if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. mobile services cuts as bangladesh struggles to calm nationwide anger protests over road safety in their eighth day. hello and welcome my name's peter w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up the worrying rift in the o.p.'s safety killed as soldiers head into an eastern city and an ethnic divide grover's. scrambling to protect the president venezuela's leader claims an assassination attempts during a military rally. also ahead

how russia's biggest rock festival is mixing music with military might. student protests of the road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government mobile internet services have now been shut down across big parts of the country as protests enter an eighth day the move is intended to stop the spread of protest images and rumors on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police police denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government workers were caught without valid documents tanvi a child he is in the capital he sent us this report just

a short time ago. well the fear is quite normal but very tense because of what happened yesterday. students or the teenage students who were rather attacked by pro-government elements along with the police in an area done monday and. according to media reports at least one hundred fifteen students were injured some of them seriously this is confirmed by some of the hospitals. now a lot of the students were supposed to gather right behind me in shock square which is the area where usually demonstrations are held so far i haven't seen any gathering it is possible that the parents don't want them out because they're highly traumatized by what happened social media has been showing a lot of videos of students really bleeding badly injured and they were telling of the horror stories local media where rescue acted in covering some of the events at least in video a lot of the private t.v. student couldn't show some of the events the government has put

a restoration on three g. and four g. coverage so there is no mobilization by the students we'll have to see within next few hours if they're able to gather although they have given an ultimatum to the government if within the next three days they don't meet their demands they'll come back in the streets again the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is accusing colombia and a group of financiers in the u.s. of trying to assassinate the material was speaking at a military parade in the capital caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he wasn't but seven security personnel were his mike hanna. this is a live broadcast of the ceremony on national television the camera begins to shake and president maduro looks into the air as explosions sound before the feed is cut soldiers who had been on parade are seeing the in panic number reported to be injured in the blasts north of iraq only investigation as evidence that shows those

who had entered the constitution and for good are doing his will in the public. a group calling itself the lost soul dartos day for a net loss claimed responsibility in a series of tweets this one with the phrase time is running out a few hours after the attack president maduro addressed the nation saying right wing groups within the country were responsible but also accusing the colombian president one manual santos of involvement in looking for a mark and i have to inform you that some of those who carried out the attack against me today have already been apprehended and they are now being processed in not doing although they are they tried to assassinate me and i have no doubt that everything points to the right the venezuelan ultra right in alliance with the colombian ultra right and that the name of one man well santos is behind this attempt of president maduro praying to victory in the elections earlier this year but his political opponents insisted the process was rigged many venezuelans hold

him accountable for a major economic collapse that could see the inflation rate hit one million percent by the end of the year. mike hanna his era of fighting in eastern ethiopia is being followed by a whitening rift between the government and and regional leaders at least fifty people died in ethnic fighting which began when ethiopian troops were sent from the capital to make arrests injured jigger in somali state local military there for the ethiopian army and groups of ethnic somalis were reported to have been to businesses political leaders in somali state have long campaigned to join neighboring somalia. is in neighboring djibouti mohammed your sources telling us the latest information from this area. while a bit of a town condo in the city of the couple of the somali region to be here pure which lies on the border if you appear shares with somalia residents of the city won't

friday to see tunks and troops rolling into the city taking over holliman some of the main streets and also surrounding the presidency and office of the president of the somali region and now government officials and others some of us say this was innocent tainted by a rift between them and the regional administration and a full on by the leaders of the region to announce separation and independence from ethiopia something they say is enshrined in the crystal titian but was being done in a constitutional monarchy that is when the local police exchanged fire with the government troops and then in that is assuming confusion looting started. to try just one fund on and a list of fifty people help. why were the ethiopian troops sent in the first place

. well for a while now prime minister. reforms he has initiated in the country been trying to change some of the. regional leaders and the government the federal government had been accusing the administration in the somalia region of cutting out. human rights abuses against the people and it is that refusal government officials say the regional president that he's to come. that led to the troops being deployed. wouldn't mean that if the ethiopian prime minister was correct in his assertion that there was abuse going on in this region people would have welcomed those ethiopian forces with open arms i guess. yes but what you should

understand. that ethiopia is an ethnic federal state where they are nine major regions that are based on the ethnicity of the people living next to and enjoy a. hold on so people were really shocked to see federal forces in their midst something that reminds them of course. when they have lived under subjugation and control of the central government so these also politicians taking advantage of the whole thing you know the prime minister is on or more there's been a conflict between almost all somalis for years now their territorial disputes between them so a lot of emotions were used to try and. bring some public uprising here that regional president has denied that he had plans to announce suppression of the

region from ethiopia and he say this was just the federal government flexing its muscles and trying to. to to to to make its point known you know forcefully thanks very much. well from one developing story to another one the israeli cabinet has now started its meeting with a controversial nation state law expected to be high on the agenda there have been growing protests the latest from the druze community which led a huge rally against the new legislation in tel aviv on saturday night many are angry that the new law defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the druze are considered loyal to the state and are simmons has the story for us live out of west jerusalem and or anything coming out of this cabinet meeting as of this hour. no there isn't and we don't expect anything anytime soon there will be some sort of indication of what's being discussed later on sunday but you can be sure that there is going to

be perhaps are raised eyebrows at the scale of this demonstration when you look at it from above you can see well as tens of thousands no one's going to like you a figure of just what size it was but one distinct feature is of concern to the israeli cabinet you can be sure and that is the numbers of jews in israeli jews turning out for this demonstration as well i mean some organized by the labor left others just turning up and there were a large number of them i was there i spoke to quite a few people who just wanted to be there to demonstrate against what they see as undemocratic moves being made by the present government with this nation state law however it has to be said that the main dru's protest very large unprecedented attack called so many issues particularly the issue of mandatory service in the

israeli military because of course there's been a lot of concern over this now when you contrast that with the palestinians with israeli citizenship that's a larger number and they've not demonstrated in any size yet they represent twenty percent of the population in israel so you can expect more demonstrations as one fixed for saturday and we could see some demonstrations possibly outside the knesset the parliament when the knesset is reconvened on wednesday that is a session that won't mean any voting on issues but certainly it's going to raise the whole issue up again so this is a major concern although no real doubt about the numbers benjamin netanyahu can be assured the railroad this through it just depends on the public reaction and how it plays out so in real terms it's not potentially a problem for mr netanyahu despite the fact that the druze clearly occupy such

a unique place in israeli society. well that's a good point peter it isn't really a problem for him but he's got to gauge this carefully because events lead to certain political situations not being quite the same as they started out so will this grow probably yes can he get a deal probably no this stage he can't it can't possibly repeal this law politically canny amend it that's unlikely to kind of come up with another law that's a possibility perhaps but then the drews are playing hard and we expect the palestinian citizenship to have a similar reaction there represented by the arab list members of the knesset they are going to play hardball it seems very hard ball they see nothing other than netanyahu losing the next election or going sooner to solve the problem they just

as long as netanyahu is around these members of knesset say there is no hope and many thanks. the islamic state of iraq and the levant has executed a druze teenager from the syrian village of shopkeeper according to local media that's in the southwestern province of so wider mohammad amar was one of thirty six people mostly women and children kidnapped by eisel last month the nineteen year old was killed on thursday after negotiations to release the hostages failed three soldiers serving with the nato force in afghanistan have been killed in a suicide attack on u.s. and two afghan soldiers have also been injured in a struck in parwan province north of kabul. of course in zimbabwe have denied bail to more than twenty opposition supporters have been charged with inciting public violence the leading opposition candidate says the charges are politically motivated six people were killed on weapons and soldiers opened fire at a protest against alleged vote rigging malcolm where. the police say these people

were responsible for election violence in harare on wednesday they supporters in bad ways main opposition party the movement for democratic change people when charged with inciting violence and refused bail. and d.c. officials say the charges a politically motivated because the government's trying to prevent a legal challenge to the result of monday's election i was certain i was lost the election and after losing the election and he's away about a large majority of the people in this country don't support him and is afraid of them reacting to that so you know order to manage the population he has to do to arrest us to fear in everyone's heart and mind president and. the ruling zanu p.f. party was announced the winner the opposition say about four hundred thousand votes added to his count after the polls closed their candidate lost and jimmy said it

was the true winner the international observers yet to publish their final report the electoral commission and zanu p.f. denied rate rigging you don't invite observe us so that you are then. you don't i think a lot of people wanted to make sure that this clean free and fair election is my. elementary results were announced wednesday petitions supporters to speak to them protested the army was deployed in the city six people were shot dead most of them bystanders. cynthia my post there was one of them she was a fifty three year old mother of two eyewitnesses say she was shot in the back by a soldier while trying to run away. rights groups say that initially her past morton stated that she died of a stab wound until the lawyers pressured government doctors to correct it she died

of a gunshot wound he said for years they've had problems properly documenting that that those killed by the army or the police and this is something that hasn't changed since the days of former leader robert mugabe when he was deposed by the army in november a new zimbabwe was promised by his successor. people hoped it would be better than their. web al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. still ahead here. ahead of the u.s. sanctions.

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ok let's just try through your top stories so far today day eight of protests beginning in bangladesh questions calling for better road safety standards today on saturday dozens were injured in clashes with the police the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is accusing colombia and a group of finances in the u.s. of trying to assassinate he was speaking at a military parade in caracas when explosions interrupted the event mr mentor okas unhurt. the israeli cabinet has begun meeting with a controversial nation state law expected to be high on their agenda the druze community led a big rally in tel aviv against the new legislation which also downgrades the arabic language reaching a deal with hamas in gaza will also be up for discussion. european aircraft

makers have been rushing to deliver aircraft to iran before u.s. sanctions go into effect on monday it's received thirteen of the twenty airplanes it bought from the franco italian a.t.r. and iran says the sanctions are endangering lives by blocking the sale of new. planes and spare parts its aging fleet well ron's deal with a five hundred thirty six million dollars other plane makers such as us and boeing have already pulled out of iran during the ninety day wind period iran air was planning to buy thirty eight billion dollars worth of new passenger planes from those two companies saying bus robbie joins us now from tehran saying looking at the figures and the number of aircraft how does this stack up with where iran wanted to be around about the time of the nuclear deal being signed. well it has to be said any time something like this happens the delivery of new

aircraft it is a positive thing it's a happy occasion in iran many officials were at the international airport to celebrate the arrival of five more new planes but let's let's look at the real numbers here in the grand scheme of things it's just a drop in the bucket these planes five of them each of them can carry between seventy and eighty people and they've got five they wanted to buy from airbus and boeing thirty nine billion dollars worth of planes that was approximately two hundred plus planes they were intending to buy over the next few years of those they've only taken delivery of three so while this is a positive step it's a very small one and they've got a long way to go to modernize what is effectively an aging air fleet is that the the knob of where they want to go from a business point of view that they've got aging fleet old aircraft and they need to modernize. absolutely the need to

modernize is a desperate one traveling by air in iran can be a dangerous prospect hundreds of people have died in air related incidents in accidents over the last few years and really the crux of this is that since one thousand nine hundred nine they've been unable to buy any new aircraft any aircraft with u.s. parts in it or developed or manufactured by the united states has effectively been unsellable to the iranian market and so we've seen even in their military one of the aircraft they're still flying is the plane developed by the americans in the seventy's and eighty's the f. fourteen tomcat on the civilian side one of the benefits that was going to be enjoyed of the twenty fifty nuclear deal directly by the civilians was going to be air travel that was tangible that was visible it would have been something that would have directly affected people's lives and it was going to be a win win for civilian air travel within the country and outside of iran and it was going to be a win for the government who could say to their people look we made this deal and

now we've got better plane safer planes for you to travel around in but that is not happening and that's another frustration that people here are feeling because of those u.s. sanctions zain thanks a lot. a leading syrian scientist reportedly involved in missile development has been killed by an explosion he was. his driver died in the blast as well side of hama in twenty twelve an armed group killed another senior scientist in damascus israel and western intelligence agencies were accused of being involved turkey and russia seem to have come to an agreement to stop the syrian government from carrying out a military offensive on it live any renewed fighting there would trigger a humanitarian crisis so the collapse of the so-called process is in the heart of. president bashar assad says it live is the syrian army's next target the opposition controlled northwestern province is home to almost three million people at least half. displaced from other rebel areas after so-called surrender deals. but the

syrian government's ally russia appears to be giving turkey a chance to what it called stabilize the province turkey is being asked to fulfill agreed commitments in the so-called fast enough process. accepting responsibility for the situation in. expected to fight terrorists. russia says turkey was supposed to expel or dissolve the heat a sham the group formerly known as el nostra as well as what our city in the syrian branch of al qaida those fighters are designated as terrorists by the international community they are powerful and they have in the past we checked the ultimatums to disband. all turkey wants to avoid military action so it's using the threat of military action to force will start to disband the

announcement that see a rebel groups are united under one command is an example. part of it lived lies on the border with turkey which wants to avoid any military offensive that would cause human suffering further displacement and the collapse of the ass and a process there. for three years especially in the syria. opposition groups syrian army. started. for months now members of the so-called radical groups have been targeted in unclaimed attacks that some link to a campaign to eliminate the province from foreign fighters disagreements over at liberty turkey and russia were evident during talks on syria and such the province was not mentioned in the final statement it live was mentioned in a separate statement issued by turkey's foreign ministry emphasizing that the

provinces status as a deescalation zone must be preserved. turkey's military presence won't deter campaigns on the fringes of it lip that are aimed at opening highways linking government controlled cities and preventing attacks on the russian and syrian military in nearby province that is likely what russia syria and boy meant when he said there are no plans for a large scale assault on for now russia and turkey still need each other but this time around government leaders in ankara may be given limited time to deliver. spain's maritime rescue service says rescued two hundred twenty three migrants trying to cross the mediterranean sea four boats were found in spanish waters on saturday bringing the number of people rescued since the end of me to nearly five thousand spain has become a preferred destination for migrants after italy shut its ports to eight ships in june a rock music festival in russia has lots of heavy metal on the show both on stage

and in the sky tens of thousands of fans are flocked to see both their favorite bands and some of the kremlin's latest weaponry hoda abdel-hamid is at the event one hundred twenty kilometers north of moscow. it's a summer staple for many russians. is the largest rock festival some also call its russia's woodstock a yearly appointment with the finest of the country's music scene. which. has been missed for the past three seasons it's amazing. that you can hear your favorite musicians all your favorite musicians in one place the festival started two decades ago after the fall of the soviet union but recently it also became an exhibit ground for the most unlikely of institutions the russian ministry of defense its presence felt from the air with the performance of the russian knights aerobatic team to do the light of many. more of this because the

we think it's not just a pride professor look at the whole country the presence of the ministry of defense is not sponsorship or some kind of special premium that's a story which came to life because people are interested in taking part in it done by the ministry over the past five years the ministry expanded its presence from air shows to a full on display of power it might be surprising to have a military exhibit at a rock festival but these days in russia there's a great sense of national pride and ask anyone here they will credit that feeling to the army some of the new is equipment and weapons are shown here like this armored personnel vehicles already in use by the infantry division here such piece of modern hardware has a different purpose but. we want to show people young men in particular what kind of equipment we have and what our army is capable of when

people want to see this up close patriotism increases when you see them you get some kind of pride for your country for your fatherland and you are confident in tomorrow. some artists did pull out in protest but many big names like the. lead singer of men one of the most famous russian bands indoors the festival nothing like that happens at the european festivals but because because the russian society is so miniaturized were so fond of parades and we can never escape it's so basically i decided for myself just accept it at this festival. it's not clear whether this marriage of music and military is a spontaneous one or it was in pose but it's a detail that many here don't seem to care about the depth of how many al-jazeera. festival. thousands of mothers in the philippines

a breastfeeding in public and an effort to fight stigma more than two thousand two hundred women are taking part in the campaign called that means to latch on as part of world breastfeeding week the world health organization says breastfeeding strengthens the health of both the mother and the child. headlined so far today for your students in bangladesh and now into day eight of their protests calling for better road safety standards dozens were injured in fighting with the police on saturday in the capital dhaka the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus the government has now caught mobile internet services to try to stop the spread of protest messages and rumors. venezuela's president nicolas maduro is accusing colombia and a group of finances in the united states of trying to assassinate him mr maduro was speaking at a military parade in caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he was not

hurt there are growing concerns about a rift between national and regional governments in ethiopia for at least fifty people were killed in fighting and ethnic violence in the east it began when ethiopian forces were sent from the capital to the eastern somali states to arrest regional officials there there were clashes with local forces further violence followed with reports of groups of ethnic somalis attacking other civilians two churches have been burned to businesses looted political leaders in somali states of long hold for it to be part of neighboring somalia. israel's cabinet is meeting right now to discuss reaching a deal with the how mass leadership in gaza the controversial nation state law will also be on the agenda the druze community led a huge rally against the new legislation on saturday many are angry that it defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language and they're calling for the bill

to be revoked the islamic state of iraq and the levant has executed a druze teenager from the syrian village of shopkeeper according to local media reports the villages in the southwestern province of so wider mohammed abu omar was one of thirty six people mostly women and children kidnapped by isis a last month the nineteen year old was killed on thursday after negotiations to release the hostages had failed. a leading syrian scientists reportedly involved in missile development has been killed by an explosion. and his driver died in the blast outside of hama twenty twelve group killed another senior scientist in damascus israel and western intelligence agencies were accused of having been in. latin america. on counting the cost pakistan's new leader is facing some tough financial questions we'll be taking

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