i know very well what's going on and i go out there and the whole country and even to al-jazeera gives the opportunity for a journalist to be a real journalist. cape town's water running out city or storage he said people should use no more than fifty liters of time water per person per day. about a third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one and you can see in about four percent of the water for generations they've already been collecting it and communal times all sources say the city will reach day zero on the ninth of july that's when they'll turn off the water in the homes to have it be the communal council stay on. the city's taps of fed by reservoirs this is one of the largest. because they'll gallop where four years ago they would have been on the twenty five meters of water since then the provinces suffered the worst drought on record. water saving measures have already postponed day zero bice three months

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conservation is helping kick his stove to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty snowed up it's as the technology improves we're finding all these ways in which our guesses are are getting corrected the latest evidence suggests that more cats than previously acknowledged but the slow leopard trust believes it's premature to downgrade the cats on the international list of threatened species. a bit of a strange day to start. we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberated. one or

four astonishing stories toads and their own wives how did you know to trust them not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. after a wave of israeli strikes of a gaza hamas says a cease fire has been agreed. although i'm maryam namazie this is al jazeera live from london also coming up is without a government off to the prime minister resigns following widespread protests. embracing his friends after two decades of hostility

a new relationship has formed between ethiopia and eritrea. and as solution of student activists in nicaragua is over but there are reports that at least one protester has been killed. welcome to the program our top story how mass says a ceasefire has been reached with israel to end the recent violence in gaza although that has not been confirmed by the israeli government earlier two palestinian teenagers were killed during israel's largest daylight attack on hamas since the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen israeli jets targeted several neighborhoods in the gaza strip al-jazeera is by its myth reports on the day's events. not since the twenty fourteen war has israel hit a target so close to the densely populated gaza city israel says this building was a hamas urban warfare training facility with

a tunnel underneath there were also civilians nearby israel says they were warned in advance of the strike i mean just smaller rocket was fired first of the roof a knock it's called for the people there said they didn't understand this warning instead some rushed to help thinking someone had been injured these two teenagers were among that group they were killed when israel second a much more powerful strike came in since friday evening israel's military has hit more than forty targets across gaza the total consultations with the defense minister the military chief of staff and top security forces we decided on a powerful action against hamas terrorism the israeli army delivered its most painful strike against a mass since the twenty fourteen war because it also released a video of what it says was the destruction of a tunnel near the border with egypt. israel has been frustrated for weeks now by century burning balloons and burning kites that drift over the border during friday

protests and set fire to israeli crops prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been under enormous domestic pressure particularly from border communities to do something to stop them and israel has threatened at a set to hamas if you do not stop these kites we will hit back and this seems to be that retaliation. dozens of rockets have been fired by armed groups from gaza towards israel a few have been intercepted by israel's iron dome system and usually hamas has claimed sole responsibility for some of the rockets fired by the israel's air strikes follow friday's protests which are now in the fourth month a fifteen year old palestinian was shot dead when israel says he tried to climb the fence the mainly peaceful protests began as an attempt to persuade israel to lift its twelve year long blockade of gaza but israel has not made any concessions and that's led to enormous frustration amongst garza's almost two million people burn

it's made out zero gaza. eritrea's president says history is being made on his first visit to neighboring ethiopia in more than two decades. wacky received a warm welcome to the capital by ethiopian prime minister it is the latest step towards reconciliation after the leaders agreed to restore ties and put an end to a twenty year military standoff mohamed it doe reports now from. a few weeks ago ethiopian that a chair will be tightening has there been for the past two decades now they're behaving as if they're the best of friends and a term president decides suffer working arrived in a disciple bones so today to dancing and loud cheers. slauson stand out in a disciple tight security to welcome his visit the latest in and then a long militarist. i thank the people of

addie suburb for this wonderful reception for the eritrean president and we know this is a good listen i'm very happy to be here with these two people and now one people. ethiopia's new prime minister ahmed made a similar visit to the trails capital last weekend where he was welcomed by a forward with hugs some laughter the forty two year old rb broke the ice last month playfully embracing a peace deal out and that in one thousand nine hundred to two thousand border war that killed tens of thousands and left from lists upright says then at a trail the field of the british full diplomatic for you and with us from things until the delightful fondness of been separated by the disputes that will be often and buses fly through. telephone lines. the sudden change in relations is surprising many but it's just the beginning of what could be a long peace process both sides will also need to follow through on their

commitments this week if you appear submitted a request to the united nations to lift sanctions on a trailer in a show of good faith mohammed at all just a disembodied. spoke to eritrean activists pharaoh's where a day she hopes the reconciliation will facilitate more reform within eritrea. it will sugarcoat some of the big issues that we have in the country and that's what i want to remind the people that this doesn't make it doesn't bring any changes to the people of eritrea you cannot have war and unhappiness and human rights violation within your home and then go and try to make peace with a neighbor it doesn't work that way i would like to see first of all the constitution ratified out like to see all the prisoners of conscious political prisoners in eritrea free. or appear in court and i would like

to see the national service and or go back into the original eighteen month that it was supposed to for the young eritreans that are in the country. anti-government demonstrations have continued across iraq southern provinces for a six day as anger grows over high unemployment and a lack of basic services protesters stormed a local government building in karbala while the cities of faster and not jeff have been placed under curfew security forces are on high alert with fears the unrest could spread towards the capital and go behind small. broken been touted but this is the damage after protesters stormed the airport and the ruling party's headquarters at natura just a day before there were scenes of chaos security forces have been put on alert across the country to prevent further disruption and there has been that i would

want what happened yesterday is that a group of vandals into the airport or a group of infiltrators with the protesters into the airport and they smashed the computers and the x. ray scanners that are used for security inspections and they smash the counters and a lot of the important technical equipment and. protesters say there's no reason why they should be living in poverty in an oil rich region. this is not a protest it's a revolution by the youth of not just the iraqi people have had enough nobody should tell you that this protest is linked to any political party or anyone controlling or giving instructions these are the people of not just youth and tribal men. critics of iraq's government say economic problems have accumulated over many years and the government has done little to make life of its people easier and to add to growing grievances regional proxy wars may be playing a role in the deteriorating living conditions of many ordinary iraqis. iran is

playing a major role in that because suse has been sanctioned by by the united states put a corner economy cali they are cutting all the races supplies and water supplies to iraq which were normally going going smoothly and this is also creating a problem for iraq i think view the audience want to tell the americans that if you create the problems to us somewhere else we've got combat you were in southern iraq including match af protesters are increasingly fed up with waiting for things to get better that's frustration that two months after elections there's still no new government that can bring about change barbara and al jazeera. ten thousand people have been protesting against donald trump in scotland as the u.s. president spends a weekend playing golf at his luxury resort is stopover in tambourine caused

angered spicy in a private trip there was support for trump air in london where several hundred people called on the u.k. to adopt his anti immigration policies as sunny gager ports. president trump may try to wave off all the disapproval encountered in his trip but a round of golf at his very own club didn't completely avoid encountered testis less than delighted with his visit. nevertheless persisted his primary form of exercise as he tweeted earlier in the day as the never trump has continued and scotland. in london it was a completely different crowd from the far right activists cheering the u.s. president's visit to the u.k. yes president trump we're in this sector don't welcome you both personally and in the role of the president of the most probable and one of the greatest countries on

the face of the earth so who wants to live here so it's americans we are your friends that donal's not coming here as a personal holiday is coming here to represent the american people so to snub him because of all of the american people because he's a democratically elected i was here in the mt stromlo demonstration on friday there are certainly a few thousand in the numbers say one thing is michelle and president chavez being a was acting was sold to the ultra right in this country. but the crowd here wasn't just meeting in praise of the u.s. president there was also support for the founder of the english defense league stephen yaxley lennon also known as tommy robinson currently in jail for contempt of court a man who has organized violent protests against muslim immigrants and of whom one of trump's diplomats lobbied the british ambassador in washington for his release

the poster boy of the english far right turned into a rallying cry for their cause to take pride in the visit of a president they believe affirms their reality with or without facts sunny diagonal al-jazeera london. and he barbara has more now on the demonstrations in edinburgh. well they're calling this a carnival of resistance and one of the ways that the thousands of protesters gathered in this park in edinburgh a trying to register their opposition to donald trump is through schumer and that joy and balloon over there showing the u.s. president as a baby in a nappy featured in the london demonstrations and it's now made its way up to scotland to those they weren't allowed to fly over the temporary go free zone where donald trump is spending the weekend well away from the protest this stage it was a flight over the scottish parliament as well that's where they say opposition march set off on saturday but now that it's here it's getting lots of attention and

in fact along the march through there have been plenty of homemade banners that people have brought along using humor to or to ridicule the u.s. president but also to remind does it for the titians that there are issues that they feel very strongly about teaching children is not ok separating children from their fear and so on a caregiver's is no cake any which way you put it and detaining them separately or with the parents is no case we don't make a sound if we share the bodies from the street how will america notably our son with them half of magma and half of them actually did least not the way that they meet now that the world stands with them how the toughest challenge in our. club. on sunday donald trump travels on to helsinki for a summit on monday with the russian president vladimir putin there are protests already being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland hope that

they've made an impact still ahead for you on the program tragedy is eight critically endangered black rhinos die in kenya during a relocation designed to protect been. and we'll tell you about a former refugee who's now preparing for the biggest game in a while football. welcome back start by looking at weather conditions across australia and sorry nighttime temperatures are likely be quite low once again particular crossed southeastern areas and daytime highs nothing special just twelve there in melbourne as i move the forecast through into monday we'll see this front just moving through the region so we will see some showers i think for parts of south australia into victoria and sunny tasmania looks quite wet and windy at times but across western

australia it's looking generally fine but you have got a fair amount of cloud pushing in proper sealed shower developing later on heavy rain across much of new zealand during the course of sunday is likely the clear way quite smartly during monday so brighter weather following on behind terminal two by there for christchurch fourteen degrees once the sun comes out so let's head up into northeastern parts of asia now here obviously we're looking for dry conditions across japan after all the terrible flooding that we've had in the weather conditions here are looking dry very hot and humid have to say there is some heavy rain across the colorado sapporo site having a fairly wet day elsewhere fine conditions across the korean peninsula beijing dry on sunday but another frontal system will push into in the course of monday bringing some heavy rain temperatures than expected reach thirty three.

it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. national borders and cultural barriers to tennis but the determined. discovering filmmaking talent from around the globe viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. the crossing. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now amassed says a cease fire has been reached with israel to end the recent violence in gaza although that hasn't been confirmed by the israeli government. haiti is without

a government after the prime minister decided to step down following days of violent protests. and anti-government demonstrations of continued across iraq southern provinces for a sixth day as anger grows over high unemployment and a lack of basic services so i want to bring you more now on one of our top stories the situation in haiti we're joined by. john doe he is monitoring developments for us in the capital port au prince and so we know that the on rest has been continuing has the resignation of the prime minister done anything to pacify the demonstrators. quite frankly it's a little too early to tell on that matter and i mean there were protests in the streets of port au prince on saturday pressuring the parliament to vote no confidence on the prime minister but ultimately that wasn't needed because during

the debate on the prime minister's future in the middle of that he decided to take the podium address the parliamentarians and that's when he said that he was going to resign himself so that really is the big question going forward probably in the coming days perhaps weeks is will that be enough for the protesters will that be enough also for lawmakers as well that were disgruntled with the prime minister he's now no longer the prime minister anymore but we do know that a lot of the protesters were. also pushing for the president jovan elmo east's to step down as well that has not happened so that's going to be the big question will this be enough will this call him tensions here will this get haiti moving in the right direction still too early to tell but i can say that the first step according to most lawmakers and most of the protesters was to get a new prime minister and now it looks like they will have that opportunity now that now that. has stepped down how long is that process likely to take.

yeah there were the president posed to address the nation later saturday night will be watching that closely i don't know what he's going to say but clearly he's going to address the steps moving forward normally the process is to get a new prime minister it would be a decision made by the president and the two leaders of parliament you would think that would take days maybe weeks quite frankly i don't know it will get much better sense of that. when we hear from the president later on saturday night but the bottom line to remember all this is right now the country of haiti was is without any sort of functioning government because not only did the prime minister resign but that meant all of his cabinet members resigned with him as well the entire government went when he went so that's going to be a challenge for this country to overcome but listen it was in deep political crisis

haiti and i would say it's still probably facing some crisis here when you don't have a functioning government but i think the hope is for the president at least from a lot of lawmakers and perhaps many haitians that this is now the first step maybe to exit the crisis and get a new prime minister of course we'll see how that plays out on the streets with the people that really matter and that's the haitian people and get their opinions in the coming coming days on this and i realize it's not just about this political crisis is that we we spoke about the prospect of fuel price hikes a proposal that was never actually implemented haiti has been suffering for years now from terrible policy what on the challenges facing the continent going forward . yeah you're absolutely right i mean the fuel hike increase that was proposed by the now former prime minister that was just what threw people over the edge they were upset they were upset about unemployment they were upset about corruption they

were upset about a lack of jobs these are the problems and this is really what the haitians are worried about this is a country that faces many many challenges and we can't understate or overstate it enough i mean two thousand and ten to over two hundred thousand people died in that terrible earthquake the country is still trying to recover from that economically and otherwise two thousand and sixteen a hurricane wiped out nearly the entire southern half of the country these are big big challenges and i think a lot of the haitians are just quite frankly saying listen we want jobs we want to better economy but you talk to everyone as well and they say we want to in the government corruption and that's why you saw a lot of people not only protesting for the removal of the prime minister which is now happened but also also saying that they want perhaps a change in the presidency as well president joelle maurice he has shown no signs of stepping down he's a democratically elected president of this country now it's up to him to select

partially up to him to select a new prime minister it's going to be very interesting to see if haitians did now to give the president kind of a second chance so to speak or if now they focus their. anger towards the president or not thank you very much with all the latest from haiti cambridge elizondo. well we go to nicaragua now where at least one student has been killed in the capital off the pro-government forces surrounded young activists the group of refuge in a church which then came on the scene some of the group glycine the ordeal as government forces fired upon them the students want president daniel ortega to step down marianna sanchez has more from managua. today and finally were able to leave the compound the church actually where they had to taken refuge since last night the speech that more than an hour. because of the party known and the pope who represented to. conversations and negotiations with gunmen that they were able

to leave very early and have been at this church last night they have been talking to the gunmen they have been asking them for the release of the students and they were unsuccessful they were they had a lot of. difficulties to allow. an ambulance to go in to get some of the wounded it's only a few came out but the students have been on the receiving end of the gunfight through all the night and this morning when the pope's representative and the cardinal went back in to be able to release them there were several students wounded and two unfortunately died there because they did not get medical help now the students have been taken to the cathedral and the war or the premises of

a key role where they are being taken care off and protected if you will by the clarity here and he got out while. a melting iceberg in greenland is causing fear is of a tsunami as large chunks of ice fall into the ocean several residents near the danger zone have been moved to higher ground the government and police have been put on high alert as it's thought the melting ice could swamp an entire settlement . on the western coast of greenland is home to about one hundred seventy residents . now wildlife conservation is have declared an environmental disaster after a critically endangered black rhinos died in kenya the ram animals are being moved to a national park the surviving rhinos are being closely watched and further relocations have been suspended or a bird in manly has. just two weeks after eleven black rhinos were moved to a new reserve in kenya three quarters of them have died early investigations

indicate they were poisoned by the high level of salt in the water in their new home we have been doing this for decades moving rhinos in order to manage the populations because they are all isolated you want to prevent any inbreeding but this was a new sanctuary in south east we used to have rhinos there they were all put out and now we're bringing them back to that area so it's a very exciting possibility for kenya but it's ended in tragedy this is actually a national disaster kenya's tourism and wildlife minister has ordered the wildlife service to suspend the relocation of black rhinos while investigations continue. moving rhinos can be a risky process it involves putting endangered animals to sleep for the journey and the reviving them but the loss of so many in one go is unprecedented. in the past twelve years about one hundred fifty rhinos have been moved in this way but these deaths have doubled the mortality figures. the u.k.

based charity save the rhinos estimates there are fewer than five thousand five hundred black ryan is the walt all of them in africa. poaching is forcing wildlife parks to take such drastic measures nine writers were killed in kenya last year and three more shot dead in may and their homes removed. kenya is leading the push for a total ban on ivory trade a while white in april president of hurrican ya to order the walls largest stock of ivory and rhino horn to be destroyed. while rhino ivory fetches a high price preventing poaching remains a challenge lore about a mummy al-jazeera now the twelve boys and their football coach rescued from a flooded cave in thailand will be discharged from hospital next day the health minister says they're recovering well physically and mentally after their eighteen day ordeal but concerns are being raised over how they'll deal with this sudden fame in

a video some of the boy spoke of their gratitude i wouldn't even want thank you for worrying about me and thank you for going into the cave to help me out don't worry about me now i'm safe haha hope. i'd like to thank all the navy seals who came in to help us and thank everyone for their moral support until today. after sixty three games in football's world cup there's just one more left the final between france and croatia in moscow it's croatia's first time in the final and star players like new come moderates have succeeded despite major problems in the game back home robin foresee a walker explains from zagreb. they have always been plenty of talented young croatian footballers rising up through clubs like the the mozart group coach robert

poole to loads remembers training more the rich long before he became an international football star. moderates a key player in the final robert can hardly contain his excitement. it's hard to describe my emotions just like everyone in great shock i can't wait for the final that will start it's going to be one of the great small and soon our more. moderate is talent show on despite him being made a refugee during the eucharist love war in the one nine hundred ninety s. and despite the fact that investment has never been a priority probation for. you would think that for a country with so many world class players croatia would have world class facilities but it doesn't even have a national stadium in fact this one built during the communist era and home to dinner. is the next best thing and it hasn't had an upgrade in nearly twenty

years. followers of the game in croatia say years of corruption and mismanagement in football haven't helped the national team on its journey towards sporting glory the rulers of creation for the.