tb experts in south africa say health care will cause a three times more likely to contract tb and this is what seen over crowded and under-resourced public hospitals in fiction control is inconsistent to book a loss' has been the leading cause of death in south africa for the pastika eight according to the department of health sixty people die from tb every day even though countries like going live now to the president trump at the u.n. he was addressing reporters we understand was listening well. i want people to say look here this well i'm going to take care of that is what's happening in the others well just because he's here he wants to meet. with one my it's not my place but i can tell people that's what i'm here for.

if you. lose the war. and the job it. was how we are with our allies one that they will probably vote against it with colombia meeting with colombia. with you know where is either of them. they are absolutely you know if. i don't go i look forward to getting again but i don't have anything to say but i was told to me good night it was none of those areas i know exactly what he. was not really wanted to shout at me when i was very young what was he like me to. give even if you were right you know here we have a wonderful if you're going to leave. our country that we helped

a lot and very much for president hu of south korea and bush who is still in what we really have a tremendous amount of progress since this time mr. cable when i. think it will i should surround the city. and the less than stroll in every office that you know what i mean by sprawl everything up is on the table with respect to venice where they think barack the people of it still we have many venezuelans living in the united states and many of them live in the rally area of miami i've got to know very well these are great great people to take care of those people. educate me and i need help paying these bacteria to take care of me and have before

them or at out that that will be sharing here. wants good things happen to. good things are happening with respect to it and it's going to be great for chairman kim and great for the people who are it and that's what we're all about. i have. a very good relationship with you know for a minister of the he was in my apartment of the day until. we had a very long couple of our discussion he loves his country he had a tremendous victory of the election as you know which i was very happy about i don't know do you suppose to endorse somebody and not but i endorsed him and i will endorse him again he's a great job and a great man and a person who's a great leader to and we have other things to discuss i think what if anything else we'll be discussing trid. care. been meeting with. chairman kim in the

very near future. having a press conference and they will start talking about it we will be announcing where and when and the very. way you see it differently how quoting him to spiral out and see the point they're going to announce it in about an hour you should be the. expresso conference in one hour you should be of a different sixty four countries you know. we announcing it is six and she's going to be making. just much more so i think than when i think. that if you think you know i fit africa. coast of africa africa so beautiful. part of the world in many ways just let me just say that she's having a news conference and

a very sure service. she'll be announcing exactly where she's going. to night. i doubt you'll see in that anything i think any action from the moment i was here by the main question can you know. why didn't the senate the republicans not be nicer to do that and they could have pushed it through could have weeks ago and you would be talking about it right now which is frankly what i would prefer but they didn't do that. the republicans could not be nice you could not be more respectful to the process certainly could not be more respectful to the woman. i'm ok with that they. pushed forward faster than i know i know this particular man. judge karen. you said stick and you don't find people he says that and he said he suits him. he's an absolute hero. been

treated very unfairly. playing that card you know what they do it's a car they go into a back room and they talk with each other then they are getting away with it so hard and that is what they were. the only thing they do well thank you very very much. u.s. president donald trump there talking to reporters giving an impromptu session with the media there as he's given to do inside the united nations buildings on this way to the u.n. security council where he will be chairing a special session on weapons of mass destruction or number of questions there on north korea and when he's expected to meet with the north korean leader he was taken number of questions on the domestic issue. that is in the headlines very much in the u.s. right now the ongoing efforts to get his pick for the u.s. supreme court on that court. but we will course be bringing you the late the live

coverage of his security council session in about forty five minutes from now so stay with us for that so two other stories now in the u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn has addressed his party on the final day of their annual conference taking aim at everything from racism to donald trump and of course brags that the labor party leader had a direct message for prime minister theresa may as she tries to negotiate a divorce deal from the european union. but let me also reach out to the prime minister to everybody. who's currently apparently during the negotiation. brecht's it is about the future of our country and our vital interests it's not about leadership squabbles or parliament repository. i say this to in all sincerity and helpfulness. if you deliver a deal that includes a customs union and no hard core green argument if you protect jobs people's rights

at work and environmental consumer standards then we will support that sensible deal a deal that would be backed by most of businesses in the world and trade unions but if you can't negotiate that deal then you need to make way for a party that can and will. on a day in bob's life for us now from that conference in level so break that was of course the big issue going into this conference has germany called and the labor party clarified their position on this now. that's right in some ways it was a big d.c. going in and the big it's you coming out. earlier on in the conference of course there was this vote supporting a motion saying that if the labor party couldn't force a general election in the near future event they kept all options open including a possible people's vote and that might mean one option being staying in the

european union away his starmer the shadow. secretary said he got a standing ovation well today there was polite applause when jeremy called and said that labor would stated labor's commitment to a bridge that protects jobs the economy and trade and it's determined opposition to one that does not but effectively what he went on to say in that speech which you've just been hearing from was that as things stand labor will vote against the government's so-called checkers plan they'll vote down any deal that they bring back from brussels is not good enough but he also said it's inconceivable that britain will crash out without a deal and so there are very many nodes and certainly the party wants to be seen to keep its options open at the same time as in coping is own words respecting the results of that referendum also he went on to address something that's been bubbling under the surface or even out in the open for many months now which is the

way the anti semitism in the labor party on tuesday shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry said that labor must as it has acted against fascists and racists in the past now kick out anti see mites on the fringes of the party she said who are using the party support for palestine as a cover for their hatred of jewish people coping himself has been called on consistently by many jewish groups here in the u.k. to get more involved to grab hold of the issue and in today's speech he did try to underline his commitment. to the jewish people have suffered a long and terrible history of persecution and genocide. i was humbled to see that in a memorial two years ago when i visited the former nazi concentration camp the terrorism in the change republic the route over into summit ism is caused immense herds and

anxiety in the jewish community and great dismay in the labor party but i hope and believe we can work together to draw a line under it i say this to all in the jewish community this party this movement will always be implacable campaigners against anti-semitism and racism in all its forms we argue and. will foreign policy has featured highly here in the last few hours we've been hearing about jeremy corbett opposition to the saudi led war in yemen he says that labor would recognise the state of palestine as soon as it got into power but of course bracks it is the big but the key thing for the rest of the continent he'll be meeting. the e.u.'s main negotiator on thursday and increasingly people here in the u.k. are starting not only to consider whether there might be some sort of vote with an

option of remaining in the u. but starting to wonder whether if there is another election whether jeremy corbett might actually be the next prime minister the person to lead britain into that post brics it world. being barbara my first there in little thanks to the. protests have been taking place in the occupied west bank against the us decision to end its funding for under a war the un agency which helps palestinians is seen as a vital lifeline in the region protesters also put on a show of solidarity for palestinian president mahmoud abbas before his speech at the un general assembly on thursday imran khan is that the jalazone refugee camp in the occupied west bank. well these people might get what's. making is very loud in the message is played dignity is priceless what i say is that the u.s. decision relief on those on the up programs that allow schools like this one in jos

and refugee camps to function these people during their school doesn't have a lot of funding to take them to in the form of little money and full of the garden that the school will have to shut down and it's the case one of the schools like this is the most of the west bank where they should. be going to come from now on the role the u.n. relief works agency has to refugees is trying to look a lot of the donors will try to make up the shortfall. there hasn't been able to do that. and he's very much concerned that it will have to sell shutting down programs they do say have some money to keep some programs like that all of these children as i say really absolutely want to get this message across that they're worried the schools. because the elephant. techie's president russia type added one says so-called radical groups have begun withdrawing from the

demilitarized zone in syria's idiot province earlier this month turkey russia and iran agreed to create a zone separating opposition fighters and government forces under the deal hardline groups will withdraw but it's not yet clear where they're supposed to go to has more from beirut. the so-called radical groups there are quite a number of them in a province labeled terrorist by the international community because of their links with al qaida the smaller groups like hamas the ansari d. and of course you have the military alliance. the biggest military alliance and the main force in this in the silence is the former group known as al nasra front now these groups are supposed to be leaving the demilitarized zone as part of the deal we're hearing the turkish president say that they have begun to withdraw we still have not heard from the sham in fact a few days ago they said that they will be making their final decision. in the coming days whether or not they are going to comply we have heard from the smaller

groups like the d.n.a. and. they're saying that we are not going to comply this is an agreement this is a conspiracy rebel group should unite and launch attacks against the government instead but in their statements they also leave room to maneuver and they actually say that we're going to leave it up to our scholars to decide but turkey really is confident that they will be able to implement this deal on the ground that we heard from the turkish presidential spokesman just a few days ago saying that no obstacle is going to stand in our way turkey has been using two methods really first dialogue persuasion telling the groups that you really don't have much of a choice and we understand they've had some success because they're peeling away the rank and file and isolating really the hard core elements in these groups and for example the sham a substantial amount of fighters are syrians and it would be easier to convince them to lay down their arms and of course at the same time turkey is using the threat of force they have a military plan in place they intend to use the modern so-called moderate

opposition forces on the ground to take on these radical groups of these radical groups refused to surrender and what we understand from turkish sources close to the government the turkish intelligence is also ready to take action if those radical groups do not comply with this demilitarized zone the. time now for the weather was rob and more flooding in the eastern u.s. . they've had a rubbish summer and they're not having a very good autograph in the northeast corner particularly the moment we're thinking connecticut's going to give you a bit of video still northeast corner and this was well to see a car to be the big downpour monday night and early two zero lead to some flooding the same was true in new jersey which will fit to in just a second it's enough once again almost float cars and to call street flooding not only destructive but it sort of one thing after that in pennsylvania has been very badly hit this year and the whole of the east coast because we've had a harken in the carolinas she's in that fog either so i don't know if he's going the u.s. surprisingly wet although quite warm for the summer and you can see the clouds too

pushing up in that general direction is always been this sort of line here which is a cold front dividing drier air effectively with still pulling up the moisture and of course it comes from the gulf which is where you generate some pretty big storms and recently once again texas even this is a water spout was effectively a small tornado of water seen off the coast there galveston texas not the be more of those and of course is there on land they could be quite destructive. maybe they will be there's no particular forecast a tornado is what there is is still with this warm and wet weather yet more rain in the southern states still for a couple days in the northeast corner has. all right still ahead on al-jazeera the first high profile celebrity goes to prison since the need to movement gained momentum. a nation in mourning people in vietnam pay their last respects to their deceased president john di kwan. and later in sport into milan get

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a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to isa war dot com. again you're watching and is there a minder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump will chair a meeting of the un's most powerful body for the first time he hinted at a second summit with north korean leader kim jong un just a little earlier on which he says it will may happen in the near future but no such all of branch for iran will be criticized as being a corrupt dictatorship at the u.n. general assembly. the u.k.

opposition leader jeremy corbyn has addressed his party conference taking aim at everything from racism to donald trump and brags of labor party leader said he will vote against prime minister to rescind may's proposed plan for leaving the european union. and have been protests in the occupied west bank against the us decision to end the funding for honor or the un agency helps palestinians and is seen as a vital lifeline in the region protesters also put on a show of solid solidarity for palestinian president mahmoud at bass before his speech at the un general assembly on thursday. about to our top story leaders from the middle east have been speaking in new york at the general assembly trying to draw the world's attention to problems affecting their region the g.c.c. crisis the wars in syria and yemen and the israeli palestinian conflict were among the issues raised as explains. conflicts flaring up in the middle east

have dominated the first day of the gathering of world leaders of the united nations general assembly it's been more than fifteen months since the start of. the sea land and air blockade imposed by saudi arabia u.a.e. reign and egypt all qatar but it's me remains defiant set i mean been hammered thani warned against further instability if the impasse continues what have you got on a new home invader popular and it is not reasonable that different views about how to handle regional issues should paralyze the effectiveness of an important regional organization like the gulf cooperation council the blockade has harmed the reputation of countries in the g.c.c. as paralysis reflected negatively on its work towards regional and global issues syria was also on the agenda turkey and russia have recently made

a deal to prevent a major assault by russia of the syrian army to retake the rebels last stronghold it was such an we talked about that recently we signed an agreement with russia called to such an agreement we have prevented the regimes bloody assaults against the deescalation area in it look province with three and a half million civilians love to lie on blamed the international community for backtracking on pledges to provide billions of dollars to the three and a half million syrian refugees living in turkey. but it's the elusive peace between these rallies and the palestinians that continues to feed anger in the region the trump administration is working on a new deal but leaders in the region are skeptical and what could possibly be the future of what some propose

a single binational state whose very foundation is a rejection of the equality of its own people. that's the ugly undemocratic reality of the one state idea the united nations' annual gathering is a crucial platform for leaders to defend their policies egyptian president of the fatah has sisi said the priority now should be the fight against armed groups and building strong nation states to prevent chaos in the region well ashoka well a shotgun the man took out a lot of beer there is no doubt the arab region is one of the most vulnerable to the dangers of nation state disintegration of this often creates a fertile environment for terrorism and six cerium conflicts preserving and reforming the foundations of the state is a fundamental priority of egypt's foreign policy in the arab region assisi has said his country was committed to consolidate in human rights but international human

rights organizations blame egyptian authorities for clamping down on dissent the middle east is home to some of the world's biggest oil and natural gas producers and this explains why it remains strategically important for global peace and prosperity for the region is marred by violence walls six tarion divides and attacks by al qaida and i set up in his group's challengers world leaders meeting here of the u.n. fear may take long for. new york. a modern couple on as director of policy analysis at the arab center for science he joins us here on set good to see you again marwan so let's talk first of all about the g.c.c. and how it relates to iran if the united states is trying to line up allies against iran and this ongoing dispute within the g.c.c. between cutter and the other nations is not helping is if they want to present

a united front not the right thing hasn't if you remember the g.c.c. was established in the first place in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. a collective collective security organization two fierce common threats and at that time that common threat was perceived to be iran because after the iranian revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine iran expressed its intention to export that evolution to neighboring countries especially to the gulf states the countries at the time so that. the g.c.c. was established the time to feel as the sort of iranian expansionism in the region and also to support iraq in the iraq iran war two d. . the the global crisis has in fact undermined the whole idea because there is no common threat perception right now and among the g.c.c. members because if one member states which is in this case is qatar is it threatened by invasion from other member states within the same organization saw

then that there is no common. assumption about where the threat is really coming from so in this case is going to be very difficult in fact to bring the g.c.c. as one. in order to feel is that iranians especially right now. as we know i mean after the g.c.c. crisis last year qatar has in fact. this stance suffer from because because of the threat from these member states and it's a little bit to iran so in this case is that is undermining in fact the g.c.c. crisis is undermining us in order to face iran even the idea about establishing an on a need to you know i mean this surfaced. over the past few months or u.s. idea in order to establish some hollow security organization that would include the six g.c.c. members blonds jordan and egypt that is not going to also do what i said because

there are few members within this within this organization that are not sharing the same perception as i said before so you do you see this g.c.c. disputes are ending any time. it doesn't look like because of. the. attitude of the blockading contrary and from the statements of. office shows from saudi arabia bahrain and egypt doesn't look like we are going to see a near ending for this for this crisis are going to see this crisis actually. running for some time and there are a number of conflicts going on right now in the middle east how is. any of what's happening at the u.n. the various meetings and speeches this week figure into that well i mean as we all know at the u.n. is made or less more or less actually is a talking shop is. decisions big decisions are not made in the united nations security not in the united nations general assembly but in fact it's. somehow

between it's like a bargain between the superpowers the balls within the international system so if something is going to have been unfair it's going to happen outside the united nations if something is going to have been let's say concerning. north korea is going to have in between the united states russia china maybe job on because you know at this particular four plus two. they are mainly concerned about the korean peninsula if something is going to deal for example with the with the g.c.c. as we said before is not going to have been actually in the within the united nations is going to be between the bodies interested in this crisis so as i said i mean that united nations security council is is a mean platform for state leaders to to i mean to to to talk about their opponent policies in general but it's not about decision making it's not about bargaining it's not about agreements it's not about all of that in

fact what we've got donald trump coming up in about twenty minutes right now at the u.n. security council be interesting to see what he has to say. thanks very much. now u.s. comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty in april on three counts of aggravated indecent assault gabriel is on the reports now from new york. walking out of a courtroom in handcuffs a fall from grace for a man who once so famous and beloved he was known as america's dad but who would judge now called a sexually violent predator eighty one year old bill cosby sentenced to three to ten years in jail cosby was found guilty in april of three counts of aggravated indecent assault after drugging and sexually assaulting andrea konstam in two thousand and four he used exacting skills and had an endearing t.v. personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to

them so now finally bill cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison while the trial focused on the one crime against ms constant more than sixty other women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct spanning decades and after the sentencing many said they were glad he was going to jail i wanted thirty we hear. from various that they know that mr pod with all my friends. is part of the poem i can talk about on one of the. good thank you i just does this just get it so big that they can make it through and then there's just the bill cosby is legally blind in failing health and a philanthropist and that is why his lawyers argued that the judge should show leniency and he should be sent to house arrest but it was denied his lawyers plan

to appeal mr cassatt the case to him was preparing a motion to address mr skilling. bottom five every being. wiped out. because be produced and starred in the family friendly sitcom the cosby show in the one nine hundred eighty s. it was about the life of an affluent african-american family and was the most watched television program in america from one nine hundred eighty four to eighty nine the nine hundred sixty five t.v. series i spy was the first american television drama to feature a black actor cause be played the lead role for most of his life as an actor and comedian caused be paved the way for african-americans and was considered a role model no more his defining legacy will be that he was the first celebrity convicted in the me two era the movement to end sexual violence. gabriels.

new york. people in vietnam are lining up to pay their last respects to their late president as the country begins two days of mourning trond icon died on friday after suffering from a rare virus a state funeral will be held on thursday was widely criticized internationally for his crackdown on political dissent vice president dang tin has been named acting president becoming vietnam's first female leader when he has more from hanoi. this is the national funeral hall in hanoi where the body of the late president tran die is lying there is a steady stream of people coming and going paying their respects representatives from the communist party from government from the military and also diplomats based here in the vietnamese capital members of the public can also go inside to say goodbye i just have. a higher respect to you because he is the lead

up to the township i believe that he he. she so very said. to the vietnamese people the president was a great man and a powerful leader he did lots of good things so we feel very sad because he passed away very suddenly this is a two day sirrah many a two day period of national mourning that has been declared by the government the actual funeral service will take place at the same venue on thursday and after that the body of trend will be taken just over one hundred kilometers south of the capital hanoi to nin been province to the same rural community where he was born where he was brought up.