vessel has been taken into police custody accused of reckless misconduct the mermaid was a $26.00 metre boat used for sightseeing that could hold 60 people the south korean tour agency which organized the trip says relatives of the tourists will arrive in budapest on friday south korean president mungy and has sent foreign ministry officials to hungary to help. jaw i urge you to make use of all diplomatic channels to work with the hungarian government so search and rescue operations take place as fast as possible and if there are not enough personnel or equipment i ask you to coordinate with neighboring countries are hungry to find ways of bringing more rescue experts and additional equipment. the search for survivors has been extended far downstream into serbia as hungary and police continue their criminal investigation and schapelle al-jazeera. the body of a former opposition leader has been returned to the democratic republic of congo at

c.n.n. katie diets and belgium 2 years ago at the age of 84 after a long illness his funeral was delayed speak also political instability in the d.r. c. and fears it could spark opposition protests. tens of thousands of students and teachers in brazil have rallied for the 2nd time this month against a planned spending cuts in education local media say demonstrations were held in more than 80 cities the government wants to partly freeze spending in public universities in the coming months critics say it's an assault on education president gerry or bolsa naro has dismissed the student protests as naive saying they're being manipulated by their teachers. it's us a demonstration in sao paulo. the government of president job also not all says that the cuts to the education budget are essential if brazil is going to be able to afford what he says is major reform of the pension system coming up while the

country is heading for economic difficulties the economy has contracted a bit many people here say though that the cuts will disproportionately affect the working class people at the bottom end of political society and that will make life very very difficult for them you don't have this imagine such an over the years many people like myself coming from the lower middle class have gone to university i'm now professor in a public university who had the opportunity to study but instead of pushing to improve the education system to have more equal growth in brazil the government through said occasion as a threat to monitor something suitable i think it's a thing i will never be able to pay for private education i want to be a lawyer and go to $1.00 of the best public universities in brasil but i'm $100.00 that might not happen. tonight. although the protests are only likely to get bigger more than a 1000000 people marched across brazil in the middle of may when the cuts were announced many more marching across the country today the president was on our

himself is unlikely to be swayed by he's accused professors working in the public education system of indoctrinating students with left wing ideas and urged them to report their teachers to the all corot is a but many have said that this is a battle for the heart and soul of the brazilian society or the protests are likely to go on with an increasing polarization of those who support president polls or not all and many of those who oppose him. it's a breaking news for you now here on al-jazeera president donald trump has said the united states will impose a 5 percent tariff on all goods coming from mexico from june the 10th until illegal immigration is stops we will have more on that story in our later bulletin city keep it with us here on al-jazeera. india's prime minister narendra modi has been sworn in for a 2nd term after his women party the b j p s scored

a landslide election victory this month people across india are hoping he can deliver a swift economic change as the country struggles with high unemployment as he lopez what am reports. the popular and controversial. narendra modi sworn in for his 2nd term as india's prime minister the tight security and thousands of supporters in the presidential mansion he began another 5 here have. noted the damage don't doubt more the. this stakes are high for modi his policies have led to mixed economic results inflation is low but unemployment is at its highest level in nearly 50 years jobs are scarse frustration is growing among young people india's farmers are also struggling with high debt and low returns. in the next 5 years the government needs

to look after their employees so they don't have to migrate to the city to find jobs now new opportunities arise from events outside of india the trade war between china and the u.s. could leave the door open for indian businesses to profit the united states many companies want to replace their supply chains. india has an opportunity. become the best nation. noticed popularity is undeniable but its policies have been divisive critics say the prime minister promotes a hindu nationalist agenda i hate crimes against religious minorities increased during his 1st term some opponents are skeptical of modi's party and fearful of how the b j p may use its landslide win the next 5 years the major fear is that they will go again the budget in 2 years. for now foreign policy may be at the top of modi's agenda his inauguration guest list could be an indication. to exclude of

gotta stand pakistan and china but it invites has invited all the people of the big building goal area so i think foreign policy is going to be very key to the movies next door which also will have implications for the domestic side particularly. in a critical time for india with workers hoping for a form so will improve conditions for generations and with narendra modi looking to cement his legacy during his 2nd term katia llopis of the young al-jazeera. so has. a scare for the women's world number one at the french open polo. in sports.

thank you very much england had the perfect start to the cricket world cup by thrashing south africa in the tournament's opening match the 104 run when gives home fans plenty of optimism as england try to win the trophy for the 1st time polls on their worth has the action. with home advantage england and favorites going into the world cup but that was played down tournament's royal welcome and i'm delighted that the u.k. will once again play host to this wonderful global sporting event featuring 10 incredible teams who thanks to the u.k.'s cultural diversity will feel as though they are competing in front of a home crowd every time they take to the field south africa won the toss and seem

to england and bat and that decision paid dividends after just 2 bowls. but england lived up to their number one ranking as the rest of the top order all scored half centuries was one of the match been stored said 9 boundaries in his 89 as his side reached 311 for 8 the 50 overs he would later star in the field as well taking 2 wickets and the stunning one handed catch . amazing catches him doing practice for the time. he actually messed up he came running in that had to go back for what i may say well or better yet or the correction you know that still catch him of course but if you know right pace then it's easy. south africa's opening batsman hashim amla was forced to retire hurt after being struck on helmet early on quinten de kock looked to up the scoring. but when he was caught on 68 the visit his chances of

victory with. south africa all out for 207 as england sounded the strong warning to the tournament's other teams. a friend with al-jazeera. sports correspondent lee wellings has more from the oval in london well this was undoubtedly an important victory for the inventing bio and extremely cold for the one by side but in the opening day defeat against south africa would seriously have threatened that confidence and this was a close going for much of it again which england could have lost so much talk about by when those guys that's going to be really important if they're going to go on and find a way to hold their nose when the world cup of the 1st time you could have been trying to win a world cup 5 or 40 years and having that whites have a right of course there are plenty of taste in this tournament that are going to challenge them by how well being and same come but particularly they're going to be

things that can challenge that india has found out australia really defending champions and will strike here of course despite what's happened to control over say i've a wounded smith in the bible field i could win this and i would fight 6 of them i should be confronted our chances as well and even south africa after the opening defeat it's afghanistan over the outsiders and i would still expect to win so much is. given a scale in her 2nd round match at the french open she lost the opening set against 2 time grand slam winner victoria azarenka and looked very much in trouble but did fight back and went on to take the decide a 6 story the world has won the last 2 months 23 time grand slam champion serino williams made it into the 3rd round with a regulation win over japan's world number 238 creamy nora williams is looking for a 1st major title in more than 2 years. no problems at all for the men's top seed

novak djokovic she breeze through against switzerland on relax and then run $104.00 in the world in straight sets. a young fine it's a major league baseball game had to be taken to hospital after being hit by a foul ball a safety net at the home of the houston astros in texas didn't extend far enough to stop the chicago cubs alberts own more a juniors foul ball flying into the crowd and hitting a girl an adult with immediately took her away from medical attention a war was inconsolable afterwards there hasn't yet been an update on the girl's condition players have now called for a safety net to get major league baseball games to be extended even further would go willingly or be over her relationship with this little girl for the rest of what was. going. through her in a. little rude control. brazil is gearing up to host the corporate america but the country is sweating on talisman name are you starting

to train alone the striker pulled out of team training with pain in his left knee brazil hope he'll be fit for their friendly with asian champions qatar next week but another big name strike is back with a bang after serving a 2 game ban abraham of it scored as the l.a. galaxy beat sporting kansas city to mail on wednesday slots on fans in the crowd there enjoying the swedes 10th m.l.s. goal of the season. they said louis blues have won a game in the stanley cup finals for the 1st time ever they leveled their series against boston with an overtime victory in massachusetts the bruins took the lead twice before being pegged back a lot of it was goal sending the game to overtime. and colgan our son was the hero for the blue blues firing in from long range to clinch a 32 victory salute when i have home advantage for the next 2 games. a telling cyclist damiano see my house secured his 1st stage win as

a professional by winning the 18th stage of the road to tell you the 25 year old is riding in his 1st run tall and was in a 3 month break throughout the 222 kilometer stage after holding on and the bunch sprint he described the win as the dream of a lifetime richard care apartment maintains the overall lead as the race now heads back into the mt. sport and i will have more later on and that set for this new star just laboratory where i'll be back with you in just a few moments with more of the day's news it's a busy one stay with us. the

pollution is palpable. delis shares the symptoms of many modern metropolis but its unique features have been gotten a crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to relieve its citizens that these deadly aired on al-jazeera. on americans are struggling to pay their rent a problem isn't just limited to places that he's. a former governor of the idiots have pulled back cost the country closed up. we bring you the stories of the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera.

kidnappings a mad is in crimea since russia's forced onyx ation of the black sea and in syria. i don't understand why he was kidnapped. scores of crimean to have been arrested. most believed by russian security forces. crimea russia's dirty secret. on al-jazeera. arab leaders meet in saudi arabia to see discuss regional security as tensions between iran the united states and its gulf allies escalate. and how much he had seen there says al jazeera live from doha also coming up.

carter's prime minister is at the summits the 1st high level meeting with leaders of saudi arabia and other nations since they began a blockade of the gulf states 2 years ago. sudan's military rulers say a protest camp outside the defense ministry in khartoum has become a threat to the country. and president donald trump alliances new tariffs on kids from mexico until its neighbor stops illegal immigration. raids have you with us saudi arabia's king has accused iran of developing nuclear and ballistic missiles which are a threat to regional and global security king solomon was speaking jaring an emergency meeting of gulf leaders the kingdom is hosting a series of high level meetings of the gulf cooperation council and the arab league

there it comes during a time of escalating tension between iran and the gulf states and its allies. well among those attending the meeting in mecca is qatar as prime minister is the 1st highlevel meeting between the qatari leaders with nations he imposed a blockade on the country nearly 2 years ago leaders also held a wider meeting of the arab league those talks also focus on rights of palestinians the situation in yemen and recent attacks on oil tankers off the u.a.e. both riyadh and washington accuse a run of the attacks earlier this month and the u.s. has deployed additional troops and warships to the gulf. looking someone has told the arab league it's time to take action against iran. not taking a decisive and repellent stance against iran would lead to continuing abuse in the region so to reveal will always stretch its hand to cooperate and help other

countries in the region to develop and reach peace in the area including the iranian people we have to exert effort to make the arab world a decisive and effective region internationally. well robert jordan is a former united states ambassador to saudi arabia he joins us now from dallas texas thank you so much for speaking to us here on al-jazeera and while the united states welcome this says statement has come out it's all of the g.c.c. in mecca. well i think the united states is going to welcome any effort to curtail what iran is up to but they've got to be very careful but in the process of this they don't also fracture the g.c.c. i think cutter especially is going to have some trouble in agreeing to take any kind of military action against iran i think that is a probably a bridge too far for them and we have seen the cuts of the prime minister with the

g.c.c. this summer saying this could suggest a professional of sorts do you think that would be welcomed by america to see cuts or being brought back into the fold as it were absolutely i think united states has a tremendous interest in seeing the saudis and iranians resolve their dispute with cutter it has fractured the g.c.c. it has achieved nothing in terms of changing katter's position so far and cutter in many ways as is moving along in great stride and has been pushed somewhat into the arms of turkey and iran as a consequence so they need to solidify the g.c.c. and to do that they've got to patch things up with carter. we. fear the thing we have been hearing calls for united fronts from the g.c.c. and from arab nations so ever. that united funds appears to be to be

cracking in a way we've heard from iraq they have opposed the final statement from the arab leaders american see me saying and which has been condemning iran's sense of fear it's you know what it's all that this united front says is still with. us. i think there is a tremendous problem in presenting a united front right now likewise i think kuwait and oman are very soft on what should be done about iran so the saudis and armor adi's and egyptians have a. real uphill battle i think in trying to solidify any kind of alliance partly because of the way they have treated their allies and partly because they seem to have no sense of compromise how much of this do you think is to the shift in inside the foreign policy that we've seen over the past few years certainly with

the blockades of cuts are but also with. the war in yemen for example the. do you think that saudi foreign policy has played several absolutely the. war in yemen is kind of the elephant in the room in a way here if if a resolution cannot be found then there is no way that i think the the rest of these gulf states are going to want to stick with the saudis in their moralities. iran likewise has considerable interest in allowing the who the age to lob missiles into riyadh and to have perhaps proxies develop land mines or sea mines and otherwise drone attacks and otherwise find ways to heckle the saudis in

a way that is absolutely infuriating to them and seems to have no resolution ok robert george said and i we will have to leave it there but thank you so much for bringing us your thoughts there robert jordan former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia joining us that from dallas thank you. sedans strand's national military council says a protest camp in the capital khartoum is becoming a danger to the country but testers have been staging a sit in outside military headquarters for weeks now they want the ruling generals to hand over power to civilians but the military has told state television that legal action will be taken against what it calls unruly elements at the protest site so the council has also orders the office of the out to syria media network in khartoum to be shot down without giving any reason let's get more on this from old to young he's director of africa studies and assistant professor at drexel

university joining us now live from philadelphia via skype just give us a sense of what you think the direction of travel here is in sudan where now is starting to see the military taking a harsher line not just against the media and al-jazeera but also against the protesters what does this say about the direction of travel in sudan. i think it's a very worrying. and very worrying sign where you know. we're very close to the idea kind of a decision about whether or not the military will try to disperse. bio. and i think you've seen turn of signals that perhaps the military believes that they can take a very harsh and be series of steps against the alliance for freedom and change and i think in some ways they were afraid of the power that we saw recently with the general strike at do you think that these recent developments designating this

process terry as a danger. and starting to make moves against the media do you think this is a sign that the military is feeling threatens and it's changing direction they're not willing to do any more deals with these protesters it's time to take matters into their own hands. i think they are feeling a very bitter britain at the moment and i think both the protesters to be alone to freedom and change are betting on divisions within the military and the military is hoping for divisions within the alliance and freedom changes. i'm sorry comma the earlier today talking about leftist forces and the protest movement and so i think each side is trying to figure out how strong the other side will years and and how do you think the protesters will do you think the protesters will deal with this you think we're likely to see the protesters abandoning the camp. no i don't think the protesters will abandon the killer i think in the next few days we'll see

especially the bronze comes back from saudi arabia where there are no military and they are willing to take are willing to commit to violently dispersing but if they do that i think there's a real danger that will bend to a period of civil disobedience. to which you say this is a rather dangerous game of chicken almost because the military are not willing to back down the protesters are not willing to back down is it a case of who blinks 1st i think it's definitely a case of who blinks 1st and i think we're very we're in a very dangerous situation spiraling out of control for instance the military action we're not really sure if the whole military will support it and there's a real danger of the possibility of a counter group ok old and young joining us there live from philadelphia thank you so much for bringing us your thoughts there on those recent developments in sudan thank you perhaps so the news now and several people are reported to have been

killed in a series of explosions in iraq more than a dozen others are said to been injured in the blasts in the city of kirkuk the military says several improvised explosive devices went off there's been no immediate claim of responsibility. u.s. president donald trump has announced he'll tax all goods from mexico to push the government to take action on illegal immigration at the same time he posted this video on his twitter account said to show one fison migrants trying to cross the border trump says the 5 percent tariff will be enforced from june 10th and will be increased every month until something is done let's get more on this now from heidi joel castro joining us live now from washington heights just how significant are these tariffs. well hala mexico has already responded with an

official calling these from tariffs disastrous and promising that mexico will respond vigorously but this threat from the white house does have to be taken with a grain of salt if you'll recall earlier in the year trump had threatened to close the southern border entirely because of this illegal traffic of migrants trying to cross into this u.s. he never did that he actually walked back from that and if in fact these terrorists to take hold they would be unprecedented in reaching 25 percent by october and that is on every product that mexico exports to the united states we're talking about $300000000000.00 worth of goods annually the majority of that auto parts as well as electric machinery these are the very items that u.s. manufacturers depend on and that trump has said he supports in creating u.s. shop.