if anything it's going to get even high office some of us in the northwest and parts of europe so it's up temperature probably of around thirty five in paris thirty two in london and then as we head through into friday or the temperatures here a reading the same i think they'll be isolated spots where the temperature is a raven high in fact for parts of eastern england the temperature could get up to thirty seven degrees and it could end up being a wreck or breaking july temperatures so incredibly hot at the moment and staying that way as we head through the next few days for the western part of the u.k. things are changing here thanks to this weather system that's working its way and that's bringing us a little bit of rain and some cloud and that will drag down the temperatures we're also seeing slightly less hot weather for the southeastern parts of europe and that flanks of them from the storms here there's a lot of moisture generally in the atmosphere and that is giving us some very heavy downpours and some pretty gusty winds as well for the other side in the mediterranean the weather's far more well behaved taya and the temperature in june

is a thirty seven the weather sponsored by qatar airways so. where were you when this idea to be into a point where there online it's undoubtedly chief call. of opinion equality in our society today or if you join us on sat criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like bring you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers first change join the clovelly conversation on our jazeera.

i'm back you're watching al-jazeera i'm still run the reminder of our top stories both the still being counted in pakistan the general election and the times of breaking because it turned politician in run cons pakistan three is leading the preliminary tally his opponents say they won't accept the results please in china say a suspected firework device exploded outside the u.s. embassy in beijing waiting only a twenty six year old male suspect v.m.c. described the device as a bomb state media say earlier police took away a woman who tried to emulate self-immolating south outside the embassy. funerals are being held for some of the more than two hundred victims of separate i still say assad bomb attacks in southern syrian city of also way to a comes as pro-government forces continue their campaign to clear and i still held area that's close to israeli occupied golan heights. hamas is military wing says it's on high alert after israel targeted positions on the gaza strip killing three palestinians and al kut some brigades commander said israel will quote pay

a bloody price for the strikes an israeli army spokesman said it was reporting after its troops came under fire near the border with gaza just days ago her mass leaders agreed to a cease fire with israel to prevent from escalating. profit has moved from gaza a. very tense situation here in gaza one can only believe sudden israel as well the smalling following an escalation of violence last night now the israeli military saying that mass kucing how massive using children as cover for a sniper attack the military saying that a group of around twenty children approached the fence around seven pm local time last night and the israeli military went down to the fence to investigate and that's when they say the sniper opened fire one israeli soldier injured in that attack the israeli military responding with strikes against various terrorist posts three members of hamas military wing the kasam brigade killed in those it. israel

says that there were nine projects as what it describes as project cells launched from gaza last night one of which was intercepted by the are in dome the rest landing on what it describes as empty ground now a massive come out with a statement this morning saying that israel will pay the price with its blood for these attacks and say that it's full season the forces of other groups here in gaza are in a state of maximum alert now also the israeli minister for public security and strategic affairs gilad area and has been speaking to an israeli radio station he says we are being dragged into a wider operation with hamas we are approaching with great strides despite what can only be described as relative calm over the last few days in gaza a very tense situation the small and now saudi arabia says it will temporarily stop transporting oil through the strait it says who the fighters of

a tank two tank is carrying crude oil on and said to have been lightly damaged the straits located between yemen on the arabian peninsula to beauty and never train the horn of africa another coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which are used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe. if oil can't transit through an important channel like the unmined even for a short time it could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices globally the alliance fronted by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. has been fighting in yemen for three years against the hugely rebels linked to iran during that time the us has issued several warnings to commercial ships about using the route that have been attacks on u.s. turkish and saudi aber r.t. coalition vessels but in the most recent incident pro who's the media isn't mentioning an oil tanker instead two separate reports describe an attack on a coalition warship off the western coast of yemen rodger shanahan is

a research fellow at the institute for international policy and a form australian army officer with extensive experience in the middle east now he believes the saudis will resume shipments soon the fact that it targeted. and oil changes on the station the other. incidents very senior who. lend to ship led by ship missiles have targeted military vessels and i think this is probably in order to calm the markets serry authorities have decided to temporarily put a halt to oil and oil tankers traveling through the belmondo but i think it will be a relatively short term proposition i don't think we're going to see a long term trend in rise in oil prices because i don't think that who. might make

out a long term campaign of this type if there are any other coalition vessels who attack did in this way you'll see a pretty swift response from those countries because freedom of navigation particularly net sensitive waterway is something that is really essential. to the maintenance of the economic lifelines in the coalition will tight. take significant steps to ensure that debt occurs in you may well see as well additional force protection from. maritime assets in the short term to ensure that there is freedom of navigation for. those economically vital supply lines. now yemen is on the verge of a second cholera epidemic that's according to the charity save the children more than a million people weigh. and in just the first week of this month some three thousand the suspected cases were reported pulls today. in yemen's port city of

a data eight month old lena is suffering from severe malnutrition two of her siblings have already died from diarrhea and fever. lena is exhausted and suffering she's in a weak states we buy food as much as we can afford but everything sketches we have had enough be all frayed and weary tens of thousands of yemeni children like lena risk of contracting cholera in these hot summer conditions the disease could spread rapidly last year her data had one hundred sixty four thousand cases out of more than a million nationwide in the first week of july alone thousands of new suspected cases were reported charities like save the children say they are doing all they can to help kids like lena we are able to help but how much longer if we can't get humanitarian supplies in here if we cut get medicine in here save the children says

what data could be ground zero for new cholera epidemic in one district new cases increased by one hundred ten percent between mid may and mid june food emergency supplies and medicines were already scarce and the saudi emirate he led offensive against with the rebels has turned hospitals into rubble and damaged water and sewer pipes thousands who have scaped are living in makeshift camps with no sanitation and water these conditions have left children especially former ball that many children hair and these children have seen things children should never see i just saw a game where they learned about explosives i saw at play where children are going through the trauma of being bombed with the possibility of hard data being besieged save the children is warning children here won't have a chance to survive. paul tried to al-jazeera. south sudan's rival leaders of come to a new power sharing agreement three years after their previous deal collapsed salva

kiir the right bashar will sign the final accord on all because the fifth sudan's official news agency says kim will leave the transitional government will return as vice president the two men are attempting to bring a political end to a four year civil war tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions of others have been forced out of their homes. at least eighty one people have died in greece after wildfires near athens rescuers all searching both the sea and on land and as they try to track down missing people these barca reports are from matty well the relief effort here in matty and other places along this coastline is gathering pace the military has been drafted in to help distribute aid and the red cross have set up a command center in the town of rafa a bit further down the coast in terms of support well the prime minister alexis tsipras has offered short term financial aid for those worst affected but when it comes to this kind of damage where do you even begin this was

a very very busy and very popular beach bar at this time of year would have been full of tourists both greek and foreign well in terms of the clear up operation that's also gathering pace as well this road only a day or so ago was completely choked with cars it is now at least clear but fears are now growing for those people who remain missing fire crews have been going from house to house searching the one after another there are still dozens of people in hospital some of them are in a critical condition when it comes to this area recovering well that road will be a very very long one. at least twenty six people are being killed and more than one hundred are missing after a dam in laos collapsed on monday but the roads leading up to the dam are damaged by floods and landslides about three thousand people are waiting to be rescued with thousands more lost teams from china thailand and south korea are joining the rescue operation. at least six members of a japanese culture responsible for

a subway attack in the one nine hundred ninety s. have been executed thirteen people were killed and nearly six thousand people were injured after the group released a poisonous sarin gas in tokyo subway in march one nine hundred ninety five the group blome to the machine if i could do state cult its founder was executed this month. the u.s. and european union have agreed to work together on lowering trade barriers u.s. president all trying to start trading o'shea sions with the e.u. lame to resolve disputes over tariffs on steel allen minium and other items you know it's been followed a meeting at the white house between trump and european commission president john quality and. of course. on the understanding the as long as we are negotiating unless one party would stop the negotiations. further tariffs and uterus existing tariffs on steel and aluminum this will open

markets for farmers and workers increase investment and lead to greater prosperity in both the united states and the european union it will also make trade fairer and more receptor call. day two of the annual brics summit is getting underway in johannesburg the day opened was dominated by trade with china's president urging the world's emerging powers to unite in the growing u.s. protectionism xi jinping said the world face a choice between corporation and confrontation how do we toss the house more from the summit. leaders from brazil russia india china and south africa say they are united in fighting protectionism and promoting global trade it's the first time presidents on the brics change block a meeting since donald trump's administration said it was ready to impose tariffs on all chinese imports a movie called a mistake and also hurt smaller countries like south africa we are meeting here ladies and gentlemen at

a time when the multilateral trading system is facing unprecedented challenges we are concerned by the rise in unilateral measures that are incompatible with world trade organization rules and. we are worried about the impact of these measures especially as the impacts developing countries and economies. the five countries in the brics block represent some of the world's biggest emerging economies more than forty percent of the global population china has a world second largest economy off to the united states was already done for the markets to buy and sell their products countries of the arab had become privatized . community activists feel the scrabble for resources could undermine human rights and good governance in perspective of india there are many infrastructure projects

coming which are causing a lot of human rights violations so we have farmers who are fighting against the land. there's a project called industry pardo that's coming which will acquire forty percent of the india's line and so we are just concerned about the amount of displacement that will have been some economists say improving t.t.'s and increasing trade among brics countries could make the emerging economies more competitive and perhaps challenge the u.s. it was some insist is an attempt to stoke tension and start a global trading. janice but. people in greenland have long relied on sled dogs to hunt and fish on ice but this tradition is certainly sating. stable when to seize false fisherman to use boats instead nik clock reports from a litter set greenland's west coast. a person of ache in the remote north west there's a wedding on it's an occasion for traditional innuit dress to herald

a happy future while keeping a cultural connection with the past important in these changing times. down in the harbor a fisherman is unloading his catch of halibut it's been a good day fisherman can earn huge sums here maybe eight thousand dollars a week in some amounts most of the cash goes the national fishing conglomerate which is expanding its operations into remote communities and one of the reasons why the fishermen do so well is because winters are getting shorter and the summer season is expanding open water for quite a a much slower time and we can ship our. goats to denmark to export them a little longer than we usually but that expanding season and less ice means a traditional form of transport is not as necessary as it once was all along greenland's coastal towns and settlements there are sled dogs everywhere that part

of innuit culture there in the blood but this relationship is under pressure here in the tourist center of louis that dogs have always outnumbered the human population which stands at round about four and a half thousand but now it's the other way round there are only sixteen hundred dogs left and they're still declining. fisherman call peterson used to sledge out on to the ice in winter to fish ice conditions and now say variable though is not possible anymore she and. i used to keep dogs outside my house but i stopped using them five years ago i can now use my boat all year round. there are all those bucking the trend saddened by the gradual demise of a mode of transport that goes back thousands of them with us and is determined to keep the tradition. to an if for our culture my family still has dogs because we want our children to experience what we and our ancestors experienced in the winter

we sledge to the ice fjords to fish and hunt seals. change is all around in greenland from how to deal with the d. tree is to the modern world to remote settlements to more fundamental issues of alcoholism and high suicide rates there's an upside to of course better education and standards of living and better opportunities but who can say how the latest generation will play out their lives in the years to come nick clarke al-jazeera green. you're watching all just their arms the whole rom of the reminder of our top stories votes are being counted in pakistan's general election. supporters of cricket are turned politician imran khan already celebrating his party is leading in the projected preliminary tally calls opponents of a sharif from the ruling and he is alleging blatant election rigging

a charge the electoral commission has rejected. place in china say suspected firework device exploded outside the u.s. embassy in beijing wounding only a twenty six year old male suspect the embassy described the device as a bomb state media said earlier police took away a woman who tried to set herself on fire outside. the embassy adrian brown has more from the scene we have spoken to and embassy employees and she told us that there was a very loud explosion and as a result embassy staff were evacuated to what she says were safe of the embassy in this operation was supervised by u.s. marines now we have had in really a report that i can't substantiate but it's in the global times newspaper and it says that some two hours earlier a woman stood outside the embassy and sprayed herself with what appeared to be petrol of some sort and then tried to set herself on fire funerals are being held

for some of the two hundred victims of separate eisel suicide bombings attacks in southern syria now the attacks happened on wednesday and the government told city of elsewhere to close to the border with jordan state media says a suicide bomber blew himself up in the market area another bombing reportedly took place in a separate district it comes as government troops continue their campaign to clear and i still hold area that's close to israeli occupied golan heights. hamas military wings as it's on high alert after israel targeted positions on the gaza strip killing three palestinians and some brigades commander said israel will quote pay a bloody price for the strikes but israeli army spokesman says it was responding after its troops came under fire near the border with gaza just three days ago hamas leaders agreed to a cease fire with israel to prevent all still ities from escalating. those were the headlines and back with another full half hour of news in thirty minutes time next on al-jazeera it's the stream stay with us.

al-jazeera out. where everything. from the ok i enjoy the street and i'm really could be allowed to date france clock while at a race in the wake of a world cup when some are asking what does it mean to be friends and we are diving into a topic pitch by a member of a community and my case listen during the world cup a lot of people joke that they would support the black an african team and by the time the final rolled around that black african team somehow more entrenched and i saw a line conversation tweets going viral this conversation around citizenship and

race and religion in france and i wanted to hear from actual french people especially minorities black and muslim and others about what it feels like what it means to be french and and to observe this global conversation about the impact of the team on contemporary french citizenship south african comedian travel no added fuel to the debate on nationality with a joke about france's wealth cup when referring to the large number of players of african descent. so what happened was let's start at the beginning of france won the world cup. and so on the show we celebrated that and i had this joke where. i said africa won the world. while his show has drawn fierce criticism no continues to stand by his remarks

meanwhile the conversation on what it means to be french rolls on and here to discuss that from france required the other she's a writer journalist and t.v. host a b e t france in paris pierre haski is a better and journalist and commentator. our dean he's the deputy city counselor for the paris suburbs and sent to me and in new york louis sarkozy he's a french philosophy and religion student at new york university he's also the son of the former french president nicolas sarkozy and everybody is good to have you here and for those of you watching live on you tube you can leave your comments in the chat box and we will try and get them into this show so french guests yes it's lovely to have you. for disclosure i am of african descent i know that may have been a surprise to some of you i didn't realize as i was following the means and the jokes about the french team that within france there was some friction some tension about

these jokes let me show you that moment when i realized and this is from one of our producers senior producer of al-jazeera he's based in france and he says dear twitter it is time to stop this front on african team nonsense if you don't understand why that's hope for them best to just sit let france enjoy this moment the idea of it being full p.s. can you explain why some people would find what seemed to be a little bit of teasing a little bit of a joke why that would be so painful for french people. you know when. other people make the same joke as martin le pen the leader of the far right in france about the french team being an african team there's a problem and that problem is that it implies that you cannot be french and black or french an arab and that's that's the core of the issue obviously there are

a lot to say and we will come to that later probably about discrimination about the lack of equality of chances within the french society for minorities but the basic thing is that this team is seen by. very very large majority of french as the french national team and joking as trevor never said oh africa won the world cup is a way of denying those players their frenchness although they are born in france they have played with the national team they are they have full citizenship and that's where that's where the problem lies. i i don't really agree with the end of what you say and i was fully agreed with someone when he said that in a way i want to work on because we all know that player is to play

in the french national team have to be french but we also know that they have. a sentence and we know that many of the french players. their parents come from africa or from other countries and i think that we should really think about what is being french today and i think that we can be french from african descendants and be fully fully integrated into french national team so. that's what trevor said. i agree completely i agree with what you say he says not to say i can time when he was on the way. but i could have. i'm very interested in that conversation because everyone seems to understand that when you're african you kind of the french at the same time i

understand why it is problematic to refer to french players as african in the french context but it should be because you have many people from the far right who deny the fact that they are french by saying that they are from growth that they don't belong and that they are africans so in the french context i mean from people from the far right it means denying the fact that they are french but as myself being a woman from african descent i'm french but my tummy comes from africa i can understand why people of african descent all around the world and i think it's important to say a true going to south africa how they can relate to that success and how no have how did you have the will to to share that moment of joy you know that it's not because you i think in that you've got you can abuse french at the same time so i understand that i would be angry if someone from the far right political landscape was said that those cases are african because in the french context it means something different but from someone who is from african descent trying to share

you know heavy trade you know come on come encourage a common belonging to the. over genes with the african continent isn't it something because we don't have so many opportunities to see peoples african descent descent being fed a great ice as a national hero so i understand you know what he what he wanted what do you did want to say it so to try and i want to take your point and push it a step further you mentioned contacts and i think that's what's so important here so this is a tweet got from john paul he says these i didn't to tarion at the right of the far right meaning the ultra right were the first to say that the french team should better be called the team of africans so of course that is what a lot of people have a problem with but on the plus side is that this person on twitter and i'll give this to you louis kutcher conny says bringing. get back to national identity to say the french national team which they rightly are are not african smacks of supremacy

and implies that they must choose one or the other which sides being racist and this person's view is factually correct can you talk to us about that but the having to choose aspect well of course well i think it's a very personal choice to make to begin with i mean it is choice that these players need to make themselves i don't think anybody could make it for them the problem i had is that other people were trying to certain the nationality on to the french that it was excusing them it was go ahead we were going to take our cause my side out of it i just had a chat and tragically in team sorry about that carry on the government no worries no worries so my problem is that most of the articles i've read at least the people saying that it was really an african team were reason criteria is to deny the french this that could very well played to me so as i heard my and my colleagues and i forget what his name what you said while the other african ancestry well my ancestry is from gary and i don't have a french name either socceroos he's hardly a french name so if they are not crimes then my french and to me if he's the sole

difference i see skin pigmentation and this is where i see that the problem and perhaps a discriminatory underpinnings of this whole theory is that every criteria that is being used to deny their freshness quote unquote could very well be applied to me or anybody who has ancestry from outside the country and according to the to the four of us we're not denied his house i'm sure he may think that he will or source and of course and i know that you're not always a number but just the fact that we're having this conversation means that some people don't adhere to them fully for example look us up on this whose parents are from spain no but nobody seems to be denying his frenchness despite having a spanish name right on your and nobody would say point. so you're opposed to his son you're. well people tell you i'm not facing the same racism as people from african or from not africa ascendance of course the only prayer is we are questioning the the frenchness are black or arabs we never question

the fact that for example all trends among say if you go that's all spanish and french if i just lay example myself you know so i think that's the way people. the way people dress their french ness is very. fine the word. dutch with a different tree come from europe from africa it's obvious to me. there's a problem but. i think there's a problem there of confusion between identity on one side what makes you french and on the other side the fact that there is racism there is discrimination there's a lack of equality in the country i think these are two different issues and the same standard should be used to define frenchness whether you come from hungary

spain or like me i'm jus from tunisia i was born there my family was in tunisia before the french arrived in tunisia to the french by accident and i feel one hundred percent french so that's the whole issue then there is the question of discrimination and defy the fact that this society has done division for you. yes one question for you. do people get you back to you always seems like a several times do people question your frenchness. no because there's a difference between visible minorities and non visible already and we all know you are real knowing that so have i only just came here i want to jump in here because i hear the point you were making machines and p.r. here the point you're making here you mentioned earlier that there are two different issues here you know the racism that minority groups often face and this

issue of being called something other than french our community though is linking those two things so this is a common we've got live on you tube this person says racism is alive in france make no mistake people are being denied jobs and rents because of their ethnicity and minorities are profiled by police too so that's one aspect of this we also got a video comment from someone who says this is what it takes to be considered french this is are the francois own and he's actually in kazakhstan but this is what he has to say have a listen to story clean friends conception of politicians as always been civic conceptions meaning that the attachment to the french nation is solely based on people's willingness and desire to belong to really join the french.