gerry francis has been working in illegal gold mines in paris for the past 20 years but for the last 3 months he hasn't been able to work. full. of force. you know. about it but when i had my shadow. my simple life. for. him. and.

it's really she was really you know i miss the. most you know the shoes. who are going to be for her good looks and. even if i were him. he says it was just you and me with the. pictures to show and this is i'm going to do my family duties of a very different year larry because these are young men here you are going. around and. they exposed our arms. was part of you. as you know it was one. of the 4 corners a pretty. girl who is who can receive in a. 100. cars or who're. part of. my program of computer science might be

to learn is a trick. much. of what i've been told me for a long time i avoid love it when you put one up all in one time i'll bring you home one of my boys before. all my body will store. on the level what a lot and all the others i wonder why don't. they want to. look at empathizing bust on my knuckle my bottle will. let you know they. are big enough for most of us know. when i'm going to find. people who want to go going home. buying your we're not. really you but on.

the minus deal with the impact on the health agencies who are active middlemen between finances and by is a profiting. from the law school you can offer. you some by. force some want to draw on more to produce extra pairs of programs and you know. now another to bring this. class in i'm going. to pin this on i'm going alone. because did the general terms go to someone in a part of the moving toward me. the agents get the

roll gold processed before it can be sold. the gold is refined by trained chemists in illegal processing side. street toward. 1.21 makes. all your all for the. good gold needs to be refined to remove impurities. will be cool if they want to feel that it will hold on to the. machine. really quickly. all through the ball.

point. and start it screening. almost 24 karat gold. the refined gold is now ready to be salt. lake shops affronts the trading in illegally mined goals from. the board in the. shop not till. we follow the agent with hidden cameras to see where he sells his gold and giving them a show. on their computer shop lungs. or in the munition i'm going. to get nothing by anything beyond that only some of. them are bad enough. in flash.

so you're going to hear in the money you know i don't know. i don't know man along the cards i need to make and. multiply it's at the bottom of the hierarchy make a little more than $4.00 a day the agents can make more than 10 times that amount in a single transaction. record and get a 1000000000 for the $1000000000.00 piece of i'm all for it i know there's a lot of them buying the. number out on the menu or in the.

bylaw local gold produces in the philippines must sell that gold to the central bank. but many prefer to do their business here at this black market in binondo manila chinatown. we set up an undercover operation to talk to a buyer at the black market. to get ready we are ready. is it filming now to get rolling yet. we spot a man standing around suspiciously. posing as interested gold cell as we approach him.

he turns out to be a gold agent. black market dealers here routinely buy refined gold without asking for documentation to verify its source. of the. point. the agent off is to introduce us to his boss a big time gold buyer. one of.

his bosses waiting in a quiet corner behind a row of legitimate jewelry shops. no one knows how. busy they don't. busy allow all of. that he. says a lot of vision and. the lonely but all. but i doubt it but we have been under the. table that is what i mean. by become

suspicious and ends the deal abroad but if we decide to leave before our cover is blown. it's estimated that in 201290 percent of the gold from small scale mining in the philippines was traded on the black market and sold over the sea. the demand for gold has devastated their lives for ever like julian drawing. a gun there in the room for $21.00. 25 well i say i'm in the media when a guy. subgenus our whole. thing in. the. head not on the list and. so in the view of the one on

my side in the. mean time aside enough i mean you know in the us. now but. then. i mean look some of the human on the call of the money lesson. that often are in the minds of bearing guy pollen as collapsed killing julie's husband and 3 other miners who were working underground. in the in the goodness in the suburbs or. in the long wind blowing up out of. the financier of the illegal mind offered to me cash in exchange for his silence. so i believe this happened within the pattern and in the $100.00. 1 of the.

battle. inside of the dust. i only need to. look up a satellite them by the when the throw. with no other means to support her family julie accepted the money it wasn't an easy decision i got it the whole go i know. the one thing us how. bad our 100000 barrels of oil you know what i'll hold a sucky deceive in i don't know what god told him in the night. and yet in the. world the authorities attempted to track down the financier of the mine but he was never found and nobody was held accountable for the accident. today julie is still

haunted by the tragedy. in the on the new school at the miss the mill i'm not the only son minute they mean. something given the love i mean the look of this longing that finds. in the. little bit of that little. no one watches the blue moon. and. this tragedy prompted a major investigation into the dangers of compressing mining. it resulted in the philippine senate passing a nationwide ban on small scale gold mining. but entire cali illegal gold mining continues.

and since 2012 it's claimed 10 more lives. despite laws banning small scale mining it's likely to continue if in force mentees lax and when there is simply no alternative. a horrific crime that shocked the world 51 people killed at mosques in christ church easy and why one east investigate the golf course could have done more to prevent this massacre on al-jazeera.

there's. risk in utah. coming soon. on al-jazeera. these explosions were not an act of war. these nuclear bombs were experiments by

the soviet union. to the kazakh people who lived in the vicinity the motives might be little difference rewind silent news on to 0. right. here. or ready to sit down with them. the u.s. says it's prepared to talk to iran with no upfront demands but won't pressure campaign. watching al-jazeera lie from a headquarters and. also ahead next month's elections in algeria are called off

extending the transition after mass protests forced out the longtime leader. israeli forces on settlers entering the mosque compound several palestinian worshippers are detained. and out of control cruise ship crashes into a boat and worse in venice sending tourists. hello secretary of state says the u.s. is ready to sit down and talk with iran with no preconditions about its nuclear program it's the latest sign of a softening stance between the 2 countries which have been trading threats for weeks but speaking in switzerland pompei 0 added the u.s. won't shy away from confronting what he calls a rainy and aggression. we're prepared we're prepared to engage in

a conversation with no preconditions we're ready to sit down with them but the american effort to fundamentally. reverse the my line activity of this as lawmakers republic this revolutionary force is going to continue well just days ago iran's president hassan rouhani said talks are possible if some important things happen 1st. whenever the u.s. stops its cruelty against our nation put aside the cruel sanctions stands up for their commitments to return to the negotiating table which they left themselves the road is not closed but that the road is open i gather that a task. if the u.s. put aside cruelty in its policies returns to justice or returns to law iranian nation will keep the road open for you it is in your own hands to show in practice that you do not want to continue your past cruelties and crimes and say mr obvious

and to her and with the reaction to my pump ayos latest remarks. ever since the united states pulled out of the 2050 nuclear deal it has widened what was already a sizable trust gap between tehran and washington so the latest comments from u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh of talking to iran with no preconditions though a positive sign of a softer tone from washington was received here into heroin by iranian leaders with a great deal of suspicion in a statement from iran's foreign ministry the spokesman abbas mousavi said for the islamist republic of iran wordplay and expressing a hidden agenda with the new words is not the foundation for practical actions for iran the basis is the united states altering its approach and practical behavior towards the nation of iran but mr pompei was emphasis on the continuation of maximum pressure on iran shows it is the same long running old approach that needs to be revised so the message. there is that for america talk is cheap but for iran

economic sanctions have been costly and continued economic pressure from those sanctions on the iranian people is unlikely to set the stage or the mood for any kind of conversation somebody like me because talking is the continuation of the process of pressure he's imposing pressure this may work in the real estate market it does not work in the last experience was not very optimistic and does not provide an optimistic. perspective for a future agreement if we are to take a positive view of things then both the united states and iran have softened their rhetoric in recent weeks both sides have seemed to walk back from the brink of war but iran's leaders have said over and over again they will not negotiate a new nuclear deal with the white house and us president donald trump they will not compromise on their defensive capabilities they don't want to talk about things

like the ballistic missiles program so what iran's leaders will be asking themselves with regards to this latest offer from the u.s. secretary of state my campaign you know is if they're not going to talk about those things and the united states is unwilling to move on its position of a maximum pressure campaign then what is there left to discuss algeria's constitutional council says it's canceling the presidential election that was supposed to take place on july 4th nearly all the candidates who put themselves forward for the top job did not register because of pressure from protesters who've been demanding more reforms and the removal of politicians linked to former president. government a longtime leader was forced to step down in april police have arrested several people off corruption. israeli forces have entered the compound and occupied east jerusalem they used pepper spray and detained a number of palestinians who were inside attending prayers a large group of israeli settlers also entered the compound alongside the israeli

military. and israelis are celebrating jerusalem day to mark what they praise as the reunification of east and west jerusalem on the restoration of access to the western wall but easter islam has been occupied since june 1900 to 7 when israel annexed it harry fawcett has more. so getting to the peak now of the jury saloon day events the nationalist largely israelis a lot of them settlers are coming here to mark this occasion according to the jewish calendar it's the day 52 years ago $967.00 when israeli forces seized east jerusalem and they have occupied it since and this is the day that they celebrate that event now it's also a day which is coinciding with the end of ramadan and that's why it makes it a particularly tense period and explains what took place inside the oxen most compound known as the temple mount to jews earlier on sunday i would went out that

country to expectations the police israeli security forces were going to allow jews to come in usually during the end of ramadan it is off limits to non muslims to be an indication last month that the police were going to ban jewish access on this tourist and david in the end they decided to allow some 1200 people to come in and before they came in there were protests those stones thrown and chairs soon according to israeli police the islamic works the trust which runs the compound in accordance with a jordanian government they say some $400.00 israeli security force personnel came in well that protest and then allowed for jewish access on this day where normally it would not be allowed now the heights of these celebrations but mostly the old city of jerusalem is under way through the narrow streets the muslim quarter is just beyond the gate behind me a lot of the shots that i shot at the door was in preparation for what many of them

feel is an intimidatory atmosphere around this event. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fired his education and justice ministers the reshuffle is being seen as a possible precursor to general elections in september problem and our knesset dissolved itself last wednesday following netanyahu is failure to form a governing coalition at least 2 people have been killed in sudan and many more injured after security forces opened fire on protesters thousands of demonstrators of khartoum have been staging a sit in outside the military headquarters demanding civilians be put in charge priyanka gupta reports. this is what so the military leaders don't want journalists although why do well to see a scene with echoes of the era of to post press didn't. the army which had earlier promised to protect the protest is says the sit in outside the military headquarters in khartoum is

a danger to the state and now comes another warning. we must firmly stand up to the ongoing chaos and build a true state as for the civil state the protesters are demanding to be truly a civil rule with no individual is above it it must be built on the rule of law it must be ruled by the will and no one is above the law if this chaos continues it won't be a civil state it will be anarchy. protesters accuse the rapid support forces headed by general how meet the of carrying out saturday's crackdown a meeting is part of the transitional council that has been in charge since the she was deposed in april and analysts say external power was may now be influencing what's happening inside sudan after having visited saudi arabia general. and his voice and meet the they came up with

a different look at the they are now putting a different face is previously they were very diplomatic in their appeal to the people know they are very blunt. but saddam's protesters are undeterred as to sunset in khartoum on saturday to join the demonstrations in their hundreds and promised to remain on the streets. the statements made by them over the past days clearly indicated they are planning to use force against the protesters staging the sit in even if the sit in is ended we will continue to escalate our protests and will resort to other alternatives which will be graver like a general strike civil disobedience across the country and we will work towards toppling the military council itself. talks between the military council and protest leaders was suspended 2 weeks ago after the 2 sides failed to agree on who will lead during the transitional period the military council says if no progress is made it will

collections before the end of the year a move which acted by the opposition. and as some members of the military council hardened their stance the risk of violence seems to be increasing. just here. a cruise ship has collided with a tourist boat in venice injuring at least 4 people but an associate described chaotic scenes as the out of control ship careened into a dock and the hayward reports of the the m.s.c. operate sounds its horn but it is too late passengers on board the tourist boat below to scramble to safety as the cruise liner threatens to angle the small of a. terrifying the passengers on the top deck. and from what ever angle you watch the collision is scary but the cruise liner

simply warping their breath about. the author or she is in penna say several people were hurt as they tried to escape the accident happened on the deck a canal which is a major thoroughfare into the city built on water. it was probably something that was bound to happen the only lucky thing i hope is that there haven't been any deaths or injuries it was something we were expecting to happen for ages. you know it's a shameful situation but despite what happened we have been lucky given the circumstances it could have been a lot worse. bennis is one of europe's most popular tourist destinations 20000000 people visit every year but the number of large cruise ships traveling through this u.n. world heritage site has alarmed many hey i. was.