the split screen dignitaries on the other hand see the world from a different perspective only on al-jazeera. the tariff to it for tat u.s. president donald trump imposes tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods china says it will retaliate. is there live from london also coming up. all smiles for the cameras in paris but the leaders of france and italy have been at loggerheads over their policy on migration and. afghanistan says pakistani taliban leader. who ordered the attack on schoolgirl malala yousafzai has been killed in a u.s.

drone strike. a galaxy of stars turned out at london's westminster abbey to celebrate the life of late physicist professor stephen hawking. has already started a trade war with canada mexico and the e.u. now donald trump has added china to the list the us president has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods and he says more terrorist will come if beijing strikes back so will trump insists his relations with china a fine. i spoke with china they have very happy i actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly but china's been terrific president she

has been terrific china responded within minutes of the announcement vowing to retaliate with penalties on the same scale a statement released by the chinese commerce ministry says china is unwilling to have a trade war but the chinese side has no choice but to strongly oppose this due to the united states myopic behavior that will harm both parties and fissures lifeless at the white house allan trump seems to be saying everything is still fine but isn't this next collation. it is china had been confused about exactly what the white house is going to do don't trump has been talking about this for a while he compiled the less that would be for tariffs last month steve mission has the treasury secretary said no the war is on hold donald trump then countermanded him by saying that's not the case and now he's decided that he's going to go ahead with the status which is essentially an extra tax on certain goods that are coming in to the country the industries that are most likely to be hit or are going to be most hit are automotive the tech sector i grew culture and also the aerospace

industry and so those are all industries that china was trying to build up part of its china twenty twenty five program to get a march on some of its economic rivals but there are those who see this isn't a good idea quite simply because of the world's two biggest economies getting ready to go head to head in a trade war no the first tranche of these tariffs will be imposed on july the sixth the chinese have already said look if that goes ahead then immediately we're going to impose our own tariffs and in response to that the americans have said well we've got another list and we will put them into place really just as quickly so this is a row that is not going to suddenly disappear but it is donald trump very much delivering on a campaign promise you'll remember when he was on the campaign trail when he got into the white house has been talking about the difference between chinese trade and american trade even in singapore he said the difference is that i want to get

at least to that and singapore may be the key to this is well because china has always been in place and always regarded by the united states as a restraining influence on north korea the fact that he's no bill up this relationship may make him think that i don't really need china here so he's got a bit bolder on trade and you mention delivering on a campaign promise says that might satisfy some of his his base but can do trade war also be quite damaging to trump domestically. well donald trump obviously believes that he's going to win any trade war he has said that he said it would be good for the united states here's the difficulty republicans are normally free traders they believe in the market with talents they believe in the global market as well if in a couple of months we start to see difficulties particularly in states that reply only rely on agriculture and pig farming which just happen to be states that the chinese would target and surprise surprise states where donald trump did very well

then there might be difficulties come the midterm elections alan fischer thank you very much indeed. a us john cho has revoked bail for don't trump's campaign manager paul manifold he'll remain in custody until he faces trial on money laundering charges in september let's go live now to patty callahan he's at the court in washington tell us what happened. well i was in the courtroom and the judge was really harsh on paul man a for first me tell you why he was brought back here prosecutors said while he was house arrest that happens with a lot of white collar criminals they can wait out their sentences at home as long as they stay in their home and check in every once in a while while the prosecution filed an indictment against him saying that he was actively trying to tamper with two witnesses to coordinate testimony so the judge said really harsh words that metaphor was acting like this was

a marketing campaign not a criminal trial that he abused the trust that have been placed in him he was trying to undermine the credibility of the justice system itself she said for that reason you're going to spend time in a jail cell until your trial here in september this is a very big deal paul manna for is a man who has known nothing but the most luxurious life for decades here in washington d.c. he is now going to be wearing a prison jumpsuit prison food this is going to put incredible pressure on him to try and come to some sort of arrangement with the special counsel robert muller if he has any evidence on anyone of higher in the food chain keep in mind he was pretty high up in the food chain to begin with he was a campaign manager so the president trying to distance himself from it before the verdict the decision saying. he was only there for almost. impact. well you know he keeps saying no collusion no collusion which people are investigating him are politically

leading democrats they're not they're republicans but it is having an impact so this is going to be further proof to people who are against trial that there is some evidence of collusion the been twenty two people in companies that have been indicted five people have pled guilty to different offenses now his campaign manager is behind bars but really this whole thing is not moving popular support the those who do support his core base they're increasingly believing him. they are losing confidence in the special counsel patrick thank you very much. the leaders of france and italy have met in paris to end a diplomatic row over how to handle europe's migration crisis the french president . had criticized the italian government for refusing to accept a rescue ship carrying more than six hundred migrants from libya the ship is now on route to spain but not course common sense part a war of words with the italian leadership that used france of hypocrisy italian

prime minister called for a change to current policy which states refugees must claim asylum in the first country they arrive in. many ways through our new nobody in europe and wash their hands with regard to the migration problem the new approach must constantly keep human rights in mind particularly with regard to the human traffickers that are profiting from this inhumane trade we have to change the treaty of dublin not only in the interest of italy which today has been left alone to confront the current crisis but we have to strengthen our solidarity. the force gun legally fronts just like italy has to manage this migration crisis and we have to provide solutions together i think all of our discussions of allowed us to illustrate this joint responsibility and this desire to have at the same time more humanity and more effectiveness in dealing with the subject of having a cooperative approach and to apply european solutions more than sixteen thousand refugees and migrants are in the italian town of ventimiglia after france tightened

its borders in twenty fifteen residents there are getting increasingly frustrated with the presence of natasha but to report. the colorful northern italian town of fenton mia faces the mediterranean sea in recent years it's become a stopping point for migrants trying to cross into france just a few kilometers away many in the city say they're frustrated with the situation most say france should share the burden instead of tightening its border and turning its back on its neighbor the miracle of birth is a divine love but i think france should take some of the migrants because we have too many here italy takes them all but from doesn't want them it's not fair europe and france have to do their part these women say the romes recent decision to block a charity migrant risky boat sends a message to the european union that italians like them have had enough. say thanks to salvage any of lego he's helping reduce insecurity we don't know where to put all these people the city center left mayor is cautious when talking about italy's

new anti immigration government but he says there's no doubt that people are frustrated with europe the more the beauty of it i can't complain about the why people have approached this and helped the moderates but it's a big white to pair and people feel abandoned by our neighboring countries and europe. as patience runs out so does goodwill this church was once a refuge for migrants but it was forced to shut. two years ago the colombian prays that was serving in this parish decided to open up the church course of the migrants and any time now after thousand five hundred people sleeping here behind the church and inside the building but local residents became fed up and after bearing to pressure city officials decided to close it down. with the new government has decided it is italians first those of us helping got a ready feeling more pressure and they see less migrants coming the people who come

here are mainly refugees from sudan and eritrea this young man didn't wish to be identified but he described his terrifying crossing from libya is what i. mean there are still many people lost their lives what i did is away because they're struggling or. i look at you know people invent to me i may not be united in their approach to the crisis but nearly all agree on one thing the migration should be a european issue not just an italian one a new strategies are urgently needed to help those on the front line and protect those who are vulnerable it's actually butler al jazeera and to media italy afghanistan's ministry of defense says the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed by a u.s. drone strike one of his lawyer was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of schoolgirl malala yousafzai in twenty twelve is believed to have died on wednesday in the afghan

province of rhetorical before. modifier was at the top of pakistan's most wanted list as leader of the pakistani taliban he was new tourists in his attacks including one on a school impish shower in twenty fourteen that killed one hundred fifty one people many of them children two years previously the attempted murder of schoolgirl malala yousafzai she was shot in the head by taliban fighters but survived and was later awarded the nobel peace prize. those he met lula say he was ruthless radical and uncompromising and his speeches were often directed against the united states the pakistani state female education and the polio vaccine and. i'm warning the people to stay away from the security forces otherwise they alone will be responsible we also want the people not to buy land from the local

landlords otherwise the alone will be accountable. for liberal cast daily sermons on illegal radio stations and use them to spread his message its end in the nickname radio. grew up in the mountainous want valley and spent years as head of the region's pakistani taliban before taking neighbors leader from hacky minima sous in twenty thirty five luda is believed to have been operating from hideouts in the forests of eastern afghanistan he'd been full sleeve a cutie killed on numerous occasions and. the pakistani taliban is separate from the afghan taliban which is currently engaged with the afghanistan government victoria gates and be al jazeera. they are live from london still ahead south africa's muslim community reels from a stabbing attack at a mosque left two men dead. and the world cup is in full

swing in russia but not everyone is that have fun summits about causing maximum discomfort. great change in the weather across the middle east and dry we have some showers though and once again as has been the case of the last few days those showers will drift out of turkey they'll just make their way through the black sea over towards the caspian sea along the caucasus some wet weather coming in here armenia georgia . could see some showers along the spells of frying little try there's an all the possibly robert has some showers here live hotter in toronto as a result of that thirty five celsius sunny a possibility over the next couple of days still a few shows over towards eastern there was of afghanistan into tuchman this don the showers continue across northern parts of turkey up towards the caucasus further

south this hearts and draw the samoa and hopefully easing down for the eastern side of the gulf just around the gulf states here in temperatures getting up to forty three celsius on saturday similar value as we go on into sunday and as you can see pretty a. it pretty much is wall to wall sunshine with that persistent wind still coming through it is going to be dry long as you try to across southern africa but we've had some useful rifle just around the western cape the southern town has st cloud and right temperatures hey what about eighteen celsius showers pulling away on saturday she lost the dry but cloudy the sun. really isn't forced by their football fans who don't think about overheating really had that lead explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something like the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you'll

be going to. al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in the final episode of sports doping the endless chase . top stories here are syria donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods pushing the world's two largest economies to the brink of a trade war china says it will strike back. all trump's former presidential campaign manager has been jailed ahead of his trial. for attempted to tamper with

witnesses in it to russian interference in the twenty sixth election. and the leaders of france and italy have met in paris to end a diplomatic route over the fate of refugees to try to end to europe. that the e.u. is migration policy needs to be overhauled. the saudi led coalition in yemen has seized the entrance to an ad court in the country's main port city the operation to retake data from who rebels was launched three days ago that the coalition says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to the millions of yemenis who need it most of yemen's humanitarian and food shipments pass through data. the city in october twenty fourth. thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of a leading journalist who was shot dead on thursday in indian administered kashmir. he was the editor of the english language newspaper rising kashmir he was killed by unidentified men on a motorbike as he left his office in tryna go the fifty year old who'd been given

police protection order and three attacks on him in the past decade. people of the south african town of moore mourning the death of two men killed in a mosque attack on thursday stabbings are shocked south africa and of raise questions about the safety of muslims in the country and with us are of course. so would bustle is grateful that his brother faisal survived thursday's attack at a mosque near cape town he was stabbed in the face and arm by a stranger with said he needed a place to sleep for the night their father and a somali national were killed. in the. police came. because. it. says he was stabbed the first he thinks the attacker was acting alone so he's not just an a congregation or a specific. this is the guy he used to be blamed despite our kindness to him

unfortunately. but he will be judged well you will be judged by a lot of behind accordingly. the. western cape province is home to the largest community of muslims in south africa all. thursday's attack comes more than a month after armed men killed one person at a mosque near durban in problems police say so far there is no link between the two attacks. it's a small farming town families say they are still in shock and some are nervous community is a telling people to stay calm and not speculate until the police find out why the attack happened. the family and friends of the two murdered men say they want answers they need to know why the attack happened some say it won't bring their loved ones back but it could help them and the community move on. al-jazeera

monastery south africa. representatives from nicaragua as government and local civic groups are restarting talks in the hope of ending two months of anti-government protests now the president daniel ortega or his deputy are expected to attend it comes after another seven people were killed in renewed protests stephanie decker reports. and nationwide strike on thursday didn't stop the violence several regions of nicaragua fighting between activists and pro-government forces including here in tampa there were fatalities with locals accusing pro-government forces. we were not armed there were four hooded men some skinny in a black shirt and they were the ones with the machine gun the shotgun i do not know only they know what weapon they had a sniper was on top of a pole police officers were in uniform and we barricaded ourselves here. president daniel ortega is efforts to introduce welfare cuts in april prompted the bloodiest confrontation since the civil war ended in one thousand nine hundred the plan has

been dropped but the protests haven't stopped there demanding that president or take leave office many accuses government of using lethal force in trying to contain the unrest at least one hundred sixty people have been killed and hundreds injured in almost two months of violence activists have set up roadblocks on more than two thirds of the country's roads in an effort to push back against ortega backed forces but those road blocks are hurting the economy and affecting regional trade beyond nicaragua's borders but even with the beginning of the school we want to keep going because we're caught up in a crisis that has nothing to do with us there are many central american squatter mellons hondurans coast to reconsider even many panamanians here we want to go back to our countries because i've been here far too long now a new round of talks between the government and civil society representatives are expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker zero there are reports that greece and macedonia will sign a controversial deal on sunday which would end

a decades old name dispute with macedonia the agreement has angered nationalists on both sides of the border hundreds of grace have been protesting outside parliament on m.p.'s debate a no confidence motion against the government. former tennis star boris becker is taking the unusual step of claiming diplomatic immunity to avoid bankruptcy proceedings in the u.k. becker was appointed attash a for sport humanitarian and cultural affairs by the central african republic in april he's launched a claim in the london high court saying this role in titles in two immunity a british bank is priest pursuing because assets in court after he was declared bankrupt last year. i. guess. us thanks i just hours ahead of portugal's world cup opening match against spain their star player christiana rinaldo as agreed to pay

a fine of more than twenty million dollars to spanish tax authorities around the trade for what has also been given a two year jail sentence for tax evasion but as a first offender he would have to serve it in custody and elder denies accusations of avoiding more than seventy million dollars in tax. speak to our sports correspondent andy richardson who's in sochi for the big game between spain and portugal and the bush team seem to be having their problems ahead of this match. this is arguably the pick of the first round of group games and there's been a lot of drama long before the same got on to the pitch sons of christiane a renowned it is a lot of money obviously one massive leap then his huge fortune and he's not the first spanish base but it's come under the scrutiny of the tax authorities there hence this time in spain could be coming to an end he thinks he's been dealt with a little unfair leave or maybe a sign that he might be thinking about leaving. i really don't think he's going to

affect his focus on this world cup it's his fourth world cup it's a tournament he's struggled to really make an impression on four years ago he wasn't really fits in portugal when sound in the group stages he's only scored three goals in world cups on him and he'd love to put that right starting with this game against spain he's never scored against spain and evil of obviously to do that and get his team off to a good start because portugal sorest the slalom starts is a big tournament as for spain complete chaos. fired on wednesday when it emerged it negotiated a deal to come round madrid's new coach next season without circumstance and with the spanish football federation and their hero the sporting director is in charge he's got very little luck coaching experience but was a great player with ran with her it was around the coaching staff when spain won the world cup in two thousand and seven. he said the realm of your might not come around again what definitely won't come around again for him is the chance to take

spain into a major tournament a tournament i got a really good chance of winning and do you know in sochi which is already has to do winter olympics how is it handling the influx of football fans. yeah it's been very serene i know we came into this tournament with a lot of headlines about concerns over hooliganism which is by. understandable after the clashes between england and russia fans at the european championships and twenty sixteen stories about homophobia chancing racist chancing which again has emerged incidents in russian domestic football i mean this is this is a holiday resort a seaside resort on the black sea and really that atmosphere is coming to this game at least and what's been really not small is that is the international makeup of the crowd here not just spain and portugal and russia fans but fans from all over the world particularly from china and the united states they've got a huge presence here despite the fact that seem to have an even qualified for the tournament so that's helped to really make it

a really fun sort of party atmosphere interestingly. lympics somewhat overshadowed by the scandal that emerged after that i'm just a few hundred yards away from the former and see doping a laboratory that was used during that event and played apparently a key role in concealing positive samples and tampering with samples it's now a cocktail bar so you can get samples of a of a rather different kind then out about that somewhere where many of the fans can head to after this game and to thank you very much indeed. millions of muslims around the world are celebrating ied which marks the end of the islamic month of ramadan for many palestinians in gaza the holiday is also a reminder of being under siege this weekend marks the start of the twelfth year of israel's blockade on the territory iran can but one probably that struggling to find a festive spirit in difficult conditions. emerged a bird that gets his children ready for the religious festival of lead that follows a month of sting they headed to pray and to listen to speeches by representatives

of hamas the defacto power here in gaza. immured lives near the border with israel but has never left. since march thirtieth he has taken part in and he's ready protests along the border and seen many of his friends and neighbors injured by israeli snipers and tear gas this eat coincides with the start of the twelfth year he's really laid siege. to god willing we hope that by the end of the protest we achieve our goal of lifting the siege and we wish the israelis will accept our demand to lift the siege and give palestinian people our rights. i'm us representative. is the deputy to smell any of the political bureau chief of the mouse he delivers an impassioned speech criticizing israel for his actions and accusing it of targeting civilians journalists and medics during the protests. imad and an average ten dollars a week when he can get work he doesn't think politicians will change very much. to

live. by god the speech doesn't change the reality things on the ground change reality and we're changing things by protesting we want to change we want to achieve our goals. prepares to celebrate traditionally a time for family and friends but he worries about his children's future. fastly what we've seen over the last few years we see war then cease fire then they announce there might be a solution we become optimistic but then things get worse then there's a new war hope these protests will give hope to our children. imad plans to rejoin the protests and continue to demand the lifting of the siege and to fight the palestine in the hopes that his and other's lives will improve about family is typical of many gazans residents according to the palestinian bureau of statistics some fifty three percent of people live in poverty that's over

a million people despite all the challenges he faces is determined to give his children the best aid possible iran can al-jazeera. steven hawkings voice has been beamed into space at a service for the british astrophysicist in london's westminster abbey. members of the public and celebrities more one hundred countries joined family and friends as his ashes were interred by the graves of fellow science greats isaac newton and charles darwin or king died in march aged seventy six after a long battle with motor neuron disease he spent his life probing the origins of the universe and a message of peace and hope from hawking himself was broadcast towards the nearest black hole to earth. stephen william hawking inspires aspires joyous life by his courage stubbornness and his creativity inspired by its love for family and

loyalty to friends inspires above all by a scientific discoveries and is challenging questions for scientists of today and of the future much more here any time on our website the gist of it is al-jazeera dot com and you can watch us by clicking on the live icon. and one of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods it pushes the world's biggest economies closer to a trade war china has already drawn up a list of u.s. products that will face retaliatory tariffs but president trump insists he is doing the right thing i spoke with china they have very happy i actually they were much happier now they may not be as happy today because of what i'm doing with trade you probably heard that i assume it's been announced by now but we're putting tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology and other things because we have to

because we've been treated very unfairly but china has been terrific president she has been terrific. a u.s. judge has revoked bail for donald trump's former campaign manager paul man a fort ilar have to spend his time in jail until his trial begins for money laundering and foreign lobbying in september a judge made the decision after prosecutors working for a special counsel robert mueller alleged that man a fort and one of his associates had tried to tamper with witnesses in the case. the leaders of france and italy have met in paris to end a diplomatic row over how to handle europe's migration crisis the french president had criticized the italian government for refusing to accept a rescue ship carrying more than six hundred migrants from libya the ship is now on route to spain but luck was comments sparked a war of words with the italian leadership who accused paris of hypocrisy.

afghanistan's ministry of defense says the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed by a u.s. drone strike. was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of schoolgirl malala yousafzai in twenty twelve assad led coalition in yemen has seized the entrance to an airport in the country's main port city the operation to retake her data from hoofy rebels was launched three days ago the coalition says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to the millions of yemenis needed. thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of a leading journalist who's shot dead on thursday in indian administered kashmir the car it was the editor of the english language newspaper rising kashmir. as your headlines inside story is next i have the news hour for you after that i fear.

it's the biggest battle of the three. as. the u.n. is a strange feeling the humanitarian catastrophe but is there any hope. this. welcome to the program in there's a problem the push to say is the portal as well and truly on the way the coalition is intensifying its offensive and pro-government a yemeni.