for india's billionaires life is all about glamour luxury and pristine. on al-jazeera. this is zero. alone or in total this is the al jazeera news hour live from london coming up. nearly four hundred killed and thousands more displaced central indonesia struggles with aftershocks a day after being hit by a powerful tsunami and earthquakes. syria's foreign minister calls on all occupying forces to withdraw immediately as he says the government is close to victory. hashtag not him the thousands of little across the world march against the

brazilian presidential candidate known as the trump of the tropics. the united front opposition groups rally in the democratic republic of congo and of december's presidential election. i'm joined together osco with the sports including. europe has the momentum going into the final day at the right a cop as they lead to ten six in france. we begin in central indonesia where powerful aftershocks are continuing to pound the island of soon away z. that's where an earthquake triggered a tsunami with waves as high as six meters on friday rescuers are now desperately searching for survivors among the rubble of destroyed buildings and dead bodies in the city of pal who nearly four hundred people were killed all gathering for beach

festival communication lines are down and many roads are damaged many many cities are still cut off from help dosage of ari has our report. bodies lying on the ground outside a hospital in the city of palo as the reality of the devastating earthquake and tsunami begins to become clear survivors looking for their loved ones among body bags on saturday. waves of up to six meters search through apollo on friday evening triggered by a magnitude seven point five earthquake video on social media show the panic as people try to flee palu is home to more than three hundred thousand people but even more alarming now could be what emerges from the nearby city of dongola home to over two hundred seventy seven thousand people it has gone completely silent while rescue operations are underway in paolo there's been no contact with them since the

tsunami wave surge then. valuations is the long going and identifying the disease is also still in progress and we estimate the number of accumulated casualties from both the quake and tsunami will increase further and. we also received reports that the tsunami waves reached as high as six meters and some people saved their lives by climbing six major trees. indonesia's president is said to visit paolo on sunday some eight along with military reinforcements has been flown in but officials fear the worst is yet to come. as prone to earthquakes as it lies on the ring the fire line a frequent quakes and volcanic eruptions that circles virtually the entire pacific rim door such a bar al-jazeera. well it also was just mentioning that quakes are common in indonesia and they lie on that so-called ring of fire it's the line of frequent

earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that circles nearly the entire pacific rim friday's tsunami happened less than a month after the southern island of long book was hit by a series of powerful earthquakes more than four hundred fifty people were killed and fourteen years ago one hundred twenty thousand people were killed after a magnitude nine point one earthquake off the island of sumatra to get tsunami which swept away entire communities around the indian ocean and on this head of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies in indonesia he says rescues are struggling to reach coastal areas west hit by the earthquake. in events like this i mean the whilst we hope that there would be no war it's not uncommon for those numbers to route to rise as more rescue teams come in and more of the collapsed buildings are are searched they haven't even got to all of the areas want information from all over cross the coast and not even getting into

some of the more remote areas when you have a didn't and earthquake that is that high a seven point seven in that shower ten kilometers it does significant damage so i would not be surprised unfortunately in sadly not to say that those numbers will go on correlated we have people from the indonesian regard that are having to travel ten to twelve hours my dear go along the roads there sion where you need water trucks for the shelter yeah it's been a tarpaulins all the cases and heard of need and will hopefully that the faster we can clear some about a way that's absolutely everyone in the humanitarian community really stuff to people that they need quickly and more efficiently. well the two hundred thousand homes in southern japan are without power after typhoon trami hit the southern island of okinawa dozens of flights have been canceled and hundreds of people have been evacuated the storm is expected to reach mainland japan in the next twenty four hours western japan is still recovering after typhoon gebbie which tore

through the country earlier this month killing at least seventeen people syria's foreign minister has called on troops from the u.s. france and turkey to withdraw from his country calling them occupation forces when he done more lem also told the u.n. general assembly that syria was close to winning the seven year war and in his words defeating terrorism he said that syria is now ready for the return of refugees that fled the fighting russian however is in new york with latest. it was a defiant a limb telling the international community basically that they have to come to terms with the fact that bashar assad has the upper hand and that is just a matter of time before the syrian army takes over the whole of syria now even if the syrians take over the territories the last of the opposition they will have to deal with a particular issue which is the presence of the turkish army the northern part of

the country french and american troops base in the eastern part of syria they are very to provide assistance to the kurdish militias operating there now for the syrian foreign minister what is the marlin those troops have to pull out otherwise the syrian army will use force let's listen to what the syrian pharmacy had to say . in. any foreign presence on syrian territory without the consent of the syrian government is illegal and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and the un charter it's an assault on our sovereignty which undermines counterterrorism efforts and threatens regional peace and security we therefore consider any forces operating on syrian territory without any explicit request from the government including us french and turkish forces occupying forces who will be dealt with accordingly they must withdraw immediately and without conditions. what is the describe the opposition as terrorists describe

the neighboring countries particularly turkey as a safe haven for terrorist groups moving into syria and dismiss calls for dialogue would pay the ground for the opposition to share power with the government saying that it will stay in power that anything that is not under the terms of the national sovereignty on the with the syrian people will be rejected chris doyle is the director of the council for arab british understanding he says there's nothing new in the syrian foreign minister speech. it was a real very well rehearsed playbook of all the syrian regime narratives that actually could exactly what he said last year you could have almost displayed that speech to the u.n. general assembly to be honest it was about you know the regime is winning it's about silver two three must control or and borders that all from forces must leave except for etc now i think if you're a syrian. living in hope that somehow there's going to be some sort of political

solution there can be some sort of exit from the crisis there and you're not going to find out any sort of plan coming out of this speech it was a blame everybody else but ask for what has happened blaming the foreign forces i lost count of the number of times that you mention the word terrorism you know that the regime somehow is the innocent victim of everything that has happened you know to syria that is other people have used chemical weapons as others who have adopted terrorism for sure there are no other parties within syria who have committed crimes who are not guiltless but to deny the primary responsibility of the syrian regime for what's happening going in syria of the last seven years north korea's foreign minister has also addressed the u.n. general assembly accusing the u.s. of deepening mistrust between their countries through sanctions riyal host said it was unrealistic for washington to expect young to denuclearize while sanctions are

in place but the u.s. has insisted sanctions against north korea must stay until its nuclear weapons program ends for good she had returns he has more from new york. the north korean foreign minister picked up on the theme that we also heard from the chinese and russian foreign ministers of the un general assembly that the north koreans had shown their goodwill their commitment to denuclearization by dismantling that test site by ending the testing of nuclear weapons and missiles so it's time for the u.s. to take reciprocal action either easing sanctions or declaring an end to the korean war the north korean foreign minister pointing out that north korea has more reason to mistrust the u.s. than the other way around the u.s. after all is the only country in the world to actually use nuclear weapons against another country and has consistently threatened to annihilate north korea using nuclear weapons it was time for the u.s. now to act. the idea that sanctions can bring us on our knees is a pipe dream of people who are ignorant about us but the problem is that the continued

sanctions are deepening our mistrust the reason behind the recent deadlock is because the us relies on chorus of measures which are lethal to trust building without trust in the us will be no confidence in our national security and to such circumstances there is no way we'll unilaterally cells first but the u.s. position here at the u.n. general assembly was consistent nikki haley both saying that maximum pressure still needs to be applied on north korea before new craze ation and only then would north korea see the rewards however donald trump was very upbeat here in new york saying a great deal of progress has been going on behind the scenes there will be revealed shortly that he's not worried about timeframes so it will be interesting to see whether this latest appeal makes donald trump who after all is the most invested in this process in the white house think again about whether it's time for the u.s. to take reciprocal action. thousands of people have attended the funerals of seven palestinians killed by israeli fire during protests on friday among the dead or two

children the demonstrations were the deadliest seen in weeks and person armed factions are believed to be deciding on a collective response to the violence imran khan has more from ramallah. girl's a dead again seven palestinians two of them children were killed by israeli fire on friday was the funerals took place across the gaza strip at this one in gaza city hamas had a message of defiance. and struggle and confrontation and i rejection to the siege has led to the world to listen to us because it is a great place and a great people because it is the one who goes for the jihad and no one is replacing the jihad of gaza. more than five hundred people were also injured many requiring hospital treatment gaza's hospitals already under pressure they're running out of equipment and medicines and the struggling to cope with the number of wounded arriving every friday. i went to the border in the afternoon to take part

in the demonstration i saw the israeli snipers shoot someone in the neck close to the border and i went to rescue him but when i got there i couldn't help so i ran back as i ran back i was shot in the leg i was the israeli army has killed at least one hundred ninety palestinians since the protests began on march thirtieth to demand the right of return of the palestinians and an end to the israeli egypt's siege of the strip. the israeli army has been criticised by human rights groups and some foreign governments the using heavy handed tactics to disperse the crowds as well as the israeli army used tear gas on the drawings and tear gas fired from vehicles. israel says the palestinians are flying what it calls terror over the gaza fence that are causing far as and damage to property. however in a statement on friday about the latest protest. no soldiers were injured and local

party damaged friday was the deadliest day the protests have seen in recent weeks and despite that they show no signs of slowing down diplomatic efforts are a standstill so there's no reason to doubt they'll come to an end anytime soon. there's much more ahead on the hours or news hour turkey's president opens one of europe's largest mosques in germany despite protests against his visit. senegal's government looks to legalize witchcraft as a traditional medicine in an attempt to overcrowded hospitals. and manchester united equal their worst start to a premier league season to happen he tells its fault. brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from hospital in sao paolo three weeks after being stabbed at a political rally or so narrow has flown back home to rio de janeiro on

a commercial flight where he's been both cheap and good by fellow passengers a former army captain has been leading the polls and has already said he won't accept the result of next month's election if he loses or thousands of women are taking part in valleys occurrence across the country against yaya bows and arrows policies following a social media campaign using the hash tag not him or scenario has angered many by arguing against employing pregnant women is also called the gender pay gap justified on latin america to understand human was it one of the largest demonstrations in the city of sao paolo. i mean a lot in sao paulo brazil is largest city and at this hour of the country there are demonstrations are gatherings like this one taking place with people ringing and screaming out this clothing and that means. they're referring of course to be the conservative brazilian presidential candidate for the school now go they say that

if he were to win it would set the country my children dark ages his controversial mistah genest anti gay and keep black comments pro military protest march or have alienated thousands millions actually of brazilians and yet he is the leading candidate in these presidential elections in fact as these people were gathering votes or not was released from a hospital here in sao paulo where he has been since he received suitable septet to the knife in the stomach an assassination attempt that took him off the campaign trail twenty three days ago he is now back in rio de janiero his hometown and he promises that he will continue to campaign even if only under social networks to show people like these that he can be president. but he's down the street is erica bearing she's a senior research fellow at oxford university and an activist for the hashtag not him campaign so i want to talk in a minute about the campaign now he's out of hospital and so on but but how does the

march come about what was the kind of the momentum behind these marches as a reading interesting question it came about on facebook so it was a facebook group decided by a woman. about protesting against him about his misogynous views and three weeks three million women joined the group and then we decided collect on the way to organize marches in brazil today there are over two hundred marches in brazil and also marches outside brazil like the one on them that are just arrived and to politically in the process of women being in as engaged as this or so you think will make a difference and. as of the election or will there just be a full street and then not get around to voting how do you think the impact will be so it's men the fruits of forward in brazil and women accounted for fifty two point five percent of the electorate however we never had a voice we come from a very much a coach or a never had a political voice and is the first time the women are gathering as a women that's what is bringing us together to have

a political voice so i think it will have a difference and it's been interesting what you how much difference has it made to the fact that he was there was this attempt to get on his life and he has been in hospital has that meant that actually people who are opposed to his views have held back and haven't wanted to really criticize him because it doesn't look particularly fair he's in a hospital bed what happened to him of course is absolutely wrong it should be condemned but even from his hospital bed he continue with his hate speech he had plenty of statements made to live through his social media that is still criminalize the left or anyone that opposes him and saying that if he doesn't win it's because something was manipulated i mean do you think that i mean as you mentioned he's very much active on twitter and he's done these kind of interviews or kind of appealing directly to people through that through television how much do you think he momentum can he still build before the election. so the way we're some brazil is that at the moment we have thirteen favorites and if someone gets fifty

one percent of the votes it's a like that a straightaway but if it doesn't we have a second round of the two most voted and that's what is going to happen this time has thirty percent of the voters so even though he's been out of the game out of the campaign for districts that he's been in hospital the momenta will be with again because now he's back on the streets and his definitely going to go for the second round do you think that he i mean one of the things i know she said is only you know you're disappointed with politics this is your chance is that quite a powerful message in brazil at the moment to play on the kind of the disillusionment with the politicians of the political class yes and it's a powerful message the place both ways plays both against him and to him so people that are pro both say we have so disillusioned very soon and we want to change when someone that hasn't been in power even though he's been in power for twenty seven years but he just been empowering rio's the people outside we didn't know him as a politician but people that are against him also say we need a change but means no if you have been in power for twenty seven years and what

about the kind of the women's rights issues in brazil i mean it is this something that is more about what he's been saying or is it to do with the way people are treated i think both are being treated poorly for centuries we come from a very much ok. feminist something very new in brazil but he's a speech as a bring it all backwards all our how can i say everything there have concourse so far is trying to destroy it like saying that women should be paid less because we got pregnant so i think all these movements about fighting back what he's saying and saying you cannot do that you cannot keep cotto rights basically you know one of the things i notice that some people have say that they like him and then they they seem to kind of disregard the things that he said that offensive because they say essentially they don't want brazil to become another venezuela how do you fight against that kind of idea that actually he's the only one who could sort of protect

brazil from becoming a venezuela. i think there's a very interesting comment because the labor party have been in power for fourteen years and brazil hasn't become a leftwing diktat dictatorial ship like venezuela so why now whether become kind of those it makes sense so it's really hard if people think that the fact that he makes tons of racist homophobic i mean socialists comments not important and if you tackle dictatorship argument people see one here i think brazil is suffering right now from what america suffered in two thousand and sixteen which is whatever fits mine their every i'm going to go with so whatever is out some and there it is fake news and on that point i mean i suppose that one of the things you mention the women's movement was sort of coordinated through social media how do you kind of counter people being in the south silo you know just reading on social media what they want to read in and not actually hearing what the other side is i think there's a very difficult thing at the moment that i don't have the answer is my greatest

fear as a scientist so my day job what i do is to doubt everything that is presented to me and go to the source and that's what i've been trying to show to people around me not only within my bubble but i'm outside my social media bubble to my family and say go to the source check it out i know we all don't have the time but on the field things second try to see if it's true or not but it's very hard and i think that's a challenge for the rest of the world as well erica erica thank you very much indeed tickets to if you thank you thank you and the democratic republic of congo a coalition of opposition figures have come together in a united front holding a joint rally in the capital kinshasa leaders warn thousands of supporters what they say are moved by the government to steal december's presidential election angry of the introduction of electronic voting and the exclusion of a number of candidates catherine sawyer was at the rally in contrasts and sent this update. these are supporters are some of the most popular opposition parties in

good ol boy it's a laugh each to get them together like this they have their flags fly and opposition the does have called for this joint friday to put pressure on the electoral commission of the senate and address some of the demands in one of the biggest problems is the use of this at fraud according to suzanne opposition saying that it is not secure it does not provide it for all in good old and it can be. and they also have a problem with some sixteen when the colts as well have been registered without paying the privilege they said this is the correct spots that electoral commission resold i say that it is not a requirement for people to be registered using the saying that you know you have some people here. for some reason governing the prince could not be taken by the machine this shouldn't be maxed out all the election that was the catholics talk has been trying to get it together that's the whole party just to. do that extra

from the sun and come to a consensus. ensues but that has not been possible that that's a promise and i said nothing is going to do well because of this it's too late to change that it's funny voting system to anything else that's it is going to carry on a schedule that's your position i didn't say that these cannot help then they'd need credit while they're on that plane to the minute through the slab. turkish prison richard to one has ended a street day state visit to germany by opening europe's largest mosque in the cathedral city of cologne it was a visit intended to mend time but has done as much to expose deep disagreements between the two countries from cologne china hosts report. it's said to be the biggest mosque in europe shaped like a flower to signify openness kark funded by turkey. but openness is not

what turkey represents to many germans and the visit by president red chip time early one to inaugurate the mosque in cologne at the end of his state visit was not welcomed by all in this liberal town on the banks of the rhine germans joined kurds in protest if he was going to get those here when i heard earlier one will receive a state reception i was appalled a slaughter of kurds a warrior who invaded syria with the help of german weapons were imprisoned hundreds of thousands without court orders that someone like that is being invited with a state reception made me get up and come here. the third or when supporters were delighted to have him there were all my ala i emphasize that we should focus on our common interests with germany aside from recent diverters as opinion. this is be no ordinary state visit undertaken

grudgingly it seems by both sides the invitation made to president to one by a german government realising perhaps that relations between these two countries with significant common interests had deteriorated simply too far since the failed coup in turkey two years ago but while they reinforced economic ties and agreed on a new initiative to end fighting in parts of syria there were no promises given to release german citizens in jail in turkey nor undertakings made to extradite those earlier one considers his enemies living in germany they will work together they will tolerate one another but this was not as it was sometimes billed beforehand the coming together of old friends jonah hill al jazeera cologne. u.s. president donald trump has once again publicly back to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh who's facing allegations of sexual assault coming offices and f.b.i.

investigation before he can be confirmed by the senate his way to campaign money trump said he had complete faith in his pay. the f.b.i. as you know always for over talking to everybody. i would expect a very high quality president i would expect it's going to turn out very well for the judge. has never been anybody should look. like judge kavanaugh i think that it's going to work out very well but the f.b.i. i believe is doing a really great job they have been all over already they're going to. have a i'm going to give you whatever they have to do whatever it is they do they'll be doing exams every photo. everything will be fine to go public. but. do i think he's great i don't think has ever been the person that's been understood like he has been i

think is that a very tough process but he's a good man he's a great judge great. highly respected for many many years as a top of the list i hope everything works out great. well there are still ahead. the negotiations remain. two weeks after her. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're going to start this hour in europe we have

a couple different scenarios going on first of all we have a frontal boundary that's pushing across eastern parts of europe as well as this area of low pressure down here by greece we've been watching this for days and this is still going to bring some very gusty winds as well as some heavy rain across the region particularly across southern greece and we do think that flooding is going to be a major problem we do have burn scars across the area because of some wildfires earlier so that is going to cause the likelihood of those months lies to increase over the next few days then that storm system is going to be making its way to the north to the northeast and istanbul ankara you also see some very heavy rain over the next few days well that same system is also going to be causing some some clouds here across parts of egypt now the could be some embedded showers in that as well so for cairo thirty six degrees will be a high lot of clouds in the forecast there and then as we go towards monday a lot of those clouds make their way towards the eastern med over here across parts of algeria as well as over towards libya we do have this line of clouds right here and there is some showers in those clouds so we do need to be careful for the

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already done more lem says that his country is close to winning the seven year war and the refugees could now return. brazil's far right presidential candidate has been released from hospital in sao paolo three weeks after being stabbed at a political rally meanwhile thousands of women across the country are taking to the streets to demonstrate against his policies. in the u.k. a security glitch on an app for the conservative party conference has revealed the phone numbers and personal details of senior conservative politicians including former foreign minister boris johnson a new poll in the app allowed members of the public to log in as a conference attendee and view their details using only their email address at least two cabinet members reportedly received prank calls the conservative party has apologized for the glitch and says it has been fixed the issue of bricks it is expected to dominate that conference which begins on sunday but just six months to go until britain is due to leave the european union and prime minister to resign

may says talks to clinch a deal and i'm past the you takes a look at some of the sticking points. britain's on the final straight of breaks it but negotiations are in deadlock the use explicitly rejected britain's latest plan their suggested framework for comic operation will not work we will never accept a deal which will damage the european union to resume a proposal was hammered out of her country retreat checkers in july it was the result of months of work the plan calls for u.k. e.u. free trade area and a common rule book for industrial agricultural goods to prevent exports and imports from getting stuck at borders. with the e.u. and u.k. can't agree on what will happen here on the border between northern ireland a part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland an e.u. member the government promised there will be no return to a hard border but it's rejected the e.u. so-called backstop plan to keep the region aligned with its trading rules. to

reason may says no prime minister will ever agree to it because it would lead effectively to a border between great britain and northern ireland possibly here down the middle of the irish sea unifying the island of ireland in one a you custom area so far the government's failed to suggest any viable alternative some breaks it is favored the use of advanced technology to ensure seamless customs clearances but a similar system in canada took decades to develop and needed billions of dollars in investment there's a big issue over ireland they've got to solve that in the next few weeks but it shouldn't be beyond the wit of man for them to do that if both sides back to me but in the end the the the other option of a no deal is just so catastrophic taking that britain but also really bad for the. to resume a's checkers plans also being rejected by hardline breaks it is within her own party former foreign secretary boris johnson and former breaks it secretary

david davis both resigned over it johnson said the u.k. would become an e.u. colony if it makes further concessions to brussels. the government also under pressure from political opponents to commit to a new brakes at referendum a so-called people's vote on a final deal to resume a keen nobody voted for job losses nobody voted for a cousin public service for losing their rights which is why now there is more clearly it will be more clear what exactly is on the table it wishes to be able to look at it again see if they cover your promise and say yes or no we're saying or even. so wants next well there are two e.u. summits before the end of the year one in october and an emergency brake six summit in november both are opportunities to finalize the divorce bill early next year the british parliament must approve whatever deal to reason may agrees in brussels the agreement then needs to be ratified by

a supermajority of the member states. and approved by the european parliament at midnight brussels time on the twenty ninth of march next year britain will make history but at any stage hopes of a deal could of unravel the road to break cities anything bumps booth the park or al-jazeera blood a u.s. court has ruled a lawsuit against president donald trump over foreign payments can proceed the suit filed by almost two hundred members of congress accuses trump of violating the constitution his political opponents say payments made by foreign governments to his businesses violate an anti corruption provision federal politicians are barred from accepting gifts from governments without the approval of congress two weeks after hurricane florence hit the east coast of the united states many communities are still being hit by severe flooding rain dumped by the storm is making its way back to the sea causing rivers to burst their banks more than forty deaths have

been blamed on florence and its aftermath when you the state of north carolina and senate gallagher reports from goldsboro many residents are unhappy with the government's response. hurricane florence has passed but the so-called storm of a lifetime is still being felt in the carolinas rivers continued to quest following record breaking rainfall in north carolina the cleanup is underway and the fears of long term consequences toxic coal ash pits are scattered across north and south carolina the byproduct of the coal industry contains arsenic lead and mercury activists say storms like florence make contamination unavoidable but they still got to be a with a six million tons of poisonous koehler and that's probably jones's long campaign to tighten laws around the coal industry and says every storm makes things worse i'm a christian so i just think sit back and let people be treated like this. and not say or do anything about and call myself

a christian important communities there are concerns about the rate of recovery many residents couldn't afford to leave when the storm came but now that aid is here some being ignored there's not a lot of tension in brought to someone to a minority in the neighborhood other than one of the problem that i'm hearing is that they're not get into the service that they had me and hopefully the word to get out and will change but if this is the problem it's estimated that the cost of hurricane florence could reach fifty billion dollars it's a storm that will long be remembered here and is still lingering hurricane florence may have long since departed but the threat from the storm remains in neighboring south carolina rivers are expected to crest leading to yet more flooding more evacuations and more suffering and here is the waters recede they're exposing potential environmental problems and a long slow recovery for the poor and gallacher al-jazeera goldsboro north carolina . the palestinians have filed

a lawsuit at the international court of justice against the u.s. over the relocation of its embassy last year president trump's administration officially recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and later moved the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv in may the palestinian foreign minister says that move breached international law and has asked the r.c.d. to order the u.s. to move it back. are growing concerns in tehran that fighters defeated by iranian forces in syria will now regroup and target them at home it's been a week since twenty five people were killed in the city of when gunmen opened fire during an event to commemorate the iran iraq war saying this ravi reports from tehran. a week after gunmen attacked a parade for veterans from the nineteen eighties iran iraq war one of iran's most powerful men told the country exactly who was to blame from the friday prayer podium the second in command of iran's revolutionary guard corps took aim at the

united states israel and their gulf allies energy ma'am. i'm telling the regime of the u.a.e. and saudi arabia who are the main perpetrators behind the sun this direction is in our country and wish to bring insecurity into our territories that you will not succeed in your attempts if you cross our red lines we will definitely cross yours . it was a speech designed to fire people up for the government approved public protest that followed the matter who the actual attackers on the ground may have been many iranians are already convinced of who is to blame for attacks in their country. the incident was funded by saudi arabia and planned by america with israeli support the tree of them were involved in. america it was done by america the great satan. it was america israel and saudi arabia in the days after the attack the intelligence ministry said a network of suspect was in custody all signs investigators said pointed to the

separatists while one group claimed the attack another denied it i saw also claimed the attack and released videos of the men they said carried out but iranian leaders have remained vague about the exact identity of the attackers one former revolutionary guard commander says a coordinated conspiracy involving all of iran's enemies is to blame. for the eastern experience in iraq and syria palestine lebanon and yemen we know that there is a war that is really officers americans and out of the country and this war room is guiding the attackers different opposition groups on. present in this room there is concern into iran that pointing the finger at any number of outside threats takes focus away from dealing with more immediate ones like violent separatist groups and drug traffickers operating along iran's eastern borders but for now it seems that with every protest the list of names iranians really against gets

a little longer i saw israel the u.k. saudi arabia and of course the old favorite america. is iraq to iran. senegal's government is considering legalizing witchcraft as a traditional medicine politicians and they west african nation say it will ease the burden on that already overcrowded hospitals but doctors are extremely unhappy saying the move is irresponsible and dangerous. latest in our series looking at witchcraft practices around the world and here's a searing belike conses first patient. from this first hand shake the witchcraft tells him he can sense there's a bad spirit stuck inside his head no. there is not surprised he suffers from earaches and has gradually been losing his hearing. been hurting for four years he says what follows is

a treatment that is both illegal and dangerous. it's normally done behind closed doors but const allows us to film it for twenty minutes the patient inhales fumes of an unknown substance dazed because then pours a mix of herbes in his nose. for. a minute if only the government recognize my work in the service i give to the community i could open a hospital and treat all people suffering in my country this practice is punishable with prison. and yet outside our queues of people waiting for treatment there were wouldn't allow us to film inside the waiting room where there are about eighty people inside a small room police officers in uniform men in suits women holding their babies all believing that it's there which. can do more to treat them than a medical doctor. with one doctor for fifteen thousand people hospitals are

overwhelmed with patients there are not enough medical staff so the government wants to legalise witchcraft tree as traditional medicine the law will now be debated in parliament. introducing me to become implanted in me it's because it is so common that we need to regulate it to protect citizens and alleviate hospitals. but conventional doctors like joseph many oppose the law in his surgery comes another patient suffering from complications from treatment administered by which doctor. you know it's dangerous there will be more sickness more people with disabilities and the law will cause unnecessary death you can't have people with any medical knowledge treating ammons and yet people do advertises his services online promising healing furphy ranging from ten to five hundred dollars. for gary

he made this herbal. gives him a prayer wrapped in this belt. in eight days gary will regain his hearing he says telling him now go and tell your friends about me because hawk al-jazeera had a car. teachers in morocco are pushing the government to make a firm decision on what language is taught in their schools heated debate is taking place between those who prefer traditional arabic and advocates of a more local moroccan dialect and a simple morgan reports the confusion is being blamed the high dropout rates in iraq and schools. the academy here has begun in morrocco and students in the capital rabat have returned to school to find words from the moroccan dialect added to their courses the language update is reviving the debate on the status of the main spoken language arabic specifically classic arabic known as first half and the locally spoken arabic known as that each on. the to the

application of moroccan dialects and teaching a public institutions is a violation to the constitution and a violation of the requirements of the law that puts the process of change and development within the whole educational system such an application will lead to distorting the educational scene and the linguistic scene. morrocco commonly speak a language that mixes arabic also known as barber and foreign languages such as french and spanish arabic is one of the two official languages but for the past fifteen years or so diary which combines arabic words with local dialects has been increasingly introduced the languages debate is parking another about the kingdom's education system morricone schools have a high dropout rate only half of middle school students continue on to high school and less than fifty percent of them graduate the lack of trained teachers and low attendance rates are partly blamed and so is the conflict between derek and classical arabic some say that reflects a confusion in the government's language policy. those who defend the arabic

language have to tell us what is the outcome of arab izing education since one thousand nine hundred eighty on the other hand what do we want from iraq and dialect in the field of education what is the function of foreign languages what is the function of the language there is now in education. the debates may be old the language even older but it's feared if the government doesn't act more students will drop out without an education morgan al-jazeera. still ahead on the program roma come in part on the heels of a win made week in the road show how the best action in sport. booming city a city with a drug problem. in a neighborhood concealing the by trafficking giulio transforms the square into

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going in on moscow has agreed to step down as chairman of electric car company tesla for at least three years as part of a settlement with the us stock market regulator a securities and exchange commission was suing musk for fraud it said musk had harmed investors and misled the market when he tweeted last month he had secured funding to take the company private he's also been fined twenty million dollars. dollar sport now his job. lauren thank you but we start with the ryder cup in europe will take a commanding lead into the final day singles a record breaking performance from francesco molinari and tommy fleet which helped the home side extend their advantage to four points over the united states david stokes wraps up the best of the action. five

another putt hold five another rule from the home crowd after winning five in a row on friday europe picked up where they left off it was the big guns rory mcilroy and sergio garcia leading from the front yard they beat tony pheno and brooks kept up to claim the first point on saturday the but the next match went europe's way to shots like this helped pull casey until houghton take down the world number one dustin johnson and his playing partner rickie fowler and seven wins in a row soon became a record equalling eight zero five three the second day running tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari got the better of tiger woods and the self-proclaimed captain america patrick reed. once again his super powers were nowhere to be seen. jordan speak in justin thomas stop the u.s.

losing streak. i took the final point of the session but the americans were still full back going into the foursomes things were a lot tighter in the afternoon justin rose and henrik stenson struck the first blow to extend europe's lead i talk to woods park that changed but his food chain did not. live for the third time he was soundly beaten by millenarian fleetwood who are now being dubbed molly wood yard for the first european pair ever to win all four points and fleetwood is the first european rookie to win his first four matches. the remaining two points what america's way to give them some hope i but it's europe's to lose on sunday they lead by pool with twelve singles matches left to play by david stokes al-jazeera. so tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari have made the european ryder cup history with their perfect performance

but they know there's still plenty of work to be done on sunday i said yesterday we came here to do a job and he was going to go on the record books or anything like that it's about the team it's about getting to fourteen our hearts were getting closer but you know those four and a half points are going to need some are going to be we're going to have to fight hard for them and you saw them today you know that they're all obviously it was great players. it's not going to be easy but you know we were doing it properly we're doing it the right way. to get a couple points on the board we have to win something like you know ten out of the next or eight out of the next ten or whatever so you know you get off to a good start we know that but even if we were leading would say the same thing so huge individual has to focus on their match and their match only i would certainly recommend not doing any scoreboard watching take your your match and see if your team mates to the same. sunday singles pairings have been released and it's rory

mcilroy and justin thomas who laid out the team's tommy fleetwood who's won four points out of four so far will play another debutant in tony pheno while francesco molinari faces twelve time ryder cup veteran phil mickelson remember europe need just four and a half points to win back the trophy. the pressure is building on jay's a marine year after his months united side were beaten for the second time this week darby knock them out of the league cup on cheese day and now west ham have beaten them three one in the premier league marine year did nothing to reduce speculation about his relationship with paul pogba when he substituted him midway through the second half is now for premier league defeats for united and with just ten points from their first seven games is their worst start to a season for twenty nine years as an offside goal. but. north yeah last tuesday vs the old beat is a lot. of the lensman made is made his mistake and.

you want punished with death and i think the team felt it helped to give the champions manchester city a top thanks to a two no when over brighton they overtake liverpool who needed a late equaliser from daniel sturridge to draw one want to chelsea both teams remain unbeaten and also made it seven straight wins in all competitions with a two no victory over what foot in spain raylan athletico played out goldstraw in the madrid dopy and rail had to replace gareth bale at half time because of a thigh injury elsewhere barcelona were held one want to home by authors he bilbao over in france former boss of play neymar school twice for paris such a man as they won three no way to nice thousand and eight wins from eight matches for the french champions. and they're not the only european side with a one hundred percent record in italy setia leaders event isn't made it seven wins

from seven percent or one els i was involved in all three of the events his goals as they be not only twice he said how many humans to catch as they won three wanting children. roman got the better of last year when the rome dalby the pick of the goals was this back heel from that enzo pellegrini. he also went on to set up a goal as they ran out three one when has to go faced in syria. to formula one now involved terry boss is taken pole position for sunday's russian graeme prix the finish driver did it with a record time at the sochi track where he celebrated his first victory last season it's his second pole of this season his miss avies teammate and chamish it leader lewis hamilton dominated the first two qualifying sessions but mistakes in case three meant he had to settle for second is in front of his main rival sebastian vettel though time is running out for the german for a driver who's trying to make up a forty point deficit on hamilton in the standings with just six races left. hey

that's nice but in the end i may feel for improve a little bit and i don't know really well what happened i think here part of things that might. have escaped feel a little bit of x. you know it takes sometimes pressure but. it's a great track and the weather's fantastic great crowd and it was just it was intense naturally as it always is that is my last few laps were not special so you can always get it right and you know at least we're still in the fight for the rest tomorrow but the team did an amazing job obviously it was important to get as close as possible to them and then we see that it's true they've been very quick so we're suits more as a long race we've seen that the tires are very important so for today i think yeah it should have been a bit closer the gap but not not enough to be a threat to how the timing mistake in the last sector but i knew that i had to improve by half a second so i you know had to try didn't work but you know i'm quite quite happy. jonathan ray has become the first rider to win full straights world superbike

titles one race one at money or in france to take an unassailable one hundred thirty point lead of nearest rival chaz davies with five races left this is also a race seventh race win in a row he's been on stoppable since his double victory in the u.s. in late june. the dutch cyclist and of fun debate and has finally added a title to a glittering career that had proved elusive for so long the olympic and european champion race to victory in the women's elite road race of the u.c.i. road world championships in austria the twenty eight year old placed in the top ten on four occasions in this race but after a brilliant solo ride that all changed and the relief of under braking was unmistakable. and that is the sport for now it is but to learn in london. thanks very much and it's a great reminder that we can catch up any time on our website that is al-jazeera dot com. that's it for me if this news out i'll be back in

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