democratic people's republic of korea needs guarantee of its safety and sovereignty . even though no concrete results were announced came and put in both used this summit to send a message to the united states two months after denuclearization talks with donald trump in vietnam failed they praised each other extensively clearly showing the world that their very first meeting was a success it's a third foreign trip this year for kim jong un who is staying here at the university campus his long and what he described as candid discussions would fly to me a put not only show that he has to turn to but also that he has options before considering signing a denuclearization deal with the united states put in said has asked him to convey north korea's position to the u.s. government the russian president will also meet chinese president xi jinping in the next few days while russia has not been included in talks about the korean peninsula for some time this summit might have brought putin's involvement

a little closer step fastens al-jazeera to russia. and now from seoul robert bryant has more on the south korean reaction to that summit. events in blood of all stock have been followed closely from seoul as you might expect the view from south korea is that they are generally supportive of any bilateral summits between north korea and any of its neighbors all part of the process of the normalization of north korea of being less isolated from its neighbors and indeed the rest of the world a top security official from the russian government has been in seoul and has been briefing the south korean government just on putin's goals in holding this summit and also expanding more on what putin has meant by russia possibly in conjunction with china becoming more involved in dialogue with north korea the view from south

korea is that while they want to know more details about what that might involve the most important thing for south korea is the resumption of this top down dialogue between north korea and the u.s. that for south koreans has achieved the most success in trying to move towards denuclearization and that any other initiatives must be cold war denatured with that an envoy from south korea is ready to go up to north korea when the time is right to try to find any common ground that might lead the way for another summit between south korean leader moon j.n. and kim jong un their fourth summit which hopefully could pave the way for a resumption of dialogue between north korea and the u.s. . well in brazil thousands of indigenous people have gathered in the capital brasilia for their biggest annual demonstration the protests called the free land can have been happening for fifteen is treason reports on why this year's event has

become a way to challenge brazil's president. say. a song move north as they march towards. their members of brazil's indigenous communities and every year they come to the capital brasilia to make their voices heard. that came all the way from with his son he belongs to the iraqi tribe. we want the president to have respect because since the europeans came to our london invaded is the destruction of our communities it's gotten worse and they are finishing us that's why we are here to ask them to stop. over four thousand people participated in a three day event held at a sign dubbed the free land camp recommends are you work for a matter of fact that he would like to separate and just a late country's indebtedness of any future he like also said that he would like to

explore the amazon rain forest the national resources for the best people the precedent development strategy is a clear threat to their survival shortly after taking office president signaled he was transferring control of land and environmental issues from the ministry of justice to agriculture that department's dealings with a powerful agriculture industry have been questioned by critics. we see in both scenarios the possibility of an increase in the massacres of people like it was seen in the past they want to prevent us from defending our rights want to prevent further land demarcations we want to live according to our traditions it's in the constitution to. indigenous organizations have denounced deforestation land seizures and attacks on indigenous peoples in the past year they say the luggers and farmers feel emboldened by the actions of those at the top. and yes

says brazil's top prosecutor is money toeing the situation just school food will be a noisy the government's discourse is brutal because it encourages the invasion of indigenous land in the last fifteen years brazil has consolidated itself as a commodity exporter especially in the agricultural sector and that has increased the price of land we need to work and show that there is plenty of land for an agricultural project that is not blood guts but for now brazil's government is not giving in to the demands made by indigenous groups thank you and has the support of senators like my. dad seem to use this when he takes the community's progress on the possibilities to what we need public policies held in india and give them education and give them an option of particular fight life. but brazil indigenous people say that their dignity is one of the few things they've been able to retain and say they with fight to the end to ensure that is not taken

away from them such. brasilia. still ahead on al-jazeera wyvis and all to tenet and to i went back to the president i feel to have i. i. i. i. i.

odd. thank you very much eleven time barcelona open champion rafa nadal has advanced to this year's quarter finals but he's done so at the expense of

a veteran the world number two was up against fellow spaniard on thursday in the third round fed is thirty seven years old now and has announced he will quit the sport after next month's madrid masters he was hoping to roll back the years on the sick a jand but was unable to do so nadal winning six three six two. meanwhile two time former champion cain issued korea of japan is into blast eight after his victory over felix o'shea earlier seem a fourth seed proving to be good for the canadian teenager winning it in straight sets. women's world number one made a winning start to her clay court season at the porsche grand prix in stuttgart to be taiwan's cac weigh in straight sets six four six two on tuesday into the protoform this shocker has won two grand slam titles but it's good to win a tournament. third seed patrick abetter were dropped just five games as she reached the quarter finals as well. two of the biggest names in athletics are locked in a bitter dispute four time olympic champion mo far claims he was robbed at

a hotel owned by ethiopians legendary runner haile gebrselassie and that not enough was done to help him but nevertheless he has hit back accusing four of assaults and defaming his business and reputation david stokes reports. what should have been a straight forward promotion day for the london marathon was anything but after mo farah without any prompting decided to talk about something that happened during his training camp and the train is gone or well whenever. there was a slightly bigger problem with. a tele stayed in interview. to foreign players money a watch and two phones were taken from his room at a hotel owned by haile gebrselassie he felt the ethiopian great should have done more to help get his property back. on it was very disappointing to know someone who has that photo not kind of support couldn't do nothing and the analysis like

they couldn't do nothing so just disappoint highly. ok ok well. on my birthday. ok the one i've been in when i'm ok thank you. could exchange did not go down well with gabe or selassie back in ethiopia he says the theft was fully investigated and that fire had turned down the use of a safe he also revealed text messages that he claims were sent to him from farah threatening to bad mouth him at the press conference in london selassie says it was premeditated and a clear attempt at blackmail he told me before he left. he told me to. destroy. selassie describes paris conduct during his stay is disgraceful even alleging that

he attacked a married couple at the hotel gym and that it was him that convinced police not to press charges he also says farah left without paying his three thousand dollars hotel bill farah denies these claims but gave her selassie says he intends to take legal action years even as possible when. he has to be responsible. with a potential legal battle on the horizon foreign must now do his best to focus on the job at hand this weekend winning the london marathon to do that he'll need to beat the defending champion and world record holder elliott could choky david stokes zero. the alleged victim in the alleged assault involving four has spoken out for the men says for a kicked him in the neck he says he's wife wasn't injured. really with her that gebrselassie claimed he intervened and acted as a mediator between us that's not correct also his claim that he kicked and shoved

me is not correct most blow to my neck was very minor an african footballer has died on the pitch during a league match on thursday in s one teeny formerly known as the land but rooney international midfielder pappy fatty collapsed after only fifteen minutes of play fast he had previously played club football in south africa and was likely to represent his country at the africa cup of nations next month in egypt in motorsport next year's dec already will be held in saudi arabia competitors will start in the country's second largest city jetta and travel nine thousand kilometers across the desert to finish in. close to the prestigious race was staged in africa up until eleven years ago when it switched to south america saudi arabia has been given a five year deal to host the rally the defending champion is confident saudi arabia's blockade of qatar won't prevent him from competing next year. i will try to go to defend my title you know because i don't want to or next. sport than

politic you know i think i hope we don't have any problems you know getting when we go to saudi arabia i think. it's completely different from political but ok from my side i am really happy you know to to have a dock because i when the free times you know i am only one of their. region when this race you know. twenty twenty. i will start. in this race and instead of talking about the world's best football teams he is one of the worst brews been rule took on adelaide united when erica teac school but cheek is to penalties to give brisbane a second off lead even so it went on to win five three for a good run with the strong food united roseman and second bottom in the very first season conceded a legal record seventy one goals. we have here from now stay tuned we'll have more

again later. you can find much more news on our website that al-jazeera dot com and that's it for me for this news hour but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more news.

it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan. seems to defy gravity. is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness but it became a democracy in two thousand and eight happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the u.n. to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it. it's a nice house but when hewitt if it is quantifiable by simply turning its pursuit into a policy town has done what no other country has. what you have here is not just

a logical optics you're talking about the political dimension where the spoils of war are smuggled in so low. and private collections. act is where finance is the beheadings in the middle east. that's one quick solution to trafficking. you going in regard to the number. of border three hundred fifty. or about two hundred sixty. sri lanka revised as the death toll and carries out more arrests following sunday's attacks.

hello i'm the stars here ten this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up thousands in sudan keep up their demand for civilian government has the military council says it will keep the leadership of the transitional. form of vice president joe biden becomes democratic candidate number twenty for the next u.s. presidential race we look at his strengths and vulnerabilities. french president emmanuel macron promises tax cuts in response to protests over economic inequality . sri lanka has revised down the death toll from sunday's suicide attacks but people are being warned they could be more attacks coming five days on the prime minister has admitted intelligence failures and confusion over just how many were killed in the blasts churches and hotels he says the toll is likely around two hundred sixty about one hundred less than previously thought and as florence three reports tough

new restrictions are now being imposed under the state of emergency armed patrols random searches the increased security can be seen everywhere on the streets of colombo as the hunt goes on for anyone involved in sunday's attacks it's not just the police and the army but the navy and air force are mobilized to. the prime minister running. told al-jazeera that the extra security measures are necessary and people have been taken in i'm sorry i cannot be you know the number but some are on the run and the third following them remain for the first is to round up the . intelligence services and the government has been criticized for not acting on warnings about possible attacks defense secretary hemisphere if anon was asked for his resignation by president major palace or a center has agreed to stand down a limited state of emergency has been enforced since tuesday giving security forces

greater powers to detain and interrogate further details of those emergency powers are emerging among them a censorship of the media and internet and limiting the right of assembly the wider powers given to authorities are reminiscent of what happened during twenty six years of civil war the fighting ended ten years ago and sri lanka is once again on edge more arrests have been made and police have released the names and photos of suspects in the capital bomb scares cost a temporary lockdown at the central bank while the road to the airport was briefly closed a minor explosion was reported in the town of pagoda forty kilometers from colombo the blast was unlike the controlled detonations by bomb disposal squads in the last few days catholic churches in colombo want to hold a sunday mosque this weekend because of security threats and c.c.t.v. video has been released of another suspected suicide bomber captured at the

cinnamon grand hotel although police have not named the bomb as they have said they came from well off families some of them multimillionaires some lived in this suburb in colombo the neighbors are in shock and that there ma'am it's suddens me that most of my neighbors have done this it puts a black spot on all of us muslim. because police and security services are under pressure to arrest everyone involved in the easter sunday bombings prevent further attacks and clamp down on religious extremism florent al-jazeera. and in an interview with al-jazeera prime minister rania vicar missing guest says there will be a thorough investigation into why prior intelligence about the attacks wasn't shared. a number of people have been taken in am sorry i cannot be ignored the number but yes some are on the run and the third from them remains for the first is to round up those people we have to admit the fear. the breakdown in the

floor of information. and that's one of the matter that are being investigated. he went in regard to the numbers of dead. police have three hundred fifty the health ministry said it's more about two hundred sixty so i was there to verify their numbers and let me know what he did to the truck i mean if not for the lapse many of them would be alive today well sudan's military leaders say they are willing to hand over top government positions to civilians but insists they will retain the leadership of the transitional process this remains a sticking point in talks with the opposition has tens of thousands of protesters remain camps outside the military headquarters in contouring demanding civilian rule have been morgan reports. from almost every corner of the country they've travelled to the capital to make their voices heard these protesters from the southern state of white nile joined the sit in at the army headquarters in hutton

in a parade as the million people march their demand the military hand over power to. you that we've come here to join our brothers in the city and i'll be here until we get a civilian government to my demands. for the new year i came here for a civilian government that represents all of saddam with political consensus a government that represents all races with arab or african without any discrimination of a government for the people of sudan. protests started several months ago with thousands of people initially demanding that then president bashir step down from power that's happened on the eleventh of april with a ten member council appointed to run the country until a transitional government was formed but this concern. amongst the protesters especially from those outside the capital that the military may be reluctant to transfer power. there's been discrimination from the government for the past thirty years the sudanese people have been treated unfairly and we've come here to take

our rights this regime will go and until we see a civilian government demand echoed by judges who've joined the protests for the first time they're joining farmers doctors and people of other professions and from other states at the protests first gathering in fifteen million in coming together as one people going from faith mission wife to going to phoenix in an army headquarters there adding to the course of that this will have been here since before president almost. and they won't return home until the military council hands over power. after suspending talks with the military council last sunday the opposition coalition on wednesday amounts that they would resume negotiations on forming a transitional government three members of the military council submitted their resignations after the coalition accuse them of being remnants of the former government negotiations for a transitional government continue but the council says it will retain sovereign authority while civilians will hold the post of prime minister and head all

government ministries it also says that the army is there to preserve the country's security margin renew our commitment to the task given to us in our constitutional duties and national juices and in this critical time to defend the country and the people of sudan i want to confirm that the army and the rapid support forces which are all over the country one hundred united command to defend the country these protesters say they've come too far to back off from their demands now demands they hope will shape sudan's future. morgan al-jazeera. with an update from khartoum. discussions between the military council and the protest leaders are continuing and there are differences between the two sides once again the military council house confirmed that it is going to maintain the sovereign power in case a military civilian joint council is appointed to lead that transition that has

been a sticking point between the two sides that protesters have been insisting that they should be the council should hop in the door to see even a membership with a limited the presentation from the military side but the spokesman of the military council has told dizzee all that that's not going to be the case this has been a subject of concern among the opposition and also the protest as a. party decided to make the warning that if the two sides do not come to a strong agreement to preserve the guy on t.v. the results of the revolution than a counter-coup could be possible. hala for getting between the military currency and out health. but among. any kind of course you work with with. thursday has seen probably the biggest turnout since the beginning of these protests and sit ins in front of the military headquarters the so-called one

million person march took place in the late hours of thursday people are still gathering as i speak and that's going to continue probably into friday friday or saw usually sees more people coming into the streets after friday prayers and this is the strength of this protest they are capitalizing on the presence and huge support from the population and they think that this is what go to gotti that this evolution doesn't get derailed by intentions there from the military side they accuse the military side of procrastinating and even refusing to give power to civilians. residential areas of tripoli are turning into battlefields that's the warning from the international committee of the red cross after three weeks of fighting for libya's capital at least seven fighters were killed in an airstrike south of tripoli on wednesday forces loyal to war and the have to fighting against

the un recognized government of tripoli but what other wahid reports. fighters who died defending the libyan capital kerrick to its main square. they were killed in iraq just south of tripoli a crowd overwhelmed by grief as families mourn their dead not far from the prayers portraits on display of international leaders they blame for supporting world have their dead fighters were from the city. of tripoli left to and have to this forces took control last month. is lamenting the fall and fighters he says they were brigade mates. and life time friends. they were killed by half to war planes in all here area

we just took up arms to defend our city and on our forces came a thousand kilometers to enter our city we didn't go to their ears the homeland is our cause it has taken lots of blood and souls we will return to carry on no matter what it takes. them and when tripoli but have to this forces went through very yann since april fourth they have been fighting forces loyal to the you recognize the government on the southern outskirts of tripoli. the world health organization says close to three hundred libyans have been killed in the three week battle for control of tripoli and tens of thousands first from their homes many civilians including women and children were killed by indiscriminate shelling the government accuses have forces of targeting great attention areas.