using names. on the back of my mixtape and the i just have to contend tag no. we're here to part. a new day's coming america by. supporting venezuelan opposition leader why don't double trump issues a warning to venezuela's military. to the robin you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes more violence in the disputed kashmir region as tensions between india and pakistan. kurdish forces in syria warn of an eyesore time bomb prisons overflow with captured fighters and with nigeria's presidential election

the country's politicians blame each other. the problem donald trump has issued a public plea to venezuela's military to support opposition leader why don't the u.s. president has been speaking to the largest venezuelan community outside of the country and a rally in miami he told the crowd that the military would lose everything if it continued to back embattled president nicolas maduro we seek a peaceful transition of power. but all options are open to above we want to restrict your venezuelan democracy and we believe that the venezuelan military and its leadership have a vital role to play in this process if you choose this pair you have the opportunity

to help forge a safe and prosperous future for all of the people of them as well or you can choose the second pair continuing to support made during the one you will find no safe or are no easy exit and no way out you will lose everything the but so today i ask every member of the media regime end this nightmare of poverty hunger and death for your people let your people go set your country free now is the time for all venezuelan patriots to act

together as one united people who own the i like a house reaction to trump speech from miami. a new day is coming in latin america those were the opening words of president donald trump to what was a very receptive audience this was an invite only audience this is the largest community of exiled venezuelans in the united states so they greeted the words of the president extremely warmly but this speech is being seen in two distinct ways in one way it's being seen as a genuine effort on the trumpet ministrations part for change in venezuela to end that humanitarian crisis which has forced three million venezuelans to flee their own country but on the other hand many people are seeing this as trump on the twenty twenty campaign trail he said the word socialism at least a dozen times and that in essence is a way of him labeling his potential democratic opponents as socialists in the twenty twenty election of course the latin vote here in florida is

a powerful voting bloc in what is a vital state for any presidential election so that's how the speech is being seeing a mix of genuine desire to change things in venezuela but also the president trying to label his opponents as socialists trying to say this is an evil force in the entire hemisphere but certainly here today in miami where there was a large venezuelan community his speech was welcomed extremely warmly well latin america editor lucien you've been house caracas. well first of all most people can't hear president trump when he gives these messages because one of the only television stations where it can be heard and also web pages where it can be heard which is the spanish networks that come out of the u.s. are banned here also the words of the opposition leader one why dog earlier today were blocked on the social networks by the government but little by little they do filter through people are at odds here some people believe that this pressure from

the united states is the only thing that was really missing in order to bring about change others are afraid that it's just going to be words and that nothing will really change unless the armed forces here decides to listen and switch sides there is a lot of uncertainty and i think that that's the only thing we're certain of right now at this hour about what exactly is going to happen in venezuela. worth is the vice president of the council of the americas under former once taubes official he says the political statement so will continue. will continue unless the venezuela military switches sides. the military and the security forces remain the arbiter really of the direction that venezuela is going to take if they turn on the other regime then there is an opportunity really for why though to to really install himself not just as interim president but then to go forward with the elections that are clearly necessary to get beyond the crisis in venezuela if the military

and security forces remain loyal to my doro a lot of what we're hearing really is just going to remain at the rhetorical stage because really you can't force president maduro to leave so there's a lot of effort underway right now in terms of trying to get the military to shift loyalties. from a lot of different places the united states why the himself the international community clearly so this is something that i think is very much under way having said that look the u.s. president has raised the stakes here he's put the prestige of his presidency behind transition in venezuela he said very clearly this is an irreversible path and yet it depends in some ways on something that's completely out of his control and that's the venezuelan military so this is risky in some ways maneuver and we'll have to see how it does in the days ahead though there are protests in several cities across the u.s. against president trump's declaration of a national emergency trump took the action to secure funding for the mexico border

will have to congress refuse to give him the money he demanded kind of told you as attorney general sense at least a dozen states will join a little suit against the president's move. south asia. has recalled its high commissioner to new delhi as tensions rise of last week's suicide bombing in the indian administered kashmir a gun battle broke out on monday as government forces search for those involved at thursday's blast four indian soldiers three suspected members of an armed group and a civilian were killed in the latest violence india blames pakistan for last week's attack which killed more than forty indian troops. from new delhi. in the past few hours is even more fighting in indian administered kashmir several soldiers as well as a deputy inspector general of the kashmir police have been injured the police officer has been taken to hospital with a bullet injury to his leg and this is from the battle that began late on sunday

where security forces that corner two gunmen holed up in a house there in that incident four soldiers and a civilian the man who owned the house were killed the gunmen fled were later pursued and found another battle ensued and those two gunmen were killed now this comes just days after that massive suicide bombing on thursday killed at least forty one paramilitary troopers is really rage tensions in the area as well as between india and pakistan. of course but it is monitoring developments from pakistan's capital. tensions between india and pakistan are running high after recent attacks in india now administered kashmir. the indian then quickly putting the blame of responsibility on august on august on saying that they should have been a proper investigation and that this was the need to reaction pakistan also saying

that there were tens of thousands of people killed in this country and deadly bomb attacks but despite the fact that pakistan had such patients that other neighborly countries where in wars it did not say did anyone pakistan wants to improve its relations with india something that the pakistani prime minister has said again and again it is also important to note that there is a feeling emerging head in pakistan that the indian prime minister narendra modi is trying to capitalize on this and keep. to try and shy away from what is happening inside indian administered kashmir and forded that. the upcoming indian elections are concerned by de wardes. between india and pakistan by the saudi foreign minister saying that saudi arabia were tried to be escalated the crisis between new delhi and it. and that also coming at a time when the. new delhi so it will be important to see where the

saudi arabia would be able to play a role in trying to defuse tensions between the two nuclear nations. two police officers have been killed in a suicide bombing in the egyptian capital cairo the officers were trying to arrest a suspect wanted over an attempted bombing at a mosque last friday when he blew herself up the blast injured at least three other people. and two bomb blasts in syria's northwestern city of idlib have killed at least twenty four people the bombs went off in the neighborhood during rush hour seen several bombings in recent months which of we didn't kill scores of people the city is controlled by the. armed group the commander of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces has called for as many as fifteen hundred international troops to remain to help stamp out the remnants of i saw the kurdish led s.d.s. commander in chief of muslim ghobadi made the remarks during

a visit by general joseph total the head of u.s. central command commanding also expressed hope that america would halt its plans for a total troop withdrawal but vocal said the pullout is going ahead meanwhile kurds say they won't release the eight hundred fallen i still find is held in prisons insisting it's up to individual countries to take responsibility for their citizens they've warned there aren't enough jails for the fighters captured and worried about what could happen if they escape iraq carter has more from her on the turkey syria border. a member of the foreign relations committee for the syrian democratic forces a kurdish group has been speaking he says he's very concerned about the eight hundred foreign fighters isis fighters that they have and they also says that there are about fifteen hundred women and children in camps who married says that this is becoming a problem for them they simply don't have enough prison space to be able to hold

them all and that dozens more being arrested all surrendering every single day he's . the international community to step up to the france germany and britain however we don't know exactly how many of those ice will fighters belong to france germany or britain is likely to be a lot more fighters that come from countries like pakistan or iraq or. pakistan now as all of this is happened the germans have been speaking as well the german interior ministry had a press conference and they said it was a fundamental right for every german citizen to be able to return back to germany but they didn't give any details about how that might happen the germans had said that they're going to send. offices to those prisons in held areas to be able to provide consular services and to be able to bring them back britain has been a little bit more resistant it's ruled out the idea that it will send any of. to

prison saying instead if. the wives and children can get to embassies within iraq they will be offered consular services so there's a real concern from the democratic forces that their prisons vulnerable because they vulnerable they're worried that they might be subject to an outside attack to free those fighters and there's also forces we have to regroup amount attacks within. the passive spectators want us. peacekeepers in central african republic are being criticized by an international aid agency also millions of people on the wrong end diff china's social credit scoring system by themselves banned from traveling the stories after the break.

how the weather remains rather unsettled across central and southern parts of china a cloud showing up on the satellite picture unusually wet weather it will gradually make its way out of the way so i fear not we'll see a clearer skies coming back in behind across the central areas disability heavy rain pushing down towards the south china hong kong could still see some rather wet weather is to go on through choose day that rain pushing up towards shanghai just edging a little further north was for wednesday's the hong kong pleasant sunshine twenty six degrees celsius but the wind starting to push the cloud and the right back out of the way fine and dry meanwhile across much of india china fondant tried to into the philippines some of the sunshine here northern parts of borneo sent there as well the usual scattering of seasonal shallows there for malaysia a good part of indonesia some lively downpours in the heat of the day but we'll get spells of sunshine has to be said in between could catch one and say showers around

k.l. around singapore further north thailand looks fine and dry was pleasant sunshine lots of sunshine aims to endure a little cloud the course says northern pos could be just a few spots of frying here just around the foothills of the in the last more chance of seeing some wet weather temps just picking up in new delhi to twenty five. the weather sponsored by cat our own ways. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how why will recent influence the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the amount of nonviolent resistance they rose over were both very honorable who oppressed people government look at me and continue to make roles to be different that what you mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on on just see of.

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so whole robin a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump has issued a warning to the venezuelan military at a rally in miami trump says there will they will there is no way out for the military that continues to support president nicolas maduro but all options are on the table. is on his record as high commissioner from new delhi as tensions rise over thursday's suicide bombing in india the minister mean several soldiers and suspected fighters were killed in paul walker on monday as government forces search for those involved in the blast and two policemen have been killed and several injured in a suicide bombing in the egyptian capital cairo the officers were trying to arrest

a suspect connection with an attempted bombing at a mosque bus friday when he blew himself up. trafficking where nigeria's electoral commission says political campaigning can resume after its controversial decision to delay the general election by a weak president is calling afforded vest a geisha into why the vote was put off his ruling party has held an emergency meeting in a booth. wants the reasons behind the delay to be made public but only after polling takes place on saturday definitely very. well i said you know competence many of his son. has to be explained to the nation after the election we have to know exactly what happened we. don't know where is our employer to. make sure that this is still we willing to accept. is that making progress what is the use except in confidence

now some of the jury is leading presidential candidates have condemned the decision to perspire in the elections but they have blamed each other for the delay announced by the election commission hours before the polls with. there's also growing concern about the economic impact as evident just reports of the northeast of the city of may to go to. these days the only thing that would work or mohamed does is sit at home or the children he wants to work but no one is hiring because of the uncertainty around the elections. to his problems is all the children have been sent back from boarding school until the vote is taken place. the struggle to feed the families tough enough for someone who depends on daily earnings it's been made had now because no one is sure of what will happen the disruption doesn't stop with people like you. trade in borno state had been picking up over the last two

years following attacks by book fighters and the security clampdown to stop the violence. centuries old trade routes between neighboring countries had reopened but if you want to do business during election season this is the major market it's one of traders from cameroon chad is here to public and beyond come to find bargains but in the past few days not much transactions after you can place here the ones we talk to say most of the buyers from across the border i keep him waiting until after the elections. most of us has seen his weekly earnings drop from eight thousand to a few hundred dollars. thirty licious. will just be done. a lot less being about the hope now is far quicker and peaceful conclusion of the vote. when it can lament and it distributes your no income it's

going to be just as it is not too difficult to get them out i think it will impact on the house the election commission as richard will national elections for saturday with state elections coming two weeks later the cost of the delay and the insight or so she added with it is difficult to estimate but businesses expect to be tarred and any recovery will depend on who gets elected. al-jazeera. nigeria. passive spectators that's how an international aid agency has described u.n. peacekeepers deployed during days of violence last year in central african republic doctors without borders as the falls did not protect civilians in the city of baghdad and defoe where at least fifteen people were killed gupta reports. of these homes unbutton go food were meant to shelter people displaced by conflict in central african republic but now these houses stand as

a reminder of six days of murder arson and looting that began last october. there was six days that brought what the un described as an unacceptable humanitarian tragedy it began as isolated attacks by the mainly christian group and mostly muslim former celica fighters they'd stash an aid agency doctors without borders says the former celica fighters soon at least a wave of violence civilians at eight workers caught the middle it says you had peacekeepers deployed to protect civilians at the time didn't do much. because what in the shrieking since even the un battalion which is supposed to protect the civilians has been inefficient when confronted with this violence we as she military and workers had to open the gate of our hospital so the population could take shelter because they found no other shelter. allegation group petered by the city's mayor and witnesses a lot over

a year. so we were watching these elements they were at the gate and they were just filming and they were smiling it's not serious. the blue helmets were in their vehicle and they were following the extra work of fighters they were on the roads and they were watching the rebels burning down the i.d.p.'s site. the un peacekeeping operation in central africa public has had more than twelve thousand members from several nations says twenty fourteen it's aimed at protecting civilians were armed groups control eighty percent of the area earlier this month the government side peace deal with fourteen rebel groups after holding direct talks for the first time it's the eighth attempt to begin end to the six year conflict. al-jazeera. the u.n. secretary general's deputy spokesman says the report can help peacekeepers take action on the humanitarian crisis the appreciate receiving this new information

from medicines on frontier any sort of information that can help us do our work better is to be lauded actually and we will be studying these findings to see whether there is any truth to what can be improved if we spot deficiencies with any particular contingent we'll try to respond accordingly but right now we're the stage simply of studying what these new findings are. to brawl to has dismissed actions by a spanish naval ship as a child is returned to bully the territory the crew of the spanish warship her being accused of ordering commercial vessels to leave disputed waters near gibraltar before being challenged by the british navy is the latest in a string of diplomatic disputes over the tiny mediterranean peninsula route chalons has more from london so the government of gibraltar says the spanish warship radioed commercial vessels anchored at gibraltar and told them to leave spanish

waters now according to the governments of gibraltar these are foolish games only of nuisance value played by those who don't accept unimpeachable british sovereignty over the waters around her brother as recognized by the whole world in the united nations convention on the law of the sea now gibraltar is a british overseas territory and it was ceded by the spanish to the united kingdom in seven hundred thirteen in perpetuity so the british say it's ours now and it will be forever more but of course with the u.k. trying to leave the european union at the moment relations with spain are important and gibraltar becomes a pressure point essentially that the british fear the spanish are going to use because they've always wanted gibraltar back against the u.k. in its negotiations with the european union essentially what it becomes is another

example like northern ireland of britain's complicated colonial history and its territorial legacy coming back to bite it basically in the here and now and making things very complicated as brics it unfolds and the u.k. tries to leave the european union. seven members of britain's opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failures in relation to bracks it and the semitism and a culture of bullying left in a choice the group into an independent group but has no plans to form a new party and says he's disappointed by their decision israel's plans to host a summit of east european countries known as the visegrád group has been cancelled poland a member of the bloc pulled out of israel's acting foreign minister said many poles have collaborated with the nazis in the second world war the time it's been a central issue in diplomacy we always try to ensure people don't get offended but

nobody will change the historical truth for anything of this sort of three four that the poles collaborated with the nazi. poles collaborated with the nazis certainly they collaborate the not science and quit trying to shame you. is a senior columnist at monitor he says israel has been engaging in diplomatic relationships with governments that have promoted anti separatism it could have been avoided but i don't think that in the long run israel could. you know indicate can have it if you want to be still don't think to own the whole of course you cannot sell clearances and have a discount of a larger wearies and the collaborators something nazis during world war two do all program clearance from the seventy's in men to get clearance from the occupation and to try and divide and conquer in eastern europe and

western europe and you is the alliance ways that goes regimes like in angry and poland in order to be taught m d a q creation resolution in rationals. millions of people in china have been banned from traveling on planes and trains as the government expands its social credit program that ranks people's trustworthiness in twenty eighteen more than seventeen million people with low scores were barred from buying plane tickets and another five million to get on high speed trains nearly four million companies have also been blacklisted rights activists have raised concerns about the scoring system which relies on mass data then why is a china analyst for the economist intelligence unit she says the social credit system will end up hurting the most vulnerable people. so the social credit system a works actually by principle very much similar to those in europe and america it's

just the chinese government is collecting data from a much broader type of indicators like whether people pay their loans on time what they say on the internet whether day visit their parents on time all sorts of those petty behaviors that we don't think normally would be included in devout in the devout of the world it just seems that the arm of china's government is really reaching too long. and for myself i really feel uncomfortable for to see all those millions of people are affected already by being denied of their access to flights and high speed rio's because a lot of those people are actually all part of the most disadvantaged a group in china they're very much in need of bigger help if they did do something wrong on the key thing to help them is actually threaten cation to cheat teach them the consequences of their behavior and try to help them instead of just taking scores and i can see the system probably maybe by out of good intention but hurt

the very much the group of people that it should help. this really fundamentally it's a social justice problem it's also about how they draw the line because i know that many of the top leadership and their families are not including the system and then eventually who is being monitored and a which group are actually being helped is their own clear. a u.s. sailor who became the subject of one of the twentieth century's most iconic photographs has died at the age of ninety five george mendoza was captured on film kissing a stranger gretta friedman in new york's times square on august the fourteenth one thousand nine hundred forty five as crowds celebrated the u.s. victory over japan and the end of world war two the photograph was published in life magazine and became one of the most famous images of the twentieth century as friedman died in twenty sixteen age ninety two

and a push to find out more on all the stories we're covering here on al-jazeera by logging on to our website at al-jazeera dot com. you're watching on his arms the whole robin to remind of our top stories u.s. president donald trump has issued a warning to the venezuelan military at a rally in miami trump says they'll be no way out if the military continues to support president nicolas maduro and that all options are still on the table. we want to restore our venezuelan democracy and we believe that the venezuelan military and its leadership have a vital role to play in this process if you choose this pair you have the opportunity to help forge a safe and prosperous future for all of the people of venezuela

or you can choose the second pair continuing to support might do or. pakistan has recalled its high commissioner from new delhi as tensions rise over thursday's suicide bombing in india administered kashmir several soldiers and suspected fighters were killed in the poll of monday as government forces search for those involved in the blast two policemen are being killed and several others injured in a suicide bombing in the egyptian capital cairo the officers were trying to arrest a suspect in connection with an attempted bombing at a mosque last friday when he blew himself up to bomb blasts in syria's northwestern city with live have killed at least twenty four people the bombs went off in the neighborhood jarring rush it has seen several bombings in recent months which of we didn't kill scores of people the city is controlled by the higher. armed group.

the commander of u.s. bank syrian democratic forces has called for as many as fifteen hundred international troops to remain to help stamp out the remnants of eisel says it won't release the eight hundred foreign i still fighters held in its prisons existing it's up to individual countries to take responsibility for their citizens but it's warned there isn't space for the fighters that it's captured. nigeria's electoral commission says political campaigning could resume after its controversial decision to delay the general elections by a week president obama. is calling for the best acacia to why the vote was put off ari wants the reasons behind the delay to be made public but only after polling takes place on saturday those were headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next to its inside story to stay with us.

is one of the world's most contagious diseases and it can kill we thought we had it under control even eradicated in some countries so why is measles back and spreading this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. now infectious diseases that were once considered under control a making a comeback the world health organization the w.h.o. is raising the alarm about a sharp rise in measles cases across the world but.