top stories and big issues here on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. i'm sam is a band this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes reports of gunshots in sudan's capital where security forces are accused of attacking protesters. iran's foreign minister links what he calls extremists in the whitehouse twice attacks on ships off the u.a.e. coast. sri lanka orders a nationwide curfew for a 2nd night as it tries to contain religious tensions. software developed at israel blamed for the hacking for whatsapp messaging service intentionally affecting

1000000000 users. in sports since returning to action for the 1st time since his win at the masters woods targeting a 2nd major win in the year at the p.g.a. championship. protesters in sudan say shots being fired near the city an outside the military headquarters in the capital khartoum demonstrators are reinforcing barricades on the roads despite a warning from the military council lot to do so the military is denying it security forces used live fire against demonstrators in the city at least 5 protesters and a soldier were killed during the violence on monday night the military blames what it calls infiltrators but the protesters reject that hit morgan has the latest from car too. all right let's go instead to mohammed and he joins us live from the

capital khartoum so what's the scene like now in the square. me the protesters escalated things not only how they reinforced the body kicks out on the square but there were also some of the rules and. the news in the cup with talk as well as bruges we also saw some protesters closing some of the highways leading out of khartoum to the outlying regions of the country we're also hearing reports of some cities. also. action. here in khartoum. we been hearing from the protesters who are saying now a proper star and face they're hauling acts of civil disobedience phase and this anger for the blatant that they say on them sudan's

support forces by calling what morgan port on the events of what was a really chaotic night. doctors in this makeshift clinic try to save the life of a young man one of the dozens of protesters injured by what they see were members of a military unit known as their graphic support forces. as a set and in another there was a great idea they fired bullets at us and on protesters we tried to protect other protesters who were bleeding so i removed my shirt to use it to help someone the rapid support forces took the chance and attacked. the shooting began on monday evening the protesters the members of the rapid support forces to try to remove fruit blocks on some of the main roads when they refused to allow that the country. the military

denies that they or their rapid support forces were behind the shooting tensions have been on the rise in funding when the military was accused of trying to disperse they said they've been camping outside army headquarters demanding the military council which overthrew the country's 30 year president i'm going to be here to hand over power to a civilian government right now if i can. get it right more than 30 more than 30 and right now it might be 40 or even more so a sure thing for you and it must be one of the injuries are injuries from not just gunshots gunshot all of the injuries are gunshots. right oh protesters are demanding justice and the country state prosecutor may be able to deliver some on monday his office and mounts that the ousted president is being charged with inciting and participating in the killing of protesters since the demonstrations began in december last year but she will be tried under article $130.00 according to sudan's law if convicted he faces the death penalty the

military council that ousted him says some security members also died in monday's confrontation of the see a 3rd party is behind the violence as an attempt to diminish the progress in talks with the opposition coalition in forming a transitional government. seen with relief when there were people who are infiltrating these groups they are or md and they targeted some of our military personnel we are aware of these people their elements and plans of provocation we know the means that they use they have targeted the military with armed i mean but these outlaws were using very crowded areas to target some of our soldiers but those at the sit in seem to have no faith in the council and are not convinced talking by another mother isn't enough the people who died did there have to be more deaths today and all the forces are saying it isn't them then who was it who blood for blood no compensation was i mean.

protest this force will make them break their state in which is the 2nd month. too many lives have been lost in the quest for an independent civilian government for them to give them tensions are at their highest since the protests began and the risks of further escalation and further violence remains people morgan are just. listening to some of those chants there in the package mohamed doesn't sound like there's much of an appetite for talks where the world is dialogue stand. both sides are saying they're not of asked to continue in talking but again it will be highly unlikely that any talks from here on in would be a happening and. similar to that we saw on monday when. it was the 1st day since the talks resumed between the military council on the

opposition and then when the when they managed to achieve some good progress by even agreeing on the structure of the transitional council also in terms of timing they had set up what sums their lives for achieving results and that is definitely going to be freezing some changes. or i will leave it there thanks so much harm another saudi arabia state owned energy company around koa stopped pumping oil through a major pipeline after a drone attack the rebels in yemen say they launched the strikes to warn the kingdom to stop its aggression the east west pipeline the 1000 kilometers north of yemen was reportedly struck by 2 drones earlier the houthi said they were responsible for 7 drone attacks on the border with saudi arabia. assignable haiti is a pro who see journalist he says the rebels are within their right to attack saudi

civilian infrastructure. sometimes. forces inside iran some of the it has conducted many at arkansas the idea without the collated attacks they waited till the saudi deny or the saudi did not release any information about it then they use this kind of statement there and i think this is a kind of a war that we are in you have to wait to see what damage you have done inside saudi arabia and i believe in the coming hour we will know all the information about the attack we've seen that they knighted nation itself has taken saudi arabia full my list for killing children twice because saudi has threatened that they will cut the money they give into the united nation so this international law i think we and yemen we are both in it now on the shelf because. we have now yemeni forces. in yemeni we have now the right to thought to get any installation in saudi arabia to damage their economy their oil field all of that infrastructure support because

if we don't know if we are not doing so it means that we are allowing the saudi to continue killing yemenis of course some people might see this is wrong but i think what saudi have done in the last more than 40 years be people should have said should have stopped that not waited for 5 years through a response and then they will say while targeting civilian infrastructure. joins us now here onsite he's a retired jordanian air force general good to have you with us that's where the who he's getting these drones from i think they build it inside yemen with the help of with the iranian that sounds like quite a complicated process to do in what sounds like quite a desolate landscape in yemen to build drones of this knowledge of all the good the industry for it with the help of yemen. in order to do that this would this little small commercial. and the developed to.

get the capability and they've developed quite a lot haven't you now you know they're reaching what this was a 1000 kilometers away this later the battles and i think it's very ironic munitions not just you know aerial reconnaissance it is a very advanced operation concerning the reach and the precision of it in the targets. they got the technology i think they got the access for satellites and they have the whole process to do such attack so it's quite surprising how effective have the saudi and amorality countermeasures been it doesn't sound like. mainly the air defense system completely failed to handle such attacks. i'm not sure how it's going to the developed in the future but you've got the capability to reach. returned and it could be

a country of the it like nation or. of the new 3 well that is exactly what very very this is exactly what the same height he was telling me an hour ago when i interviewed him that that is next on the list i mean that's a bit of a game changer in this conflict is not it is a matter of fact it's the those that's a big challenge and threat to. the americans. but i consider such an operation now it's sort of the. muscles power for the rainy and through who sees you you bring you carry all you with your ship we can do this also to your ally allies in the region so i'm glad you mention that because that was going to be my next point is there a link the timing here for the hopis to launch this attack on iran co pipeline at the time when there's all this tension between the u.s. and iran the time when we had the reports yesterday of attacks on ships off the

coast of for j. era. and. i think they choose to try it sort of to show the american that we can do something about it and we could close the men that in actual fact because these you can be a great threat too and challenge to the ships crossing the old. and the have the capability to reach them it is a it's quite a development this is going on thanks so much for coming in and shedding some light on it thank you. oh plenty more still ahead on the news hour including china has hit back and the markets react we'll have the latest on the escalating trade war with the u.s. . we'll tell you why the u.n. is sending out a warning about children in angola. talents for one of baseball's

biggest stars back from injury and looking better than ever. iran is accusing the u.s. of escalating the crisis in the gulf region its foreign minister divides arief is in new delhi on an official visit he says to iran predicted what he called the sabotage operation to escalate the situation on monday for cargo ships south of the strait of hormuz with damaged by explosions an american military team is helping with the investigation. as. we discussed regional issues and the policies of extremists inside the u.s. administration and in the region who are trying to impose their policies we also discussed the concerns we have about suspicious sabotage operations that are happening in the region that we had earlier predicted that they would carry out such measures. in the region zain bus ravi has more from tehran.

following an initial assessment by a u.s. military team sent to for jerry porter to investigate the incident that occurred there an unnamed member of that team seemed to suggest that iran might be behind what happened in for gera now iranian leaders have been responding to that senior members of parliament have said that the information being provided as to what happened in for carol was too unclear it was too vague and there is not enough to determine actually what went on some suggesting that 3rd parties or some other actors might be trying to goad the united states into a conflict in the region earlier on tuesday a senior member of parliament seemed to suggest that israel might have been behind the incident and during a diplomatic visit to india a foreign minister zarif himself seemed to point a finger at the united states saying that the u.s. may be trying to destabilize the region and that iran had warned about possible

sabotage attacks like this being carried out by the united states iran's leaders continue to press their neighbors to try to create an atmosphere of cooperation in the region saying that the united states remains an outsider in this part of the middle east and that it is up to countries leaders in the middle east itself to focus on their own security their own stability and manage the region's security by themselves and for themselves of course the latest overtures by iran come at a time of heightened tensions with the united states iran and its neighbors have been sometimes friends sometimes foes but throughout it all they've been strong trading partners they've cooperated on regional issues but at the moment there seems to be no clear way forward is specially with more american military hardware in the area and iran is one of the topics expected to be discussed during a meeting between u.s. secretary of state mike on pale and russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov during

the meeting of the black sea resort of sochi lavrov. said it was time the 2 countries find new constructive way of working together the 2 top diplomats are also set to focus their talks on arms control delayed this visit to russia in order to meet with european leaders on monday brussels to discuss the iran nuclear deal. security forces in sri lanka tackling an increase in violence against muslims the government says elim pose a curfew for a 2nd night after attacks on mosques and most the mon businesses so far one person is being killed during rioting the united nations is worried the unrest could worsen andrew symonds reports. security forces say the violence is a direct result of the easter sunday bombings muslim businesses have been either set on fire or vandalized here a factory attacked by what police describe as mobs. police say they've used tough

counter measures and the violence is now under control sri lanka's prime minister gave this warning in his speech to the nation happy to have the unit i have given all necessary powers to the security forces to take stern action against those breaching the peace by violating the curfew and emergency law security forces will take all steps to take action against those breaching the law therefore i request the fullest cooperation to the military and police to safeguard peace i police say in the 3 worst affected districts north of the capital colombo young people grouped together in what appeared to be planned actions. but. among the targets were muslim own shops mosques were also attacked butyl. this small group must stop the dangerous game they play against the lives and property of innocent people i must state that we want to allow the country to be led to anarchy by those who show their strength on unarmed innocent civilians sri lanka's muslims make.

less than 10 percent of the country's $22000000.00 population and political leaders here are warning that violence will not only increase tension but also hinder the investigation into the easter bombings in which more than 250 people died andrew symonds out 0. in scope the latest now from the now found landers she's live for us from colombo so how volatile is the country right now. so i mean the all island curfew basically that has been brought in over the last $48.00 hours in certain areas where the violence took place and then last night throughout the country has served to dampen the level of violence that we have seen but once again the authorities have decided to bring in the curfew it would kick in island wide in a little over 2 hours from now but those flashpoints in the northwestern province

still very tense we were hearing even during the course of today where the curfew was still in place there that there was sort of some sporadic incidents with certain groups still moving around despite the curfew creating me home and chaos now obviously on a on a on a reduced scale but still the level of tension is quite high we are also hearing from some people on the ground in the villages that have seen violence there are claims that those who perpetrated the violence that attacked these muslim establishment shops houses were people that they didn't know the claim being that they might have been groups that were either brought in or came in in an organized fashion from outside the villages and this is sort of something that leads 5 to further clearance that the violence has been perpetrated on a sort of an orchestrated and an organized semi so the authorities the police the

armed forces having their hands full to get a handle on the situation so i mean a lot of criticism about inaction by the police allegations of just standing around while these mobs attack what's been the response from authorities. there have been creators of this survey you know in terms of the police the military obviously we heard from the armed forces the commander of the she lanka army lived in and around the 9 yesterday that there would be stringent measures taken against anyone disturbing the peace in fact he said anyone that is found to be attacking innocent muslims with the words he used he said would be dealt with in the strongest of fashion he did say and of the emergency the armed forces and the police were empowered to basically stamp out any violence any

sort of attempts to disturb the peace and he was very very clear that this would happen we're hearing that a cord from the prime minister who is basically the top person in the country the president having left for china to attend a conference but even the prime minister saying that he is empowered the security establishment to take all steps needed to crack down on anyone perpetrating violence so there is violence but there is also a sense as we see this sort of spread and the kind of very careful targeting of muslim establishment that it does give the impression that there is some organizing and sort of a certain sort of a orchestrated campaign that's at play here so i mean obviously these are yet to be investigated to be to be confirmed but that's certainly a sense that one gets so i mean thank you very much from.

now 4 roman catholic church members have been killed in northern booking a fast so the attack happened during a religious procession in a town in bam province it comes a day after gunmen killed the priest and 5 parishioners in a nearby town and funerals have been held for victims of that attack in the town of diablo gunman had opened fire on the congregation during church services on sunday among those being buried on monday was the priest a 34 year old man who was responsible for interfaith dialogue in the diocese. france is honoring 2 soldiers killed in a rescue mission in booking a fire so last week the special forces commandos died while trying to free the tourists for tourists they'd been kidnapped during a safari in been in an area considered a no go zone by the french foreign office the french president was among those who attended the ceremony to pay tribute to the soldiers. but in my.

little 3 the hostages were extracted quickly but the enemy fired at close range 2 officers were killed the mission was a success but our 2 soldiers are no more they died as heroes for france died as heroes because for them nothing was more important than the mission nothing more precious than the lives of the hostages. countries in central europe are on high alert after rivers burst their banks many homes and roads in bosnia and croatia are underwater people living close to rivers have been urged to move to safer areas dozens of people were killed 5 years ago and floods devastated the region. thousands of children in angola or are risk of starvation due to severe droughts that's according to the united nations many are being treated for malnutrition. has this report. these health workers are trying to save the weak vulnerable and hungry

it hasn't rained properly in months and some of these children are severely malnourished the united nations says more than 2000000 people in the southern poverty of can any urgently need food and water and there are fears the situation is going to get worse from other nations not hearing food in the community and in their families directly affect the children because they rely on families we have little food reserves that's why so many in this precarious health condition some families try to survive on wild fruit if they can find any and finding clean water to drink and to irrigate crops is another challenge. in some communities farmers like us. say they have lost everything. the thing. soria is worried what water and food he has is running out and he has a family to feed much start the business in an emergency situation all support is

necessary there is that only from the central government but also from the international partners the angolan government because this is a critical strategy to ation one of the most severe in the last 20 years. some parts of southern africa have recently been hit by slike loans flash floods and droughts. people affected by that extreme weather agency need help and some humanitarian workers did that aid isn't coming fast enough. out of there. or it's time for the weather his staff. looking at europe. looking at a europe where it's pretty miserable in the southeast at the moment we've got this huge area of cloud here that's what's given us some very strong winds and some heavy rain so 1st the winds then we've had trees down and broken there are over parts of croatia you can see just how strong those winds are and then in bosnia we've also had a lot of very heavy rain that's caused

a problem with some flooding here now as we head through the next few days there is going to be more strong winds and more heavy rain but not quite as bad as it has been the system is slowly losing its power so it's still circulating across this region still giving us some heavy rain and some strong winds as well it will be pushing its way northward too and as it does so more of us are going to see that weather so still stick miserable really as we head through the next few days further west it's a very different story we've got an area of high pressure in charge and it's all fine unsettled 60 there is a maximum in london 29 in madrid so really very warm for us and those temperatures are going to climb even higher as we head through tuesday and into wednesday i think on wednesday it will be all the way up to 32 so really too hot if anything in madrid where is further east too cold and if they look at vienna maximum temperature 8 degrees that the best we're hoping for in the middle of may we should be thinking of summer summit but instead just a few pretty miserable. so i added al jazeera oh we need a late charm communities struggling to survive after increased spoke to hama tanks

in the. those at the bottom of india's social hierarchy terms of politics to demand change in small formula one's biggest names are on course to return to a historic trial in 2020. the latest news as it breaks local communities here in 40 are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this was not the the people's thoughts and say this struggling to make ransom notes and just want a better life from around the world and agassi has been offered it to those who rebel against the government often equally modo except those involved in human rights abuses a war crimes. rewind returns with updates on the best

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khartoum on monday night at least 5 protesters in the soldier were killed. because government has ordered a nationwide curfew for a 2nd night security forces say they want to prevent attacks against muslims so far one person has died during the rioting. saudi arabia's state owned energy company around coerced stopped pumping oil through a major pipeline after a drone attack the rebels in yemen say they launched the strikes to warn the kingdom to stop its aggression. let's get more on that story now is an oil and gas economist joins us now live from london good to have you with us so those announce that they've temporarily stopped operations at this pipeline how significant is that. well it is significant there's 2 things 1st of all it's not that significant because you know for the next few days they can happily

you know load. the oil in into ships but what is significant is that the east to west pipeline was actually built going to air on the iraq war precisely to make sure that if things going got tough india arabian sea and the and on the in the gulf of gulf and the straits of hormuz they would have another evacuation route through the through the. red sea so in that sense this is one of the main arteries but i'm course very competent and they will fix thius you quickly but it is certainly sub optimal and it will get it will have an adverse effect on the oil price oil will go up because of the current uncertainty i wonder how much concern brings to the market when you put in to the picture kind of the different developments we've seen in the last $48.00 hours today you have an attack on the pipeline going to jambo which is you know as you said that was supposed to

bypass any trouble in the gulf yesterday we had the news of attacks on ships new for joy again that was a system to bypass any trouble in the straits of hormuz. starting to look like a throw to all the backup plans for getting oil out of or a lot of the backup plans i should say for getting oil out of that region. absolutely and that will that is what that tells me is this is not just an isolated rebel group doing this this is a very well orchestrated campaign and obviously be that i'll have to see and wait what the kingdom of saudi arabia will. do to protect its ability to export oil but there is a sense of vulnerability here was that going to do to oil prices what you have fewer as you see they've already gone up more of nearly 2 percent this. over the

last few days when our by about $71.00 barrels a day elvis lee it means they prices go up. so we have to see how this develops what what what worries me is that we just from the grandstanding we've now come to actual you know actions. with regard to the all supply is so that's not a good sign that this this this region is a powder keg if anything we want to avoid more more more things that could. lead to major eruptions or a good to get your thoughts on that thanks so much couldn't have. thank you china's foreign ministry is again warning the united states not to underestimate its determination to protect its interests and asian stock markets took

a hit on opening after an escalation in the trade dispute between washington and beijing but they weren't as badly affected is the u.s. which suffered its worst losses in 4 months on monday china has retaliated against america's new tariffs for imposing duties of its own on u.s. imports brown reports from beijing. well both the stock markets here in china were down slightly on tuesday but the falls not as great as you might have expected in hong kong though the fall was almost 2 percent that is a measure of the nervousness among investors in hong kong worried about where this trade war is now heading meanwhile the propaganda war has begun on the main bulletin on state t.v. last night the anchor read out a very strident commentary in which he essentially said china didn't want a trade war but it was now quite prepared to fight when he quoted president xi jinping saying that the chinese economy is not a pond but a sea

a rainstorm can destroy a pond but not a sea we've also been hearing from the editor of the nationalist global times newspaper and he's saying that essentially it may be time for china to start selling the debt it holds in the united states in the form of u.s. treasury bonds and perhaps for china to start reducing its orders from aircraft makers like boeing now the 2 sides still have a window for negotiation because the new tariffs that china has announced won't take effect really for at least another 2 weeks and of course the tariffs that president trump raised on chinese goods last week well those tariffs were to fly applied to goods that left china for the united states after midday last friday so there is still a glimmer of hope but the time for those talks to happen is rapidly beginning to

run out. north korea is demanding the return of its cargo ship seized by the united states from young says the seizure goes against the spirit of the recent summit between the u.s. and north korea the vessel was detained in the uneasier last year and towed to the american samoa on saturday washington says the vessel was carrying coal in violation of sanctions against north korea. has more from the south korean capital seoul. the cargo ship the wise honesty is one of north korea's largest and it's now been towed to the u.s. territory of american samoa in the south pacific it was originally seized in indonesia for allegedly breaking sanctions against north korea by exporting coal which is one of north korea's biggest money earners so it's easier comes as a major blow your korea's foreign ministry has demanded its immediate release saying that it seizure goes against the spirit of the summit in singapore last june

between kim jong un and donald trump meanwhile north korea's a weapons testing and missile launches of last week seem to have put a strain on the whole process of dialogue and reconciliation the world food program's director david lee has been in seoul trying to organize a food shipment for north korea but finding problems with moon j.n. south korea's president coming under domestic political pressure not to give such a gesture to the north after north korea's apparent provocations of last week north korea's food problems meanwhile seem to be getting worse it was confirmed recently that last year's harvest was the worst for 10 years and choose days edition of wrong symon the official party news paper confirming that things are no better this year with the whole of the country suffering in the 1st part of this year very

badly from drought. a rise in attacks by boko haram has forced tens of thousands of people from their homes in the air over the past few years the un refugee agency is warning of a growing humanitarian crisis and reports people in one community near lake chad in the different region are struggling to survive. lake chad is shrinking which means today's catch will be a small one but at least for now these men can fish here legally in 2014 the governments of gerry and chad banned fishing on the lake to try to prevent the armed group boko haram making money from the lake and its surroundings that restrictions have recently been eased. the government's decided to lift the ban on fishing growing paper and exporting fuel into clinic for 2 lies is at the time these things have been banned years ago was the biggest beneficiary yeah that was his 5 year ban has taken its toll on those who live around the lake and boko haram

remains a constant threat it's always been tough living in one of the poorest regions in the world it's even more so now as part of its fights against the armed groups the government stepped up security which includes a curfew. before book ahora everyone used to go to the lake but not anymore the government has banned vehicles from being closed and the fish isn't enough to sell. but one feeling redhead the industry is also struggling these peppers are turned into chili powder and sold all over the west africa and although farmers are again allowed to grow them finding a market is not so easy the movement of goods between najarian neighboring countries is difficult because of boko haram attacks. these women are preparing incense as favorites in gulf countries where many of their customers are based there used to be a thriving trade but now only

a handful of people buy their products at this local market in the us and in the podium industry was profitable in deferred before the war because of the closure of the road between us and my degree we have to wait for months to get hold of the raw materials we rarely make sales. the number of boko haram attacks has increased this year triggering a major exodus near the southern border with nigeria there are now 250000 displaced people in the different region of southeast asia more than 18000 have arrived since march with the ongoing conflict overcrowding and poverty aid agencies are warning humanitarian crisis here it's only going to get worse so i'll hide out al-jazeera. says it's discovered a vulnerability in its messaging service that allowed phones to be infected with sophisticated spyware the company owned by facebook says it's fix the issue it's investigating who is responsible has more. nearly a 1000000000 and

a half people worldwide use whatsapp and a few dozen of them at least appear to have been hacked by a military grade surveillance software prompting the company to encourage its users to upgrade their phones earlier this month whatsapp discovered hackers could use a vulnerability in its software to make a whatsapp voice call to a target's mobile phone and even if the cold went on answered spyware could then be installed on the device and the call log would simply disappear just like that emails text messages contacts browser history and location data could be extracted this software can also activate the phone's microphone and camera for surveillance purposes now the company says it's fix the issue and wants users to update its application while saying the attack has all the hallmarks of a private company that reportedly works with governments to deliver spyware that takes over the functions of mobile phone operating systems it's unclear how many

phones have been targeted now one israeli firm called and it's so group has developed a cyber weapon called pegasus that we know has such capabilities it's been licensed in the past to governments which have used it to spy on journalists dissidents and activists from mexico to the united arab emirates it was also implicated in the murder of saudi journalists. now the company says that its software has saved thousands of lives and that it's not involved in operating or identifying of targets using its technology which is solely operated by intelligence and law enforcement agencies but that it will also investigate any credible allegations of misuse however annecy international other civil rights groups and israeli citizens are asking the ministry of defense to cancel inus export license and to seize says the company's list of clients includes governments known for what it calls outrageous human rights abuses. policing social media for violent content has been

a challenge for governments around the world now new zealand's prime minister just in darden and france's president emmanuel macron on the pitch what's being called the christ church call the 2 a jew to meet in paris on wednesday they want to urge other countries to adopt a coordinated approach to tackle online violence they will also urge social media giants like facebook and twitter to reduce the risk of attacks being live streamed in the wake of the christ church mosque attacks in march just in darden said she wanted to hold social media sites accountable the shooter live streamed his attacks . hun's junko is from the county extremism projects he says big tech companies have historically resisted any form of government regulation. the hesitation is really as doric a one the business model was seen as a positive one connecting the world enabling kroeber communication 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. at a couple of days ago seem to be signaling that finally the industry accepts the concept that like the banking industry that's 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 have a defense is there is no technological challenge here my organization the counter extremism project has a software called it live that crawls in and it's provided as platforms for terrorism content in a very effective way if we can do it they certainly can. us media reports say the

attorney general william barr has appointed a top prosecutor to look into the origins of the rusher inquiry by robert muller the investigation will determine if intelligence gathering live related to donald trump's 2016 presidential election was lawful and appropriate bar told congress last month he believes the trump campaign was spied on minors report cleared trump of colluding with russia but did not rule out possible obstruction of justice by him or his team. president trampas praise the immigration policy of the hungary and prime minister trump welcomed viktor orban to the white house on monday u.s. officials say the visit is part of an effort to reengage with century european countries as china and russia as influence grows in the region mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . well it's the 1st time viktor orban has met with a u.s.

president a formal meeting since 1920 met bill clinton he was then a young reformer guiding hungry into a new democracy in the post soviet era however since then he's driven his politics sharply to the right subsequent presidents george w. bush and barack obama have refused to have any formal meeting with him whatsoever because of his right wing politics not so president president trump held this meeting with him welcoming him to the white house viktor orban the saying that he and the u.s. president shares similar positions on immigration he's pointed out that both the u.s. and hungry of among the handful of nations that refused to sign the u.n. migration treaty for example this is what president trump had to say viktor orban has done a tremendous job in so many different ways highly respected respected all over europe. probably like me a little bit controversial but that's ok that's ok you've done

a good job and you've kept your country safe well a number in congress disagree with the president democratic senator dick durban saying that president trump has betrayed american values by meeting with a man perceived as an extreme right winger and even among republicans his deep unease this mainly because of her bones relationship with russia for example he refused to route to send to convicted arms smugglers back to the united states for trial preferring their send them back to their home country of russia so even among republicans there's an easy to the meeting between president and a viktor orban but certainly president trump himself seeing very much a like mind. a california jury has awarded more than $2000000000.00 to a couple who said a product made by the chemical company monsanto coles. the couple was suffering from. they blame

a we've told round up owned by the german company by more than 13000 lawsuits have been filed in the u.s. over the products cancer risk. still at. the premier league champions are the victims of foul play in the financial investigation and they'll be here with that story.

welcome back ancient class divisions among india's hindus are still a source of hardship for millions of people that's despite the fact it was outlawed

more than 60 years ago but as the country votes in its general election hindus from what's considered the socially banquet costs are once again turning to politics to be heard. reports from poorer districts in the state of president bush. it's been a life of labor for thoughtful things mainly working in farmer's fields to support his family. but it's also been a life dictated by caste hierarchy. thing in this family or low caste hindus known as delegates. he says the government ignores the violence and discrimination they face at the hands of upper caste hindus. want to. treat us with disgust from childhood i've seen that. if you want to drink water they stop us and don't allow us to know what it. was because of that he only trust political parties that

have grown in size since india's independence. the most famous. who wrote india's constitution and advocated for dulux rights that's the reason his statue is found throughout this region his legacy led to the creation of political parties to fight for rights and here is inspired a grassroots movement. they call themselves that there's nothing military about them i just want to do this and that they set up the school teaching children about the culture and history something organizers say they don't learn in the government schools they go to earlier in the day. against particular. mindset. by the constitution that is relentless against the law. some kilometers away is where many upper caste hindus live and they also complain of discrimination want to. hear the men say

reservations for adults in schools and government jobs puts them at a disadvantage. they are lower than us but we are. barred off of our culture from the beginning we have always been on the right to do we have there have been more incidents recently of dulux being lynched by so-called cow vigilantes hindus who take their own actions over accusations of smuggling or illegal cow slaughter going if this basic idea is a family by and large a political ideology i think you can come up to this off. undo all the good work that has happened in our. own back at things home he doesn't believe it's possible to break the centuries old mind that the upper caste people in the area but he's hoping delegate lead political parties can help him and provide encourage meant for the next generation of delegates. meal all jazeera hardcore district british india

. norad's time to catch up with all the sports news and andy's here thank you so much sami while english premier league title winners manchester city have hit back you reports they could be banned from the champions league city are alleged to have broken financial fair play rule sets up by european football's governing body you wife will city have released a statement in direct response to a new york times article therefore claims investigators working for you wife are once a banned city from european competitions for one year it's claimed the club falsely overstated the amounts they received from sponsors based in abu dhabi the statement reads the new york times reports citing people familiar with the case is extremely concerning the implications are that either manchester city's good faith in the club financial control body's investigatory chamber is misplaced all the process is being misrepresented by individuals intent on damaging the club's reputation as try make some sense of this with our sports correspondent lee lee in

a case like this just how likely is it to end with the club actually being banned. well this. could be a few months or even longer because where we've got the leak of the report that the chief investigator for your wife the term i actually want season long which wouldn't necessarily have to be next season it could be decision after but we know that there is that failing your wife or that mind you the city should be punished but that's just a recommendation even when it's confirmed then you've actually got to put into place and. from your wife when that would come into play i inevitably what would happen is it would end up at the cost of arbitration for sport yes another case where we've seen some very high profile ones very sadly a manchester city would fail you can already say they have a case by can defend there will be defending it with extremely good lawyers already hit but quickly you can see how engaged. in this statement you referred to was

interested in the law in the new york times citing people familiar with the case that's extremely concerning really they're referring here to discretion and fairness this is going to be something that you feel won't be easily resolved and we'll see if chile banned from taking part in that champion's league welling's in london thanks so much finale in some alliance a good big step towards securing champions league football for next season they're back up. in the italian league after at suno win over syria's bottom side. even parasites getting the goals which means with 2 games to go in the season they're looking good for a top 4. tiger woods is returning to action for the 1st time since winning the masters last month this is him at the bethpage black holes in new york preparing for the 2nd major of the year the p.g.a. championship who gets underway on thursday woods is groups with defending champion brooks kept an open champion just come on ari for the 1st series or thanks to his

efforts in or guster woods now has 15 major titles is just 3 behind the all time record held by jack nicklaus were coming to our side is the chief sports correspondent for the newspaper in the u.k. each told us why golf is lucky to have woods winning majors again. the economics of gulf just go through the roof for example you get more viewing figures more sponsors involved i mean this does not know not of course but if you ever listen to phil mickelson speak about his experience as a goal for the audience these kids play routinely for a while $1000000.00 every time they see it up in a p.g.a. tour event this is a consequence of the tiger woods effect so in that regard it doesn't everybody gets more interesting so you know the gulf as you've been striving to sign maybe a new sponsor everybody is drawn bicycle because of the interest in so i just put sideways on the thing you know you talk about a historic figure and that there's a there's a whole degree and a whole heap of ballast that comes with tiger woods in

a golf tournament and you know e's a living legend in that regard so this is same as federal incentives to schumacher was in mayo messi is in football but they have a substantial body of work behind him that brilliant and people want to see these guys play now that tiger has stabilized a shown that he can win in asia it's harder for him to win elsewhere in the deeper fields but as we showed as he showed at the p.g.a. last year and at the open last year when he when he finished when he when he led that with 7 holes to play in the own champs you lost your mind then went on to challenge for the p.g.a. against you know this this was easing contention in contention every major and i you know we i don't think we go community would be surprised if you actually caught up jacques or even surpassed it. the dutch formula one drawn presets return after a 35 year absence the race will be held next year at the historic examples circuit f one organizers hoping to capitalize on the popularity of the dutch driver much

the start button is 3rd in the driver's standings just about moments and he's been talking to his red bull seen made a ghastly about the challenge his home rice will provide. it's just i call it historic track i compared a little bit because it's designed by the same guy who also designed suzuka so i could understand that we had a great product or a good sermon so it was there is a lot of fun japanese baseball star show helps the l.a. angels defeat the minnesota twins on monday otani who missed the start of the season because of an elbow injury to get 3 years 1st harmon of the season here to 28 seeing american league rookie of the year helping the angels to a 54 when his injury does throw me he's unlikely to pitch at any points this year. ok that is i suppose looking for now something bang so much and the that's it for this news hour i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. russia

has jeopardized the united states security interest we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. into the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. russian goals have you treated not. full russian or knowledge as you.

i. know. anything you say tight brows can be held against you. lines investigates how governments are using israeli software to turn critics cell phones into the ultimate tools of surveillance sis exposure of your personal world doesn't just stop you right it extends out to the people you care about trusted you and it makes

you toxic cross any phones anywhere targeted by text on al-jazeera. talks restarts in sudan between the ruling transitional military council and the opposition. and sam is a dan this is live from coming up iran's foreign minister links what he calls the extremists in the white house to attacks on ships off the u.a.e. coast. sure langkow orders a nationwide curfew for a 2nd night as it tries to contain religious tensions. software.