it only was some missionaries who says she's proof when the marriage just happened i couldn't reach it is a missionary who rescued girls the money goes to buy outrightly unknown can even be trucked to gil before she's born there what if it takes forty years to monday's the brother to get the money why. it's eight am in the u.s. capital washington d.c. and americans are waking up to a different state to politics on capitol hill. hello i'm has i'm sick of this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. alchemic that some republicans it's about restoring the constitution's jackson balances to the

campaign. democrats gain control of the u.s. house of representatives in the crucial midterm elections. my hope is that texas can help believe the way to bring this country together republicans maintain their hold on power in the senate's. voters in madagascar go to the polls to elect a president as the country faces a political and economic crisis. and we're in the greenest country can bhutan protect its forests while embracing the modern age i'm paul reese with the sport and a street race and how noisy formula one extends its calendar to include a vietnamese. hello welcome to the news hour the u.s. has voted in midterm elections and president donald trump is. happy with the result

calling it quote a big victory on twitter but it is in fact a split decision the democrats have wrestled back control of the house of representatives while republicans retain their hold on the senate this means the president will likely face strong opposition in the lower house of congress he is due to hold a news conference in the next few hours american voters have also chosen a much more diverse group of leaders to represent them more women the first muslim women and the first native american women in the house. well there are twenty three state seats still to declare in the house but even without them the democrats have the majority with two hundred nineteen seats the republicans lost twenty six down to one hundred ninety three and the republicans have managed to gain ground in the senate beating back the so-called blue wave the democrats said hopeful on the thirty five were up for grabs in the opposite congress republicans managed to gain two and i'm now on fifty one with democrats winning forty five seats rubber

analysts reports. the voters have spoken democrats will control the u.s. house of representatives thank you all for making the future that are. fair she was. hard for a share of the string of democratic victories began in suburban virginia where democrat jennifer webster and prevailed one of many women to claim victory you still have a lot of work to do you. think it wait till tomorrow so that. as had been widely predicted republicans retain control of the senate in the high profile texas senate race incumbent republican ted cruz narrowly defeated his democratic opponent representative beto roark this was an election about hope and about the future and the people of texas rendered a verdict that we want to future with more jobs and more security and more freedom

. the takeover of the house is a rebuke to president donald trump who held dozens of rallies and explicitly made the midterms into a referendum on his leadership he campaigned furiously in the final days relentlessly stoking fear of a column of bedraggled migrants slowly making their way through mexico to the u.s. border if you want more caravans if you want my. more crime vote democrat tomorrow that may actually have hurt republican incumbents in more moderate suburban house districts because exit polling showed the most important issue to most voters was health care democrats campaigned heavily on preserving and shoring up the affordable care act turnout was extremely high for a midterm election long lines formed in states from coast to coast often extending blocks from polling stations in some places people waited for hours to cast their

votes once they take office in january house democrats will certainly launch a series of investigations into trump has ties with russia his family's business dealings his taxes and other issues cabinet members and heads of federal agencies will likely be reeled about alleged ethical lapses the political dynamics in washington shifting under the president's feet robert oulds al-jazeera washington or a sling jordan joins us live now from capitol hill so roslyn now that the democrats have control of the house what might to accountability look like a chump. hear

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. other victory in the u.s. house of representatives will likely empower democrats to investigate the business dealings of donald trump and here's how the chinese government granted eighteen trademarks for companies linked to trump and his daughter ivanka and that raise questions of a potential conflict of interest house committees could decide as well to investigate russia's route to investigate the russian dealings the kremlin

spokesman says ties with the us will not improve after the vote for the russians a democrat controlled house means an investigation into russian interference in the twenty six thousand election which will likely be reopened it was closed under republican leadership and finally for saudi arabia still reeling from the outrage caused by the murder of jamal khashoggi a democratic led house could mean obstacles for u.s. arms sales to the yard as well as for u.s. backing for the war in yemen germany's foreign minister says he hopes to work with those who've been newly elected. from our studio more than i expect the democrats use their newly gained power to influence white house policy you will see to what extent that has an impact we hope that this cooperation will be constructive and lead to constructive results in international politics will look to contact those who are newly elected. let's go live now to james space who is outside the white

house so james. it's broadly thought that the president has more power when it comes to foreign policy so well the fact that his party doesn't control one house of congress really make a difference in his dealings with other countries. well i think it's possible it will because it means that now that one of the houses on capitol hill is not controlled by the republicans it's going to be very hard to for him to get legislation through so his domestic policies are going to be seriously could tail so it seems likely that he will put his attention towards foreign affairs the president himself has already been tweeting about the international reaction to what's happened as you are probably not surprised president trump is saying that this was a very big win under the pressure of a north and horrible leader he also in another tweet said he'd received so many

congratulations including from foreign nations that were waiting me out and hoping on trade deals an indication that this pressure on trade with other countries to renegotiate trade deals is something that's going to continue for the next couple of years and that line that some asians may have been waiting me out and i think that is definitely true i think from speaking to diplomats here in washington and also at the u.n. in new york they always look very closely at the midterms but they were looking extremely closely this time about how the republicans would have prayer and what it would mean for the next presidential election in two years' time the president runs again because they believe there are many things of state including the whole idea of multilateralism because the trumpet ministration so far as we know friend about pulling out of the iran nuclear deal the paris climate deal and not big

particularly friendly towards the united nations and we mentioned there the kremlin a spokesman dmitri peskov horribly already giving his weighing in on this saying that he doesn't think their relations with the the u.s. will improve much after this vote but the cynics among us would suggest that this is pretty much what russia wants they want to see continued division in the u.s. . well certainly you have division that is the results you have on the show record number of people turning out getting involved in the democratic process and showing just how divided and polarized this nation is but there is going to be fresh scrutiny on russia remember the special counsel robert malone we've forgotten about him for a bit and that's because during these periods of elections and the like there is another focus of attention but also the special counsel lows but he's not really supposed to say anything or do anything at a time when americans are voting remember he is expected to report reasonably soon

and now of course with the house in democratic hands so they can sort of investigation subpoena power into the the russian allegations out of a shift the congressman on the house intelligence committee is going to the chairman of our committee and we think that will mean a lot more scrutiny of the u.s. russian relationship president trump is expected at the weekend in paris to have a brief meeting with vladimir putin the next at the latest in a series of meetings between those two men it's worth also telling you that the house investigating russia isn't the only thing they could be investigating clearly they could launch new investigations into saudi arabia for example because of the. fair they could also launch a bus to go to the president trumps business dealings they could even ask for his tax returns potentially. change ways life at the white house in washington. let's

bring in their lire right in washington she is an assistant professor of public policy at the harvard kennedy school and is author of the loneliness of the black republican thanks very much for being with us so there are many democrats who are tell this is a big victory pointing to winning back to winning back the house of representatives but is this really. either the kind of slap in the face to donald trump that many of making up particularly given that his party has increased its majority in the senate and a lot of that rhetoric that he campaigned on that divisive rhetoric it worked in many of those races didn't. to some extent so first thanks for having me on you know donald trump is going to claim a victory no matter what he was clear about that before the midterm elections that said this is both a referendum on me and not a referendum on me if my people lose well it's not my fault so we know that donald trump is going to do and say what he wants to do and say in the press conference

that he holds today will probably be something to that effect now for democrats it didn't turn out to be this huge massive blue wave it certainly was in a blue tsunami but it was something significant they took back the house which means now there is a wall there is a very significant wall in terms of what trump can and cannot do legislatively because we know that he needs the house in order to pass legislation which means that he's probably going to turn to executive order executed to be able to do anything and everything to do other things to consider one this tells us that yes donald trump still does have a path to victory in the twenty twenty alexion at the same time it tells us that areas that he won handily wisconsin michigan pennsylvania are actually up for grabs because we see that in gubernatorial races those were won by democrats so really we're kind of all over the place in this moment so what happens next then do you

expect this divisiveness to continue. it's not only going to continue it's going to escalate part of what we're seeing is that the democrats won in many areas through these new kinds of coalitions between young people between minority voters between women voters between college educated voters whereas the demographics for surrounding the republican party seem to be shrinking so they are becoming older whiter more male and that is that is absolutely going to cause more friction and more division we know that the united states is already polarized the polarization is only going to increase. as we people see people retreat back to their winning winning corners both sides claiming victory so we know that the democrats are going to do everything within their power to put a stop to donald trump's agenda we know that republicans are going to do everything within their power to ensure that that agenda gets through and it's looking like

it's going to be a pretty bitter nasty divisive fight for the next couple of years and what's interesting about these results as well is that it all happened while the u.s. economy is doing relatively well it's been it's been a fairly buoyant economy the last couple of years what does that tell us. about particularly the republicans the fact that they they weren't able to hold one house of congress even in a good economy. so the first thing that it tells us is that the county matters really we've known that for years there is no that for decades that it's the kind of me stupid that people will vote with their purses with their pockets with their pocketbooks if the economy is doing well except what we're seeing is that the economy is not enough that republicans towards the end of the midterm campaigns recognize that in many places that the economy either wasn't stable enough wasn't was inflexible nothin certain areas or that it wasn't enough to motivate their base

to come out so we began to see this really hard push towards issues that the base cared about that was motivated to as the base such as kind of whipping up a frenzy around immigration so on the one hand it means that so long as the economy is strong is doing well we're going to see a number of people who are willing to overlook even the worst excesses of the president because they say you know my pocket my bank account are fine but on the other hand we have another cross-section of very powerful and strong and significant cross-section of of the poppy the american population that's going to say you know actually it doesn't matter what the president says and what he does in other arenas arenas like immigration like health care do matter more so than the economy so you know it's it's both a strength for the republican party and donald trump and it's also a glaring weakness. good to hear your thoughts on this thanks very much for being with us he writes we thank you for asking us. are plenty more ahead

on this news hour century on the france finally recognized the sacrifices made by the tens of thousands of african and asian soldiers in world war one. and one of the biggest matches in argentina's football history is stressing out the players all be here with more on the copper liberty dollars final in when our sides. told us they have a first a group of students abducted from a high school in cameroon on monday have been freed the seventy nine peoples' their driver and teachers were taken by armed separatists form a presbyterian boarding school in bonn mend up a priest involved in the go she says the fighters are still holding the school's principal and one teacher amanda is in cameroons anger phone region where separatists have been fighting to create an independent state. first they denied

their existence but now china's government is vigorously defending a detention program in the far western province of it is facing mounting international criticism though over reports of two million muslim men and women are being held in so-called reeducation camps are china correspondent adrian brown reports from. islam is the dominant faith in should germany but it can it could mask worshippers are reminded of a higher authority of signs at the entrance proclaims love the party love the country close by photos of president xi jinping are projected onto a giant screen in one he's surrounded by a group of fourteen local muslim weekers the pictures are more than four years old . the streets are quiet in this ancient oasis city on the old silk road you're closer to baghdad than beijing here but one thing strikes you quickly where are all

the young men. in vocational education training state t.v.'s been providing answers some of these men and women are getting an education in what are described as vocational training centers that offer occupational skills language cultural and psychological training skills their parents prevented them from learning at school says one political commentator but they cannot find productive employment in the cities and other areas where they would need these basic skills reading writing communication in chinese human rights groups say wearing a veil or growing a beard is enough to get you sent here at first vic of women denied the existence of the camps now it's proudly defending the internment policy.

ginn is the editor of the global times newspaper a tabloid mouthpiece for the government he says there are more than a thousand violent attacks a year in shin jang there's no independent evidence to support that. through tough control she has avoided the same extremism that has happened in a lot of other places in the world. china's leaders argued that these harsh measures are needed to prevent bomb and gun attacks associated with separatism violence that they say has cost the lives of hundreds of han chinese people in the past decade one attack in a room she in two thousand and fourteen happened the day after a visit by president xi jinping it was at about this time the president xi jinping began promoting what was to become a key economic policy the so-called one belt one road initiative the plan to bind china to europe and the middle east through infrastructure trade and investment but

for that ambitious plan to work she has to work. joining our time inch enjoying our movements were tightly controlled by government minders who later forced us to delete much of our video we were warned not to talk to anyone even about the so road project. this is a replica of cashcard old city the original we were told is still being rebuilt just as it was three years ago when i was last here. here we were presented with a picture of ethnic harmony an elderly weaker man and chinese tourist dancing a spontaneous moment insisted our minders but like the setting it felt contrived adrian brown al-jazeera encash go our polls have opened in madagascar as presidential election where the three front runners all former heads of state the

vote is taking place against the backdrop of a political turmoil after the current president's attempt to change the electoral laws backfired for me the miller has more from the capital and tananarive or. just months before the hotly contested election president here de piano try to change madagascar's electoral laws the move was met by months of protest and eventually as a compromise a government of national unity was formed a former finance minister john adamant piano is promising the poor nation a new phase in his development if elected but his government was accused of corruption transparency international has accused him of being involved in the trafficking of endangered rosewood in accordance with constitutional requirements he since stepped down as president in order to stand for reelection. the entry to those install the doors i was never involved in the rosewood story you think if i

was involved we wouldn't have hesitated to send the president to court but i tell you i was even the person who was fighting of his rules would trade. also contesting the presidency is the man who preceded it has gone out on piano as president entourage came to power in two thousand and nine following a military coup young and known for his charisma the former deejays popular attracting big numbers to his campaign rallies once the mayor of the capital antananarivo he says his rise to power what was the result of a popular uprising he replaced president marc ravalomanana who went into exile in south africa in two thousand and nine novello manana has since returned to the capital where he enjoys huge support to fight for the top office if it is friend free and free delusional program but if it is not for the vision reagan this one no i don't. the world bank says more than eighty percent of the population lives in

poverty for the nine million malagasy is heading to the ballot box this year's election appears to bring nothing new acing there's a lot of pessimism we have at the same time something that i would call the election of the century in what i guess good because we have all the i mean you have four former presidents running we have three former prime ministers running so basically there were political classes is represented in this election but at the same time what you realize this is also a battle of the past the electoral commission says it's ready for the vote despite some names missing from the voters' roll. analysts predict that none of the candidates will get more than fifty percent of the boat needed to win and madagascar could go to a runoff in december for the people voting this is little more than a choice between familiar faces and old problems that haven't gone away from al-jazeera and turned on or evil. all right time now for the weather his this and

has in can you believe it's still raining in italy the weather here has been awful over the last few weeks we've had so much rain and the latest pitches are from charin where the river has got really high overflowed its banks just outside the city itself you can see very very high water level is there has caused a bit of problem a few problem should i say so this is the area that we've got with us currently that one is physically now to but not for long we've got another one that's working its way in from the west and that's made things pretty wet and windy really for many parts of the of britain and ireland and through france and you can see that system as it gradually works its way eastwards it does fizzle out and for the most part there's not as much left to it the over the central parts of europe as we head through thursday but it what it's done is just open the door for the next weather system that's working its way in so for britain and ireland and for parts of spain and portugal it's going to be wet and windy wants warm thursday but if you look at the direction of the wind hours they're all feeding up from the south and that's dragging in some quite mild air so for many of us although there has been

a fair amount of disturbed weather still fourteen in london thirteen in paris it's really quite high for this time of year and even in the eastern parts of europe where things are generally fine and settled it's really quite warm thirteen in bucharest and ten in kiev and that high pressure that's making things very stable here it's going to stick around over the next few days but it stays unsettled in the west as a. still ahead on al-jazeera undeterred the migrant caravan makes a rest stop in mexico city for pushing on to the u.s. border. and coming up in sports see what happens when a world class motocross rider teams up with a strong cameraman. when they're on line when you're looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term success or if you join us on sand if you could take me around the content where would you take

me you don't have to set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a points you actually raise several interesting point there that several of our community members are going to join the global conversation. mining six continents across the deep. zeros corresponding bringing the stories they tell of the. no. not unless they. were at the. camp for palestinian. did world news.

i don't you're watching i just you know reminder of the top stories this hour. the u.s. has voted in mid-term elections and president donald trump is happy with the result calling a big victory on twitter. it is in fact a split decision democrats of wrestle back control of the house of representatives while republicans retain their hold on the senate that means the president will likely face stronger opposition in the lower house he's due to hold a news conference in the next few hours american voters have also chosen a much more diverse group of leaders to represent them or women the first muslim women and the first native american women in the house. voters have been queuing in long lines to cost their ballots and madagascar's presidential elections free from run as a former heads of state the winner take fifty percent of the votes for a second round will be held in december. a back to our top story us new term

elections where democrats have won control of the house and the republicans have held on to the senate a senior adviser to the president's kellyanne conway spoke about how the donald trump's last minute campaigning helps republican candidates. and job creators job holders job seekers they're happy with this economy i think that's reflecting a lot of the results tonight very happy with this president's policies to try to denuclearize the korean peninsula which helps everyone the remains of our fallen from north korea from korea have been returned this president sanctioning iran sanctioning russia weenies to pushing back on assad when he gasses his people not once but twice he showed a lot of strength and leadership around the world and many people may not say america first but they say stop apologizing for america a former presidential candidate bernie sanders spoke earlier about holding on to his vermont senate seat is what he had to say we hung up eight presidents of the

united states who is a powerful logical mario. and is doing something that no president in my lifetime has ever done. and that is instead of bringing the american people together he is trying to divide us up based on the color of our skin based on where we come from based on our religion based on our agenda based on our sexual identity our job is to tell this president that we will not tolerate policies which are races and sexist and homophobic a democratic us sent to elizabeth warren defeated to challenge us in massachusetts we came to fight for decency we came to fight for justice we

came to fight for change and now tonight we take that fight to washington to make our government for not just the rich and the old but to make it work for everyone you know. of the seventy six races for governors in the u.s. will also affect how the president leads there was huge voter turnout in several states including georgia stacy abrams a democrat as for a tough battle against republican brian kemp she hopes to become america's first black female governor and has yet to concede i'm here tonight to tell you votes remain to be counted there are voices that waiting to be heard across our state folks are opening up the dreams of voters and absentee ballots and we believe our chance for a stronger georgia is just within reach. but we cannot seize it until all voices are heard and i promise you tonight we're going to make sure that

every vote is counted god every vote could count if a republican rival told voters he expects to win the seat. what an amazing night that we have had with incredible support in all four corners of our state there are votes left to be count to count but we have a very strongly. in folks. and folks make no mistake the masters own arse to win this election. the palestinian american rashida and somali american eagle hand almost have become the first muslim women and elected to the u.s. congress congress. took michigan's thirteenth congressional district in a race in which she was the sole party candidate after learning how to climb had this message for her relatives in palestine. you write you write you

don't know. who's bible smugglers you know what they're literally glued and like five hundred forty of them but i know it's more than that they're glued to the t.v. my grandmother my aunt my uncle from us and i'm sitting there watching their. child you know i love the family and the thirteen arrests on district i'll let them every single game seems like there's a problem also in america. the lives of relatives in palestine are confident she will defend their cause in washington. she affirmed her identity as a public teen and as a palestinian arab muslim it sends

a message that she will serve the palestinian cause and serve in particular her country when she says i will wear traditional palestinian dress and i will swear to the holy qur'an this in and by itself is an agenda. another mission major issue during the mid-term elections was of course immigration thousands of asylum seekers and migrants from central america have arrived in mexico city on their way to the u.s. the caravan of mainly honduras is the first of three large groups moving across mexico . reports from mexico city. this is the sound of children laughing in sr. he just arrived in the capital mexico city after traveling with five thousand other central americans for the first time in several weeks they're able to really rest. where we want these children to see that mexico is a country that's in solidarity with them so they can take this memory when they leave. the. mexican authorities have been preparing for their arrival setting up

food stands medical tents as well spaces for a shower and even a haircut. i'm happy with how mexico has treated us we're very thankful to mexico. we met me here while she was waiting in line for donated clothes she says she's bound for the u.s. and has a message for president trump. better than no there are no terrorists here or criminals nobody is here for fun we're all running from poverty in honduras it's not for pleasure that i'm traveling to the united states. walking along the camp we spotted several volunteers providing legal advice to those looking to claim political asylum either in mexico or the u.s. although what then as a volunteer attorney says most are. planning to stay in mexico despite the rhetoric despite the fear that the trumpet ministration is trying to administer these people are intent on carrying out the rate that they have to seek asylum in the united

states. while it may seem crowded authorities say they're still expecting more people to arrive in the coming days this case at this outdoor sporting arena has been transported to a comedy as many as five thousand people travelling as part of a caravan that left on douras several weeks ago but their stop here is only temporary they're all to make goal is reaching the southern border of the united states. with a fresh change of clothes in hand and her daughter head off to get some rest knowing the most difficult part of their journey still lies ahead when we are up little. mexico city. all that often forgotten but in world war one tens of thousands of africans and asians soldiers died on the western front in europe the decades little attention has been paid to these soldiers but as natasha butler reports now a century on there are new efforts to remember their sacrifice. a solemn moment

of remembrance as the french marlin presidents pay tribute to the african troops who defended the city of paris in world war one west african soldiers help save the city in its famous cathedral from destruction by german forces where do some nearly two hundred thousand african soldiers fought during the first world war they fought for the empire up hill and down dale day and night more often by night than by day they fought for france they fought for themselves as well. faced with manpower shortages france britain and germany recruited troops from their colonies often by force they faced the same brutal battles as european soldiers but rarely the same treatment for decades their sacrifice has been of looked all forgotten relegated to the footnotes of history but a century after the end of world war one there are those who are determined not to forget. at love chapelle the north of france

a service on it more than one point three million indians who fought for the british this memorial commemorates the mortar four thousand seven hundred indian soldiers and laborers who died on the western front and have no known graves their names are on the war is a very moving place and it's really hard to imagine what it must be like for them fighting in an unfamiliar landscape and climate so far away from enduring fact in one letter home a soldier writes of the heavy artillery shelling he says it's like the heavy monsoon rains. on which to get caught is really very. dangerous single worst awful thing that can do for the ones who laid down their lives for the cause of peace all they knew they was wrong and they had to stand up for rights so . it's really proud to be proud to be sikh and also to make sure that those values

are passed on to our kids millions of troops fought in world who are one fathers sons and brothers many never returned those who did would never the same they fought for peace now their descendants are fighting for their sacrifice to be recognized given its rightful place in history. al-jazeera. france it's been described by conservationists as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of bhutan is covered by thick forests until rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it is struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment the barco reports. it is a window on a time before humans. the town is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested is in trying to the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is

a huge challenge the pristine wilderness is home to one of the rarest animals on earth the himalayan snow leopard by careful conservation betime successfully managed to maintain numbers the same also goes for another big cat the bengal tiger for a small country like don sandwiched between india and china we are all one of our biggest contributions is being very symbolic of the things that we can do when you have the right leadership you know and the right vision and the right commitment from the people there are stories of large predators stalking these ancient forests for generations which is probably what gave rise to the legendary story of the meat or yeti in reality though in addition to the big cats there are also wild boar and black bears here living in close proximity to these creatures is a major concern for farmers worried about keeping their livestock safe. every

evening lock palm okies watch over her fields while boring deer often devour her crops. she resorts to age old techniques to safeguard her livelihood. the government's installed in the lead tricked fence nearby but it needs repair there's a compensation scheme if livestock a killed but the payout often doesn't cover the price of a new animal. killing a large predator will almost certainly lead to a jail sentence despite the challenges butin the show unlikely levels of tolerance towards wildlife help by hydropower. twenty five percent of putin's national income comes from selling energy to neighboring india it also allows the government to provide farmers with free electricity. but hydro projects account for hoffa of

the national debt political promises conservationists fear the country may compromise its forests in order to balance its books we all hugh sums of money some sums of money we cannot afford sums of money that have been borrowed from international agencies on the world bank and the asian development bank man is such a greedy force and the natural resources are the easiest way to make money. the pace of change is increasing. the country's future depends on preserving a delicate balance between humans and nature. bhutan.

well again what turkey's fishing industry accounts for roughly one percent of its economy but that figure is even likely is likely to go down or is as a result of overfishing and just need a cynic a solid joined the captain of a small fishing boat and his crew as they headed out to sea. it's bluefish season here in the marmara see that separates istanbul asian and european sides fifty year old belgian turk us as the captain of the small boat he is the breadwinner for his family and his three other crews but they say it's getting more difficult each day to feed their families because of overfishing in turkish waters and rising costs

small fishing boats like these are common here but they can't compete with fishing trawlers which often caused damage to the seabed and tend to over fish pressure cola fishing is illegal that's why it's in such high demand that catches a lot so they are making a fortune out of this and we make much less according to the united nations more than seventy five percent of the world's fish are exploited over exploited or significantly depleted some specious have over to been fish to commercial extinction many more are on the verge of the crying a few times of the state they are then manages to catch some bluefish that will be in the marmara sea until the end of this month but the captain says what we have on the fishing nets is all for what they used to get before two years ago a team of international ecologists and economists warn that just about all the species could die out by two thousand and forty eight if. current trends of

overfishing in police continue maureen professor by it i must say as fishing areas should be strictly protected we have to follow we have to follow. the fish populations. from the net to the plate you understand so from the net to the plate. if we do that we can give we can keep the fish then the next generations turkeys fishing industry accounts for less than one percent of its economy while there is the rise in commercial fish farms which involve raising fish in tanks or enclosed ponds the number of fish caught in the wild has declined from five hundred three thousand to three hundred fifty four thousand tonnes and only over the last twenty years many here like captain batten blamed that on overfishing and since two thousand and eight there has been a ban on commercial fishing between the peak seasons of april and september seen

emco solo al-jazeera a stumble. it's good old sport paul thanks very much formula one racing has announced a new addition to its calendar with vietnam chosen to host a growing prix from twenty twenty will be a street race through the capital city of her noir and part of the sport's asian expansion f one have released this promotional video as vietnam joins there are other asia pacific races in japan china singapore and australia malaysia was already dropped after twenty seventeen while india and south korea had only brief dips into the sports this is the first race to be announced by f one's new owners liberty media. and oil will be a wonderful addition to our twenty one race schedule that we have in place this year and next year we've made it a goal and a priority for us to try and host formula one races and what we believe are the most exciting and dynamic cities and countries around the world asia is clearly

very important overall to our future it's really important it really is the driving engine of the world's future so as we look to grow the sport at asia we want to be in countries that we really think are going to be the engines of growth in the engines of excitement so we think vietnam really captures people's interest. yet the racetrack in hanoi is unique in the wood with off of it being on existing streets and the of the hoff to be built the link then turns up this track will bring a lot of excitement according to design is it will be the most exciting track in the wooed in the future manchester united take on events in the champions league later on wednesday with pole pub saying he was not affected by being stripped of the vice captaincy earlier this season the french well cup when i captained united's first team premier league games but. i told him in september he'd never lead the side again comedian the me. playing in the media happy to play

then. the manager. he's doing is the one who choose who is going to be kept in the near for who i was the second one. after. then. if you takes me takes me the. there's in change don't change anything for me i just want to play perform that's my job. there's talk maybe lining up a move back to his old club you who now have christiane arnaldo and i one of the favorites to win the champions league the founder the new chief knows what it's like to leave and come back he spent one season at ac milan before returning to a charity of your far keep up your sharing of course it's great when top players arrive at your ventus and i say this about many others i had the chance to live this in person and come back to the event but what pulled the sides will depend on him not. defending champions real madrid play victoria pelz and looking to continue

that winning momentum on the entering. they want both games since he took over from the sacked. for most of those we have to go step by step we have played two games and we needed to play well to win them it's impossible to win games if you don't do things right they were difficult games and we managed to win them now we have to do the same but in a different competition a competition that has long tradition and history with this club when a series is gearing up for of the biggest matches in argentinian football history river plate and we'll meet in the cockpit liberty dora's fine on saturday supporters have already been out in force but away fans are banned from both legs of the final due to football violence in the country especially between these two teams. though also won't be allowed into blockers stadium on saturday as he's serving a suspension. says the build up to the biggest moment of his career is stressing

him out. i take it very seriously but i'm not enjoying it when the game is over if we have the chance to be champions i will enjoy it now i try to treat it as a world cup final and i'm thinking about the game all the time so that i don't forget the details the truth is i'm not enjoying it very much it's a lot on abraham of it says he wants to stay at the l.a. galaxy they missed the m.l.s. playoffs last week and he's determined to put that right next season zlatan also says he's got no interest in being alone for european club like david beckham was during his down time at the galaxy. if i belong to a galaxy my galaxy play i don't go abroad and do these things alone and use this for me i don't need that i mean. if i belong to one club us to my club and i focus on the club and they give all my attention to that club so that it's not in my mind i want to be able to challenge for the for the trophy i want to feel i have a chance to be the best in m.l.s.

my team left me because i am the best for me to return i mean as soon as possible i think everything is work in progress everybody is working so the city depends how big alone we can get from the bank. to n.b.a. basketball and a stunning performance by c.j. mccollum for the portland trailblazers he's got forty points against the milwaukee bucks thanks to moves like this the standout play of the game saw him get the better of books rookie guard don't take the chance i hope you won't want to see a replay but we'll show you one of the troll ways is one comfortably hundred eighteen to eight hundred three. now it's usually a good thing to get your hands on courtside seats but one fan probably regretted getting so close during the hornets hawks game hawks forward omari spellman just couldn't stop. it. and what about us from the hornets miles bridges missing the three pointer but making sure of the two.

and there was also an impressive alue from tony parker two malique monk the hornets went on to win hundred thirteen two hundred two. england batsman ben folks has made a century on his test cricket debut against sri lanka in goal he was in one day to thirteen runs short of his hundred folks eventually out for one hundred seven as england made three hundred forty two all out they don't bolt out for two hundred three before reaching thirty without loss at the close that's a lead of one seven seven the women's world's twenty twenty will be held as a standalone event for the first time this year the west indies will host the fourth edition of the tournament in the past it was held at the same time as the men's the windies women are the defending champions and start the competitions favorites with australia they open on friday and guyana against bangladesh india new zealand pakistan under strain there will also be an action on day one. you

always want to win with. the support of. your finance your families you know coming to see you and i think you know follows is a great deal too to regain the title here and not just in the first. t twenty. down the street you would definitely want to create. now we're going to finish with some incredible shots of world champion most across champion has he teamed up with drone filming pioneer tom. and the results were pretty amazing the drug was able to stay very close while he performed his stunts sometimes flying within centimeters of his helmet. a french rider on the some x. games gold medalist performed for tricks all together including a three sixty a vault a double back flip and a bike flip. impressive stuff lots

or your sport for now house yeah amazing pictures thanks paul that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in two minutes with more of the day's news there. i think this is fun for me to think i'm having fun. it. isn't her hunters. just. think it's.

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