silenus says on this occasion the card was withheld by the shop owner and those who went to the supermarket wanted it back with them and what happened is that you leave your card at the supermarket because we can only buy the basics so they kept it as a guarantee to make sure we pay the problem is we never know what we are being charged and he keeps on marking the prices up and that's a big problem when he defects those who come barely make enough to survive indigenous communities in northern argentina have historically been neglected by the state they're suffering from high levels of undernourishment thiis and lack of basic services this is the place that members of this community get their water from and that's why in times of economic crisis very desperate need of help. we went to talk to the owner of the shop where the shooting happened he denied any wrongdoing. but within the region it is having repercussions on the prices because of the devaluation so it's confusing for us too so we try to catch up to those who

came here wanted to rob us had no excuse. but the communities insist that is not the case the economic crisis is affecting the poor in every possible way and while the government tries to contain the impact for some it is already too late they decide science pena argentina. the brazilian far right presidential candidate who was stabbed last week is recovering after a successful emergency operation j able so narrow underwent the surgery late on wednesday to repair a division in his intestinal walls he currently holds a large lead in the race for of cobra's presidential election taking twenty six percent of a survey of first round votes the man arrested for the stabbing is posted a video from prison explaining his motive. squeeze and. i like millions of people feel literally threatened by both sinatra i feel

threatened by the speeches that he has given me but sooner or later he'll accomplish what he so vehemently promising for the whole country against people exactly like me. pro and anti whale hunting nations have been arguing their cases of the international whaling commission meeting in brazil japan wants a three decade ban on commercial hunting to be lifted but it's become increasingly isolated in recent years the story of communities that have a historic connection to whaling have also been overlooked but a new film hopes to change that as gabriela is on the now reports. when the code was released in two thousand and nine documentary won widespread acclaim and even an academy award for the japanese in the tiny village of taiji. that brought unwelcome world attention and vilification for hunting dolphins and whales. now a new documentary is showing

a different side of the people. in a film called a whale of a tale these killers have nor care in the world for these dolphins the villagers are for traders being besieged by foreign activists using strong arm social media tactics to get them to stop whaling the film's director he's make gumi says saki when it comes to whaling and hunting we will hear only one side which is against whaling in the open hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling went off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts entire can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whale hunt sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but society

says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of their history there is so that's their identity that town as a whaling home or the town the whales and dolphins and that's something that the inherited from their own sisters it's so important for them to continue whatever the house is doing japan is pushing hard to lift the ban on commercial whaling at the international whaling commission's meeting in brazil but for now the people of thais she feel like at least their side of the story is being told gabriel's onto al-jazeera. right police in germany have cleared a camp of protesters who are trying to stop a coal mine expanding into ancient forest the camp was set up five years ago in the how about the province west of colo and most of it as a ready being logged to by mining company are the. so let's head in this news hour

in sport the dominican republic take on japan after qualifying for the volleyball world championships for the first time in forty four years. ago a. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together.

business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. to a. thank. ok now time to go support with the sport. thanks very much barbara well it's been five months since sixteen members of a canadian youth ice hockey team were killed in a bus crash on the way to a game and now the humboldt broncos have played the opponents they were meant to

face in april hart's we. believe was. its hand. while some of the thirteen survivors from the accident attended the game as the team made its return to a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff humble scored the opening goal against the nitro in a hawks that went on to lose the game two to one the team will travel to nicole in for a rematch on friday. but it's been a lucrative few days for u.s. open champion niamey osaka less than a week after beating serina williams to claim the three point eight million dollars winner's check in new york she's now partnered up with japanese car companies on a three year deal as the new brand ambassador the twenty year old was presented at their headquarters in yokohama japan's first grand slam winner is also reported to have signed a deal with adi das worth ten million dollars

a year so new means had probably the best week of her life earlier we spoke to simon chadwick professor of sports enterprise at the sulphur business school on why she's so appealing to sponsors. i really think her japanese nurses' is significant but i also think her mixed heritage background is also important and if you look at tiger woods for example tiger woods too was of mixed heritage and essentially what he did was to appear to my eyes the age at the time when he first appeared but i think also a date with woods and it will do the same with the soccer is not just appealing to for example white anglo-saxon europeans or for that matter not just appealing to african americans in a sarkis case european appealing to an asian marketplace but also to a northern and central american market place as well given a haitian background but there's something to i think about the age profile of of

nisson buyers and you got to look at two i think the age profile of tennis followers they tend to be a little older a little richer. a little more highly educated and so in those to respect of asarco being it's almost as though a sour soccer is the vehicle for something more significant and more tangible in terms of the aligning alignment between a sound tennis so in some respects providing us african maintain a level of success and performance i would argue that she's a marketer's dream olympic champions brazil made it two wins out of two at the volleyball world championship but not before they were given a scare by france the french went two sets down to the brazilians in the bulgarian setting of reserve for the all right to force and tie break brazil have won this tournament three times though and they held their nerve to win what's likely to be the hardest natural in. the dominican republic are playing their first world

championship since one nine hundred seventy four but they couldn't get their first win as they played japan the japanese had lost their opener to co-hosts italy loaves came a spirited to the display three nil they said. lawrence. well the usa will mess second five setter in two days this time against australia who also fought back from two sets down in bari but the americans are second ranked in the world they showed their pedigree to win the tiebreaker of next for them twenty twelve olympic gold medalists russia. africa's top eight football clubs are getting ready to meet in the champions league quarter finals on friday algeria's chief are at home against defending champions wade at casablanca in the first leg american strolled through the group stage and beaten but their fellow two time when is it safe how to tough a time of it qualifying behind t.p. mazembe day of the congo well here's the other african champions league quarter

final taking place on friday of guinea earths home to gyptian giants awfully the most successful team in the competitions history with eight titles the other ties are on saturday luis philippe scolari's hopes of winning the cup at the brazil on his return to power met us took a dent as they lost the first leg time to cresent oh the man who oversaw brazil's seven one world cup exit to germany four years ago is hoping for dempsey in in his third stint with the south paolo club but the visitors went ahead in wednesday's much and on backcross scoring just five minutes then it puts cruzeiro firmly in the driving seat for the return in belo horizonte a month. a fair few fans turned up in rio de janeiro as flamengo hosted corinthians the visitors goalkeeper cassio was at full stretch to keep out a mis hit from angle shot in the first half would prove to be crucial flamengo had twenty four shots on goal but don't know the final score going into the return like

in south how light. france is world cup winning caps in hugo lloris has been backed by his club manager. luis was handed a hefty fine and banned from driving for twenty months after being found guilty of drink driving tottenham boss punch attain i says his goalkeeper will learn from the incident. and we made a mistake. the dismissive listen listen for everyone. is that fair is that he told me this is a must have listened for me i made the mistake i know i need to play like i'm in that he's is going to be an assembler and now some proof for you that practice makes perfect have a look at polish mountain bike trickster god siac trying to become the first person ever to pull off what's called a quadruple tail a whip. well that's attempt number one.

this one looks the same but it's trying to tell you third time lucky. close but no quadruple tail whip there was good news in the end that. he finally landed it well worth seeing this one again in super slow mo it does of course mean that's triple tail whips and no longer the best we can aim for. i haven't really thought about doing quite the way on mountain bike because it was pretty hard for me. to jump hereis much bigger than i'm riding at home so it was possible it wasn't easy it was a really tough one. i feel destroyed my body is destroyed but definitely warford a lot is all your sport and i will have plenty more lights a bus now back to bob or in london see practice makes perfect that's the moral of that story paul thank you and that is it for this hour i do stay with us going to

be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news and we're going to speak to our meteorologist as well about how it can florence that is battering are heading to the u.s. coast. guard

. the new poll ranks mexico city as the poll with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse no money on the uses a new service it's called loyal drive it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers pull for some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers police suspect a lone gun man is behind fifteen unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority an attempted murder on

a young life friday evening police were out in full force again after another man was shot at a cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution the victim's sister has strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused unless his two serial kana a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the two suspects in the poisoning of a former russian spy in the u.k. appear on television saying they were simply tourists visiting souls bre cathedral . hello there i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program turkey sends military reinforcements to syria to beef up

its positions inside and stop a humanitarian tragedy yemeni forces backed by the saudi led coalition seized the main road into the port city of a beta walking a key supply route for the rebels. and this high winds and waves from hurricane florence begin battery north carolina president trump whips up his own political firestorm over puerto rico. thank you for joining us britain says the claims made on television by the two men accused of poisoning former russian spy service script are deeply offensive the men told russian t.v. they were merely tourists who visited saul's agree to see its famous cathedral but the prime minister's spokesman described their interview as lies and leyton fabrications which are an insult to the public's intelligence scruple and his

daughter were poisoned in the u.k. city of saul's bree in march using the band the nerve agent not the child now they both survived but a member of the public later died neve barker has more. the two men certainly look like the u.k.'s prime suspects in the poisoning of sergei and march we are indeed those who were shown on surveillance videos. the man also confirmed their names are the same as those revealed by british police thought to be aliases and that it is them on this c.c.t.v. footage but they deny they were in solsbury at the exact time of the poisoning for anything more than a holiday. they have a famous corridor with their the source because it is famous not only in europe or over the world i think it's famous for its one hundred twenty three metre spire it's famous for its clock the first clock that was invented in the world and which still works prosecutors say the men visited solsbury on consecutive days the first

day only for a few hours before returning to london the two russians say it was because of the snowy weather british investigators say they were planning a murder the interviews failed to change official opinions in the u.k. a government spokesman said they clear the men are russian military intelligence officers the m.p. for solsbury dismissed the interview as propaganda delighted the alexander patrol of and was very sure were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al jazeera a little earlier i spoke to dr samuel green director of the russia institute at

king's college here in london he says he was surprised by the russians story. i have a hard time understanding what message they thought they were sending i think we do understand what message has been received which is that they're not taking this very seriously i think that the only message we can take away from this really is that they fundamentally don't care what the british public or the western public more broadly thinks about this story because if they did then they probably would have been able to come up with more. with more answers maybe they'll be a sequel it will see a continuation of this but for the moment the story we've been told of it that two people came to the u.k. for the express purpose of going to salzburg i suppose it does happen but these gentlemen don't seem like the kind who would have done that. they went to solve for the express purpose of seeing the could shoot cathedral they did that twice they did make it there but they did find themselves wandering around other neighborhoods quite far removed from the station and and the cathedral it doesn't really compute

meanwhile the russian protest group pussy riot says one of its activists has been poisoned appeal to the vets the love that has been an emergency care in a moscow hospital since losing his eyesight and speech on tuesday he's the husband of one of the pussy riot members who was jailed for protesting in a cathedral in two thousand and twelve and acted as their spokesman while they were in prison but it still of was also one of four protesters jailed for running onto the pitch during the world cup final in moscow two months ago well russia's president vladimir putin has flown in to watch his armed forces stage their largest military exercises since the soviet era and for the first time chinese troops joined a week long war games from the fall stuck in the far east of the country for each allen's reports. three hundred thousand personnel thirty six thousand tanks and other vehicles one thousand aircraft eighty ships and supply vessels that's the

size of voss stock two thousand and eighteen according to russia's defense ministry even if there might be some exaggeration there these drills are still huge the largest since one thousand nine hundred one but he may have putin flew into war to the super bowl firing range near where the russian chinese and one goalie and borders meet soldiers and hardware from all three countries are taking part. but he is not in this way i want to express special gratitude to the soldiers of the people's republic of china and mongolia our duty to russia i am referring now to russian servicemen our duty to the homeland as did ready to defend the sovereignty the security and the national interests of our country. it's a huge show of force from the modernized russian military boosted by increased funding and the crucial battle experience it's gained in syria the chinese involvement in russia's drills has raised particular concerns in the west it's a sign the two eurasian powers are overcoming historical animosities to forge

a strengthening partnership. they want to show that if the united states asserts itself in the korean peninsula if they move against iran that they're likely to come up against a unified front from beijing and russia so it's really about showing solidarity and showing that there's an alignment of interests putin said russia is a peace loving state that does not and cannot have aggressive plans but nato has condemned the drills as a rehearsal for a large scale conflict the north atlantic alliance has also been testing capabilities british french and german jets simulated flight interceptions over western europe on wednesday to deter russian planes from entering nato airspace russia and the west haven't seem quite so hostile since the cold war these military exercises with china coincide with russia hosting the chinese president and other asian leaders at the eastern economic forum here in the pacific port city of lot of rostock and taken together these two things show the russia are increasingly seen

as its partners in interests in this part of the world more than in the capitals of europe and the united states will reach islands how does era logical step. to go to syria now president there don said turkey wouldn't turn a blind eye as civilians are killed in italy province and it seems that he's keeping his word a turkish convoy made up of tanks and other heavy vehicles as reached an open ovation point in the town of moore take in serious harm with a strict it's one of the closest points of the line which separates opposition fighters and government forces battling for control of the rebel held city over the syrian government is preparing to launch an offensive to take back control of the city meanwhile the u.n. says it's shared the g.p.s. coordinates of schools and hospitals with russia turkey and the u.s. led coalition as it tries to prevent what it fears will be

a bloodbath in the province almost forty thousand people have fled the area since government and russian airstrikes intensified last week many have escaped to the nearby town of an area controlled by turkish backed rebels those who remain in it live are taking any measures that they can to protect themselves including making their own gas masks. we hear a lot of threats from the regime in russia saying they'll bomb us with chemical weapons that's why we had to make gas masks to protect our wives or children. i learned how to make the masks on you tube the mask is made with cardboard cups cotton god's natural coal and plastic bags to protect the face and eyes and you can breathe through it seventy decker's mona from an talkie a on turkey's border with syria. nine hundred thousand people those are the estimates from the united nations of a worst case scenario if there is a full on military offensive on the province of it live they fear that that's the

amount of civilians who could try to flee to safety what does that mean though however because it is surrounded by government forces most people don't want to go to those areas there's a small area controlled by turkey turkish backed forces to the north the u.n. believes around seven hundred thousand people could flee in that direction that's a huge humanitarian effort and this is why you have increasing calls for there to be some kind of a political solution turkmen t'ain't its borders are going to remain closed it already hosts over three and a half million people million syrians and it cannot take anymore this is why the diplomatic tract the political talks are ongoing certainly reading the ground the last three days no airstrikes no barrel bombs on it of sporadic shelling yes across the border but i think we can read from that the turkey has been given more time to try to talk to the armed groups inside particularly those sticking groups being called terrorist organizations to try and get them to disband that is going to be

a major challenge so it is an incredibly complicated scenario and certainly for the opposition it's the province is their last stand everyone will tell you at this point in time it's impossible to predict how it's all going to play out. the u.n. is warning that hundreds of thousands of lives hang in the balance is fighting escalates in the yemeni port city of data yemeni forces backed by the saudi and iraqi coalition have seized the main road into the city it's one of the main who the supply routes linking all day that to the rebel held capital to the fighters have been downplaying the reports saying that they've repelled government forces and stopped their progress andrew symonds is more now from neighboring djibouti. it's now becoming clearer that the fighting is escalating around the red sea port of data and hooty rebels have tried to repel the u.a.e. saudi led attacks but without success it seems armed there has been a cut in the supply line between the port and the rebel held capital sana'a

now that has massive implications because say the children say millions of children's lives are at risk because of this with food supplies not getting through and other supplies medicine along with the vital supplies for the hoochie rebel fighters as this fighting goes on the attempts at getting some sort of dialogue revived by a lot of gryphus the u.n. special envoy goes on he's in the amount of capital muscat and he's been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdulsalam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate.