the misinformation from the journalists and the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening perched on al jazeera. says that fighting the port city of how data will come third supplies for people already on the verge of starvation. and. zero live from doha also coming up in these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade and the president is simply enforcing them on the white house defends the separation of undocumented immigrants from their children. the u.s. isn't the only place where there's

a political rest over immigration and germany is causing trouble for chancellor. i and passionate scenes outside argentina's congress building after a vote on legalizing abortion. the u.n. has emphasized on thursday that only a political solution can end the conflict in yemen but on the ground a new phase of the war is taking shape. that forces move on the key port of data or about money has more. to yemen's port city of how data was bustling with people buying food on thursday bought this is also a city bracing for a heavy bombardment and the. people here live in these unemployment you know data there are no jobs a person you know works to use daily living there will be a big. crisis if the fight and moved into the city. with poverty and hunger and the

war residents would be victims people are dying from hunger the country would be destroyed. the coalition has captured a town south of the data as fierce fighting and as strikes pound the area the un security council has had to closed door meetings this week both concluding that the only solution to the crisis is a political and not a military one the u.s. ambassador says there are ships on standby to supply her data once the military operation and even our ships i just see waiting so we have a fright we have a very we're very well organized and we are ready to send every assistance force for headed. the council will meet for further discussions on monday but many analysts agree that a basket of data would not draw yemen's three year war closer to an end. supposing

that there will be a successful sort of military takeover there are many questions remain what will happen to other parts of the country you know what will happen to who will run her data what will happen to you know the deep divides among among yemenis i think that you know it's important to recognize that who sees as as a political actor as they were back in two thousand and thirteen fourteen. as the saudi led coalition forces a military victory over the strategic port the formerly exiled president abu drago months so hardy has arrived in the southern city of aden for the first time since february two thousand and seventeen to oversee the operations but the u.n. wants the attack on how data could kill up to a quarter of a million people and shut down the main route for food and humanitarian aid to the rest of the country this would have a devastating impact on survival of

a population already teetering on the brink of famine. in mali algis their oil. the u.s. says it will take quote firm and appropriate measures against the syrian government for violations of a so-called deescalation zone in the country's south west president bashar assad's forces of a covered much of the country's territory but one of the areas still controlled by rebels is the land of bordering jordan and the israeli controlled golan heights ideas collation deal brokered by russia u.s. and jordan last year has contained fighting the assad government has vowed to reclaim every inch of syrian territory. u.s. media reporting that president donald trump has decided to impose tariffs on tens of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports and official announcement may be made as soon as friday the levies could be as much as fifty five billion dollars as trump tries to fulfill a campaign pledge to clamp down what he calls unfair chinese trading practices he's

already imposed charges on steel and alimony imports from canada mexico and you firms louie has more from beijing. the u.s. government hasn't officially announced these tariffs yet but we have known about them for a couple of weeks the u.s. had said it will publish a list of affected items on the fifteenth of june and the tariffs are expected to come into effect a couple of days after but now the two countries u.s. and china have been holding talks to try and avert a possible trade war ultimately the u.s. wants to reduce its trade deficit with china by as much as two hundred billion dollars over the next two years and the trumpet ministration has also said it wants to give american companies greater access to the chinese market believes tariffs it's one way of forcing china's hand and china has said if the u.s. goes ahead with these tyrants then all trait discussions between the two countries over the past two weeks will announce the forward china had promised to increase

its purchases of u.s. energy and farm products much as seventy eight billion dollars and now it appears that they will no longer want to commit to that if the trumpet ministration goes ahead with these tariffs and the terrorists will also likely complicate the relationship between the two countries at a time when the u.s. needs china's help in enforcing tougher u.n. sanctions on north korea and the trumpet ministration believes it was tough the u.n. sanctions that forced north korea to the negotiating table and allowed the summit in singapore to take place but some analysts also believe that because the talks between the u.s. and north korea were a success that this now and gives the u.s. a lot more leeway to be tough on trade with china because ultimately china will not want to derail the process as denuclearization on the korean peninsula is consistent with china's security interests along those singapore talks the u.s. actually of state says sanctions against north korea will not be lifted until it

has completely denuclearized my pompei was on diplomatic tool briefing north korea's neighbors on the summit between donald trump and kim jong un but upon those comments appear to contradict north korea's view that the process would be phased in and reciprocal. the brain rallies across the united states against the trump administration separation of migrant children from families seeking asylum in the united states thousands of children are being forcibly removed from their parents are placed in detention facilities a laborde with mexico many families say they were told that children are being taken to be washed and interviewed but did not know they would be separated think of the stress of these children they take a baby away from a nursing mother they tell someone you're going to going to give the baby a shower bath and then they take the baby. permit a car seat and drive them away this is not normal and fagged it's barbaric it has to stop now what they're saying is well we'll find

a way not to separate them one of their ways not to separate the children is not to let them even seek asylum which is a right that people have in the world to seek asylum so that's not a solution a solution is not to tear children from their parents. speaking to reporters at a briefing white house press secretary sarah saunders addressed comments by u.s. attorney general jeff sessions of course of the bible in defense of the border policy shifted the blame on to democrats for not coming up with better legislation to deal with undocumented migrants i'm not aware of the attorney general's comments or what he would be referencing i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible however there's a hold on jim if you'll let me again i'm not going to comment on any specific

comments that i haven't seen because not what i said and i know it's hard for you to understand even short sentences i guess but please don't take my words out of context but the separation of the legal family and families is the product of the same legal loopholes that democrats refused to close and these laws are the same that have been on the books fruit for a decade and the president is simply enforcing them. they were all the republican policy in the u.s. house of representatives as outlined its immigration bill to be considered next week it would prohibit the separation of the children from their parents and to u.s. borders it would also include a pathway to citizenship for the so-called dream young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children and media reports say it will also some twenty five billion dollars for the construction of a border wall. has more from los angeles. there are a hundred people have gathered here in macarthur park in los angeles outraged by

the trump administration's new zero tolerance policy which allows the government to separate families of migrants at the border there are now one hundred detention facilities around the country that the government is contracted with and eleven thousand migrant children are being held there people here say that many of the migrants who come from central america face harassment injury or even death if they are sent home this is one of several dozen such rallies that are being held around the country and it comes at a time when the religious authorities in this country both the conservative protestant organizations and churches of the catholic conference of bishops and others are denouncing the trump administration policy calling it in you may and say that it needs to be stopped now on prescott as a former u.s. deputy assistant attorney general he says the trumpet ministrations method of to

tension is inefficient compared to other options that are available. this is the thing that's being lost in this debate there are many alternatives to separating parents and children for about five percent of the cost you can use what's called electronic monitoring that will keep track of families together you can do it by cell phone or by watch or by a gold bracelet whatever it may be that has they leave your daily reporting requirements where you verify you are you know living in the location where you're supposed to be living and you're going to the hearings of the proceedings you need to be going to and if you violate that fine then we can put you in that then jhon but you don't need to start with the presumption of the tension secondly the united states can work with mexico and actually create family processing centers in mexico where people can make claims for refugee status and then you don't need to separate anybody because people with valid refugee claims can be brought into the united states and people who violate those claims are not valid would then not be brought

into the united states well the issue of immigration is causing a major split in germany between angela merkel's christian democrats that both are insist upon the question social duty and the c.s.a. wants to refuse entry to people he's already made asylum claims elsewhere in europe something chancellor merkel which acts the mccain has more from ballen. the row over what to do with people who come to germany claiming refugee status who had already done so initially in the first e.u. country in which they made landfall has really blown up in the course of thursday the issue has been one that has dogged the the formation of a grand coalition government and now the bavarian allies of the christian social union is putting its foot down its leader it's the minister the federal interior minister mr horses a whole for who is effectively the leader of the party on a national level federally anyway has said he wants to go back to the conditions

that prevailed in twenty fifteen before angle americal open the borders to people with that famous phrase version of and us germany can do it i'm going to merkel disagrees very considerably she says no the should be no return to that status immediately that it should be there should be some sort of compromise solution her partners the social democrats will they agree they do not want to see germany go back to those those scenes of the summer of twenty fifteen the point here is that the coalition that exists right now has a smallish majority if there were a real problem between the bavarian party and angela merkel's party that could spell real trouble but the point also to make is that it's as if the main parties have marched up to the edge of a precipice in the course of today looked over the side of the precipice and thought well actually let's stand back from that the next step here will be what the leadership of the c.s.u. decides and we'll know that in munich on monday. that the impasse the scenes outside argentina's congress building after politicians now really voted in favor

of legalizing abortion a bill most now passed in the senate before it becomes law tracy bowden ports from buenos aires. the national anthem to celebrate a historic vote emotion was high among those who wanted to legalize abortion in argentina. i can't stop crying because you have to get over this is a fight there are so. many emotions we know that a lot of things are missing but we are still moving forward we have worked so hard we are being ignored for so long and today we are making history. the debate lasted for twenty three hours and the vote was very close especially when two congressmen changed sides and decided to for the last four months women here wearing green bandanas have been taking to the streets to change a law that affects this country's most vulnerable thousands of women are hospitalized every year because of complications with illegal abortions most of them are poor in the last decade argentina had half of everything from pregnant

reforms like gay marriage but abortion was on the table until now when the fighting started to change especially women and young people who took to the streets demanding change. opposing the law is the catholic church issued a statement saying the results in congress were upsetting and they did not solve the real problems poor women face today. released the country is not ready for them but as. there are a lot of steps that should be taken prior to passing this law a lot of education needs to happen people have to know that if you do something there are consequences and one of those is getting pregnant a consequence. the opposition as well as allies of precedent were divided on the issue. has encouraged his party members to vote as they see feet even though he's personally opposed the proposal. skee has been campaigning to change the law for years she says that the most difficult part is yet to come in the senate is quite

quite difficult to see for and hey at least he's not received here in the company and a little bit they put his time there in the senate john kerry is going to be the most difficult the numbers are i really really bad at the moment but what we are we're doing these like step by step a green revolution has taken over large sectors of argentina society they have managed to convince lawmakers that legalizing abortion is a matter of public health that urgently needs to be addressed that is i will want to cite is. hair on al-jazeera us for a fraction of the money as promised to the syrian human rights group the white towel nets. and the un's belief this warning gets about the risk climate change poses to the planet.

however weather set fire across the middle east lots of hot sunshine plenty a showers to further north just around the caucasus just pushing up towards the caspian sea the black sea scattering a sadness has to go on through the next few days and just around the edge of him allows to see some wet weather coming in here on friday forty celsius in baghdad forty one there for kuwait city rather more pleasant twenty seventh of beirut twenty nine in jerusalem picking up to thirty three for jerusalem by saturday that he starts to ramp up still a few showers there just around with eastern parts of turkey into georgia maybe into azerbaijan i mean it could see a little bit wet weather further south you go with the hot sunshine which stretches its way down across you've been punished i'm hopeful that the northeast when the wind is off a touch over the next couple of days forty five celsius here in. maybe a little less warm as we go on into sastre but still quite a came smile you notice always the scope for that lifted dust and sand not so

pleasant him pleasant enough across much of southern africa seen some useful rain little bit of flooding it's pushing its way into the far south of south africa sixteen thousand is in the cloud on the right there for cape town on friday we do still need the right guy wanted to sas day it does look lousy try and that dry weather stretching right up into zimbabwe. i don't insist it is a plane i was a kid things would go for me was a pleasure and the best. we could want they always found a ball to play with the toll in the living room. i had to pick out one playa who's made the difference to major yachts or a boy is it the big farm or some who can make things up and people can make things change you know thank you football tuireann brahimi on al-jazeera world.

again your challenges there as reminder of our top stories this hour the saudi led coalition fighting to oust him three rebels in yemen has captured a town south of the student port of data is the second day of the coalition's campaign backing government forces to take a day to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. accuse the shia who see rebels of using the port to smuggle weapons in from every. u.s. media reporting that president or trump will impose tariffs on tens of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports an official announcement could come as soon as friday. on the korean rallies across the u.s.

against the trump ministration separation of migrant children from families seeking asylum in the united states thousands of children have been forcibly removed from their parents and put into tension facilities along the border with mexico. a new report on the former f.b.i. director james comey accuses him of mishandling the investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server the findings are already giving fuel to white house attempts to prove the f.b.i. is corrupt and out to destroy us president donald trump company has the story. it was a bombshell announcement during a heated presidential contest we did not sign clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information former f.b.i. director james comey concluded in july twenty sixth that u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton did nothing wrong which she used a private e-mail server well secretary of state this is the biggest political.

scandal since watergate as a candidate us president donald trump still used those conclusions to bash his opponent arguing she was corrupt. and after he became president he took it a step further saying komi himself was corrupt trump says he fired his f.b.i. director chris handling of a separate investigation into allegations the president's campaign colluded with the russian government now a new report by the department of justice inspector general says the komi team made errors while investigating clinton for weeks the president has suggested the findings will vindicate him and his decision to fire colby and prove the f.b.i. is out to get him in it the justice department argues some of ploys showed a clear bias against the campaign one employed peter struck even texting he'd like to stop trump the conduct by these employees cast a cloud over the entire investigation the i.g.

report causes a great deal of concern and i think points out the political bias that the president's been talking about but the report also concludes we did not find documentary or testimonial evidence that improper considerations including political bias directly affected the specific investigative decisions the current f.b.i. director argues the employees named in the report have been removed from any investigation involving the president and may face disciplinary action nothing in this report impugns the integrity of our workforce as a whole or the f.b.i. as an institution komi reacted to the report calling it reasonable even if he disagrees with some of its findings and as the russia investigation continues the president may now use this report as proof of why that probe should end kimberlee help at al-jazeera at the white house the timing ministrations were nice to have

a six and a half million dollars in aid for organizations in syria including the white helmets rescue group but israel and jordan explains it's a fraction of what washington initially promised. on thursday the trumpet ministration announced that it would be dispersing six point six million dollars to the syrian white helmets those are the volunteers who have been trying to provide emergency medical care to the people caught in the cross-fire of the little seven year old syrian civil war this money is going to be just burst legally to accounts that the white helmets can access so that they can buy emergency medical equipment and supplies however this is a far cry from the two hundred million dollars which the u.s. had pledged to provide to emergency relief groups earlier this year just before he was fired as secretary of state rex tillerson made the two hundred million dollar

pledge any funding conference for the syrian people however the trumpet ministration shortly thereafter said that as part of its strategy to not be as involved in syria as it has been in the past that it was going to freeze that two hundred million dollars pledge the six point six million announced on thursday is less than three percent of that figure on thursday as it happens the u.n. special envoy for syria stefan dema stora indicated that he would soon be meeting with officials from a number of countries including the us in order to talk about the way to try to resolve the civil war through peace talks he did not however talk about the emergency funding going to the white helmets but one point that demo store did make to reporters in geneva on thursday is that he's not optimistic that a peaceful solution can be found quickly but that he said that after four years of being in the job he feels

a compulsion to try to make peace possible for the syrian people. documents his global warming is own course to exceed the limits set in the paris agreement by around twenty four. it's the u.n. starkest warning guests of the risks of climate change report says governments can still cap temperatures below the agreed ceiling of one point five degrees celsius but only with rapid and far reaching changes to the world economy in two thousand and fifteen and two hundred countries set a goal of limiting warming to below a rise of two degrees above pre-industrial times present or pull the u.s. out of the agreement last year saying it was unfair to his country tim goes and as the director of plan b. that's u.k. charity supporting the use of legal action to tackle climate change he says governments must take the lead with climate change because it's too big a problem for individuals to handle. we one point five degrees mine just sound like a number to a lot of people the call in paris when governments agreed to limit temperature to

that level was one point five to stay alive and that is the call that really sums this out this is an existential threat it is an extension threat to all of us to our societies to our economies to international security if that isn't enough to wake people up it's very difficult to know what is is too much for individuals to handle on their own there's a complete fantasy that this is going to be solved by people changing their habits of consumption this needs to happen at scale our infrastructure needs to change is has to happen with support from government it happens by all over the world to mandating that we do whatever it takes because we face an existential crisis we face an emergency donald trump is obviously a huge disappointment in terms of what the world is trying to do but there are many many americans that he doesn't speak for we've got the mare of new york at the moment suing fossil fuel companies for the costs of putting a wall around wall street to keep the floodwaters a day we just got to find

a coalition of the willing. that iran and morocco face off in their first world cup match on friday when their qualifying group includes portugal and twenty ten champions spain save the two teams taking the failed in just a few hours time there is little hope of making it up the scoreboard but that something fans in iran will say will make the upcoming game as exciting as a final exam best ravi has more from tara. even before their first game iran's world cup players were in the headlines not for her role it's on the field but because nike stopped supplying them with shoes citing american sanctions but even if nike wanted to run eons to stop wearing them they're still just doing it anyways this is sports this is football there is nothing to do with. and that's quite something quite irrelevant the sanctions whatever it's not going to go into the field of sports you can see iranian people are wearing nike maybe it's

a popular brand but i guess many people have a second thought about it because this is not really fair and this is not fair play win or lose he said iran's participation at the world cup for a second time in a row is already a great feat and at home in a country where women still aren't allowed to attend a football games in public stadiums there are signs of progress this is a call out to iranian women for a star search style competition to find the country's next female football announcer. and earlier this year the national in the women's team brought home the asia cup. beating out top competition and encouraging more women to get their foot in the door never had time and that was the fate of the players iranian society views it positively now and football has become one of the most popular sports of

course i've had many challenges since my childhood but i'm telling you if you make efforts you can achieve what you want. this club is looking for sponsors so these young women can participate in international competitions and though their uniforms may be a little different they have the same problem as female athletes everywhere they don't get as much money as the men for things like equipment and training the game may be played indoors in the size of the arena maybe smaller but these women say they are every bit the athletes their male counterparts are. to tell us says her coach is tough but she doesn't mind because some day she says she wants to be a defender and when the golden ball. and her future teammate gives us her prediction for russia twenty eighteen who do you think will win the world cup here

. these two young athletes or anything to go for the beautiful game the field in iran is wide open. why they can keep cross all the latest updates on the russia world cup and of course the rest of the day's news al-jazeera dot com. al-jazeera these are our top stories the saudi led coalition fighting to oust the rebels and yemen has captured a town south of the strategic port of data is the second day of the coalition's campaign backing government forces to take her data saudi arabia and the queues the sheer hoofy rebels of using the port to smuggle weapons from iran. us media reporting that present all trump will impose tariffs on tens of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports an official announcement could come as soon as friday and

levies could be as much as fifty five billion dollars as trump tries to fulfill a campaign pledge to clamp down what he calls unfair chinese trading practices. have been rallies across the u.s. against the troubled ministrations separation of migrant children from families seeking asylum in the united states thousands of children have been forcibly removed from their parents and put into tension facilities along the border with mexico. has more from los angeles. in the past children were not taken away from their parents in the past. entering the country without documentation was subject to administrative proceedings now people who are brought it to come in either alone or with their kids are charged with either felonies or misdemeanors and put in the detention system and their cases go before federal courts so it's completely disingenuous to say that this is a continuation of past policies nothing like this is ever been done before the

immigrations causing a major speech in germany between angela merkel's christian democrats the netball variances the party the christian social union the c.s. he wants to refuse entry to people who've already claimed asylum elsewhere in europe i shan't slow muckle rejects a u.n. draft document says global warming is on course to exceed the limits set in the past agreements by around twenty forty stockists warning get at the risks of climate change the report says governments can still keep temperatures below the agreed ceiling of one point five degrees celsius but only with rapid and far reaching changes to the world economy in two thousand and fifteen two hundred countries has a goal of limiting warming to below a rise of two degrees about pre-industrial times stay with us as next. from the tropics of southeast asia to the vero islands in the far north of lent to one of many smiths the women who crossed the world for love and stayed with change

a community one out of the room. cheap and fast a tile plastic is used for everything furniture tools storage containers clothing even tea bags and glitter on birthday cards it's hard to imagine modern life without it. so much has been created that scientists are calculate the total amount ever made at eight point three billion tons. and most of these items are used for only short periods of time or even just once before being discarded to later land and see. if not.