no one else in the gulf of a war against iran will have terrible consequences for the saudis the other gulf countries so while the previous owner of the former saudi king wanted to cut the snake's head if you will meaning have the united states fight the iranians until the last american soldier i think this this very particular president is not exactly interested in immediate escalation but i think the saudis and others good in fact create the pretext for increased tension and perhaps escalation but one thank you. also to come here on the news hour including why turkey's main opposition candidate for the stumble man is back on the campaign trail after winning the election in march. we did back in the life of an author an activist to challenge the west's perception of africa. and his ball the team heading to hockey's playoff series for the 1st time in 15 years that's all through the.

now the u.n. general assembly is voting to pressure the u.k. into giving up control of the islands to militias the islands of the indian ocean house an important military base for the u.k. and u.s. but the un's likes to call for withdrawal within 6 months and russia's claims it was forced to give up the islands in $1065.00 in exchange for independence the u.k. has previously ignored an international court of justice ruling that the islands had been illegally taken well the take a silence known as the british indian ocean territory are also the site of a u.s. military base on diego garcia island britain took possession of the $814.00 and held on to them after the independence of militias in 19683 years before that the u.k. had secretly least one of the islands diego garcia to the u.s. to use as a military base the international court of justice issued an opinion earlier this year urging the u.k. to hand over the territory to militias which claim sovereignty over the islands of

diplomatic editor james bays joins us live now from the u.n. james so how significant is this vote and what does it mean on the ground. well it is very significant for the people of. moore particularly for the people of the check your silence now even if you're a keen observer of international affairs you may not be aware of where that is i think some in the u.k. and some in russia snow and that's because there's no permanent population there but that's the point they were removed from the islands in the late 1960 s. just before malicious was given its independence by the u.k. the u.k. kept these islands and did a secret deal at the time with the us to make the biggest of the islands a military base a u.k. u.s. military base where u.s. bombers are now based which was used for rendition flights during the so-called global war on terror that we've heard moments ago in the general assembly from the

prime minister of moorish a saying that a ruling by the international court of justice 13 to one that came out in february showed what the u.k. was doing was completely illegal and said that even though they were a friend of the u.k. it could not continue now in the u.n. general assembly we're hearing the response from the british ambassador to the united nations karen pierce she started her speech just moments ago saying she had a warm and deep respect for me but was very sorry about the circumstances of this meeting and the brought the militia and prime minister to new york would probably i think going to hear also from the acting u.s. ambassador jonathan cohen in the next few minutes and then the vote and i can tell you it looks that we're going to see a really difficult and humiliating vote for the u.k. they are almost certain and i think even the ambassador karen pearce would accept

it going to lose very badly in this vote the interesting thing to be watching will be the other european nations do any of them abstain robin voting against the u.k. certainly i spoke of. on the way into the meeting to the swedish ambassador orlowski asked him how he'd be voting and he said we'll be voting in favor of international law and he went on to explain to me that means i'll be voting against the u.k. james just briefly what are the legal and moral implications here and is the un vote non-binding. well the legal or moral implications are different i think the moral case the world most of the world apart from the u.k. and the usa is very very plain the legal position it's gone through the court an advisory opinion and certainly marie the african union others saying that that means the u.k. needs to do a deal with the us and get out of there straight away the u.k. those say that this is a non-binding advisory ruling of the international court of justice which is the

highest court in the un system and they also say that the u.k. has a treaty with the u.s. to keep that base going until 2036 or into james bays our diplomatic editor there at the un james thank you. all right let's go back to our top story now the anger in nature against last month's election results and subsequent protests florence joins us on the phone now from the capital jakarta florence so just bring us up to date with what's been happening with the protests. also law school day on wednesday the protest. really following a similar path as what happened that. day protesters like 2 different sides in the capital jakarta throwing. fire was. responding and after a while they responded by firing tear gas to try some of the protesters down the

street really educational just how quickly the situation. what happened. the police and the government because a 6 people were killed in clashes that. night and at least 200 people were injured. police say that even by the. goal provoke violence during the demonstrations as they say they've arrested more than $200.00 and they. tried to clear the area of protesters the door to the protests. but. the situation council has very quickly as happened on tuesday night what happened then even though the protesters had left some of them take back. situation so there's really no telling how it's all going to play out but you can expect the last couple of days ago those

supporters people in public have called in supported to come out on the streets in a show of people power to demonstrate against the election outcome all right jeffrey in jakarta florence thank you. the french president among your micros meeting the libyan warlord who for have to empower a soft as army's been fighting forces allied to the u.n. but government for control of the libyan capital tripoli in recent weeks the united nations says the fighting could split libya but a battle has more now from the french government was not the 1st time that the french president a man or mark hall is meeting with the renegade commander after they have met several times before but is the 1st time that they are having a one on one talks and he calms nearly 7 weeks after have to launch an offensive to try and capture crude tripoli where the u.n. backed internationally recognized government is based now the u.n.

backed prime minister fires i was right was also in paris a couple of weeks ago also had a meeting with the french president emanuel mark on what mike was trying to do with these meetings is really talk to both sides to urge them to restore stability and calm to libya he wants them to agree to a cease fire and to return to the u.n. backed peace process especially because the u.n. special envoy to libya has actually said that at this stage unless this crisis is resolved in some way that libya could be facing a very long and bloody war while france is an official position in the areas that it backs the u.n. peace process but there are some analysts and experts over the years that have said that paris is supporting. and france has admitted in the past that it is given a certain amount of what they called technical know just tickle support so i have to what paris says is that he is a useful ally in eastern libya in the fight against armed groups including i saw

but what some say is that if you want to be considered as an honest broker a mediator as the french president does then it's of course very problematic if you are perceived to be supporting one side to the detriment of the other. british prime minister says a 2nd reading of her briggs's bill will help parliament come to a decision on the customs union and whether to hold a 2nd referendum the opposition labor party says may should not bother putting it to a 4th vote in parliament because it won't get the prime minister is also coming under pressure from right wing m.p.'s in their own party to step down may has told politicians they have one last chance to deliver on briggs that. i've set out the 10 points about the new deal there is an issue about customs there is a difference of opinion in this house on the future customs arrangement with the european union that's why it's important that this house actually comes to a decision on that issue this 2nd referendum the 2nd reading of the

withdrawal agreement bill will enable this house to come to a decision on that issue it will also enable the house to come to a decision on a 2nd referendum which i continue to believe would not be the right route for this country to go down we should deliver on the 1st referendum suggesting anything about a 2nd or 2 and a whole joins us live now from london john or so it seems like to raise a maze facing some very hostile reaction in parliament over her so-called new deal . i'm sorry to say appear to have lost be if you're still there darrin let me bring you up to date with what we've been looking at here in the house of commons in london to resume a on her feet for some 90 minutes or so trying to justify this so-called new brigs it deal of hers too highly skeptical indeed hostile m.p.'s if this is the last act of her premiership the last bid to get her brakes a deal through at

a 4th time of asking well it isn't going very well by the end of her own backbenchers tory m.p.'s 7 had almost all left the house of commons her own cabinet ministers probe cabinet ministers had left as well her own party therefore deserted her she's also failed comprehensively it seems to win support from anywhere else with her promise of a vote on a 2nd referendum and a vote on a customs union compromise if the house of commons backs her deal with the labor party leader jeremy corbyn saying these are promises she can't keep and she doesn't have the authority to make well that point seems to have proven true in the afternoon there are talks there is talk now that cabinet ministers are talking to one another furious that she has gone too far or further than was agreed with them they plan to tell her we understand to pull the bill altogether what if she refuses well there is also talk of plans underway to try and unseat or writer john hall

there in london jenna thank you. it was once an industrial giant in the u.k. and now in the latest sign of the growing uncertainty in the wake of bragg's it but it still has collapsed putting thousands of jobs at risk loans lee has more from london. exactly a year ago british steel produced this corporate film glamorizing what goes on inside it's plants in sky. high quality tailored manufacturing the sort of thing the u.k. used to be feigned for. all over the world. one year on the accountants of moved in british steel has collapsed putting some $25000.00 jobs in direct jeopardy the government it seems was unwilling to provide just $30000000.00 pounds or $40000000.00 to keep it afloat the opposition cannot believe it also mr speaker i want to express on behalf of the labor party might outrage that the government has again failed our steel industry putting $5000.00 jobs at risk in british steel

20000 more in supply chain this government has failed those people the government will work closely with the official receiver and prospective new owners to achieve the best possible outcome for these sites the government is providing an indemnity to the official receiver who is now responsible for the operations and we will take every possible step to ensure that these vital operations can continue the irony isn't lost on anyone that the news of the demise of british steel comes one day before european elections in which the conservative party is expected to receive a thrashing and the story of british steel plays into a much wider debate about brics it and the future of british manufacturing. it has been blamed in parts for the demise of british steel just like honda decision to close its car factory in the west of england it's widely thought the so-called hard bricks it would lead to the closure of nisanit in northeastern england as well to many voters the points of the exercise was to get politicians to pay more attention

to their communities it's not happening the reality is and it's an uncomfortable truth is that we wouldn't be having these difficulties in the way in which they're presenting themselves this week if it wasn't for the decision to leave the european union perhaps the most startling statistic around british steel is that over the last 2 years alone china produced more steel than the u.k. has done since the industrial revolution in the 19th century maybe politicians think it isn't worth trying anymore but they don't have any other alternatives for people in skunk. it's difficult to explain a situation where the government can find $5000000000.00 to renovate the parliament building and another $5000000000.00 to protect the country against the worst of a no deal brecht's it and yet cannot find the money to protect the u.k.'s steel industry had the been explaining its votes as is anybody's guess lawrence lee al jazeera in london time for a short break here not to say that when we come back the fate of the so-called

dreamers hangs in the balance as congress debates the future. and why these children who were born and brought up in bangladesh are being denied a formal education and we'll have all the sport with a from india's cricket team is a step up their preparations ahead of the cricket world cup more in the. hello there we're still got those really stubborn showers every part of the middle east at the moment this is the time of year where normally things would be coming down and the weather would just be quite hope but we've still got plenty of showers over parts of iran and there's a stretching through parts of afghanistan as well they'll still be there as we head through the next few days mostly over parts of afghanistan and stretching their way northward into parts of kazakstan that's where they'll stay as we head through friday then behind it it does look like it will be drawing up a little bit and getting hotter so to iran we'll get to 30 degrees and hot in

baghdad about 42 but parts of turkey there is still quite unsettled hair another weather system is making its way into the northwest giving us some heavy downpours for me maybe input into it has been a lot of cloud recently but that's all now sinking towards the south you can see it here it could give us one or 2 showers around parts of the u.a.e. maybe going to oman but i think most of them will be over parts of yemen and that area of cloud thins and works its way south was still as we head through friday that means here in doha it's just going to get off to get with the top temperature of around $39.00 and the further towards the south and we've got a few showers to watch out for some in parts of madagascar but i think as we head through the next few days we're going to see more of those showers of pozen mainland africa particularly over parts of mozambique here they could be heavy. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that call in isolation of the

americas as assaulted for centuries. to amateur astronomers has embarked on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region. but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route through mexico's contemporary wreckage and its mystical past you find lantz's on al-jazeera. when the news breaks the inauguration of comedian and actor as president of ukraine when people need to be high. i don't work days of making all that work with no food for my joints close at all but to sleep with an empty stomach with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries russian goals will be achieved none and 19 us on air and online.

welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on the news hour violent protests are continuing in the indonesian capital for the 2nd night people angry at the result of last month's election police have put parts of the city on lockdown after 6 people were killed in riots on tuesday night. members of the u.s. government are downplaying the possibility of a war with iran but strongly defended that military buildup in the gulf the acting defense secretary patrick shanahan says the deployment of additional forces to the region will limit tehran's ability to attack. and brags that uncertainty may have led to another business casualty with manufacturing giant british steel collapsing the u.k. based company was hoping to secure a bailout from the government but the high court has ordered it into compulsory

liquidation. politicians in the us are debating a bill which could provide citizenship for more than 2000000 so-called dreamers who were illegally brought into the country as minors the house judiciary committee are voting on the legislation meant to protect undocumented children who've been living in the u.s. for years president trump has tried to cancel the program shearling the dreamers from deportation these attempts have been shot down by the courts mean all questions are being asked about the safety of new young light winds 5 young people have died in tension centers along the southern border. in the last 6 months the latest is a 16 year old from guatemala who was found dead on monday after a week in detention that's when legal and he's deputy director at the american civil liberties union the a.c.l.u. he joins us live from new york lisa 5 children now died in u.s. immigration detention how worried are you about why these deaths are happening and who's being held accountable for them we are very concerned we've always been

very concerned about what happens in detention centers we believe that immigrants are being detained far too often when it's unnecessary and with children it's that much worse children should not be detained at all because of the psychological damage but now we're seeing actual deaths in great numbers and so we are extremely concerned and are hoping that both congress and others in advocates are going to try and hold people accountable and get to the bottom of what's going on how much do these deaths put the spotlight back on the why the issue of separating immigrant families and why is this still happening and what are the wider implications of breaking up immigrant families. so i think it's important for people to understand that many of the children in these detention centers are genuinely unaccompanied or not separated so that the question of conditions in detention centers goes beyond just the separation of families but the separation of

families is absolutely critical for people to understand that it's still going on still going on we had a court order in june for the government to stop the separations we now know that there have been at least $600.00 separations since the court order but as importantly the government reported about $3000.00 separations we thought that was the end of it it now turns out that there may be thousands more separations that occurred in the very beginning of the trump administration we are going to be the a.c.l.u. and our partners are going to be looking for those families we are trying to get information from the government but it took a court order to tell the government to tell us about those early separations beginning in july of 2017 so we're both looking for families who are separated all the way back to the beginning of the trump administration and we're hearing now about hundreds and hundreds of new separations so i think what we need is public outcry like we had last summer to stop this again we will also be in court the

a.c.l.u. will be in court to try and get additional court orders just a final thought from in the last week president trump unveiled his plans for a merit based system to legal immigration what impact will trump's plans have them separated families children in detention annals of the deferred action the childhood arrivals the so-called dream as. right what we're you know right now it's not a legislative proposal we've seen no real movement from the administration on a number of issues separated families as a problem detention daca all those issues what the administration is focused on solely is trying to stop people from having a meaningful opportunity to apply for asylum at the southern border and that's a problem in this country with our values and our laws we cannot stop people from from having a meaningful up to apply for asylum it doesn't mean everyone's going to get asylum

but there has to be a process right now is central americans who need that process all americans should remember that it's not always been central americans who needed help under the asylum laws a lot of people in this country been for them from those the solemn laws and we should keep those asylum laws intact from you thank you very much indeed for talking to al jazeera not to bomb explosions have killed at least 9 people in the somali capital mogadishu in one attack a car bomb talk that a convoy of politicians heading towards the presidential palace a number of a member of parliament was among those killed the group says it was behind the attack. that was like a huge explosion happened that distant point near death and we have lost a young child and i thought is the soldiers and civilians and many more injured the blast destroyed our homes and we don't have much to rebuild neither. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates due to attend a conference in bahrain next month as part of u.s.

president donald trump's investment plan to palestine but the p.l.o. and hamas of cool fun are a boycott of the meeting organized by trump's senior advisor. china is accusing the u.s. of economic bullying against its tech firms the foreign minister one need says u.s. sanctions on chinese companies such as who are way were aimed at hindering his country's development wang's comments come despite washington's decision to temporarily ease restrictions on the chinese tech giant. british companies even vodafone are the latest to distance themselves from hawaii and the u.k. chip design that they are and will suspend all ties with a chinese firm some of the lego has moved. the british based chip designer whose products power process is from chip makers to companies such as apple has said that it was now be locking war way from accessing technology that is now on the move comes after u.s. government ban on the chinese firm a.r.m.

employees have now been told to cease all active contracts as well as any pending engagements may comes after the u.s. put while weigh in a list of companies that u.s. firms are banned from doing business with another reason because of a arms decision is because some of its designs contain technology which originate in the united states and now as a result because of this it is one of the latest in a series of com of companies around the world that have partnerships. with huawei that are now seeking to distance themselves from the chinese firm for example on wednesday to telecoms companies vodafone and the u.k.'s largest mobile operator have said that they are suspending the pre order of away 5 g. handsets now while huawei has reacted saying that it feels confident that it can resolve this decision it said that it is values very much as international

partnerships but in a proper snipe involved the us itself it's said that it recognizes what it calls international pressure by from. sickly motivated decisions that's according to our way but make no mistake this is quite a serious blow to the chinese company because it really relies on a our ems technology uses it for its own chips so really quite a serious. delay on how it can continue to manage to produce those chips if it has no access at all to that technology china's 3 biggest airlines are demanding compensation from boeing after the troubled 737 months rate was grounded china was the 1st to take its fleet out of service when a 2nd 77 max plane crashed in ethiopia killing all on board now china china southern and china eastern are all seeking compensation for losses all boeing 737

max planes have been grounded worldwide investigators say a flight control system problem was to blame for both crashes agent brown as more from beijing. 3 of china's biggest airlines have decided to seek compensation from the u.s. aircraft manufacturer because these chinese airlines of course were forced to ground the boeing 737 max aircraft the foreign ministry spokesman defended the right of these companies saying they had every right to defend their legal interests now analysts have been warning in the past few days the one of the other ways that china might hit back at the united states is perhaps for chinese airlines to start ordering less from boeing and instead switch their orders to boeing's main rival airbus turkey's main opposition candidate for the mayor of istanbul is launching his election campaign a crime in the moon won the vote in march beating the other party candidate but he

was stripped of that victory election body cancel the result after ike is asians of irregularities by president of the un's governing party the new vote will be held in june so them cos he only has the latest from istanbul. the countdown has begun for stumble mail rerun which is going to take place on june 25th free the opposition candidate mr x. i'm in i'm all those who won the 1st round which took place in march launched his election campaign today he says this campaign is based on the rights freedom and the economy and he says what is good to do is just listen to the nice self he stumbles citizens he won the 1st one actually the 1st election in march with a slight difference compared to the ruling party's candidates and it's a bit earlier there was also the former prime minister that's why current position is flying to preserve the fort sumter june 20th 3 you know due to me. that's the other hand the cards that have a favorite of

a survival amount of the survival foundry and national security in the election thank you thank you thank you for the thought this is supposed to be a fierce battle between the 2 because istanbul is very important for everybody it is economic capital whatever the stumble mainly from full support and also the father of the country the critics of president are going under rule 4 to suggest that even if from the norm although it doesn't include one thing the sense of it the next president of the furthest probably. almost a 1000000 ring the refugees are living in camps in bangladesh for years government run schools allowed refugee students but recently many have been expelled time that challenger put stuff to cox is bizarre. amman and abu were both born in bangladesh

their parents fled me and mar in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers went on our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here comment is not i want to. study anymore here for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some rohingya refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so even the government can give us everything so why they are unable to give us and education. nearly 55 percent of the total running a population are children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh gunman however is wary that setting up any such

schools will offer their writing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chance to improve their lives. in this situation because of the more integrated the more chance for us to let ourselves to be known in the global area if we stay on it look at it will not be able to get our rights and our nation back. in the camps there are dozens of informal school run by iranian government tears were children learn basic literacy but little else and the u.n. children agency says it is trying its best to provide more education when there is he came there was nothing seems then also we've met a lot of progress in terms of both creating this space where she didn't and come together to learn so we have from the unicef side as of last week we had

2060 learning centers but the recent expansion from bangladeshi government run schools highlights the struggle faced by hundreds of thousands of rooting of children who are desperate to study if only they were given the opportunity 100 charge $30.00 cox's bizarre bangladesh now overcrowded hospitals and widespread shortages of medicines and venezuela have left those in need desperate for help some people are now turning to spiritual healers a latin america and it's on the same human as. you know my god. from 6 in the morning people start lining up to get their number every day hundreds gather in this spiritual center no created in venezuela. the waiting room is full of images of local saints and dade's especially horse and this 1900 sentry venezuelan doctor who is said to still have extraordinary healing powers diana has just seen

the medium while she waits to receive a donation of chemotherapy drugs to treat her advanced user in cancer. cheema is pressing on my thigh attic i went to the hospital for treatment because of the excruciating pain but it did no good now at least i can take a few steps i have faith in this. just a little of the biggest came with a 6 month old baby she says he's been coughing for months. the public there either no doctors no medicine or it's contaminated and they send us away buying medicines at the pharmacy is too expensive so my sister recommended say come here. when israel is acute economic crisis is drawing more and more people to the one place that at least gives them hope for less than $1.00 cases of depression are up 3 fold says although to leave us. lack of food especially for your children is

one of the main causes along with violence and the deteriorated health system you see people dying so you can imagine how it impacts people's psyche many want to commit suicide we do what we can to calm them. he says the sessions which are not allowed to be filmed are a mixture of science religion and face now they are going to show me what they would do if i were a real patient in. media most middle of us says the 1st thing is to pass a candle over the part of the body that hurts in this case my back while in a trance the idea is to block and release trapped energy. if the case was serious he would do this. carry out a spiritual surgical operation. some call it a placebo others the power of suggestion but whatever it is people who are undergoing treatment here swear that they are being healed. which is why more and

more are coming to find the kind of miracle that they say they desperately need to see in human i'll just see that that it in israel or the a mommy or harvey has become the 1st arabic language writer to win the prestigious man booker international prize he was awarded $64000.00 for her novel celestial bodies she shares the prize with the american academic marilyn booth to translate to the novel into english it tells a story of a man's transformation after the end of colonial rule through the eyes of 3 sisters . a kenyan author and activist binyavanga has died at the age of 48 al-jazeera was under schapelle looks back on his life and career. he was one of africa's most renowned young authors binyavanga wainaina won multiple awards for his writing including the caine prize for african writing for 2002 discover in home but most will probably remember him from a scathing satirical essay he wrote called how to write about africa challenging

popular stereotypes about reporting on the continent when you write about africa he said always use the word africa or darkness or safari in your title never have a picture of a well adjusted african unless that african has won the nobel prize remember any work you submit in which people look filthy and miserable will be referred to as the real africa do not feel queasy about this you are trying to help them get aid from the west a significant amount of offered coverage probably the vast majority of coverage or africa by the way just reinforces the preexisting idea that this story has to stop . kenya is experiencing economic growth after the devastation of the rest of the continent yet symptoms that so that they exist in narrative must be be pendant and collapsed place and then oh maybe there's a good news story if you're lucky. a forceful advocate in changing how africa is

seen and understood why nina became one of the 1st prominent figures in kenya to announce he was gay after a series of anti-gay laws were passed in neighboring uganda and nigeria i see that my coming out of the need of injury. you know moment to die an intervention that was like if i have to be a come to be here i don't want my brother then seized as to be dying and being beaten in nigeria and then i'm kind of quite a mickey lovelies in saying the it's very weird people would give i've a feeling for them i just felt that that intervention was and this is. when in a suffered a stroke and 2015 for next year he announced he was positive he'll be remembered for humanizing the other and being one of the best writers of his generation he didn't try to create his own different stream that people can follow in order to report or write about africa he created our own narrative and demanded a place for it up the mainstream by rebuking the existing narratives it was

a very courageous thing of the him to do and designs inspired many of us in many different fields to sort of bring up the african perspective and take all of our narrative in media in conservation in education legal practice media practice and reporting etc binyavanga wainaina died in nairobi after a short illness he was 48 years old. that states.

here's andy thank you so much dan well it sounds erupts have kept the hopes of a 1st appearance in the n.b.a. finals alive the reps is beating the milwaukee bucks so level the eastern conference finals games a pace far. better trailing in the series the trauma raptors were looking for another big performance from why leonard. but it was the boks he made the early moves a courtesy of their own key man. was sure after a terrible game 3 the great player had 25 points and 10 rebounds. better days carry the raptors for much of the postseason he was an ad is absolute best but still managed 19 points. this time out his teammate shared the low.

6 raptors score double figures thank god to rob to going on to win a 120 to 100 as to seal their 2nd straight how when and level the series to to thank they they did what they were supposed to do in a home floor we do respect do on the floor now we have to go out there continue to do what we've done you know it will be brought to the last 2 games and. put in gave we don't be tough we know they're going to come out and be ready to go as disappointed by me serious 2 to snap in the world and every tear down core just like we do. now as the 1st 1st team to win so. ok 1st our 1st i was there were last in a row here had to go protect encored. game 5 this coming up in milwaukee the winner of the best of 7 series will face the golden state warriors in the finals

for is smile al jazeera ryan saunders has become the youngest head coach in the n.b.a. saunders previously had the job of the minnesota said symbols on an interim basis the 33 year old is the son of former head coach flip saunders that symbols of only reached the playoffs once in the last 15 seasons. it's actions over words and we need to and we will. prove that over time with you guys continue to get better and better so it's an eye of knowledge today's a thrill but there's work to be done and i look forward to put networking and continuing that work face in louis players are heading to the stanley cup finals for the 1st time in 5 decades the blues beating the san jose sharks $51.00 in game 6 of the western conference finals to the 1st winning 3 consecutive games to advance the franchise his 1st stanley cup series since $197.00 c. the place took on the boston bruins back then and they will face the same opponents this year. once we are gone though in january and february you know where we knew

we had a good hockey to. you know we get the poilus anything can happen that's got to go here and we did. they believe they're going to make the point we made it but one of the english football's best young players is giving teams points deductions is the best whites it's akhil racism manchester city striker range sterling has been racially abused by rival fans during domestic and international games this season the 24 year old believes current tactics being used by the premier league to combat the problem all good enough. they came to me of an idea i did agree of the idea it was a permit i mean a social media blackout and i just sets it was simply don't agree with with what you want to it's a social media pose is going to happen for one day and by 2 days' time it's all forgotten about in england as well and a few times it gets weird t. shirt year but again this is not enough you know there needs to be hard upon

a shred and i think the heart of punishments need to be you know teams going to talk to teams going kito because this is when people thought they could he serious . current title holders the she may have moved into the knockout rounds of this year's asian champions league they came from a goal down against the already qualified shandong leg of china to get the win they needed in their final group game machine that will now play for the japanese club so fractured her she may in the last 16. and an own goal was good enough for china's have a grounds move into the knockout rounds a 10 win of the day go see them finish 2nd in their group and that result eliminated their south korean upon its. indian cricket coach ravi shastri says the upcoming world cup is set to be the most face li consisted in history that see time champions are on the way it's england and i ranked 2nd in the world behind the host nation india will play warm up games against new zealand and bangladesh before

getting their world cup campaign underway against south africa on june the 5th. in a d.m. can beat any team on a given do you know if you look at 20142019 now the gap is much closer match between games you know you see what i've done is done was in 2014 see what they are now what bangladesh was what they are now you know so it's a strong competition and a 40 years of age filipino boxer manny pacquiao showing no signs of slowing down pacquiao sets a face 30 year old american kid thurman in a welterweight world title fight on july 28th in last fagan's pack you're coming off a point victory over age and brown in january he has won 4 of his last 5 fight since losing to floyd mayweather back in 2050. may times now dead or make. my journey will continue. that's. what i want to prove.

ok more sports throughout the night but that is it from me for now andy thank you very much indeed ok that's it for me down in jordan for this news hour but don't go away because i'll be back in a moment with much more of the day's stench of sorts in a minute. with rex it's still unresolved in the u.k. will join the other $27.00 member states to vote in the upcoming european parliamentary elections but the far right populist parties make huge gains as predicted and if so would that change the very nature of the european union get the

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general assembly discusses the u.k. handing back control of the saddam's to militias. and he went. on she was silent all right taken away from. an rallies held across the u.s. to protest against recent state laws restricting abortion. there was continuing violence in the nation's capital between police and demonstrators angry at the results of last month's presidential election parts of jakarta have been on lockdown up to 6 people were killed during riots on tuesday night the president has been re-elected for a 2nd he says his government won't tolerate any threats to the nation's security or unity for until he reports from jakarta. was on police outnumbered protests but the crowd screw these are supporters of proposed to beyond. who ran

against president in last month's presidential election and the previous one why didn't. they cheated on 2014 we don't want to happen again enough is enough. getting justice through the courts is impossible with the government we have so we come here we don't care about our safety we're prepared to give our lives. just like the day before on wednesday the protests turned violent as night fell fireworks and other objects with thrown at the police who fight tear gas and water cannon police say they have arrested dozens of people that you know and i would like to say the series of events that we saw earlier today is not a spontaneous incident but it is an incident by design a sit up incident as protests spread to at least 2 other cities president joko widodo has called for calm but also issued a warning. i will work together with anyone to advance to

scan tree but i will not tolerate any one of these routes to security democratic processes and the unity of our beloved nation. prabhu has refused to accept the election outcome and has urged his supporters to demonstrate against it. to the police the military and all relevant parties to refrain themselves and avoid violence as they express the aspirations these protests started she must pay out shortly after preston joke will retire to there that his victory speech and they're likely to continue until right which is when we expect from both of them to the last the presidential election to follow a complaint with the constitutional court the challenging the election outcome. the city remains on edge with parts of it under lockdown $50000.00 police and military personnel have been put on duty as protesters show no sign of giving in florence

lee al-jazeera jakarta undress asana isn't in the he's a consultant for human rights watch he says president would doto has not done enough to address the political situation president has no option but to address human rights violations in indonesia and there's a joke we have to address the deepening leaflets between let's say the muslim indonesia mostly so what now and the more release muslim areas of the country. that support. over the last 20 years there are many many political violence involving ethnic and religious violence in the nation i just read them but is a book about that and i estimate about 90 percent of people were killed in the 1st 67 years after the fall of soeharto these are the political violence and of course there are many many victims and those of them that should be addressed president

jacoby should not be shying away investing political capital in dealing with the last human rights violation plus their rights seeing. hundreds of discriminatory regulation mostly passed by. people of on bravo campus i make them also on the job we can't get discriminate. mostly made in the name of islam more meet in the name of islamic sharia we have this this communication and with all these legal infrastructure it is becoming more and more difficult for minority these women included to to do their daily life and this is something that. the islamic feel that they can force over and trying to bring down president joke or weave that they consider to be the latest hodo to implement what they claim to be. perfect islamic sharia in indonesia. to bomb explosions have killed at least 9 people in the somali capital mogadishu in one attack a car bomb targeting

a convoy of politicians getting towards the presidential palace a member of parliament was among those killed the armed group says it was behind the times. just like a huge explosion had from the district point here don't jerk i dassent we have lost a young child so if i thought is a soldiers and civilians and many more injured the blast destroyed our homes and we don't have much to rebuild and. british prime minister to resign maine is under increasing pressure his version of her briggs that deal the opposition labor party says it won't back it the prime minister is also facing criticism from within her own party she meant as a 4th vote can unite and i've set out the 10 points about the new deal there is an issue about customs there is a difference of opinion in this house on the future customs arrangement with the european union that's why it's important that this house actually comes to a decision on that issue this 2nd referendum the 2nd reading of the withdrawal agreement bill will enable this house to come to

a decision on that issue it will also enable the house to come to a decision on a 2nd referendum which i continue to believe would not be the right route for this country to go we should deliver on the 1st referendum suggesting anything about a 2nd lawrence lee joins us live now from london lawrence the crisis around i'm am brigs it is deepening it seems what's been happening. well you know how they say that the definition of insanity is to try to repeat the same thing over and over again and get a different outcome and that's what series a maze many opponents are now accusing her of repeatedly to bring the same deal on leaving the european union back to parliaments it's lost the vote 3 times already no changes from the to speak of this time except that in gaijin it was a promise of a 2nd referendum if m.p.'s want that and that's proof sufficiently toxic now among the conservative party that is under direct attack from her own rank and file

m.p.'s and cabinet ministers it's not if she's a dead woman walking politically it's not going to be if but when and it could be 2 nights that she has to resign the there's a question about if it doesn't happen either this that this week is the european elections tomorrow the idea of a prime minister resigning the day before the elections is completely unheard of but that bad things are if it's not tonight then it would have to be friday because it can be next week since donald trump's in london with 3 with the bill as the prime minister restored or standing in for a whole lot of 2nd world war commemorations and you know in there's not they're not prepared to let it drift on any longer and they're going in to see her telling her she's got to go and we're waiting for downing street to actually confirm that she's going to make some sort of statement later on which may or may not happen but if it's not think it'll be by the end of this week and frankly that has to happen because this half in half out bracks it isn't working opinions on both sides of harden's very very much and if the u.k.

is going to get itself out there needs to be a change of leadership in governments and a different direction i that's i have absolutely no deal bracks because the u.k. completely which to a lot of them wants or a 2nd referendum or a general election and some reason may through just run prince stubbornness won't let any of those things happen and she just got in the way frankly you know lawrence i mean uncertainty of a briggs is being blamed for another major industrial setback today what more can you tell us. yeah i mean if you live in the northern english town of skull and thought where in the 907 seas a full 3rd of a 1000000 people work for british steel comfort was actually built to house the workers at the factory that's big british steel was now only 5000 people work there because industry shrunk so much if you live in scandal you might care about stories and maybe a car lot more about the fact that the receivers have been called in because the british government simply decides it doesn't want to bankroll british steel anymore when it's when it's not making enough money and you know it all collapses in so all

the things about brick sets in strategy and the future of british manufacturing many many big questions about what's brett's it means to britain's industrial base . exactly a year ago british steel produced this corporate film glamorizing what goes on inside its plants in scum. high quality tailored manufacturing the sort of thing the u.k. used to be feigned for all over the world. one year on the accountants of moved in british steel has collapsed putting some $25000.00 jobs in direct jeopardy the government it seems was unwilling to provide just $30000000.00 pounds or $40000000.00 to keep it afloat the opposition cannot believe it but also mr speaker i want to express on behalf of the labor party my outrage that the government has again failed our steel industry putting 5000 jobs at risk in british steel 20000

more in supply chain this government has failed those people we will be working with the company and others and the official receiver in the days and weeks ahead to ensure that we can pursue every step to secure the future of the operations at scunthorpe skinning grove and on to the side the irony isn't lost on anyone that the news of the demise of british steel comes one day before european elections in which the conservative party is expected to risk. threshing and the story of british steel plays into a much wider debate about brics it and the future of british manufacturing. has been blamed in parts for the demise of british steel just like hundreds decision to close its car factory in the west of england it's widely thought the so-called hard bricks it would lead to the closure of nissan in northeastern england as well to many voters the points of the exercise was to get politicians to pay more attention to their communities it's not happening the reality is and it's an uncomfortable

truth is that we wouldn't be having these difficulties in the way in which they're presenting themselves this week if it wasn't for the decision to leave the european union perhaps the most startling statistic around british steel is that over the last 2 years alone china produced more steel than the u.k. has done since the industrial revolution in the 19th century maybe politicians think it isn't worth trying anymore but they don't have any other alternatives for people in scum fulp it's difficult to explain a situation where the government can find $5000000000.00 to renovate the parliament building and another $5000000000.00 to protect the country against the worst of a no deal brecht's it and yet cannot find the money to protect the u.k.'s steel industry had the been expanding its voters.