believed by russian security forces. crimea russia's dirty secret on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. of this is the out there news hour live from london coming up. with reports of sporadic fighting after the first day of a cease fire and yemen's port city if the data. sentencing is delayed on donald trump's former national security adviser after his face he criticized by the judge . foreign ministers from russia iran and turkey agree to accelerate their efforts for political solution in syria the. machine controversy in d.r.

see people would know how to use them and the election could be rigged. and i'm pitas them as with all your sports chosen marine units sacked by manchester united the portuguese parts ways with the english giants of the bay will start to a season in twenty eight. will begin in yemen where a un record ceasefire is largely holding the key port city of data despite some reports of sporadic fighting the rebels say one civilian has been killed in a district by coalition forces who say three civilians have been killed by whose shelling into hate a district yemen's warring sides agreed to a truce for how data peace talks held in sweden last week by mage of june reports. as the ceasefire officially began on tuesday night sporadic fighting was reported

to have continued for a time in and around the besieged port city of her they'd as the hours passed the situation appeared to be. calmer but it remains fragile some worry that could block much needed aid from getting this is one of the problem of the. agreement because it has actually linked the flow of humanitarian aid with the security situation and. to be honest they should have actually or they'd up all this would allow food and medicine first come into into even though oh the in control because i. have said before that if i but isn't dead an aid coming to yemen is coming today that. yemen is suffering what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis aide workers say the situation around her remains desperate. imitation to get access to care.

in focus she cheated around the city for example. because there was no access to care from. which is almost. in sweden last week representatives from the who the movement and the saudi u.a.e. backed government the president. agreed not only to pull back fighters but also to establish humanitarian corridors and to allow for the deployment of un supervised neutral forces for now many yemenis hope that this truce will hold no matter how tenuous the situation on the ground remains hamad in june of zero. and within the last few minutes the news agency reuters is reporting that four blasts were heard in the main port city of data late on tuesday and that's obviously the first day of

the cease fire and it's not clear at this stage whether it was artillery shelling or any anything else and the state also residents telling reuters that they don't know who was responsible for the blasts but four large blasts heard in yemen's main port city on tuesday evening well as part of the agreement international monitors to be deployed to yemen for the ceasefire to james bay is who's at the united nations james what's the latest on the deployment. well in the last hour i've seen the secretary general of the united nations antonio good terrorists in public he's not talking about the situation in yemen but i'm told in private by his spokes person that he's breathing down the necks of everyone here at u.n. headquarters to try and get those monitors there as quickly as possible particularly given those worrying reports that you just said of explosions being heard in the data the man who is leading the efforts to set up the monitoring team

a dutch general working for the u.n. called general patrick camera will we believe on wednesday chair a video conference from here in new york with both sides a representative of the yemeni government and a representative of the who thieves and i think you will certainly be trying to find out why there might have been some violations of the sea spot is if that's what has occurred we understand that general come up with a small team will then make his way to yemen for an assessment on the ground of the situation he'll look at the security situation on the ground and then decide how many monitors should be deployed by the united nations we understand the monitors will be chosen from volunteers put forward by the member states of the united nations they will be unarmed and they will not be wearing military uniforms but we believe they are people who will have a have had a military background and james says more about the forthcoming u.n. resolution on yemen. well that's something that's being put forward right

now by the united kingdom they've come up with a draft of the resolution part of that is actually to endorse that monitoring mission and the redeployment of forces that are supposed to take place between the two sides on the ground they also want want to want to push this forward and try and get some momentum going forward to the next phase of talks which won't be in sweden next time around we don't know the venue but it will be a different country and then of course the even harder job of trying to come up with a political power sharing deal for yemen is is what is on the agenda so this resolution very important the u.k. saying they hope to put a draft resolution to a vote by the end of this week it's a very busy diplomatic week in new york diplomats on a number of files trying to get things finished before many ambassadors go away for the holidays but i can give you one slightly worrying bit of news as far as the

u.k. is concerned and that is the latest word in the last hour from the kuwaiti ambassador they are the arab representative on the security council and they often come under quite a lot of pressure from the coalition from the u.s. and saudi arabia when anything is put to the security council on yemen the creator embassador telling me he's looked at this draft from the u.k. and there are a number of areas where he has serious concerns james bays or that is that nguyen thank you very much. a yemeni woman who had been prevented from traveling to the u.s. to see her dying son because of donald trump's travel ban has been given a waiver shaima soorley is technically banned from entering the u.s. due to travel restrictions on mostly muslim countries imposed by chump's administration her husband appealed to the state department to sign a waiver so that she could see her son who is on life support machine in california the council of american islamic relations now says relay will be able to land in

america and booking a flight to san francisco. a u.s. federal judge has delayed sentencing for president trump's former national security adviser michael flynn the case as part of an investigation of possible collusion between trump's campaign and russia in the run up to the twenty sixteen election when those lawyers asked the judge for a continuance that would allow him to complete his cooperation in the russia probe being led by special counsel robert mueller. vertical hayne is in washington but even if you will details behind the that delay in sentencing. it was really a remarkable turn of events keep in mind that michael flynn the president's former national security advisor is the first one to be sentenced was supposed to be sentenced as part of this special counsel's investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia so the prosecutor say listen he has been really helpful he sat down with us nineteen times for hour after hour he's given us all this information because of that we recommend that he gets either no prison time or

at most six months in prison well under the rules of the legal rules the judge is not bound by that at all and this judge came out and he tore into michael flynn he said that he couldn't hide his disgust his disdain that he had sold out the country asked prosecutors why flynn wasn't being charged with treason so it was looking very clear like michael flynn was going to prison and for more than six months so then the judge took a step back and said or do you want to continue cooperating with the special counsel and other prosecutions in hopes that basically flynn can give up even more information that might actually sway the judge although he said i'm not holding out hope that that's going to happen now flynn has been a very strange thing from the beginning let's keep in mind president donald trump said to the then f.b.i. director james comey i hope you can go look at go blue passes don't give him a give him a break fire james komi when he wouldn't do that then that led to the special counsel being appointed but still at the white house they're still continuing to

defend their former national security adviser even though he admits he knowingly lied to the f.b.i. the delay is something between general flan and the courts and that's something for them to determine what that timeline looks like in the meantime we wish general flynn well and we'll continue to focus on doing what we do here every single day. and a setback for the media. you know it's been really striking the conservative media mostly fox news in this country has been trying to find a way to basically brush this under the rug they keep coming back to this argument initially made by flynn's lawyers and then taken back in court that he didn't know it was a crime to lie to the f.b.i. even though he spent decades in the intelligence service and that he was trapped in the basically the f.b.i. set him up he came out in court today the judge walked him through every angle of that conspiracy theory and flynn basically said nope not true wasn't set up knew it

was a crime to lie to the f.b.i. i did it anyway didn't talk about motive so that's really blown up this whole idea that flynn was set up but at the white house they continued though even though that all happened in court it was covered all over the place they continued to say the f.b.i. didn't follow procedure still trying to blame the investigators after the president's national security adviser a former three star general admitted he knew it was wrong he did it anyway he committed a crime in the white house by lying to investigators. thank you very much. oh yes president donald trump charity the trump foundation has agreed to shut down as part of a legal battle with the state of new york the foundation is alleged to have operated as an extension of the president's businesses and political campaign if the state wins champ will have to pay thousands in penalties and will be barred from running on the charities the foundation's lawyers say they had been planning to close the foundation for months and that any legal violations were minor.

gabriel is known to has more from new york. new york attorney general barbara underwood gave us gave ing rebuke of the way the trump foundation work she said there was a shocking pattern of illegality involving the trump foundation including unlawful coordination with the trump presidential campaign and in a statement she said that the trump foundation function to little more than a personal checkbook for donald trump to serve for his business and political interests a century the trump foundation was used by trump to pay for legal bills related to his business even pay for a piece of artwork for one of his golf clubs and also make an illegal political donation now the trump foundation overall is a very small part of the trump organization portfolio was founded in one thousand nine hundred eight and at its peak it had about three million dollars it was run by

donald trump and three of his children evoke a don jr and eric there's about two million dollars remaining in the foundation that will now be distributed to. needy organizations but it will be a court that will oversee that distribution of the final remaining money now trump it should be noted has said that the foundation has done nothing wrong and that this lawsuit from the new york attorney general was nothing more than politically motivated but attorney general barbara underwood has said that this is an important victory for the rule of law making it clear there is one set of rules for everybody while the trump foundation will be shut down the lawsuit in two ily illegal activities related to it will continue. to look at the compensation i'm joined from washington d.c. by eric hammers a political analyst and author of the g.o.p. civil war thanks very much for being with us so that on the one hand the strong foundation story and then they michael flynn sentencing case how much do these

things damage trump in the end to think. well when you look at them in their totality we're talking about seventeen investigations that stretch from the white house to the president's personal business to his children and because of the harsh rebukes that we have seen today from the new york attorney general and then from a federal court judge i think this is death by a thousand cuts politically for this president and these continued attacks against the president will eventually be will become very debilitating especially when the president begins to his reelection efforts in two thousand and twenty and it was interesting that in the court flynn made it clear that he knew that the f.b.i. was a crime was that him trying to distance himself from some suggestion that it could be sometime misconduct by the f.b.i. . well i think what you saw today was the the very

unpredictable being predictable in a sense and what we saw was michael flynn's attorneys trying to have it both ways saying that yes they accept their culpability but at the same time blaming the f.b.i. actually keeping with the story that the president has said that this is a witch hunt that this is political this is partisan and so we saw today the judge rebuke michael flynn a very harshly and i think the reason why you saw this delay is because i think michael flynn's attorneys recognized that the judge was going to step outside the bounds of the sentencing guidelines that were offered both by flynn's attorneys as well as the prosecutors and that flynt very well could have gone to jail today so in the end you know mention the kind of a series of various kind of legal limbo events legal kind of things that he's involved in or at least link to which one of these is is going to be the most

potentially damaging. well if we look at what took place today with the trump foundation i think that probably has the least amount of legal and political ramifications for the president but what we saw today with michael flynn we just don't know how much that he provided to the mall or pro but the fact that the sensing recommendation from them all the pro was zero was no jail time suggest that there is an enormous amount that he provided to the. camp and so i think as that continues to come out we're going to see i think the true damage again we're only look at we're only seeing so far the tip of the iceberg and we know that michael flynn sorry bob miller's tentacles run both wide and deep and the president should be very concerned both legally and politically and we can thank you very much indeed.

still to come on the al-jazeera news hour an out of their investigation uncovers the details of a plot by gulf countries including saudi arabia to invade qatar and nine hundred ninety six belgium's prime minister loses a vote of no confidence in his handling of immigration. and he has offered his resignation and superstar. yet another accolade peter or tell us it is in sport. far mrs of russia turkey and iran have agreed to accelerate their efforts to find a political solution to the syrian civil war and they say they will work towards convening a committee next year which would negotiate a new constitution for syria but the un envoy for syria said much more work remains

to be done and smith has more from geneva the best of the foreign ministers of turkey russia and iran could come up with was a commitment to agree to take efforts aimed at convening the first session of the syrian constitutional committee here in geneva early next year but there is still no indication on exactly who the hundred fifty members of that constitutional committee are going to be because of this meeting these three countries overlooked by the u.n. special envoy staffan de mistura when i were unable to agree on the final fifty members of the committee there are fifty from the syrian regime fifty from opposition groups but this other fifty there's a been a lot of haggling over who should be on this committee and who shouldn't be on this committee and they clearly haven't been able to agree the final names it was perhaps particularly for straightening for staff and in the store because as he spoke to the press this evening this was his last statement to the press you report to the u.n. secretary general but he's leaving the post and handing over to

a norwegian in the. these conflicts never ended with a wonderful peace order treaty and a conference and everybody embraces each other it is actually a process that may go on and on until all this and hopefully in the best way for the very people there are two constants in this conflict over the last four years one there's never been a constant moment of anything there being constant shifts of what they're being the military events and the facts on the ground and a political decision just look where we were four years ago and where we are today second constant there have always been the syrian people suffering the u.s. special envoy for syria jim jeffrey has confirmed the deployment of kurdish fighters from northern iraq into northern syria the unexpected deployment came after turkey

threatened further military action in if u.s. backed kurdish why p.j. fighters don't leave the area and how to reports from istanbul. turkish military reinforcements have already been sent to the border with syria president i should tell you border guard says a cross border operation against what he calls terrorists can begin at any moment the target is the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces the s.d.f. is mainly made up of the y.p. g. or kurdish peoples protection units it will be the first time the turkish military has confronted the kurdish armed group on syrian soil but if this offensive does happen it will be the first time turkish troops are targeting the group east of the euphrates river where it's nato ally the united states stations its troops. irgens announcement followed a visit by u.s. syria envoy chip jeffrey to ankara last week jeffrey said he told the turks their

plans offensive is a bad idea u.s. support for the why peachey has strained relations but jeffrey confirmed arrangements are being made to address turkey's concerns the. deployment across the border. with our understanding but also with the understanding of the ocean so. that's one of the various steps that are being taken to. the white beechy in the peshmerga are viable kurdish forces but kurds in northern iraq are allies of the us and turkey they are likely to be deployed along the borders between syria turkey and iraq the y.p. she controls a continuous strip of territory from iraq to the eastern banks of the euphrates river almost thirty percent of syria's territory the first one is any two programs p.y.g. is why putin is territorial continuity alongside the turkey's border and turkey is planning to infiltrate into this syrian territory the white peachy already enjoys

self rule which turkish leaders reject because they believe the white peachy is an extension of the outlawed kurdistan workers' party the p.k. k. which is fighting for kurdish autonomy in south east turkey. for that we have said and we are saying that no we will begin our operation to rescue the east of the euphrates from the separatist organization within a few days turkey says any operation would not target u.s. troops but the white b.g. is an important element in washington's syria strategy and the trump administration's only syria ally giving its leverage and influence in any political settlement turkish leaders know that and are treading carefully so as not to rupture a relationship with a strategically important ally. the u.s. envoy for syria is now stressing washington's ties with him. armed groups in northern syria are tactical temporary and transactional such a description is unlikely to please the y. peachey or satisfy turkish leaders but the u.s.

says steps are being taken turkey has have to say whether they are enough to prevent military action sent to their istanbul and al-jazeera investigation has uncovered evidence that saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain attempted to invade qatar and nine hundred ninety six revelations come in months after the same four gulf nations imposed. ramadan who has. paul bottle is a former french naval off saw tom soldier of fortune the muscle they had midst of lead all taken part in at least one hundred illegal military operations across the globe. his well known for both successful and failed coup attempts in africa and the middle east. we don't know about him a dangerous man because i speak truth to power. and they do not take risks and i

have no problem going deep into any operation. operations he participated in include ending that ninety seven to nine siege in maka islam's holiest site and the failed coup attempt in qatar in one thousand nine to six. algis it is investigation unit trace but i'll phone interview in the south of france where he revealed details of that failed coup in qatar two to two years ago . qatar's former emir humbert been highly furth and it took over the year before in one thousand nine to five unhappy with the change of leader bottles say scuttles neighbors asked him and other messages to cut out the coup but all sides the committee was organized by a committee led by ship mohammed bin then chief of staff of the united arab emirates armed forces his now crown prince of up with. the original committee also included show how much been for them companies of bahrain as well as ships oton bin

abdulaziz then so did a b s defense minister an armada silliman egypt's former vice president the late intelligence chief but all was already known to them without a leadership. i arrived in abu dhabi in one nine hundred seventy seven i helped them form a special security unit i knew i would be very well the same with saudi i ran the mecca operation and i trained the saudi secret service in abu dhabi i met she exiled himself who held my arm and to the other side it was she actually for we want all three together because they knew i was the one who formed a special elite force in abu dhabi police. so who funded the time to how much truth coast you. are going to like them a lot of the. chicks died in saudi arabia did they paid

for the weapons in my estimate the cost of the entire operation was at least one hundred million dollars bottle chose for two of his top men to take part in the cool petition. thing we pretended we were a sports team we came to train in abu dhabi we we skied. played basketball no one knew that we had weapons stored in our rooms and the upper floors of the hotel and we were planning a military operation we had a conference hall all to ourselves and we stored tons of weapons there. after taking control of military and security is tanisha as he says. the coup plotters in qatar want to give the green light for militias to cross the border from neighboring so did it mean a call from then french president jacques chirac says but will help scuttle the coup protests plan. i got a call and it was president jacques chirac he told me beryl i hope you're not

planning to carry out any reckless act and she friends i told him no problem mr president i told him not to worry i'm here to calm things down i knew i had to slow things down. his revelations come a ten months into the law and see and imposed by so that it be the u.a.e. behind on egypt on the allies qatar denies accusations of supporting what they call tenet is in how to diplomats say then they tried to meddle in the internal office and say the blockade and cutting off of diplomatic relations last year is just another episode of the on going up timed to change qatar's leadership and vision and more than two decades after the failed coup they helped plan. was still have an ax to grind mohamed al jazeera. still to come on out of their news out as in bob ways miniature is found to have acted in

a disproportionate and unjustified way during post-election violence of this year. i'm sure such a fight at the qatar national bank calibration where the country's military is put on display for everyone to see. and surfing has a new world champion peter will have a details and. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast or here across europe we are watching still some very stormy weather down across parts of the aegean sea a lot of rain a lot of winds with this one storm the good news is by the time we get to wednesday that storm system makes its way more towards the east and really it's going to be across central portions of turkey down across syria lebanon as well that will be seeing very heavy rain as social with the storm also some snow into the higher

elevations now by the time we get towards thursday it moves a little bit more towards eastern parts of turkey and it's really going to start to dissipate as we go towards the end of the week here towards the northwest it is going to be the winds as the storm system comes in off the atlantic brings some very windy conditions as well as rain london a rainy windy cloudy day for you here on thursday down towards zurich about seven degrees there but sun and your forecast for madrid about twelve degrees as your high well down across the northern part of africa that same air of low pressure is still going to be causing some windy conditions anywhere from libya all the way over here towards parts of turkey and also down here across parts of the middle east we're going to be seeing cairo with windy conditions along the coast as well alexandra are you going to be seeing some rain in your forecast but as we go towards thursday things begin to improve and we're going to see partly cloudy conditions for cairo with a temperature of nineteen. radicalism

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they're going to run to the top stories around as there are a u.n. brokered cease fire is largely holding the yemeni port city of her data despite some sporadic fighting forces news agency is reporting four large blasts similar to artillery shelling have been heard it's not clear which side is responsible or the location of the last. u.s. president's former national security adviser has had his sentencing delayed for lying to the f.b.i. michael finton asked for a continuance so he can cooperate an investigation into possible russian collusion during the twenty sixteen election. the foreign ministers of turkey russia and iran have agreed to accelerate their efforts to find

a political solution to the syrian civil war a committee will be convened next year to negotiate a new constitution the country. belgium's prime minister has offered to resign after losing a vote of no confidence xan michel has been leading a minority government for a week after his coalition partners walked out of the alliance the flemish nationalist party quit every show's decision to sign a un migration pact critics say would increase migration into europe he remains still violent protests in belgium over the weekend and rallies attended by far right leaders including not in the pen and steve bang on. sirius is a reporter for politico europe joins us now from brussels so so far we know that he's been to see the king and handed in his resignation but we don't have anything from the king yet is that right that's right laurent so the king responded or at least the royal palace announced this evening that the king has decided to.

deliberate on whether he will accept shuttle michel's resignation which kind of extends the political limbo that we've been in. it has its government lacks parliamentarian majority and now it also offered resignation but that resignation is sort of pending which means that constitutionally it's a bit of a gray area what will see is the king will consult with political leaders in the coming day probably coming days and parliament will reconvene latest we've heard is that it might be divied thursday which sort of extends the awkward position that the government is in right now but it doesn't really solve the political crisis so so what would you say that it was entirely the the un migration pact that caused the political crisis or was that the main issue. so it was it was the main issue and it was the issue at the heart of the government collapse that happened actually

the already ten days ago when one of the coalition partners accepted the coalition so this was the new flemish alliance a right wing flemish party that decided to leave government over michelle's decision to sign the un global compact for migration. and the new family started yet into sort of what is the winding european significance of this kind of crisis in belgium in particular in relation to the migration is it is this a sign that actually this is one of the biggest problems for european countries or do you think this is just a blip in one of the european countries in dealing with this packed it is it business shoot of a sort of taken over both in politics right now i think in terms of the european significance what's interesting is the belgians government is the first government to actually collapse over to international agreement and this is something that few people have seen come up so we've seen countries like italy hungary poland and others either holding back on the international agreements or refusing to sign that

no government has collapsed so far and so the fact that this is the belgian government which is generally does a centrist moderate government and country that is that is attached to multilateralism to international agreements. the fact that it is this moderate government that actually collapses over such a deal i think is significant and the kind of shows the sensitivities politically that that's such an issue of migration has in belgium they also in europe aren't serious thank you very much indeed to feel folks are thinking. italy has reached a deal with the european commission over its controversial twenty nine thousand budget the european commission rejected the budget when it was first presented in october over concerns that it would add a considerable amount to italy's public debt last week rome submitted a revised plan which included a smaller deficit and also delayed the introduction of

a new social security program. the u.k. government is making preparations in the event that the country crashes out of the without a deal next march they're just over one hundred days to go before the u.k. is due to leave the block and with parliament in deadlock mrs have agreed to step up planning for a new deal bricks it three and a half thousand military personnel on standby for any civil disruption ministers also sending letters to one hundred forty thousand firms advising them about preparations. searches in democratic republic of congo are preparing to elect a new president for the first time in sixteen years candidates in the december twenty third election vying to replace joseph kabila whose mandate to govern ended two years ago among them is could be as chosen successor ruling party candidate in the show diary the e.u. renewed sanctions against him this month for ordering a crackdown on anti-government protests opposition parties have united to stand behind businessmen martin for you to the former oil executive hails from

a minor party and was a surprise choice felix to sick a day was until recently part of the opposition alliance now he's going to the top job after supporters of him to stand well are trying which machines are being used for the first time in sunday's elections but as catherine sawyer imports from the capital kinshasa many voters don't know how to use them for the opposition fear they'll be used to rig the result. the conversation in tea shops such as this one on the edge of the river is all about sunday's election and electronic voting machines these don't care to say they're concerned by the general lack of information and what's expected on them on voting day. we don't know what to expect we might do the wrong thing they should have told us what to do before now we'll just line on polling day. in another village on the outskirts of kinshasa. who lives next to his polling station has similar concerns. for sure people in my

village know nothing. expression just go forts and hope for the best some opposition leaders and civil society groups fear the south korean voting machines being used for the first time here could be manipulated to wreak the election. people across the country have never seen this machine and that's why we are worried they are asking what shall we do how will we know if we are being cheated some in their areas have not even seen us money on the water in the place i'm concerned the election is already set up for dispute and violence the electoral commission says the process is fairly simple and takes about a minute one hundred five thousand machines are being installed in eighty thousand polling stations a logistical nightmare for africa's second largest country with bad druids limited electricity poor security and any demick in the us on top of all that

a fire in the capital is causing controversy voting material the us still being distributed to different parts of the country but a warehouse. where the fetus machines were being stored was burned down last week destroying most of the material the want to be used on fourteen day the building has been sold off police are investigating but politicians for more sides of blaming each other for the fire the various problems i increasing election tension nationwide. they just want a fair election as well as a leader who will help make their lives a little more bearable catherine al-jazeera kinshasa. an official inquiry and zimbabwe has found military action against demonstrators in august was disproportionate and unjustified six people died and dozens were injured in clashes following the july thirtieth election has more from harare. the report which was

presented to president amos managua investigated why six people were killed and thirty five injured during august post election violence in learned the inability or the police to dispraise the protesters the first army and the police of warning shots in the air in pursuit of the still of the mission which was to clear the b.b. or very important was proportionate be however the useful phrase ammunition director the people especially will be aware freen was clearly unjustified and disproportionate. he is a story into august the first when many opposition supporters masa the election results in harare the police said the crowd grew too large and they couldn't cope that's why they say the army was deployed. the report says soldiers and police who

are responsible for killing civilians should be identified as soon as possible so they can be held accountable it also says all victims and families of the deceased must be financially compensated. the opposition movement for democratic change insisted report is biased to favor the rulings on a pay party they reject findings that blame opposition leaders for inciting violence by telling their supporters to go into the streets it's bizarre it is not legal and it is for them to make such a finding what they are trying to do is to equalize people who are expressing their democratic right to go through a suppressing the democratic right of people to express themselves and this action by the military entrenched. in his position after a disputed electoral result. july's controversy election divided an already polarized country managua narry one with just over fifty percent of the vote the

president insists the polls were free and fair and that he has no plans to ship power with the opposition has. had it the chairman of the chinese technology giant huawei has called on the us australia and other governments to justify claims that the company is a security risk the company has been in the spotlight these past weeks after its chief financial officer was arrested for allegedly evading u.s. sanctions with iran since then it's been claimed that her ways technologies may be used for spying. qatar has celebrated its national day with a military parade and fireworks is the second one since saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and behind imposed a blockade on the gulf state they cut diplomatic ties with the accusing it of sponsoring terrorism a claim it strongly denies he has this report. the annual national day festivities took off in the usual grand style and this year

after eighteen months of a land sea and air blockade by former arab states qatari celebrated not only their leader but also their culture. all. signs of patriotism wrong show everywhere as was a sense of national unity and pride as well as the fire. saudi arabia the u.a.e. reigning egypt cut diplomatic relations and imposed their blockade on qatar in june of last year doha strongly refutes their allegations that it supports terrorism a resolution to the regional crisis looks no closer to a meeting of the gulf cooperation council in riyadh last week made no progress. people celebrating on tuesday appeared not to care and credited the amir come in.

overcoming the isolation today is the day that we all are even citizens kotori as we also celebrate are we all so how much will of qatar we all share what is good or . not there always and no matter what everyone is very proud of the camera a few holiday marks the dates in eight hundred seventy eight one safe just something mohamed al bonnie's succeeded his father as the mayor and lead the country towards unity and it is that your if you that is on display here today. this was the main event a military parade along in the capital it was three times larger than last year. a fireworks display was the finale of the public celebrations both an expatriate coming together in a country that continues to thrive despite facing adversity. getting

ready to deploy the army of u.s. volunteers ready to help. at the border with mexico. and in sport where the world's most successful football managers is fired from one of the world's biggest clubs. back. with more on that in just a moment. ago and. going places together.

thanks business updates by qatar airways going places together. thanks. to the u.s. where dozens of people have stepped up to join a deployment of volunteers who will travel to the southern border with mexico a mission to help asylum seekers who've walked for days through central america to

make it on to u.s. soil kristen salumi has more from new york city. people have the right. and they are volunteers members of the clergy students and veterans a hastily assembled group training in new york right we're calling on. community they've answered the call to help members of the migrant caravan of the mexican border make the final leg of their journey into the united states a call led by ravi ravi are founder of the new sanctuary coalition. there is going to be confrontation we're not going to be confrontational are we going to fund one b. to people and to get up to protect them. this is where they're headed tijuana a city in mexico is an official port of entry into the united states the law allows asylum seekers to enter california here and have their claims heard but the wait

time has been increasing as a trump administration says it doesn't have the resources to process the growing number of requests organizers believe that's a stall tactic and they hope to have five thousand volunteers there every day for the next four months to help people reach the united states they call themselves the sanctuary caravan we are thinking long term. this is not a one week action it's not a one day action that our goal is to change the national conscience volunteers say they are protecting the rights of people fleeing poverty and violence that migrants are to a large extent good people that are willing to go through a lawful process but have been put in a situation where they had no choice but to flee their own country their own culture and travel a very very dangerous journey ragbir is he self an immigrant married to an american woman he's fighting deportation based on and a fraud conviction in a lawsuit he's accusing the government of targeting him for removal based on his

advocacy work for immigrants you're challenging deportation orders yourself right now or it wouldn't make more sense. of this administration as the goal of the goal of the if the scare you into doing nothing. so we can if we do nothing we lose volunteers pledge to act nonviolently and in accordance with u.s. law they say when it comes to protecting the rights of asylum seekers they won't give up without a fight christian salumi al jazeera new york time for sport to his peter lauren thank you very much manchester united have thanks chose a marina for his work during his time at the club and wish him success in the future the english giants sacked the portuguese as manager following the club's worst start to a season in twenty eight years united were beaten three one by liverpool on sunday which left them sixth in the table the wings takes a look back at what went wrong. when jos

a member in your arrived at manchester united in twenty six dane fans were hoping he would prove he was still the special one but he's going to old trafford was not special instead it will be remembered as a disappointment of a his sullen defensive and argumentative approach you know what these men three but also mean sri premierships and i won more premierships alone then managed to get. see for me it's not for them to receive that respect and respect or respect so i think it was clear there was a problem between the reality star players mainly paul pogba a hero for france in their world cup win but failing to produce his best form for united and outspoken against his boss on social media and united suffered their worst start with things in the needy thirty years but it was with reluctance that the clubs were close of american owners the glazers decided to sack another manager

they've been criticised for the failures of david moyes and louis van all of the thirty eight trophies in a glorious twenty six year reign of alex ferguson marino was successful in portugal italy spain and twice in england with chelsea particularly his first run from two thousand and four he had a different energy about him in those years but he's second spell at chelsea and it with his dismissal in twenty fifth day in a job that was marred by off the field issues he's treatment of the cops medical staff finally ava kenya oh that's a court case and a discrimination settlement in her favor this didn't stop united appointing him and there were bright spots in the marine air united as they won the english league cup and the europa league in successive seasons but united are used to winning bigger competitions and the executive in runs the clobbered woodward has the club after much success in business deals with better football and trophies the players are not playing for him so hopefully we'll see a different. yeah hopefully see if different weather play to change i mean look at

look at his demeanor look at look into the back of the way he's an absolute misery this guy. criticizing his own players in public. signings. of marino leaves manchester with substantial financial compensation having had a contract into twenty twenty one and a reported salary of more than twenty million dollars per year but his reputation as a world class coach and serial winner has suffered considerable possibly where probably damage the wellings al-jazeera. now that marino is gone manchester united will be looking to rebuild itself the wailings has more well over the past few weeks and months to jos a marina ever was absolutely painful to watch it was clear that the players in the manchester united dressing room just did not want to be playing under him will certainly keep players didn't lead by paul pogba the french world

cup winner who seem to take a glint in the departure of marino when he's received criticism for that but you do suspect there is every chance that paul will stop performing under a new manager it was just that marino was weirdly discredited by the end of his right you could make a case and i did that when marino first joined manchester united they had hired him as the man with a reputation over many years of success but not the man who actually got to the end of his chelsea right and had problems off the pitch and had a solemn demeanor actually i think they appointed him more in hope than the expectation that he could deliver the major trophies that manchester united need and the way united has been one has a lot of critics of this is like it's a business by the glazers in america and by edward with the man who runs the club from england and actually they need to get back so the traditions of the card playing good football and winning trophies. there was high drama at the fever club

world cup semifinal in abu dhabi on tuesday when i now became the first team from the united arab emirates to qualify for the final an own goal put south american champions river plate behind longer to go somewhat off our board i handed them a two one lead that was before cairo struck for the iraqi clubs and never met is false it's to time the match eventually went to penalties and when enzo perry is merced r i n one to progress to the final they will play the real madrid or asian champions question and pulls. barcelona star forward messi has been awarded the golden shoe for the fifth time in his career the accolades given to the player who schools the most goals across europe's football leagues messi scored thirty four goals in the spanish league last season the origin time now moves fear of christiana rinaldo who was previously tied with messi on

four golden shoes you know. i love football this is the result of work effort and above all the help from my teammates i have the best team in the world my teammates are the best players in the world in their positions and that makes my job easier and it helps me with these awards the same way other teammates have won their own. on the other side of the atlantic oceans latter enable him of it has signed a new contract with the los angeles galaxy which will see the striker return to the club for the twenty nineteen major league soccer season the thirty seven year old who joined the l.a. galaxy from manchester united in march was named m.l.s. newcomer of the year the sweet finish the twenty eight hundred season with twenty two gold and tame assists in just twenty seven appearances but still could not leave his side to the playoffs. i came here to leave us i came here to

make my thing when and i didn't get to do the first here and i love the one that leaves without. winning because they were ok and i won the world of surfing has a new champion gabrielle maybe you know won the title in hawaii on monday the brazilian clinch the second will crown with the semifinal victory of a julie smith at the bonzai pipeline in hawaii he even aged out australia's julian wilson in the final rounds when the pipe most is competition and media is planning on adding a gold medal to these trophy cabinet to. take on title feel just amazing it's hard to say because they just won you know. maybe when i wake up going to take a shower when i realized what i just did yeah as being really a love story for you. i used to watch a lot of soccer and other sports and today we talk about soccer and surfie and

something else you know and. i just feel really you know to to get in-depth point. it. gets to watch. root for us you know if you've got a lot of support hopefully. i can qualify next year for the picks in being japanese surfers it's new but. just the effect we're going to go to. represent our country and you know it's a beat i beat think because all the good stuff is going to be there so. it's going to be a big show ok lauren inspect see you in london thanks very much indeed and you can find depend more on our web site address that his al-jazeera dot com. that's it for me was news out of be back in a minute with another full round of the day's news thanks very much for watching.

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