well we're there if we don't leave. it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done. the growing anger among allies against new terror of measures by the united states. alone down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. calls for revenge in gaza the funeral of a young medic shot dead by israeli forces. fears that yemen could lose a vital lifeline as pro-government forces advance on the rebel held port of the data plus. nationalists regain control of the region posing

a headache for spain's new prime minister. france as well in the u.s. it has only a few days to avoid a trade war leaving it up to washington to deescalate tensions of the towers and that's after the u.s. imposed new taxes on steel and aluminum imports from the e.u. mexico and canada well the dispute dominated talks between finance ministers from the global economic group known as the g seven in canada but u.s. treasury secretary steven ition is downplaying the dispute. i don't think in any way the u.s. is abandoning its leadership in the global economy quite the contrary i think our leadership on the economy which is one of president trumps major objectives that national security. is not only good for the united states but is good for growth around the world and if anything that additional growth is is potentially leading

to us even more reason to want to focus on these trade issues well the e.u. canada and mexico are both threatened or impose their own measures in retaliation canada's finance minister says he hopes they'll persuade the trump ministration to back away from the towers over the course last couple of days there was an important difference of opinion the americans have decided to in our mind take an action that's it's not at all constructive it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done what did we ask secretary treasury secretary to do we said that we were collectively hoping that he would bring the message back the message message of regret and disappointment at the american actions and concern that they are not constructive and my sense is that he's going to take that message back to washington but it appears donald trump is planning to hold his ground he's tweeted that it's time for the u.s. to be treated fairly young trade well john hendren joins us live now from

washington d.c. john there's a lot of anger from u.s. allies about these tabs what a finance leader has been saying at this meeting. you said adair and the allies are angry and they're angry specifically over those tariffs as you said the french finance minister warned that there were just a few days left before a trade war would be set off and those countries have already identified items iconic american items like levi's jeans jack daniels whiskey harley-davidson motorcycles oranges from florida all of those things would be subject to retaliate or a trip tariffs so this really is being set up to become a trade more a trade war that is and after three days of meeting ahead of the g. seven the members got together wrote a statement a unanimous statement that criticized the u.s. position saying the finance ministers and central bank governors requested that the united states secretary of the treasury communicate their unanimous concern and

disappointment presumably that would be communicated to trump and they went on to say that this would continue next week to be the topic of discussion so this is really overwhelming those talks right now there's a lot of anger directed at trumpet as you say he has not been backing down on this he's been tweeting just in the last several minutes on this here is another tweet that he offered when you're almost eight hundred billion dollars a year down on trade you cannot lose a trade war the u.s. has been ripped off by other countries for years on trade time to get smart he said so that gives you a little idea of where president trump is coming in on this stephen minucci the u.s. treasury secretary in meeting with those ministers and talking to reporters afterwards said he has already communicated those concerns to president donald trump donald trump is reading those reports and live tweeting his response and so far the response is we're not giving up on the tariffs yet john as you say this meeting was

ahead of the g. seven in canada next week so how will the disagreements on tariffs affect that meeting do you think. well that meeting was set up as a global celebration it was supposed to be they have it every year but this year was really going to focus on the global economic expansion something that i think the host of the meeting justin trudeau of canada was really hoping to press they were also going to focus on gender equality climate change then they were even going to write the climate change segment in a way that might appease the climate deniers among the trump administration who won't utter the phrase that they've been calling it environmental resilience but there was this effort to really celebrate what's been going on in the global economy try to get together and to advance some of these other causes and right now those are all on the backburner everybody is going to be talking primarily about trade no one really wants to deal with anything until they've dealt with this issue

of tariffs and trump has been saying in his tweets that the u.s. is going to hold its ground but this might be a negotiating position from the president after all this happened these tariffs on mexico canada and europe all happened after the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross negotiated with these countries tried to get them to agree to quotas they said no then the tariffs came up so we'll see whether that becomes a full blown trade war or whether something happens next week in order to take down the heat on this subject john hendren there in washington d.c. john thank you well the meeting comes as the u.s. come a secretary's in china's capital for talks on these intention of a tower of the visit by wilbur ross comes off of the trumpet ministration with new threats against china raising fears of a trade war washington wants beijing to reduce the trade deficit of nearly three hundred forty billion dollars for tween the two nations. the israeli army says it's intercepted at least one rocket over its territory rocket sirens have been activated in southern israel bordering the gaza strip well earlier thousands of

people attended the funeral of a young palestinian paramedic shot dead by israeli forces at the gaza border on friday twenty one year old resin alan john had been volunteering since the weekend demonstrations began in march and since then israeli soldiers have killed at these two hundred twenty one palestinians protesting for the right to return to their homes for said was at the funeral of han eunice in gaza. the body was on how much is now being brought to once a mosque here i don't hear this there is a huge mixture of emotion here we've seen some of her colleagues trying to quiet him so i was getting here as a body comes in way hearing shots of anger and defiance there has been a huge reaction publicly across gaza to the death of this young woman she was shot on the friday protests as she went to the aid of somebody himself he'd been shot near the border fence and she died of her injuries of honesty you know medical

association saying that she was shot through the chest and she died of her injuries we spoke a short while ago to a colleague who was right next to when that fatal bullet struck her and she lived in a sub among raising our hands who were in our uniforms were about twenty meters from the fence and they could see us easily so we thought they would shoot at us as we arrived they shot two bullets one had resigned in the chest and the second went through my other colleagues and then hit me in the lake two bullets they hit three of us killing resign. omissions are running very high here at the cemetery where rosana has been brought to be buried and we've been seeing people trying to stop others from walking on top of graves we've seen a father come in his face entirely awash in tears but we spoke to mahmoud her colleague earlier on he said that she was a young woman of sweet nature someone who never tied up. risking your own life to help others the israeli army says it is investigating the reports of her death but

as far as people here are concerned they are outraged that someone who is volunteering as a medic trying to help other others who are injured by israeli sniper fire. victims and israeli soldiers have also shot dead a palestinian man in the city of hebron in the occupied west bank he's thirty five year old rami sub on israeli forces say troops fired at savannah but he tried to run them over with his car. pro-government forces backed by the saudi led coalition are closing in on a major rebel held port in yemen and a battle that could reshape the course of the civil war more than one hundred soldiers and rebels have reportedly been killed in less than a week of fighting and they have data government troops are preparing to launch an all out assault on of already driven the rebels from dozens of nearby towns and villages aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian disaster well today the lies turned on thirty kilometers away from which the who the seized in twenty fourteen but it's the city's location on the red sea that makes it

a strategic prize if the saudi led coalition takes over it would control yemen's most vital lifeline twenty two million yemenis need humanitarian aid more than two thirds of which comes through her data supports ninety percent of yemen's food and most of its medicine is also imported through the city well the coalition accuses the rebels of using her data as a launch pad for attacks on shipping in the red sea and for smuggling in rockets aid agencies say two hundred thousand people that's half of the date is population could be displaced if fighting breaks out in the center where young egeland is the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council he says an escalation of violence could have a terrible impact on hundreds of thousands of yemenis. yemen is a country on earth with there is the highest number of people who are fruit very few who can secure who are at the brink of starvation many many millions seven ten more million who won't face starvation soon if that

lifeline is. cut and one of the one of the things that could happen is actually that this city which is said only dispute that it's on the hands of the government in the in sana'a. the that there is claims that bad things that come through why not make unit and internationally and minister that port since it is so vital for the civilian population what we can at. we must at all costs avoid is war in one day that not only because of the hundreds of thousands of people who would come in crossfire but also because the park would be destroyed and the lifeline would be destroyed spain's new socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting conservative may on a holy and a vote of confidence and he's already facing his first big test the region of

catalonia also got a new government on saturday and being seven months of direct rule by madrid and immediately pledged to seek independence for the region conference council reports spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist who ousted him petra sanchez. oh my god what we got here for you not a promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfilled the responsibilities of prime minister and to be law to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered in years of austerity measures under the roof government but he's expected to find it a challenge to pass legislation given the socialists have just eighty four three hundred fifty six parliament supposedly he will have to make adult alliances with

to different parties the problem is the parties he's got to support to to go ahead with these no go but are very unlikely partners and they are either independent east bulls or cattle meaning and the basque country or they are dyleski extreme left party which has been disputing with the socialist party the left. of our voters so he will have to to look for some policies that he can move ahead after several months a lot of months without any movement at all and to be able to do something in this period before he goes new elections catalonia and it's dr friend dependence is a major issue for us and as to tackle raha imposed direct rule over the region in october after nationalists held an independence referendum deemed illegal. the regional government regains control at a swearing in ceremony in barcelona on saturday the new cabinet is led by kim torah

a close aides to former catalonian president carlos pre-human charo wants talks on independence but sanchez the tourist seen as a divisive leader often accused of anti spanish russia rick he once described opponents of the catalan language and culture as bikers and hyenas sanchez had the support of six parties for the no confidence vote but he will have his work cut out when it comes to leading the fractured spanish parliament and madrid caton stansell al jazeera. let's also to come here and al-jazeera including this hurricane season starts again puerto rican small the thousands still to been killed by hurrican maria moore in that state.

welcome back let's look at weather conditions in australia and really here is still remains bit on the cool side the winds still coming round from the south the most part so melbourne just fourteen degrees that low pressure in the tasman sea is still stirring up the waters off the coast of new south wales so probably a bit rough here at times otherwise fine conditions the most part out across western australia would like to see this area of rain developing and moving in towards the coast here in the course of monday and a rather cloudy one in perfectly good times now across new zealand but area of low pressure is certainly having an impact it's going to be producing some very heavy rain across the north out of the company by some very strong winds the same thought in jerry the southern and the south and is not looking to buy into in the course of sunday and as we head through monday the low itself moves in closer so the wet and windy weather is likely to spread across many other parts of the country so let's head up into northeastern parts of asia weather conditions here for the most part looking pretty good is quite static the only issue is that we've had fog problems across a card out and that's likely to continue during the course of sunday but otherwise

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welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour from one the u.s. it doesn't mean a few days to avoid a trade war leaving it up to washington to deescalate tensions on the terrace the disputes dominated talks between g. seven finance ministers and canada where the remaining six members sent a message of concern and disappointment to the u.s. president. spain's new socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in that day off to ousting conservative marianna recoil and if out of confidence he's already facing his first big challenge with a new regional government a castle and also being sworn in and pledging to fight for independence. and thousands of people in gaza have attended the funeral of twenty one year old palestinian medical the job will shop that buys ready force of the gaza border

you've been volunteering since the week of demonstrations began in march. but most often barghouti is general secretary of the palestinian national initiative as well as the president of the palestinian medical relief society he explained why the killing of on the job has resonated with so many people. shooter prison so very clear and straightforward and justice committed by those that only stayed she was a very beautiful young. you wanted to help people she didn't put us as a first provider and she wasn't violent to it with us and because if so. since the beginning of the peaceful marches in gaza she engaged in to help people injured she did her best to help as many people as she can or who she was in just one slightly she continued to do this work and she was very committed. and do entre there were two clashes as you know and this is the only attack peaceful nonviolent

the most looters many of them were shocked by it as they go in to reach them and help them with the issue of the first to provide and that there were very clear in their white cords who were clearly medical people who are going to her and she afterwards do you know and injure people and i mean chopper shot her in the chest and. then was nor justification whatsoever for not only the dentist not but shoots such a beautiful young girl who was just that i think to the people who were injured and just was dying to know that it leave their pain. in my opinion the kissel sort of sound and it put a sense now that you know lutie of the situation in pakistan. a struggle between an oppressed between you or press equal and the rest are between occupied people and then occupying between people who want life and peace and justice and health and

those who are going to deprive them from all. jordanian riot police have broken up protests against proposed income tax increases demonstrators want ministers to resign and after they approved a new economic policy influenced by the international monetary fund they accuse the i.m.f. of interference the prime minister says the government will continue talks with unions about the changes in the lead up to m.p.'s to make a decision on whether to ditch the proposal. farmers in northern india have taken to the streets to demand a fair price for their projects. some of them are on a ten day strike they want traders to pay them more for their crops and one financial aid from the government more than half of india's farming households are in debt despite numerous loan write offs by successive governments. all nations in the asia pacific get given a cautious welcome to u.s. president donald trump's decision to finally go ahead with this summit with north

korean leader kim jong il and japan and south korea are divided of the future of pyongyang's ballistic missile program and that division was on display at international security conference in singapore it's called highly reports. the focus of the high level discussions here at the shangri-la dialogue all came down to one peninsula u.s. secretary of defense jim mattis just hours after president donald trump confirmed the u.s. north korea summit was back on june twelfth here in singapore and made something on very clear open the number of u.s. troops in south korea is something that will not be discussed if we can restrict or confidence building measures with with something verifiable then of course these kinds of issues can come up subsequently between two shopper and democracies the republic of korea and the united states but it is that issue is not on the table here in singapore on the twelfth. that adds weight to comments from trump that it's unlikely that

a major breakthrough will come after just one meeting also here the shangri-la dialogue the defense ministers from japan and south korea both spoke about the upcoming summit but with guarded optimism saying it's a historic first step down the right path but north korea cannot be rewarded just for dialogue concrete actions are needed. south korea was more conciliatory toward kim jong un urging patience with the north koreans for coming well because just because we have been tricked by north korea before does not guarantee that we will be tricked in the future if we start to think like this we can never negotiate with them and we can never look to achieve peace with them and also on saturday secretary mattis described china's buildup in the south china sea as militarization used for intimidation and coercion and i think mr mattis was doing that simply to remind everybody that the geopolitical chessboard straddled across the asia pacific is extremely large and a lot of moving parts and the current korean peninsula crisis is just one portion

of that chessboard clearly a red line or several red lines have been crossed and the u.s. is now hitting back at these diplomatically trying to defend it it's actually saying what the u.s. and their allies are doing is simply being matched for now the countdown to the much anticipated summit in ten days remains in the spotlight it's got harder al-jazeera singapore one hey has more on the south korean reaction from seoul. there was a positive response from the south korean government to the news that the summit between donald trump and kim jong un appears to be back on track for june the twelfth in singapore there was a very brief statement released by the office of the south korean prisoners mungy in referring to the letter that was written by kim jong un and sent to donald trump the statement said it is made the path leading to a u.s. north korea summit wider in studio and we will watch for the historic meeting to be held in singapore in an excited yet met

a man or so perhaps cautious optimism optimism is the best way to describe the response from the south korean government to that news that the summit appears to be or go for june the twelfth but it looks also increasingly unlikely that will we will see any significant deals or any major announcements made during that summit there may be some general agreements reached between donald trump and kim jong un there was some perhaps misguided optimism that they would be a deal reached related to perhaps the denuclearization of the korean peninsula which seems to be the ultimate goal or a peace deal to formally end the korean war but of course those two issues are very complex and it seems that there just isn't enough time to come up with some sort of deal before or during that summit when it comes to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula it also seems that the two sides north korea and the united states

are still out wide apart when it comes to how best to achieve that goal. italy's new interior minister has vowed to begin work on creating jobs on expelling migrants a day after the country's first populist government was sworn in earlier the new prime minister giuseppe conti attended a military parade marking the founding of the italian republic on his first full day in office cantelli leads a cabinet formed at the anti establishment five star movement and the anti immigration league party riot police in mali have five tear gas out opposition supporters during a banned rally ahead of next month's presidential election authorities in the capital bamako have said saturday's march couldn't go ahead because of a state of emergency at least sixteen people including two candidates were injured in clashes with security forces rising violence across mali has cast doubt over the planned election in some parts of the country especially the north now puerto rico's health department is being sued everett's refusal to release data on the

number of people who died following last year's hurricane maria the families of those killed of held a vigil to highlight the discrepancy between the government's official death toll of sixty four and the latest estimate from a study by harvard university which puts the number at more than four thousand six hundred governments being accused of a lack of transparency by not properly classifying overall deaths. here. i'm here to pay homage to all these victims that the government in their negligence didn't want to care and there are still more because as i understand it many of them were cremated and there are no records for them here or the families who were brought with their a pair of shoes worn by their loved ones to remember them. for tens of thousands of puerto ricans fled to florida to the island was devastated by hurricane maria but eight months on the hundreds of evacuees are still living in hotels relying on government aid that will end soon or some families say they could end up homeless and as the new hurricane season begins there are concerns puerto rico will be

unable to weather another storm and they got to get reports from florida. in the weeks following hurricane maria more than thirty thousand storm weary puerto ricans registered at this disaster relief center orlando's airport u.s. citizens by birth they came to florida looking for help months later many are still in limbo like hundreds of others namely gonzales has been stuck in a hotel since january but time is running out for drill assistance programs a temporary and naomi has nowhere else to go nobody understands what we're feeling ok because. many people there are in their homes they're all kids they could lead they've got their place but when you don't have a place well it gets to you it's really tough for families that have already been in these hotels for months there's the constant fear that government aid will end and that is inevitable many simply don't have anything to go back to in puerto rico but for those that want to make

a life here there's an even bigger problem ninety seven percent of all rental accommodation is already filled that the remains is prohibitively expensive we're getting calls from people who care about others orange county's commissioner says resources is stretched and many evacuees who have little choice but to stay face an uncertain future when you lose everything and you can't pay your mortgage and now your credits getting ruined and now you're here in our new county trying to find an apartment they're looking at your credit score is and you can't get approved that's just a domino effect from something that happened to them six months ago so what if you can only request from. the community hope centering kissimmee is helping some families find homes say they too can't help everyone resources in this part of florida already dealing with an exodus of puerto ricans who left before the storm the limited as they come in the expectations for the families i feel may be higher than what we actually can provide at times i know that there's there's huge

frustration and i know that there is just there's hurt and trauma hurricane maria hit puerto rico last september but the island is still struggling those that came to florida looking for a new start many are still waiting and together crawled to zero kissimmee florida. now nappies and washing up on beaches north of sydney after a cargo ship lost eighty three containers during extreme weather the liberian registered vessel was sailing from taiwan to sydney when it encountered powerful waves and gale force winds its feared the daybreak will pose a threat to maritime traffic and migrating whales. part time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera france has warned the u.s. it has only a few days to avoid a trade war leaving it up to washington to deescalate tensions of the terrorists

the disputes dominated talks between g seven finance ministers in canada where the remaining six members sent a message of concern and disappointment to the u.s. president over the course last couple of days there was an important difference of opinion the americans have decided to in our minds take an action that's it's not at all constructive it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done what did we ask secretary treasury secretary to do we said that we were collectively hoping that he would bring the message back the message that message of regret and disappointment at the american actions and concern that they are not constructive and my sense is that he's going to take that message back to washington spain's new socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting conservative maliana wholly in a vote of confidence he's already facing his first big challenge with the new regional government of catalonia also being sworn in and pledging to fight for independence thousands of people in gaza have attended the funeral of twenty one

year old palestinian medic resident on the job who was shot dead by israeli forces on the gaza border she'd been volunteering as is the we can demonstrations began in march. jordanian riot police have broken up protests against proposed income tax increases demonstrators want ministers to resign after they approved a new economic policy influenced by the international monetary fund and accuse the i.m.f. of interference. pro-government forces backed by the saudi led coalition are closing in on a major rebel held port in yemen in a battle that could reshape the course of the civil war more than one hundred soldiers and rebels have reportedly been killed in less than a week of fighting we had data riot police in mali have fired tear gas at opposition supporters during a band rally ahead of next month's presidential election authorities in the capital bamako have said saturday's march couldn't go ahead because of a state of emergency at least sixteen people including two candidates were injured

in clashes with the security forces rising violence across mali has cast doubt over the planned election and some parts of the country especially the north. puerto rico's health department is being sued over its refusal to release data on the number of people who died following last year's hurricane maria the families of those killed have held a vigil to highlight the discrepancy between the government's official death toll of sixty four and the latest estimate from a study by harvard university which puts the number at more than four thousand six hundred the government's being accused of a lack of transparency well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the cure revisited schedule that someone. once welcome now fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more gentleman and syrian the. how

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