and they've been you know that these been up to for quite a while so they're very strong but essentially what seems to have triggered this is actually this is sort of a retaliation against some frustrations are rising from clashes that began from wednesday us and i'm sure you knowledge as you have been trying to bring in sharia law and they belong about zach katz tax collection and also about i was asked about trying to recruit teenagers to join the ranks and your thirty's included look planned this is how resisted the us about tends to create a teenager and to actually post sucked up taxation and i think this was a form of retaliation against authorities as a result of clashes which began on wednesday and thursday just to be clear on your meeting al-shabaab it wants to bring in shari'a law not al jazeera just to be very very clear can a hunch about. can i then ask you about the fight against al shabaab because you've

got somali the somali government backed by the u.n. you've got american support you've got the african union you've got all these different elements are they all working in unison are they in effect a force against al-shabaab yes you say should be obese forces that you mentioned have joined together to form the a.b. some. and on top of that recent in the last few months particularly in the time of president trump there's been some drone attacks against specific us about tablets there's also being talk about the government forces one thousand to replace the ne some troops did not write that they are not ready so you say should leave today be some troops working in unison with american drone attacks that have been dealing with out about in the last year or so do you think it gives the people of somalia confidence when all these other forces out there i mean it's

a good thing obviously to have reinforcements and a strong force but also it can't give you much confidence i guess in the somali government to protect them. i guess you're right he said this we don't have too much confidence how about a lot of these boxes actually crossing through that in in a small sort of squared paramita of who had a capital and a comment in situations up h. within nobody looks within the middle of look at the she's somewhere it's not the place and concentrate that in many other parts of the country because also trying to concentrate their efforts in removing the government from for from office so citizens actually on a very impressed by us about long running battles and even stupider around over these many yes. and as this is the scenario as it is it puzzles everyone how all this in some forces out about you still it would look great right this minute yes

michael talking somalia with us today i thank you for your time michel. and. just a slight tangent headed but no further what michael was saying don't think hold over somalia is limited tax and bombings hundreds of mohammad recently wrote this francia zero dot com about how it is shut down at least thirty football pitches throughout moga to shoot. as you think going to the fields instead of to school and they're open too late and men and women mix there and it's all against as you say their strict interpretation of islamic law it's a fascinating bit of insight if you look up football in the feature section you'll find that one of the red dot com now the new cease fire agreement in southern syria between rebels and the government to more than twenty four hours old but there are only a couple of signs the deal is actually going ahead as planned the fighting stopped but we've got these pictures of syrian soldiers this is at a border crossing with jordan causing some concern their presence in the area goes

against the deal or so there is no sign rebels have begun to hand over their weapons meanwhile the russian military which is meant to oversee security is now in talks with jordan as to how to manage this whole area but it's with more from that jordanian side of the syrian border. on sunday russia's defense ministry confirmed the terms on which opposition fighters would hand over their weapons and be given safe passage to the north of syria and russia's involvement is significant and important ticket only for the jordanians is the jordanians who are expecting the russians to supervise security on the syrian side of the border the jordanians particularly concerned i have made it clear they do not want the involvement of any iranian backed as ball or shia militias on the syrian side of the border near jordan those hezbollah has been involved in the fight to retake data jordan does not want them to be establishing a presence on this border russia's security concerns to the lay those fears of

jordan and the russians also expected to keep an eye on syrian security forces and make sure there are no reprisal attacks on displaced people who fled the fighting in data province jordan wants those displaced people to go back home they need to feel safe and secure that they can go back home and again the jordanians will expect and hope that the russian police military police patrolling along the border will allay any fears that those displaced people might have. let's have some positive news out of syria shall we this is a lovely rated al jazeera dot com new this saturday a girl born in aleppo with no legs and now living in a refugee camp has finally received proper prosthetic limbs after originally using empty tuna cans as legs it is inspiring and then some and you can use the peculiar search term syrian girl tonight to read that one for yourself nice to see isn't it

the head of the team trying to rescue young footballers from a thai cave says weather conditions are now perfect remember they've been trapped for thirteen days but there's no word yet on when any attempt will actually be made to bring them out and after this perfect indifference the heavy rain is coming it's got hired in shanghai with more. coming from hundreds of meters deep within this mountain handwritten notes from the trip thirteen were delivered to the eager and worried parents outside the town long cave it was the first direct contact they've had since the boys went missing one read i love you mom i love you dad and he placed an order for his first meal when he gets out barbecued pork a seal diver added a note don't worry everyone is strong another note came from the twenty five year old football coach who took them into the cave he apologized to the parents and said they were being well taken care of the parents then wrote notes of their own also hand delivered the nearly five kilometers into the cave. twelve year old

proper out is a novice mark at a temple just next to the football pitch where the boys were two weeks ago just before they went into the cave the temple is believed to be a guardian for the cave it's currently also acting as a base for some soldiers working on the rescue effort so i looked on right now i want them to be patient and i want them out as soon as they can the head of the rescue operation says that the challenges they're facing are unprecedented and some of the most experience and best rescuers in the world are involved concerns are growing about oxygen levels in the sections of the cave not under water and not just for the area where the boys in the coach are also where rescuers are staging equipment and working from now on only essential stuff will be in the cave he called every risk you dive a reaches the limit in the third chamber and i cannot go further than that such a risk you mission has never happened before on this planet it requires both expert knowledge and skill maybe. he went on to say that more than one hundred locations

above the cave have been drilled looking for an alternate escape route as the rescue leaders plot the safest way to get the boys out the more than one thousand on hand to help with that plan is launched grab as much rest as they can it's got hotter al-jazeera chiang rai. still in thailand rescuers there are looking for fifteen missing chinese tourists near the resort island of protect after their boat capsized on thursday at least forty one bodies have already been recovered from that sunken boat poll chatterjee has the details. they've been searching for survivors for days often in rough seas and in difficult circumstances a boat full of tourists capsized off thailand's paquette island on thursday after it was hit by a five meter wave during the storm divers say what they saw in the sunken vessel is traumatic they were like small babies and miners and odds and in some of the not the life jacket still inside but they were shot in the bush police accuse the

boat's crew of ignoring weather warnings before starting their day long tour survivors from what's being called the worst boat accident in thai history say the sky was clear when they left port and the weather changed once they were at sea with wind and rain with so strong and everybody was so scared to death the rain was coming from every a very in the cabin and it was very iffy. most of the one hundred five people on board were chinese a third of the thirty five million tourists who visit thailand annually are from china chinese diplomats are and took out to monitor the search and recovery effort i said can you imagine when you find that body when you kid you know. you know in their ranks and when you recall them i literally my jean what did they get by the end of water so. each. time. i need something he said you should go. to kids governor says at least ten boats were

stranded that same time a second boat carrying thirty nine mostly european tourists also capsized all those on board who were rescued paul chowder john al jazeera. and more bad news from the region i'm afraid at least forty nine people dead and dozens missing in japan after what's been called historic rainfall triggered floods and landslides when one point six million people have been ordered to leave their homes with the worst flooding recorded in the city of. japan's southern tip. across half a nation a sea of muddy water flooding has rich japan into with central and southern regions largely submerged. the death toll has steadily climbed an elderly man was swept into a swollen river in harish homes have collapsed and landslides have buried at least ten people east to west from kioto south dozens of people are missing whenever the

night out and. i offer my deepest condolences to the victims and my sympathies to all people who have been affected. in central and southern regions one point six million people have been handed evacuation orders another three million have been advised to leave the heavy rain is forecast until monday. heavy rain will continue in the area from western to eastern japan and it will be historic torrential rainfall which could be the heaviest rain ever recorded nearly fifty thousand police firefighters and civil defense personnel have been deployed kyoto's riverside pramod not a major tourist spot was shot when the comma river burst its banks roads and bridges a shot for hundreds of kilometers warnings have been issued for landslide prone areas this rainfall is hitting basically everywhere at once so there's no it's difficult for the emergency services to prioritize where they should go first because there are so many things happening all at once and obviously if

a road is washed out or bridges destroyed even if you have a nice fire engine or ambulance you can't get to some of the places that you need to go to and responders have experience rule areas of japan struggle with flooding at this time every year but this year there were special circumstances typhoon preparation into the sea of japan on choose day high winds taunting japan southern islands before it moved north dropping unprecedented rainfall the typhoon has passed a move that means little to those navigating its rest shallot ballasts al-jazeera. remember we have a with a section at al-jazeera dot com the forecast for your part of the world very hot here at the moment plus all the global weather news there are picture galleries there are blogs from our own meteorologist as well if you go to the more menu at the top there out of there with a comb. just like that and whether it's down there at the bottom of the list it's going to do something very cruel now in london seem to tear themselves away from

the football for once because we've got more international news with mary on the mozzie. yeah it's difficult but we are here still looking at other stories making news around the world we begin with china says it will allow more foreign products into the country as it seeks to build close a trade ties with europe premier league chang told him you need is a summit in bulgaria the overall import tariffs the chinese market would be lowered these visit coincides with a growing trade war between china and the us president trump slapped thirty four billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods this week aging immediately imposed retaliatory measures all friends you can vesa gaiters could spend weeks scouring parts of the english county of will shift the traces of the deadly nerve agent norma chalk authorities believe two people who fell seriously ill in amesbury a week ago may have handled a contaminated vile it's believed the item may have been thrown away by whoever

carried out an over chuck attack on former russian side spice argus cripple and his daughter in march three people including a teenage girl have been killed in indian administered kashmir when security forces opened fire on protesters five others were critically wounded the disputed region is preparing to mark the second anniversary of the death of a prominent rebel leader internet access has been restricted in checkpoints push him place following the demonstrations. campaigning is started in mali's presidential election which is set for july twenty ninth twenty four candidates have been approved to run by the constitutional court current president. is among them along with opposition leader somalia to say planned elections have been postponed regularly since two thousand and thirteen because of security worries and attacks by armed groups in the country's north zimbabwe's president is back on the

campaign trail two weeks after surviving an attack at a rally two people died and several others were injured when a grenade was thrown at them someone got away oh is vice president says nothing will stop the election at the end of this month security is being stepped up ahead of the vote hundreds of mourners have marched in gaza at the funeral of a palestinian man killed on the israeli border on friday. the twenty two year old was reportedly killed by israeli fire as he ran towards the border fence gaza's health ministry says twenty four others were injured more than one hundred twenty five palestinians have been killed since weekly protests against israeli land confiscation began in march the u.s. is saying that it needs more time to reunite migrant families after separating thousands of them seeking asylum so far this year a u.s. judge ordered the trump administration to return children under the age of five to their parents by tuesday government lawyers say only around half of the one hundred

children in that age group will be reunited by then the separations protests against donald trump so-called zero tolerance immigration policy. well that's it for now much more coming up from london and out half an hour's time lets get back to kemal and thank you marion enjoy the game everyone there in london this is the news great if you're watching us on facebook live there's a bonus story coming your way now about a palestinian american who's going to sail around the globe carrying the palestinian flag and then later calling attention to the plight of migrants activists trekking across europe to show their solidarity they started on the front italy border we will catch up with them in town i frogz. hello there we're seeing a little bit of cloud drift its way across the caspian sea at the moment you can see it here on the satellite picture drifting its way towards the east and it's

giving us a few showers over parts of georgia and stretching down just into the northern parts of iran that elsewhere the really just very very hot for many of us so we're looking at a top temperature in baghdad over around forty six degrees that's not quite as hot as it has been but certainly it is very high the temperatures in doha will be rising over the next few days and that's because the humidity will be dropping off a bit say forty four degrees will be our maximum on sunday and on monday is the day when we're going to have very strong winds heading down from the northwest so a dry ed direction it won't be that humid but it will certainly be hot right about forty five towards the west and also a lot of the showers here over parts of eritrea some of them very heavy indeed down tools the southern parts of africa and for many of us here it is fine and dry but not quite for all of us we're seeing the winds bring in more in the way of cloud along the east coast say for some of us in mozambique we could expect to see a few heavy showers as we can in the eastern parts of madagascar as well generally

the further west you are there's a better chance of getting away with a dry day if you look at the central part so obama there's just a few showers and some of them could be heavy. everything we can news cycle brings a series of breaking stories during the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera.

the headlines are now that they were dot com and what's trending now as well i'm not the type hey boy from the letters to the family so that little bit earlier with scott hyde law and plenty of other variety i should is that story about the syrian go with the tuna cans for legs it's a lovely story really would recommend you don't have to read it that one it's just with so much bad news that does come out of syria it is really nice to see something like that have a look for yourself that's what's trending this saturday at al-jazeera dot com. solidarity march in support of migrants and refugees is reached the french port city of cali fourteen hundred kilometer

a journey to raise awareness of the appalling conditions that many do the protesters set out more than two months ago walked across france following a well trodden route of thousands of refugees trying to reach britain in fact i'm going to show you the journey now on the map it started in this area of the french italy border region of. oil that was on the thirtieth of april they have since gone through nice leon must say paris and all the way up to cali which is of course. that oh there it is the established jumping off point for migrants trying to get across the english channel over to the u.k. and in fact that will be the final destination for this group as well heading over to the u.k. i talked about was caught up with the protesters on this last leg of the march in cali. well that fit the mold has finally arrived in cali off to boulder to opposing four hundred colleges as dog days in the

northern italian town of bend to make it it is retrace the read that has taken place so many refugees and migrants as they try to reach space. because many of them of course most detroit and reach britain well the aim of this is really to try and raise awareness about the plight of refugees and with me as one of the people who will see that way maya can forty miles what was your message along the way as you walked through towns and villages we we had three messages we wanted to have protests against the borders of both borders and in france where the government prevents people from coming in and fresh. kenyan border and from the prevents people from going out of the british borders as one thing we wanted to demand. a decent dignified welcome of refugees and we also wanted to do and asked book the end of the cream and i dish and of the actual study that i did do was are refugees

now you've been based in cali for years i mean it must be quite moving actually arriving here often all this time and it's actually strange to come you know we've been so long on the march with in towns that we didn't know and here we are in a town that we know meeting people that we know but it's just absolutely incredible to see i mean the people out here and how joyful it is and i mean we are surrounded you see has many many people and we're very very excited about that all right thank you very much mike and forty who's walked all of this journey from northern italy to colors i said to raise awareness of the conditions of for refugees the journeys that they have to make which is so difficult in this march of causeway and in london symbolically the end of this journey will take place on sunday and if you head to my twitter page. come on just reposed at a link to a special newsgroup press from cali which ran earlier this year one of our viewers alan jackson and volunteers at the refugee center has filmed her own columns and

sort of a video diary and showed us what was being done to help refugees survive it is a great example of what you can do for this program if you've got a great story to tell so going to look at that well thousands of people in cities across colombia are demanding an end to a wave of activist killings which is threatening a peace deal colombian officials say more than three hundred human rights defenders have been killed since two thousand and sixteen that's the year a peace agreement was signed between the colombian government and the func rebels rights groups blamed the violence on funk dissidents who didn't back the deal actually there are a few protest movements making headlines around the world the sudden we're here is looking at those including colombia and i guess how they will picked up and grown online exactly well these protests in colombia were organized through social media following a week of mud is in which at least four activists were killed including the campaign worker for. the presidential campaign this is anna maria cortez she was

killed by an unidentified gunman and the western town of cosette is and her death marks the ninety eight of a socially or human rights offender this year alone in colombia and that's according to the advocacy group there just to see and this is sparking outrage outside of the country as well solidarity demonstrations took place around the world in washington d.c. in london germany and paris demanding an end to the killings of left wing leaders environmental activists and also human rights defenders and some took to social media using the hash tag they are killing us the highlights the plight of violence against activists and others also posted their video messages online take a listen. last book. we hope that citizens generate consciousness and encourage more people to come out against violence and that's a summation of socialist leaders and it's for the colombian leadership and government to take responsibility and deal with this situation and if not the

citizens will come out and we will continue to exercise collective action and mobilizing people and you purging never heard justice have you seen the somebody here she was a very brave woman who would stand for human rights in colombia she was murdered today well many people was watching the soccer game between me and land and yesterday seven more people were killed in a massacre in calcutta this kind of murders were going on from going over this reality for a long time but they're back and they started happening after the presentation elections in which you want to get warm as a new president neither him nor santos the current president has said a word. now despite a government peace deal with fog rebels that ended half a century of civil war which killed over two hundred thousand people activists are still in the firing line particularly in regions where the fog demobilized or the

state has not gained territorial control the protesters are worried that the death of activists could undermine the already fragile peace process while the outgoing president juan manuals on toss was the architect of that peace agreement with the fark he put more resources into investigating the violence and also punish those responsible and the chief prosecutor's office has said that one hundred and eighty four arrests have been made while protesters are also concerned that the incoming president iran do k. could fulfill his campaign promise when he takes office in august and roll back parts of that accord which he sees as being too soft on fox rebels or human rights groups are calling on the government implement effective measures to prevent the wide scale killings the united nations post that this statement on twitter saying that it vehemently rejects and condemns the murders of human rights defenders and social leaders and the ngo war and want says that the government continues to deny

the systematic nature of these killings ignoring the political motivations rendering those who are murdered invisible while low we continue to look at the theme of protests and we'll be taking you to kenya now where that's why human rights activists are marching on the streets of nairobi to condemn what they say is a rise in the police brutality they want and to extrajudicial executions by the police an issue that's caused a lot of controversy in the country and some of the dangers posed by youth gangs to justify the need for that tough approach all james says that police are not supposed to kill but majority of those killed armed and dangerous and the police have note. voice but then you have others who argue that the killings are the misstatements of a few rogue offices and that is not an approved police strategy and many in kenya are using the hashtags sabbaths about march for our lives and also stop the bullet

to raise more awareness videos like this are being said ahead of the protest and then you have others at all sharing pictures of themselves at the protest as well holding a post says with slogans like stop extrajudicial killings another main hashtag was saying a lot at the moment and we also heard from a few kenyans on this issue take a listen the steps have been one too many and lives are affecting the communities so today we've had mothers. making testimonies about what the loss of their sons has meant to them and in one big voice we hope that the government is going to be able to. stop the killings and the policemen are going to be responsible and accountable for their actions i want in digital lives to be held accountable. i want to sound monetary system and internal accountable she is to where police will be held accountable or. all. this and stupid

i personally believe my confidence and trust can use. well the protest comes off to an outrage at a number of cases over the last few months true in the case of evans. also known as he darrow evan was a well known university student and also human rights activist he was shot dead four months ago by a police officer during a protest and according to the human rights group frontline defenders he was subjected to police harassment through intimidation and arrests as a result of his work well let's take a look at some of the figures now these numbers are from a different range of rights groups. in the two hundred fourteen actually two hundred fourteen people were killed by police last year and sixty nine percent of them one men while fifty one percent of those killed were armed and suspected of committing a crime we also heard from the head of amnesty international in kenya. we're

hearing somebody grandson story come to see where our democracy was fought back in the one nine hundred fifty s. and to be up to three hundred people came together including the families of the young men the young men and women of lost their lives to talk about the need for. police accountability i mean and texas just to see. how we do want to hear from you on any of the stories we've covered so far so connection us use the hash tag news grid or you can just tweet me directly after him home and just one of the protest movement story which we've actually looked at in some depth on the group before spy cam pornography in south korea hundreds of women out gathering in seoul today to protest against what is actually a widespread problem. it's not doing enough to stop use of hidden cameras that secretly record women in public spaces toilets. even their office desks saturdays rally follows last month the story protests with

tens of thousands turned up to raise awareness on the. now fans of the fictional spy james bond are being promised the ultimate bonding experience inside an austrian mountain a new museum dedicated to agent seven is about to open charlie angelus been for a visit and we'll see her report in a moment but we also got to talking in our editorial meeting today about you know the whole bond narrative the one which sees him kill the bad guys while seducing women along the way can that side of bond be celebrated can it continue in what's being called the post me to world that discussion with our guest in a moment of first bond james bond the james bond museum in a mountain in austria. a journey starts with a cable car through the clouds emerging onto a mountaintop through a doorway cut into the rock and you've entered the world of james bond.

the british super spy who survived decades of near death experiences and dispatched one hundred fifty villains over twenty four films. seven elements is less of a museum more of a cinematic experience during visitors into different rooms dedicated to the music the gadgets and the exotic locations that make the james bond franchise the longest running of all time so. this mountain is where some of specter the latest film is shot the ice cube restaurant doubles as the hof the clinic and the road below is where the car chase happens the museum has been designed to feel like a filmic journey we designed spaces to feel like. we wanted to kind of the journey of our guests. on the structure of the movie from the darkness to drama to rest by you know throughout the whole experience the setting is utterly modern but the original character of days gone doesn't always

sit well in the modern world his casual sexism racism scene in some of the earlier films on display here the new bond while also a killer is also caring the girls is gone and the screams tell us that while he has had. over forty women three quarters of them have tried to kill him. here you can see some of the key gadgets used in the films explore the omega laser watch . analyze the used inspector and play at being a secret agent getting your own identity but what the museum does best is deconstruct how the films are made this model shows how the alpine chase sequence inspector is stitched together where the cameras are placed and how six planes become one removing some of the movie magic but hopefully inspiring another generation to enter the industry al-jazeera auster. so here to discuss the world of

james bond and how it may have to adapt richard fitzwilliams a film and arts critic in london it's interesting actually listening to charlie's report when she says the casual sexism and how many women that james bond has been with it's all sort of played down there at the museum do you think the filmmakers are thinking these sorts of things now as we have and i keep saying this today this post me to world i absolutely hope that they are because james bond it's great fun to have a museum devoted to him but he doesn't want to become a museum piece i mean this is the fourth most successful franchise in cinema we've got the twenty fifth eagerly awaited directed by danny boyle with daniel craig of course continuing bond the problem is that even from the beginning when we had andrus rising from the sea years honey and up to no school forwards some thirty five years and we have halle berry do likewise in even if you come to

suspect are we hand unfortunately the likes of lee or subdue monica bellucci wasted this is stick septum or what you need of course you have the gadgets which i farm of course you have the exotic locations you have james bond of the examplar that every male would like to be with the brandishing of britain's soft power if you like but you must create roles for women which a believable those only be the one in twenty four films and that was evergreen and casino royale playing best belinda and she was marvelous yeah why haven't they done it again like or maybe written this is may just playing devil's advocate don't read anything to it or maybe it's just a movie maybe it's a complete fantasy world and we can go and watch it for two hours and and just take it for what it is and what it always has been. but bond the has to change because the world changes them if it has any relevance in

a world where after all films are changing you've got as you've mentioned the meat to movement you've got the oscars changing you've got a society is changing and a very very different world for the burbs sunstruck to know if bombed but not to move with the times he would indeed become a massada disc dinosaur which is what played by judi dench very well i would have once called him let us have some change and that's key think side what about bond as a woman you know dr who is going to be a woman now already is why not the female bond why not indeed absolutely they are but we've had a whole load of spinoff and i would bond has inspired so many characters spoofs so exciting paddle movie eve's i mean bond as we've had so many types of detective a one sort or another have a female bond let's keep the mailbomb what i'm saying is when danny boyle is

writing that script and let's have some believable characters with depth and then we get more drama and more excitement as well as the gadgets and don't forget the bon mots richard fitzwilliams pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time. once again for the facebook live crew we're bringing you an extra story now about a national park that had been inaccessible to decades because of columbia's conflict till now my friends that i just saw and then fires here with sports is another game going on as member will host russia to defy the odds and then to sponsor and finals of the world cup. leg. fresh perspectives new possible in sci. fi and the stand in this and blue collar band made north of the public support debates and discussions when you see tough questions like this what comes to mind how do you respond to fall how global of all could we see algy zero zero mood winning programs take you on

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on counting the cost call wharves the world's biggest exporters attempt to steer away from a damaging trade war with the us pos how online streaming services are taking on hollywood bollywood and beyond. counting the cost. north korea describes talks with the u.s. secretary of state has regrettable accusing washington of unilaterally pressuring them to abandon their nuclear program.

lo i maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up. to blast hit somalia security ministry in mogadishu killing at least eight people. the football coach who like twelve boys into a cave in thailand sends out a letter apologizing to the parents. and massive celebrations as a lens beat sweden to make it through to the wild caught semifinals. my palm bio said they were productive but pyongyang has given a very different account of how top level talks went in the north korean capital just hours after the u.s. secretary of state left the country and north korea lashed out at washington describing the talks as extremely regrettable john young also accuse the u.s.

of pressuring them to abandon their nuclear program but as far as from is concerned the discussions were a success. we've made progress on almost all of the central issues in some places a great deal of progress other place there's still more work to be done we talked about what the north koreans are continuing to do and how it's the case we can get our arms around achieving what chairman kim and present proposed agreed to which was the complete denuclearization of north korea there is no no one walked away from that there still it would committee chairman kim is so committed. castro is in washington for us and heidi kerry a disagreement over the level of progress that was made on this trip to north korea by might what does this all indicate about what might happen next. omarion certainly it does not build confidence when you have two sides of a negotiation who basically are describing their experiences of the same event

using opposing terms what north korea is describing as regrettable in the eyes of u.s. secretary mike pump a at least publicly is described as productive so it's not the two sides can't be much further apart north korean state media went further describing these last meetings by accusing the u.s. delegation of the train the spirit of last month's presidential summit and queues in the us of making one sided and robber alike demands unnamed spokesperson for north korean government was quoted as saying he was very concerned because this meeting has led to a dangerous phase that might rattle north korea's willingness for denuclearization that had been firm now it's very difficult to tell because these talks between pompei zero and north of korean officials happen behind closed doors how much of this is an accurate description of the reactions of both sides and how much of this

is just posturing in your remember prior to the. presidential summit last month of president trump had done some posturing of his own threatening to cancel that summit just days before it occurred when north korea had used similarly attack like language toward the u.s. vice president but as planned stand now further talks are still scheduled it is likely that my pompei of the u.s. secretary of state will pull back from his personal role he is likely to be replaced with lower level officials which only adds to the concerns of exactly how much can be accomplished as these talks progress merriam and ninety do we know if secretary of state might have any direct contact with the north korean leader on this trip. it appears that he did not in according to the state department spokeswoman a direct meeting with chairman kim had not been expected as far as trump's role in

all of this the last images we saw of trump with kim jong was that a warm greeting between the two leaders during the singapore summit we know when that meeting concluded very quickly trump took to twitter and declared that north korea was no longer a nuclear threat well that was very quickly contradicted by a leaked u.s. intelligence report that concluded the north korea was attempting to conceal nuclear weapons and processing facilities and had no intention to fully denuclearize now we have not heard a public response to that leaked intelligence report from trump nor response from trump to this latest north korean statements characterizing the last meetings as regrettable with my pump a zero and as far as where this all leads us it's very difficult to say for these two unpredictable leaders exactly how this impacts the relationship and how we move forward from here miriam are all thank you very much with all the latest from

washington heidi castro at least eight people have been killed and dozens more injured in a car bombing in the somali capital market issue the group al-shabaab says it was behind the attack near the ministry of interior building it will morgan has mall. once again the city of mogadishu is living through the aftermath of an attack and once again those responsible are also about fighters the armed group has been battling somalia's government for twelve years it has launched more than have a dozen attacks this year alone and i when i was close to where the explosion happened the car on through the checkpoint barrier into the ministry building then it exploded there was smoke everywhere many people died in there but i wasn't able to count them. is fighting to overthrow the government and was pushed out of mogadishu in twenty eleven but it continues to target both government sites and civilians so that the with the i saw ten bodies with my own eyes and eight wounded

the car exploded inside the ministry building there was a lot of confusion screaming and lots of gunfire. three attackers entered the ministry of interior following the explosion and exchanged gunfire with security forces inside some honest government says all three have been killed but while those involved in this attack may have been killed al-shabaab remains a significant threat to millions of somalis and the future of their country stability people morgan al-jazeera. the families of the young boys trapped in a cave in thailand of received notes from their sons pos to them by rescue as it's the first contact they've had since the boys went missing two weeks ago there's no word yet on when an attack will be made to bring them out again says a growing about oxygen levels in the cave scott high last the latest from chiang

rai coming from hundreds of meters deep within this mountain handwritten notes from the trip thirteen were delivered to the eager and worried parents outside the. it was the first direct contact they've had since the boys went missing one read i love you mom i love you dad and he placed an order for his first meal when he gets out barbecued pork a seal diver added a note don't worry everyone is strong another note came from the twenty five year old football coach who took them into the cave he apologized to the parents and said they were being well taken care of the parents then wrote notes of their own also hand delivered the nearly five kilometers into the cave. twelve year old proper out is a novice monk at a temple just next to the football pitch where the boys were two weeks ago just before they went into the cave the temple is believed to be a guardian for the cave it's currently also acting as a base for some soldiers working on the rescue effort i looked on right now i want

them to be patient and i want them out as soon as they can the head of the rescue operation says that the challenges they're facing are unprecedented and some of the most experience and best rescuers in the world are involved the concerns are growing about oxygen levels in the sections of the cave not underwater and not just for the area where the boys in the coach are also where rescuers are staging equipment and working from now on only essential stuff will be in the cave he called every risk you dive a reaches the limit in the third chamber and i cannot go further than that such a risk you mission has never happened before on this planet it requires both expert knowledge and skill. he went on to say that more than one hundred locations above the cave have been drilled looking for an alternate escape route as the rescue leaders plot the safest way to get the boys out the more than one thousand on hand to help when that plan is launched grab as much rest as they can it's got hotter al-jazeera chiang rai. three people including

a teenage girl have been killed after security forces in indian administered kashmir opened fire on protesters five others have been critically injured in the violence the region is preparing to mark the second anniversary of the death of a prominent rebel leader internet access has been restricted in checkpoints put in place else to demonstrations in the area. iran says it's executed eight people convicted of two attacks claimed by isis the last year at least eighteen people were killed and more than fifty injured during a gun and suicide bomb attack on parliament and the tomb of the islamic republic's found in tehran it was the first time i still said it was behind the attack inside the country syrian soldiers have been celebrating the recapture of the main border crossing with jordan government forces we took the nessie of crossing point on friday following a cease fire deal for rebels to hand over territory in the province of daraa a russian backed government offensive is causing more than three hundred thousand

people to flee the region in recent weeks while the nessie crossing had been controlled by the rebels since two thousand and fifteen cutting off the main trade route for syrian goods to jordan and gulf countries a surrender deal has been brokered by the russians it's highly symbolic for the syrian government is where the uprising against president bashar assad began back in two thousand and eleven but it smith has more now from the jordanian side of the border crossing. russia's defense ministry confirmed the terms on which opposition fighters would hand over their weapons and be given safe passage to the north of syria and russia's involvement is significant and important ticket only for the jordanians is the jordanians who are expecting the russians to supervise security on the syrian side of the border the jordanians particularly concerned on have made it clear they do not want the involvement of any iranian backed as ball or shia militias on the syrian side of the border near jordan those hezbollah has been

involved in the fight to retake data jordan does not want them to be establishing a presence on this border russia security concerns to the lay those fears of jordan and the russians also expected to keep an eye on syrian security forces and make sure there are no reprisal attacks on displaced people who fled the fighting in data province jordan wants those displaced people to go back home they need to feel safe and secure that they can go back home and again the jordanians will expect and hope that the russian police military police patrolling along the border will allay any fears that those displaced people might have you no doubt as they are live from london still ahead for you a story rainfall hits western japan with one and a half million people ordered to leave their homes. and the spanish women coming together to celebrate his ball running festival

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