this is zero. and on welcome to the al jazeera news out on live from my headquarters in doha elizabeth purana coming up in the next sixty minutes zimbabwe's rulings on the p.s. one the majority in parliament. former rebel leaders. back in the democratic republic of congo. the date for afghanistan's presidential election has been announced the vote will be held on april twentieth next year and days of wildfires are affecting the air quality for people in northern california.

zimbabwe's ruling party has won a majority of seats in parliament after monday's votes that's according to the electoral commission it says president obama god was with has taken one hundred and nine of the two hundred ten seats in the national assembly the results show forty one seats for the opposition movement for democratic change led by the president's main rival nelson chamisa results for fifty eight seats a yet to be declared the commission says it will start to announce numbers from the presidential election so. some opposition supporters have rallied in the capital refusing to accept the results they're vowing to remain on the streets of her body until the election electoral commission the dogs what they say is the right thing because it sang and chanted nelson chamisa his name saying zimbabwe and. for change well let's get more

. on that. she is live for us so how is this playing out. given the opposition has been reluctant to accept the results. opposition supporters. saying that they believe the result has been stolen some of them tried to protest outside commission they were displaced by the police move now to. a party headquarters in harare water trucks are being deployed. as well but they determined to stay out there and they insist on the. election observers from the african union for the site and. voting according to the peaceful. opposition of the regularities. commission to release as soon as possible. time to avoid suspicion and commission to allow people living abroad to have

a chance to vote. to make an announcement in a few minutes time on the. point and so what happens as we wait for international observers to pass their verdict if the. day along with the election commission maintain that one all the opposite opposition can say. no they say they won't and they believe the. results which they say show that the nelson has won this election they say the fact that. a lot of parliament to see some rural areas they say doesn't mean that. there is some people are intimidated into voting for design and they say they feel that this election was stolen was going to happen is that. will give another briefing they will.

remaining parliamentary. the presidential results i don't know how long that is going to take it could be very quick process it could be a couple of hours but everyone waiting to see. if he doesn't and what security measures are in place given that there has been violence around elections in zimbabwe in the recent past. the country is calm and quiet but they have to. trucks and drive around. in harare as a precaution. but they are. when the final result is announced presidential. could determine how the police react. and. in one isn't happy. and not resort to violence

very much for that for now that's how to live and who would of course be going back to her when we hear any more from the capital thank you but let's move on to other news now and opposition figure and former. is back home office serving ten years in jail for war crimes he returned home more than an hour ago to supporters rallying in the capital. from the hague in may offer an appeal and now wants to run in december elections when a moment catherine saw in the capital but first report. it's been ten long years and now it's time for him to take back his rightful place in the country's political scene. many people see. him because he's. been very ties to the democratic republic of. intense

political times president joseph kabila has delayed a crucial election for two years kristen certainty and protests in which dozens have been killed by security forces many congolese say they feel oppressed corruption is high and the government is increasingly isolated by the international community the supporters believe that only he can change the bad tight. turn years in prison for nothing and he still acts of the people. was supported by his rebel group tanned opposition party many analysts believe that still presents a formidable challenge to the ruling party. was the. moment for the liberation of the congo political party headquarters if so what does that mean really is a change of action in. the coming days. after all.

that any kind it has to be in the country. to contest an election the fact that the has been away for ten years and still has a pending witness tampering case that the international criminal court could walk against his eligibility member told that he hopes it does not come to that are you surprised that the government in place say that. i think that. those people in the. right people are able to talk about it. was it still unclear if president kabila plans to run for a third tom despite being barred by the constitution so many congolese are anxious to see who the ruling party's nomination will be and whether hopefuls like bemba will be allowed to contest the december election. let's go live to catherine now

she's joining us from kinshasa a considerable reception there catherine for a very popular man but i take it there's already been confusion about what kind of reception i'm he'll be allowed. back now. i have to say that john kerry is actually leaving the airport he convoy is going to be coming through here so you're going to be very soon the many many of the quickest company to take police as well were accompanying him a lot of security presence here that all morning and i mean it will be supporters who say they never expected to see him this would have any mention of it was a bit of a problem inside the airport. had been happening between them he . was one of the police saying that they want to talk to him directly from here to

he's. going to address people but then he was saying that there is no way out of the can is he can. easily come. it's still coming and you. learned. a lot in that president. you know not you know rather often people say that election. a lot of people think that he and the political scene. was one man come to the politics here all over the yes was an opposition has been. canceled saying that he right now presents the most formidable challenge to president bill that the bill or he can he can call the night. police want to rally

behind one hundred acres he had made himself that he is ready to quote that he. will be. a typical one candidate because that's the only way to defeat the ruling class he said he's already cast from the who he actually be allowed to contest the election and do we know if president kabila will contest the election despite being barred from doing so. well now there are some technicalities when it comes to john kerry. or stockton. said that i'm an individual has to be in the country will at least say yeah. ok playing electoral commission has been a way for and yes i'll get told that lawyers are on standby if that happens that comes up then lawyers will go to court and argue that the reason why he's been away

six of the absence is that he could not avoid another issue while he had a pending case at the international criminal court. case about that that he in that you know that electoral commission really had the grounds to baju from compacting the election but then again he has a right to go to court but the main worry here if he supports say that there will not accept anything to him that he was running for the presidency was about to be like he has kept the country guessing we have come a legal he held he addressed the nation in parliament people expected him to say what he saw what happened and since i and he knew that people were waiting for that because of the. cold that he was a little tension but then again he did not divulge a month he did not say whether he was going. to keep it in the election with and you can find and you can you did see all. he's going and not the kind of didn't

think he nominated so people are waiting for that right now they the regulation upgrade that was all happening at it from now. people are we waiting to see whether the president could be likely to do that and look human. is why he was nominated for that and that you know where you live it really going to be i mean how you and the whole lot but you could tell you already that catholic had made that even president kabila eat that meat people what they're going to call my theory. a series of process again that the convoy carrying the puppy love very low you making the word that we supported the leave the bet. very many. and a very close watch right now but like i think the very slow movement i don't know what had been sorted out inside parliament it's going to be interesting to be able to make this little bill but that you want to talk to people you have areas. that

they that they believe that you could change and you need catherine thank you very much for that for now that is katherine sawyer joining us live from kinshasa thank you we have plenty more ahead on the news al including south africa's president says he'll go ahead with landforms which would see white farmers denied compensation a makeshift medical center for people on the brink of famine and what was once known as yemen's bread basket and as for alexa some church shines for manchester united against real madrid as football's preseason falls are. now thousands of south africans are marching against gender based violence they say abuse against women is systemic and a demand and government action official says cysts it says six in the case of cells and women a killed on. bridge every day mostly at the hands of their partners one report

estimates a one hundred and seventeen percent rise in the killing of women since two thousand and fifteen sexual offenses have more than doubled since two thousand and fifteen and last year seventy thousand women were victims overall of the estimated one in five south african women one experienced sexual or physical violence in their lifetime well some women in south africa are now using social media to seek justice malcolm webb reports from johannesburg. yeah landa kyunki had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa but she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kin i mean it has affected my relationships with men in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general

. and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and it's a sad. you landers met many other students who tried of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run into an iceberg and since the student movement began thousands more south africans have taken to social media to express their anger at the lack of justice for women who have been raped or killed when carol mcqueen i was found murdered in johannesburg last year it prompted hundreds of thousands of tweet activists say the pressure pushed all thirty's to act her boyfriend was found guilty of the murder earlier

this year ten james one a study the movement she says the social media activism and the naming of suspected rapists may not always bring justice but it breaks the silence because of the of help quickly hashtags pick up your able to call out your rapist and there's a bunch of people who say i believe you this is your first interaction been going to the police and saying this is happened to me and the police saying well what we were where were you what time was it south africa some of the highest rates of sexual violence in the world activists say less than one in ten. supported rapes results in conviction we asked the state prosecutor what she thinks about frustrated victims receiving justice on social media instead consider that. you do. think it works extremely well where the burden of proof is on the accuser at least as a prosecutor i know i can sleep soundly at night because i know if it can convince

the court that someone is guilty that person really screwed you learn the says a rapists have never been held to account this is your source he's failed her. justice has been done malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg well let's get more on this now we're joined by leslie encode a spokeswoman of the total shut down women's march and she's joining us live from pretoria very good to have you with us on al-jazeera and why are we seeing such a rise in gender based violence and south africa which as our report mentioned is already one of the worst places in the world for this. i'm sorry could you repeat the question that i didn't get that sure we were talking about the number of women in south africa who were exposed to rape and sexual violence and we're seeing that number actually increase why is that.

we will we were discussing it a lot there's a lot of violence that people in the society have carried over from the government we hadn't done any conciliation terms of emotional trauma and the second logical job of people and we need to remember that to africa and to the world in general we need been a highly toxic. a society where a men feel entitled to our bodies men feel entitled to our with space and talk to. this violence community and so why do you think this violence has increased especially just over the last few here is and what are you calling for in this much you know and what can what are you asking the government to do especially in response to how a sars. reacts to cases when they have reported. i believe that the increases that type of men to talk. constantly put you waited

in apache akhil society and demanded that we at least twenty people keep in mind that we're going to be handing over to government under those twenty four key demands more to months underneath that but the twenty fourteen months really represent the twenty four years of post democratic south africa was thing women children and jenin and people i'm not in this country and for twenty four years what are the government doing to focus on issues of gender based violence and can out a way that effectively eradicate gender based violence so we have very little keep handing over. in just a moment and just briefly what are some of those demands you know how do you change such a systemic problem in society. well i'm just just to give you an overview is that we have made. we have.

the supreme court of appeal. and what. is that the one of the most important things that we need the prison. time all. various stakeholders we need to come up with the practical and efficient. and the reason as to why we three branches of government is that we are the memorandum. that we need to come up with with the various stakeholders. thank you very much for your time on this that's leslie and could have a joining us live from pretoria thank you. now south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation

of land from white farmers without compensation so rob opposes has the a.n.c. amend the constitution with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership as one of the most contentious and south africa with some pointing to neighboring zimbabwe's economic collapse after land reform there. the intention of this proposed amendment is to promote redress advance economic development increase production and food security it also transformed just space. in urban areas to. the c. has further directed government to urgently initiate far more support programs in depressed areas before the first rains this year this should include supporting farmers with two tractors fertilizers c.

extension services finance and access to key infrastructure to afghanistan now where the army says it's taking control of the eastern city of jalalabad after a series of attacks that have killed dozens of people the government made the decision to withdraw the responsibility from the police after an attack on a government refugee office on tuesday fifteen people were killed in the past three months one hundred and sixty civilians have been killed in the province by isom or taliban attacks. and the afghan army says more than one hundred fifty fighters surrendered on tuesday that's after a heavy gun battle between i still and the taliban in the northern province the government says more than one hundred fifty myself fighters were killed and one hundred wounded let's go live to our correspondent shall about it she's monitoring all the developments from kabul we'll start with the ice we fight is the rendering charlotte what are you hearing about it and how common is that.

so this happened in jews jim probably overnight it is actually the biggest battle between taliban and islamic state since the state into afghanistan they have been engaged in fighting across the nation this summer and in particular in recent days in jos in province in the north it all came to a head last night the taliban essentially overrunning an islamic state in clave tell about putting out a statement this morning saying they killed one hundred fifty three islamic state fighters wounded more than one hundred and took hundred thirty seven captive now they do say in this statement interesting lee that they would have killed more had it not been for government intervention they say that helicopters came in and actually risk some of these islamic state fighters now we talked to a police chief in the area special forces commanders provincial government spokesperson this morning they will collaborate in the same thing that you said

about four o'clock this morning one hundred and fifty two i still find his did actually surrender themselves to the government in that province they did not elaborate however though on the circumstances elsewhere in the country will have the government the army take control of security in. this part of why the measures to increase security around the country especially now that we have an election date that's been announced for next year. so security has been putting. really bad across the country but especially in the province jalalabad is the capital of that is just based of here series of attacks over the last three months one hundred sixty civilians killed nearly five hundred wounded the most recent just yesterday on a top of the refugee seemed to with fifteen people with president making the call last night that it's just become too dangerous in afghanistan's fifth biggest city is standing in the army taking over from place to ensure the security there as you

see it all comes as they have announced a presidential election date for april twentieth next year the parliamentary elections coming up in october so security a big issue not just on a day to day basis but for the elections in the coming months we sat down with the chairman of the independent election commission report. hundreds of women recalled the names of the countryman compiling an electronic list of who decide afghanistan's next meet it's nine million people have registered to vote a quarter of the population but here that means nine million men yelling trees and this is the. name of that person and their father name and for there it is very day then business and then we go to the next page. with seven hundred people working for two hundred dollars a month out of an old u.n. compound on the outskirts of kabul the registration forms are being flown or trucked here on to military

a schools the nation's election chief wants afghans to feel they can trust the process despite logistical and security challenges. unfortunately they're in secure areas in afghanistan so we can't register people there those areas that are under the control of the government and that we have access to people should go there for registration the government assisted in putting our registration centers there there's been a lot of criticism from election watchdogs observers about the registration process that they may be fake or duplicate registrations are you concerned about that. of course there is some complaints about the registration when it's not possible to do biometric registration and if it's a manual system like ours it's natural there may be some duplicate registrations. name is in charge of ten thousand observers on election day and says registrations need to be chicks more thorough and voters assigned to specific polling stations there is a willingness among the people the are not about. election that is neither needed

for the election where. afghans died in their hundreds this year for a chance to make their lives better the worst was in april and with fifty seven people were killed and more than one hundred wounded in a suicide bombing at a voter registration seem to afghanistan is working its way towards credible elections one keystroke at a time. from power outages to bombings patiently they pushed charged with holding an election that cannot be disputed. now more than fifty cases believed to be holding the remains of u.s. soldiers who died during the korean war six decades ago heading home a ceremony was held at south korea's air base before the remains affront to hawaii experts say the identification process could take anywhere from days to years there are. few in the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong un.

now there's been no letup in california's wildfires and what's now shaping up to be one of the worst seasons in the state's history seventeen fires are burning across the u.s. state where eight people have been killed in the past week the fast moving flames have destroyed nearly one hundred twenty thousand hectares of land last year was the worst season on record when nearly five hundred thirty thousand hectares burned but in some parts of california where the fires have been put out people are facing another threat gabriel elizondo reports from the city of reading. the city of reading in the state of california remains envelop by a thick layer of smoke and ash that is blocking everything including the sun it's been like this for the past five days making homes is heating advice from health officials who say any time people are outside they should wear masks i've lived

here for twenty five years and and you know i've seen a lot of fires in a lot of fires but it's it's pretty bad this time we've had like ash and embers falling by our house and. you know still it's been a week still you see you know little. ash falling. all over town in air quality index is any number of above two hundred is considered dangerously unhealthy in reading it's registered as high as two hundred seventy three in recent days local hospitals are busy with people suffering from breathing problems particularly the people most vulnerable some people have something called c o p d which is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease typically it comes from smoking for a long time what happens to them though because of their breathing in these fine particles and it's getting in the lung and fortune causes inflammation and their airways and their little muscles in their lungs constrict and so it makes it very

difficult for them to bring you it's not only the smoke in the air that's causing problems it's also what's happening here on the ground when the fire came through here it completely incinerated all of the natural vegetation there's not one single tree that's still alive not even one leaf is still here it's causing the temperatures to be even hotter warmer drier and causing more health problems. the ash plank it's the ground that was once fertile land for plants. in a city where the flames are gone but the health hazards are not people still can't breathe easy. till the smoke is lifted. ready fornia. and a few moments we'll have the weather with steph but still ahead on the news hour three day technology now makes it possible to print guns at home u.s.

courts are debating whether that's a good idea. the discovers another effort to employ u.s. politics ahead of november's midterm elections and sport. sad tennis come back at speed. by the sky. or off the coast of the italian riviera. hello there things are going to get a bit stormy in shanghai again as we head through the next few days so thanks to this is larry of cloud it doesn't actually look too impressive on the satellite picture does it looks just like any other west area bringing us showers but actually this is the storm that slammed into japan as a typhoon and then as it ran its way across japan in just twenty four people so it was quite a sinister stallman but once it was over the mountains the mountains shredded it

and so by the time it popped back into the sea off the south of q shoot there wasn't much left to it just some heavy rain but then to me ended just to the south of q shoe for a couple of days and whilst it's been there the sea surface temperature has a quite warm here so that has given it's a new lease of life it's currently a tropical depression so not particularly strong but it is becoming more organized it's gradually running its way towards the west and as it does so we are expecting it to to intensify a little bit more and by the time makes its way on to shanghai there we are expecting the winds to be around sixty five kilometers per hour so not too strong but it's certainly going to bring in some very heavy rain and shanghai was hit by another storm less than two weeks ago in fact it was almost hit by another one very shortly after that so plenty more cloud of rain to come here it could well cause more problems with flooding. the weather sponsored by cattle and always.

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as have you with us on the. top stories opposition supporters are protesting in zimbabwe saying they refused to accept the results of monday's vote the electoral commission says a ruling on a majority of seats in parliament presidential results and your so. called police former rebel leader has landed back then but was convicted of war crimes at the hague he was released in may after an appeal he now wants to run a long delayed elections scheduled for december and the date for a presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on the twentieth of april next year the presidential vote will take place six months after the

parliamentary and local elections for. now syrian government forces have regained control of all the land along the border with the israeli occupied the government heights i select fighters gave up their last pocket of territory in the area after a six week military campaign and according to russian media propaganda and forces withdrew to eighty five kilometers from israeli held territory israel had asked for moscow support to help keep back providing in troops well let's get more on all these developments in syria we're joined by the man of no lava tired jordanian air force general and he's joining us live from the capital amman very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as we mentioned the syrian government is now fully in control of that border with the golan heights just how much more of a defeat is this for i feel and a further victory now for the government it is over for the as a control of the land but i still is still pose

a great threat there because the camp in previously which conducted military campaign against isis. the not get into consideration of removing the condition and reason which isis image after that so it is tough they will stay there. amongst people and the population there and they will do to be to attack from now and then as for the board that itself if this if you but the i don't think the iranian the the gods moved eighty five kilometers or so or has by loudly then in militia i think hizbullah is that around one kilometers from them and the. division of the guard is that around ten kilometers in the head a bit as alley and how that area so no because there really is seed an army and who

fought the specular these people not to cede an army the fourth division all together that. but. what the iranians have moved back whether it's eighty five kilometers or not because the border is secure that i saw as al from the syrian government is in control and if so you know what does this mean for the war for the larger picture if the government is fully in control where it counts if it's won militarily. well as i said it is not very concerning isis will see the senate attack but as a whole the c.d.n. it depend on the political situation there which is very tough to reach and see that's very difficult situation. is the next to france we don't nor would it be

some understanding between the russia and turkey to good to be fully through re conciliation things like that all day will be the seed in me all the it in order to conduct sort of like what's happened in the south with the cd a military campaign the war that's what i think but it's been being would wait and see i highly. highly likely will be. settlement between russia and turkey and sort of take it will control the whole area there that's also will be with then the big plan of syria what's the settlement to be a federal one federal things like that so we'll wait and see or at most women are done that thank you as always for your time we appreciated that her mom one album no line joining us live from amman. not yemen where the hopi rebels say they'll

stop attacks on the red sea for two weeks to support peace episode comes after attacks on two vessels last week and one of the world's most important trade for the volume on the trace the jose say they targeted warships belonging to the saudi and erotic coalition while the saudis say one of their oil tankers was damaged the u.n. special on watching yemen has been shuttling between the warring parties he wants to avoid an assault by the coalition on the port city of homs a there which is on the red sea a got to worry that the fighting could make a humanitarian crisis even worse they're warning of a second cholera epidemic and that more than eight million people are on the verge of starvation mohamad adult reports from djibouti. just across from yemen. this is the impact of more than three years of war the city of sodom stronghold for both the fighters was once known as humans bread basket much of it is now destroyed people are desperate and on the brink of

a farm in rural roads and bridges have not been spared either limiting the supply of vital supplies of food and fuel to a population already suffering militarization is up on old time. at a tin shack that knowledge serves as a temporary health center acutely malnourished children upset high protein peanut based food. reading out of a get the vin are scared to death every hour we see a plane i'm not exaggerating at all be vision for peace peace and safety. but the prospect of peace in yemen remains of a more distant relentless efforts by the u.n. to broker peace have failed on one side others who think rebels trying hard to keep control of huge swathes of the control on the other pro-government militias back by the sooty u.a.e. . in recent days they have intensified their outcomes to wrestle control of the vital part of the data from both the fight is the city has been heavily militarized

forcing half of its population to flee controlling the day that is important to both sides it's the main and two point four much needed aid and most important to yemen this is with from australia more than anything else the yemeni people now desperately need peace with peace and stability we can start to get people back on their feet start to rebuild their livelihoods their fears any escalation in the fighting could cause a shock tunnel the white told put holes in poverty bus station in what is already the world's last two monetary in crisis some twenty two million people in the. many of the war displaced have no way of surviving without food hundreds on their fears to outbreak of diseases. destroyed your months water and sanitation facilities something that's already call from outbreak of cholera the u.n.

now sees the complete one away form of the fatal disease. more than one hundred sixty refugees and migrants have been deported from libya as part of a voluntary program that was initiated by the un to ease overcrowded and detention centers that a profession comes a day after libya's coast guard rescued five hundred seventy nine my friends heading to you at least fifteen hundred people have died in the mediterranean face this year. now facebook says it's discovered a coordinated campaign to influence the u.s. mid-term elections the social media giants from move thirty two accounts and pages that it believes a fake aimed at creating division before november's vote almost three hundred thousand people follow the suspended pages alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . the phone to the facebook mark zuckerberg went to capitol hill in april to admit his company hadn't done enough to stop foreign groups trying to influence the

twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm sorry. now as part of its continuing investigation into election interference it discovered it's happening again and so it has suspended thirty two pages on the platform and instagram which it also means they are going to be a hair trigger alert for you know for the foreseeable future so any instances that crop up like this they're likely to take to take action and then be public about that action the company uses artificial intelligence and human investigators to flag up automated accounts. you know only deal with the face of social issues aimed at finding conflict and upset. one page called resisters created an event a counter protest to unite the right rally a white nationalist gathering in washington d.c. in august it was found to be

a fake group and the page was disabled and the event deleted it says it can't definitively tie this is spending accounts to russia but suggests it was possibly involved american intelligence agencies have been warning for months russia's efforts to undermine american democracy are active under a threat to november's elections at a cyber security summit in new york the homeland security secretary said the country is facing what she called a hard a can of threats let me also again take this opportunity to issue a warning as i have in other forums in speeches to any foreign power that would consider meddling in our networks or in the affairs of our democracy the united states will no longer tolerate or accept your interference you will be exposed and you will pay a high price facebook has been heavily criticized for not doing enough to stop outside interference in the twenty six thousand election it's determined that won't happen again and it says it continues to work with the f.b.i.

to identify threats and remove them from its platforms. al-jazeera washington. and afraid of chief technology correspondent at media and she says whoever is behind the fake accounts is trying to create for the division in the u.s. and there's no reason to think it's stopping here you know we've heard a lot of intelligence that there's a sustained credible campaign being targeted at the midterms so i would be surprised if this is the last of it to be honest i think this is what they were able to identify now and i think also just when you look at what was attacked this wasn't pro one candidate or another necessarily this is just sowing the seeds of discontent and to the degree that that's the target that's the way that they're doing it that would require a much broader campaign these pages were generally about counter protests to the right so you have some people in the republican party saying look at the left so clearly russians or whoever is trying to aid the left i think that's

a simplistic view i think the main goal here is to sow discontent so that could really be to benefit anyone who benefits from the destabilization of the u.s. that benefits from more divisiveness and political infighting so i think that's a much harder thing to pin but certainly you know it makes sense given what we know about the people that are looking to interfere with u.s. elections now pull them out of false money laundering trial has revealed that a business partner rather than one of which himself was responsible for tax evasion and bank for all of the former campaign chief of president trump has denied all charges and has opening remarks manifolds lawyer said his business part of it should gates was the one who quote had his hand of the cookie charges were brought by special counsel robert muller who is investigating alleged collusion between russia and trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign she have a chance he has more from the court in virginia. prosecution accuses poor man a for of attempting to fund a lavish lifestyle with the tens of millions of dollars that he had crude from his

consulting work in ukraine which he put into show corporations in cyprus and the caribbean and then he also avoided paying tax on all this money form out of all says this was none of his doing the ukrainians wanted to set up shell corporations that wasn't his idea and anyway he wasn't even in charge of day to day business dealings that was all the responsibility of britain gates's associate at his company and he was the one who was embezzling money from the show companies and that's why he's now called working with robot mona's investigation to try and save his own skin and still over this entire case is the question what does this have to do with a rush or investigation and there is that suspicion even explained by the judge himself but really this is all about robert mueller trying to put the squeeze on mount a for so he too starts cooperating with that russian investigation now has blocked a company from releasing the blueprints used to make guns using a three d. printer and nine u.s. states fontanel search after the trumpet ministration announced it's reached

a settlement with the texas based defense distribution that settlement would have allowed the plans to be published online from wednesday rob reynolds from paul this is the computer generated weapon that's causing the uproar a crude single shot plastic pistol united states of america will be the biggest exporter of terror. if we fail to stop these ghost gun specifications for the gun were developed by cody wilson a self-styled anarchist as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them in june the trumpet ministration abruptly gave up on a years long legal battle to prevent him from putting the gun plans on line wilson's diagrams allow a variety of firearms models to be made by anyone including convicted criminals mentally disturbed people or children this means that more people who are dangerous will have guns and they will hurt more people with them in three d.

printer technology machines extrude minuscule layers of plastic or resin that gradually build up three dimensional objects using computer eyes patterns we asked professional three d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one the designs have already appeared online and have been downloaded thousands of times three d. printed guns have no serial numbers so there are untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector law enforcement officials are opposed and president donald trump questioned the action of his own administration tweeting that the idea of three d. printed guns quote doesn't seem to make much sense but the guns may be less dangerous to the public then to the person wielding them in tests by the government

firearms oversight agency three d. printed guns often exploded when fired they are not as strong or precisely machined as metal guns it could explode on you you could lose a finger you can use a hand. if you catch fire there is so many things that can go wrong which is why printing it is one thing using it is an entirely separate thing democratic lawmaker. calling on trump to overturn his administration's decision and are introducing legislation to ban the weapons but in a last minute decision a federal judge granted a temporary injunction blocking wilson from distributing his blueprints online the ruling came after nine states and the district of columbia brought the matter to court the legal fight will continue robert oulds al-jazeera. has to smash his way into the baseball history books. with touching on a handful. the

sport now he has to thank you very much elizabeth play is underway in bombing him as anglin take on india in was the one side's a thousand test match england is where cricket originated and ahead of the match there was a ceremony to mark the occasion and good fast test was back in eight hundred seventy seven and they've won three hundred fifty seven lost two hundred ninety

seven with three hundred forty five of the match is being drawn on for test number one thousand and wind won the toss and and have decided to fast but things have started badly for end to end their forty four one every chandra an irishman removing alice to cook for just at thirteen the science of playing a five match their ease. twenty three time grand slam champion serena williams to soften the was a loss of her entire career serena is widely regarded as the greatest women's player of all time but she looked a shadow of vatican you see on a contra britain in the fast round of the w.t. event in fan jose the american army managed to win one game and lost in straight sets six one six fluff in just fifty two minutes is the blow to her comeback serena returned to competition in march six months after getting back to have a week of. there have been two big blows for organizers of the fifty open in washington the defending champion catarina makarova lost her first in straight

fed's while australian open champion caroline wozniak he was forced to pull out of the tournament with a right like injury shortly before her fast round match it's a big setback for the world number two the build up to the u.s. open it would have been a fast match since losing in the second round wimbledon standards since pulling out of the second round at wimbledon ended with a blow the swiss was upset by american donald young in his opening match in washington he lost in three sets of games while number two hundred thirty four the only other times over in kent to the u.s. open will not have been washed down with back in two thousand and ten and he also lost his open about them. so the ball now in much the united dalek the fund has is looking in good form ahead of the new premier league season helping his side beat rael madrid in a friendly in miami despite not showing his best form since joining united in january funk has had a heart had

a hand in both goals that helped united beat the european champions the chilean forward scored the opening goal of us that assist under herrera with the second two one with the final school. as i was saying we were just trying to survive and to have the best the best possible results but as i was saying to the play is some of my play is there will be in an amazing condition you imagine alexis's as fresh in the way that the man is is running after playing for match for matches ninety minutes i think he is innocent as the conditions so let's look at it for the positive sides. that was also a win for taught them spires opened the scoring at forty seven minutes into the game which they eventually went on to win one milton and begin their e.p.l. campaign on aug eleventh against newcastle.

many youngers that stood bob and they behaved very well. off the beach and that is the most important. for barcelona side took on reimer in texas without lee and all messi in the line up are to spite him for turning the clock to the club after the world cup the spanish champions looked like they missed him and were comfortably beaten for to pass to begin the campaign on aug eighteenth and their boss suggested they could follow up the recent fighting malcolm good morning pius. the team is always looking for good players i am the trainer we all work on it but we have more people who spend more time looking for good players the team decided them outcome should join us because we are very happy with him so far we can also see that he has great potential. english football managers will now be shown yellow and red cards for sideline dissent behavior that could result in a card include inappropriate language or gestures towards much officials thought

caustic clapping and throwing objects like water bottles or carts managers will get an automatic one game ban after their fourth warning referees will take the action during the f.a. cup second to english football league and national league matches mike trout right himself into the major league baseball record books on tuesday the los angeles angels center and filter smashes thirtieth harm on off the season by doing so he became just the second and all the player to not show up at the home is in addition to twenty bases in a season three times before turning twenty six despite his efforts the angels were taken by the tampa bay rays ten to. thank you very much tatyana and that does it for this news hour but sammy's a down is here in just a couple of minutes with another look at news for us and thank you very much for watching.

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