there is fear in the 2 america to be gained the tool of delaying the bill it will just. do business in society opposition centers on suspicion that fugitives extradited from hong kong won't get a fair trial in mainland china human rights groups are leading the campaign the pro-democracy legislators want the bill show it now kerry lima said from the incredible any leader with a right mind facing a protest involving more than 1000000 people with metro really have to rethink over the issue but the city's chief executive says the government is duty bound to push ahead it's been fast tracked through the legislative council with the government hoping for a vote before the end of the month this is a very important piece of legislation that will help she will hold justice and also ensure that hong kong will fulfill the international obligation interim soft cross . and transnational crimes. but it's reignited anger in hong kong sunday's

largely peaceful rally ended in ballance and police tried to claim protesters outside government takeover it's a few 100 of those demonstrating rammed middlebury into police barricades they retaliated with mortar rounds and pepper spray the drop law will be read a 2nd time in the city's image of the council on wednesday more protests are expected from both sides in a city where dipping divisions refuse to subside al-jazeera hong kong. beijing's accusing outsiders a whipping up the protests and here's our china correspondent adrian. well from beijing's perspective hong kong has become a haven for criminals which is why it supports plans for a new extradition bill and on monday the foreign ministry spokesman confirmed that the central government supports car alarms efforts in that regard but also warned of external intervention in hong kong's internal affairs but he wouldn't elaborate

on what he meant by that he also appeared to dispute the figure that more than a 1000000 people took part in sunday's rally and protest saying he preferred to believe the figure of the hong kong government that no more than 240000 people had participated but the message he wanted to get over again and again was that beijing supports kerry. firstly the central government will continue to firmly support the government of the hong kong special administrative region to push forward the amendments of the extradition bill secondly china is strongly opposed to any external interventions in hong kong's legislative affairs state controlled media has largely ignored the events in hong kong but the china daily newspaper which tends to reflect government thinking carried an editorial on monday which blamed foreign forces for what it called the chaos in hong kong saying the people of hong kong had been hoodwinked the foreign ministry spokesman also had another message he

said that hong kong's freedoms would continue to be protected by china emily lau is the former chairwoman of the democratic party and spent 25 years in the legislative council she's calling on the international community to continue exerting pressure on the hong kong government. the city is split asunder there are those who are on the side of beijing willingly or unwillingly but there are many who are terrified of you know the chinese legal system coming into hong kong and as you can see more than a 1000000 people march yesterday very peacefully there were those who were very rich and very poor very old and very young and they were all united by their fear of the chinese communist party and the chinese legal system coming into hong kong it will be like a truck driving through picking up making a big hole in one country 2 systems then we will be crushed we will have one

country one system human rights transcend national boundaries anybody anywhere have a right to speak out when they see human rights problems existing so i don't i don't care i mean ok they can come on the rest of us but we have to continue to speak out and i want britain i want britain and the international community to keep an eye on hong kong we are a lovely by bridge free city and nobody wants to see a scratched by evil forces so i hope the international community will continue to keep an eye on hong kong once more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including. more arrests in kazakhstan over an election criticized for its crackdown on dissent . we look at the growing health care crisis in venezuela.

and head to head the bruins and the blues are one game away from their stanley cup standoff more with peter a little later in sports. but 1st pakistan's former president asif ali zardari. he has been arrested on corruption charges. he was detained just hours after his bail application was rejected as part of a money laundering investigation zardari denies the allegations and his pakistan people's party says the case is politically motivated come on haidar joining us from islamabad and we'll begin with the charges that have been brought come out against the former president what more do we know. well this particular case in the national accountability bureau pertains to fictitious bank accounts which were by

the federal investigation agency and of course they said that fake accounts were used for money laundering. money that were deceived in kickbacks by mr dari. food court granting him that. had been granted. nudie then went home which is a 15 member team of the knights and accountability bureau along with women. national accountability bureau went to integrated and that evidence of course was from the outside where they didn't take into the city of rawalpindi now he's no newcomer to controversy because he was at one time or not admit their 5 percent and then he was sidelined. and it did go towards life and she when she was assassinated in 2007 he came back to pakistan took control of the party should also be

remembered departed were able to come back to pakistan they need to ship a national reconciliation ordinance was announced by that then military rule. the court said later on in december 2008 that it was not in war and that of course started all those which had been put on the back burner now and iran khan and his government have made fighting corruption a priority in how they had much success so far. well it should be remembered that the process of accountability started and the last government led by now was shutting. center jail on corruption charges the political party the god self imraan khan particularly has made it his election lee rainie was contesting the election that accountability would be really big as far as his priorities were concerned and so the protests and continuing their

government is saying that nobody will be spared the political parties of going to be saying this is political with my vision but on the other hand the course of the lower left or take its own course richard be interesting to see what kind of reaction the opposition comes out great because pakistan is just a day away from seeing its new budget grid going to be announced by iran friends government that of course that's come and getting criticism and now of course the opposition role of moral position i mean it and saudi fall continued protest over the next few days all right coming haidar with an update from islamabad thank you charlotte palace has more now on zardari his role in pakistani politics. asif ali zardari married into politics in 1987 at 32 years old his wife been asea bhutto became prime minister the following year the 1st woman to lead a muslim majority nation. the diary had a privileged upbringing he followed his wife into public office and climbed the

ranks of the pakistan's people's party founded by her father. but he faced allegations of corruption and his reputation suffered sadar he was arrested for extortion in 1960 years later on suspicion of ordering the assassination of benazir his brother in the political power struggle he was released from jail in 2004 and moved to dubai. buso rose above the scandal becoming prime minister twice to her sesa nation in december 2007. with her son and chosen air below while still a teenager daryn returned to lead her pakistan's people's party. in the following years adare pushed president pervez musharraf to resign and outmaneuvered rivals to replace him he lasted the full 5 year term the 1st president to do so.

controversially supported the u.s. and its if it to win the war in afghanistan helping former president barack obama launch an assault on the taliban inside pakistan the domestic support eroded as attacks increased and after the severe flooding of 20 team and criticism grew the following year in response to the u.s. operation inside pakistan that killed osama bin laden. with public support at record lows he chose not to run for reelection in 22 shey leaving office with words of reconciliation for his rival prime minister nawaz sharif i don't. know i want to make a promise. that we will not let others we can you we will support every step that you take forward we will support you in the fight against the forces which are trying to weaken pakistan and who support democracy and want to do the politics of guns rather than. is some below the pakistan people's party in the next elections

and. the party did not come to power. became members of parliament continue their families influence in pakistani politics sudanese opposition leader yasser armand says he's been forcibly removed from the capital hard to he's one of 3 opposition leaders arrested over the weekend that have been released according to sudanese state television armand's tweeted i have been deported against my will by a military helicopter from hard to into juba i was not aware of where they were taking me i asked them many times they tied me up in a helicopter together with the. 2 of them were taken into custody after meeting the ethiopian prime minister ahmed on friday as he tried to mediate between the military and the opposition will sudan's military has ordered more troops onto the streets as a general strike enters a 2nd day opposition activists have called for an indefinite campaign of civil

disobedience until the gentle hands power to a civilian governments al-jazeera spoken to a representative of the mills region to who said they're investigating the crackdown on protesters last week that left dozens dead. we had a plan to disperse the columbia area and this was the will of the people and this was even agreed on by the declaration of freedom and change the plan was to disperse the area and clean it up without getting close to the main sit in area but mistakes were made when the plan was carried out and that's what led to the situation let's just take into consideration that our forces never go deep into the sitting area after that mistakes were made the military council formed a committee to investigate the violations. at least 95 people have been killed during an attack in central mali a local mayor says gunmen raided an ethnic dogan village in the mopti region fighting between dog and hunters and herders has killed many people in recent months as they battle over access to land and resources al-jazeera as nicholas

reports from mali reported from mali after the last major attack took place in march and he has more details from neighboring senegal. the military came on the ground were deployed and they're at the village as we speak right now trying to secure the area in to ensure that there are no more attacks happening in the villages nearby and trying to figure out who is behind this attack the region of the t. so as you know has been affected by intercommunal violence between the dog on the hunters and the full on any ethnic full on these that live in the region the phalanges or so i mean i'm at a group that they come in the region where the dog runs live to try to feed their cattle and there has been clashes in the past between the dawn and the full of these on march 23rd $160.00 full on the herders in villagers were killed in

what we believe was attacked that was coordinated by doggone hunters and so in this tit for tat we're seeing an increase in attacks of this nature of intercommunal of violence in a country that is already rocked by armed groups that are trying to overthrow the government of this since 2013 where armed groups took over the north of the country to try to take over mali. well the ballots counted. presidency in an election one international monitoring group says was tarnished by clear violations of fundamental freedoms public distrust in the system sparked protests in the 2 biggest cities at least 500 people arrested a further 100 has since been taken into custody talk air has the chosen successor of long time president nursultan nazarbayev. walker has more from the capital. on

the election results. 70 percent is what it's looking like in terms of the number of votes that cassim. picked up and a very healthy turnout in excess of i believe 75 percent now compared to previous elections in which his predecessor. frequently. got votes in excess of 98 percent of all votes cast it's a pretty underwhelming result perhaps a more realistic one but not credible enough for election observers independent election of observers all those who were supporting opposition candidates i saw protocols these are papers that showed the actual results from individual polling stations i saw hundreds of them shown to me by some election observers who claimed that those papers indicated mr. nearest rival actually schools.

in some places 40 to 50 percent which would suggest that there ought to have been a 2nd round runoff and the o.e.c.d. the organization for security and cooperation in europe their observant observer mission gave its findings today and they were extremely critical of the way which this election was carried out in terms of signs of ballot stuffing and the lot. real opportunity for really independent candidates to get on the ticket and they also again expressed concern about the hundreds of detentions yesterday on election day and in previous days in the run up to this for its goods cousin jo mazzocchi spoke today to reporters to journalists and he said that he had taken into consideration all of this political dissent as the concerns about the economy and social issues and he said he was going to address those and promised to be

a more reform minded or orientated president for this country going forward still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour a court in india convict 6 hindu men over the rape and murder of a muslim girl. why one person's prayers is about another's noise pollution we'll take a look at the controversy surrounding some of donna's churches. and sport with peter eyeing up another major a tournaments tiger woods is on the prowl pebble beach. hello again or welcome back we're here across parts of turkey over the next few days were expecting to see more often on showers particularly in the afternoon it is that time of year where those afternoon showers could get quite intense you can see them

spotting across much of turkey as well as over here towards parts of the caspian for parts of iraq though it is going to be quite hot baghdad a high few here on tuesday of 45 degrees maybe coming down to about 42 degrees but quite warm over here towards quaid city as well well speaking of heat it has been quite warm as we started the week here in doha into the mid forty's but that is slightly going to be coming down as we go towards the rest of the week here a 43 degree high on tuesday may be coming down to about 42 as. we go towards wednesday but notice the clouds out here towards arabian sea so for parts of oman expect some more clouds and not only for wednesday but probably by the end of the week as well and then as we make our way down here toward southern africa we are looking at mostly clear conditions for many locations not a lot of here activity here on our satellite imagery but down here towards cape town we do expect to see maybe some clouds coming into play here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday a little bit cooler for you johannesburg it is going to be a sunny day with a temperature of 19 and durban it is going to be

a nice day for you as well with a temperature of 26. or . after decades of being programmed with instructions on greek computers. on the road identifying and predicting human behavior. official intelligence. and decide on. the big

picture. the bias inside the machine. the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour iran has told the visiting german foreign minister that europe must help it avoid new u.s. sanctions in order to preserve the 2050 nuclear deal with sanctions bar iran from accessing the u.s. financial system or trading in dollars. pakistan's former president ossified his own diary has been arrested on corruption charges he was detained just hours after

his bail application was rejected as part of a money laundering investigation zardari denies the allegations sudanese opposition leader yasser armand says he's been forcibly removed from the capital khartoum he's one of 3 opposition leaders arrested over the weekend but have been released according to sunni's state television. health care workers in venezuela demanding better are demanding better pay and working conditions of public hospitals the country had one of the best health care systems in south america just 25 years ago but the collapse of the economy has caused widespread shortages of food and medicine the worsening conditions have gained international attention as president nicolas maduro an opposition leader continued their power struggle. has more. but as well as once impressive medical system has dramatically declined over the decades the government hasn't released health care data in years making it

difficult to know the full extent of the crisis but media reports research by n.g.o.s and people working in the sector paint a very bleak picture our desire is to raise a boat had this exclusive report in february hostel in barcelona in venezuela release 14 children have died from contaminated water we were allowed to film because staff here say they want the world to see that they are unequipped to save children's lives you can see how desperate the situation is here there's several children and each one of the very people are telling us that there's no medicine for there are not enough syrian just among other things many of the children that are arriving here are dying from one day to another madeline in my teen years p.v. boy was one of them he was 2 months old on tuesday night he died he's 40 remains in the hospital because she hasn't been able to get together the money needed to buy a coffin in april human rights watch claim nicolas maduro is government for denying

the humanitarian crisis blackouts and a lack of running water in public hospitals plus a major decline in immunization have cause a spike in mortality rates especially for infants some $3200000.00 children or one in 3 needs humanitarian assistance viruses and diseases have made a comeback according to human rights watch last year more than 9000 cases of measles were registered and at least 74 people died and more than 2500 suspected it feria cases have been reported since 201-6190 those are just from this year alone a malaria rose from 36000 cases in 2009 to 414000 in 2017 or tuberculosis has hit an all time high and where hiv and. medication was once given out for free men is way into is now the only country in the world where 9 out of 10 hiv registered patients are no longer receiving

retroviral drugs let's bring in paul spiegel he's joining us from baltimore he's the director of the center for humanitarian health at johns hopkins university is bloomberg school of public health thanks very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news are you recently added to reviewed a report on venezuela's health crisis in fact you said that you were surprised by the magnitude of the crisis tell us why sure thank you for having me on the program it's as your report just mentioned it's astonishing the slide of the health system in venezuela from a strong functioning health system to a health system that's in catastrophe basic items such as gloves intravenous medication intravenous kits and intravenous medications oral medications are no longer there and that's one of the reasons we have over 4000000 people now who have fled the country and as sara was saying in her report the government in venezuela

has stopped publishing house with just 6 in 2017 so it can be somewhat difficult to get accurate information as to what's exactly going on in the country in the in the correct numbers so how were you able to collate this doctor or the team that worked on this report with you. you know we were able to 1st the data is very difficult and we believe much of the data we we reported on in april are is an underestimation but we were able to work with pan american health or look at the reports from pan american health organization centers for disease control we also had private conversations with physicians in venezuela and furthermore we were able to get some data from the venezuelans that were crossing the border into colombia and brazil which were the 2 countries that we visited it's clear that the venezuelan government is not releasing data and in fact is telling their health

care workers not to release data and we are aware of some health care workers that have been detained and have lost their jobs by providing such data just about 24 hours ago we were hearing in fact we filed the reports. as well has now reopened a border with colombia after being closed for 4 months do you think that offer some sort of a reprieve for those who need medical and humanitarian aid this must be a good move i hope so but opening the border is one step the the big issue is will the government allow the amount of massive amount of assistance that's needed in the past that has not happened we have seen an increase with by the un agencies and the international federation of the red cross and red crescent but is insufficient and i would like to also state clearly that humanitarian assistance should not have should not be political in nature and that it really should be helping everyone it should be neutral independent and impartial

is it possible to sort of put a finger on the amount of humanitarian aid that is needed now for event as well as specifically absolutely medical aid. it's difficult it's clearly tens of millions of dollars but it's very difficult until and one of the one of the recommendations in our report is to have an independent assessment and evaluation of the health care situation in venezuela because right now we have some ideas the numbers that you have mentioned but as we said we really need an independent evaluation to understand the the gravity which we believe is quite severe but also to come up with a a strong estimate of what is truly needed and what kind of response did you get for that request because in that report you also called for international action. we think actually there has been some some movement particularly by the united

nations they have been speaking about the crisis in venezuela much more loudly and it's been surprising that the gravity of the gravity of the venezuelan crisis when you compare to syria and yemen is equally as big but it hasn't proved been receiving enough attention the un has declared it to be a major emergency they have declared a both unit u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency in the international organization for migration have a dedicated senior person involved in trying to address the situation so we have seen some movement but ultimately this is still a political situation ok paul spiegel we thank you very much for joining us from baltimore it's a court in india has found 6 men guilty over the gang rape and murder of an 8 year old girl 3 of them have been sentenced to life imprisonment the case sparked nation national outrage last year and led to protests across the country victoria gate and be the latest. security was tight outside court as the queues arrive to face

justice for their role in the kidnap gang grape and murder of an 8 year old. of the 7 minister trial 6 are found guilty of a policeman or destroyed evidence and the 3 main accuser found guilty of kidnap rape and murder. the victim was held prisoner in this temple for 4 days in january last year before she was strangled and beaten to death the court heard that it was part of a plan to force her muslim name magic community to leave cata a district in the indian administered kashmir area of jamey the victim's family faced death threats after their daughter's death as a result the supreme court moved the trial to the neighboring state of punjab. we are worried for our other kids after the killing of our girl we don't even let them go to school people try to pressure us off to register the case but the police

many people try to shield the culprits by mounting pressure on the investigation. of the men who attacked the girls were hindi the case sparked national outrage which intensified when some state ministers of the governing hindu nationalist b j p party initially defended the accused indian law allows for the death penalty for rapists of girls under the age of 12 but in this case the judge sentenced the 3 men convicted of rape and murder to life in prison subsidy. we congratulate the indian courts we've been fighting for this for more new year today is not a day for celebration but a day of solidarity with a young innocent girl. india has struggled to stop violent crime against women and girls more than 40000 rapes were recorded in 2016 with many more going unreported especially in rural areas many say what happened to this family is

a reminder of just how much more needs to be done to protect women and girls victoria be al-jazeera kavita krishnan a secretary of the all india progressive women's association she says in this particular case justice has been served i know that the family members are hoping for a more severe sentence and all of that i think as a women's rights activist i think that this isn't the remarkable achievement when the find of let's show that was put on the investigation and the prosecution you had members of the ruling party the ruling b.g.p. including ministers and elected representatives of parliament leading demonstrations in support of the book undoubtedly there is the problem of sexual violence in general but about both specific use i'd like to underline that there's also because if there is an element of crime it was a huge crime against the book of baal nobody community. and this was one among

several others. inflicted on them to try and make them from the which is why there was a pos than ever that i can remember you saw it political wing party that alley or bulls if you will such a brutal crime syrian government forces say they've captured a village on the border between the provinces government tanks and soldiers have moved into. miller president bashar al assad's forces launched an offensive to recapture it live in parts of hama province as an april at least 300000 people have been displaced and hospitals have been attacked since the beginning of the offensive. rescuers are preparing to pull out the wreckage of a screw or boat that sank in the river danube in hungary the body of a korean tourist was found downstream from the scene of the collision on sunday at least 20 people are now confirmed dead the boat collided with

a cruise ship 2 weeks ago who lease say the search for the 8 people who remain missing including the boat's captain continues. some of russia's leading newspapers have come out in support of an investigative journalist who has been put under house arrest accused of dealing drugs i've been known for his work exposing corruption among moscow's political elites his supporters say the narcotics were planted on him and he's been beaten while in police custody they have been protests in moscow and st petersburg against his arrests dozens of people mainly fellow journalists have been detained. has more from moscow. it's an unusual display of solidarity by 3 leading business newspapers here in russia i am we are even got enough that's what it's fast spreading all over their front pages today the arrest of the investigative journalist has cost an outrage not only among his colleagues and closest friends but in widespread circles around the country even up to the

government level and state media some and close come out to his defense and ask questions about his arrest he was arrested on thursday and police have they found drugs on his body and his apartment but it's widely believed that these drugs were planted and that he is arrested for his work uncovering corruption practices here in moscow region. for the past 3 days nearly nonstop people have been coming here to the police station to protest against god you know if the rats since they need a permit to officially demonstrate they're doing them individually one by one at the national border to national probably just our freedom and our right that's why i think one way or another everyone should come here physically or supports in social media but everyone should be here otherwise you might end up where iran is now because anyone could be the next watch it is not the 1st time in russia that dropped its case i used against journalists and human rights activists the most

recent and most famous case is against human rights defender in chechnya the t. of who was recently sentenced to 4 years and panel colony but this is the 1st time that people have come out massively to protest and this newspaper is already selling out very rapidly and it's already sold online for more than $200.00 u.s. dollars. ghana is experiencing noise pollution from an unusual source churches where services are sometimes held to all light long and as i'm about a time reports from a crop people have decided to bring the matter to court. for sexual or big lives in the compound that shares a wall with the church she acknowledges the church was there before she moved in however she says the frequency of services sometimes all night and the noise is excessive is on bearable average careful over a year and. people that have come and have had after to leave because

so much we have a nation like that. we have a lot of kids in this compound the church didn't want to speak to us ghana is a majority christian country and religion of all kinds plays a large part in society in the last 5 years alone an estimated $5000.00 new churches many of them known as charismatic churches have sprung up that brings the total of churches in the country to around $15000.00 charismatic congregations are generally known for their passionate sometimes loud expressions of their faith. there are 5 churches along this 500 meter stretch of road now one of the challenge for the authorities is how to find the right balance in developing areas like this between the number of churches coming up the noise and the rights of residents an officer from the environmental protection agency has come to monitor the sound

levels of a church from the neighboring residential compound following complaints the agency's head says some have been fined up to $10000.00 and even been forced to close down. people are very you know your mission alabama us activities where we go out people who you know they chant against. to promote. the council that represents charismatic. to blame just churches and. we. will believe she is also speaking up for many others who are afraid of being demonized. in the hope of a positive outcome. still ahead on the. drama where the raptors have

raised high hopes in the city and the country that they will win the n.b.a. basketball championship for the 1st on or on that coming up.

time for the sports news with peter thank you very much the toronto rect is a means to make history by becoming the 1st canadian franchise to win the n.b.a. championship later i saw he is traditionally the biggest sporting canada but if the raptors can beat the golden state warriors basketball's profile will be

significantly boosted across that country rob reynolds reports. toronto as got a raging case of raptors fever outside the team store in scotiabank arena fans lined up waiting to score gear in the raptor red silver and black in a country where hockey has long ruled right now basketball is key it's an unprecedented level of excitement the n.b.a. has always had its constituency here which is seeing is the popularity of the sport the popularity of this team from a spectator standpoint going beyond the core constituency and going to be mainstream with a diverse roster of many ethnicities the raptors mirror the city they play in freddy and mildred manila came to canada from the philippines having this kind of thing is that something that brought canada together kiran rogers parents immigrated from india it's nice to see you know indians chinese people north

americans europeans latinos everybody coming together around one game and we're behind one flag actually so a 5 minute fan can i get your name where you're calling from busy rob long hosts a popular sports radio call in show a lot of immigrants that come to this country they they take to the sport of basketball and it's such a global sport as well so i think that adds to it so it really speaks to the city of toronto because of how multicultural we are and it speaks to the country of canada as well because it's very much the same for people here just getting this close to victory has been a long time coming drano is a sports mad city but it hasn't had a championship in baseball basketball or hockey for over 20 years so the raptors wild ride has created a sense of euphoria here something have high hopes of canada beating its giant southern neighbors it was amazing to finally get one over the us if you want to call god so it feels good the diversity and country waiting for an elusive

championship robert oulds al-jazeera toronto. golfer rory mcilroy wore a raptors juicy after winning the canadian open and says he'll be cheering them on against golden state mcelroy closed the tournament with an impressive 9 under par round of $61.00 betts saw him finish 7 shots clear of the field perfect preparation for the food major of the year the u.s. open which tees off in 4 days' time at pebble beach tiger woods is already there he's begun his practice rounds early although he already knows the course pretty well that's where he won the u.s. open by 15 shots in the year 2015 time major winner is looking for he's 4th u.s. open title. the n.h.l. stanley cup finals have gone down so the wire after the boston bruins pushed the st louis blues to a deciding game 7 the bruins started game 6 in hostile territory needing a win to keep their hopes alive in the tournament brad marchand stepped up with

a goal and an assist and what about the bruins goalie to corral ask one of 28 saves all together the bruins winning this 151 game 7 is on wednesday in boston. 3 time baseball world series champion david ortiz is in a stable condition after being shot in his native dominican republic the former boston red sox star was reportedly shot in the back in center domingo he's father says he's out of surgery and is expected to make a full recovery ortiz was a 10 time all star in the world series m.v.p. . the ferrari formula one team say they'll appeal a penalty decision that cost sebastian vettel victory at the canadian grand prix officials in montreal gave vettel a 5 2nd penalty for this incident demoted him to 2nd after they said he forced lewis hamilton off the track little claimed it was unavoidable after he lost control of his car the german was furious with the decision refusing to park his

car with the other podium sitters and walked over the boards. need to race course in california could be stripped of its hosting duties for the prestigious breeders cup after its high number of horse states this year 29 have died in fixtures at the venue this season prompting an outcry from animal welfare groups the breeders cup which brings together the cream of international thoroughbred racing takes place in november. argentina's women make their world cup return on monday as they prepare to face japan in their opening match the team haven't played at the tournament for 12 years in a country that's football obsessed the women's team have been under-resourced and even spain 2 years playing so few games they were considered in the active. but things are looking up for women's football in argentina after it was finally granted professional status in march. so it is a big battle that we've gone through and we have fought to get here obviously to be

here as the great team that we are has been a very difficult process for us we've had to go down the route of demanding our rights and exploring different processes we will be fulfilling our dream of representing our country at the world cup. the reigning european women's champions the netherlands are preparing for their 1st match of the tournament against new zealand on tuesday but they are on year we're faced with a miserable conditions in the harbor as they trained earlier where there isn't the only thing they have to contend with they world cup record leaves a lot to be desired with just a single point 4 years ago. the rain has also affected the cricket world cup in england with south africa's match against the west indies was abandoned with less than 8 overs played the proteas were looking for their 1st win of the tournament but found themselves 2 we could stand before the weather intervened no further play was possible at southampton

it's the 2nd game of this world cup loss to reign both sides get one point in the group table do you know results. and that's where we'll leave a phenomenal sport again later during ok peter we'll see you later thank you and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera for all the latest top stories as well as the day's sports stories you can head to our website al-jazeera dot com that's it for the news hour but i'll be back in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming your way right here on al-jazeera see you in a minute. this

is a dialogue reading about it for. the international media and on t.v. why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it on my everyone has a voice we are being taken advantage of just because we are small community without a network just each helps join the global conversation announces iraq all they want to do is start of the same kind of debate that we have your own stream. examining scientists argue that we have just 12 years to make on past any changes unflinching . i have to leave to plead innocent absolutely sharing personal stories with a global audience we see people making sacrifices this is what women want to see explore in abundance of world class programming the world is watching on al-jazeera

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is al jazeera life from our headquarters in doha i'm glad you know we're going to also ahead 3 prominent figures in the protest movement in sudan are deported to neighboring south stood on. a 1000000 people on hong kong streets but its leader says a controversial extradition law will go ahead and china is firmly behind her. pakistan's former president asif ali zardari is arrested on corruption charges. hello germany's foreign minister is in iran looking for ways to preserve the nuclear deal. financial system designed to avoid u.s. sanctions should be up and running soon but you along with the rest of the signatories to the 2015 agreement are standing by it's after the u.s.

withdrew last year germany's foreign minister said here a peon powers are doing their best to keep the deal alive. by knowing when to use a serious situation in the region as collation of tension is becoming uncontrollable a military action wouldn't be in line with the interests of any party i have spoken with all of the parties in my regional visit and no one has called for an escalation of tensions that's a message i'm convened from the region we had intensive talk today on the nuclear deal germany france and britain call for supporting the deal and we are fulfilling our commitments we can't do any miracle in this regard but we are doing our utmost efforts to prevent the failure of the deal iran's foreign minister says his country has never broken the promises it made under the nuclear deal. to look to. the united states has declared economic war against iran this war is very dangerous for the region and the international order the measures taken by the u.s.

after its weeks roll from the deal for us mean targeting the reigning nation iran has proven that it used to international commitments 15 reports prove this reality but iran is also obligated to defend the rights of the iranian nation also jabari has more from to her on. the iranian foreign minister held a 2 hour meeting with his german counterpart in what is known as the hall of mirrors in the foreign ministry in the capital on monday the to discuss various issues but at the core of it was the future of the nuclear agreement between iran and the international community now the german foreign minister said that the country is very concerned about escalation in this region between iran and the united states and also the future of this agreement is something the iranians want to see the european union uphold it the iranian foreign minister says that they

have to make good on their promises and that the future of any other dialogue in discussions about iran's various programs such as the ballistic missile program depends on how this nuclear agreement goes forward on the u.n. has now confirmed that iran's production of enriched uranium is increasing to iran had said it would do this if progress wasn't made on lifting sanctions the head of the u.n. nuclear agency said it's not clear whether the enrichment had reached levels that violate the agreements. i prefer not to mention the specific figure. due to. but i can see a. piece of production increased. accordance with the latest measurement an opposition figure in sudan associated with the rebel group s p a lemon and has tweeted that he has been forcibly deported to seltzer don yasser amman is one of 3 prominent members of the s.p.l. and arrested over the weekend who've been released according to sudanese state television armand's tweeted i have been deported against my will by

a military helicopter from khartoum to juba i was not aware of where they were taking me i asked them many times they tied me up in a helicopter together with comrades. and mubarak our daughter 2 of them were taken into custody after meeting the ethiopian prime minister on friday that's as he tried to mediate between the military gentlemen and the opposition. also donz military has ordered more troops onto the streets as a general strike enters a 2nd day opposition activists have called for an indefinite campaign of civil disobedience until the gentle hands power to a civilian governments. spoken to a representative of the military genter who said the crackdown on protesters last week that left dozens dead is being investigated. you know we had a plan to disperse the columbia area and this was the will of the people and this was even agreed on by the declaration of freedom and change the plan was to

disperse the area and clean it up without getting close to the main sit in area but mistakes were made when the plan was carried out and that's what led to the situation let's just take into consideration that our forces never got deep into the sitting area after that mistakes were made the military council formed a committee to investigate the violations. a new showdown is looming over hong kong's plan for a new extradition law schiff executive carrie lamb says she won't be swayed by sunday's large protests and has got the backing of beijing the protest leaders are calling people to take to the streets again sarah clarke the latest. they came and they marched more than 1000000 people crammed hong kong streets. protesters were united in their anger over the proposed extradition laws that could see fugitives here sent to mainland china for child. despite the size of his turnout the city's chief executive says the planned rule of change will not be scrapped we will

continue to do the communication and explanation there is fear in the 2 america to be gained by 2 or delaying the bill it will just cause more inside and divisive noise in society opposition said his own suspicion that fugitives extradited from hong kong won't get a fair trial in mainland china human rights groups are leading the campaign the pro-democracy legislators want the bill show it now carry lyme is certainly incredible any leader with a right mind facing a protest involving more than 1000000 people would metro really have agreed think over the issue but the city's chief executive says the government is duty bound to push ahead it's been fast tracked through the legislative council but the government hoping for a vote before the end of the month this is a very important piece of legislation that will help she will uphold justice and also ensure that hong kong will fulfill the international obligation interim soft

cross boundaries and transnational crimes. but it's reignited anger in hong kong sunday's largely peaceful rally ended in ballance and police tried to play protesters outside government take over it's a few 100 of those demonstrating rammed mental barriers into place bare. jade's they retaliated with mortar rounds and pepper spray the drop law will be read a 2nd time in the city's legislative council on wednesday more protests are expected from both sides in a city where dipping divisions refuse to subside sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong . beijing's accusing outsiders are flipping up the protests here as our china correspondent adrian brown well from beijing's perspective hong kong has become a haven for criminals which is why it supports plans for a new extradition bill and on monday the foreign ministry spokesman confirmed that the central government supports car alarms efforts in that regard but also warned

of external intervention in hong kong's internal affairs but he wouldn't elaborate on what he meant by that he also appeared to dispute the figure that more than a 1000000 people took part in sunday's rally and protest saying he preferred to believe the figure of the hong kong government that no more than 240000 people had participated but the message he wanted to get over again and again was that beijing supports kerry. firstly the central government will continue to firmly support the government of the hong kong special administrative region to push forward the amendments of the extradition bill secondly china is strongly opposed to any external interventions in hong kong's legislative affairs state controlled media has largely ignored the events in hong kong but the china daily newspaper which tends to reflect government thinking carried an editorial on monday which blamed foreign forces for what he called the chaos in hong kong saying the people of hong

kong had been hoodwinked the foreign ministry spokesman also had another message he said that hong kong's freedoms would continue to be protected by china. pakistan's former president also found his ansari has been arrested on charges. he was the chain just hours after his bail application was rejected just part of a money laundering investigation sorry denies the allegations and his pakistan people's party says the case is politically motivated come on haidar has more from islamabad. the cochairman of the progress gone people's party also led by. president by the national accountability bureau of. being investigated along with the. corruption charges and of course running

fictitious bank accounts through which the federal investigation agency they were able to. hundreds of millions of rupees received in kickbacks of course the political parties will be calling this political. however it should be remembered back in 2007 that a military dictator had given blanket amnesty through an order in. the bag however the courts. and so the political parties have been facing. through the national accountability court which had already one prime minister. had. at least 95 people have been killed during an attack in central mali a local mayor says gunmen raided an ethnic joke on a village in the region fighting between dog and hunters on full lonny herders has

killed many people in recent months as they battle over access to land and resources nicolas hothouse more from neighboring senegal. the attack took place in the early hours in the morning where villagers were still asleep when men on motorbikes carrying machetes and guns killed people indiscriminately at least 95 people had been killed in this village called. do go on a village that's about 50 kilometers away from mookie which is in the center of mali you know no one has claimed responsibility for this attack the 1000000 security forces are on the ground to try to secure the area to ensure that there are no more attacks in the air and try to apprehend those that may have been responsible for this it comes just months before there was another attack dog on fighters then attacking a full army villagers and what seems to be really an increase of intercommunal

violence between the semi nomadic herders group that are the philosophies and the local doggone fighters each trying to violence.