u.k. memorial let's go to natasha butler who is in normandy for us so the crown in may they had a ceremony earlier commemorating the british participation in d.-day and now tell us more about what macron and trump are doing. yes the french president and the u.s. president will soon be together there colleville still male cemetery overlooking mohawk beach where so many thousands of young american soldiers and made their way up those beaches they took part in what became the liberation of france and europe from nazi forces now the cemetery and coville so many more than 9000 american servicemen and women are buried there it is a very moving place and we are expecting the presidents of both frogs and the united states to make a speech paying tribute to the men and women who sacrificed their lives not d.-day of course who said 5 years has been

a very powerful symbol of international collaboration of nations countries people coming together working side by side for a common purpose and we can probably expect. to touch on some of those themes in his speech he is not a believer in multinational ism he believes in international alliances institutions and deals that of course is not the case necessarily with the donald trump and his america 1st policy and what we understand is he will in his speech of course pay homage to those who died here and who fought so bravely but he will also talk about how they are citizens of free and independent nations i wonder if that is perhaps a reference to the fact that he sees countries like america as putting themselves posed as perhaps the most important form of international policy rather than alliances that franco american lions which was so strong here a sim to 5 years ago strong enough that young people sacrificed their lives to for it today as big. a very strange indeed with these 2 leaders having very different

visions of the world so and these 2 leaders will be having a working lunch natasha deal we know what will be discussed. well they lease a say there will be a range of the issues when macro and trump sit down for this working lunch and carbonate city in normandy they'll be talking about trade what they call terrorism they'll be talking about iran about the situation in the middle east and these they seem to be putting something of a positive spin on these talks perhaps an opportunity to reset this strange relationship in the context of today this sort of a context of nations and countries coming together but it won't be so easy because the british president over the past year has become increasingly frustrated quickly united states according to. the decision to pull united states out of the climate a cold out of the iran deal we have donald trump talking about perhaps pulling the

u.s. out of nato and how europeans need to spend more on their defense budgets and then the latest bone of contention would be trade of course because the e.u. and us are supposed to start negotiations on a trade industrial goods but a model mike hall has said from the european point of view that is necessary that the u.s. either sign up to the climate deal or put environmental policy firmly on the table before any negotiations can begin so you can imagine that these 2 leaders are certainly going into these talks are very opposing views they might be very heated discussions we don't necessarily know though because there is no press conference or statement expected after. our live for us in normandy thank you natasha. still ahead on al-jazeera as parliament demands answers after the easter sunday bombings that killed more than 250 people. a. week prior to the group the art by algorithm exhibition produced by the world's

1st humanoid artist. hello there we've seen some very heavy downpours over parts of southeast asia recently the satellite picture is showing quite a broad of cloud here over some archer and further northwards just about making its way into viet nam this region again is looking very unsettled as we head through the next few days and that what weather will then be spreading further towards the east as well say for some of us in borneo on friday it will be very wet and that stretches across towards the westie as we head through the day on saturday say very heavy downpours here to the south of that there will also be a few showers just nudging their way into parts of jaba some of those could be quite heavy but it looks like bali should be fine and dry down towards australia and for some of us in the west it's getting pretty cloudy at the moment and pretty

wet this weather system here is bringing in some cooler weather and also some rather blustery winds with it as well it tries to work its way eastwards as we head through saturday so some of us more of us over parts of western australia will see that cloudy wet weather but there's another weather system waiting in the wings so it's going to stay rather unsettled here over the next few days towards the east there's also some rain here most of it around the coast of queensland some of it again will be rather heavy every towards new zealand pretty stormy here over the past few days to raise beginning to clear away as we head into saturday. let me take you to things like new police on a. wild west rain. until the strongest of all states down most skilled. nation comes to

traffic in stadiums that are brought to. discover how a news destination defeat the women's world cup from 29 t. . you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now the african union is holding an emergency meeting to address the deadly crackdown on a protest camp and sudan that's killed at least 100 people united nations and the u.k. embassy in both announced they are removing some of their staff from that country. with the fighters in yemen say across the border into saudi arabia and taking control of more than 20 military positions the saudi america coalition which backs

the many government has neither confirmed nor denied that who the advancements. president is joining world leaders in france to mark 75 years since the d.-day landings it was the largest combined naval air and land operation in history which turned the course of world war 2. and officials have blocked hundreds of central american migrants from heading towards the u.s. border but. they were forced to board a bus and taken to a detention center the u.s. has threatened to impose tariffs on mexico if it does not limit the flow of migrants sherbets hansei has more for the 1st time to be here present. united states speaking in ireland before the talks president trump was unequivocal about his threat of imposing tariffs on mexican imports beginning monday i if mexico didn't act against undocumented migration into the u.s. if they don't tariffs will go on and if they go high the companies are going to

move back into the united states and so it's very simple people are going to have to worry about paying the tax because the companies are going to move back in to the united states you won't be any care off of the talks the mexican foreign minister said both sides would reconvene on thursday. we don't discuss china it's like china it's a dialogue west's focus on migration we are optimistic because we have a good meeting with respect respect. from both parts and president to expressed a sliver of optimism following the meeting progress is being made he tweeted but added not nearly enough republicans in congress are making their opposition to the imposition of tariffs clear even raising the prospect of a potential veto proof votes to prevent them from going into effect there is not much support in my conference for terms such as sure most of us hope. that this

mexican delegation to come up here and discuss. the. challenges of the border and what the mexicans might be able to do to help us more than they. will be fruitful there should be no to the congressional republicans have grumbled a president of the past only eventually to fall in line. washington. committee investigating sri lanka's church bombings that killed more than 250 people in april is meeting senior government officials looking into causes that led to that series of tornadoes bombings on easter sunday the 12 member team were also worked into what action needs to be taken. more from colombo. the special parliamentary select committee on the easter sunday bombings going through its 3rd day of hearings a key figure appearing before the committee to give evidence is the police chief the inspector general of police. now is on compulsory leave sent there by the

president by policy to say in the constitution does not allow the president to remove the police chief that has to happen. with the sort of concurrence of the police commission but we have the police chief saying his piece essentially talking about the sort of lead up to these bombings the intelligence situation we're hearing so far that literally from october 2000 in the team that the police chief was told that his presence was not needed at the national security council think is the bigger belief when you look at the huge intelligence feelings that allowed that carnage on easter sunday saw a number of the committee members posing questions to the police chief us actually who's been to all who were who says he's been told you know that his presence was not needed he says he got the feeling that this was a question of trust but he wasn't exactly told he also made it clear that with

regards to some administrative sort of transfers of a particular police inspector that he had taken on a lot of pressure from the president from the defense secretary who had urged him to remove this particular police inspector so all of that evidence being heard before the select committee today. thailand's prime minister has called for national unity after parliament voted for him to stay on as its leader so complete school leader player charges transition from military general to civilian leader this country has had a civilian government for the 1st time since a coup in 2014 but the opposition says the military is still in charge when he reports from bangkok. after more than 11 hours of debating and voting thailand's parliament finally elected a prime minister for the next 4 years when you figure general prayuth china china receives more than half the vote from the house of representatives which means he has been chosen as the new prime minister. but he's not new at all.

is the army general who led a coup to remove a democratically elected government in 2014 and has been prime minister ever since . much of his support in the parliamentary vote came from senators in the upper house who were handpicked by the military but it wasn't surprising therefore that they all voted for prior to continue as thailand's leader. the only other contender was a man seen as the new face of thai politics talent on june room wrong kit led his young future forward party to 3rd place in march's election the 1st since the coup he's now vowing to be a strong opposition voice continuing to fight for democracy and human rights. you know. what the. good news.

is we thought what if. we. were to go but for now he has to work outside parliament clearly seen as a threat to the military he has several legal cases against him which he says are politically motivated and the court has suspended his m.p. status. 5 years after staging a coup the military says it is now returned democracy to thailand but the process was anything but democratic and the end result is an unstable government and the prospect of more political turmoil for the past 5 years the military has been able to rule with impunity many of the same people are still in charge of the new civilian government but the now answerable to coalition partners and constituents and after being largely silenced since the coup the opposition parties can now speak freely one of their 1st jobs may be to table

a vote of no confidence in the prime minister who they view as illegitimate wayne hay al-jazeera bangkok but farmers sense out korea are taking emergency measures to stop an outbreak of swine fever and north korea from crossing the border farmers in the south are concerned the north is ignoring calls for and showing quarantine efforts traps and fences are being built around hundreds of farms to keep out wild boars which roam in the north or as louis haas more from a major pick from the region in south korea. well here on gungho island one of several places designated by the south korean government as a special surveillance area following an outbreak of african swine fever in north korea were really close to the border with the north it lives just beyond the river about 2 kilometers away an endless island that about $35.00 pig farms african swine fever is harmless to humans but it's fatal to pigs to prevent the disease from

spreading south korea's agriculture ministry is taking several measures access to and from pig farms is now on tightly controlled farm workers have been told to carry out disinfection and then fences and traps have been set up to prevent infected wild boars from coming into contact with domestic pigs not many wild boars will be able to cross the bob wire fences or make it across the heavily mined border area but that's a possibility that some of them may be able to swim across the river and get into south korea and that's why the south has proposed to the north that they work together to prevent the spread of the disease and that is the political dimension to this story relations between the 2 countries have cooled considerably since a february summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il and ended without agreement on the outbreak of the disease cannot come at a worse time for north korea which is already experiencing a severe food shortage following its worst harvest in

a decade but while some analysts say the promise of aid may not be enough to north korea back to talks there are others who say that humanitarian assistance may lead to other exchanges perhaps even in the political arena and that could possibly be what south korea's strategy is. artificial intelligence has now entered the art world. as having her 1st solo showing with portraits from real life and as charlie angelo reports in the english city of ox or the orcs have already been sold bringing in more than a $1000000.00 like any artist ada says she's a little anxious revealing her art to the public for the 1st time. to create cool traits like this takes a picture of her subject using the camera and her eye an algorithm then interprets that photo and randomly translates it into coolness which she plots of paper the outcome is loose and expressive almost abstract

a result of deliberately adding flaws into what would otherwise be a very expensive printer to create has argued that she is innately creative in that what she produces is new surprising and of value works have all sold printing in over $1200000.00 but they also want to stimulate debate about the future of artificial intelligence and how it will change humanity by technology. of automation because of dramatic effect on the world because the scale ability of the . if it were we need to have a public debate about this as to where this is all going and all it is a great vehicle to be able to do. it is all the mode is abstract interpretation of trees the c. and b. producing fragmented pitches have been painted over by humans here at oxford university professors are exploring the new frontier that is artificial

intelligence but some don't believe that robots like helping the debate what ai and automation will look like in the future is not humanoid robots but more like mechanical arms and warehouses or checkout tills at tesco and so when we have embodied robots that show women young attractive women we're kind of doing a disservice to the conversation we could be having about the future that we want for humanity aid as if by algorithm highlighting some of its limitations but also its potential and as we give machines more decision making power in areas like health care transport and security this world view seen by algorithm could become the dominant reality charlie rangel al-jazeera oxford.

these are the headlines on al-jazeera the african union is holding an emergency meeting to address the deadly crackdown on a protest camp and sudan that is still the least 100 people united nations and the u.k. embassy have both announced they're removing some of their style from that country because the fighters in yemen say they have crossed the border into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions rebels also say they have killed dozens of saudi soldiers during heavy fighting near the southern city of najaf ron this picture of her run by a hit the link television station the saudi coalition which backs the many government has neither confirm nor deny the who the advancements in the coalition had launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days. saudi arabia is reported to have improved its ballistic missile capability by buying technology from china a us media report cites intelligence sources and describes a missile factory near riyadh president donald trump is accused of not disclosing the information to congress china's foreign ministry has neither confirmed nor

denied their reports. the truth. the chinese government has always opposed the use of weapons of mass destruction as well as their proliferation trying to has been very strict with its export of missile technology toner in saudi arabia our strategic cooperation partners we've maintained good cooperation immediate fields including the arms trade and this cooperation does not violate any international law and does not involve any proliferation issues of weapons of mass destruction the parliamentary committee investigating sure longest charge bombings that killed more than 250 people in april is meeting senior government officials looking into the causes that led to that series of coordinated bombings on easter sunday 12 member team also look into what action needs to be taken ceremonies are being held in northern france to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings as president trump is joining the french president as you can see there to

pay respects that ceremony. the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come people in power as that next. cricket's biggest photo it has come to england so miles 6 weeks 10 times 11 venue for the cia kinds can also join the fun to try for a good funding win a world cup play with al-jazeera for all the lightest on the 29th cricket while caught. in march 28th mariella franco a prominent brazilian human rights activist and politician was murdered in mysterious circumstances a champion of the fella's rio slum neighborhoods area and it was also a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the civilian casualties of their war against the city's drug gangs so who killed it and why giuliana rufus went such

boats. rio de janeiro carnival 2019 the somebody schools are getting ready to parade in january a new government came to power in brazil led by president. and nationalist politician and former army captain during the military dictatorship from the 1960 s.

to early eighty's. this somebody's school money has chosen is the directly confronting the new president's right wing political agenda its focus the brutal history of brazil's white elite and the often ignored contributions of the country's black and indigenous heroes. tribute is being paid to mariella franco a gay afro brazilian politician and human rights activist assassinated nearly a year ago. monday it as artistic director landrieu vieira took the decision to put money at the center of the parade to get a small amount of it's about the how these movies because you see the best with the how do you spot what i did was this is a village will be afforded by that that we're going to be here are you following the investigation to find out who killed up was. there much of that because that

film crafts store put out there. that myself and 30 it's still lives lost us in a way that we're going to out the meat but you want you to feel it was you know i. was born in one of rio's poor mostly black urban areas known as fatherless by the law i. put into work to improve the lives of minorities resulted in a triumphant election to the city council in 2016. when she became a vocal critic of prison security forces and a champion for the many civilian casualties of their rule against the favelas struck. a fundamental. bike yet they were born to be small maintenance z.-a joys you know call my. face

a father joe my korea side said sanders i'm out here but she was just as resolute when dealing with hecklers. no say they'll be at the no i don't doubt that is their stock guys know what that agency. you know sabby. bought. but someone did want to silence her on the 14th of march 28th. into dr anderson pedro gomez limited shot several times from another car. the assassination had been meticulously planned and carried out and soon the murder weapon and ammunition used will link back to the police raising serious questions about who really was behind mary-alice killing. a discourse an outpouring of grief and rage. courage and charisma that struck

a chord across brazil and around the world. protesters demanded that the killers be found. but brazil has a new government elected with the backing of the security forces mighty ellis supporters fear this may undermine the investigation if he is not a lot of back and forth arianrhod oh i think it's both and if it is i try to keep a memory alive the big question is whether it's going to start that serious about finding her and if not then why. oh oh oh it's been nearly a year since madea was killed and several official investigations by rios state and brazil's federal authorities on the way. as a nation has begun to reveal troubling connections between security corruption and

politics and we want to take a closer look at what efforts the authorities are making to find her killer 000000 . 00000. we begin by following up on speculations that members of the military police assassinated mariella that she was being punished for criticizing the way they carry out their operations against drug gangs in the favelas. one such operation took place on june 20th 2018 in muddy the favela that mariella came from . the police came in by air firing killing a 14 year old boy mark has been a serious. brunette a silver his mother told us that marcus and his friend and he could live running late for school but when the show got a muffin i realized when. i show what the prison don't want him over to look at a little mill for you the boys to cover them coming out they faced an armored car

one day reawakened was there again bought. them up on a box with a bunch of backyard. marcus was just one of the nearly 1400 people killed by real security forces in 28 teams. up or do so i and i think they are well off as far as a change up will also be jim up on the union rules. to be out and making new ones before they'll say porter which will be a big deal they're not going to release knights a lawyer to help bruno investigate the websites oh no she says it was mary ellen who taught money as women to challenge such injustices which is a shot of look the same as our bit about soccer for them they were. milked my beloved they watch so madly aren't you going to make up a point also streamers boy still so much money that wasn't like. the maid they kept

as she just bought a house. no way carnival preparations are under way flavia candido was formally mary alice assistant. she too is highly critical of the police operations in rio's 5. fox. feel much the robbers. who also made the ball before the law but flavia says there is more to mario is killing them revenge for criticizing police operations. this woman is still my. voice. man. thinks that maryellen was despised by the conservative political establishment

because she empowered. no we'll know you. for. all. of us about what but only. to this legacy she wanted my niece residents to be proud. of. also. believe. by. the communities mistrust of the police is understandable but to date no evidence has emerged to support the theory that the police killed.

instead all official investigations are focusing on more sinister groups rio's crime. secret paramilitary organizations known as militias. they have been formed by members of the security forces who felt that working within the constraints of the law was too limiting heavily armed they've taken the fight against the drug gangs into their own hands many militias have close links with politicians and some politicians even employ their services. in rio as west zone the militias control entire neighborhoods forcing residents to pay not just for security but for gas cable t.v. and transport too. according to a homicide police investigation of west's own militia commander has been lending

his deadly services to a local politician. we're following the footsteps of a man who's actually accused of ordering the killing of mariella franco he's a councilman and a real estate developer and he's heavily invested in these areas. his name is muscle. and he's agreed to meet us in his sports club in ga daniel another area firmly under militia control. this club used to be run by a political opponent but sicilian or took it over. and his assistants have organized the community thank you party that just happens to coincide with our visit. more video. with him in. the homicide police have build

a case against sicilian or based on a witness who said he heard the councilman order the militia to kill not reality. the motive so this theory goes is that sicilian wanted to stop mariella from educating residents about the housing rights in communities where he has construction interests. but the witness has been discredited and cecelia who insist that he's being framed by the. evil commission but it doesn't mean. you're with a force on the ass i think it will get your game going to change you've got to be the guts of this scene look at the vision that there would you believe you can image he claims a political opponent is using the allegations to undermine him you watch. which is why you don't like him i judge you think if we all moderate you mean carry

a power like to be a point guard. with as we had died would you speak of the rather good of us as soon as you feel that there is more than jumping what is. the possibility that the theory could even be true shows how murderous rio's politics can be is the police doing a good job if they take a witness like that seriously. at them a going to get out very hard that you can feel. the federal police have started to investigate allegations that the homicide police helped protect the person who really ordered mary-alice killing meanwhile councilman cecilia no remains a suspect. 10 days into our stay there are dramatic developments. on the orders of the public prosecutor and the civil police one of 5 new and forstmann agencies in brazil 2 men are arrested for mario his murder. allegedly drove the car.

whilst funny lessa a former policeman is accused of firing the gun that killed money ella and her driver. investigators also raid the house of another associate upon a lesser where they find a huge stockpile of weapons kit enough to assemble over 100 m. 16 rifles the parts are owned by lesser and suggest that he may be an illegal gun dealer with connections to organized crime. we had to duke or lived a neighborhood hardly affordable for a retired policeman this is the street to the house behind us i was arrested it's really a market exclusive community one of the houses in there belongs to president jay you have also now wrote meaning the president of brazil and mary alice killer when neighbors. the suspects are held at the local police station.

it's also home to the homicide division that's now under scrutiny for the as yet botched investigation into councilman cicely arnold. what the local colleagues are saying is that this operation was brought forward by one day because there was a rumor that the suspects had received a tip off and were getting ready to flee loesser later confirmed that he'd been tipped off about his imminent arrest and it fueled yet more suspicions of a wider conspiracy involving the police certainly the director of the homicide division emerges he's off to meet reels governor for a press conference. at the governor's palace we pick up on more news about links between the alleged killers and brazil's new president it's confirmed that he number one of the president's sons had dated lessers daughter. then the president is identified in a facebook photo with. the alleged driver at maddie ellis killing.

governor wilson witsel opens the press conference. and then detective journey to an largest who is leading this investigation explains how officers used technology and tip off from informants to identify lesser included as the alleged assassins it was crucially their movements in the moments before mary-alice death where is the evolution is the result of i think what is known. by his article or are we want to. stop uses of in uganda detective largest says the analysis of less is internet searches sheds light on a possible motive you know it's not the former policeman had been looking for targets on the political left not just money or. even heavier mouthpieces

some. others beside him gratis you know i still have the reach was it. i mean the job gains by g.e. has all very own. and you see the form of government. if you so you can enjoy the journalists are skeptical they wonder why previous theories about money as clashes with housing construction are suddenly no longer valid. i want to talk now with somebody. here again no no no it was those little known overdubbing. many here believe that lesson had links with a militia group and that he was paid by a powerful person to kill money or they suspect a cover up. which must always be.

spying on you and then the press conference is a rockley holter it. was a. day later detective largess is removed by gov witsel from the investigation. busy. if my realist killers intended to stop her campaigns their plans failed. the outrage over her desk of momentum to the election of 3 more black female lawmakers into rio's legislative assembly. source or danny montero and monica francisco the mary-alice friends and are all members of peace or the party for socialism and liberty.

they have vowed to continue my realist struggle for more inclusiveness embryo's politics. this is the office of recently elected state deputy source. peace all has a track record of challenging corruption in various politics and its members think that the killing of mariella could have been part of a wider attempt to silence their party. so here he is almost say concise family. but is a militia as if it is nice is sheer. laziness and wherever there's always a huge sea out as usual we saw shaved ice on the. what is a are. both. paths stand wise that you made in the. piece all is a small party on the far left but it often punches above its weight another

investigation into wrongdoing in the city's public transport system also led to a rest. but despite the efforts the power of various militias remains unchecked. dark but is now balm wish to move in but as you know. more about go out if it out in the sack she was for the os if bamma but i come back or i saw my familiar journey you know from the mother this isn't said she you wish wish that and they usually saw you always change families. but most brazilians are more worried about security than corruption. they believe that politicians who want the security forces to respond with more force are more likely to deliver. both president also narrow and real's governor but

voted into office by a public who favored strongmen. gov witsel rarely gives interviews so we've come to see him at a public event. it's meant to be promoting tourism but instead his pro security agenda gets an airing your imagination. is the most of you guys you know the governor is upset about crime and some made by real smith who has called the police a mess and corrupt. group he's unapologetic about the use of violence by various police since he took office in january police killings are the highest ever recorded so. after the event the press get rich so to respond to the mayor's criticism of the police you don't know what the question is can we ask you know what did you know here all the morning you'll know flash through g g r which are so

general just sort of you know what you get out of it. just don't seem. that big it would be good if he was here not to give them which we saw and what the . i wondered if the governor's close connections with the security forces might affect the inquiries into mario his murder are you committed to seeing the mariella frontal investigation through all the way to the end even if the connections go to the very top of the political police establishment doesn't money ending up in with the phonies when you travel yeah i give you. what you don't want to be. you want to live you should go to see it because it was one of the premium prize money and then base it on just about a police records my vision got i am running very quickly it will slowly scale visit or few but the major loss of police if you'll let me say we're going to struggle here down the road so should the sides would maybe should go. for.

the other celestial to mistake it's the 1st anniversary of money and this killing the stage has been set up and a crowd has gathered for a memorial event. he was. told. that and. danny and monica the newly elected state legislators are joined by tell you via picture on a realist federal deputies. they urged the crowd to keep up the pressure for the investigation to continue but yet it was true of course so the only point eat. eat poorly is. all still the bottle. he sure was mad his ego. at least you know what it was the think that he just passed. did you feel you came enjoyed. it's an emotional event

for the crowd and speakers alike many you knew mariella personally and they're determined to continue her legacy. oh. their facebook a place that you couldn't believe but yet you. go on. to mariella supporters my guess cannibal song has become an anthem to justice. the will lose your. must lose lose will close. this will. not there are still many unanswered questions about the assassination of money out of

franco especially who may ultimately have been behind it. against a background of widening divisions in brazil the authorities must prove that they're serious about solving her murder until they do the mistrust and cya teams will only continue to grow. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people in power ways technological endeavors to counter humanity's pollutants against the risks of further meddling with the environment to ever feel like this is playing god it's actually quite unsettling and quite frankly makes me quite anxious. klein attack is on our jersey or.

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security officials briefed politicians on the bombings that left more than $250.00 people dead plus. cornering the heroes 75 years on the world remembers the invasion it was a turning point of the 2nd world war and. portland where they're building skyscrapers out of wood i'll tell you why coming up. final. warning here to leave them. to. the african union is holding an emergency meeting to address the violent crackdown on the protest camp in sudan more than 100 people died in the assault by

paramilitary forces. is disputing this figure saying that only $46.00 people have died since monday's attack outside military headquarters in khartoum international pressure on the is growing the united nations has announced that it's pulling some of its staff out of sudan while the u.k. has warned its citizens against traveling that it too is removing stuff from its embassy the u.s. meanwhile has renewed calls for the resumption of talks to form a civilian led government however on wednesday protest leaders rejected an offer for talks from the military on russia's foreign ministry says that while it supports elections being held it opposes any foreign intervention al-jazeera stephanie decker reports just a warning what you're about to see contains images that you may find disturbing. the muslim holiday of eid marked by gunfire this man appears to be shot getting

the full picture of what's going on across sudan and it is difficult. these are the 1st images from outside the military headquarters where thousands of camped until monday's crackdown it's been described to us by someone they are as hopes and dreams destroyed the potential heart of a future sued on now with its arteries and veins cut off the head of sudan's you military council made this offer in an ied message on national t.v. but instead of the u.s. and other we in the military council open our hands for unconditional talks and negotiations for the sake of our country's interests in order to complete the establishment of a legitimate authority that represents the variety of aspirations of the sudanese people's revolution. this is a u. turn just 24 hours off to britain halted negotiations with the protestors the death toll keeps rising since monday's attack on the protest camp and wider clampdown bodies are being pulled out of the river nile at least 40 so far according to

sudan's main doctors group there believed to been dumped there on the day of the crackdown by the rapid support forces or r s f formerly known as the gender weed militia and accused of committing more crimes in darfur the man in charge of them then now the deputy head of the military council. it is do you know the aim of the rapid support forces and this is an important point is to be on the side of the revolution of the sudanese people this is what we are convinced of after the talks and the negotiations i feel sorry to say things were not on the right track. the military's being accused of confiscating mobile phones to try to stop the violence being documented and shared al-jazeera has correspondents in sudan but they've been told to leave the country and are currently confined to their hotel such of us reported paramilitary group is rated hospitals looking for injured protesters and the medical workers treating them and one of the rapid support forces came in and attacked me and hit me here and over here as well may god punish them. the doctors

union says the beating suffered by patients in their colleagues are part of a wider campaign of violence. the miniatures apologized for the violence and says it will investigate its called for elections within 9 months something the opposition has rejected. just weeks ago protesters gathered full of hope the talks of the military council are on the verge of a breakthrough now that hope has turned to anger and protesters say they won't back down stephanie decker al-jazeera and speak to political analyst. who's in london so the african union is the sub got a hold of emergency meeting on sudan what will be you have to say about what's happened in the sudan and how much sway does it hold with the jungle. i'm not sure they do hold as much today but. anything major least strong from them

would be absolutely important and welcome because there's an element of contradiction here generally in africa. and considering what happened in libya in the direct foreign intervention and that's where i would from the slightly a group that russia is not necessarily something that would be very popular the after is left of the african union and the region a body it good which is rather very very quiet so i think the giunta needs to know that yes if they're to sustain themselves and in the event that they sustain themselves minus the people who stood on there's no way in which they could sustain themselves successfully with on all other member states you know they would be friends with egypt and i'm said arabia and who else because even the u.s. into the friends and allies of all 4 of these regional powers would not necessarily be anywhere near them but i am rather sudden because of the extent to which all these events have taken place and they now seem to agree with people who 3 weeks

ago we're saying that perhaps the opposition rather too quick to give legitimacy to this case by agreeing to sit down with them but there's no other option but to sit down and tuck has the underestimated the strength of the opposition movement and the reaction to what's happened by world powers. absolutely they underestimated it locally and indeed the underestimated globally and if their friends in the region who seem to have few their actions in recent times. thought that they were helping them i think that made it worse because right now the focus is not back on to the rio sudan but he has a downer where there was. no but mountains that he has done where people now remember why south sudan had to secede under his or down way of particularly general sedaka lead take place in darfur which genocide actually helped isolate but but but she but now some of the apollo position because saying that and i grew them

but what has happened in the last several days could not have happened under bush you in the last. 6 months because she had actually become rather mild and that's interesting and perhaps you would not have done what this guys have actually done in the last few days extraordinary so why did they take this in advice course of action it's it's interesting isn't it the violence against the protesters came after visits by senior leaders from the jointer to saudi arabia and egypt and after the expulsion of al jazeera journalists. that is absolutely correct and yesterday i was listening to a former u.s. diplomat haven't caught him who actually and for size and i agree with him that it is very difficult not to believe that this action was a direct result of all of those those visits the absolutely understood method that people sit down and yes as you rightly say this was well planned and well

orchestrated they made sure that they took off al-jazeera of town before they went on to this college but this is not what you could do in darfur perhaps 20 years ago 24 hour television we saw it live it's actually rather too brutal so they understood it what they did actually was to govern eyes are the african peoples including now the african union come late this it is a position from across the political divide i would say to people meeting in both at home and abroad different interest groups are coming together and simply say that well that is now much more important reason for for saddam together i think these guys have allies only in saudi arabia and egypt anywhere else i'm actually not quite sure and final point actually on this particular one i think it is the last and west to depart unity for someone who was in charge of january and genocide in darfur where the process in the last one month would have been a healing process for all of them if you like a soft landing but right now it has brought them back on the table meaning that

questions will be on cut through and of course there's also be ordered what disguise had in the in the hands before and leading to the process of deposing bashir joins it's always good to talk to many thanks indeed for being with us joseph cherno there in london. ceremonies are being held in northern france to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings the french president and british prime minister or and somewhere in normandy to lay the 1st stone for a new memorial the size of a looks gold beach one of the 5 locations where allied forces landed the u.s. president has joined many all mccraw in france for more commemorations let's listen in to what donald trump who is speaking right now. is eternal struggle between good and evil on the 6th of june 1904 they joined a liberation force of awesome power and breathtaking scale after months of planning the allies it shows in this h.

in coastline to mount their campaign to vanquish the wicked tyranny of the nazi empire from the face of the earth the battle began in the skies above us in those 1st tense midnight hours 1000 aircraft roared overhead with 17000 allied airborne troops preparing to leap into the dark just beyond these trees then came dawn the enemy who had occupied these heights so the largest naval armada in the history of the world just a few miles off shore where 7000 vessels bearing 130000 warriors they were the citizens of free and independent nations united by their

duty to their compatriots into millions yet unborn there were the british whose nobility and fortitude saw them through the worst of dun kirk and the london blitz. the full violence of nazi fieri was no match for the full granger of british. thank you president trump appearing to stick mostly to script for once there speaking live in normandy let's bring it out to seriousness actually who's in course. in normandy president and promised a may the ceremony earlier commemorating british participation in d.-day and as we saw just donald trump and macro now attending an american ceremony what's been said this morning that's for sure. yes donald trump and

that ceremony called the superman the american cemetery where more than 9000 american.