no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. al-jazeera. and i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes sudan's ousted president omar al bashir is charged with killing protesters during the upheaval that ended his rule but there's new trouble on the streets of khartoum. copies of poe's across sri lanka after attacks on mosques and muslim businesses social media is shut down. in london with the latest from europe including the ones america if needs to mock some

restraint is tensions wrong with the world. taking the trade war up another level china strikes back at the u.s. with even more tariffs. in this news hour with developments in sudan alsa president omar al bashir has been charged with killing and inciting to kill protesters in the 4 months before he was forced out of power and april more than 50 demonstrators are reported to have been killed the crowds of protesters from maine on the streets of the capital khartoum and security forces are being accused of using excessive force in the past few days tear gas and live rounds have been fired at crowds it's just gone 9 pm in khartoum morgan is live for us with so here but there's a lot to cover 1st let's talk about what do we know about this announcement of the charges against omar al bashir. well rochelle what we do know is that the former president are going to be here and his close

a close aides are being charged with inciting and killing and participation in the killing of protesters of course the protests started since december and the government is saying that 38 people have been killed but rights groups and the central doctors' committee which has been documenting the number of people who have been killed say at least 90 people so president of former president on one of bashir is being charged with inciting and participation in the killing of these protesters including people who died within the cells of a secret national security services now the article he's being charged under is article $130.00 according to the sudan law act and the punishment for that is death if proven guilty so we're yet to hear from the state attorney's office when he will be presented to trial for trial what his that he would be if he's going to plead guilty or not a lot of things are yet to find out but what we do know for sure right now is that if convicted president onward former president ahmed bashir will be charged will be punished by death ok and what do we know about where this talks between the 2 sides

. well the opposition coalition and the military council are still going to continue their rounds of talks they started their 1st one today and it's set to go for 3 days and will end the day after the opposition and the court and the a and the government and the military council came out and said that they have agreed on the structure of the of the transitional government but they yet to agree on how much a presentation the military council will get that was one point of contention they said that the more they're going to talk about how long the transitional period should be the military council has been very in insistent on a 2 year transition period while the opposition coalition wanted a 4 year transitional period that's something they said they're going to talk in the coming days but in the meantime protesters on the ground are not happy with the military council we've we've been there earlier we've seen rapid support forces which is part of the military's firing tear gas find tear gas and live ammunition of protesters to protest as injured we've talked in that we've spoken to activists and they're saying that they are still right rounds of life

a mission fired and tear gas so while the talks are continuing between the opposition coalition and the military council the protesters on the ground which the opposition regarded as their pressure cards against the military council are not happy with the moves being made by the military council at the moment to show ok have a morgan live press in khartoum thank you. siddons protesters say they will not say ground to the military rulers and a vow to continue their demonstrations outside their army headquarters to all of their demands are met ominous are met some of them in the capital khartoum. at the entrance to the venue of the protests vehicles belonging to the sudanese rapid security forces a ton. of just us guarding the entrance to the square say the security men welcome here some of us you know just we are not afraid of the armed forces or anyone else they can bring as many of them as they want we won't leave here it's either we die here or we get a civilian government. tension is rising at the square with the protesters fearing

attempts to disperse. the protesters responded by fortifying buddy kids around their comp and calling for more people to rally with them their aim is to increase pressure on the military leadership to handle the politics of billions. we've closed every entrance to the square and we're not opening until we know what the forces are up to they've been attacking us yet we've been peaceful. the protest the son libyan nothing to chance they say they don't want to be quiet time away as one of the security forces come full of them the protests off so far off one of them the only leverage they harbor against the transitional military council and they say that multiple committee. they have also called some of the magistrates leading to the central business district of the coppertone temples are quick to flare between the protesters and frustrated malta wrists including military officers.

even ambulances fitting the sickest. of the protesters. before being allowed to. cars and buses no longer apply these routes into the city so people entering the city from these sides are forced to walk. i wasn't good at doing that it's very difficult we were forced to get off the bus because of the close road we will be forced to walk home later protesters and security forces also confronted each other in the suburbs of the city the deadlock in talks between the a position on the military is adding to the tension on monday the military council announced they had resumed talks with the opposition and we're making progress will break out but unless a deal is reached soon a confrontation between the protesters and security forces seems almost sutton. her to. ensure a long and overnight curfew being enforced nationwide after attacks on mosques and

muslim owned businesses and the government sparking social media apps to prevent the spread of false information from sparking bench attacks alleges tension is high following the easter sunday attacks last month which killed at least $250.00 people now fernandes joins us live from sri lanka now so now there are a few hours into this curfew now houses all playing out. the situation was quite done earlier busy busy on in the afternoon and going into the evening particularly in the towns that we had northwest of the capital colombo there were several towns which tended to be flashpoints where you had violence erupting you had with businesses busy very close that were being. such a number of these places being torched by unrelieved basically mobs there were

a mix of people some reacting to post on social media others essentially being carried by the momentum by the sort of anti muslim sentiment that was beaten that she waited over the last couple of hours and they were giving went to emotions and frustrations over the years we've that have been building over the last few weeks here in sri lanka but since the clampdown over the police emergency starting with those flashpoint towns and then extended einen wide busy at the moment that is an uneasy calm the security forces and the police using strong arm of the law literally there are a huge amount of busy security forces that have moved into these flashpoints we've had pictures coming in from some of our people in the ground that show water

cannons for dispersing of crowds we've seen extra security on the streets and a very sort of a heavy presence to try and contain and ensure that this violence doesn't spread so now it's always controversial when social media is is totally shut down and an open society there it's controversial thing to do but having said that can you tell me about some of the things the way that that social media was playing and so the tensions. absolutely we've had at least one came to the beginning of all this violence to show busy that pointed does risky to the social media as the cause as the spawn that started off so we didn't have the post by. by busy a young businessman essentially leading to the fact that some the services had resumed once again you know along the lines of busy it being too early and people

should be setting breaking because they would because i need to know that just that comment drew the i obviously of the christian community. surrounded this young man reported to be a ms in business and surrounded the 6 of business and from that on it was almost a domino effect. the premises for a sack and then on you did have other incidences as was now there's also been a lot of busy sort of scam on the ring and humans that have been spread on social media on these platforms being passed on 5 obviously given the comments that this country so on these 5 no one wants to be caught napping no busy one to wants to take the risk so every time there's a story that you know that is and then there's going to be a massive explosion in any number of cities you know warning of explosives event

those warning of assailants who are going house to i was attacking people people of becoming very very steady almost low just and prudent takes a backseat and literally panic in time annoyance takes over and that's what we've been seeing the show so this is not helping obviously in terms of restoring calm allowing people to get back to their day to day activities because every time things appear to be 2nd. there's a new wave of violence. that kind of. really. being. all around and that is one of the. restrictions social media. tend to. make. for the violence tensions have said.

but something. i mean even the. busy busy 5 very very clear saying that the security forces are. all options to them and they 1 are very very hard on anyone. violence. 1 against anyone. else and as life for us and sri lanka thank you and now. markets are plunging off the trade war between the world's 2 biggest economy steps even further officials in beijing have announced they are raising tariffs on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports starting june 1st made this in response to the announcement from donald

trump on friday that the u.s. is doubling duties on chinese products for $200000000000.00 retaliate or the measures have rattled global stock markets and heightened fears of a prolonged trade war in the world's biggest economy china is playing the waiting game as the u.s. heads towards the election season as a transitional reports from beijing. as for the impact on chinese consumers from this trade war it's really hard to detect certainly there are no signs of panic no long queues outside of shops but several months from now if the president from delivers on his promise to basically you know tax everything that china exports to the united states then of course you could start to see a negative impact but of course you know the state controlled media here will make sure that no negative coverage appears in the media and of course unlike president donald trump xi jinping doesn't have to worry about reelection and of course less

than a few months from now we will be entering the election cycle in the united states and the feeling among some analysts is that because of that china is playing for time it knows that in the swing states there are farmers who are being hurt by these terrorists and these are farmers who may not be able to endure a 2nd year of losses u.s. stocks have tumbled sharply on monday after china's planning for talia tory terrace ellison is at the new york stock exchange to give us a fuller picture of him how this is all playing out day. yes not very good quite frankly this is shaping up to be one of the worst days on wall street since january 3rd of this year so that gives you an idea of how bad it's been so far on this monday there's a lot of worries the markets do not like uncertainty and that's exactly what we're seeing now with the trade war between china and the united states that has escalated significantly now what we've seen on wall street is that the dow was down

about 400 then it went down about 500 just about an hour ago it was down more than 700 it's gained back a little it's just over down over 600 just down a little above 600 at this point but it's gotten worse throughout the day not better let's look at the dow all 30 companies that are on the dow all of them except one is in the red but what's really interesting about today what has traders really worried is the the depth of this fall it's hitting all industries let's take a look at apple the world's largest technology company down 5 percent about 80 percent of apple's products are made in china boeing one of the world's if not the world's biggest aerospace company down about 4 percent there is worries that china might try to target boeing specifically and then caterpillar which is a company the biggest in the world that makes. construction heavy equipment construction products and heavy equipment big trucks and stuff like this huge

company it's down 5 percent so you're seeing technology aerospace heavy machinery industry type companies all of them taking huge hits on the stock market and why does this matter to the rest of the world as one trader said global growth comes down as soon as there's a trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies the world of venture is going to feel and that's why we're seeing companies on the stock market that have nothing to do with trade between the u.s. and china also in the red on monday a lot of worry here on wall street all right dave allison though with the latest in the new york stock exchange thank you. when i'm ahead of the news hour and quitting and jail in britain now wanted man in sweden a rape case is reopened against wiki leaks founder julian assange last i requote reporting from lima protein island in oxford nor were ordinary a richer and broader birthrate but author of the course have the big oral property . and he might be

a barrel of laughs but tyson fury has some serious words for the heavyweight boxing division we'll hear what he had to say in sport. as sector state my pompei 0 has made a surprise trip to brussels to discuss rising tensions with iran for more we can cross to felicity bard our european prague castle and our 1st city thanks michelle yes the european union has told mike pump air that it fully supports the international nuclear deal with iran and has called only us to show mark simone restraints held talks with the foreign ministers during the unexpected stopover in brussels the blocks foreign policy chief expressed concern that u.s. strategy towards terror on carries grave risks falls week iran announced it was scaling back some commitments on the 2050 nuclear deal. michael pale heard that very clearly today from the from the us not only from myself but also from the

other ministers of feeling the states that. we are living in a crucial delicate moment where. the most relevant. attitude to take the most responsible attitude to take is we believe should be and that of maximum maximum restraint avoiding any escalation. well our desire is to tasha butler is following developments for us in brussels so natasha might be in brussels then to talk to for ministers a bounce who ran do we know what came out about meeting well it seems that if the us secretary of state might pompei or came to brussels in order to try and weaken the resolve of e.u. foreign ministers and their support for the 2015 nuclear deal then he would have got away disappointed because as you heard there the use foreign policy chief

federica more greeny said that as far as the e.u. was concerned member states fully support the iran deal she said you know it is a deal that is seen as the best bet if you like for security in the region and earlier in the day we heard that echoed in the words from the german foreign minister high command as he said look the point of this deal is to really to stop iran from having a nuclear weapon it's about security in the region now. made this on shared jeweled a visit to brussels he said he came in order to try and talk to you foreign ministers about the fact that the u.s. says that iran is escalating tensions in the region threatening american interests and soldiers we know already that the u.s. has sent washington and artillery to the gulf because of that the u.s. says that the iran deal is basically is a threat to global security the e.u.

says it's just the opposite and that really is the crux of the divisions over this and what more greeny also said was she called on all sides to try and calm tensions she said we have to stop this military escalation and she said you know the e.u. will continue to support this for as long as iran compiles and she said for the time being iran is complying i mean e.u. desperately wants to save the nuclear deal but are there any indications about how it actually is going to achieve that given what's happening. well that's the real question margaret he certainly said that eve foreign ministers discussed the iran nuclear deal how to try and save it they know they need to come up with some sort of plan the certainly a sense of urgency particularly after the fact that last week tehran said that it was giving european powers 60 days to come up with some sort of new plan to shield the iranian economy from the impact of u.s. sanctions now the e.u. responded then very vehemently saying that they rejected all forms of ultimatum but

they know the pressure is on them they've ready to launch from the e.u. payment mechanism called instax that allows for some trade between iran and european businesses but it's really only for small and medium businesses so it's not going to persuade the big multinationals to resume trade with iran because they simply will not want to have the risk of u.s. penalties now greeny said though that this inspects payment mechanism which was supposed to really be up and running in a few months could now be up and running in a few weeks over perhaps an indication that the e.u. wants to try and come up with something a bit faster but again whether it's going to be enough to save a deal that's looking increasingly fragile remains to be seen but if this deal does collapse of course it is going to be a blow for the e.u. powers of diplomacy in brussels thank you. swedish prosecutors have reopened a 9 year old investigation into a rape allegation against the wiki leaks founder julian assange will is seek his

extradition from britain swedish authorities hold of the investigation in 2017 when assaults took refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london but with the u.s. also keen to extradite him it's going to be up to the british government to decide where he goes next paul brennan reports from london. when julian aside was dragged from the ecuadorian embassy in london last month it ended a 7 years siege of the building by british police within hours of assizes arrest u.s. prosecutors unsealed their indictment seeking his extradition for publishing hundreds of thousands of classified documents on his wiki leaks website and with our size now in custody swedish prosecutors are now resuming the rape investigation which was halted 2 years ago. vocal and of death the decision taken by marianne lee to discontinue the investigation on the 19th of may 27th payne was not motivated by difficulties related to evidence. after reviewing the policeman or

a investigation in its current state my assessment is that there is still probable cause to suspect that mr astonished me to break. wiki leaks made julian assange both famous and notorious transparency campaign a celebrated his work governments and intelligence agencies denounced him. but it was an encounter in 2010 during a lecture to a sweden which brought his downfall and allegation of rape was made against him a song has always denied the claim but he fled to britain. the lawyer for the alleged victim says she is pleased that the case is now being resumed. the prosecutor's decision is clear it signals something important and that is that if we want as a quote before the war nobody stands above the law even if your name is julian assange but his supporters say the case has faced political pressure throughout. it is always ready is really closer to distant united states to face.

letter imprisonment or death sentence or for his work. let's look before julian assange is currently in a british jail serving a 50 week sentence for skipping bail in 2012 but when the sentence is served it's not clear what his next destination will be it will be for the home secretary a government minister based here to decide whether the u.s. or the swedish extradition bids should take priority the relative seriousness of each of the allegations will be a factor and the chronology of the applications will also be considered on that basis legal commentators here in the u.k. believe currently the swedish extradition bid should probably take precedence but political factors may well influence the ultimate outcome paul brennan al-jazeera london. from london in this right now though it's back to resell it. thank you to the mystery surrounding the fate of 4 ships off the coast the u.a.e.

government officials they confirm that the commercial cargo ships were subjects subjected to what they call acts of sabotage nerves which are as port which is $140.00 kilometers south of the strait of hormuz that's where about a 3rd of all is traded so this is how these events have played out on sunday morning iran in an lebanese media outlets aired reports of explosions at the city's port but already said reports were an accurate hour later though the u.a.e. said 4 commercial ships were subjected to what it called sabotage operations near its territorial waters said erebus energy minister said 2 of its oil tankers were among those attacked a monday in the region shipping company said the haul of its tanker was damaged by an unknown object off the coast of the united arab emirates iran this is driving reports of attacks on saudi arabia and u.a.e. ships alarming and called for an investigation egypt in bahrain and they call for

cooperation councils general and the arab league have denounced the act of sabotage . cholera is on the rise and yemen recorded more than 200000 suspected cases this year and seasonal rains are helping spread the disease among both warrior you many's and others as well it's a reports. exposed to the elements hungry and struck by disease africans who have crossed the sea from. a better life are the latest victims of yemen scholar at demick this dusty hospital in the southern province of huge has become a makeshift war. security forces brought the sick from a migrant detention center but the hospital was full many have already died of the disease there's barely enough food to move and hospital staff worked. with limited supplies to keep survivors alive. today we were fed dring

lunch one piece of bread and one flat bread nothing much and the people here are still hungry it is not enough there is so much heat and there is no air conditioning in the detention center even the water is little and not good enough for drinking it's estimated that more than 4000 african migrants are in yemen security forces in the cities of aden island huge have detained them in camps where poor conditions have allowed the epidemic to thrive. they're dying before eyes and we cannot do anything there are still cases to come just a few minutes ago the authorities called and told us that there were still more than 100 cases in which the patients were critically ill the destruction reeks by yemen's 4 years civil war has created prime conditions for the spread of cholera fighting and as strikes have damaged sewage systems and water stations and many people don't have access to clean water color is spread by contaminated water

causing dehydration through vomiting and severe diarrhea in the capital sana'a health workers go door to door giving children the color f.x. see it's a slow process but these drops could mean the difference between life and death in march the u.n. report says that the number of suspected cases had increased by 150 percent in the space of a month and a portion of those affected are young children. much i love you we go to houses and give the vaccines and educate people because it's a very dangerous disease vaccines cannot ensure immunity and their fat sickness declines rapidly after a yeah but this temporary measure is the only option to help stem the spread of cholera an epidemic adding to what's already regarded as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. al-jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera.

was getting all the help they can get in mozambique survivors are not just one but 2 cyclons plus hidden treasure and peru why thousands of priceless artifacts need a much bigger home. as spreadable aim to transform entry with the french open just weeks away to tell you how she's going to work. how there were at the moment the next 2 days the levant should stay dry the climate is not there as you can see but it is around to the north and to the east particularly over iran and i think that will be the place where we see shot of a fairly readily as far north as toronto and beyond to the shows the caspian up into as i was advised as well occasionally turkey looks dry the tension by routes up to about 26 or up to 39 and baghdad so we are you know in the course of the 40

mark proper summer and daily these showers could repeat themselves in iran here we are again on the western side of the high ground and towards shiraz so as north was and east towards but come the other side down to the iraqi plane $41.00 degrees $27.00 in beirut now the pictures of the south generally speaking is still dry but not bone dry we are getting the daily potential of thunderstorms on the western side of saudi the higher ground near mecca for example it looks like down the gulf we got a bit of a breeze trying to pick up from the north the temperatures still in the high thirty's and with increasing cloud that could end up being a little humid certainly in bahrain show was he going to go to the high ground or western saudi or you'll notice down in yemen near santa it could also be thundering .

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watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now sans prosecutors have charged alsa president omar al bashir with killing and inciting to kill protesters during the uprising that began last year according to human rights groups more than 50 people were killed in the government crackdown and there are now concerns over the use of excessive force on protesters by the country's new military rulers this time in the north of khartoum donald trump is warning that there could be some retaliation is the u.s. china trade war takes a turn for the worse china says it's raising tariffs on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports starting june 1st it's in response to the trumpet ministrations decision on

friday to double duties on chinese products worth $200000000000.00 and dorothy's have imposed a nationwide curfew after attacks on mosques and muslim on businesses the government says it's also blocked social media apps to prevent the spread of false information from sparking revenge attacks. of course policing social media for violent content highs and a challenge for governments around the world is the prime minister to send art and francis. isn't a real micro now want to pitch what's being called the christchurch call the leaders are meeting in paris on wednesday where they're expected to urge other countries to adopt a coordinated approach to tackle online violence to also urge social media giants like facebook and twitter to reduce risk of attacks being live streamed ensure the research that flags content deemed objectionable with government agencies. announced her plans in the wake of the christ church mosque attacks in march that killed 51 people the gunman live stream the country's worst ever mass killing which

was viewed and shared several times before it was taken down and have similar as a senior director of the counter extremism project a nonprofit organization that combat's extremist groups by advocating for effective online regulations and joins us via skype from new york where you shake your time so much so this conference this coming this call to to do something different what is the response been from from the tech industry or from social media companies how are they responding to it. thank you so much it's wonderful to talk to you see this important event it's a really of course an initiative that demonstrate the concerns that precinct of governments have with the spread of extremist and terrorist content online unfortunately we had many of these meetings before each event take companies have managed to ramp up their defense against spreading of this content online but

however every time there's another big event deals we seem to be going back to the beginning so while this is a good start and vital for literally the 1st time base also a call for governments to put in regulation the internet companies are still very hesitant to accept the concept that the tech industry like any other industry should be regulated as far as its misuse by terrorist organizations is concerned why are they has a tent do they not have the ability the cable the capability the mindset to do something about it why are they has a tent. i think the the hesitation is really a story to one the business model was seen as a positive one connecting the world enabling to overcome occasion and it does all that so take by itself like any other human endeavor is not an negative one but a very positive one but what the industry as a whole as a group did underestimate is that like any other service they could be misused for

nefarious purposes therefore we need to now work towards a little bit of a culture change and of course mark socket books. at a couple of days ago seem to be signaling that finally the industry accepts the concept that the banking industry their service is likely to be misused by terrorist and criminal organizations and therefore they need compliance regulations by governments in order to justify the additional costs that it will take to increase and better the defenses there is no technological challenge my organization the counter extremism budget has a source that will lift that crawls internet service providers platforms for terrorism content in a very effective way if we can do it they certainly can are you concerned when you talk about government regulation particularly and open societies are you concerned that there is a slippery slope of government going to far in any government regulation there's

always that fear of it being misused and there is a real feels it's being misused however. this is not good enough good enough an occupant to say there shouldn't be any regulations what we've seen now since 2014 it's been a problem for a long time but since 2014 with the rise of the islamic state in iraq and syria that internet and social media the have become a key tool for terrorist organizations been trying to sell for regular tour brought since that time however. we are not really strategically much better than we were in 2002 in addition we now see a different danger when as you just reported the government of sri lanka is now disabling social media services because they fear that the tech companies are not able to prevent by themselves this rate of extremist content and therefore make the situation in sri lanka even more complicated than it already is so. forcing

governments to turn off the services is certainly going to be needed if towards free speech we appreciate your insight very much on ships and war thank you thank you a palestinian activist living in norway says he's facing threats to his life that has the exposed details about the saudi crown prince go back to felicity barr and london felicity. rachelle a.n.l. by daddy has accused crown prince mohammed ben solomon of shifting his focus to all that oppose him following the murder of the journalist. john ho has more knots from . on the 25th of april baghdadi who has asylum here in oslo so the knock at the door it was plainclothes norwegian security agents there to warn him of a threat against his life picked up in intelligence passed on to them by the cia baghdadi is an arab pro-democracy activist who's involved in continuing the work of

jamal khashoggi the washington post journalist murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul moscow toba its work that focuses on twitter increasingly a battleground for democracy and human rights campaigners since the arab spring when m.b.'s started his rise to power in 2015 and it was soon very clear that a priority was destroying this new era public sphere and achieving complete domination over it i'm not going to get into details about how they did it but they succeeded spectacularly by 2017 certainly by 2018 arabic language twitter went from being the heart of this new dynamic public's arab public sphere to being a swamp presided over by the saudi troll mostar saw the time he and his minions the leading twitter intellectuals from saudi arabia were silenced jailed exiled or killed l. baghdadi accepts there is no hard evidence implicating muhammad bin salmond or

n.b.s. as he's known but he says the nature and makeup of the kingdom of saudi arabia means the finger has to point at the crown prince it seems to me that n.b.s. is shedding his reformist image and entering a new face the image of the enlightened reformer. that image has served him well and i think it's gone it's over and done with it's not coming back the new phase seems to be one of naked repression m.p.'s is not done killing this is not a one off incident it's part of a new wave of oppression in baghdad he says his main concern is for his family i've been advised by security experts that my family is a soft target and that securing their safety is of utmost priority i can no longer travel to see them i need to bring them here for them to be safe al baghdadi insists he'll go on undeterred in his own words on twitter he said if they don't want to kill me i'm not doing my job so now al-jazeera oslo and government

protesters in albania have held fire bombs and flares at riot police in the capital to round up that's just hours after us and the news has called for restraint it is a weekend similar protests turned violent with the opposition calling demonstrators to keep up pressure on prime is to iran to stand down he's accused of corruption and for what wealthy is norway has profited from the exports of its rich reserves of oil and gas the northern european nations still boast vast untapped resources in areas filled with biodiversity but drilling in those areas is increasingly unpopular at one such region is the foton alliance or business that clark is there and sent this report the far north of norway is spectacular a lot of mountains and fuel general beauty it's an important fishing area and as you can imagine brings in the tourist dollars this is actually the highest mountain

in the whole been particularly in the folk niland way getting up close to nature is what you do as he goes. the problem is the welfare lisa lies beneath the waters for a long time miller folk niland have been in the crosshairs of the big oil companies because geologists know that in these coastal waters lies a non-factor all feel what an estimated $60000000000.00 and the bosses or the license to explore the passes has been supported by the government if a many it's a big concern a little as i say i'm all against oil but i'm also really afraid of the dems as it can happen if there is a big oysters i wish i wouldn't take the risk but things may be changing recently norway's opposition labor party with drew its support for lafitte next gratian maybe now as a majority in parliament to keep the islands off limits the young people today and they are more important about the future climate change i watch

a real live live live about. and i think the fish wrists and the tourism industry is the future more and that oil and gas especially in this arctic areas. norway is a nation made rich by 4 decades of oil and gas extraction the sovereign wealth fund worth a colossal one trillion dollars so every move away from fossil fuels is significant the climate crisis is also more real it's close up in our face you have to do serious stuff the next 10 years. and educated people and already understand that it's it when we start to understand that there will be some changes on the small to even maybe politically decided that the markets will change to the mound of consumers really the mound. we're happy with that theory progress but for those in the face and who rely on these waters in fear the potential impact of oil spills is still skepticism we're never gets the food we. fully know for oil

exploration so for me it seems like it's only no intil it's yes and when it's yes there's no turning back at a time when the world needs to radically cut back on fossil fuel emissions it will become increasingly hard for the nation to justify new extraction contracts especially in these wars is the clock al-jazeera the liberated islands norway. has it from here in europe blackmail to doha and to russia a city thank you polls have closed and philippines mid-term elections seen as a referendum on president robert go to territory if it in his home area of valve's city earlier on monday that his allies are expected to gain seats and the upper house senate that could help him push through controversial policies but when his prime minister has been knocked out of the presidential race solus nellis conceded defeat a few hours after the polls closed on sunday

a failed to qualify for the runoff vote on 26th of may economists has promised promising to build a welfare state will be up against a conservative former finance minister for the top post. millions of people and southern africa are having to rebuild their lives after one quickly followed by another last month some. hard hit especially on the island of off the coast of northern. has been there to see how survivors are picking up the pieces. this is the 1st time he says combat evil island since hit last month his family home is gone so to have all his belongings. to see. before.

now the rain is eased. the managing to reach more remote areas and small islands in some places the damage is extensive patients had to be evacuated from this hospital when the storm hit thousands are now homeless. in schools and community holes even in this old fort. the 16th century building survived the people who lost their homes say they feel safe leaving because it's so strong but conditions are. close to it and food. aid has started to arrive. but many people are still waiting for help. many crops in northern must. we are grateful for the help. but we need more it's not just food people also need medicines clinics and was destroyed. mozambique was still

struggling to deal with. this is already considered one of the poor. and. heavy rain on the record floods damaging homes strong power lines from texas to mississippi leaving many without electricity and more flooding as expected as reverse and streams are expected to rise further in the next few days still. a frenzy action for you.

an exhibition of various capitals showcasing a unique collection of 3000 are all textiles other priceless treasure of are also on show in a family run museum and lima but many more remain hidden away because they can't afford a bigger building to display them all and sanchez has more. rock after rock of pre-columbian objects thousands of years old this is a rare glimpse of part of peter's heritage crammed in shelves and drawers in floor look at this textile fragments of the 1st wall re empire 1300 years old we have them one on top of the other matthew a man who runs the family museum which started in 1951 by his father to a man know

a japanese naval engineer who was a former prisoner of war and migrated to be to after his release he fell in love with all textiles with wolverine feathers or life scenes embroidered in cotton or animal fiber all depicting the lives of ancient peruvians it's the best textile collection in the country both in the open my father was a son of a textile businessman and a mud textiles in japan a 400 year old piece is considered a national treasure here my father could get his hands on 3000 year old pieces that blew his mind. so child money you traveled with his father dealing with art collectors collecting valuable objects that had been left behind by 2 men raiders who were only after buried gold and silver pieces. museum. rowley's says this mainly textile collection is vital to understand the old civilizations here.

it's been done this textiles are important because clothing was not only for dressing but it holds a series of symbols that towers where they came from who were their gods what hierarchy's they had the collection also includes mummies tattooed human fragments musical instruments dolls around makes many pieces are 2 to 3000 years old all shut down in these faults there are 36000 pieces in these vaults 20000 of them could be shown to the public but the amount of family doesn't have the money to exhibit them in 2010 the amount of family went bankrupt sold their house to pay them you see instead it's the exhibition open to the public in the capital lima only shows 2 percent of the collection says he'll do anything to maintain the museum and prevent the state from taking this national treasure away but an essential.

time for sports ana thank you very much to our richelle the toronto raptors are into the eastern conference finals for just the 2nd time in franchise history a buzzer beating effort of leonard's deciding game 7 of their pale series against the philadelphia 76 is andy richardson reports. to moment notes are on her reps is fine will easily forget. while lennon's buzzer beating shot going the long way round thanks. for eventually dropping in to give the raptors a 9290 victory over the philadelphia 76 is in the decisive 7th game of their playoff series something i remember expands before game 7 and i want to show. so. no no blessing or just be able to you know get get our point

and make that sharp and feel that moment with the semifinal series tied at 33 these teams could barely be separated throughout this encounter when it's excellence the marginal difference i know i really was he scored $41.00 points but with 4 seconds left everything was still up for grabs as the $76.00 is jimmy butler tied the game up at 90 points each week to was thank you. to the job i wanted to reform the king for that final fling from atlanta to the 1st game 7 buzzer beater in n.b.a. playoff history he and his team now move on to the eastern conference finals and a series with the milwaukee bucks and some 1st shot somebody get a game winner and then be game 7. it was a show emotion. and it was going to go from you know we can move on it's also moving on after

a game 7 when all the portland trail blazers beats the denver nuggets next up for them the golden state warriors in the western conference finals on the richardson l.g. 000 serino williams has made a winning return from injury as she looks to get in form ahead of the french open which begins later this month the 23 time grand slam winner had been out since march because of a knee problem on monday should be to rebecca peterson in the 1st round of the tally open and. down the swedish qualifier straight sets she'll be looking for a 4th title in. the cricket to world cup begins in just 2 weeks time and host england are focused on winning the tournament for the very 1st time on wednesday they say pakistan in the 3rd one day of a 5 match series which they lead to one nil england have only made the world cup final once that was back in $1902.00 and a loss to m.r. khan's pakistan however they go into the event in great form and are currently

ranked number one in the world. we've got to win games that's the main thing playing different teams that we're going to play we're going to have different lineups and whatever. and all those people coming in and individuals stepping up and stay in their playing for for the team is what we need to do playing the same brand of cricket throughout the whole squad no matter who's playing. matches the city a one win away from becoming the 1st english team to win domestic trouble trophies on sunday's city were celebrating their 2nd consecutive premier league title may be right and for one on the last day of the season finished one point clear of rivals liverpool they face what but in the f.a. cup final on saturday. so the 1st time is always always per se but we have done it grow. liverpool as well as what is the grove all season but. we did it with a british boxer tyson fury says he's going to come of the undisputed heavyweight

champion of the world within one year. he was in his usual to feel self at a promotional event to hide his doings out against germany. his may focus however is on anthony joshua and the man that he draw against in december. wilder both of whom hold the major world title belts at present fury's a former world champion himself he won 3 major world titles in 2015 by beating flood a mere political. ploy to me was known as the undisputed heavyweight king because he couldn't fight his own brother so when i be changed i became are you know why i didn't even change me one day not one bit so i'll answer that question one not to stop it next year because he will because you can't beat me i'll still be the same person as i am today because real people don't change on the n.h.l.

playoffs the boston bruins have taken another step towards the stanley cup final in front of the home crowd they crashed the carolina hurricanes $62.00 in game 2 their eastern conference final the bruins are now 2 up in the best of 7 series the carolina do have a home advantage in the next 2 games to south korea's sung congar has a won the 1st time on golf p.g.a. tour the 31 year old all the 7 birdies on a sunday to win the byron nelson championship in texas who actually lives in texas one by 2 shots he now heads to the 2nd major of the year the p.g.a. championship which starts in new york on thursday. and that's it for me michel and i thank you very much and thank you for joining me for the news hour here on al-jazeera there is much more news to come on the other side of the break for that we are going to hand it over to our team in london to keep it here.

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