harder and harder for much so perhaps to be here elena's for to lena became the highest profile casualty in the women's draw after losing to mahela bitterness of romania in straight sets six three seven five. and last year's u.s. open runner up thirteen seed american madison keys is through a double four from japan's gnomeo soccer handing her a spot in the last sixteen of the tournament six one seven six for school half. the twenty eight hundred feet a world cup in russia is less than two weeks away now and teams are preparing with a series of wild friendlies on friday that was the battle of former world champions with france facing it's really the french who won the one nine hundred ninety eight world cup lead through goals by samuel in-city and and hungry xmen leonardo

banerjee hit back for the italians ball before halftime but then summoned them barely netted as if initial three one to france and there was a real gulf fest in another world cup warm up picture to nazir draw to two with turkey on friday in geneva after chang to soon gave the turks the lead with a penalty and it's badly levelled fourteen is the effort to sing was then sent off in the fifty ninth minute amidst crowd trouble in switzerland by team scored one more time at the finish in a draw. the golden state warriors have the advantage in the n.b.a. finals baby the cleveland cavaliers one hundred twenty four to one hundred fourteen in overtime and what was a controversial game on friday in california having a place in hostile story. it's the fourth year in a row the golden state warriors and the cleveland cavaliers have met in the n.b.a. finals and now the full time in a row the warriors have got the better up the caps in game one thank you.

that was despite a best playoffs points a fifty one from the cavs saw a man le bron james playing in his eighth successive finals but after steph curry who had a team high twenty nine for the defending champions tie things up late in the fourth quarter. a blunder in the dying seconds cost le bron and the cavs a potential win after being filed by clay thompson george hill made the first of two free throws when j.r. smith secured the rebound off the second instead of she saying he tripled back toward hardcourts believing the cavs were in the lead. that brown was left in disbelief as the game went into overtime the worry is going on to secure the win they've now won eighteen of the last nineteen pie season games at home. where we're down the wire really are scrambling our last misread trying to get the rebound so jr running back to his have court kind of didn't know what was

going on at the time because we were all trying to find a man a case of trying to get a shot at that. thankfully time ran out so we could have new life and over time. the finals made things liable to happen and all that matters is you get a win and turn the page again too and. just just enjoy enjoy the moment always live in a present i don't know how far short i was after a loss in the past. we played as as well. tonight we played as long as we thought. we gave ourselves a chance possession of the possession of the possession and. just place them instead of taking away from us symbols that. the brawn and the cavs will be hoping for a less frustrating out singing game two in california on sunday helen gleason is there . two time major champion martin kaymer is the italian open lead the hoff waymark the german carded

a sixty three on friday despite his current lowly wild ranking of a hundred and seven paying his round included paper days than he can now at eleven under par over zero that's one show ahead of local favorite francesco molinari who won last week's p.g.a. championship that's a play in english. and games cricketers are taking revenge on pakistan off to the embarrassing first test of faith the hosts were beaten by nine wickets last week but this time though well and truly in control of the fed contest in leeds pakistan won the toss chose to bat all out for one hundred seventy four england had reached one hundred six for two by the close of play. and by the us both when i was back to sue in london. santa ana don't forget you can always look at our website dot com for plenty more especially on what has started me saying at the white house today

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singapore is being accused of expanding its coast and illegally dredged satins some of the islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business smuggling you say and when they will take to sit there until the stand is are fair you see this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sound walls on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth of that i would say that's what is. it would remove any vestige of doubt on certain manc that israel has come to stay a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do in palestine barbarous back bribery greater international peace organization the united nations

a momentous event which lies at the heart of ongoing conflict to this day seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe. but as the process will begin on june twelfth ensuring that. the u.s. president spends nearly chair hours with kim jong un is running as he makes a historic visit to the white house. and i again i'm citizen and this is al jazeera a long way from long also coming up the united states vetoes a u.n. security council resolution calling for the protection of palestinians in gaza and the west bank. all change in spain maryanna highest force

out of office by socialist leader. and replaces him as prime minister.