only to deal with these incidents have transporters are still attempting to shell other civilian places and we are responding nationally to up to one head has more from the capital tripoli both warring factions have been using warplanes to target locations in and around tripoli warplanes loyal to the world have to targeted civil locations in tripoli including a military camp belongs to the government of national accord and their school while the government warplanes targeted the health service forces locations near the town of the u.n. between on the way between the u.n. and tripoli authorities at him eighty get airport the only operational airport in the capital city say that have to as warplanes will flying on saturday over the airport trying to target him eighty get airport but forces in a meeting airport tried to target the planes with the anti crafts missiles they say

that authorities in a made airport say that the will probably have to suspend a vacation again because the military escalation is going on near the airport now concerning the military confrontations on the ground the government forces have been gaining ground especially around forty kilometers to the south from tripoli one of the government forces managed to recapture the headquarters of the fourth infantry brigade which was taken control of by hefted forces days ago the military escalation on the outskirts of tripoli on the southern outskirts of tripoli has forces more than nine thousand five hundred civilians to leave their homes. well we go to jerry now a magistrate have rallied in the capital in support of the nationwide anti-government protest movement was and one hundred lawyers and judges gathered outside the justice ministry in algiers a plan to boycott the presidential election on july fourth saying

a vote cannot be free and fair if it's held under the same judicial framework and institutions as those of the it's a freak a regime. we the judges the have army quickly to thought it took what we called supervising the presidential elections that put the portal to law. more to come for you on this news hour from london my four tons great grandparents were sold with their ten children. making a case for slavery reparations the idea of compensating descendants of slaves is gaining momentum in the united states also we're reporting from afghanistan where sporadic fighting is ongoing in the city of after recent taliban attacks and we'll also tell you who won't be competing in formula one's chinese grand prix on sunday .

yemen's parliament has been meeting for the first time since hoofy rebels seized the capital in two thousand and fifteen president monsour hadi who leads the internationally recognized government has flown from saudi arabia to take potshots but who's the rebels are holding their own elections to try to make sure the hardy government doesn't have a majority well matheson reports. for the first time since the war began president of the rebel monsoor conti addresses a session of yemen's. by the bullets at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing inauthentic yemeni culture customs and values targeting them with vandalism and destruction. parliament hasn't met since the fight for control of yemen began four years ago between who the rebels backed by iran and

a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which supports the united nations recognized government of president hadi he's been living mainly in saudi arabia since being forced to leave yemen when the war began the priority for this session is to fill parliamentary positions but that may not be easy the posts in this parliament were last occupied in two thousand and nine and its original six year term has long expired and only about half of the three hundred one parliamentary members have turned up for this meeting. we also call on the who things to favor peace over violence to transform into a political player exercising their rights and fulfilling their obligations in mind with the law and constitution let's all embrace the options of pete according to the parliament's facebook page one hundred ninety two parliamentarians support his government forty five are under house arrest by the who feeds thirty three have died and thirty one have refused to take part. a big difference between this

parliament being legal and our constitutional and or having hope in this parliament so very few are expecting anything from this parliament but again we are hoping that this parliament could at least help and this war no doubt. it won't see any groups where the only people directly. but there who thought you say how these government doesn't have the support it claims they're now holding their own elections in areas they control to try to reduce the government's majority two days ago saudi state television reported that coalition forces attacked two three targets in the capital sana'a president hadi may have a difficult job convincing the yemenis that this problem is a way to peace road matheson's. palestine's a new government has been sworn into office mohamad chatah as become the first fatah official in a decade to become prime minister he was appointed to the role by the palestinian

president and fatah ally and that would have bus critics including fatah as rival how massive accused us of a power grab him has this update from ramallah is the first official to be leading a government in over a decade since the split happened between the west bank and the gaza strip now we've heard from him asked officials in the gaza strip who said that his appointment is unconstitutional being a government that is led by five to a net not by a national consensus like the past government however we spoke to analysts he had and who say that the main reason for changing the government has not much to do with the fed and how massive division order conciliation efforts but mainly due to the growing criticism by the palestinian the palestinians here in the streets of the west bank of the previous government we've seen part of the largest demonstrations in the west bank in the past few years because of social security

though that was presented by the past government and it was deleted from within so it seems that that there has been paying a long price for governments that were led by technocrats and they wanted to take matters into their own hands and improve the daily lives of palestinians so hoping they can bridge the gap between the public and the palestinian authority. i sill has claimed to have carried out a suicide bombing in pakistan on friday that killed twenty people but has are a shia community which was the target of the attack is now calling on authorities to give them greater protection to reports from the scene in the city of. these flags involved play see those during the past five years in assaults on cheers and cueto after friday's attack yet a fresh graves a new mood knows no violence and killing leaving law center. son was killed in a previous attack she say she's still waiting for justice and is here to

solidarity with out there who are grieving and is not solemn my eighteen year old son who is also targeted and killed like many others in our community but there is no justice in this country i wish no mother could go through this pain from which on passing through i think these killings should be stopped by now the community have. ordered. their monitoring from their government that they have to be given proper guidance. will not happen again. as well as her daughter she friday they're also claimed the lives of others including sunni muslims the bombings have been linked to isis and a day to get dollar bond pakistan. their main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of

find me stuff if it did going down and promised to make line a dire situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and wide that struggle in what they would measure to see had taken from the people. we're tired of these incidents for the last twenty years the show has or a community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks like this on as long said the attacker they're using bases in abundance dawn and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those responsible to justice but that gives little solace for those who are grieving. quite upolu just on. sporadic fighting is going on in the afghan city of kunduz after the taliban attack the police in the military at least ten people were killed and nearly forty injured fighting began on friday as the taliban launched its annual spring offensive

charlotte ellis reports from kabul. bullet casings lissa the ground as gunfire rings out across. the army and police are still in control of the city despite a heavy taliban assault part of the group's spring offensive launched on friday this momentum known as the taliban once again wanted to disrupt the peace and security in the can do is but security forces have inflicted a lot of casualties on them and we are assuring the great people. that the taliban can't do anything here the ministry of defense said special forces killed several taliban and destroyed weapons in one of the group's headquarters but the taliban full back through the night forcing a major highway to close and taking police checkpoints inside the city. this police officer tells us that the taliban were firing on them from this tree line into police and soldiers filled wards and condos hospital most hurt when the taliban

attacks the checkpoints and. a mortar came in exploded and it affected my eyes i couldn't see anything i shouted a lot and no one answered me or came to help the. people living here reported heavier strikes before dawn broke on saturday many close their shops and started to flee the city. want to go to a mortar hit that area until now no one could move forward from here security forces or civilians the situation is very bad here in a statement the taliban says it's spring offensive will target foreign occupying forces and it will fight until afghanistan is cleared of american occupation it also called on afghan police and soldiers to defect to taliban writes the ministry of defense responded by saying the taliban is using propaganda to boost morale after a series of recent defeats. the united states is in a difficult position as it seemed gauged in talks with the taliban in qatar the

u.s. envoy in charge of the talks zalmay khalilzad tweeted this spring offensive is reckless and will not advance peace if its. people in condos are often called between a taliban offensive and the military's response. briefly to the taliban in twenty fifteen the only city to do so since two thousand and one. in recent months u.s. and afghan special forces have for hard to hold the taliban off here a night raid ended with two american and four afghan soldiers killed in march the government is bracing for further taliban pressure now that fighting season has begun. north korea's leader says he's open to more talks with the us president kim jong un says he's willing to meet donald trump for a third time if washington comes the table with quote the right attitude he said he would give until the end of the year to decide on another meeting

a second summit on ending nuclear program broke down in february with both sides blaming each other for the deadlock. or robert kelly is professor of political science and diplomacy at the sun national university he says the u.s. might be making unrealistic demands on north korea. the north koreans have been saying this for a long time their own standard expression here is that the u.s. pursues a hostile policy towards north korea and only when the united states stops treating north korea as an enemy state to be eliminated would it be possible for them to denuclearize and have normalization stuff like that so we've heard this kind of language from north korea for a while it's new to have a deadline right the sort of idea that if this is a had by the end of the year you know who knows what is i mean does that mean they will start launching missiles again or are testing nuclear weapons that's kind of new the idea of an ultimatum from doesn't respond to that kind of thing particularly well so i imagine the american administration will simply blow it off but you know they have been meeting now for what you know to a year and a half now eighteen months and not a whole lot is come of it i mean at some point we're going to keep doing these summits something i'm not really quite sure what the point of another apex level

summit is as long as the strategic and ideological gaps are so wide my own sense is that we'd better be better to do small deals first and then sort of close the gap a little bit and then maybe have a leader level summit hundreds of thousands of a nisha have turned out in the capital jakarta for the final day of campaigning before wednesday's election day was supporters of president jacko widodo who in a repeat of the twenty fourteen election is running against former army general problem. when a reports now from to contact. after six months indonesia's election campaign came to a large colorful end in jakarta on the final day that campaigning was allowed hundreds of thousands streamed into the last rally for president joko widodo the man they call jacoby is running for a second five year term in office. he has brought equal development all around indonesia in villages in remote areas like other presidents wouldn't bother to visit she pays attention he is

a brave man and also are. can can. still many good things like infrastructure that. we need for our lives today and for the future of the reli was held inside a stadium named after indonesia's first president sukarno joko widodo became the seventh in two thousand and fourteen and was greeted like a rock star as he campaigned to stay in the job. but i never heard of the young the woman and the man real make sure that our lives are better than today in five years time. when stays election will be one of the largest displays of democracy in the world this will be the first time that the presidential vote will be held on the same day as elections the seats in the house of representatives the huge crowd here is an example of how big and complex the democratic process is in indonesia and there are more than one hundred ninety million eligible voters and on wednesday

most will go to one of eight hundred thousand polling stations around this country . the other choice for president is probable subiaco who was beaten and a close race in the two thousand and fourteen vote he's trailed in most polls during this campaign but has closed the gap in recent weeks i've done nothing but there are still a few days until the election hopefully we can easily overtake the other candidate ladies and gentlemen together we will realise. fair and prosperous indonesia. both candidates have talked about uniting a country that's becoming increasingly divided along conservative and moderate religious lines if it's a close race and the result is disputed those lines may be further exposed and the celebrate to remove the campaign might be quickly forgotten wayne hay al jazeera jakarta so i have for you on the program another european immigration standoff has ended has four countries agreed to take in migrants rescued at sea off libya we

have an exclusive look at how former rebels from ethiopia as all get a national liberation front to being rehabilitated as part of a peace deal and then in sport the wreck or breaking rides into history with a final race and a final victory. it's still raining in most countries around the adriatic it's pretty obvious and satellite pictures of the circulation is the rains being thrown up across the black sea through remain here too was ukraine as well and west of all this just that is on my head is a lovely shaped active frontal system which is slowly pushing its way into our in the wind that it's quite strong cold in london still on sunday a good deal of cloud in the sky as well or only just

a little bit warmer in germany across poland as well the real want is where it's wet actually sixteen in rome sixty in ankara although to be honest it is better in madrid it's largely sunny in most to spain and portugal never only from sunday to monday the rain he's going going in this general direction and we do see a drought or italy but it's too rainy in for example greece and probably the southwest to turkey which has recently seen flooding from some pretty heavy downpours still circulations west of om hasn't made much progress but has brought some rain into the west of spain and some parts of portugal. that's right mediterranean apart from the clouds to draw a picture temperature were held high teens or low twenty's for most of north africa this here that's pushing up into each it makes it halts to the sun's but cools down current twenty to. al-jazeera as i would winning investigative documentary program people ask me

a lot i need a woman going with him her being murdered what's the reason food lines goes beyond the headlines holding the powerful to account have you heard of the story not involved in that examining the u.s. and its role in the bombs someone has to get the gun i'm shooting people right now . back with a new series that's the reality that we live in coming soon on al-jazeera. for the congolese the journey to work at all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live no because then why get the captain to chancing life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i fell onto the rails for a nearly died the days of our children go to school and live because of a prank risking it all on the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera.

welcome back a look at the top stories this hour sudanese protest leaders of held talks with the army for the first time since the former president bashir was toppled the share was ousted on thursday but protests have continued of the military assuming temporary power. libya's u.n. back government is accused forces loyal to warlord flee five to of committing war crimes based off to have to us fighters who are trying to take the capital tripoli launched new as strikes. in algeria more than one hundred lawyers and judges gathered outside the justice ministry in algiers to rally in support of a nationwide anti-government protest movement and plan to boycott the presidential

election on july fourth. but more on top story the political unrest in sudan thousands of demonstrators still outside the army had courses in heart to demanding an end to military rule al-jazeera as head of morgan is that. this area is right around the army headquarters in front of the lab courses the river right courses and the air force and as you can see there are still protesters who are saying that they are in all these called the fit over and remember if you think that because the american recount has taken readers have a theory it is not what the output of these embarrassments that import the protesters think that the pipe the fact that they wanted a new government because i know president bush are thinking and because the regime of president obama god it was believed there for twenty four hours before stepping down i'm mark. potter there are good moves to members of the question because

they're fighting on the truth that i have heard that they want people to would be fit to continue to protest their power and all the people who are around our headquarters think that this cannot be and they're going to wait talking to these professionals to see jim comes up with construction and let them know whether they have managed to reach an agreement with the military council and the other political parties on the way forward. a group of migrants rescued off the coast of libya and kept at sea for ten days have finally disembarked in malta the sixty four migrants including children were brought to a point a port in walesa they were rescued by a german humanitarian vessel last week the ship was refused entry to italy and had since been stranded near malta the maltese prime minister says the migrants will eventually be relocated to germany france portugal and luxembourg. men is the

professor at the paris is just political studies he says that europe is not doing enough to address migration. as long as there is no political solution at the european level this praises will continue. a few months ago almost a year ago last june each was decided to have permanent humanitarian these evacuation of black farmers but these platforms they've never seen the daylight and therefore this means that this will continue and this will continue to go also exploited by probably been extreme east in europe but this is doomed to continue in the future especially know that stream is coming and that the mobile boards will continue to christening last week the u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorist was in libya and was again didn't seem to be a bowling condition of the jails and centers was that. clearly libya right now is not

a safe place for migrants and as that is he goes and therefore they will continue to attempt to cross thing i think what needs to happen is the grecian of a humanitarian agency for asylum. this by gaining us to stop clearly deploying regulations does not walk this issue of us and them needs to be dealt at the european level so that we don't have these relations issues apne on a boat with people stranded in appalling conditions to me the first thing to do is to create safer legal routes agro the media and so that people don't have to risk their lives on boards anymore and to to create a european can see for asylum so that the people can be relocated you know long term fashion. thousands of people have taken to the streets in the capital in a major protest against the populous president aleksander the church gathering in central belgrade follows months of anti-government demonstrations protest as a demanding more democracy and media freedom in the balkan country the

pro-government media and officials are accusing the opposition of planning demonstrations and orchestrating violence. protesters have clashed with police in albania during demonstrations calling for the government's resignation thousands of people rallied in the capital tehran after opposition parties called for protests demonstrators want prime minister eddie rama and his government step down over claims of corruption is the ninth opposition organized protest in albania in three months. on how the prospect of a no deal breaks it seems to be ruled out for the time being but ireland remains wide godless of how the u.k. leaves the e.u. new trade deals will have to be agreed and that could be damaging to the irish economy most at risk is the huge agricultural sector which could be subjected to new tariffs lawrence lee has more from the irish border between them this herd of seventy curls produces hol for a million liters of milk every year and a full third of that is drunk in britain it's trivial across the border to northern

ireland just over that hill but look an is a worry of bricks it's without a trade deal is specially with new borders would put his entire business on the law and go on certainly there all the time because look i'm completely dependent on the meat from these cars. off the products made from miami talkie to forty percent of that ends up in the u.k. so cost of war it costs more. it isn't just milk nearly a third of all beef consumed in britain is irish even more cheese and butter talk about trade deals and borders can sound confusing here it's about what goes into people's mouths the cheese on this pizza was made here in the republic of ireland the cheese was then driven across the border into the u.k. where the pizza was manufactured and is then sold across both countries years of an open border have led to this complex web of food production and distribution to the

benefits of both republic of ireland and the u.k. and this one which farmers here believe would be entirely jeopardized by no deal breaks it through deals between islands in the u.k. are worth a full six billion dollars a year hardly surprising island is worried when break says it was for supporters of by the u.k. people to leave europe there was two requirements for. be there beef and dairy one was that we wouldn't have a bar but the second was that our straight to the ship would remain status quo and there is a grid to a greater degree of uncertainty about that today as there was twelve or eighteen months ago during the bricks and referendum concerns of irish farmers counted for zero but maybe they should have massive more no bricks it deal no food from ireland could make british people go hungry if a hard border went up there would be food shortages in the u.k. there would be a lack of beef products because they rely on irish beef the price of beef what

escalation so far that your average person in the u.k. simply will be able to afford if we can avoid that hopefully we will avoid those that point is entirely lost in the backseat debate in london where politicians seem entirely unconcerned about the impact on islands of the u.k. leaving the european union island hopes the prospects of empty supermarket shelves might focus some minds gloriously al-jazeera on the irish border. u.s. president donald trump is being criticized after he tweeted a video containing footage of nine eleven in an attack on muslim congresswoman. the video features edited sections of a speech made on civil rights for muslims in the u.s. some time later the speech was overlaid with footage of the nine eleven attacks which we have decided not to show well in the video tweeted is repeatedly saying that some people did something the actual quote from his speech goes as follows for far too long we have lived with the discomfort of being

a second class citizen and frankly i'm tired of it and every single muslim in this country should be tired of it was founded off the nine eleven because they recognized that some people did something and that all of us was starting to lose access to our civil liberties with more on this we can speak now to him in los angeles he's the executive director of the council on american islamic relations and joins us now how dangerous is it for the president of the united states to attack. over the nine eleven attacks which has such a unique place in the american consciousness. well first of all thank you for having me on the show it is extremely extremely dangerous and it's just put it this way it's very deliberate or irresponsible and filled president knows exactly what he's doing he's basically putting her life at risk his putting the lives of muslims

american muslims whom he's supposed to be their president to laws that i checked is not just the president of white supremacist and white nationalist yet he uses american muslims immigrants other minorities us pawn in building up and rolling up his base and it should be a shame this is lou really low even for someone like president donald trump are you satisfied with the way the democratic leadership has responded the democratic leader and speaker of the house nancy pelosi certainly criticize donald trump that didn't actually mention by name. no i unfortunate there has been a mixed response obviously we heard great responses from senator sanders lauren from congressman to conall congresswoman. and several others but we expect more from the speaker of the house she knows very well that this has nothing to do with the speech that was given by a little more which if anyone takes the few minutes to listen to or watch it would

know that actually she was not speaking about the terrorist attacks of nine eleven she was talking about how muslims had to live as a suspect community in the shadow of the horrific attack being treated or scapegoated for something they had nothing to do with something that was done by by complete criminals who are not from our country who have nothing to do with the muslim american community ironically this is exactly what president trump is doing and redoing again and this has nothing to do with the speech as we all know this is about silencing one of his most vocal critics in congress who happens to be a muslim woman an african woman a somali woman a refugee herself of course because he's not used to it he's not used to being challenged he's not used to be challenged by women by by women of color in specific and i honestly think you can see her and i processed all of this mr eilish because

ellen ellen omar has reportedly received death threats do you fear for her safety. absolutely i fear for safety because you know that speech was given during or annual banquet in the valley area near los angeles area for care three weeks ago we had to triple actually quite triple what we had intended to do for police for security calling l.a.p.d. the hotel security hiring a private security firm spending almost as much on the event as for security and it's worth every penny of course because we did receive bomb threat the threat she's receiving death threats on a daily basis this is not a jewel for the president this is not one of his boring ugly jokes this is serious that has to do with her safety the safety of every muslim the safety of my own children my own family enough is enough our president has to realize the danger of forces doing the rhetoric is engaging in is exactly what led to genocides holocaust

around the countries around the world and throughout history this is no joke about of this not a joking matter this and we can debate we can disagree and it's ok to disagree but we can do it with civility without dehumanizing each other or questioning each other's patriotism specially using something as emotionally charged as the horrific attacks of nine eleven the target of our country thank you for joining us on the news hour tonight executive director of cat hasan eilish thank you for having me the possibility of making reparations to the ancestors of enslaved people is being actively discussed in the united states has become an issue in the presidential race and now on college campuses that's a call has the story from washington melicent short cologne is not.