just a. hospital so unsafe the wounded are being treated on the street destruction and despair after another huge earthquake on the engine nation island of lombok. well i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tear gas fire to the doctor university as students refuse to give up their protests over road safety. saudi arabia expels canada's ambassador and freezes investment after the canadians complain about the arrest of human rights activists. and punishment for iran the u.s. imposed sanctions in the next twenty four hours.

rescue teams are struggling to get to many parts of the indonesian island of lombok after its second earthquake in a week the full extent of the destruction is still emerging but a disaster agency spokesman is now talking of massive damage in the north struck by a magnitude six point nine quake on sunday evening the last death toll was put it ninety one people the damage though is widespread thousands of people are out on the streets after their homes are destroyed or badly damaged and even hospitals are having to treat the many injured people outside residents and tourists are also being evacuated from a smaller nearby island and filed this report. this is very near the powerful earthquake of sunday night and on the way here there's a lot of destruction a lot of houses small restaurants small hotels they're all very severely damaged i'm here at the harbor the small ports where be. both tourists both in the nation

and foreign tourists have been evacuated from the very popular guinea islands very popular especially during the peak season more than a thousand tourists have been evacuated and basically sort of stranded here now not knowing where to go nobody is taking them there's no transportation no food and water all kind of some are telling me they want to leave indonesia as soon as possible. it's tranquil beaches usually draw holiday makers from around the world but the indonesian island has been hit by its second badly quake in the week. it collapsed buildings and triggered mass power cuts sending people into the streets. and i was watching t.v. when i felt a huge shake the land was shaking and people were shouting get out get out i ran out from the house in the dark because electricity was down much of the damage has hit long books west and north where many homes were poorly built i mean with. help

we need food water and medicine and right now there are many people injured and some of them died for whoever watches this video please share they may be able to help us here. at tsunami warning was issued in its aftermath but it was lifted several hours later. on the neighboring island of bali the city hospital was evacuated. doctors a makeshift clinic in the street. quake was extremely big i was on the third floor to my mother who was being treated when it happened everyone was really shocked paramedics were gardens they've been evacuated those. patients are now here on the ground floor many of the injured are treated here outside the hospital two severely damaged aftershocks still happening patients with broken limbs and other serious injuries from falling debris brought in the authorities are still trying to assess the extent of the damage of this powerful earthquake.

aftershocks have been as strong as magnitude five point four indonesia is prone to earthquakes due to its location on the pacific ring of fire those on the island hoping the worst is over at the moment rescue workers are being flown in from indonesia and they have yet to reach this worst hit area of course there's a lot of problems with infrastructure bridges being blocked roads are having huge cracks power cops phone lines that don't work so it's very difficult and it's quite a challenge for the authorities to get. the help at the moment. since protests are continuing for a ninth day in bangladesh despite government promises to address their road safety concerns police and groups armed with wooden batons which activists say are linked to the government have attacked students at east west university and dhaka riot police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital a security laws being imposed so police can arrest

a gathering of more than four people or test began last week after the deaths of two students who were hit by a speeding bus the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone held over their coverage of these protests. and journalists. was soon detained after this interview on al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists were attacked during the protest including an associated press photographer. joins us now from the capital dhaka as we said this appears to start about road safety but clearly there's got to be a lot more of those driving these protests. yeah there is. you know the political climate here is quite volatile and intense there is. election down the road there's been recently a lot of municipality election with the opposition was not happy because of the rigging in those elections so the climate itself is quite tense just to bring you some updates the government just passed a new transportation act which is. a maximum penalty of five years as well

as fine without non-bailable offense and this is something new just came in also to update you on the clashes that's going on an east west university in an area called romper out that is an ongoing situation we also having report from the local media on our sources there are clashes in an area called bush where there's a major private university located there police are in clash with students and even harassing civilians checking their i.d.'s. firing tear gas to disperse crowds so this is a very latest something that is going on. which is about five to six kilometers from here so the situation on the ground is still quite intense people are apprehensive they want to know what's next obviously this whole movement has now taken to sort of a political turn in a climate of intense political situation in the country right now we'll have to see

how it all falls out within next few days for the journalist issues there's going to be a silent protest in the evening at around four pm local time local journalists will stand and form a human change to protest against targeted can against journalists we spoke to several of the journalists colleagues here and they're very. threatened they said we don't want to go uncovered these clashes that is going on because. women and groups are targeting us and the police are not protecting so this is a real sense and for the media community here to cover profile. nearly any kind of incident so they're. on their looks yes sorry go ahead no no absolutely so i was going to ask you what it looks like there's traffic moving behind you but is traffic remotely getting back to normal. it is it is quite normal the public buses that are on just for the last one all of

the traffic of slowed down a little bit because of the disturbance into products of the city because the city has. freeways most of the traffic gets if there is a clogged some part of the city and that seems like the case for last one hour it's slowed down a bit but otherwise a reasonably normal traffic the public buses are on people are moving around normally but there is a tense feeling in the city right now all right time for a tawdry life in dhaka thank you daryn it's voicing its support for saudi arabia which has expelled candidates in bassett or in frozen all new trade and investment savvy sick use the canadian government of interfering and their affairs for complaining about the rest of human rights activists they include some arpad video right here of some are with the u.s. first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton getting in d.c. in riyadh tweeted its concerns about the detentions by saying canada is deeply concerned about the additional arrests of civil society activists and women's

rights activists in saudi arabia including some are we urge the saudi authorities to release them immediately and all other peaceful human rights activists the saudi foreign ministry says the canadian tweet is blatant interference and the kingdom's domestic affairs against basic international norms and all international protocols and went on to say it is a major unacceptable affront to the kingdom's laws and judicial process as well as a violation of the kingdom's sovereignty professor of international relations at salt uncle bhushan adversity he says he doesn't expect her talent or reaction from canada. they're do they should be counted and the day you. get everywhere don't know about me if you go back to the seventy's for example b.c. always there are ups and downs in the relationship between two countries so at the most recent incidents as you mentioned related to price issue is going to have faith to

a good trait. strain been through countries china that was to. portend . trikes than our there are maybe it's maybe three four maybe if your purpose is through to saudi arabia and also this over the area as a source of revenue for a number of canadian universities since thousands of these are. coming to the canadian universities for verification so over here on. corruption a good relation is significant for canada and obviously for dissociative yes as i mentioned a canadian going doesn't want treaty to see these kind of now on the audit pressures are growing inside account of their day it to mr beddoe it but also are that issues related to it human rights so the canadian government try to minimize. the impact of. peace. partition and the according to so the best

from market watch but i don't expect you to the canadian government to go too far to disregard so it depends much depend on the behavior of the saudi government. the white house sell announced the details of sanctions it's very imposing on iran in just a matter of hours expected to initially cover exports such as cars and carpets washington alan fischer reports. that donald trump has heated the iran nuclear deal for a long time promised if elected president he would immediately withdraw the us from the internationally agreed deal if you could more than a year. we finally did it in me this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made there are those who would suggest that donald trump hasn't even read the iran deal but he's against it because it doesn't cover issues such as iran's a ballistic missile program or its influence in the region those who sat down originally with theory means decided to concentrate solely on the nuclear issue to

try and get a deal and they did. when the u.s. pulled out it violated the deal and upset international partners but it also set the clock ticking on snapping back sanctions against the government in tehran anyone doing business with iran a country or company could face u.s. sanction europe india turkey could all be badly hit walking away from the naked idea every imposing sanctions poses two huge problems for international players for other countries one is that they have to in a sense and go along with president trump shredding the international order that they all signed up to and then they have to take a personal hit in terms of their finances either pulling out of iraq are not investing in iraq donald trump believes putting economic pressure on iran will bring them back to the negotiating table there are others in his administration who believe it could even force change the reigning regime is going to ultimately have to look itself in the mirror iranian people especially are increasingly eager for

economic political and social change but one expert says the u.s. sanctions policy might actually have the opposite effect all this adds up to iran's economy will be under more pressure than it was before but not enough to actually change its nuclear after us and you'll start to see the iranians restart the nuclear program which all only lead tests are going to reach donald trump has in recent days surprisingly or for direct talks with iran with no preconditions but a cold response from the iranians means that it's unlikely to happen before the second wave of u.s. sanctions kicks in in november and that would leave the iran nuclear deal a shelf and struggling to survive alan fischer al-jazeera washington asked farhad on al-jazeera and quoting tense times in the democratic republic of congo with people waiting to see who will run for president and the next because a new president is proposing to deal with being

a tory astride gangs. welcome back as we look at weather conditions across southeastern parts of asia you see this massive cloud extending from southern parts of vietnam across the philippines and northern parts of borneo again some very large rainfall totals being reported here the forecast suggests very wet weather all the way across thailand through cambodia into southern parts of vietnam and northern parts of the philippines so again it could be a very wet one in manila says much of borneo actually should be much better during the course of choose day charge for bali through towards long but weather conditions here eyes she looking so moving through towards wednesday not to much change so dry conditions in the south of the region so move out through the night should be largely dry picture for singapore in kuala lumpur but again once you get into thailand expect some quite significant them pores moving into

a stray here things are still looking pretty lively down through the bite series of low pressure systems pushing in here much of the rest of the country though dominated by a narrow five precious are looking dry and fine so sydney coming in with seventeen degrees and should be generally draw a bright out across western australia should be fine in perth the highs of seventeen rising to eighteen on wednesday across into new zealand and here we've got the fine conditions at first but this front be making inroads jur in the course of choose day. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to the elbow will be. sacrifices that. is going to

be stoned as the memory oh oh oh oh oh yes on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour there is widespread destruction on the intonation island of lombok after an earthquake on sunday and rescuers still need to reach some areas at least ninety one people have died but that is expected to rise soon protests are continuing for a ninth day in bangladesh despite government promises to address the road safety concerns police and groups armed with wooden petards have attacked students at east

west university in dhaka a security laws being imposed so police can arrest a gathering of more than four people protests began after the deaths of two students hit by a speeding bus saudi arabia has expelled canada's ambassador in frozen all new trade and investment the saudis accuse the canadian government of interfering in their internal affairs after condemning the arrests of human rights activists. filming president robert to territory has signed a new law aimed at ending forty years of conflict with the country's largest muslim rebel group a ceremony was held at the presidential palace in manila details calling the bangsamoro organic law a foundation of lasting peace in mindanao island that will establish a regional government armed groups in the region have been fighting for autonomy in a conflict that's killed more than one hundred thousand people venezuela's interior minister says six people have been detained after what president nicolas maduro says was an assassination attempt against him the president accuses colombia and

a group of u.s. financier's of trying to kill him and his wales opposition faires the government will launch a crackdown on reports. i don't mean it's kind of fun since this was the moment when two bomb laden drones allegedly exploded during a military parade in caracas on saturday you know the. security agents quickly surrounded president nicolas maduro and he muscled him off the reviewing platform meanwhile venezuelan soldiers marching in formation broken rayon in all directions witnesses described loud blasts and smoke so me i looked out and i started seeing people running and that's when the device immediately collided there and everything started coming out. but duro immediately blamed his right wing opponents will be apparent attack elements which he said were active in the united states also implicated colombia's president juan manuel santos in nothing 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 juan manuel santos is behind this attempt colombia's foreign affairs ministry called that accusation absurd and in washington president donald trump's national security adviser strongly denied any u.s. role i can say unequivocally there was no u.s. government involvement in this ad all it has been widely reported that trump repeatedly suggested a military invasion of venezuela last year but was talked out of it by senior officials. bolton speculated without providing evidence that maduro his government may itself be responsible for the apparent drone bombing with respect to what happened last afternoon. could be a lot of things from a pretext set up by the majority and itself to something else i don't know but on

sunday venezuela's interior minister showed pictures of the type of drone he claimed was used officials allege each carried a gram of the plastic explosive i want to see for sais that already we have so far six terrorists and had been detained several vehicles seized several raids in hotels are being carried out in our nation's capital or very important evidence has been gathered caracas released pictures of defense minister vladimir padrino visiting with seven soldiers said to be wounded in the incident and time a douro political leaders fear that mature us government will use the case to justify a harsh crackdown on the opposition the broad front opposition coalition tweeted that the government would take advantage of the incident quote to criminalize those who legitimately and democratically oppose it and deepen the repression and systematic human rights violations robert oulds al-jazeera washington. looks like

donald trump is changing his story about a meeting between his son and a russian lawyer connected to the kremlin the meeting is part of the muller investigation into links between the kremlin and trump's election campaign trump said a few months ago that the meeting was about adopting russian children now he says it was to collect information about hillary clinton tweeted this fake news reporting a complete fabrication that i am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son donald had in trump tower this was a meeting to get information on an opponent totally legal and all the time in politics and it went nowhere i did not know about it exclamation point from washington d.c. mike hanna has more. well the tweet which came at eight thirty five sunday morning completely changed the dynamic of the ongoing milian to test a geisha and into russian collusion essentially president trump has reversed the story concerning the meeting that took place in trump tower back in june twenty

sixth with a russian banker known to have ties to the kremlin the official version of that story given by both president trump and his son donald trump jr was at the meeting was held to discuss the issue of russian adoptions however now president trump says what he has not admitted before that the meeting was in fact to obtain dirt from the russians on political opponents in particular hillary clinton president trump essentially admitting that there was discussion by members of his staff with a known russian agent concerning involvement in the outcome of the u.s. election now it goes even further than this because donald trump jr has told congress that about the original version of the meeting he also purportedly wrote a little which it subsequently transpired was written by his father donald trump

which gave the alternative reason for that meeting saying it was about russian adoption now we are hearing as well from trump's lawyers one of his many lawyers jay sekulow that discussion is ongoing about whether or not president trump will sit down for an interview with the special counsel robert miller an interview that the council is likely to press for even harder given the news of this latest tweet by president trump however jay sekulow also insisted that idea of a subpoena of a sitting president was absolutely unheard of saying that should such a subpoena be served it would go all the way to the supreme court and would most likely fail to bring president trump to the interview table but incidentally as well that same lawyer jay sekulow admitted during that interview that he also lied last year when he said that that trump tower meeting involved russian adoption not russian collusion. political parties in cambodia are contesting the results of the

july twenty ninth poll which saw the prime minister who sends a ruling party achieve an absolute victory and took all one hundred twenty five seats available a complaint has been filed with the constitutional council by one party or another as demanding a fresh lection and sans main office in the cambodian national rescue party was dissolved by the government and most of its politicians are in exile thousands of people spoil their ballots in protest at what many say was the country's least free election wednesday is the deadline for presidential hopefuls in the democratic republic of congo to announce whether they are in the race the election plan for december spent to late for two years and who is in line to be the next leader that is far from clear at reports in the capital kinshasa. the catholic church has been the most critical voice during on sutton and pence political times in the democratic republic of congo the presidential election has

been delayed for. president joseph kabila who's bought by the constitution for running for a third was trying. to save he came. to protests want it back by big i'm not afraid of anyone we need the country to go with the country is not free and we need a credible electoral process. the country is on edge former rebel leader john pear bemba has submitted he's kind of d.c. to the electoral commission. to return home after being acquitted of war crimes and the international criminal court in the three lands he spent ten years in prison pending his trial and other popular opposition leader the two who the negs will stop from crossing the border from zambia to submit to the election documents presidential hopefuls have three days left to complete the process at the beginning

of the year catholic church leaders organized and to convene a protest there were valid confrontations because it shaky forces and protesters on the streets in other parts of the city several people were killed and injured. rosie mccandless family is rary of politicians his sister says was killed by police in the demonstration and assuming the government through this is look at what i want there is who killed my brother arrested i also wants political justice he always said that one day our children will live freely and with dignity leaders of the ruling coalition called presidential majority there making final adjustments before nominating their candidates. these nor you argument also about because both of us got to decide there could be a political argument which can only be backed by a fight and by wednesday congolese will have a clearer picture of who is running for president in december they want to see who the ruling party kind of eighty's and what that will mean for them catherine soy al

jazeera kinshasa a new presidential plans being proposed in mexico to stop the notorious drug gang wars president elect and well lopez labrador thinks on mexicans can be persuaded to avoid a life of crime and to help us a former cocaine addict and drug gang member who's been elected to congress on home and went to san luis potosi to meet him. it's the new local congressman from san luis mexico and to me his constituents he's unlike any politician they've seen before a chav abunda street kid just like them make good for some petty nicknamed me he's is a blueprint for the incoming government on how they can rescue young people drawn to crime he's buddies a patchwork of tattoos and knife cuts product of a life of violence and drug addiction until he hit bottom and i know. my mother was sick with kidney failure they called me and i was drinking with my crew thinking

tomorrow. and she died and i didn't get to say goodbye and to kill the pain i jumped in front of cars i tried to hang myself from a tree in my garden i was taking cocaine all the time i was twenty four years old that was the turning point he sought help a christian mentor who gave him his first job he in turn says he gained a faith and a mission to help san luis is young and marginalized but when i realized there aren't public policies for the young and there are lots of them like me who didn't get to choose where they live children with dreams stopped just like me i wanted to be an actor so i started to campaign for space for them to try and reduce the fights between gangs. formed an association an organized football tournament stances work programs hundreds of gang members turned up to broker peace deals between them. i see him as an example to follow that you can come from the barrio and still manage to become someone. now he's heading to the local congress not

everyone's pleased many criticize his criminal past and doubt his reform he says he's received threats and was even briefly kidnapped but he says he can't let down those in the city's gangs know his approach chimes with the incoming president and that is manuel lopez obrador nationwide plans beilenson mexico's record levels and the incoming administration says the strategy has to change rather than just confronting those drawn to organized crime they say that young people need to be offered of the russians controversially but includes an amnesty for some low level gang members only he supports that and so far his base seems to follow him for they have a warning. to the news yet moments just don't lose sight of who you are remember it's better to be remembered as a good person than to have a street named after you and i think that's the test for me he's and the rest of

the incoming government who they bring the social change they promise will succumb to their newfound political power john home and. so on luis potosi. shot harry here with their headlines on al jazeera there is widespread destruction on the enter nation island of lombok after a powerful earthquake on sunday and rescuers still need to reach some areas at least ninety one people have died but that toll is expected to rise al-jazeera step in as an lombok. in the few seconds this is the result of this earthquake it just completely destroyed this house and this is the picture that i've been seeing along this road up to the north oh lots of shops like this one there's a shop as well a lot of houses people are homeless but they're not more concerned about their own safety because they're so worried that there could still be

a tsunami you can actually see still people on their motorbikes fleeing to safer areas right now. soon protests are continuing for a ninth day in bangladesh despite government promises to address the road safety concerns police and groups armed with wooden baton which activists say are linked to the government have attacked students it is question of versity in dhaka a security laws being imposed so police can arrest a gathering of more than four people protests began last week after the deaths of two students who were hit by a speeding bus. saudi arabia has expelled canada's ambassador and frozen all new trade investment the saudis accuse the canadian government of interfering in their internal affairs after condemning the arrests of human rights activists the white house is due to announce the details of sanctions it has reimposing on iran to expected rather to initially cover iranian exports such as cars and carpets etc state might pompei o says the measures are part of u.s. efforts to push back against what he calls iran's malign activity president donald

trump told the us out of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear agreement which lifted sanctions and exchange for iran curbing its nuclear program. building president are bigger to territory as signed a new law aimed at ending forty years of conflict with the country's largest muslim rebel group a ceremony was held at the presidential palace in manila is calling the bangsamoro organic law a foundation of lasting peace in mindanao island it will establish a regional government armed groups in the region have been fighting for autonomy in a conflict that's killed more than one hundred thousand people. there is are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come witnesses next. commercial capital yang gone is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive borrowing money from merciless loan sharks is their hole inside the cycle of debt when east on al-jazeera.

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