this is al jazeera. this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha and has a secret coming up in the next sixty minutes. struggling to calm the anger in bangladesh the government tries to curb student protests and promises to meet their demands on road safety. no backing down over the nation state more but israel's prime minister wants to allay the fears of the druze community. and the growing on unrest in ethiopia's east and some on the region as federal troops try to take control. scrambling to protect the president venezuela's leader claims an

assassination attempt during a military rally on his for the first trophy of the new english football season is already up for grabs premier league champions manchester city about to take on chelsea for the community shield. students have blocked roads for an eighth straight day in bangladesh and that campaign may be having some effect the prime minister and house a short time ago the police are launching a drive to in their words bring discipline on the roads the roads in the capital were blocked by protesters again on sunday and in several places around dhaka police fired tear gas to break up groups we'll get to that in a moment but first this report from paul chandler again. student protesters have blocked streets and boggled us for the past week they're demanding governor. action

to improve road safety to young students were knocked down and killed by a bus last week traffic accidents kill at least seven thousand bangladeshis every year and even though the net i'm going on what we've been protesting on the roads for a few days with some of out the months we had demanding justice for those students of the college killed by a bus and we want safe roads. over the weekend the peaceful protests became violent when police tried to break up the crowds rubber bullets and tear gas or fired at demonstrators the government ordered schools and bus services to shut down bus driver say they were attacked. we stopped running our buses and students attacked and damaged our vehicles we cannot go on the roads as students who don't drive was sort of a good move by the government trying to quell the violence by cutting internet services to cripple social media and censoring both bangladeshi and international media pro-government student groups are being accused of attacking protesters i'm

not even a somebody i'm going with that's actually i mean all are feeling threatened we wanted a peaceful protest we don't want any trouble occurring around here you can rub a bullet was shot on our brothers at murch her neighborhood they were dispersed one told us. and the other demonstrators were further incensed by a government minister who questioned why there was uproar about two deaths and bangladesh and a lack of anger about thirty three dead in a bus crash in india the previous day government leaders say they're going to implement the strews demands for improved road safety but more protests are feared as both the ruling in opposition parties campaign for elections due in december poll chunder john al jazeera. has just gone seven pm in dhaka tanveer chadri joins us live now from the capital so tanveer what's happening there right now. well right now the streets are still very quiet but it's very tense up people are

very apprehensive what is going on. on the report was mentioned i mean there was clashes in different parts of the city several students were injured and major concerns been brought up by the journalist community at least five members of the journalist community were between a.p. photo journalist was mercilessly between in front of the police by the ruling party student when members of a lot of water journalists were also bitten and this just happened today yesterday also at least five other journalists were between including at the mill journalist who was even not only didn't but she was also molested she worked for a major living english daily now this is becoming a major concern me. journalists doing their professional work i don't know what the government's strategy is on that why the police are stand by when the journalists have been harassed and between this would be a major concern for covering an event in coming days home minister gave a sign warning against anyone who test the limits of the patience of the government

the prime minister's played today in televised debates that some people are trying to catch fish and cloudy water she was even critical last segment of the media for their coverage this is quite unprecedented why should criticize the media most of the media covers the events on the ground now as far as a student goes a teenager was ranging between thirteen eighteen and twenty one years old then they don't have an organized platform to mobilize so we don't know what will happen next two days are they going to be able to mobilize and come back in the street now their protests will not going to be just the social public safety issues but as well as why they were attacked by martin leslie. fired rubber bullets at student demonstrators tear gas and were beaten up by the ruling party man this is going to be a major concern as far as politics goes because. you know the government government is very sensitive about this crank the opposition is also in very strong footing it

says it needs a caretaker government for the lection it will start demonstrating very strong in the pit as well so overall the climax of politics also is heating up we'll have to see how the student reacts to that the guardians on the parents are very concerned they never expected a crackdown of this kind of teenage student in the street by the government can be a thanks for that child real life in dhaka welsh idol alum is a photographer and social activist he says the police have asked on greece to disperse on arm students. it really is that and and that energy emotion anger that has been let loose this particular incident saturday is really the viral that allowed these to go group under the pressure of the prime minister of that reforms but then renee so this is done that's also part of the reason so this time of the students did go on protests. it again it went to

a situation where they cannot control it and the prime minister has promised that she will see to that in months but of course people no longer believe she has no credibility he's made promises before it's got been accepted so now they don't do it but i think what we need to look at is what's happening in the street today the police specifically asked for help from these armed goons to combat a man students who minding say roads i mean out ridiculous is that today i was in the streets there are people. in in their hands chasing students and the police standing by watching it happen in some cases they are actually helping it out i mean i've been under this warning that was you know gassing and i saw the police going ganging up trying to catch these non-students whereas these armed goons so going out wielding sticks and michette it's

a walking past. and they're standing by. israel's prime minister has defended the controversial new nation state law but is trying to reassure the druze community cabinet meeting at benjamin netanyahu said the law is meant to protect israel status as a jewish state on saturday israel's jewish community let a huge rally in central tel aviv square against the more they're angry that it defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language. the state of israel is the nation state of the jewish people israel is a jewish and democratic state individual rights are anchored in many laws including the basic law of human freedom and dignity no one harmed and no one intends to harm these individual rights without the nation state law the future of israel as the jewish nation state cannot be ensured for generations to come therefore we will establish today a special ministry

a committee that will advance those ties and these commitments and in parallel will also recognize those who serve in the israeli military and security services or religions and its necessities. joins me live now from. any response yet from the cabinet to demonstrations last night. really that's so do you have that statement by benjamin netanyahu ahead of the cabinet meeting that meeting is now over and we are now waiting for a security cabinet meeting to discuss other big issues more on that later but dealing with this there is really a feeling in the public of a split being polarized even more by the situation with the nation state law because what we're seeing is minorities like the druze feeling that nothing less than revoking the law will be enough or maybe an amendment now benjamin netanyahu

from the tone of that address and what else he said doesn't want to know about that we're hearing more and more now about the negotiations between the druze leadership and the prime minister last week very very angry scenes it seems and even allegations by some sides that the israeli government gauged in some sort of fake news effort via social media no proof of that in full terms but certainly certainly no love lost right now it would appear that benjamin netanyahu is going to be using a classic tactic of divide and rule he can see this opposition he will portray the people you're seeing in these demonstrations as people who are against the state people or effectively subversive and of course he will use the angle of those serving in the military threatening to pull out or whatever and being threatened with suspension and pushed out harder and harder to his supporters he feels he's

got enough on his side in the way of votes in the knesset and the way of support within the coalition and so therefore you're going to see more of the same politically but the street you will perhaps influence the final outcome because we will have more protests and they will continue it would seem unless there's a big break in what mr netanyahu has to say. the other story right now is is what's going on as far as gaza will the cabinet discuss the negotiations for a long term they've been discussing these negotiations for a long term ceasefire deal with ham ass in gaza. they have indeed you hit on a very serious point. not in all of the u.n. special envoy who's been shuttling between egypt's hamas in gaza and the israelis

here to try to get a deal egypt has been really involved to a high level and it has to be said that there are some optimistic sounds coming out of the talks right now we're at a stage at this instance when the papers are on the desk of the israeli security cabinet that's intelligence officials high level ministers top brass from the military there in session later on on sunday the cabinet meeting discussing other issues is over there has been no statement after that so we await to see what if anything the israeli security cabinet will announce after its session now there are lots of options and one of them is that the israelis may put this back into the egyptian courts but to the egyptians with some demands whether they'll be made public is unclear but there could be a stage by stage deal in which israel will open the border crossings and make

things easier in return for the for bodies of israeli soldiers being released that there's all sorts of permutations but no one knows the exact small print on any proposed deal but no one is sure of what the outcome will be or what the timeframe will be will there if there is a decision to be announcement here in israel or will there be an announcement in karo or indeed perhaps gaza where a very high level house dedication is present and having talk talks with hamas on the ground so that something is moving whether it actually moves in the direction of a longer wait isn't that girls are people really really hopeful hope. for some sort of long term suspension of hostilities well that is not certain right now and i can't give you any further news on that until we hear something from the security council is all right for the moment andrew symonds live for us there in west

jerusalem now a tsunami warning is in force after a new strong earthquake off the coast of indonesia's long block island around an hour ago it was a magnitude seven it is in the same area as an earthquake last week which killed sixteen people and injured hundreds that fasten is live for us from the indonesian capital jakarta so step what what what what more do we know about this. well there's an earthquake was even stronger than the one last week a lot stronger what i've been hearing it's not only on long buck island but also very strong felt on valley but also in java where jack tracked. so it's a very strong earthquake and there's this tsunami warning because the earthquake happened at sea it was a very shallow earthquake what is a warning to effectuate immediately from the west and the eastern northern side of lombok at the moment unfortunately this no tsunami warning system in place in

lombok because it wasn't expected to be one of the most dangerous areas but mosques are now sending out messages to everyone in the area to leave the beaches and to leave the area near the sea as soon as possible a lot of people are very much in panic there was a lot of people inside buildings inside malls even people on the tarmac of the international airport who are all very scared they all had to come out of the planes that were about to depart you have to remember long lombok is a tourist destination so it's all sort of peak season for many tourists there also right now last week to six point four earthquake quake killed around fourteen fifteen people hundred twenty injured and more than fifteen hundred houses were destroyed at the moment we don't know any details of about the damage that happened this evening steadfast ally first there in jakarta.

plenty more ahead on the news hour flying solo manufacturers rushed to deliver planes to iran ahead of the u.s. sanctions deadline. and the side effects of donald trump's presidency people are about to find out how much more it will cost for health care. for the young tennis stars rising to the challenge in washington and he will be here with that story. so all are still ahead but first there is an arrest in ethiopia off the government forces moved into the capital of the state of somali their arrival was resisted by local security forces who are loyal to the regional leaders looting rioting in the burning of churches has been reported somali state has been plagued by violence for thirty years from hama that out is in djibouti. there's

a candle in the city of a couple of the somali region of ethiopia federal troops continue to arrive some of them by claims and. they were that into the city was surprised to see federal troops rolling into the city with tongues and at this point the local or special police exchanged fire with the federal troops and these created some confusion in which. began something that's so the entire market of hugo looted two churches bombed and up to fifty people losing their lives the government in a disservice by justifies why it sends the troops saying that there was a rift between the regional administration and the federal government and that there were plans by the rigid russian to announce a suppression of the session from the rest of ethiopia something that calls

outrightly denied by the regional president stopped him hummel. venezuela's president nicolas maduro is accusing colombia and a group of us finance years of attempting to assassinate him we do know speaking at a military parade in the capital caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he was not hurt but seven security personnel were mike hanna reports there's 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 though as there are only investigation as evidence that shows those who had entered the constitution the figo are doing his will in the public. a group calling itself the last day for and their last 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 nothing more than although 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 manuel santos is behind this attempt of president maduro playing 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 zero zero egypt says its military has killed fifty

two people and arrested dozens in an ongoing crackdown in the sinai region egypt launched an offensive in february to target armed groups in the sinai the now delta and the western desert a campaign involves the army navy air force and police the air force says it's also destroyed vehicles loaded with weapons while attempting to infiltrate through the country's western border with libya are three soldiers from the czech republic have been killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan they were serving with the nato force in eastern part one province north of kabul one u.s. and two afghan soldiers have also been injured it is the first time in more than a year the three nato service members have been killed in a single incident in afghanistan challah bellus has more from kabul. this attack has proved deadly for nato three nato soldiers killed one u.s. soldier injured and two afghan soldiers were going to just outside charlie couch

scapula powell one province only about sixty kilometers north of kabul here it's the deadliest attack on nato soldiers since june last year during a firefight in provence it happened around six o'clock this morning taliban suicide bomber attacking a patrol with these nato soldiers and afghan soldiers patrolling for security around a village near cherry when the suicide attack approached and blew himself up as an excursion to the taliban put out a statement this morning on this but they have put out a number of statements in the last forty eight hours claiming a lot of similar type of attacks saying that they were killing nato soldiers wounding nato soldiers and within herat province and in the province where this attack took place today paul wall and everytime we called on that resolute support which is the nato mission here in afghanistan today it's simply not true this is propaganda and we're not taking casualties however this incident this morning did prove to be true and three nato soldiers have died the location of the tag is

significant it was within ten kilometers of the u.s. military's biggest banks in afghanistan known as bag the sixteen thousand nato soldiers in afghanistan just my conventions being wound down in twenty. but those sixteen thousand soldiers still regardless of whether they are in a mentor and. position hoping afghan soldiers here they still suffering casualties with three nato soldiers died this year last time an attack on nato soldiers was this stately was june last year. separatist leaders in indian administered kashmir have called for a general strike that's a day before the supreme court considers a challenge to a constitutional provision giving the region's special status article thirty five a gives the area autonomy and prevents outsiders from settling there because she marries fear the ruling b j p party is trying to undermine that all autonomy and pave the way for mass migration from other parts of india fintan monahan has more.

activists in indian administered kashmir are rallying against what they see as a threat to their future article thirty five a of the indian constitution prevents outsiders from settling or owning property and what they call john mccutcheon or stay but that's being challenged in the courts. india's ruling party says article thirty five a in trenches divisions and prevents the region from integrating. and sense of symbolism. kashmir is claimed by both india and pakistan and india has been fighting separatist their project. and those seeking independence changing article thirty five eight is part of a plot to solidify india control. for a long time they have been trying to. dilute the kashmir dispute by giving to bush and that the question we do people need to be assimilated in india culturally

religiously linguistically and this is an effort towards that the un resolutions of any clear that it has to be a plebiscite in jammu and kashmir and they want to change the demographic population graph of jubilant bushmeat is a muslim majority state and what they want is that that the you know that if the laws are chain and state subject laws are changed you could easily send people from india to live in. india has a population of more than one point three billion people well indeed administered kashmir has only twelve million to some the threat is economic as it is political will lose everything everything by everything i mean that others will be entitled to put she is anything here and they have the they will be entitled to do business of everything whether it is. industry then they can explore. the utilization of minerals so we will not

be left with anything for the post. others fear changing article thirty five a kind of a direct impact on their livelihood so the textile factory he says an influx of newcomers would kill his business eventually i may have to shut down my business because the people from other parts of the country invest in here and my brother will become cheap. article thirty five a preserve the projects to use quo in indian administered kashmir separatist say protests and strikes will escalate if the court decides to intervene. into monohan al-jazeera. some people in the u.s. will soon be paying a lot more for health insurance the trumpet ministration wanted to do away with former president obama's affordable care act known as obamacare the subsidies that were part of that program have now been scrapped john hendren reports this is what helps me. and keeps me alive. for hampton health insurance is

a life saver what would happen if you didn't have this coverage quite honestly did i couldn't afford medication type one diabetes cost hampton this site in his left eye in two thousand and four the medications he uses to avoid further problems cost more than seven hundred dollars a month all covered by insurance americans like andre hampton have to make some difficult choices he's unemployed and get his health care through the medicaid program for the poor but it only covers individuals who make less than seventeen thousand dollars that makes it hard to pay those premiums so he might be in a position where he has to choose between a job and having health insurance with the us health care system in crisis being sick in america is getting more expensive we actually pay more. every other developed country and we actually have. the research firm says the

price of the most popular plans in the insurance exchanges created by the two thousand and ten act known as obamacare will rise on average fifteen percent that's due largely to the trump administration's cuts in federal subsidies and the planned repeal next year of the so-called individual mandate requiring every u.s. resident to have health insurance for public hospitals like stroger cook county that mandate has been a money saver and has stabilized us in a substantial way financially in the one nine hundred ninety s. one in four patients at stroger had insurance now most do fifty eight percent tax payers spend less than a quarter of what they did in two thousand and nine if the two thirds of an individual mandate or if the health care premiums on the marketplace go up because of a lack of will on the part of the government to underwrite and subsidize those plans then we will be back to the stone age again with more people who are uninsured

showing up at her and our facilities under a hampton fears that could cost lives like kids no matter what. everyone gets sick you know. don't take away the care plan that we have now for now his remains a success story in one of the few developed countries where life expectancy is going down john hendren al-jazeera chicago. top of the weather now here's richard with the latest on the intense heat affecting spain and portugal yeah good news really hossam i think it's past the peak and i think things are just beginning to quite return to normal but certainly not looking quite as severe as they were so let's move into the region and go back to saturday at the highest temperature we saw and always be great debate about what's an official temperature what's not forty six point three is best hardly got to just more in a degree outside the all time record but having said that we have seen masses of

records broken across the region if you take lisbon we had a temperature yes there forty four degrees that's their highest ever an overnight minimum which actually is has more impact sleep in the store temps is really really difficult if you don't have access to air conditioning twenty nine hours a minimum meanwhile for barcelona we had an overnight minimum of twenty seven degrees and that's the highest overnight low since their records began in one thousand nine hundred twenty three where you may think well that's over and done with soon here weather forecasters get all excited about extremely hot weather no i haven't finished i'm afraid because there's more coming there's going to be a great plume of air pushing up across central parts of europe so although the worst that he is gone from the iberian peninsula you can see the coolish breezes coming through the category for instance all along the coast there looking pretty chilly but as we get to the next couple days will find another pulse a warm air pushing up from the south in places like momo and stockholm could be in excess of

thirty degrees. that's richard now still ahead on the edges in a we'll look at how unrest in nicaragua ways creating a refugee crisis in neighboring countries and he may have been sent to prison but many want him back in sharjah brazil one of the silver is nominated for a presidential run costs in sport after chris john hour now those exit gareth bale is helping to ease the pain for rail madrid fact. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens where stories of loss no one told. a sweeping association of islam with violence. in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life.

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a reminder of our top story. the prime minister of bangladesh announced a short time ago police are launching a drive to bring discipline on the roads students have been protesting for the past eight days demanding road safety improvements earlier police fired tear gas to try and break up their demonstrations a tsunami alert is in force after a strong earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok a little over an hour ago these pictures just in and no word yet on any serious injuries but many people fled into the streets and people were evacuated from the main airport. as unrest in eastern ethiopia after government forces moved into the capital in state of somali their arrival was resisted by local security forces who are loyal to the regional leaders looting rioting in the burning of churches has been reported. are staying with ethiopia some somali state has been plagued by violence for thirty years and the current unrest senses in the

east like all states in ethiopia's federal style of government its leadership has a high level of autonomy the regional leader mahmoud there has refused to step down despite calls from the central government in the capital ethiopia's prime minister abi after medic uses local forces of carrying out human rights abuses national troops were sent to somali to take control of security but local forces more oil to the regional government resisted their entry the prime minister is from almost state which borders somalia after the national troops arrive all properties associated with people from roma were reportedly targeted in the ensuing violence said ali is editor in chief of adie standard an online news magazine covering ethiopia she says tensions have been building there for a while. intervention by the federal government police force and an army force

begun actually unforeseen on wednesday and thursday when so when i reached down a state government. police force the paramilitary d.-u. ortiz force what we called them came to drain to another neighboring city to disrupt meeting by elders who had been denouncing the human rights abuses of the region not government. the presidents and so they have sent to disrupt this meeting to treat them well and that led to an increase in the in military activity in that region by the federal police also leading to the bridge to us station which is a chartered city to declare a partial military command post to protect the meeting and also the city so events start unfolding on wednesday and thursday leading into the military the federal military to be deployed in and around city yesterday but european manufactories are rushing to deliver airliners to iran a day before u.s.

sanctions are reimposed thirteen of twenty eight planes bought from the franco italian firm of landed in iran iranian leaders say the sanctions are endangering lives by blocking new aircraft as well as spare parts for its aging fleet iran signed a five hundred thirty six million dollars deal with. boeing i've already pulled out of iran during the ninety day wind down period after don't trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal iran air was planning to buy thirty eight billion dollars worth of new jets from them same bus ravi as more from tehran. 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 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 eighty 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 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 ten jubal 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 a leading syrian scientists are fortunately involved in missile development has been killed in an explosion disease esper and his driver died in the blast site hamma in two thousand and twelve an armed group killed another senior scientist in damascus israel and western intelligence agencies were accused of involvement. turkey and russia seem to have come to an agreement to stop the syrian government from carrying out a military offensive on italy any more fighting there would trigger a humanitarian crisis and lead to the collapse of the so-called astonished process zain harder reforms. 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 jakey has been accepting responsibility for the situation in. expect 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 rejected ultimatums to

disband. lenders 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 lib 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 area trying to train. the syrian army to start. 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 province's status is 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 latakia 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. beirut a rival rallies in nicaragua have shown how divided the country is thousands of people turned out for marches on saturday either in support for or against president or take rights groups say more than three hundred people have been killed

since april in clashes with pro-government forces has accused his critics of seeking a coup against him of the crisis is spilling over into other countries in the sea of newman reports now from san jose. costa rica's capital is the first point of call to nicaraguans newly arrived with just the clothes on their back. and he say they walked for days using clandestine border crossings to avoid the nicaraguan army they've come from all over their troubled torn country. the paramilitary started going door to door and since my son is part of the freedom movement they sacked our house when they couldn't find us so we skate and cross the border at three am. we left with nothing because i was born there were going to cut my son's throat i said son we have to leave right now most of the younger men cover their faces was. the president has labeled them terrorists this twenty one year old

student shows us his bullet. they took part in massive roadblocks and confronted police and paramilitary forces until they were forced they say to flee for their lives. we haven't lost the war we are just resting to richardo our strength we tell daniel ortega we had to leave but will return and he'll be the one to go some stay with friends but the majority are now penniless and homeless surviving on the generosity of compatriots already living here in costa rica this is one of several makeshift shelters for the nicaraguans that are here in san jose those who don't fit here are going to some private homes but more and more people are coming every day and we're told that the resources of the local the community are being stretched to the limit. immigration authorities tell us so far twenty three thousand nicaraguans have applied for asylum. but this well

student leader is not one of them. we're not asking for political asylum because our objective is to return to nicaragua that's where our work is first i need help to shore up international support for our course but former costa rican president and nobel peace prize laureate. doesn't believe the solution to the crisis is near. it's very evident that ortega won't bring order lections i don't think dying or takers willing to hold them because he is convinced that there is no way that he can win an election if it's clean and transparent. and as the crisis enters its fourteenth week the refugees keep coming and they keep covering their faces afraid they say that even here the long arm of ortega's paramilitary troops could reach them you see in yemen al jazeera. other zillion workers party wants former president lula da silva back in charge

it's nominated him to run in october's presidential election even though he remains in jail for corruption and money laundering daniel shriner reports from sao paulo. will make brazil happy again that's the party slogan but his supporters believe despite him serving a twelve year prison sentence they say they'll keep backing him until all options to release him are exhausted he's a political. prisoner right now because there's not enough of you he looks at. defeat proofs that. we think that the his judgment has a strong political dome and we consider that he is not. he's not a guilty even if it is allowed out in the actual court must decide if he's eligible to stand if leura seems like he does not run in october's elections he's going to

be a difficult man to replace one of the other twelve candidates even comes close no them getting more than fifteen percent in the opinion polls and many of them far less than not. gaining support and attracting controversy is the military man. he tells his audience what they want to hear a lot of that while others are outraged he's expressed his admiration for donald trump and some have compared him to the u.s. president will say. this. i know the discomfort i have caused to what we call the establishment or the machine the system we know that i am the ugly duckling in the story but i'm sure we will soon be beautiful. a key figure in that establishment the sure i'll do i'll claim wall at the other end of the political spectrum and splitting the left wing vote for an ally of the jailed leader gomez and the former environment minister in loose government but in silver is still exactly love on me i'm running for the third time as a candidate in

a very delicate situation i believe my political integrity will prevail and resilient people should no longer be left out of the traditional political structure. the finance minister in the current government. hardly registers an indication of the deep unpopularity of president. but perhaps the greatest statement in a country where voting is obligatory is that more than half the electorate either doesn't know who it will vote or even. a rock music festival in russia has lots of heavy metal on show on stage and in the sky tens of thousands of fans are flocked to see both their favorite bands and the kremlin's latest weapons. the event. it's a summer staple for many russians. is the largest rock festival some also call it

russia's woodstock a yearly appointment with the finest of the country's music scene. which. hasn't missed for the past three seasons it's amazing. 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 myth. we think it's not just a bright professor the whole country the presence of the ministry of defense is not sponsorship or some kind of special. that's a story which came to life because people are interested in taking part in it 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 u.s. 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. we want to show people and 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 indorse the festival

nothing like that happens at the european festivals but because they because the russian society some of the tryst were so fond of our victory parades and like we can never escape it's so basically i decided for myself just to 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 the detail that many here don't seem to care about but at the edges iraq fear festival well still ahead on al-jazeera. pender scolded the far shuttle. i. our islands amateurs managed to reach talkies world cup final.

august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too the victims of the bomb the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the six to bogost al-jazeera will cover the developments from time wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal feelin exploitation system then laid the foundation of today's global powers organist on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse. into someone else's work. on al-jazeera. are

i type a sport here's andy thank you so much as well the first trophy of the new english football season is already up for grabs premier league champions manchester city will surely be taking on f.a. cup holders chelsea for the community shield at wembley last season but city star became the first same in english league history to one hundred points aren't sure sorry is chelsea's new manager after the departure of antonio conseco he'll be looking to improve on their fifth place finish in the league of last season i want to win. because it's very important to to have immediately throw food. but i think in this moment of the season it's very

important to their performance we have to improve of goats and so i hope. to see from my team another step forward of course we want to win as the final we we try to short time to review would we have done. and i like the joke he would be who would we have to do and when we played the final course we were in a war we need it working with. any real madrid courage and love to take he has said he expects gareth bale to step up following the departure of christian arnold are looks like the welsh forward is doing just that finale at least bell scoring a stunner in this pre-season friendly with events is that the same when i left ralph's apply for winning this game three one when our didn't play on saturdays he

continues his post world cup break. now outside his island are getting ready to take on the netherlands in the women's hockey world cup final the irish beat spain in a shootout in saturday's semi final. shuttle. i am credible story our side made up of supply is they've never been to an olympics and the last qualified for world cup sixteen years ago the sixteenth ranked team will play world number one side the netherlands in london later on this sunday let's talk now to our journalist steven finn later who's been covering the finals in london stephen realistically what we're all in such spectators is going into this world cup and going into the competition pretty much that they were just going to be happy if they got out of the group then they got to one which was going to completely all the rounds of kind of the expectation

and things that were said to be on the on the cusp of world cup final the first ever you know it's a first ever for pretty much irish women sports in any cones but then he's not so mean it's absolutely preposterous and something that no one could ever imagine now these are not highly paid sports stars are they tell us about the sort of sacrifices these players have might apply for that country. yes so it's a mixture of going to students and people are working full time you get a couple lawyers doctors and kind of engineers and things like that in the site so they are all doing this as an on top of their on top their day jobs and things like that and when they're in the group all three of the other teams they get india usa and and england who are all full time professional program so it's it's really really huge up to two years ago they actually had not paid to play for their country pay five hundred fifty euro into the program so they could get extra tours and extra things like that so you know like it's a real fairytale thing that their money since do this on top of their their other commitments and they're coming up against dutch side the world number one and who

are you know pretty much a pretty dominant or and probably the most professional set up in world hockey so it is a real it's an incredible battle between and the house and have nots today and what has been the case for this team in beijing there is better resourced high ranked change during this tournament. it's difficult to put a direct finger on a brain sure the coach is going to put it down to two things first of all psychology they have a huge amount of the kind of near misses in kind of coming up to about like two thousand and fifteen minister and the olympics for by the can with the post and you know they had a lot of these kind of hard hard luck stories going on the trail of the last fifteen minutes of games now that they have there's a lot more mental strength there this is conditioning that he's managed to get to conditioning the same level as all the other the other nations if you can imagine though the other time programs can ochs on this a lot more where he has to work this around into day jobs and things of that these are the months yet he just right they haven't conceded

a single goal in the last fifteen minutes that's probably a key factor in this they probably always have the skill set which is the psychology in the conditioning to see it through is probably a big difference thank you so much steven finn lights that will have action from that fun to come out lights it during that i steven finn lights and i thank you so much. that if any champion alexander is very full face australia's alex de minnow in the final of the city open in washington twenty one year old farah beating stefan asks it's a pass of greece in the semifinals of german world number three advancing to the front of the six three six four when vera is the first player on the a.t.p. tour to win fourteen matches this. and the women's draw down of eket shot supply both a quarter final and semifinal on the same day that was because of rain in washington the caution coming through both matches like beating china's soft side young here in straight sets she'll face straight logic and that's a fire in the final. and just in thomas is the salida heading into the final round of golf w.j.c. invitational in ohio the american hit five birdies in nine holes to end the day on

fourteen under par. three shots behind already macrorie and in poulter talk of woods and eight sam champion at this event struggling to do a seventy three woods is eleven shots behind thomas. he just had to see what the greens were like you know it later in the day they're obviously going to be firmer than they are on the morning that they were still sticking a little bit but they definitely got a little firmer today you know i had some some really caught our shots that that were landing about where we want to and then they were kind of skipping past whereas the last couple days they were so that's something that we just did as the round went on and and we'll have to look at it again tomorrow ok most school coming up lights from that is it for me play stephanie thanks for that we look forward to that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in two minutes with more of the day's news stay with us.

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to syria on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but there's been a refugio muscle in his life it's not a normal life show and the story needs to be told to do stories that have impact on society i testified in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind that al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and on the. this was wrong to teach children away from their parents and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put his in the big clearing and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names. kind of his dark secret on al-jazeera.

i protest the stop to turn on journalists of bangladesh government struggles to call student anger over road safety. a lot has i'm sick of this is a live from doha also coming up another powerful earthquake near a popular tourist island it is the second to hit indonesia in a week. rushing to protect their leader panic at military a.