creatures of the seed 5 on her day death and you know i understand from live from a show that's come my way that there have been more breaches by the internationally recognized government allied forces because it's difficult to call them their own forces. then there have been by those who think for the transfer to to other plants to to other. to other parts of the. of the country i mean i'm not sure where you could say to transfer fighting there's certainly been very serious renewed fighting particularly in the area around. and this is partly connected with the who feeds them who fear to fifty's but it's also there's also a lot of internal debate and problems and possibly serious issues going on within coalition forces that are around dallas so the complicate the situation there is very complicated and may be best left out of this conversation. but yes there has

been more fighting in other areas clearly it's been an advantage for the who things to get for the from the away from this and i think this could have been in anticipation of their of their actual withdrawal because they have been seriously fearing that the busy internationally recognized government and coalition forces would immediately attack and renew their offensive on her day that if a lady withdraw ok and i'm going to have to interrupt you there apologize because i suspect we're just about to lose the satellite but thank you so much for your analysis of our ongoing crisis we appreciate your time. to venezuela where opposition supporters ago throwing for a protest in the capital caracas we have live pictures from there. the man who's mounted a challenge to president nicolas maduro who's leadership has called these nationwide demonstrations now on wednesday his deputy a man called ago zambrano was arrested and sent to military prison for taking part

in last month's failed attempt. to suppose life for the protests in caracas teresa just take us through what we're expecting might happen a little later today. but we're here in this flower is there were people have started to gather to respond to a call made by fun why though for people to gather your protest against the government of people of my little and also demand the release of ever got to somebody let's not forget he was detained last wednesday he was inside the headquarters of his party but he went outside got inside a car he was surrounded by members of intelligence forces he did not want to leave the car so he's been tired talk the car was taken away by a tow truck with him inside of it and what we know now is that he's being held in a military prison we have spoken to his daughter to his lawyer on the set but there is no chance he's going to stand a due process here a fair trial mostly because most institution human rights groups say are controlled

by the government the government of nicola my photo is saying that some but i know i'm not either of 12 members of the national assembly were involved in what the government says it was a coup planned on no april 30th when we saw from what you know appeared so rounded by members of the military in a military a military base here in caracas but what's at stake here right now when you talk to people here they say that that was not a cool they're saying that what they're questioning is nicole last month it was legitimacy to be in power they're saying that he was elected during fraudulent elections and that right now nicolas maduro is not cannot bring in. solution for the crisis that venezuela is in right now what's next for the opposition do you think there is a. really good. we'll have to see what happens right now we know that for why you know in a way that people are tired and they're struggling with shortages of food or

medicine people have to survive every day in an enormous economic crisis the other problem that we're seeing is that we know through opposition sources is that they're afraid of asking people to march to work military bases to the areas within cut back of their mostly controlled by the government because of the enormous police brutality that we have seen here in the past week the last week alone 5 people lost their lives 3 of them were. children so it away most of the oppositions are saying that right now they want to calm things down some see what their next step is going to be let's not forget that way though in several interviews has said that he did not discount the possibility of requesting a military intervention to the united states to raise or think you. lots more still to come for you here in the news hour including pushed to the brink the people of sudan continue to toil under economic hardship under the new military rulers. and will speak to the families of those involved in sri lanka's easter sunday attacks that killed more than 250 people also ahead defending n.b.a.

champion golden state warriors makes a conference final this jos here with a story handled international sports news in about half an hour. to counting complete in south africa's general election and as expected the governing african national congress has won the parliamentary vote the a.n.c. won nearly 60 percent of the more than $17000000.00 valid votes cast in the national poll but it's the party's worst performance in the 25 years it's ruled since the end of apartheid let's go live now to malcolm webb he's joining us from the national results center in pretoria so melcombe the numbers and the arithmetic how's it all unpacking. we're waiting for the final results announcement which is going to take place here just a short while this is where they've been counting the votes for the last few days

expecting presidents who are closer to come and speak here as well in his capacity as outgoing president but of course expecting to get sworn in again as south africa's next president in about 2 weeks from now the a.n.c. came away with just over 57 percent of the vote that's the 1st time that they've had on the 60 percent it's the worst or the lowest majority they've ever had and still some people will see it as somewhat of a turnaround or a victory for rahm opposer is according to the results of 2016 municipal elections that was the a.n.c. the lowest point that it's ever had and that was towards the end of the 9 year old of president jacob zuma a series of corruption scandals blighted the a.n.c. on days tenure along with ongoing protests over poor delivery of public services which have been going on in townships across the country ever since the early 2000 graham opposer took over from zuma just over

a year ago people are waiting to see his promise to tackle corruption people to be waiting to see after he's sworn in again kind of how much wind there is in the sails of this promised fight against corruption meanwhile the largest opposition party the democratic alliance pretty much treading water they got about a 5th of the votes same as they did in the last election and then in place economic freedom fighters who promise radical economic changes they've got more traction in the last 2 years they were founded 6 years ago but about just over 6 percent of the votes in the last election and this time they've got over 10 percent of the vote welcome thank you. the world health organization says more than 450 people have now been killed in the battle for the libyan capital tripoli the un security council has called for a ceasefire as the warlord after his campaign to capture the city shows no sign of stopping the red cross says residential areas are gradually turning into

battlefields with almost $60000.00 people now having been displaced the aid agencies are warning hospitals they're struggling with power cuts and chronic medical shortages. queues for food fuel and cash a common in sudan basic commodities are in short supply as the political crisis grains on the following the overthrow of omar al bashir mohammad though has more now from the capital khartoum. a position all saying well then malt totally all polls to a lot of time to talk to the transitional military council they say they do not like that talk to us the transitional military council has been how you were told any different from those of the film team when they say they face a more big a problem which is divisions within the opposition forces for freedom and change to themselves last week difference as a margin between the civil society we which is led by the sudanese professional

association which is largely behind the protest and sudan's forced into a position patties and they traded insults and all kinds of comments against each other in the media and now we're. holding talks to try and. bring a position munity box a little they can face the transitional military council from a united front of polls the ease of ways against time saddam is facing so many problems including the economy where people are facing so many shortages of most of the basic necessities. q all full fuel it. seems like these on site in most parts of the city multis say sometimes they spend the entire day waiting to fill up their vehicles. the fuel crisis shortages of bread and electricity outages posing

a major challenge for the country's transitional military council moderate men and women follow us everything is as before there is no difference between the old regime and the military council we still have shortages and queues for bread and fuel. back used to fill money at banks and the few teller machines that still hold koch under the c.n.n. hero. dozens of people wait patiently in line to get money out what the most out of interest of and it may take us up to a month sometimes to withdraw full salaries treat government imposed limits it's ramadan and people are fasting it's unfair to wait for this long to collect our own money our own right according to bungle fishelson it's been taking an average of $6.00 hours for the few a.t.m. . talked to be emptied. the financial ecosystem they say house quite simply seized up. yet since that removal of a metal bush in from office the sudanese palm strengthened against the dollar on

the black market sulfides it again almost a 3rd of its value but that is yet to fully into law prices for basic commodities. while lying on the oligarchical oil prices had begun coming down but have once again risen due to the mess of demand for commodities during ramadan we can only pray that things get better for us. the decision to cut food and fuel subsidies i did last year increased discontent with the government and 3 that mosque protest in december that ultimately led to me to move the from office the protest are still going on the people of the law used to making do with the little lady hard core stoutly inventing great thing and coming together to find new ways to make ends meet but the effects on me years of political on the comic isolation they say is threatening to break another determination and push them over the edge how many

other world does it or how to. joining us now is douglas johnson he's a historian and author of several books on sudan including the root causes of sudan's civil wars he joins us on skype from santa fe in new mexico douglas johnson welcome to the news is it such a surprise that we are where we are today with saddam. well it's not really much of a surprise because within the military within the civil service with injured new judiciary the. islamist groups of were brought in by bashir. and others are still very much imbedded in the government and in the military in the security of sudan at the same time. the civilian uprising the civilian opposition also is having to contend with some of the party like the popular congress party which were part of the regime and at one time but then through with

it but are still part of the problem they were the ones who introduced the most severe form of shari'a law where are the ones who were part of the economy so there are difficult to see how the civilian opposition can go itself together when the military the ready trans the transitional military council is still so embedded in the government. the institutions of the country are we saying that what's happening at the moment that's the situation that's been dragging on for months can carry on with nobody taking it to the next level. no it can't carry on like that for for ever there is a real danger there the peaceful demonstrations that have been so well organized in a number of different cities could be turned violent there is the possibility that

if there is any sort of destruction of property or violence from within demonstrations the transitional military council will use that as an excuse to start cracking down with violence on their own so in your mind you are perfectly clear that if that was to happen or if there were light skirmishes on the streets then the regime would i guess what i'm saying revert to type yes sorry i think it would revert to type the consequence of that is something that hasn't really been spoken about much in the media because the military says that they must stay in control for the security of the country but the military of the areas where there is insecurity where there has been are the fighting in the blue nile in the the nuclear mantids in darfur these conflicts were initiated by the military so

the armed opposition unfortunately hasn't been able to coalesce to present a united front what if there is some real violence against demonstrators in the major cities of sudan this might bring the armed opposition and the civilian protesters much closer together and you could see an escalation of violence in other parts of the country. and not necessarily just the terms and not necessarily in the areas that are currently in conflict with the government that the johnson thank you don. we welcome. still to come for you here on the news hour we are in india where a small political party is making significant changes in delhi's education system. leading the charge an island in south korea where traditional cars are running out of growth. and sport is a juggling act that the world relays and japan that's coming up with joe in about 20 minutes.

hello again it's good to have you back well we are seeing some very heavy rain showers right now pushing across parts of turkey now those could be quite heavy at times and could cause some localized flooding you can see the rain showers right there making their way over here across the eastern sections of turkey a little bit cooler for at for $1000.00 degrees they are down here towards a level though it is going to be 28 degrees and as we go from sunday to monday those showers start to make their way towards the caspian back who rain in your forecast as well as down towards tehran with a tempter them of about 29 degrees well here across the gulf it is going to be quite warm temperatures are expected to come up as well we do have some clouds pushing through the gulf right now and here on sunday in those clouds we could see rain shower to but we do expect those to be quite light for doha on sunday $37.00

degrees but as we go towards monday it is going to be $39.00 degrees with riyadh seeing a high temperature there about $36.00 degrees and then very quickly across much of southern portions of africa we are looking at dry conditions across much of the area even over here towards madagascar things will be quite dry for you with entered the river at about $26.00 degrees there down towards cape town though on sunday it is going to be a cloudy day and those clouds will continue here on monday up towards your hemisphere of though plenty of sun in the forecast at 23 and durban a nice day a 25. leverage years. of duction killings and unanswered questions we don't know what happened so we can't heal faultlines investigates why native american women are vanishing in disproportionate numbers in the us the search. for missing and murdered indigenous women. on al-jazeera you still searching these days

you have to work in. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was about covering khuda taz tragedies as quakes and that was it but not sure how couple feel how they how they think and that's what we do we go anyway 5 and a half months of demanding a good education system that was introduced to. latin america al-jazeera has helped to fill a void that needed to be filled. welcome

back welcome if you're just joining us you're watching news our live from doha these are your top stories 4 people including 3 gunmen they've all been killed in an attack on a luxury hotel in the southwest of pakistan one separatist group called the liberation army has now claimed responsibility for the attack in the port city of. yemen's who see rebels have started redeploying forces from 3 strategic ports now the pullout is expected to continue for several days under u.n. supervision salif. ports are important for the supply of food fuel and humanitarian aid that millions of yemenis depend on. one of the top story in south africa the governing a.n.c. has retained power after weapon states general election but with historically low vote share the a.n.c. has won with more than 57 percent of the votes now counted that secures enough seats in parliament to give president several ramaphosa another 5 years in office.

rebel groups in the north west of syria are fighting to recapture villages seized by government forces this week rebels launched a counter offensive to reclaim kufa buddha and other enclaves captured by government forces in the province of hama the new government campaign against rebels in both hama and italy provinces has killed more than 100 people and forced 150000 from their homes. some un security council members say they're deeply concerned that a full scale military operation in libya may lead to a humanitarian catastrophe our diplomatic editor james bays has more now from the u.n. in new york. there have long been fears of a final offensive in it it is one of the last strongholds of the opposition to assad aid workers have been concerned about an all out attack the population of the province has swelled to more than 3000000 people after many fled here from other parts of syria. russia is strongly suspected of carrying out some

of the recent bombing the targets of included medical facilities attacks that some experts believe could amount to war crimes as the security council gathered european ambassadors expressed deep alarm we are extremely concerned about the violent escalation in the region a new alipore must at all cost be. prevented you need lib there is only a political solution and the military solution that apparently has been sought now is not is not a viable one the meeting didn't take place in the main chamber of the council where open sessions are held but instead in the smaller room near it where meetings are conducted away from the cameras there was deep division and it was on display at the end of the meeting when 11 of the 15 members made

a joint statement 4 countries south africa indonesia china and russia did not sign up to these words we express or deep concern. of a potential humanitarian catastrophe in the event of a full scale military operation in italy so on the statement did not mention the assad government or russia can you be clear which countries are carrying out the bombing. for now even some of russia's harshest critics on syria were not prepared to condemn the country in public medical facilities have been attacked in it who do you think is responsible. will make medical facilities appear to have been targeted from the air say there aren't very many options for who can target from the air in this part of syria many security council members want to stop the

bombardment but they're also aware of russia's record of intransigents on syria it's used its veto 12 times in the security council that's why they're doing things behind closed doors at the moment their next step of course is likely to be an open meeting calling russia out in public james out his era at the united nations the u.s. warship designed to land u.s. marines is on its way to reinforce naval forces in the gulf iran's dismissing the deployment as quote psychological warfare aimed at intimidation the arlington is joining the abraham lincoln aircraft carrier strike group which sailed through the suez canal on thursday commanders say the deployments are a response to possible operations by iran against u.s. forces in the region of these latest deployments only to a significant u.s. military presence in the gulf the data base in qatar is the forward h.q. of the u.s. central command it is the largest u.s.

military base in the middle east but not the only one the u.s. navy's 5th fleet has its headquarters in bahrain there's been an american military presence in kuwait since the $1991.00 gulf war and american forces make regular use of its facilities in amman and the united arab emirates for more than 15 years there's been no formal u.s. military presence in saudi arabia u.s. operations of the base just south of riyadh ended in 2003 but ties between the 2 countries miller. trees are strong and the kingdom has long been a major buyer of american weapons america's support for the campaign in yemen has also become a significant political issue in the united states rodger shanahan is research fellow at the lowy institute for international policy and formerly an australian army officer he says the narrative surrounding the u.s. deployment of warships is more dangerous than the deployment itself. i think we have to separate the actual deployments in 10 years of the aircraft carrier battle

group and a 52 probe planned and perhaps a patriot missile batteries something that is new york separate those from the language it's emanating from washington so the narrative in washington is only hardening of the approach to iran and its use in a normally sequenced military deployments to back that up so i don't think we should be overly concerned at the moment the possibility of people or decision makers making the wrong decision based on that is fighting so i think the language surrounding least appointments is probably more dangerous than did it once and so in the u.s. it is certainly said and did talk about ramping up the pressure and it's already. the military pressure from announcing nased on insisting something more than they probably are but the thing that has been ramped up has bayne the economic pressure so we sayn not very coming out of the j.c.

you know i bet also more recently. the waving or the citation of the way it is for iranian oil exports through now sensation in the entire the iranian revolutionary guard corps and very recently were saying no sanctions against the iranians still now being human just the so. i think people probably paid too much attention to this military aspect and not attention to the economic aspect which is probably where the where the herd is being killed my stain me. as a long election process continues across india the governing party in the capital new delhi is highlighting education reforms its own baled after taking control 4 years ago and is now hoping to replicate its regional success in parliamentary elections on sunday so who rahman has the story. like many homes across india a man out on

a card is helping his children with their reading writing and arithmetic mahomedan are sent to horror wants taught in a private school that parents believe that state schools were not up to the job until now the father is a local politician for the aam aadmi party which has promised to improve state education in india's capital region but many stung me when i ask my children about the change they say government school teachers are teaching us better than the private schools private school teachers are very qualified they are paid less our teachers are more qualified and i get to know this from the children many. many government run schools in other states look like this badly in need of repair very little furniture and no support materials it's not easy to get a good education in conditions like these. one few parents in delhi would send their children to state schools for the same reason but a major investment in schools has seen the modern classrooms emerge with new equipment and sporting facilities that have attracted more parents back to the

state system in order to develop it with our situation was pathetic we never wanted to step in sight now the building is amazing the infrastructure is great and the number of teachers in the school is also increasing that's why we are getting our children admitted to the government schools here set up the system but lacking then diet can be. is credited with turning delhi schools around she was brought in as a senior advisor to the state's ruling party she's now contesting a parliamentary seat in delhi and hopes the party's education policy will get her votes and people are now beginning to talk about the fact that in just 40 years of such a transformation can happen then why did it not happen in 20 years before that and this is the fast time this question is that i think in their mind. government schools can be involved yes government hospitals can be improved and therefore we need the parties who believe in delivering this. last 5

years but the project foundation which is a non-governmental agency says the focus needs to be on those who educate the children who are they having these number of buildings. in france but they. all need to be offered you cation. in the quality of education is more important as compared to other aspects educational reforms in delhi being debated across the country but the need for reform and change is because changes here are big associated with the smaller regional party more responsive to change many voters are asking what have the stablished parties done in the best state so al-jazeera delhi. in hong kong pro-democracy politicians have come to blows with those loyal to be over the government spread to allow extradition to mainland china. i was some tried to stop others debating amendments to the extradition laws changing

the laws would change change that rather allow suspected criminals to face big national security charges in china opponents say is another erosion of hong kong's independence. the latest round of trade negotiations between the u.s. and china ended in washington with no breakthrough but beijing's top trade negotiator says the meeting was constructive with more. well the question now of course is the proportionality of china's response china has warned of counter measures without specifying exactly what those measures would be but lou her who has been leading the chinese negotiating team has said the talks are going to continue he said there's been a twist but the talks are not over and they will resume in beijing in a few days time it seems but lou her there's also conceded that there were disagreements during the discussions china wants the united states to lift those tariffs if a deal is done he also admits that one of the other sticking points has been how

much china has agreed to purchase from the united states but generally his language so far has been very measured. overdrawn we have come here with sincerity on behalf of the chinese government are 2 sides of conducted candid and constructive talks we both agree that the 2 sides need to maintain the good momentum of the consultations despite some temporary friction and obstruction we also agreed to meet again in beijing and to continue their consultations in the future. president xi jinping is aware that in the united states president trump has the support of the democrats on this issue and of course this tariff war comes at a time when china's economy is continuing to slow and this is a key year in china as well the communist party is 100 years old and in october it will be 70 years since the founding of the people's republic a year that the chinese leader cannot afford to appear weak particularly during

trade disputes with the united states but on the issue of trade this is perhaps the one area where the u.s. and china can do a deal because china is much more concerned right now over taiwan and the support that the trumpet ministration is giving to the independence leaning leader of the island republic. court has given permission for d.n.a. testing to be carried out on one of the suicide bombers killed in the easter sunday attacks it's to confirm if he was the suspected mastermind mohammad zahir and who's believed to have carried out the attacks a 5 star hotel in colombo the authorities will compare d.n.a. with 4 year old daughter who survived a police raid a week after the bombings in the town of cullman a mineral fernando's met some of the families of those involved in planning and carrying out the attacks that killed more than $250.00 people. moment with said his mother mother struggled to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday

horder the emotion actually i don't have words because. things go on my sister lives is gone she is pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to a. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters formed by some of the explosions to rip through this house inside the mouth of the in cullman in there were 15 people including 6 children who were killed here authorities say that if the safe house hadn't been found there's no telling as to the damage the people here could have caused yes his family paints a different picture of the men. here is really kind of everybody.

everybody knows in carpentry is a very kind of a glowing. piece of mind and he has a very good connection with his family. i don't know what was his mind i think actually he has. brainwashed. some people doesn't think. a number of those involved in the attacks related and lived in history cut down pretty all within a few 100 metres of each other we also met the mother in law of one of the easter sunday bombers in a twist of fate her daughter was killed in the sign the battle to read a sister in law of another bomber also spoke to us they both said they did not know the plot. mohamed zara on scene here just before he detonated his bomb at the

shangri-la hotel was the leader of a local group linked to i still police told al jazeera that his wife who survived the signed amount of the raid is being questioned by investigators with advice from doctors who are treating her. she has admitted to being among this group of 3 women buying clothing at this department store a few weeks before the attack members of the muslim community here say the killers have no place among them i would. dare not muslims those involved are not muslims we have proved that we didn't accept their bodies is no connection between islam and suicide. the relatives of the killers say they did not nor their intentions not everyone here believes them but lankans will now have to find a way to move forward without creating further division 11 and there's al jazeera east in sri lanka. now when we come back joe will bring you this story the sports

news russia's president shows he's a scoring machine on the i use the proves he's only human in victory. but i am a tradition every week news anchor brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump the town through the eyes of the world's jannah least that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in bed is a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. al-jazeera

. where ever you are. south korea is the place to be if you want to get a glimpse of the future of electric cars 0 emission technology has been on show at a big exhibition in ju-ju mcbride reports now from bus island aiming to become the 1st in the world to be carbon free by the year 2030. the show brings

together everything you need for an electric future. yes the cars both the sensible ones and the fun ones and all the other everyday variables to service in a world beyond fossil fuels all using the same advances in electric engine and battery technology but in all shapes and sizes even one made using a 3 d. laser printer. i think we have passed the inflection point and even these have become the norm the better prices come down by more than a 3rd so vehicles cost less as well. for an expo promoting green transport jeju is the perfect stage. a large volcanic island off south korea's southern coast it's famous for its rugged good looks a tourist destination that knows how valuable its beauty is and how vulnerable to climate change. because of that it's committed through renewable energy and

electric vehicles to being completely carbon free by 2030. in the entire jeju island is a natural treasure we wondered how best to preserve it and when it came to transport we decided to go electric jeju seems perfectly placed for such an experiment an island with relatively short driving distances well suited to electric vehicles and with a semi autonomous government able to pursue bold policies when it comes to embracing the electric vehicle jewelry is already way out in front of all the evey's in south korea right now a quarter of them all here on this one island but it's still got a long way to go to be 100 percent carbon free. the vast majority of vehicles still use fossil fuels but the government is quickly putting in place the resources needed to encourage people to go electric. to do such

a budget. so all the provincial governments providing enough support in terms of regulation and funding transport companies are also replacing their vehicles so i'm sure we can achieve that goal to them because you as the quest continues others in asia and beyond watch with interest what jade you can do maybe they can do also. rob mcbride al-jazeera j to south korea. 20 sports news is job peter thank you miss a day is a well set for another dominant weekend informing on with the team taking both positions on the front row for sunday spanish crown prix a qualifying session the 2nd to cancel the year prove tricky because the broncos nico holcomb both suffered a broken wing as he lost control and williams driver george russell found himself in a spin at the end of q one it was championship leader about terry bumped us who topped the timing and qualified on pole ahead of teammate lewis hamilton ferrari sebastian vettel and red bulls next to stop and make up the 2nd row mercedes have taken one to finish at all the races so far this season. when i was controversy in the f 3

race earlier at the 2nd to catalonia christian then got across the line 1st in race one but it was then given a time penalty for an incident under the safety car and devoted to 2nd he didn't seem to know and celebrated despite an official removing the number one sign from in front of his car when god had to stand on the podium alongside rival robert schwartzman who was declared the eventual winner. of the golden state warriors have found a way to win in the playoffs without kevin durant's the defending n.b.a. champions of 3 to the conference finals after seeing their series against the houston rockets houston with $32.00 down going into game 6 but they lead in the final quarter thanks to 35 points from last year's m.v.p. james harden harden won't get a chance to add a championship to his on his list so the warriors steph curry made up for the injured 23.22 full term loan all while dealing with

a. injury problems and golden state showed exactly why they're champions as they close it out $118.00 to $113.00 the 2nd straight season they want a playoff series on houston schools portland and denver are up for the next. oh good i'm not going to sit here call it like i go no use is there you know we're used to winning but this one felt amazed that i was so obviously a great team we just played in the calm on the road just losing cavite stuff with 0 points in the 1st half. and to get his way you know amazing and you know stuff down the stretch was incredible. preparations for the defense of his french open title a gathering momentum the spaniard reached the semifinals of the madrid open with victory of a stand for the dallas still without a title this season even on his favorite clay surface but he's in good form against the swiss winning the 1st set 61. and the 20 time grand slam winner wasn't about

show any mercy in the 2nd going on to take it 62 for a straight sets win next hour stefana says about who has never taken a set off and 3 previous meetings. and he may have delivered an 8 italian league title in a row for you but despite head coach must have any other leg is dealing with speculation he will be replaced this summer by former boss son tony a contact despite his domestic success you very failed to win the champions league during a likely time in charge he says he will talk about his future with the club's president in the next few days. we counted about that enormous hearing of the names as part of the game when i was coaching ac milan everybody was ruling me out writing that guardiola would take my place the fact that now only one other name is mentioned other than me it means i still have good value to. the fans of the 4 english teams playing in europe's major football finals of facing huge prices the tickets and

travel and i mean a small percentage of them won't even be allowed into the stadium liverpool and tottenham fans have been allocated only $16000.00 tickets each for the champions league final of the $68000.00 seater one to mature politan are in madrid with a similar story for also in chelsea supporters who have to travel to back ticket prices are already exceeding $600.00 with flights and hotels spiralling to 10 times the normal costs. it's a disgrace that ticket prices are at the level they are 80 percent of the tickets through available through the clubs even if you can get a price more than $150.00 pounds some of them 500 pounds i think this probably is the worst we've known internally for the you're right fine fine i simply cannot get my head round the fact that in the ground of 68000 in back who only 12 think it should being allocated to the front of the can beating clubs it's unbelievable

i'd love to see a breakdown of where the other 56000 think it's actually going to lead i'm a putin is known for his strongman post sona and that certainly came through on the ice at an exhibition hockey game in such the russian president led the legends team made up of former players politicians and billionaires and he was a goal scoring machine that was met with little resistance by the opposition nothing at least 8 goals although and official kremlin released a tape scored 10 but the 66 year old leader proved he's only a few human when on a freight train he sky. did over a carpet and fell face 1st while waving to the crowd putin appeared unhurt after the tumble. and he thought mr putin recovered well then take a look at this from the world relays in japan the hosts showed impressive hand eye coordination in the men's 4 by 100 meter relay when they almost lost the battle on japan managed to avoid dropping it and finish 3rd but were disqualified for this

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data. south africa's governing a and seen wins the general election but gets its lowest ever share of the vote. a stalemate in sudan the opposition rejects an offer from the military to hold talks within $72.00 hours to form a transitional government. gunman who stormed a luxury hotel in the pakistani city of have killed at least one person the security forces say the situation at the pearl continental hotel is now under control after they killed the 3 gunmen involved in the attack let's get the latest update now live from islamabad and our correspondent. to come out so the authorities are saying they've got this. under control can we believe feels like it's still an active situation. definitely under

control and. prompt action of the security forces to understand that. the. fault. which is going to happen and that. judging into their hotel is situated on top of that draw. flanked by military installations on both sides. will be questioned as to how those 3. able to get into highly secure we do know that the attackers confronted the guard towards. the gunmen then entered into the hole and there was swift action from the military forces nearby. and evacuated dolphin they get from that boat and then pin down the attack. according to the military and i did read. that situation definitely under control

the liberation army has taken responsibility they have a picture. of their fight there today what enrolled in the attack saying that they would see people who entered into that they were dead and 3 of them have now been the people are wounded they are receiving medical attention go to hospital and i think to be out of danger if this is such a secure area come can we make the inference the full that this was well planned and well thought out on the part of the attack because. lewdly absolutely in fact the attackers were never wanted to maximize the number of casualties and to hold on as long as. that the attackers faded doing. planning to inflict also the fact that because the hotel is situated so close to some of the white didn't military installations that different

from the security forces would also raid and probably true the attack and their surprise so it will be no big question mark as to all these people are going to able to get in with the equipment that they were carrying we're told of the drivers and possibly even rocket propelled grenades. who the rebels say is the 1st stage in their part of a deal that other groups need to fulfill the yemeni government says it's just a ploy if the fighters have started pulling back from 3 major ports now that's a move expected to continue over the next few days under u.n. supervision it includes who data an important gateway for food and humanitarian aid the millions of yemenis rely on set i cannot report. the battle for the port of data has been at the heart of the humanitarian crisis in yemen aid agencies have pleaded with the warring factions to withdraw from the strategic

ports a gateway for desperately needed food and medicine. millions are facing famine after more than 4 years of fighting between the whole fees and the coalition led by sad eurabia and the united arab emirates. according to united nations healthy rebels who redeploy from her data and the ports of salif use for grain and there are safe and entry point for oil we have huge problem terms of the lack of trust between the saudi led coalition on one side who is the rebels on the other worse very good but develops a little bit of trust that could potentially pave the way to eventually solving this conflict is going to really require some actions. there many governments backed by the coalition have expressed skepticism over the agreement on friday the minister of information mohamed any any tweeted any you know actual deployment that

does not allow for the principle of joints monitoring and verification of the terms of the sweden agreement is elusive and on acceptable. the amany government did not state whether vest side would make a reciprocal move. out of the agreement stipulates that both sides withdraw at the same time we complied with the agreement and we expect the saudi led coalition to do the same if they don't we've made our point plans were brokered by an led committee under the starcom agreement a pakistan between the rival competence last year. but soon after a cease fire was agreed on the 18th of december fighting resumed in the port city of hadera and since then repeated attempts to enforce the truce have failed the u.n. says it is monitoring the redeployment of fighters from the ports yet it's still unclear how far forces will go and who will eventually control the 3 ports side a higher that. is an associate research or at the london middle east institute and

author of yemen in crisis the road to war she says the redeployment of the seas is an important move. the rayment was made 5 months ago greenman to 6 trimly ambiguous and is open to any number of interpretations and therefore that that's been one of the reasons there's been such a long delay and during this delay they've been many occasions when both sides have claimed that they were going willing to withdraw and to follow and to respect the agreement but in practice it's very clear that both sides have failed to do so and i think it's particularly into important that the who says has now decided to uni lever to really withdrawal we have to my knowledge no evidence that the forces of the internationally recognized government and the coalition have been doing any withdrawing at all and all of this is extremely important in anticipation of the

next un security council meeting on the 15th of this month because there has been increasing threat from the west from the americans to support the saudis further and from the saudis and the m a hottie and there's been a lot of talk of the possibility or even the likelihood of the offensive on her day there which was interrupted last november in anticipation of the meeting that took place in the symbol. of that offensive being renewed and i think it's been something that many people and certainly millions of yemenis have been very concerned and fearing because although there's been so little progress there has been remarkably almost and a fairly effective cease fire around her date. turns incomplete in south africa's general election and as expected the governing african national congress won the

parliamentary vote the a.n.c. won nearly 60 percent of the boat more than the 17000000 valid votes cast in this national election but this is the. marty's worst performance in the 25 years since the end of apartheid welcome weber's live for us at the national results center in pretoria. south africa's attitude towards the end see. what it shows is that its popularity at least in a national election is lower than it's ever been before and that's widely attributed to a whole series of corruption scandals that were especially prominent under the tenure of the former president jacob zuma also ongoing protests over poor delivery of public services that have been going on ever since the early 2000 but just 2016 when municipal elections were held across south africa in some municipalities the

actually got even lower share than they did in this election some places even lower than 50 percent so they lost control of some municipalities but since then just over a year ago poser took over from jacob zuma so a lot of people will see the result it's about to be announced here the electoral commission is there on the stage up there we don't know what it is already we've got just over the a.n.c. have just over 57 percent of the vote so a lot of people want it's the lowest share that the a.n.c. is ever had a lot of people are going to see that as a sign that civil rights poser has at least halted or stemmed the party's decline and when we hear from him we think a little later today what do you think his central message to the voters might be. working within a short while he'll be speaking here but i understand they'll be speaking in his capacity as the outgoing president this is be his last speech on his current tenure

as president then there's actually an interim period of 2 weeks then he'll be sworn in as president again at least that's what everyone is expecting in about 2 weeks from now but we're waiting to find out what you say that won't be long from now and then of course as soon as he speaks we will update you welcome thanks very much. now the world health organization says more than 450 people have been killed in the battle for the libyan capital tripoli the un security council has called for a cease fire as the wall orderly for have to risk campaign to capture the city shows no sign of stopping the red cross residential areas are gradually turning into battlefields with almost $60000.00 people being displaced now the aid agencies are warning hospitals they're struggling with power cuts and chronic medical shortages opposition leaders in sudan are rejecting calls by the military council to resume negotiations within 72 hours to help form a transitional government protesters say the military is proposals do not match the

demands of the people and one month after president omar al bashir was ousted queues for food fuel and cash a common in sudan basic commodities are in short supply and the political crisis grinds on has more now from the capital khartoum. a position are saying. paul's time to talk with the transitional military council they say they like their tactics the transitional military council has been a lot different from those of the former. but they say the phrase. big problem which is within the opposition forces for freedom and change to themselves last week the 1st as a margin between the civil society we which is led by the sudanese professional physician which doesn't like the protests and sudan's position.