i'm a huge a zero. zero . zero i'm richelle carey live from doha this is the al-jazeera news hour coming up in the next sixty minutes heading home after more than seven months in an israeli jail the palestinian teenager locked away for slapping a soldier now a symbol of resistance. they are counting the votes in cambodia but no one's expecting any surprise for the prime minister who's left for thirty three years. monsoon rains bring death and devastation to india's most populous state and more heavy falls are coming in the days ahead. and more than a few small steps for man and

a giant leap forward in exploration after sixty years why it's no longer all about being quick is to the moon and back. the palestinian teenager who's become a global symbol of resistance is making her way back to the home where the whole story began i had to mimi was released from an israeli jail a few hours ago and is making her way back to her village an obvious all up seventeen year old to me was greeted by her family and supporters after being handed over to she was arrested in december at the age of sixteen for slapping an israeli soldier who entered her family's property in the occupied west bank her case has brought a spotlight on the detention of palestinian minors by israel a practice that has been criticized by international rights groups and that the random moment missed them from the house of the march to the resistance will continue until the occupation ends the female prisoners are all strong. and i

salute everyone who stood by me and all the prisoners and i call on everyone to attend the press conference later. i had to face changes they made over there what a scene and then to miss in a comment the mentality they see there though it does and this make us look for them this have been because of comment on the media that if they hadn't seen the would would like the that would be like i had this strong facing in the me and man i think to have a dog that like i do must feel put out and your sentiments and i had a nice home village and now they solidly occupied west bank so in true what else do we know about her release well we have already said it started here in this village a village of occupation like so many in the occupied west bank and it's going to not end here it's going to really reengage here because there is no doubt that this young lady is going to be at the forefront of a campaign one that's already been recognized by palestinian politicians no less

than the the president of palestine mahmoud abbas who's met her and her mother. mary man who the mother who took the picture of her daughter slapping the israeli soldier which went viral both women detained and then charged and sentenced now they've served as you've already pointed out just short of the eight month sentence and they're now free and they are intending to campaign no doubt about that whatsoever. so what is what is ahead for her thirty or out the day. well she's going to she's she's going as i say she's already met the president about she's also visited the grave of yasser arafat what she then intends to do is take some sort of rest with her father also

a veteran of palestinian politics and indeed activism he's done several jail terms as you heard him saying earlier on he now sees the new generation as to be taking on the struggle a lot of a lot of rhetoric around but certainly this is not about being a victim it's about being some sort of victim because there's a lot of celebration of being fireworks here and she will be addressing a news conference you refer to it in a short statement when she'll be explaining exactly where she stands on the whole issue not only of a palestinian rights but children's rights because effectively she is a she was sixteen when she went to jail she's come out seventeen years of age she's still a minor there are a number of issues about the young people in in jails there are nearly three hundred and many of them are just in detention yet they're treated as criminals and so the ngos see this as a positive step this whole campaign being mounted by this young woman.

child at the best i believe that. they related saw i look to hit through this for the other three men an activist. see her from and girl saw it varies from one person to another but. for sure she is a victim and the from other people could be he'll. and her as you've been saying. in particular what's happened to i had to mimi is actually a lot of ways much bigger than her so can we expect any real debate about the way that juveniles are treated i think you can it's certainly highlighted it's there will be highlighted a number of issues about palestinians in the future she will be used as effectively

a figurehead a young figurehead you can already see the moves on social media this is a battle of social media after all as it is in many conflicts and it's being used to the fore now or you will see a lot more of it now on the other hand as far as the israeli security forces and indeed many israeli people are concerned it's about symbolism it's about icons figureheads or idols as was the term used by president a bass and now this by the israelis is someone who defied all sorts slapped the soldier who used restraint and so to them it's nothing it's nothing but appalling as far as palestinians are concerned this is an image an image they want to go worldwide has gone viral several times over and it will do again with this release of her and her mother and it carries the message the symbolism of occupation and resistance to it and she will push hard

a campaign for resistance popular resistance again the words of the president of palestine and her sentiments live for us and obvious hala thank you. votes are being counted in cambodia's general election with the ruling party already predicting a landslide victory for a prime minister and sen human rights groups have called this poll a sham the main opposition was abandoned the leaders jailed or exiled just over eighty percent of registered voters cast their ballots by and have reports from phnom penh. this could have been a day of political change for cambodia instead voters lined up knowing there was little chance of that the choice was vote for a continuation of prime minister hussein's thirty three year rule back one of nineteen small opposition parties most of which can't be called truly independent or stay away. but that i that i came to vote because it's my right and my obligation every five years i want to see my country develop mall at this polling

station in the capital phnom penh was still on the voter list he's the leader of the band cambodian national rescue party which called for people to boycott the vote this is where i would have cast his vote if he were not in jail awaiting trial on treason charges this could have been a day of big celebrations for him and his party given they almost won the last election five years ago the assumption is they became too popular so had to be removed by a government determined to stay in power he is desirable. it is and our party so we don't want to raise about this matter we wondered what cambodia can do for the future of democracy. across town the prime minister voted early in an election that's been dismissed as illegitimate by many even longtime supporter japan refused to send election monitors. among cambodians choosing to stay away was conveyed out who won

a seat in local elections last year only to lose it when his party was dissolved he now drives for a living and hopes one day he can reenter politics. i will never give up and i strongly hope that in the future my party can be revived through cambodians voting for it and i believe that come bowden's will provide justice for the c.n.n. r.p. with fingers stained purple for those who voted there will be no hiding for those who didn't and may now fear repercussions the government including the prime minister tried to intimidate people into voting even though it's optional another sign say critics of his increasingly all thora tyrian rule that seems set to continue when hey al-jazeera phnom penh. a day before zimbabwe and voters get to choose a new leader the former president robert mugabe has suddenly stepped back into the limelight and ninety four year old has called a surprise news conference the first time since being forced from office last year and word on what he'll be talking about we are now officially in

a twenty four hour quiet period ahead of voting the final campaign rallies for a whole or held rather on sunday afternoon by both the rulings and party and the main opposition alliance the credibility of the election is already in question before the polls even opened allegations of voter fraud and predictions of a disputed result. the death toll from a six point four magnitude earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok has reached fourteen with dozens more injured and tenacious government is urging everyone to stay calm it's more than one hundred aftershocks spread panic along the popular tourist destination and as more from jakarta. it was seven am on the island when you both quake struck me and many ran outside immediately dozens of autos were injured by falling good grief when the homes started to collapse some good in this case in time. two is on the neighboring island of bali ran out of the hotels but no earthquake damage is reported there long books are also

a popular tourist destination and nearly eight hundred physicians were climbing mt three johnny all managed to leave the slopes of the volcano safely but a malaysian tourist was killed when a guesthouse at the foot of the volcano collapse. the quake cost several landslides and the volcano has been closed to visitors and the navy has one of the world's most active earthquake zones and five thousand quakes are recorded every year after this morning's strong tremor one hundred aftershocks were felt causing even more panic on both lombok and bali it's the peak of the tourist season and many hotels are full the government is urging everyone to stay calm that fast and al-jazeera. two days of torrential monsoon rains in india's most populous state have caused the deaths of nearly sixty people landslides or protests have destroyed hundreds of homes and large areas of the state are flooded and has the latest.

seemingly endless torrential rains have flooded streets and the day luzhin the northern state of which are projects has triggered landslides. delays we've recorded dozens of injuries and deaths since friday night a large number of houses have also been damaged animals have been reported. six members of one family including children were killed when their home collapsed an arguer home of the famous taj mahal rescue operations are underway and emergency crews are trying to clear roads and provide relief that is. all about civil servants are in the field visiting those affected keeping an eye on the situation we are working together with residents and local officials using floating flood pumps to remove some of the water and doing whatever is possible for the monsoon rains between july and september provide much needed water for farmers across india but the end you'll rainy season is also responsible for the loss of life and

property weather forecasters say more days of heavy rain are on the way on al-jazeera. plenty more ahead in the news hour and clearing anger and a rock weeks of protests over living conditions for south beach electricity minister plus i don't know what we worry about the warships there's so much risk stormy waters for fishermen in yemen today the ports now at the center of a fierce battle. and in sports a stunning gold caps off the night of football in michigan. as we have been reporting i had to be nice to tension put the spotlight on the number of miners being held in israeli prisons israel israel's military juvenile court was established in two thousand and nine rights groups argue that the system asks human rights abuses under a facade of legality as at the end of may two hundred ninety one palestinian minors

were in israeli jails a security detainees and prisoners that includes three palestinian minors held under what's called administrative detention which means they are detained without trial or charges another six miners were held in israel's prison service facilities for being in israel illegally israel says their courts allow a great deal of parental involvement rights groups say a bass majority of cases never even go to trial ending instead a plea bargain so hard francis is the director and a human rights lawyer at the mere that is a prisoner support and human rights association a priest your time very much so we were just talking there about what happens in these military juvenile courts what is different there as opposed to what would happen in a civilian court. as you said actually the military corps for juveniles just started in two thousand then actually and before

that all the postini and minors where prosecute with the adults in the same military courts but since the establishment of the court not much protection is offered actually by the military system for these juveniles so on the level of the procedures they are still facing the same court procedures for trial that is not guaranteeing the minimum of the fair trial standards as you said most of the cases would end with the plea bargain which means that the child would be convicted and sent for a very harsh sentence and in the military system it's mostly. imprisonment and there is no other option offered for these children so at the end you would find children as young as thirteen or fourteen that they would spend several months in detention because the shared it falls in their facebook or they shared in

demonstration or they were throwing stones in these demonstrations how much parental involvement actually in reality is allowed how how much interaction are based children allowed to have with their parents or with legal counsel. it's very limited and restricted the specially on the time of the in total geisha and so most of these children would be ending up investigated and into the gated for long hours without being able to meet the lawyer actually according to the military orders they can burn out for a meeting with a child for up to twenty days max like most of the period of that into the families of course are not allowed to visit and they can communicate just in the time very shortly in the time of the extension of detention which means most of these children confess at the end of the day without getting proper legal advice before

in total. why has allowed to happen or course the patient forces aims at the end from at us think thousands of children every year every year in order to put pressure on these kids to give information so they would be a very important source of information about what's going on especially into villages that resists all the settlements like in their hand out of villages in the occupied territories they actually attack in a whole generation and intimidate them this experience will accompany the children for a long long. time even after they are released so it affects their personality and their. life for a long time so having said that why is there not or should there be more international pressure to shine more of

a light on the system and how this children are treated. unfortunately there is that all you q patient forces are not taking the international pressure. and they are not a boy doing to their responsibilities according to the international law israel is a member state of the convention for the toys of children and the are fully aware about the international standards that they should apply in the cases of minors in the occupied territories and they systematically very late all these standards and all the reports over the condemnation or the statements that they were issued by the u.n. different agencies or other states like the report that was issued a couple of years ago. from the u.k. and including. a commendation lawyers and judges from the u.k. to the u.k.

government and all the diplomatic ways that complete is used with as little was not there because there is no. like accountability at the end of the day they're not paying the price there is no sanctions imposed on the state very early. in the systematic way so here francis thank you so much for joining us we appreciate it and the un special coordinator for middle east peace says in cairo for talks on preventing an escalation of violence and gaza palestinians have been protesting every friday since march to call on israel to lift the blockade israeli soldiers responded with gunfire killing at least one hundred fifty people strafford reports from gaza. recent weeks of seen the worst escalation of violence between israel and hamas since the two thousand and fourteen war on gaza. israel targeted hamas military bases after an israeli soldier was shot dead by a palestinian sniper on july the twentieth and the mass responded by firing rockets

towards israel most of which were intercepted by israel's iron dome defense system . another three palestinians including a twelve year old boy were shot dead on friday during protests at the gaza border fence. the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nikolai militant office seen here in gaza earlier this month is leading efforts along with the egyptian government for a last thing ceasefire. hamas says it doesn't want war it never holic winds of. efforts are ongoing and we haven't reached a dead end yet the palestinians have a right to protest the israelis are the aggressors and the resistance has a right to defend and recently eight to calm the situation the sea should be completely lifted without delay. there are thirteen different groups in gaza islamic jihad is the second most powerful they disagree with hamas about any future

reconciliation with the palestinian authority dominated by the rival fatah party but like all factions islamic jihad say they will defend the protesters. a shovelful of the in the end today the palestinian people incapacitated they have tried to use all means to break the siege and failed so now they using weekly protests these israeli soldiers are not snipers they are killers hiding behind their uniforms they have killed our children and elderly people. these really government has been under increasing pressure from some politicians the urging a large scale military operation against hamas and the various dollar factions in gaza after the fires are started by incendiary carrying balloons and quite burnt crops and learned palestinian protesters have launched far fewer of the balloons carrying burning rags in recent days mediation efforts led by the united nations middle east peace envoy in egypt continue and the standoff between hamas and israel

goes on but both sides know that any provocation risks another war at al-jazeera gaza. iraq's prime minister has suspended the electricity minister after weeks or protests against power outages or public services and unemployment at all a body has imposed curfews and cut off internet access in several cities as unrest continues to spread across southern iraq and the dozen protesters have been killed in confrontations with security forces and one kind of slot for us in baghdad so when it seems that the government cannot continue to ignore these they are actually starting to show some sort of accountability and that's exactly right this is the sacking of suspension rather of the electricity in his accustomed fidelity was announced all in the prime minister's twitter account just a few hours ago it's likely to be seen as possible series of messages listening to the protestors dumond's and trying to get electricity and economic reforms in the

south where the protests have been the largest are all small scale protests happening throughout iraq today particularly in the south and they're worried the government is worried that those protests will actually escalate their custom for though the electricity minister has actually responded to the suspension saying that he welcomes an investigation into why he was suspended and into what the problems are the electricity ministry now he says that the electricity ministry is simply trying to do the best job it can with the tools that it has but there are massive infrastructure problems iraq simply doesn't have enough power plants doesn't have a reliable city grid and those are long term problems he says so might this be enough to get some of the protests to ease up or is it possible that it's too little too late. well certainly what's happening is those deals being struck with kuwait and saudi arabia with iran also trying get electricity back so yes it's

likely that they the protesters will be thinking actually the prime minister and the home this is office is trying to do something they are trying to help us but will it be enough and they have to remember the backdrop of all of this is iraq's contested elections the elections took place in may but there was allegations of vote rigging so there's a manual recount going on right now and that manual recount needs to be ratified by the supreme court that hasn't happened yet so iraq has been without a new government for the past few months now what does this mean what means that the big winner in the election legibly so is out of the lead at the siren allowance of very prominent shia cleric and politician he has to make coalitions to be able to take the government to the next level but that's coming under some scrutiny in a lot of problems is running far from smoothly let's take a look now at what's actually going on with iraq's contested election. the big winner in iraq's contested election is expected to be this man looked at also that

who confidently expects his party to lead the next government once the revised result has been confirmed by the supreme court there's no date for when the supreme court will issue its ruling but it's likely the shia cleric will form a coalition he's a self-proclaimed nationalist suspicious of both iran and the u.s. other shia parties far from united behind him shia islam is the predominant sect particularly in southern iraq so there's a large election win means his party they say don't lie and will choose the next pm to do so will need to make deals with other parties. one of the largest is the victory alliance led by the current prime minister hydrilla body the victory alliance a body is the only choice also that it has for prime minister you know if there is a better candidate. we are open to any but the candidate however i personally think he is in the right place and the situation. we are in that i faced

choose somebody who we know and i would like to see him in power but also that he is looking beyond just a shia base her coalition partners because of his nationalist starts the communist party of iraq has joined forces with him this kind of for alliance between communist and the movement is probably surprising to many. people but they didn't come as a surprise it was an hour of calm come on activity that come on participation in the protest movement over the years two thousand and seventeen but the smaller parties may not give all southern the influence he so desires over government now his supporters all getting angry so he'll be looking at exactly who can help him to fill his agenda. protests in the south of the demanding energy and economic reform concern also that because many of his supporters are involved with that in mind he

said all talks about forming a coalition must be suspended until the protestors dogs are heard his call has been popular political observers who have a believe that iraq is headed to once again for a period of political instability that could be dangerous for. the next government is not formed soon then that will have implications the first one will be the own going economic crisis the second one is the potential reemergence of i soul and other affiliated terrorist groups around baghdad and this is all happening in the midst of the rising tensions between iran and the u.s. and this impacts the iraqi political scene. the u.s. and iran are both big players in iraqi politics blocs allied to one or the other any government will have to balance its relationship with the americans and the iranians to try and stop iraq from becoming a political battlefield by proxy as well as managing the demands of the iraqi people imran khan al jazeera. and

a few moments we will have the weather with rob also ahead on al-jazeera catholic priests joining the call for nicaragua's president to step down plus. i didn't realize how much my. my home made to me burning and broken more people are fleeing as wildfires in california show no sign of letting up. and lewis hamilton and bruce says chances of winning back to back races far as got the details and support. through tranquil a rave you can use. and in on can free to use and if any should come to. however the monsoon is of course

a double edge sword every year it brings the rain that's much wanted in the growing country like india but inevitably brings some deaths was it because the rains fold fairly heavily and it's in the news again you heard there in the you know to pradesh and beyond that are come sixty deaths so far in the last three or four days because of the last batch of rain that cause landslides brought buildings to a familiar picture and one that can't really be avoided to be honest but the monsoons at its height at the moment so the heaviest rain is always going to be finals is ever going to get it certainly fits in the coast of myanmar here but over land hundred seven millimeters mirror which is just north of new delhi twenty four hundred meters you can see why this produces flooding and of course is no immediate relief the question is try and pinpoint where you think the heaviest rain might be it stays in roughly the same sort of place we've still got the greens stretching beyond the old indian to nepal tibet and plants and of course it's further east in

that temp just around the thirty mark still humid but are taking you back twenty four hours let me take you a little bit further i have three days worth of rainfall you'll see where the bright button glows just south of lochlann suppression and to get to five hundred millimeters. there whether it's by cattle waste. twelve boys in their football coach go missing deep in a cave in northern timer with rising floodwaters rescuers are running out of time and want to a nice big inside story of time and extraordinary interest on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but there's been horrific jomo soldier's life it's not unknown your life is short and the story needs to be told we do stories that have been passed on suspect i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys are both behind that al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries

and live news on air and online. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so many times when you call home. we'll bring you the news and current affairs that might to teach. al-jazeera. or watching al-jazeera let's break out the top stories for you this hour palestinian teenager i had to mimi who became a symbol of resistance against israeli occupation has been released from prison she spent nearly eight months in jail for hitting an israeli soldier when her her

family's home in the occupied west bank. votes are being counted in cambodia's general election the prime minister when senate's expected to stay in power after the main opposition was dissolved its critics have branded the vote a sham. and a day before voters get to choose a new leader the former president robert mugabe as you can see live pictures has stepped back and from the cameras is holding a news conference which began a short time ago is ninety four years old that's the first time since being forced from office last year that he has spoken live to the media we'll keep an ear to that for you. but are being described as flaming tornadoes have destroyed entire neighborhoods in northern california police say at least five people have been killed by the wildfires including two small children seventeen others are missing in the city of reading every elizondo house more. tornado like funnels of fire and combustible gas residents say was unlike anything they've seen before just like in

oklahoma issue like on the wizard of oz that also uses points like a wall flames and then there are sheets of metal for an around like two hundred feet a year. fueled by steep terrain hot weather and dry brush what was left the smoldering remnants after an out of control wildfire that scorched northern california in zero five hundred structures burned to the ground including hundreds of homes the fast moving flames burned entire neighborhoods and in at least one case destroyed an entire small town it's not over the fire is only five percent contained at times firefighters had to switch from defending property to hoping people escape more than forty thousand people have been ordered out of harm's way the unstoppable flames even jumped a river under normal circumstances the overnight hours provide

a reprieve lowering the heat and allowing firefighters to gain an upper hand on the blaze but this is no ordinary fire after sunset the winds have picked up and made the fire increase in size overnight this is highly unusual and it's expected to get worse with temperatures expected to be over forty two degrees celsius in the coming days. there are more than a dozen fires burning in california putting property but more importantly people at risk. they didn't realize how much my. buy homes me. in central california yosemite national park home to four million visitors a year remains closed because of another nearby fire it's the first time since one thousand nine hundred the park closed because of fire the wildfire aspect has intensified over the years so we need to experience more and more damage the

wildfires it's like throwing gas in these type of fires they wrapped and they spread so fast that national guard has been called in to try to help a state that is bernie. i'll just see to redding california. thousands of people including priests have marched peacefully in the capital against the president daniel ortega and his government they're angry at the sacking of doctors and nurses and two cities medical workers say this was in retaliation for treating people injured in anti-government protests when rights groups say more than four hundred forty people have been killed since the unrest began and april when america will see a new man has more from managua. it's been three months since antigovernment protests began here in nicaragua and as you can see they show no sign of abating this particular march has been called to show support for nicaragua's catholic church which originally had been requested by the government and by the opposition

to barter a peace negotiation some kind of a dialogue but right now the government is calling them cool mongers the new the smuts catholic church leaders were attacked by pro-government mobs and the peace talks that they were mediating were called off. this march is also called to show support for mordred thirty five doctors nurses and other medical personnel who were sacked on friday for showing their opposition to the government after giving first aid to many who had been shot by police and paramilitary groups during the protests that. this family is carrying the photo of their year old son taylor who shot dead but what they say was a paramilitary bullets last month as they were walking down the street. i have never taken part in any government protests before but now i will not stop until this government is out and he see justice. in the last two weeks the government has succeeded in clearing the streets of barricades most student leaders

have gone underground but not this young woman nicknamed commander much was almost reached rock star status among government opponents man i've been given the honor to represent the youth. and we're not afraid. so far this march has transpired peacefully and there are no signs of the police while president daniel ortega is sounding more determined than ever not to resign or bring forward presidential elections as people here are demanding many former sandinista revolutionaries like who do not base are optimistic that his days are numbered. and that it will. be done is defeated strategically defeated he can no longer stay in power and definitely he's lost the streets and these people the only question is when we get out if the value of the all the march as it ended in front of monov was cathedral here a priest has just addressed the crowd appealing to nicaraguans not to be quote tempted

by filings he is referring of course to the use of mob violence by some government opponents during the last three months in which an estimated four hundred people die. peru is also in crisis and the president politicians and the legal system a scandal involving judges defense lawyers and prosecutors has shocked the country are an essential report on the capital lima. a political crisis handed not. only four months ago. now he faces a judicial crisis that has brought thousands of proving to the streets. for hours before the president announced a mission's reforms brooding corruption protesters clashed with police over a scandal involving judges and politicians that get out leave we don't want to see them enough of corruption already it's not only going on here but all over the

country. wiretapped phone conversations released by the media earlier this month showed judges lawyers and prosecutors trading a host a favor strict friends including judge positions and reduced sentences for convicts . that began we are live in moments of great uncertainty and severe decline of finance do sions the judicial system has collapsed it's not a problem from today it's a structural problem the crisis led to the resignation of the supreme court precedent the magistrates national council was dissolved and the justice minister fired among others. journalists who published the wire taps says the level of corruption is much larger still. i have the certainty that this is just one part of something much more extended and if totally revealed to understand how the corrupt mechanisms function and relate to organized crime from the gangs on the streets to the highest level in congress. the proposed reforms include

a new election process for members of the judiciary. we will call on a referendum to begin changes with the most legitimacy possible to get the people's trust of the judiciary back it's unclear however if the scot and i would be able to carry out the full slate of reforms i ask he lacks a strong base of support in congress on the streets demonstrators say they don't believe in government promises many people here say they don't trust peruvian officials they say that the only way to stop corruption. continue to protest. a new audio recordings are released nearly every day angry peruvian say instead of just the judiciary has brought them shame. to hundreds of syrian refugees have begun to return home from lebanon as part of a russian brokered plan. back to syria through the. process

around thirty buses have been deployed to transport lebanon's president michel says the russian initiative aims to return the only nine hundred thousand syrians. who the rebels in yemen say they have been attacked by dozens of air strikes by the saudi. coalition that is on the targets include the capital sana in the strategic port city of her data they follow a hoofy attack on saudi vessels in the red sea and alleged drone strike on the airport the battle for her data is worsening living conditions for fishermen few of them now venture out to sea and those who do under constant threat from air strikes and naval mines and alexander has more. and now power lies port severe sailing wish dictions in yemen's key coastal city of her data has cut fishermen off from their livelihoods when the war broke out and twenty fifteen a siege was imposed on all ports controlled by hoofy rebels fischman say they've

been targeted by the saudi led coalition ever since if they day too far from the coast and who think controlled areas they're accused of smuggling weapons. or fishing is not what it used to be we conquered deep anymore we worry about the warships there's so much risk. nevertheless in limited safe fishing areas there are still some fisherman who go out in search of their daily bounty. ibrahim saying set sail but often returns with an empty net he blames commercial fishing by egyptian and you a company's using banned equipment. and we see them the egyptian and the fishermen destroying the coral reefs. they use these big machines they destroy everything that stands in their way. fishermen and their boats in fear of strikes being intercepted by warships running into who theme naval mines on

thursday at least six yemeni fishermen reportedly killed when the saudi led coalition targeted boats and had data the day before saudi arabia temporarily halted all shipments between the western shore of the bab amended straight after it said two tankers were attacked by who the rebels the bab amended straight is a strategic passage between djibouti and yemen that links the red sea to the gulf of aden and the indian ocean. response has been to mobilize its naval forces to deter security threats the now three year war when yemen has left conflicts surrounding the strait a many fisherman either stranded or worse brandy sell xander al-jazeera the former vice president of democratic republic of congo. promising to restore security international criminal court acquitted him of war crimes and june is set to return to the country next week just before the deadline to register as

a candidate and december's presidential election is up to our correspondent in belgium. pierre bemba came here to the belgian town of waterloo to give his first full length interviews after having his convictions washed the international criminal court in the hague decided he did not bear legal responsibility for the actions of his militia once red cross the international border into the central african republic it sent them there to help wash a coup the unleashed a reign of terror and looting the killing of the billions and the mass rape of hundreds of women i asked him though the people any moral responsibility what his militia did and what his plans were politically when he went back to the democratic republic of congo next week. of course have a lot of sympathy for him whatever bit him it isn't. to say that i'm going back to going to central africa and as a convert he says you know i'm a senator in congo and the former vice president will as the chairman of my

political party in the next county differ my political party i'm going to take part of the. political. we have it on the children we ever saw more than six million refugees or around the country surrendered to the sea so we should find the best way to bring them back. and that's what they see the problem is the security that's why one of my priority my program is to restore peace and security with peace and security do not come back and i saw the same problem with the children the children as to me have assistance in a different way to go in school and not to be in the. in the street so i'm very very very concerned about of these precious little refracted that are these ten years help me i saw too deeply about not just myself but also my country . of course you're not the same person after ten years you can go exchange

to africa and share the world. so you have to adapt yourself and sinker for differently of course ten years more makes you be another man or so but it's true that a user all that opportunity time and source think about congo and how to solve a lot of problem congo i wrote a program for a vision for congo that will very soon. give it to the public. so yes ten years can make you be another man one of my first target is to restore security and peace in congo because no where in any country not you serious investor will come if there are no peace and security in the country you can go to build a building make a program a good job program. or whatever business you want to do if you don't provide the really security for those people people should worry to put investment in call the mess from congo as the most safer country in the world and then you can develop

infrastructure the roads airport port done and history city in the country that's where we can get. development and economic development in congo. march the full interview with john pierre bemba on talk to al jazeera monday sixteen thirty and twenty two thirty g.m.t. . so ahead on al-jazeera the former england captain is finding his stride in the united states are has all the details it's.

in the cards for. struggles. of the mother he moved in with and with time this is yeah he she lived with. full of pleasure me. going to our bomb field an intimate look at life in cuba today. because i'm going to boss around me when i . may hang in my cube on al-jazeera.

organization which put men on the moon has turned sixty years old nasa has celebrated triumphs and suffered tragedies and the race to space has been looking at what the future may hold for the u.s. space agency. when president eisenhower signed the bill creating nasa there were fears in washington that the u.s. was being left behind by the soviet union space exploration has always been a matter of geopolitical prestige for the us will be here well we are behind and will be behind for some time in manned flight but we do not intend to stay behind but national politics have been key too and one reason why i came here at long term time for nasa has been impossible for example george w. bush directed massa to return to the moon only to have president obama scrap of those plans and direct master to land on asteroids with a long term goal now donald trump has ordered nasa back to the moon this time we

will not only plant our flag and leave our footprint we will establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars just look at our political leaders keep moving the goalposts around changing destinations from asteroids and war. i mean these are long term horizon goals are going to take decades to achieve a lot of. how like one goal the plan is for us astronauts to be back on the moon by the mid twenty twenty s but timeframes keep being pushed back and it should be noted that the us count even ferry astronauts to the international space station that loaned the moon nasa has been reliant on russian spacecraft since the space shuttle was discontinued president obama pushed private public partnerships with boeing and space x. to create u.s. space craft but they're well behind schedule that may mean no u.s. presence at all on the i assess for a time and liftoff of the space shuttle just u.s. priorities shift for human space travel but that represents just one of four areas

of activity for nasa the other aeronautics sons and space technology here innovation continues with unmanned space travel satellites and space telescopes nasa isn't just studying outer space but the earth to the president and when donald trump named climate change denier jim brandon stein as mass administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably up to six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus. that the climate is changing and i thought we believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet are secure shihab rattansi. time for sport now what for

a michelle thank you so much liverpool thrashed english premier league rivals manchester united in front of more than one hundred thousand spectators the sides were playing in the pre-season turner at the international champions cup but mr stadium in the united states saudi about a start off the scoring for liverpool an equaliser from man you didn't seem to slow the reds down daniel sturridge brought them back in front at sixty six minutes on the night was capped off by swiss forward gerrard should hearing from marked his liverpool debut with the stunning bicycle kick for one to liverpool the finals. it's a preseason game so you'll make mistakes you should lose that's ok it's good as well and today we don't make it big of course it's a pre-season game but. it was a good game one. i'm happy with that. feels good to see is good but if i was them i wouldn't come. to spend my money to

see these teams i wouldn't spend my money. it was a better day for united's local rivals man city was still did a study conspiring munich the e.p.l. champions winning three two. twice in the when the city's next pre-season matches against chelsea. have been a huge experience for the future for realize ok we can do it we are able to to play you know we are way against good teams the result of causing the pre-season the. five six days for the first title. and i don't know which players would be able to play but so does come back we come back to munch is that in the best way. barcelona is new forward malcolm is making a positive start for the spanish champions helping them secure a win in the international champions cup barsa look to have everything in control against e.p.l. so i taught them they lead to know at half time or two goals and two minutes for

spurs change that as the ninety minutes ended two two the game went to penalties and that's where most struck the brazilian helping bar so when the shootout fought to three. man boss thomas to hell says he's confident neymar will bounce back after a disappointing world cup the brazilian was heavily involved on social media for theatrical diving with brazil going out in the quarter finals i'm very sure that i have for connection with him and emerged with that i need to have a connection with close connection with these kind of players and like i said he's an outstanding players he knows how to handle big victories. and defeats and losses because that's the way sport is and it's always a challenge to bounce back and i will help him with that what i talk with him when i talk with him that's the secret that i keep. wayne rooney has scored his

first goal in the u.s.a.'s premier football competition major league soccer the former england captain joined d.c. united in june and this was his fourth game the thirty two year old scoring and his in the first half in d.c. ran out to one winners over the colorado rapids rooney had most recently played for the ever ten in the premier league before coming to m.l.s. . thomas has effectively won his first tour de france barring any catastrophe on the road to paris on sunday thomas went into the thirty one kilometer pullout to melton at stage with a two minute and five second lead over time trial world champion tom do more land the welshman losing just fourteen seconds to do milan who won the stage in the slippery conditions the team sky rider will be joined on the podium by teammate chris froome who moved his way back up to third overall. lewis hamilton has taken advantage of heavy rain during qualifying for the grand prix to snatch

a surprise pool position the world champion chip leader is renowned for his abilities in the rain and snatched his seventy seventh hole with a stunning final lap save his will start one and two on the grid after valtteri bottas qualified in second but if the race is dry the team admits that ferrari has the better package for as can be right can and will start in third with sebastian vettel in fourth. place great for the team to have a one two. days we can live expected there on the field crosby quicker so we can and we're just trying to do our best to be as close to them as possible but then there are the heavens open and those fair game beginning it was the driver of the happened then the towards the end it was it was getting more and more wet so it's pretty difficult to arrive in a corner and know how much if you're going to have to that's message challenging and then when you go to extreme you're just looking for a clean line and ready to turn around all of the corners so it's a bit like doing another dumbbell a bit you know i mean you get to the sewing and and been in the movement of the car

jillian white says he wants a second crack at unified heavyweight world champion antony josh while after beating joseph parker on saturday british fighter beat the former world champion opponent on points that makes it eight wins in a row for the thirty year old his last defeat of course coming at the hands of his compassionate joshua if i am to have to wait to be able you know we need the media for i mean because i'm still new and in the still things i need to work and so we need to get that shot. down and. you know just once and it really can never. and that's all your support for now i'll be back with more later but for now it's back to our thank you very much thank you for joining me as well for this news hour but do keep it here much more news on the other side of the break. up with the next ball to.

istanbul is known for its history and food today a new generation is shaking things up for root is why everything five thousand six hundred years it's all different so this is all these cultures i'm now on top of each of the. we're here to see how the a taking their culture and who's not forward. a.g.t. on al-jazeera. the new poll ranks mexico city as the poll with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded

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al-jazeera. heading home after more than seven months in an israeli jail a palestinian teenager locked away for slapping a soldier now a symbol of resistance. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stepping into zimbabwe's election limelight the former president robert mugabe makes a surprise appearance a day before the vote. counting the votes in cambodia but though it's expecting any surprises for prime minister could send his lead for thirty three years. and monsoon rain brings death and devastation to india's most populous state and more heavy.