fisherman from rough waters in the northern arabian sea they've been sent out or they'd sent out a discuss a distress call from their fishing boat and were lifted to safety a few hours later they were spokesman said the incident shows pakistan is committed to the humanitarian cause the united nations is warning a quarter of a million civilians could die of sidey led coalition forces attempt to take the yemeni city of a data the red sea port there is the main entry point into yemen for food and other humanitarian supplies three years of war in yemen has displaced thousands of people who live under harsh conditions in remote areas aid agencies say most of yemen's twenty nine million population is in need of humanitarian assistance as well. some of the millions of victims of the war in yemen refugees living in makeshift camps in her data the province is under control and so is her data poort the main entry point for food and aid shipments but government troops and their

allies are on the offensive to capture the area forces led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are within twenty kilometers of the red sea poor and. most of these families fled their homes and villages during the last three years of fighting they say they aren't able to return and can't live in such poor conditions and the longer. we have nothing no blankets no food no flowers no cooking oil officials come and take our names but never show up again the strategically positioned coastal province is crucial for yemen's feuding factions as the conflicts continue yemenis are losing hope of returning home. from time to time kind people from the area activists hoot but aid agencies and

charities have forgotten us. the health of the yemenis has drastically deteriorated childminder tradition cholera and other in this why in her day. we are all sick here i have a kidney problem one of my brothers a diabetic and the other has tuberculosis. as well as disease and hunger strikes have killed many civilians coalition commanders this base allegations civilians are being targeted and they insist they're aiming for who thier brambles hideouts. the co-founder of elevation giant pixar is to leave the company by the end of the year john lassiter has been on six months leave of absence over what he called missteps which include giving unwanted hugs that made female employees uncomfortable cluster was the creative mind behind the company's top hits such as toy story frozen and finding ribeiro will take on

a consulting role for pixel's parent company disney until the end of the year. still ahead on the program teams are wrapping up their preparations ahead of the start of the world cup on thursday a shot of morphine in sport. thing i want to. ask about that but that's the balance of. my listeners that. says they're not. part of the data model of our cars and the bunch is a bitch at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during the endless chase. when the news breaks. on the old man city and the story builds to be forced to

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of the back with sports. thank you very much well number one simona halep has won half assed a grand slam singles title thanks to a victory at the french open she defeated u.s. open champion sloane stephens in three sets on saturday p. to stand at reports the big question in paris was could simona halep finally do it sloane stephens stood in her way of roland garros a place where hell of had already lost in two previous finals not to mention defeat in the australian open final in january and it looked like history might repeat itself when stevens won the first set the current u.s. open champion taking it six three. it looked even worse for the remaining when stevens led by a break early on in the second say it however on this occasion help would show incredible determination to break back and go on to take the set six four to force the deciding states in paris. that. there was to be no third said battle

royal bow as the world number one showed just why she holds the top ranking halep storming to a six one six when and in doing so securing her first grand slam singles title was it's an amazing moment and definitely without smiling this is a special moment i was dreaming for this moment since actually yourself in the play pennies it's my favorite grand slam and i always say that if i am going to win one i want to be here so it's quite surreal now. becomes the first romanian woman in forty years to win a grand slam singles title peter stammered out jazeera. meanwhile the men's doubles final was won by a french deo and i'm favorite here. and nicholas not here they want to for the past five years after beefing up all of them matt and matty that sticks to you and that

this is our there and here is that a grand slam title you know as a pair of. one day u.s. open and wimbledon. the football world cup starts on thursday in terms of finalizing their preparations morocco and back the world cup for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and the looking good ahead of the tournament on saturday the team nicknamed the atlas lions took care of business against estonia the moroccans won the match three one things to unesco and the x. penalty and use of and nothing else where one of the favorites for the wild cop france were held to a one one draw against the usa who didn't qualify remember alexander emitter of it scored the first ever international hot trick for serbia and a five one off bolivia and there were also wins for denmark australia and spain now a large parts of the world will be gripped by football world cup fever in the coming

week the philippines is hoping that team will one day play over to the men's team has qualified for next year's asians cup for the very first time but domestically the game is still struggling to meet alan dogan reports from kidd a power one in the province of course about. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but he comes from the mindanao region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have true mean just that a dream. rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential

in football they cannot afford coaches so i share with them what i learn and what they can barely afford sports clothes to play young and have to make do with whatever space they're given. her the most. but rob says the recent historic win of the philippine national football team vs goals against the jackets on is inspiring it is the first time the national team has qualified for the asian cup the ask goes also rose in world rankings soaring nine places to one hundred and thirteen it may not seem much but it's the highest ranking the team has ever achieved the only. was thanks to. the philippine asco say they hope their qualification to the asian cup will inspire more filipinos to take up football specially in rural areas like this one because they say all they really need is an open field and the ball but

that's easier said than done. in a cunt she were basketball is seen as a national sport football ranks much slower in terms of government for your team as we progress and as we continue to reap success we hope that this translates into interest in the national team and interest in the sport football has this reputation and image that it's a sport for the elite you know that they are the only country of ever is in the philippines you know you look at countries in south america in africa you know football is the sport for the working class is the sport for the masses. in remote provinces like brazil and classes are often disrupted by gunfire and fighting. and the pair of football boots is the last thing on the boys' minds but they won't give up the dream of one day playing professionally on the proper grass pitch. for

now they are happy as long as they have a ball at their feet. similarly dugan al-jazeera to the power north. philippines the golden state warriors have won a second straight n.b.a. title and the third in four years they beat the cleveland cavaliers one hundred an aide to eighty five on friday to complete a four nothing series whitewash this was the fourth fear in a row that the warriors and the cavaliers met in the n.c.a.a. finals and it was by far the easiest of the battles for the warriors to win. steph curry bounced back from the below cost of four minutes in game three to score thirty seven points but it was kevin duran who had a twenty he was awarded the most valuable player for the second year running. this is great thirty four percent from the c.e.o. that they don't host series the whole playoffs i desisted been great. you know you

know we set aside off with a championship so we've got a bunch of guys in the locker room that don't care about anything but just being better best for players every day when in the midst of the great history was made on saturday when south africa were led by a black captain for the fast time in a rugby test match and see achilles they will be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top in a try fest against england in johannesburg and despite the english building a commanding early lead the hosts came back to try on forty two to thirty nine. earlier the world champions new zealand crushed france by fifty two points to eleven in or planned in the first of a three test series the french actually led a hot time in the second half of the all blacks on unleashed all their might on the taurus and islands twelve match winning streak was born to an end in brisbane australia overcame the irish eighteen to nine with help from tries courtesy of

bernard fairly and david polka based teams are also contesting a three match series and that is over us both for now while later thanks very much tante i'll be watching the al-jazeera news i would be so rob will be back with more news on the other side of the break so do stay with us here on just. it also says it is a pool and i was a kid things would go for me was a pleasure and oppression played hockey always found the ball to play with a toll in the living room

a ride to pick out one playa who's made the difference to major yachts or a boy is it the are war for who can make things up in people can make things change you know thank you football tuireann brahimi on al-jazeera world. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pull for worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened i think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse now mahdi army uses a new service it's called lal dr it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers the apple for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers. the plight of the

syrian people and the violence they enjoy is plain for all to see. but behind closed doors some unspeakable brutality inflicted on the women. here from the brave few who survived macias and dignity and day to tell the tale. silent war i witnessed documentary on out is iraq. the g. seven summit with an escalating route between the u.s. president and his closest ally justin trudeau what a pleasure it. followed so robin you're watching the. program here with the news of his coming up.

president trump left canada early his next stop singapore and a high stakes meeting with north korea's kim jong il. also the search for survivors around guatemala smart for a game becomes more difficult unless hopeful. iraq. g.'s from one of the world's biggest camps are given a chance to share their stories with a global audience live. welcome to the program the g. seven summit has ended in acrimony u.s. president donald trump has now said that he will not endorse the final communique he said on social media a short time ago based on justin's false statements at his news conference and the fact that canada is charging massive tariffs to our u.s. farmers workers and companies i have instructed our u.s. reps not to endorse the communique as we look at tariffs on automobiles flooding

the u.s. market he went on to say that prime minister justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g seven meetings only to give a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs are kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak our tariffs are in response to his two hundred and seventy percent on dairy well these are the comments that trump is referring to particularly did not take lightly the fact that it's based on a national security reason that for canadians who either themselves or whose parents or community members have stood shoulder to shoulder with american soldiers and far off lands in conflicts. from the first world war on words. that it's kind of insulting i have made it very clear to the president

that it is not something we relish doing but it is something that we absolutely will do because canadians are polite were reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. let's get more this from our correspondent john hendren who's in quebec city and of course that war of words has begun in the meeting has barely finished john. that's right so we thought that the g.'s evan was divided when the meeting started on friday morning before donald trump had come and by the time he left it looked like they had papered over the differences all of them signing a statement of principles with some vague wording about free trade and other things but in the end they are more divided than ever apparently trump reacted so badly to trudeau those words that he took to twitter on air force one in order to revoke their signing that he made just the signature that the u.s. representatives were still to have made it he said he's going to stop them from

doing that and he's apparently looking into new tariffs so the trade war that everyone else here at the g six had hoped to deescalate has in fact accelerated it's hard to say where it will go from here or whether these guys will make up but what's interesting is that trudeau has used language like that before and trump in the past just fired back with some tweets criticizing trudeau criticizing the way canada and europe operate and trade barriers this one though really seemed to affect trump and now that you seven appears in disarray indeed that's the trade war is leaving as i think we all assume it will be the canadian prime minister obviously will not like the description given to him by trying but i'm more or less calling him a liar. exactly endo week one which the canadian prime minister cannot really afford with his domestic audience here he was trying it seemed to tread the line

between being diplomatic and being strong as canadians wanted him to do people are upset about these trade tariffs but trump is also concerned about his domestic audience he wants to look strong which of course is why instituted these measures that he keeps talking about farmers for example being hurt by canadian trade tears well that is. that is trump's base and he is doing his best to protect them ahead of midterm elections that are important to trump coming up this year he's afraid of his republican party losing control of congress so this goes deep and it doesn't look like trump is about to back down and we will be interested to see what response if any comes from today though and the rest of the g six leaders but we have not had any up to now. for the moment john of course continue to follow the story thanks so much john hundred think we're back city let's cross over to colleen robertson these the vice president and fellow at the canadian global affairs institute joins me now from ottawa in canada via skype good to have you with us on

the program sir just your initial reaction to the statement being made by president trump about your prime minister well it's like living next to her neighbor who's gotten increasingly crazy and you try and be polite to him but he he he just keeps pushing back and he pushes all those around him so i think that. canadians will sort of view this says just another in what has been a series of irrational statements from the president united states that he is singular where there's never going to president like him but. we have to we have to deal with the united states and our prime minister will continue to deal with them and there it is is it going to be difficult because of a trade war is more likely as part saw correspondents in various analysts suggesting the language that has been used more or less calling your prime minister a liar is quite tactless on the diplomatic front how is that going to sour

relations between ottawa and washington d.c. . well i think the prime minister understands the most important relationship that internationally should be as it is that with the president ited states so i think he will continue to try to work at that and i don't think he'll be pouring or on this he'll just wait because who knows where trump will be tomorrow or whether trump will phone him tonight as he as he does. what is important is that canada and mexico in the united states are still negotiating in there an effort to. restore and bring new vigor to the north american partnership trump has not yet council that he has threatened to do this during the campaign he's trying to do it a couple of times and when he talks about farmers will in fact farmers are the most to sit for us in wanting to maintain the relationship with canada mexico because canada mexico their two biggest markets of course in recent days we've seen the

canadians draw or policed a very long list of potential products that will be sanctioned if this trade war continues how do you see this being resolved in terms of both on the diplomatic front and on the trade front and how do you think canada will proceed both with its trade minister with the prime minister the foreign minister told the whole trying to you might say calm the uneasy waters at the moment. well i think that we will these tariffs that the president talks about in fact don't take effect on should do until july the first and they are in response to u.s. tariffs on opinion still momentum we are the biggest suppliers of steel loomed united states but they are also the biggest suppliers of steel to canada and in fact they have a surplus on steel and so the additional terror so you talk about another goods are to make up for the differential that is the american surplus on their trade with canada they won't be put in till july the first emerged targeting them specifically to try and get out to members of congress mitch mcconnell paul ryan nancy pelosi

because our sense is increasing that congress will act as a kind of check on the president the the application of checks and balances in the american system in to keep the trade relationship going certainly our foreign minister will be talking to secretary of state or trade in our foreign ministers also responsible for trade so she'll be talking as she does almost every day with the united states trade representative and every talks with the commerce secretary you know our ambassador will be working tonight to to to talk to just sort of thing you see where things are we know mr trump is many things on his mind he is off to singapore now to meet with kim jong un we'll hope this is just a passing phase but we will prepare and idea and our prime minister said we will apply these tariffs on july the first you are full of diplomat yourself just from sort of from your sort of diplomatic experience when you have these spats with the one world leaders having spats with each other how do you actually try and dare i

say it in a very simplistic way resolve these issues when you know you actually want to kohl and say what on earth are you talking about and how are we going to solve this will . well this is unique because we've never had an american president like donald trump and. but as i say it will be all hands on tonight to sort of talk to an american in counterparts not just in government but those in congress just to say look we don't here's where we're at and we are finding that there is in fact a fair bit of appreciation that the canadian position and i think that's putting some pressure on the administration to continue for example the negotiation with canada it he talks about the farmers again the farming community united states has been the most active in pushing the president to as they say do no harm to the agreement as our manufacturers our next biggest or biggest traded commodity of course are autos and the auto industry is saying do no harm to this this stuff

works on a north american basis so that's what that's what we'll be doing but you can be sure that tonight our foreign minister and our senior diplomats are going to have an evening of talking to their american counterparts just to sort of assess what is the president talking about and how seriously do we take this but one thing we've learned with mr trump tomorrow's another day and tomorrow will be another tweet and who knows what will be indeed we'll have to wait and see i'm sure colleen robertson thanks very much for joining us from autumn a sigh of relief we share your time on al-jazeera thank you while division has been the talking point at the g seven unity is the theme in china where world leaders are meeting for the annual shanghai cooperation organization summit chinese president xi jinping is hosting the event which includes that he does of russia iran and india his belt and road initiative is expected to dominate the two days of talks is a trade program that spans sixty plus countries across asia the middle east europe and africa and a tank it is a political and economic affairs commentator he says the contrast between the g

seven and the s.d.o. summit is staggering. it's a tale of two summits the best of times and the worst of times on one side of the world it is the worst of times if a family fractured instead of showing unity their bickering amongst themselves instead of creating a trade group they are talking about trade wars on the other side that putin received a medal of honor from. it seems like a love fest it's gearing up to be something very interesting and it is a definitely a counterpoint it is also perhaps the focus of a new initiative that will link up the c.e.o. with the belton road initiative it is really the g six versus one at this point is despite the nice things said by the italian side it is clear that the u.s. is isolating itself and that is where a lot of people are going to be looking at.