the big challenge is looming the world's second biggest aviation tradeshow takes off in the u.k. plus wife three d. printed means of causing some. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the. burying their dead hamas tells funerals for find killed by israeli air strikes as an uneasy truce settles. on this is live from london also coming up syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest begin arriving in the north. transform a lawyer is condemned by the president after reports he secretly recorded a conversation about paying off a model and the baby he symbolizes the controversial u.s.

policy of separating migrant families is reunited with his parents in honduras. an uneasy truce appears to be holding along the israel gaza border it follows a day of violence on friday that saw israeli astronauts and tank fire hit dozens of hamas targets following the death of an israeli soldier four palestinians were killed and at least one hundred twenty wounded stephanie jacka the latest from gaza . i. have masses military wing in the kasam brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various ham ass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from gaza he later died of his wounds sixty sites belonging to have mass were

attacked by israeli forces late into the night a few rockets were fired from gaza in response and a cease fire was announced hours later it's the second ceasefire in a week but i don't think this would last for a long time along graduate i think it's better for us. unfortunately and we will have just. go through this or story after that we'll have the same story because many problems over the. people and. the pattern of escalation the fire as elation ceasefire between israel and hamas well i continue. to levy a situation for the people here almost two people are living under this blockade everyone says the same thing how impossible life has become. i can't afford anything to work as a killer in israel before the blockade i made around

a thousand three hundred dollars a month of the moment i can't even make three hundred dollars a month exchanging money i work two shifts a day morning and night mother is the meaning of humanity is missing and most people are educating the confines work people are frustrated and depressed people are willing to die those who are married cannot feed their children patients can't get medication and there is no electricity this is really painful and sad. palestinians here have little power to influence the political decisions made either in gaza or israel no one wants another war but as one woman asked us what do we need to do to be able to live like everyone else stephanie decker al-jazeera gaza. carrying aid for palestinians is living pole irmo and it's only it will make its way down to miss siena in sicily before heading for gaza the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully and the israeli blockade

it's expected to take just one week reach israeli waters. is live for us now in west jerusalem and what kind of things are a result saying today after yesterday's violence. well i think what's interesting is the israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored in israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a ceasefire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point now we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then return to the gaza strip in response an idea of tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout

the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here are very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time soon well indeed and we have seen cease fires before and the in the last few weeks and they have failed want all the chances that this one will hold. you know it's a very good question sue and one that we really just can't answer right now because on the one hand we know that the u.n. we know that the egyptian government has been working very hard to apply pressure on hamas to ensure that this cease fire can take root we've been seeing a lot of reports in israeli media throughout the day today that while israel's campaign was ongoing in the gaza strip last night that there was a lot of pressure being applied on hamas to not retaliate while their targets were being struck inside the gaza strip but the fact of the matter is even though right

now it is calm that doesn't mean that it will remain calm there was escalation last week and yesterday hours before the protests in gaza even took place you had israel's foreign minister avigdor lieberman telling assembled crowd in the town of stand up on the border with gaza that in fact israel was ready to launch a campaign if violence was going to continue to emanate from gaza so very you know really unclear right now the hopes is that this will hold but people here are very realistic and they know that as i said before any little thing could really spark a wider conflict so good to get home in time tonight speaking to us live from west jerusalem. syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest have begun arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three

hundred people have reached the town of my broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given same passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since entered the city of connection the deal is a major victory for president bashar al assad whose forces have retaken much of the south at home. is in my book the rebel held area in hama where these rebels and families from connection have now arrived. well some of them have a lot of little to look like you asian bourses carrying people displaced from connecticut have arrived in hama province fifty five coaches containing more than three thousand people this is the first group from connecticut and will be followed by many others the total numbers will be more than thirteen thousand going from south to north this displacement followed a wave of offensives by the syrian and russian military says it takes place after negotiations between opposition groups and the government which resulted in the

opposition surrendering heavy weapons and allowing people to leave from south to north syria this will take place today tomorrow and the day after there will be more people coming here coming from south to north there will need to be a lot of resources and a concerted effort to accommodate such numbers of people they will initially be taken to already prepared shelters in northern syria. and then chilltown in yemen is at risk of being destroyed by an offensive to take a city near by zob it is ian esko world heritage sites where thousands of historic homes religious institutions and mosques it's south of a data which the saudi coalition has been fighting to retake from who three rebels and agencies fear the battle could create a humanitarian catastrophe. the us president has accused his former lawyer michael cohen of potentially acting illegally after it was reported that he secretly recorded donald trump discussing payments to

a former playboy model the recording was seized injuring an f.b.i. raid on cohen's property earlier this year in new york in a recording reportedly discusses paying money to karen to kill he says she had a ten month affair with trump well our correspondent particle haying joins me now live from washington patty what is trying been saying about this today. well i know you won't be shocked by where he's speaking out he has gone on twitter he is speaking from his golf course in new jersey way from the white house for the weekend but he has sent out this tweet let's take a look at it he says it's inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyers office early in the morning almost unheard of even more inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of and perhaps illegal the good news is your favorite president did nothing wrong so let's break that down just a couple of things that are completely totally untrue coming from the president of the united states inconceivable the governor would break into

a lawyers office they didn't break in they had a warrant to get a warrant for a lawyers office you have to have a really high bar of proof you have to present that the judge and the judge has to give you the war to do that judges don't normally do that so it's likely that the investigators were able to prove that there was an on going crime or at least they believe there was one now he said more incredible that a lawyer would tape a client let's think about that michael cohen was well known to tape people it's not illegal in the state of new york for only one person on the conversation has to in fact know the call is being recorded we know the president trump often heard recordings that michael cohen had recorded of other people you apparently just thought he wouldn't do that to him and then he said the good news is favor president did nothing wrong well that remains to be seen but special counsel robert muller is definitely looking into it it will sound very damning but is it out she damaging for the president. well every twenty eighteen twenty seventeen twenty

sixteen this would have been unheard of in any other political year i mean let's think about this a man running for the presidency of the united states just months before the election denies knowing that there were payments to a former playboy bunny playboy model about an alleged affair right after his wife gave birth to their son i mean this would have been a political scandal of epic proportions if it had been any other president other than trump it doesn't seem to bother his supporters he's often able to just dismiss these stories as fake news here's where it could get interesting it's very hard to claim fake news of people can actually hear you on tape the more interesting thing is cohen apparently has lots and lots of these tapes and so obviously the question is what did the president know about what michael cohen was doing after the election before the election we know after the election he was going up to business executives and say hey pay me millions of dollars if you want to know the mindset of the administration to president trump know that he was in fact doing that well there could be sorts of laws being broken michael cohen under investigation he's

made it clear that he may be willing to work with investigators right now he's here in calls from people hey you've got the tapes released and now why wait so it's going to be an interesting few months ahead for president trump and his closest associates it's going to be interesting to sammy from the fellows practical heinlein fans there in washington thank you still to come on the wildfires rage across central sweden the country suffers its worst drought in seventy four years and a rising tide of rubbish threatens the dominican republic golden shores. hello there we're still seeing showers over georgia they've been with us for a good few weeks now and you can still see them on the satellite pictures stretching just from the northern parts of take it out and across towards the

caspian sea these downpours have been very very heavy and we've seen some rather large hail out of them as well further south is just draw as you'd expect to this time of year so force in beirut we're expecting a temperature of around thirty or thirty one degrees over the next few days and in baghdad will be up to around forty three more hot weather for us this other towards the south and here in doha the winds are going to be a real feature of all weather as we head through the next couple of days that we firing down from the northwest so picking up a fair amount of dust but it will be draw it so a draw i heat for us we're looking at a top temperature of probably around forty five as we head through monday for the south a little bit more cloud might be around the coast. might just give us a little bit of drizzle and for the west it does look like we'll see a few thunderstorms that are down towards the southern parts of africa we've got a few more areas of cloud that are plaguing the southwest they give us a few showers looks like it should clear there was we had through sunday say then capetown will be up at around twenty two degrees and been told at around twenty

three for the east little bit of cloud just around the east.

welcome back reminder all the top stories here on al-jazeera have been held for hamas coming to us killed by israeli airstrikes along me israel gaza border on friday an uneasy truce brokered by egypt on the united nations appears to be held in the syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest have begun arriving in opposition held areas of the northern province of hama more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people every church the town of month. and the u.s. president has accused his four lawyer michael cohen of potentially acting and legally after it was reported that he secretly recorded donald trump discussing payment form of playboy model. dozens of wildfires are raging across sweden which is experiencing its west drought for seventy four years the swedish prime minister says always overseas are being mobilized to prevent

a great to do the day baba hospital. firefighters in sweden say their battle for control is far from over remarkably nobody's been injured by the dozens of wildfires i the government's appeals for help from other countries italy france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in albania that fata don't business government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer

says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't use this much. normally. i think we used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. think of the life. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety while fowls of swedes have been warned to stay indoors with the windows shut to avoid breathing in smoky air the situation is very serious and the rescue services do not see that their biggest failures will be able to be extinguished in the near future due today weather and i mean wheat and at the moment the focus is on delaying and requesting and trying to well delay and they're disbanding all the fires swedish authorities say that as of thursday an area equivalent to twenty thousand football pitches had burned that's ten times the size you'd expect in a normal year and some fires are still spreading the al-jazeera. spain's

opposition popular party has chosen the right wing congressman public assad though as its new leader a son of the replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy who stepped down last month after losing a vote of no confidence or saw those appointment is seen as a lurch to the right for the party has taken a hardline stance on the catalan independence crisis and wants to lower taxes. the. campaigning is underway in pakistan for wednesday's general election below while bhutto zardari the head of the pakistan people's party and son of former leader and is in bhutto has been rallying in the southern city of karachi in july the twenty fifth vote is widely seen as a two way race between the parties of former cricket star imran khan and now a jailed former prime minister nawaz sharif whose brother is running in the poll

over three hundred seventy one thousand soldiers have been deployed across the country to guard polling stations a mile high the is in charge district where the border with afghanistan where he has been meeting voters from outside the country's main cities. i watched majority of the budgets county population lived in rural areas where dime had. although it did take part in the election rigorously they have not seen the kind of results by their leadership in a country where corruption runs high in political political leader direct. typing all the billions of dollars from their ball country ended rural areas people do not have clean drinking water they do not have education they do not have medical care and all those things are necessary for the nation.

and for political leadership change will translate into a change. election. as it's never any change to a lot of what i'm doing now is what i mean to many there is no change for the poor in this country and it's going to. for the poor elections only mean a change of nothing more but it matters a lot to the elite class who are sucking our blood through corruption for their own good and they have gone from millionaires to billionaires but the poor are still suffering because of the social media data is now in a bad name and political leaders are getting a grilling from the population to what they have done in. government and goal by day have not been able to deliver on the promise of trying to better the lives of the watch majority of its population and therefore did

a question mark as to what happened next. cuba is set to approve a new constitution that will recognize private property something which the company states is long which acted as a remnant of capitalism lawmakers hope the sweeping reforms will help to stimulate the economy and encourage foreign investments but president to miguel diaz canales says the island's political system will remain the same. also named his cabinet on saturday retaining the majority of ministers from predecessor raul castro. more on to government protests are expected in the qur'an go when nearly three hundred people have died in three months of unrest the demonstrators want president daniel ortega to resign and have accused him under supporters of heavy handed tactics police and paramilitary groups are said to have laid siege to the last opposition stronghold of money mbo east of the capital from iran assumptions reports. thirty year old man this had

disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces in the meanwhile. they took him away outside the house but since there was an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called clean up operation in tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunmen have taken control of driving around in vehicles without license plates many businesses and homes here are still closed

but the roadblocks have been lifted there are still some tensions here in the neighborhood of one as the paramilitary continue to patrol the streets here i was thinking of food vendor one says she's out selling stew for the first time in more than two months she's still afraid to go there and if it does if the fire because of the situation we can't talk we can't say anything but we are ok because we are back to work. police say the clean up operation was ordered by president. and his wife vice president. says the government confronted protesters to bring back stability after weeks of turmoil. it has been our duty once again to defend peace for everyone it's been a painful battle because we've confronted an armed conspiracy. violent protests in me that i will have left nearly three hundred people dead. sebastian of rebel

resistance since the sandinista revolution thirty nine years ago and also during these months of protests on tuesday's confrontations at least two people were killed but the crackdown is not yet over. and innocent. shoppers in iran are feeling the pinch after the value of its currency have been less than a year economy as further threatened by the imposition of u.s. sanctions and the loss of all customers after president donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal while some blame the americans as usual others say they're only should have known better reports from taff around the price of one of america's best known exports is pretty much the same wherever you go but in iran the falling value of the local currency the real means what someone here might have paid for a smartphone last year has doubled

a thousand dollars in iran now costs twice as much i would try next is just one sector feeling the effects of american foreign policy iranian say from food to clothes to rent sanctions have made everything more expensive. i see the purchasing power of people has been reduced a lot inflation is going up rapidly instability of the dollar price has caused tensions in the markets and it causes problems for everybody i think we need a change in our economic administration this change could help our economy. the iranian president's chief of staff said last week a reshuffle was in the works to bring new faces into the federal cabinet to deal with economic issues but experts say years of economic uncertainty have created such a negative business atmosphere that no one seems to know how to turn things around . a common saying in iran is that the price of the rio always gets worse never better it's value has dropped so much in recent months that many exchange companies

have stopped selling foreign bank notes just to get a sense of how bad things have gotten many iranians compare the dollar rate to what it was in one nine hundred seventy nine when one dollar seventy rio's now that price is nearly eighty thousand in the decade since the islamic revolution iranian men and women aged thirty or under have become the largest segment of the population many say they want to leave iran for a better future abroad. i'm concerned about whether i can afford rent and food in this expensive city as a student i shouldn't have these worries i should have enough money to focus on my studies is empty and i'm very worried about what to do i think the cause of these problems is mismanagement it is said it's because of sanctions but i think that's just one part of the problem. while u.s. president donald trump is blamed for many of iran's problems iranian say their leaders should have seen them coming government leaders said the signing of the twenty fifty nuclear deal at the end of the tunnel but for many europeans that

light turned out to be a train. to her own. way plastic and danbury have washed up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they've already removed sixty tons of rubbish a bench near the capital. and there is so much waste that the military has been brought in to help with the cleanup charles moore is the founder of. foundation i member of the plastic pollution coalition he says what's happening in the dominican republic is a small example of a bigger problem. losing the battle i predicted this twenty years ago that it would happen when i discovered the great pacific garbage patch thousands of miles from shore now it's invading the biosphere and soon our salt our sugar our water our air our honey our beer and just because we see big pieces

floating up now people are taking notice but when you see a bunch a little bit plastic you gotta understand there's a bunch of micro a nano sized plastic as well and that's invading our bodily tissues so this is a worldwide problem and we've got to deal with this too late to put the genie back in the bottle but it's not too late to turn around our probably got lifestyles we got to stop throwing things away everything is a resource everything can be really used everything can be put back into service it's got to be respected but it's also got to be feared or plastic gives us a great amount of freedom and we must not abuse it we've got to reduce the amount of plastic that we consume it's plastic substitutes for things that were formerly really usable here in our office we sell re-usable as refillable things we use over and over again we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff

. a one year old hundred armed baby who symbolized the u.s. policy of separating migrant families at the border and finally been reunited with his parents among fellow yohann was separated from his father upon arrival in the u.s. and placed in an arizona detention center his father meanwhile was deported back to honduras it was only after being granted a voluntary departure order johan was allowed to fly home and be reunited with his parents after five months in the shelter the child took his first steps spoke his first words and had his first birthday in the facilities. services. they told me what we are going to do is take away your child to separate you from your child i asked them were you going to do that the child is still young but they told me because you cannot be in the united states you cannot go further with the child you cannot enter the us with her. he had his birthday if there he

will not turn one year old again that has passed and i missed it when he learned to walk that's not going to happen again either i missed that because of them they should not have done that he is a baby he can't defend himself he's not an adult to say he does not want that so if he wants anything. let's give you a reminder now the top stories on al-jazeera an uneasy truce is holding along the israel gaza border a day after violence that resulted in five deaths and israeli soldier was killed by a palestinian gunman the fence that surrounds gaza that prompted israeli airstrikes which killed four palestinians three of them hamas members. we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects

then returned to the gaza strip in response an idea of tank targeted a hamas military post but beyond that we've heard of no other incidents throughout the day as of now still calm but there is a lot of unease because people here very much aware that any little thing could could spark something and it could be a wider conflagration really at any time syrian rebels who surrendered in the south west bank and that began arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of my broke in hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage and a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since and to the city of connection. the u.s. president has accused his former lawyer michael cohen of potentially acting illegally after it is reported that he secretly recorded donald trump discussing payments to were former playboy model the recording was seized during an f.b.i.

raid on cohen's property earlier this year in new york in a recording reportedly discusses paying money to carry mcdougal he says she had a ten month affair with trump. dozens of wildfires are raging across we don't know what she's experiencing its worst drought for seventy four unions it comes after months of high temperatures and has prompted a pail to other nations. riot police in the philippines the five water cannon demonstrators protesting against the u.s. and china hundreds gathered outside the u.s. and chinese embassy in the capital manila angry about the ongoing u.s. miniature presence in the country wanting to do more of the south china change of state and the headlines inside stories next.

what's triggering protests in nicaragua president daniel ortega under pressure to step down after years in power of the form of evolutionary leader blames for the bonds of turmoil so what's the solution this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's. the man who led the revolution in nicaragua such a nine years ago daniel ortega and his son didn't start rebels were.