kariya we wish you the best of luck with them with all that you are doing now thank you for having me. now egypt's parliament is debating proposed amendments the constitution that would extend presidential term limits from four to six years and also allow under fatah sisi to run again after his two terms attention extending israel to twenty four a clause in the amendments crippen at the army to support one politician at the cost of another if approved by parliament and changes will be put to the public through a referendum on magid monday or as a political an especial izing and gyptian affair as he says that the vote is likely to pass and will have major consequences for the country will change the position of the military within the political. now would be the duty of. military to. the secular nature of the the which will be open up the

way for. intervention in a little more than. what course it is going to build twenty thirty four that's not good but that's not the main. problem here there are. changes that will basically. you. point it out will make the military about the. government as well as kind of the board the judiciary even more to the president. so the words will make egypt legal that. now important news from finland the country looks set to have to have its first leftwing prime minister in sixteen years after declared victory hours after the

polls closed in the general election with almost all the votes counted when a social democrats took seventeen point eight percent of the votes as just point two percent ahead of the nationalist finn's party they campaigned on an anti immigrant platform and now over to ukraine a televised debate there at the national stadium ahead of sunday's presidential runoff election descended into fast when one of the participants failed to turn up incumbent president petro poroshenko was left to take questions alone is rival vladimir's let selenski a comedian with no political experience on to the debate closer to sunday's vote for shankar who's trailing in the polls called out his opponent for the critical moment i am fully certain that you are what he is now i hope you've already come back from paris from some rest and with renewed reka are ready to take part in a core element of democracy in the debate. prescription drug prices in the united

states are the highest in the world and members of the u.s. congress are under increasing pressure to lower those costs kristen salumi spoke to one family struggling to pay for a life saving medication. hunter sego went off to college to study biochemistry and play football but he put it all the risk due to his worries about his family's finances a family sacrificed so much to keep me alive it was costing them fourteen hundred dollars on monster to pay for the insulin he needed to treat his diabetes even with health insurance rush more insulin and suffer for it so he cut back as treatments and ended up in the hospital. caught up with his mother a schoolteacher in rural indiana via skype and she talked about the choices her family had to make. wow oh. yes. i'm not sure. i just have to.

rationing medication is increasingly common according to the american diabetes association the price of insulin has nearly tripled uninsured families are facing the families that may have insurance are also facing the high cost of insulin recent congressional hearings have pointed fingers at so-called pharmacy benefit managers middlemen who negotiate discounts on drugs for insurance companies and my experience that kind of negotiation rarely results in an act of charity for consumers but ultimately its promise to tickle companies that set their own prices a cost that isn't fully covered by many americans health insurance policy if a company raises the price of a product by twenty percent and then another company comes in and says that we're giving you a twenty percent discount you know have they really save you money lawmakers have

indicated that they're working towards legislation that will limit how these middlemen make money and provide more transparency to the process kathy sego tells us something has to be done and quickly sacrifice so i know as. i said i would give everything she's become an advocate for reform knowing other families have even less with which to make ends meet and it won't be long before hunter graduates and will need to find a way to pay for his own health care christian salumi al-jazeera. and what's been billed as the first ever live speech of its kind seychelles president has gone deep into the indian ocean to call for better protection of the wealth seen. from five hundred and twenty four meters. below the orphan sufis. it in a privilege to address you from the beating of blue heart of our planet.

danny delivered the speech on a submarine as part of the british that expedition exploring the depths of the ocean seychelles is one of many island nations threatened by global warming says decisive international action is needed for the survival of humanity from this. i can see the credible wide life that needs our protection but we have managed to seriously impact this vast environment through climate change. ocean acidification overfishing plastic and other pollution we have created these problems we can solve them. we can solve them together. there is more to come for you on the program a battle for the english premier league title is going down to the wire details with libya coming up in a bit. fake

news is a global virus but in indian politics it's becoming a cancer all of these up instructed and abused and manipulate them into whatever the party just based on emotion can skew the puts to be under the less pressure to keep if you're bombarded with freak news it does start to grow as the world's largest democracy goes to the polls how vulnerable are expenses to militias disinformation. people and power investigates india fake news and agitprop on al-jazeera and unreported world on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries

have been truly unable to escape over your. time out for sport we live in doha. thank you merriam well tiger woods has won a golfing major for the first time in more than a decade his one shot victory at the masters is his fifth green jacket but to get there the forty three year old has had to overcome back surgery and doubts that he could ever compete again let alone when paul banner reports. the emotion was clear for you to see. the final part was the culmination of the mill even you

come back from multiple back surgeries as well as a number of scandals that lead to the breakup of this marriage and as a race. gets overwhelming and i think it's because of what has transpired and. last year i was very lucky to be playing and playing again. woods went into the final round as well just the two shots behind francesco molinari and a fifth green jacket was looking unlikely until the italian double bogey the twelfth and fifteen pounds each and finishing time to. be up there one of the hardest i think i've ever had that when just because of what has transpired the last couple years of trying to come back and play and. i was called slasher a couple times the chance i lost two major championships and then i played what i learned from those two and was able to seal a deal today. this is tiger's fifteenth major title his last coming by back in two

thousand and eight at the u.s. open. title. but it's on a real for me to experience this year my i'm almost here she was there and then ninety seven as well and so i just couldn't be more happy and more excited and you know i'm kind of at a loss for charlie. he's now just three shy of jack nicklaus's all time record and with the year is there would downs as to whether he could match the golden bear now the possibility is again being renewed vender with al-jazeera. while the fierce battle continues for the english premier league title with liberal regaining top spot back from manchester city liverpool claimed a very important to nil victory over chelsea to leapfrog the defending champions as they seek their first title since one nine hundred ninety the wind came on an emotional day for the club it's a day before the thirtieth anniversary of the hillsborough disaster when ninety six liverpool fans were crushed to death the game was also manager your pops two

hundred in charge of the club. what we want to do is to collect as many points as possible really i don't know what is now eighty five forgives simply means good let's try let's try that if that's enough perfect and if not we cannot change it manchester city had gone top of the table prior to the liverpool game after beating crystal palace three one but the defending champs now trail liverpool by two points however they still have a game in hand. police able to win all the games the premier league position is in our hands and you have to win older games of the game so there's no other chance of things you want to make back to but. but the players show me that they want to do it i didn't have any doubts or died in. one scene pointing games in a difficult place to do to win. zlatan ibraheem of itch is ramping up major league

soccer for the los angeles galaxy on saturday l.a. were up against the philadelphia union it remove it helped himself to both goals and it to nil win for the galaxy it's a fourth street victory for the california but it also takes the swedes tally to six goals this season and twenty eight in thirty one games overall sincerity of his year long m.l.s. career. lewis hamilton leads the formula one championship after winning the one thousand three hamilton started from second in shanghai but he passed his mercedes teammate military both us off to the start and he never looked back leading all the way to the checkered flag to win the race for a sixth time finish second with ferrari sebastian vettel back in third. but if you think we can we can we do the great job today and to have a one two together i think is is really special on the on the one thousand three after the latest round of the superbike world championship was delayed by snow and hail spanish writer. stole the show to claim

a record eleventh went from eleven races in the netherlands. south africa have won the latest leg of the rugby sevens world series in singapore they did it the hard way though against fiji who were the champions a week ago in hong kong the fijians established in one thousand mil halftime meet but the south africans came storming back to win the match twenty nineteen united states we have the series with two rounds to play. veteran cyclist felipe job or to prove he's still got it in him for the paris race after the six hours of riding across the famed cobblestone sections of their strategically placed himself behind the twenty four year old neil's haul it before winning by a link the thirty six year old job it was all one cycle and five high profile classics. the world cliff jiving championships has returned with the first stop in the philippines britain's reigning world champion gary hunt picked up where he left

off last year. now and back to maria very impressive thanks very much leah that wraps up the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with more of the day's news for you do stay with al-jazeera. we live in a digital world where even the remotest communities have axes to mobile phones. but look in this technology bring to a nomadic existence life apps travels to the media and gives the software designer

the ultimate challenge design an app to help to him the tribe in their daily lives can you believe you've done. fly fabs one for nomads now dizzy with. al-jazeera. every your. this was wrong to take children away from their parents and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put his

big players and we sort of them looked after ourselves i don't remember the children's names but i'll never forget the cards counted as dark secret on al-jazeera. well you know. some other like. sudanese protesters keep the pressure on the military demanding an immediate transition to a civilian government. hello . this is al jazeera light from london also coming up on the program libya's u.n. backed government says its forces have shot down

a fighter jet belonging to the wall twenty five to. the proud son of south bend and i am running for president. these young christian a military veteran and gay the indiana mayor who's formally launched his bid for the white house and five years after they were abducted the parents of one hundred chip book girls make a plea to the nigerian government to do more to bring back that daughter has. come to the program saddam's military council has announced new measures off the talks with the opposition on a transitional government it says that it might allow political parties decide on a civilian prime minister but it wants the interior and defense ministries to be led by the military the council also says the country's intelligence and security services will be restructured. i covered by that that.

there will be a restructuring of the national intelligence and security services the council has an urgent plan and has issued a number of decisions in the name of the transitional military council we've also taken a lot of the recommendations from the meeting with the media. meanwhile outside the army's headquarters in the capital hard to protest as are not backing down on their calls for that civilian government demonstrations have continued since by shares to down on thursday the military took temporary power or earlier i spoke to linda bit shy an adjunct professor of international affairs at george washington university she says there would have to be a compromise on both sides in order to build a new government. there is going to have to be a series of concessions on both sides this is not going to be simple it won't be short it will take some time i think it will be very important that certain symbolic measures are taken to build the trust of the protesters so that they

believe that there is a process towards which civilian control of security forces will be the end goal it won't happen quickly but i'm sure that there are measures that can be taken a number of steps that will increase the likelihood that the protesters will be satisfied i know that this is a critical moment for them to to maintain coherence it will be very easy for them to disagree on what measures are acceptable where compromises are being offered so it's not clear what what final measure will actually tip the balance and make the protesters comfortable enough to believe that the changes is real and not not artificial. military sources in libya say a group of fighters loyal to willfully five to have surrendered to the u.n. backed government with their weapons and vehicles the government also said its

forces a chop down a fighter jet along into the wall awfully fast its forces have been advancing on the capital tripoli these pitches appear to show the often mof in the south of tripoli in the area of why d.l. rugby after us forces say the plane crashed after backs of rival government that controls much of eastern libya and launched his offensive on the capital ten days ago it comes as have met to gyptian president abdel fatah sisi and kyra sisi is a longtime supporter of have to some witnesses say they've seen members of the egyptian military inside libya meanwhile u.n. backed government forces have targeted positions south of the capital in the town of gori yun it's believed to be a base for half dozen military operations mahmud head has more on this now from tripoli. military commanders with a government of national accord in tripoli say that they have shut down poor have fighter jet this has been also confirmed by half those forces who say the fighter

pilot managed to escape with a parachute apparently the fighter jet was shot down near an area near the disused airport in and neighborhood called swanny which is a fighting area currently between the government forces and forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar we know that have to warplanes have been targeting several locations in and around tripoli including the only operational airport in the city airport on the other hand plays with a government of national accord targeted locations positioned controlled by have the forces near the city of the fighting on the ground we can say that sporadic fighting continues between the other two evil factions in civil as on the southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli and the ongoing fighting has forced thousands of civilians to leave the areas. here some agency response coordination

center says increased fighting in libya over the past ten days has killed one hundred twenty one people and wounded more than five hundred sixty it's also concerned about the welfare of fifteen hundred migrants in libya is a transit route for many of them who try to get to europe through libya but now many are fleeing the fighting there and moving back into their common interest has this update for us from baghdad. popish isn't locals they are telling us dozens of people are crossing the border from libya into our going to us every week that is the position right now you know that is in addition to the thousands of migrants who are still trapped there are people who fled i recently from libya into are going to this trying to find refuge from the ongoing crisis in that country and there are more people by the way who are coming into i get is try to wait out of this equation in libya waiting for the right moment to cross the border into libya as a transit point and then into europe now the horses here and i get is including humanitarian

workers like the united nations high commission for refugees and other non-governmental organizations have risen up for a massive inflow of refugees from libya the traffic of human humanity or more by grants is now on going to people instead of going to libya by now coming back to hillary negatives where facilities are overstretched or thoughtlessly are really concerned about health impact infrastructure is not adequate enough to cope with a large influx as well as security so the united nations is telling al-jazeera that they are also making the necessary preparations they don't see it right now but they're making preparations in case there is a massive flow of refugees from across the border in tunisia and here concerns as well in tunisia about my concern refugees have come from libya trying to cross the mediterranean by boat over the past year hundreds from several african countries have ended up on tunisian shoals nicholas haq has this report now from sars is.

back in his boat tunisian fisherman said he was arrested last year for helping save fourteen african migrants at sea the telling because guards accused him of human trafficking he faced fifteen years in prison but was later released after months in detention. government you remember i didn't commit a crime and i would do it again we cannot abandon them or our faith cannot allow us to abandon them they are humans just like you and me. while most migrants set off from libya strong currents in bad weather often pushed their fragile boats towards neighboring tunisia authorities here say they are overwhelmed tunisia similar challenges as european countries with migrants ending up on its shores except it doesn't have the resources to deal with them and with the fighting intensifying in neighboring libya it continues to be the gateway to europe for many african migrants. nearly four hundred people have drowned trying to cross the

mediterranean so far this year. at first fishermen marzouk saw dead babies women and men floating in the sea now he sees bodies and limbs washing up on tunisia's beaches moved by the sight of so many dead migrants. buried over four hundred of them. now no one can stop their journey maybe their souls made it to europe or even to america we may have buried their bodies but not their dreams. but. for these tunisian fishermen their action is an attempt to bring some human dignity to those who lost their lives in the mediterranean and they fear the fighting in libya was even more tempting to make that dangerous journey nicholas hawk al jazeera at the tunisian libyan border

. a new candidate has just entered the race to take on u.s. president donald trump in next year's presidential election in what would be a history making campaign pete is the latest in series of hopefuls aiming to get the nomination for the opposition democratic party thirty seven year old would be the youngest ever president if elected and as a committed christian and military veteran who served in afghanistan is also openly gay and would be the first openly gay candidate for the white house. the greatest nation in the world should have nothing to fear from children fleeing violence or even more of her i. even more importantly. children fleeing violence are to have nothing to fear from the greatest country in the world. that sounds great to john hendren who is in washington so he's got a very interesting background he was relatively unknown and now he's out polling

some of the more prominent democratic hopefuls what's been the reaction there now that he's officially launched his campaign for the white house. well bridge is now a household word here in the united states everybody knows who he is he's been leading up to this announcement for weeks and he's got a very devoted following there in his hometown of south bend indiana it's a republican state so one the democrats would very much like to win as you said he's he's thirty seven years old he would be the youngest president in u.s. history by five years five years younger than teddy roosevelt when he became president so he is known for his intelligence and for his uplifting rhetoric he has degrees from harvard and oxford he speaks several different languages taught himself norwegian just so that he could read one particular author he also speaks multi-verse of all languages so he's in interesting guy he would be the first gay

president at the end of his announcement he called up his husband and they are legally married he points out by one supreme court vote and he says that's one of the things that he wants to shape is the future of the supreme court. judge is polling third in polls right now behind joe biden who has not announced that he would run the former vice president and then bernie sanders so he is already overtaking the role of polling that other candidates would very much like to have but now he's got to prove himself now he's a real candidate and he's going to raise money he's done he's had a very good start doing that we'll see how he polls once he starts getting attacked by republicans and democrats alike he has impressive credentials apart from his unique background how should he continue to progress will he to.