people and the caravans being going through so i think that the mexican president and his mother will be hoping that his foreign minister can make that case and that he will be listened to by the u.s. officials basically he's dealing with president trump a little way through the 6 months of his presidency has been non-confrontation he doesn't want to get involved really with any disputes the labor for the north not just because of how powerful the united states is but also because he wants to get on with his domestic agenda more on the story sternberger is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute he says the mexican government has put itself in a weak position i don't know why what the mexican government expects biggest clearly the u.s. government is not a government that you can reach agreements with or you can then rely on they just renewed the free trade agreement with the u.s. and canada. and that is supposed to you know eliminate all there is between the 3

countries so i don't know what they're hoping for but i know they put themselves in a weak spot obviously at the margin there is there are things they could do they can try to enforce the their their own sovereign border but ultimately what the u.s. is asking them to do is to turn themselves into some sort of east germany where they they build walls and whatever else to make it impossible to leave mexico and that seems. completely reasonable the band to make. still ahead here on al-jazeera i'm jim allen down then reporting from yami i meant arm a warning it's on the northernmost tip of the philippines won't sell you how the philippine military efforts to build a defense so here in greatly influenced other territories in the south china sea. also had a ringing endorsement from across the atlantic donald trump throws his weight behind boris johnson's campaign to be britain's next prime minister.

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still blowing the b.m.x. of any city 9 on monday now western society more than 60 down in yemen are we seeing a lot recently the potential for big showers that's true in somalia as well in some good rains here recently still there although other courses disappeared for most of southern africa with the exception of few showers building over the warm water of the warm the current hitting madagascar and the customers are big it's a dry looking picture cape town 18 degrees. mostly in the sunshine but tracked. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways i don't want to live in the world where everything is designed in california made china the cutting edge is in the hands of the corporation the only way to be subversive used to be able to control the technology but my simone benz he has built a chip that anyone can use to build anything really to make each cost like

a pizza spearheading a global movement to democratize technology meet your maker part of the rebel geek series on out to 0. welcome back let's recap our top stories for you so far this half hour one person has been killed 10 others were injured in the sudanese capital khartoum after the security forces opened fire on protesters there they've been camped outside the military headquarters for weeks demanding a civilian government. forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government say the push towards for the 1st after spices south of the capital was 3 people were killed in the operation after launched an offensive to

capture tripoli in april. one other story china says the u.s. must take full responsibility for the setback and trade talks between the 2 powers the vice minister of commerce wang sware says the u.s. can pressurize china into an agreement and beijing will not back down over its core principles. victims of a canadian genocide that's how a landmark government inquiry will describe canada's missing or murdered indigenous women the report leaked to the media looks into the deaths and disappearances of $1200.00 indigenous women since 1980 but the exact number is thought to be much higher it blames deep rooted colonialism and state in action for a disproportionate level of violence faced by indigenous women indigenous women make up 4 percent of the canadian population account for up to 24 percent of homicide victims more than 2000 witnesses took part in the inquiry including survivors and relatives of missing women she have returned he has more now from

ottawa. the commission is in charge of this inquiry said that we're going to talk about the findings of that report until monday when the report is officially released at the building behind me they say that's in deference to the thousands who took part in the inquiry and meetings around the country over 2000 people sharing what they call that truth is with the commission is someone who called for the inquiry some of those in the indigenous community have welcomes the use of the word genocide but the same question that hung over this inquiry when it began hangs over it now now was this isn't the 1st inquiry into the problems plaguing indigenous communities in canada we've had several in the past that do seem to come up with the same convergence of factors social and economic exclusion official racism official violence official indifference the cultural war that was declared on in addition to just communities in canada but in the past off those reports

despite promises from prime minister justin trudeau just 3 years ago after the truth and reconciliation commission to implement all the recommendations off the inquiry off of the commission nothing or very little has actually happened the question this time around once again is so what's going to be different this time once again prime minister today says he'll implement some $125.00 recommendations in this report but it is difficult to believe the philippines is building its 1st military base on its northern most island it is uninhabited taiwan is just 80 kilometers away. explains why it's so important. it is not a contested area because it is well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines but the philippine military is thinking ahead and fortifying its defenses here up north miami island or also locally known as marvelous island has long been a favored fishing grounds both for local and foreign vessels this is why this is

also a huge food security issue the philippine military is now handing over most of the operations to the local government hoping that this island will become a refuge for filipino fishing vessels and security forces. are filipino fisherfolk i do ones who will benefit the most from this before this was developed there are so many citing supporters but when the philippine flag in the structures we build all of the poaching stop it is a matter of the pay you know we have it by in the end speed anything can possible be got united and you need to depend for that but you have. now experts are telling us that any efforts that the philippine military has done here on this barren island can also greatly influence efforts in all other territories of the philippines in the south china sea tanzania has become the latest country in africa

to plastic bags the measure came into effect on saturday all imports sales and use of plastic bags prohibited africa was leading a 1st cycle plastic pollution now with 34 countries imposing restrictions. state funerals being held in the democratic republic of congo for the veteran opposition leader katie tens of thousands of mourners joined african dignitaries anxious to get his son who's now leading the country reports from kinshasa. supporters of 18 inches security say bearing day here on home soil is a victory against the former government the veteran opposition leader died in belgium 2 years ago but the political turmoil at the time and disagreements with joseph kaplan of the former president delayed his homecoming could be there is no longer leader of the democratic republic of congo she's a katie son felix's his father was given a state funeral it would it we are very proud because. from no till to

morrow and to morrow every young man will be able to fight to be liberated the country. spent decades in politics fighting against corruption and challenging leaders such as the buddha says a sacred. and his son joseph just played for a long time i think 30 hears ago just fighting for democrats in this country and now his son he the father is heard and his son is now the 1st thing this country is that there is still 12 of the of the right there with what what his father did last time. but felix is a katie's election win was controversial some here believe opposition leader martin for you look one december's vote for you to challenge the result in court but lost feeling the case he was sworn in soon after the ruling of the synthetics a fix the fix is part of the deal with the with the former president but he. says i listen it's made tonight and political analysts say feeling that he has to

prove he is his own man president who does try and will try to survive an impasse and will do the same especially because quite a huge political party in the field and they warn these parliamentary elections but we have one head of state with his constituency power and responsibilities and is doing well for that on being. the funeral reportedly cost millions of dollars money some his say could have been spent elsewhere it is high unemployment and poverty officials are also battling to contain any bone outbreak in the east of the country is a kerry supporters say for now it's time to celebrate the opposition leader and give him a proper sendoff afterwards they say they will be watching the sun phoenix to see what kind of leader he's going to be how to. kinshasa. in israel. he says it fired rockets into syria late on saturday and says the attack was in response to

a syrian attack on the mount hermon area serious defenses intercepted missiles fired from israel syrian state media say 3 of the country soldiers died and 7 others were injured in the attack it's not happened just hours after the israeli military said 2 rockets were fired from syria towards the occupied golan heights staying in syria government forces backed by russia have bombed several rebel controlled areas in the northwest airstrikes at the city of in the western aleppo countryside as well as several turns in hama province activists also reported bombings south of lib. opposition fighters have been pushed back as far as the area you can see there hundreds of people have been killed since last month including $130.00 children that's according to the united nations the world food program says more than 300000 people have been displaced by the recent fighting camps are overcrowded supplies are running low the u.n.

has warned that fighting is putting humanitarian operations at risk careen fleisher is the country director of the world food program in syria and she says civilians fleeing it lip are in a dire situation we are witnessing a catastrophic on fooling lives are being lost people must flee conflict are there on the move that displaced civilian infrastructure is being used right and now we also see farmland being destroyed which will have an impact on food security beyond repair 300000 people have been displaced mostly moving from the south of the north of how much will the northern camps armed and the world the program has been able to reach 190000 people with emergency just distance which is food that can that is can't and people can't eat on the move the situation is outgunned and it has to stop this is a very densely populated area and and the camps are fool are the people who

received our tents from humanitarian partners but they have nowhere to pick 10 you know one man told us that our partners that he has been under move and he had to carry his aging and wounded mother for hours on his back until he found a vehicle to take them or another woman is standing is that you know in a blink of an eye she has lost everything and her children are traumatized you know from the bombs and the shelling fall through from the sky so what people are moving north to words to safety to is these camps but they don't find a place to to ringback to really settle even if temporarily but that was the program was able to reach the camp with the with the lifesaving for the systems. an investigation is underway into a series of explosions at the munitions factory in russia which left more than 80 people injured the blasts happened 400 kilometers east of moscow at

a plant that makes explosives for the military half of the injured were in a nearby residential area where the force of the blast blew out windows the british government says it's intercepted 9 boats carrying dozens of migrants trying to cross the english channel a local m.p. says it's a record number of vessels trying the crossing in one single day the 74 migrants are undergoing medical examinations the authorities are working to establish their nationalities. u.s. president donald trump arrives in the u.k. on monday kicking off a 3 day state visit but he is already making his presence felt by wading into the conservative party's leadership contest need barker reports from london. president trump has a keen interest in power who has it who hasn't he also has his own ideas on the next british prime minister in an interview with the sun newspaper this is what he said about the export and secretary and hardline boris johnson i know you know the

difference but i think. they can be. i believe he also said he didn't think johnson's well publicized extramarital affairs would harm his chances johnson's been complimentary of donald trump's presidency in recent months but when he was mayor of london he was anything but how times change i would invite him to come and see the whole of london and take him around the city except that i wouldn't want to expose londoners to any unnecessary risk of meeting donald trump foreign secretary jeremy hunt to another leadership contender also got the trump seat of approval because of his pledge to spend more on defense the right but his thumbs down for environment secretary michael gove a leadership front runner who recently accused trump of saber rattling over his iran policy trumps words fall short of a full endorsement of johnson but they've been seen as

a bombshell intervention in british domestic politics and a breach of diplomatic protocol trump has also claims that other leadership contenders have approached him asking for his public support the guessing game over who these contenders are has already begun all in all the u.s. president believes that he has the potential power to impact who will be the next occupant of number 10 downing street it is a crowded contest with 12 m.p.'s vying to replace to reason may the race may be. on with may will still be prime minister during trump's 3 day state visit to the u.k. beginning monday humanity to reason man boris johnson have had a fractious relationship over breaks it. also told the sun he was really loved in britain given the huge demonstrations during his working visit last year including the appearance of this back claim may be up for debate the barca al-jazeera london . liverpool have been thrown kings of european football for the 6th time in their

history after beating tottenham hotspur to nil in the champions league final it was a special moment for the people in the egyptian of narcotic. they gathered to watch their homegrown hero liverpool striker mohamed salah he scored the opening goal of the match from the penalty spot in the 2nd minute seller also finished joint top scorer in the campaign this season. recapping our top stories for you so far this hour one person's been killed and 10 others were injured in sudan's capital after security forces opened fire on protesters they've been camped outside the military headquarters for weeks now demanding a civilian government forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government say they pushed the warlords after his fighters south of the capital at least 3 people were killed in that operation he launched an offensive to

take tripoli in april the united nations says tens of thousands of civilians have fled the fighting china says the u.s. must take full responsibility for the setback in trade talks between the 2 powers the vice minister of commerce one schwinn says the u.s. can't pressure china into an agreement and that beijing will not back down over its core principles. the mexican president has hinted that his country could tighten migration controls to diffuse u.s. president donald trump's threats to impose tariffs on mexican goods mr trump says he will apply tariffs on all mexican products as of june the 10th if it doesn't stop migrants crossing the us mexican border going in. their international options that we could turn to we think that won't be necessary that we will achieve a good agreement through dialogue and we won't resort to legal processes we want to maintain good relations with the government of united states israel's military says

it fired rockets into syria late on saturday syrian state media says 3 soldiers died and 7 others were injured in the missile strike which itself of the capital damascus israel says it was in response to a syrian attack on the occupied golan heights a state funeral has been held in the democratic republic of congo for the veteran opposition leader etienne tshisekedi he died in belgium 2 years ago but political turmoil had prevented the return of his body liverpool have been crowned kings of european football for the 6th time in their history after beating spurs to nil in the champions league final spurs conceded a penalty after just 20 seconds to put liverpool one nil up at the match in madrid but it was belgians di bok already who sealed victory for the reds with a late goal more news on the web site al jazeera dot com is the address you need tweet me off when you're back at peter dhabi one up next rebel geeks are season. the latest news as it breaks local communities here importing are very frustrated

because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this last night of the flag though people often say this struggling to make ransom notes and just want a better life from around the world as obviously has been offered to those who rebel against the government. except those involved in human rights abuses a war crimes. digital technology companies and it's interesting these men and any. even in t.g. billions of calculations you know ok it seems they discovered diamonds. in which everything in our lives he trained and trained. and intended. for his convenience profit and surveillance he only needs these. things. easiness killer charms tech job. and enable

a different technology. one rep people are not a part of. the be. all that to us all. the problem with this but it seems that sometimes i don't really adjust to the no coast guard zone but i just got a zone which is halfway between when i was in the area. and seen the news or it was very very young. also awfully good of you to.

do that but then. it's all based. on the me there's a man who will do it the. only ones with these guys really he crossed us with a good holiday you know this. really is all they have although not all people know that matthews the reality is we know nothing you won't get. to be friends we started east protocol of who you know which does especially the ox's to being able to field we didn't tommy's we don't really having to go to 5 years degree the atomics. i'm going to show you how to melt and electronic sounds that basically the 1st thing you need an arduino microcontroller you need there do we know code which essentially it's a computer inside one single chip doesn't have

a screen doesn't have much but it can build things with some so it's. one of the early communities that john told all musicians illegal source of music old interfaces for computers then there was a lot of interactive use the lucian's of the baltics. people said to use a legal to build the 1st open source drill. then it was the 1st open source 3 d. printer. people said to go and see a look at this project for it's great i like you what do you use all used up do you know what he's a do you know. you guys were just in north from tustin nor you have what looks like a whole bunch of little tiny boards there mostly arduino microcontrollers so what arduino is is a open source hardware that you can you. used to write software that interacts with the real world when you're holding your hand as an arduino mega it's the the big

one right now that i have this little chips that are microcontrollers. beat me is that if you become a computer you will find for example in the microwave over simple terrible stuff so study using that we realized that a lot of software and hardware was a baby with an open source license we want to something that you could build yourself if you wanted to it would be to make it cheap you need to cost like a pizza so i stuff to develop what became of the wheel. what happened is that at the same time that we start to become a little bit where norm the maker movement started to. come down to 0 and look at the very much right now 3. places that make a fair shed and we are writing to me this is making the robot which is that kind of symbol of maker faire not even in california to have it so big.

the maker faire is an event that was started 10 years ago as a way to get the makers to get together and show what they were doing showing projects. what are you working on and this is the big lead on that if i'm walking around. liquid identify yes i was on a field when i was 3 on a video on a quality i only count on their device. while that's pretty cool that project is why i think this thing they could make that souls mold or you can put it in. a regular glossary you know you can use a form a lot of different that's an interesting project so basically we made a bunch of the any good lot of these one. it's like the kids. drawing on the fly

when you get infected all right very nice. i said i would hope you'll keep your hands. on it the bigger picture from the bonnet and sent it over here and we know then that we painted on the. rock you know only engineer for children. do that if the film school. i. thought was. busy pretty maybe. the software that runs up to reno gets downloaded and once again for a 2nd. what's happening right now is very simple. technologies pervading every aspect of the law

. at the moment that he's this perception that the can all just something you buy what's on the shelf but you know way if you look at the supermarket and it would only be pre-cooked food and you wouldn't be able to buy some fresh programs to cool then you would find that the world was not a free world you know you would have why the wanted to get canned soup only when in technology in a way now you go to a shop and there are yes $25.00 different types of targets but effective they're all doing the same thing so what if you decide that you want to do a different top level you don't want to do something else then you need to be able to sit down and think about it and maybe build a different one. i think if. you would is this is in for a sensor infrared sensor though this wire isn't. in my undergraduate

education that i i learned like a postman and i figured out that doing things with commercial is not that fun actually i got what was the idea of the maker when they had english in berlin and i was no more that. right no than make the woman in china likely just. a guy. that was. known to be a big party and there is one requirement you have to have that object that you never blame you. for that act like so yesterday for about a month yet i think over something else when i started off as a kid i was very interested in understanding go to school one christmas my parents gave me as a present this kid who was a kid to learn about electronics he could build the circuit so if you make 7 you

would stick the stage to put together the disk you plug a 9 volt battery you put your phone and and suddenly you hear voices you're like wow i just be the radio so those are very important for me because you want to stand that the chronology is not as complicated as you think it is. nice collar bone. but this is where you run your do we know. let's say i want to build something that tells me when i got too much sun time you know when i'm at the seaside i have to be careful otherwise i beg i could take a bus is a little component because then i think this other component. which is a light sensor. so constantly. when the month of life. and then you're putting your.

every hour. take over. so we said to people who want to build a project the 1st thing you do open one of our examples so you just have to copy. all my dog. blinks in a different way i don't know why. so you start to create the connection between what you see on the screen what's happening in the real world.

and. point of view. but the only way to. build stuff. that project that it takes like a stupid project comes from another project to somebody and they became that became that. impression that these 2 other people made back. to dr particular to see people that essentially step number 5 of 25 and at the end

of the line there may be a very relevant thing that comes out of. that. hydrogen explosion has occurred at unit 3 of the hamster can put the human daiichi nuclear plant. in japanese authorities have ordered people within a 12 mile radius of the plant to remain inside more than 180000 people have been evacuated from the area. this is to be hoped though you can feel this is to be hoped though. the people who they used to live here they cannot come back here anymore because all of the. new korea occident. that it was really on clear about the the information.

radiation contamination was we can the see if we can this made it we can offer you anything i didn't seeing the government is hiding anything i saw the government just cannot do cannot control the situation very well because it was very quite chaotic. i just sold if i have this in i g i ship you know something something something for others. i miss hunt that's how i start involving safe guests. the outside these high right now the whole point scene 7 inside a bottle legacy about hollow her experience you don't see this number so if.

the box on the other there and the receiver that's sitting here is one of our 3rd generation the guy using it has a geiger counter and a g.p.s. receiver and and it was in every 5 seconds location. time and now the radiation of also everywhere i go and it's creating a data point every 5 seconds along this road which will upload our maps and be able to see the radiation levels around us and. there was no question we'd use any but we know from the very 1st. when the government tried to put out the information they basically said it was no problem in fukushima and there clearly was some people didn't know what to believe. and we have here and we do work that this older come to me from the girder condor and communicates with the p.c.

to get through the radiation level ok rick you know that we were desperate to get the data on the maps we had to act quickly if we got 75 percent reliable data right away that was way better than 100 percent reliable data 2 years too late and . we got something working drachmas human. big i. read approved we have some strong rains outside. what are we measuring here right now to stay brood 36 now so it has to come out 36 so we see very consistent error reducing numbers coming. out of this these meetings with plain we don't really know the comics for a certain amount of coffee and they wouldn't have been able to wake up one day and build a network called network connected to geiger counters in the space of these a community needed them. and they were ready.

so it's. all still ruder frank i'm not in the did we call these radiation droids because it kind of looks like r 2 d 2 so from star wars and these are these are the ones that started appearing but a year after jack all around fukushima this is this you know this is the japan this is the new one. where the problem is is that the government doesn't say anything about them we found them by just coming across as oh somebody putting in sensors there's no signs on who owns them or who installed them or how they work or where you can find the data online alians could have dropped this here. or is it 1.0. sorry 6 but anyway 1.0 micro seatbelt prove every compared to

4 years of all the number has been decreased about that's because half life of the cesium one city and 34170 s. . the health effects of the stress of the incentives for example are having a very sizeable impact on the people up there you know it doesn't matter if the fear you have is based on something real and rational or irrational it's still a stress in people have a right to be told what's going on. i notice if just an excuse to like it's not all cut him up i just did and this guy. looks like it. needs to. stay. in but. because of the other night due to all. the conduct are.

there sort of our being out there are so many more that's not good money my permit they need. some nice going to the mall the citizens who did this last night need. to stand up on the. please do get it up for me. that my. don't work and i got. mad at me there so they got. but i mean on the bottom is and i look at you know look at it by this kid the moment many and i'm on. this i would consider this number to point 1.15.18 reading for this position. this is you know since they meter suzy did it then they had to imitate that and us

get them all on a 2nd i hate to be much greek and also their whole whole organized talking about it if you want to talk a little bit of this and the mcconnell had not invaded all that well you know much of the hottest. but not that it still goes the hamas to talk to them about i quite the quite. so you could pick up a caught up. with the sort of more kids you got to get it more as you would i go do you don't want to enough of a cook for us really not to. give an amazing feeling when i come across this kind of person. this

is something that nobody could ever do. when you make something they can appreciate you don't think oh yeah one day somebody will probably use to crowdsource radiation . but the fact that you've created tools that enable people to do that gives you hope on the fact that there will be other situations where we can build something knowledge which is independently created and will help us in other situations like this. there is no safe level of radiation more radiation you get the more risk you have of a causing some kind of disease. people in korea or new. most of those places if the radiation were to stay stable to rest their life would probably increase their lifetime rate of cancer by half a percent doesn't sound like a lot when half a percent of 100000 people get cancer what's that $500.00 people so from an individual responder view it might be manageable from a free society point of view it's serious.

but then a franklin you say god created us going i think. that he might. say cast is deploying a new network of sensors in the k. sions so we're going to put sensors that are instead of being on a car they're going to be on a building and they'll measure 24 hours a day. some people say it's. the radiation it's gone already and they don't want to talk about it anymore and they should learn more about the specific information and using the human pattern data is our data are no they're there. now that i'm still on. i don't know it's not that i know. that's it it's on. its i don't know i don't consider his his get it on the level of you know

toaster to space shuttle it's a lot closer to a toaster and one sensor you know provide some data but it's going to be the network and then the string of data that comes from this and other ones it's going to have a have a big picture so you know it's one small piece of a very big network. the most recent reading is 20 c.p.m. 7 minutes ago. we started from almost nothing to barely workable system in a week and within a month we had something that was pretty good within 3 months we had something that was world class within a year. we are the largest open data database on radiation information anywhere. and.

because the community now is not. that sort of people to realize that he's no one among to be me so they're trying to kind of cash in into this thing but they don't understand that by doing this they might make some money now and then they would in the community which is your blood easier you know what keeps you up. there were different moments that i could have given up but i believe you can build the business makes you more money than you would ever need in your life and yet you create something which is a lasting value for many more. i'm going to fight the legal battle but in the saying i want to work with my friends who believe in what i do. every allies that i spent the last 10 years basically almost like putting money into a lot of bank accounts that are not made of money that are made of reputation that

are made of respect that are made of love and now that this thing is happening to me i'm basically going out and everybody's basically giving me back. all the love i give them we've interests. i don't want to live in a world where everything around me is the zine in california and made in china by somebody just make stuff because otherwise they will drive the choices we make where they will drive their way we will be created the only way to be subversive enough for fish nowadays is to be able to control the technology in a way you can propose an alternative. i also like the spirit that because you're makers that you're nothing about making mistakes in the ways good or bad is progress that's how you keep going to kill if you don't you may never know when the next one happens if that happens anywhere

else ignored all this people can help right away we know how to do. burn to read so that i could read every man a creator a twitter returns to activism with a new mission i said ok i'm going to put my job trying to build software. but can't digital dissidents what within the technological free market it's a race against the kurds in the persians when they're still from the capitalists part of the rebel geek series. examining the headlines

a collapsed economy means the beni people are struggling to survive setting the discussions people have to wait i don't think you can live that way any longer sharing personal. stories with a global audience explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform the media and motivate and inspire. the world is watching on al-jazeera as politicians and washington fights are over a border war we talked to the people at the center of the story many up then just said although it's very dangerous ghosts and the many guns are there and it's not it's a very safe place migrants smugglers and people who live along the border talk to all just 0. we have a news gathering team here that is 2nd term and they're all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to

be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to them. my job is is to break it all down and we help give you understand and make sense of it. i 5. security forces in sudan fire on protesters leaving one dead and 10 injured. hello and welcome i'm peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up libya's u.n. recognise government says it's pushed back forces trying to take the capital tripoli. as trade tensions rise with china beijing warns the u.s.

tariffs won't fix the problem. tottenham pay the penalty after just 20 seconds of the champions league final as liverpool and trophy number 6 to the european collection. in sudan one person was killed 10 others were injured in the capital khartoum after the security forces opened fire on protesters thousands of demonstrators have been staging a sit in outside the military headquarters demanding a transfer of power to a civilian government victoria gate maybe has more. than was in a panic incident capital khartoum a shots of fired towards protesters who is setting up barricades the army says the protest outside the ministry of defense has become a hub for criminals and is posing a danger to the state but thousands of demonstrators defying warnings from the

military to stop the sit in they say they'll keep up the pressure until their demands for a civilian government are met after the you know aggression against we're just there is this is not new this is it has always been that he said i will be redeemed and i personally think that you. it is an extension of bashir and this is the only language they understand well it's and firing at civilians the military council has been in charge since long time president obama al bashir was deposed in april and they say external powers may now be influencing what's happening inside sudan after having visited saudi arabia general. and his vice came up with a different look at the they are now putting a different face previously they were very diplomatic in their appeal to the people know they are very blunt. there are also reports of gunfire in sudan 2nd largest city on demand where they've been regular protests before and since the shares

removal talks between the military council and the opposition coalition to form a transitional government was suspended 2 weeks ago after the 2 sides failed to agree on who will lead the transitional period the military council says if no progress is made it will call for elections before the end of the year and we've projected by the opposition. the risk of violence is increasing as the standoff between protesters and government forces intensifies but protesters say they are determined to stand their ground until the military hands of the power victoria gate and be al-jazeera now forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognize governments say they pushed back the warlords after spices south of the capital they say they've also bombed his positions in the south at least 3 fighters were killed in the operation after the launched a military offensive to capture tripoli in april my head has more from tripoli.

clashes started on saturday between forces loyal to the owner could now is the government of national accord and others led by the warlord khalifa haftar in the vicinity of the old international active airport on this southern western part of the libyan capital the government forces say that the are determined to be captured at the airport because it has been this supporting hub for have to his forces in 4 main axes north of the airport in its windy and 3 good armor axes and east of the airport in a little for the journey and start up ends are axes of the government forces say that the captured at the airport they can then cut the supporting line going for have to his forces from the airport to those 4 main axes the also say that they can easily take control of their airport and look at they have to his forces locations in the vicinity of the airport they can also open the way towards us that have been

a chair area would have to his forces are located there the situation remains a very tense on the southern outskirts of the libyan capital specially for civilians many people have been killed since the fighting started on april 4th including civilians and also including women and children israel's military fired rockets into syria late on saturday syrian state media 3 soldiers died and 7 others were injured in the missile strike which hit south of the capital damascus israel says it was in response to a syrian attack on the occupied golan heights. the chinese government says the u.s. must take full responsibility for the setback in trade talks between the 2 countries the vice minister of commerce one when it was unveiled a government report on the dispute he says the u.s. can't pressure china into an agreement and that beijing will not back down over its core principles the defense minister has also addressed the issue of the trade war

going all the again on the treaty friction started by the us if the us wants to talk we will keep the door open if they want to fight we are ready. from beijing. it's rare for senior chinese government officials to hold a news conference on a sunday morning but that's what has now happened and it has to be seen in the context of all that's taken place in china during the past few days on friday the commerce ministry announced that it was a stablish a blacklist of foreign companies a move that will unsettle foreign investors here in china but wouldn't give details as to when that list would be released and then of course on saturday china imposed more terrorists on some $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports as the 2 countries ratchet up their tariff war now the commerce ministry has gone a step further hit back once more they released a white paper which in

a sense outlines china's case in these stalled negotiations between the 2 countries the vice minister for commerce mr wang showmen said repeatedly that the united states had backtracked during the negotiations between the 2 sides he said that china would never capitulate on key areas that affected its sovereignty he was also asked where the president xi jinping and president donald trump would meet on the sidelines of the g. 20 economic summit in japan at the end of the month he couldn't answer that but he did say that chinese officials would be attending a major economic summit in japan in the next few days and that seemed to hold open really an invitation if you like for the united states to perhaps attend those talks china said it did not want a trade war but once more repeated its warning that it's quite prepared to fight one. china isn't the only country in a trade dispute with washington president trump plans to impose tariffs on all

imports from mexico the mexican foreign minister is in the u.s. for talks the tariffs are meant to pressure the mexican government into cutting the flow of migrants from central america pass through mexico on their way to the u.s. john allman from mexico city. about 80 percent of mexican exports go to the united states so that's how important this relationship is to this country now the foreign minister from mexico is in washington is going to be me and with senior u.s. officials i think what he's going to be saying to them is that the central issue here obviously is about migration president from unhappy with the amount of central americans maybe from honduras el salvador guatemala that are getting through mexico on route many of them to the united states but mexico has actually be doing quite a lot more than before in the last couple of months to try and crack down on that 80 percent more detentions this april than in april of the previous years and also

crackdowns on the amount of humanitarian these is the being held at the being handed out to people and also on the caravans being going through so i think that the mexican president under his mantle of his obrador is going to be hoping that his foreign minister can make that case and that he will be listened to by the u.s. officials basically he's way of dealing with president trump all the way through the 6 months of his presidency has been non-confrontation he doesn't want to get involved really with any disputes the label for the north not just because of how powerful the united states is but also because he wants to get on with his domestic agenda stand look up is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute he says the mexican government has now put itself in a weak position. i don't know why what the mexican government expects because clearly the this u.s. government is not a government that you can reach agreements with that you can then rely on they just

renewed the free trade agreement with the u.s. and canada. and that is supposed to eliminate all terrorist between the 3 countries so i don't know what they're hoping for but i don't know they've put themselves in a weak spot obviously at the margin there is there are things they can do they can try to enforce their their own southern border but ultimately what the u.s. is asking them to do is to turn themselves into some sort of east germany where they they bailed walls and whatever else to make it impossible to leave mexico and that seems like a completely reasonable the ban to make. tanzania has now become the latest country in africa to ban plastic bags the measure came into effect on saturday all imports sales and use of plastic bags are prohibited some african countries are at the leading edge of environmental protection tackling plastic pollution let's take

a quick look at some of the other countries have adopted similar measures now in 2002 bangladesh became the 1st in the world to declare a ban on thin plastic bags the decision was made after it was found that the bags had a severe impacts on the storm water drainage system but samia india passed a law to restrict plastic bag production before the ban about 20 cows died from ingesting plastic every day it was an important move for hindu communities who view the animals as sacred in china plastic bag waste became so widespread that many began using the term point to pollution. was introduced in 2008 and since then plastic bag waste dropped by more than 75 percent that's about $40000000000.00 plastic bags and stuff it is an environmental policy specialist she says governments play a crucial role in alleviating plastic pollution. plastic leadership across the world is enormous there have been studies that have shown that one example by 2050

we're predicting that there will be more plastic in the ocean by weight then so it's crucial that countries do whatever they can to actually reduce the amount of plastic production and plastic consumption and to cut down on that and so plastic single use plastic bags are one of the most ubiquitous uses of plastic across the country and that across the country and across the world in new york for instance billions of plastic bags are used every year and that's just one city so taking action to cut off the plastic bags from the supply side can do a lot to cut down on that particular source of plastic region tanzania has a lot of their own state in this effort for 2 reasons 1st of all tanzania has a large part of their national economy and vested interests and when you have plastic bags that are.