you're absolutely right in a way it would be actually advisable for the demonstrators just to pocket this victory and to celebrate rather remarkable achievement. but in a way we have to understand that this was a very hard fought victory and there are now considerable grievance that have. come up in this process think of the violence on wednesday and the one of the big questions is whether demonstrators will be pacified by let's say this rather unconvincing statement that carolyn has made she has agreed to shelve the law but she didn't show any remorse for the violence and also the victims of the police brutality and that's clearly a problem i wonder if there's a bit of a now or never mentality amongst the protesters you know they've managed to do this

against the odds so you know strike while the iron's hot and keep pushing for more reform keep pushing for more change while they sense maybe there's a bit of way yes. certainly i think what has happened over the past decade or so is that the transplant body has really played a long game they knew that they couldn't change the system overnight so they have engaged in what would have what i would call like selective decolonization so they changed the education system tried to push back the mostly christian groups that were running the curriculum they've also crippled in a way the legislative council which is the parliament of hong kong but. perhaps the unintended consequence of this process of decolonization is that the public institutions really don't work anymore and they don't produce leadership and so for example very lamb she used to be a civil servant she was selected by the pro beijing establishment so she was never

stress tested in an election she never had to argue her case and that leads to these kind of big errors in judgment that have these rather drastic consequences yeah i'm glad you mentioned china or beijing as it were because of thinking there's so much focus on kerry land so much focus on the leadership in hong kong how closely do we need to watch actually beijing in here and how it might react going forward. ok we're clearly dealing with the black box phenomena phenomenon but you know we have to actually look at one other player in this saga which is taiwan and it's quite ironic in a way that kerry has actually helped for example the. president saying when to win a primary against challenger. and say win one that primary on the back of her support for the hong kong demonstrators saw in that sense beijing also

always has to keep in mind that whatever happens in hong kong has a knock on effect on taiwan and taiwan politics and of course in general next year how these will elect their president and in that sense. has achieved an enormous feat yes actually unified hong kong society against her government and she has helped the incumbent president saying win in taiwan to become. a. contender for the next presidential election so that's quite an achievement i would say it was felt a pleasure talking to you thank you for joining us. plenty more coming up for you on this news are competing for the conflicting words of life getting farmers and nomads in nigeria against each other also hidden away the migrants being kept by the u.s.

government in what's been called a concentration camp and sport india's cricket is get ready for a world cup game against their fiercest sporting rivals. iran's president has reiterated his country will continue to pull back from the nuclear deal unless other countries protect it from american sanctions on ronny was speaking at a summit in tajikistan and smith has a report from the capital to shop there. iran's president has used a conference in tajikistan of leaders and diplomats from more than 30 countries to reinforce an ultimatum he made in may that's when hassan rouhani said tehran will start enriching uranium at a higher level unless world powers to protect its economy from u.s. sanctions within 60 days that would be a breach of iran's commitments to the nuclear deal known as the j.c. p.o.

a agreed with those powers. it's obvious that iran cannot unilaterally remain committed to the joint comprehensive plan of action and it's necessary that other countries contribution to the survival of this important agreement with our good will and strategic tolerance on one hand and the united states lawlessness on the other hand it's been proven to everyone republic of iran all announcing its readiness for any interaction has decided to reduce its obligations under paragraph $26.36 of the plan of action to restore balance the 2050 nuclear agreement restricts iran's ability to enrich uranium in return for relief from a u.s. led sanctions it was signed by the u.s. and the u.k. germany france china russia and the e.u. but the trump administration unilaterally withdrew from the deal last year a decision russian president vladimir putin said in tajikistan he didn't agree with

you. well games should be used in the us when we believe that the only sensible decision is for all deal participants to on a commitments as a russia is ready to do and for katter's emir to men been hammered all funny there was a chance for his 1st meeting with the iranian president with an ongoing 2 year blockade by egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia catarrh is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on thursday the us blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera. now one of the tankers damaged in thursday's explosion is due to arrive in the united arab emirates later on saturday mohamed viles monitoring events for us from the

omani capital muscat and you bring us up to date mohammed. yes the. one of the 2 attackers as you just mentioned is being told to the to the to the poor to a part of the by the united arab emirates for maintenance and also for war investigation we also know that to american naval team has been sent on board the courageous to collect more evidence after the 2 attacks on those ships for yesterday the americans have shown that video to the world saying that the iranians have removed one of the unexploded mines from the home of one of those tankers and for the americans that's in evidence the iranians have been behind the attack so bits and pieces of evidence or bits of pieces of investigation being conducted here and there. japanese owner of one of the ships said that they are also conducting their

own investigation and they have so far realized that no malfunction has been behind the explosion in that tank or the mission the united arab emirates has come on board or saw it with regards to these investigations or claims of finding evidence and the foreign minister of the united arab emirates said that his country has submitted its own piece of evidence to the security council in a very clear way and he has a film that the incident was space was a state sponsor he did not mention the name of a particular state but the understanding is that he is a defendant to iran because the united arab emirates and saudi arabia just 2 days ago and very quickly after the incidents have joined the united states and the united kingdom in accusing iran of being behind those a tux. yes so anything further than mohamed if we do i mean you've told us a lot about the investigation about what's happening the actual regional politics

the next steps that might happen there because i mean you've got an increased u.s. presence in the in the region as well as all the other regional players to think about. that's right we have seen the americans increasing their military presence they have already even before this incident mobilized the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln go to the region or so 2 days ago they talked about mobilizing a destroyer bainbridge going to the state of hormuz they have already sent a lot so troops to the region and they have nuclear capable 52 bombers being sent as well all of that is happening at the same time when president trump is pointing the finger directly to iran he said iran didn't do it and he said iran cannot deny that and the americans are going to make sure that iran cannot continue to decide what the movement of oil supplies across the strait of hormuz so that's that war rhetoric is be nice but at the same time we see the americans also saying that they

are ready for negotiations with doubletalk on the american side is also reflected or you know are so to buy the iranians they are saying they are ready to negotiate but they are they are sort of the for war on both sides it's the same equation they want to show that they are ready to fight and to defend themselves and their interests and on the other hand they are saying that they want to peace if the other side wants to come to the negotiation table mohamed vul is in muscat plank you mohamad and in london is known bashar a senior political analyst known on start with iran you know 24 hours ago you and i were talking and you were outlining the iranian position about the nuclear deal compared with what the u.s. was saying what we seem to see today is the iranian president calling out to other nations and you've got to help us out here otherwise we're pulling back from the steel even further and then they'll be nothing. absolutely and i think his

reference to paragraph 26 of the nuclear deal is rather important i didn't exactly study that deal i'm no legal scholar you know by any stretch of imagination but when you look at the ticket 26 it is rather poorly written but it does state that the united states government will in good faith let tried to lift all sanctions relevant to the nuclear program and on the other hand iran stated that if any of those sanctions are re-imposed or new sanctions are introduced then iran will use that as a ground to pull out and do what it you know wants to do win with a nuclear deal so it was always clear from by that $26.00 and from the entire logic of the deal that this was sanctions for nuclear you would lift the sanctions would stop with the nuclear now that the united states has walked out walked away from

the nuclear the clearly iran is insisting that it has also rights now does it really want to go out and tell the world and does it really want to violate that deal no for the time being it's still insists that would perhaps with the help of the europeans and in the case of today and yesterday with the help of russia and china it could bypass the american sanctions and perhaps still exported oil and normalize its economy without resorting to exceptional measures whether the answers are positive from beijing and moscow be yond simply cliches and and and statements remains to be seen can you folks you mentioned russia and china can you focus in on china a little bit more for me please because i think we focus more on russia as someone who can help will lean on iran to help the situation there china's influence is

a equally important surely. you know. china probably would have wanted any of this to happen maybe a decade from now because china said preparing the way for it to emerge as the you know one of the 2 major world powers along with the united states and if you listen to president cheese speeches specially the his speech they actually get more so for speeches are like cut and paste speeches and he basically has the same message and it's rude it will contrast it with the united states measures or with the what's the message he's seeking development development mean stability stability mean security no interference in other country's affairs and certainly no mention whatsoever of democracy in any in a shape or form but certainly step beneath the trade prosperity and resolving differences through diplomatic means he's been saying that stating that all along

and i think he applies that to iran now as i said china perhaps is not really ready now to stand up to the united states on the question of iran but judging from russia's movement on syria probably beijing is drawing the lesson that you know what we could also stand up to the united states on iran now i'm saying that just to say that china could not become will never become a truly global power unless it becomes 1st erosional continent of power now how could it become a regional continental power if it cannot even throw its weight behind simple questions that touches its own security like north korea and touches asian security like iran i want to share as our senior political analysts will be talking to him again later on thank you. so the end for her isn't and could be brought before

a court next week the chief prosecutor says there will be referred to trial unless he files an appeal in the next few days the former leader is facing corruption charges remember he was deposed by the military and i pull off the months of weeks of protests even against his government we spoke to a sudanese a protest a little bit earlier and i'm as shams and she told us the prosecutors announcement is aimed at distracting people from the issue of the military crackdown on the protesters at the moment and feel like this is a side to b side news that distracting from the main issue right now which is how 0 the student was cleared and the t.m.c. already admitted that it was their fault and that they organized it and the operation failed completely and hundreds died because of it and injured so you are right now as this year is side news we want to get to the main issue we want negotiations to reach the end and we want our internet back so we can have the freedom to actually protest on the street and have everyone around the world see it

and mirrors so anything else besides. the negotiations and what happened in the syrian and the internet to be on the to do i feel like it to be traction and this isn't it people are not really. this is not news for us at the moment this is not our main concern and other rights groups and activists are demanding an international investigation into the killing of dozens of protesters in this month or a burden man he has more on that. people are demanding answers to what they're calling a massacre in khartoum that's off to sudan's ruling hunter admit it it made mistakes in breaking up the sit in that killed dozens of this month i'm a c international is urging the united nations and the african union to launch an international investigation into the military crackdown. protest leaders had the same demand in a statement they said the military council of knowledge meant of its responsibility

for the sitting massacre with the participation of security bodies makes a demand for forming an international inquiry commission by the united nations and african partners inevitable so far the military junta has rejected any outside interference. this moment in june this is marked in people's memories the last days of the muslim holy month of ramadan. gunshots rang out at security forces mainly from iraqi forces of the hour a sad story the protest camp outside the army headquarters more than $120.00 people were killed more than $600.00 injured schools of people disappeared. we are safir a paramilitary group made up of former members of the janitor with militia that was accused of atrocities in darfur the the the people gathered

outside the army headquarters had been protesting for months to transfer power to a civilian led government when the site was stormed the internet was blocked blocking out social media the main platform for the protest movement now the videos a few and far between but some are slipping through the net showing protests are continuing but while people in sudan have been unable to share their videos social media users from around the globe assuring their solidarity by changing their profile pictures to all of the memory of one of the victims whose favorite color was blue. manly al-jazeera. and one final note the mayor of paris has awarded ornery citizenship to a saudi activist. was recognized for her advocacy work that brought attention to human rights abuses she's among

a group of female activists arrested last year in saudi arabia and campaign to end the ban on women driving in the kingdom will grab a break on the news and when we come back how old is too old when presidents angry over their president's plans to change the retirement age are also in the iraqi city with the highest rate of cancer in the country but doctors are struggling to treat their patients and in sport the golfer who is leading the way at the u.s. open will find out who it is and get all the details. like. hello again we are looking at a lot of warm air across much of the area and we are going to see temperatures almost getting to 50 in some locations quite city here on sunday 48 degrees few baghdad at 47 degrees but by the time we get to monday coate city up to about 49

degrees and a lot of gusty winds across much of the area very dry conditions as well we could be seeing lower visibilities in some areas over here towards kabul though it is going to be a nice day at about 30 degrees there here across the gulf though we are going to be seeing our temperatures rising and then it is going to be a problem as we go towards beginning the week as well we're going to see some clouds here on sunday with the temperature here a hindu about 42 degrees but by the time we get towards monday we will also be going up to about $47.00 and also some windy conditions there over towards miska the clouds are finally going to be clearing because of that storm out into the arabian sea and you should be seeing a temperature of 37 degrees and then very quickly across much of southern portions of africa dry conditions across much of the region we are going to be picking up some clouds so here across parts of mozambique. over the next few days not a lot of rain in those clouds but the coastal clouds will bring those temperatures down just a little bit though at $22.00 degrees there but as we go towards monday more rain showers across the region and durban

a temperature of $22.00. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can now on their own identifying patterns and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence can monitor ombudsman. and decide on a future the big picture to coach the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine to on al-jazeera freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who brave the walk on corridor that is no choice. combating the impossible to sell their goods and isolated areas. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the

extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. you're in the news i hear it these are our top stories hong kong is suspending its plans for a new bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland china chief executive kerry made that announcement after meeting legislators for several hours former president all over she could be brought before a court within weeks the chief prosecutor says bashir will be referred to trial unless he files an appeal in the next 7 days and iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will continue to pull back from its nuclear deal commitments and

the other countries protect american sanctions he was speaking at a security summit in tajikistan. 2 separate car bomb attacks in heavily congested areas of the somali capital mogadishu the 1st one happened at a checkpoint near the parliament building that one killed 8 people a session with politicians was being held at the time and it ended early the 2nd attack targeted a road block leading to an airport a spokesman for the rebel group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for those attacks and in kenya is a county near the somali border 6 police officers have been killed and 6 a missing vehicle struck an improvised explosive device kenya began deploying troops along its border with somalia back in 2011 to crack down on armed groups including al shabaab. now competition for farmland is leading to ethnic violence in some west african countries including mali and nigeria hundreds of killed every year as the full army herds and fighters sorry farmers fight over land and water

and america herders want grazing for their castle and farmers look to protect their crops severe droughts floods make it worse last week men with guns and machetes left at least 100 dogs on farmers and their families dead in mali and 164 lani herders were killed back in march villages have also been attacked across the border in mali armed groups linked to al qaeda and i thought they're also exploiting all the tribal tension in the region it's especially bad for the finale people in nigeria say they've been ignored by their own government and idris has more now from north with nigeria the population of the full body or full unease estimated 40 to 45000000 people there mostly found in the west african nations of nigeria mali book you know fossil and the rest but they're also found in central african countries and this would on a 3rd of them no money people move from one country to another across international borders inside your posture and water for their animals. says he lost

everything when cattle destroyed describes a few days ago he says his family could go hungry this year if you can't get a loan to replant and time is running out for the farmer who depends on the rains to grow food for now he tends to this feeling. they came by tonight. everything is gone i don't know where to go and what to do it happens every time around here sometimes violence erupts and people get hurt. he blames this fall any cattle herders for the damage to his 2 farms. the full any on their part say they're the most exploited and neglected community despite their contributions to the economy of the region. like was supposed to release is getting harder. to release our exam grades in areas. practically took an

almost. a loop such competition. they blame the government for doing nothing while their posture land was being usurped as a sahara desert moves farther inland arable land in nigeria's average north is shrinking as a result much of the century's old access routes taken by the this has been turned into farmland their movement is usually restricted and most often results in deadly clashes with the farmers this is what remains of a q let me tell you why cattle ruled on both sides farms over the past 30 years nigeria has seen a rapid growth in population with a corresponding increase in the demand for food so competition for land between farmers and cattle herders has intensified and led to violent confrontations over the past 3 years more than 2000 people have been killed across the country 2017

was one of the deadly as years in the farmers herders conflict with about 1000 people killed tension between the 2 ethnic groups is at the hurt of the lawlessness currently sweeping north west nigeria hundreds have been killed this year hundreds of kidnapped for ransom and over $30000.00 people displaced some governments have introduced desperate measures including the death penalty to try to stop the violence because. when the police and the money among. the. busy. we just kill that person. the context you into. the minds to this acceptable. and the need to do that. to do diluted to. the full and has produced most of the beef and conceived in nigeria for centuries that lived in dependant lives of the farmers but the past 30

years of tested that harmony with deadly consequences the proliferation of weapons in the region especially from the conflict in libya makes it difficult for forty's in the countries affected by the farmer clashes to control the situation. that of analysis now with your neighbor who is an editor an investigative journalist with so far and government has showed no political will to resolve the issue. the president lives on this by the event even for the last man in the last 2 years or so indicate that he's the by the things that occur over here when the dead men are hot finalize our groves under the president was amusing to see that final mile of course headman the law to live in the conservatives in designated for an event as it is for most of the school below the united on a government designated day i fought back i've been alive there as well still to

designate a segment after the government does not you don't know what might happen if you were to have a man that is the black berrys the president was news we see that men aren't wanted 6 if you see they don't move about. what up to the president so they follow i refuse to look into is the is my head making it will do neither cooperate the i.g.p. live on if you're single and president not a few to ask this useless fucking with you simply isn't fair the government have to make it clear that if you stick your nose eyes sue the government. both our security is no dismisses you know who may get a no forbes identifying states where they can in the harness and deploy more men into those those aren't funny jobs and that these are class is happening underground to keep getting it we need to get a good the idea that we told you need to clean this or in 3 months 6 what i mean

lose your job people love to be made responsible. health officials in democratic republic of congo have suspended vaccination campaigns for measles and other diseases in the northeast this is because the areas struggling with an outbreak of ebola have been 5 cases in the city of near near the border with you canda health services say they will prioritize the vaccine until it is eradicated. protesters in brazil kept their promise to go on a 24 hour strike in the continued demonstrations through friday night they are angry about a proposal to raise the retirement age protests brought parts of brazil to a standstill with many walking off the job the government says the changes are needed though to stop the country from sliding into recession and reports now from sao paulo. new trains today much of those extensive metro system

remain closed a show of defiance by the trade unions and inconvenience for many passengers trying to get to work but why yes we just saw numbers on our ship we called our manager and asked if they could send a car to take us to the office if we don't make it to work they'll be a deduction from our salary tell him but thanks for the money it's important to protest against a pensioner home but they should plan something that won't disturb everyone. bankers teachers and all workers also join the industrial action in towns and cities across brazil going to look at the total we're fighting for our futures and for the next generations future we want to retire with dignity she might be that sound you well i don't think we know the government is not sensitive to this kind of protest but we want politicians to hear us anyway. roads were blocked here in law as well as in rio de janeiro in cities in the north the strike better observed in some places than in others. president both from outer came to office 5 months

ago promising radical reforms of 1st brazil's ailing economy sacrifices he said would have to be made to the bears the brunt of the. this is what this dispute is all of. these workers around the man to should not be them the rich and big business they say should pay their taxes. we work a 44 hour week one of the highest in the world also in many poor regions of brazil life expectancy is 6364 years old they want to rise the pension age to 65 but many will be dead by the end that's why we're against this proposal. the government says reform is essential to modernize a bloated financial system and make brazil more competitive. the unions say those cuts will hit the public sector the workers hardest with brazil heading for recession they say this is a fight it's only just begun. let's

look at iraq now where vast oil wealth once paid for some of the best health services in the middle east the decades of conflict in the political unrest they've all contributed to what the government admits is a crisis in its hospitals and reports things are particularly bad and province where people of long complained of government neglect. was diagnosed with leukemia 11 months ago. she is 4 years old. her father brings her to this government cancer hospital in basra for chemotherapy treatment but the drugs needed to keep her alive often in short supply. we don't know whether she will get better i'm very afraid because i see many children who come to this hospital dying of cancer the number of chemotherapy sessions varies each month but sometimes we have to delay coming because there is no bed available. around 70 children are being treated for cancer in buses children's

hospital. experts say pollution from surrounding oilfields is one of the reasons why basra has the highest rate of cancer in iraq iraq used to have some of the best hospitals and medical expertise in the middle east but decades of war conflict and political instability means those days are long gone the situation at this cancer hospital is so bad that doctors here say they have to rely on cash donations to buy up to 75 percent of the chemotherapy medicine they need every month. patients a health services are particularly bad in southern iraq basra is the largest oil producing region in the country but there's little sign of petro dollars spending at hospitals like this one people in basra have along the complained of neglect of what they say is corruption and financial mismanagement by the federal government

in baghdad. protest to set fire to the provincial council building during demonstrations last year at least 30 people killed during the on the rest against the lack of services doctors say they often provide the basic needs. we're facing a crisis in so many levels become provide chemotherapy fast enough it's not always available it's expensive and getting it involves a lot of bureaucratic red tape we also need more trained medical staff at the regional government says federal government leaders in baghdad a must do more is having with there hasn't been enough financial support from the federal government for many years this year we were allocated 2.8 percent of the federal budget and that's nowhere near enough and we need a better share of the revenues or things won't improve. in the hospital is a mural called the tree of life showing photos of children who were treated here and survived the government in baghdad which in recent years has struggled to cope

with the battle against eisel has promised to do more to help. doctors say that if it doesn't then many more cancer victims like fatima will die strafford al-jazeera. sport still to come on this news of. i. as south america's biggest international football competition begins in brazil. may. be tuesday live the futuristic bullet train that 1st drew me to japan almost 2 decades ago trains reflect the kind of things that occurring around it japan is aging the birth rate is falling and the lines and losing money having

experienced both the rule railway and high speed i hope the one will not be neglected for the other off the rails a journey through japan on al-jazeera. examining the headline scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years to make i'm past any changes unflinching journalism i have been told police told police. absolutely sharing personal stories with a global audience we've seen people make the sacrifice this is what the want to see explore in abundance of world class programming the world is watching on al-jazeera .

some francisco has become. a city in the u.s. to ban stalls from refusing to accept cash store on a site this owners say the shift to exclusively digital payments is good for business but supporters of the new legislation say refusing cash is actually discriminatory ever listen to explains. this coffee shop in new jersey might have a distinctly retro vibe. but when owner travis clifton grew tired of the daily grind of dealing with cash he decided it was one blast from the past that needed a modern solution going cashless the big reasons well. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash i don't have to put pressure on library system a show that the tills match up which means they can focus on given the customer the best service he became one of a growing number of store owners across the u.s. reeks of using to accept cash customers instead paying by cards or through their

cell phones but the move to digitize payments ended up being a short lived is a morning express so this year new jersey state legislature banned stores from refusing cash and over the state line new york city's council is also considering banning cashless stores following the footsteps of philadelphia and san francisco. but critics say digital only payments discriminate against the poor listen to this statistic the us government says there are 8000000 families in the us they don't even have a bank account or a credit card and another 20 $4000000.00 families that are under banked which means they might have a checking or savings account but rely on cash to survive. people like barbara best kids who has a learning disability and closed her bank account after getting hit with high fees

she experienced 1st hand the humiliation of being refused service when trying to buy a 4 dollar ice cream with cash. it was. absolutely modifying. especially since there was eyes on me and then there was a line behind me one of the groups pushing to stop no cash stores is the retail action project its director rachel of forest says that without action the move to ditch dollar bills could spread to half of all stores in the u.s. in the next 10 years the key word there is access that yes this is all part of the expansion of the digital age but there's a huge population of people who don't have access to digitizing their lives in that way the battle over cashless stores is not over until then your dollars are still good just not everywhere i see gabriel is on al-jazeera new york.

well ever at the moment is the women's world cup the milk is copa america for that's right host brazil it made a winning start of the copa america the beat bolivia 3 nail in their opening game despite the absence of the injured neymar barcelona forward filipe continue no it is disappointing season behind him scored twice brazil or amy to win south america's biggest international title for the 1st time since 2007 everton completed this korean sell paolo brazil also have good games coming up against peru and venezuela. top lewsey do i think the 1st 20 minutes were very good but then as we could not schooled the players started to make mistakes and they started to be more nervous because they wanted to school at the interval i spoke with them and told them that we controlled the game that we needed more quality having the ball we needed more connection to recover and in the 2nd hall things changed. we know messi is argentina team kick off their campaign later this saturday with

a game against colombia argentina are also grouped with paraguayan and guest entrance caps are argentina have lost in the final of the last 2 editions of this tournament the 3rd round of golf's u.s. open is just getting under way in california america's gary woodland holds a 2 shot lead at the 3rd major of the year with lynn who's aiming to win his 1st major title fired a bogey 3 round of 65 to move to 9 under par and snatch the lead from just rose it wasn't such a good day for the masters champion tiger woods he finished his round with back to back bogeys and is 9 shots off the pace as he chases the 16th major title. yes i know i'm still in the ball game this. is so many guys with a chance to win we've got a long way to go and. you know we'll see how the. ships off tomorrow you know the golf course will be a little faster a little bit more springy than it was today and the scores will continue to back up

low but you know i've been in this position before i was in the you know last year in august belle reve and you know didn't come out where i wanted to but i learned a lot from that i've learned a lot i don't have to be perfect with my ball striking because i have other things that can pick me up and that's that's been a huge confidence boost for me no one i don't have to play perfect and i can still contend and still have a good chance went to time defending champion brooks kaptur is just one of the big names in the chasing pack behind woodland world number one will resume on 4 under par after a round of 69 on friday. i got a chance that's all you can ask for just need to you know. make a few pots you know sometimes a hole just seems open up and. if i can get off to a good start small in town i had that feeling where the where the holes opening up it to be there to be a fun around. sri

lanka's batsmen have made a fast as starts in their effort to pull off an unlikely win against australia at the cricket world cup or $178.00 for 2 for chasing a victory target of 300 and $35.00 at london's oval stadium earlier aaron finch hit $153.00 the highest score in a world cup by an australian captain india and pakistan resume one of the sport's fiercest rivalries on sunday whether in manchester cricket frustrate the players and fans but india were able to practise on the old trafford pitch on saturday and he have beaten pakistan in all 6 of their previous world cup encounters. the fans' point of view is very different and they should enjoy the atmosphere they should enjoy the occasion they want to do in the way it's been enjoyed for years but the players obviously have to maintain the mindset that we have been doing for years approaching any kind of game whether it's india pakistan and australia india

england not south africa or whoever it is. remains the same which is to go there be professional about cricket. fans around the world will be watching the global t.v. audience is likely to hit the 1000000000 mark political tensions between the 2 countries meaning rarely play outside of major tournaments. to be what you cook it has been a source of entertainment and enjoyment for people of both nations so we want team loses the other remains under a lot of pressure in the next match because of that pressure. she is always so intent was in august and found saw their team beat india in the final the champions trophy in england in 2017 their team has struggled so far at this world cup losing to both australia and the west indies and unbeaten heavyweight boxer tyson fury is hoping to impress us fans of returns to the rain in las vegas on saturday the british fighter was knocked down twice during his controversial draw with dante while in december fury will have

a 12 kilo advantage over germany's thomas schwartz if fieri comes through this challenge he's set for a rematch with wilder and another shot at the world title. and that's all useful for now much more coming out later pronounced back to you cannot have a far thank you cards back 800 hours g.m.t. in the news hour but we are back right after the break up a minute's time with a full of that amuse right here on just. bottles in cameroons with as the. plastic is

everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. i'm bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of palmas. earthrise reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the row hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among

the most persecuted minorities in the world. they wanted for 23000000000 pounds worth of weapons that was 6000000000. in. there is no ending more because there's always a small. goodness. in the actions we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function your shadow on al-jazeera. we. hong kong's opposition to keep protesting despite the government's decision to back down from an unpopular extradition bill.

and i for one come all santa maria here in doha but the world news from al-jazeera sudan's chief prosecutor is said the former president omar bashir could appear in court as early as next week to face several charges over iran's president renews threats to pull back its commitments to the nuclear deal if other countries don't show some positive signals. the big reasons why. you don't have to count the cash you don't have to reconcile the cash the new trend of the united states with some stores that taking cash out of the equation. if you don't have a debit or credit card. so hong kong is suspending its plans for a controversial new extradition bill protest leaders though are still calling people back to the streets for sunday to keep up the pressure on the government the

territories that lead to carry lamb announced she was suspending work on the law after meeting legislators mcbride has our report from hong kong. after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and couldn't back down hong kong's leader carrie lamb came out to say she was doing just that i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise the government's attempt to push the legislation through hong kong's parliament the legislative council has led to the biggest street protests this city has seen in decades and violence between a minority of protesters and police who on wednesday used tear gas and rubber coated bullets to disperse a largely peaceful occupation of the streets. the 80 also injuries very minor caring and generally minor injuries we have seen may be replaced by very serious injuries to my police colleagues and to ordinary citizens whether they are very few

years protesters are just ordinary students joining the protests i don't want any of that injuries to happen critics argue the change in the law could be used to extradite opponents of beijing to the mainland where they could face summary trial in china's courts why oh. 7 god lam insists the change in the law is needed her opponents are angry that the initiative is only suspended and not withdrawn altogether. say you know hugo are very lame so she will stop stabbing and i say that she's refused to take out the knife and we know if she pushes the knife further she will pierce the heart of the hong kong people. they accuse lamb of being a puppet of the central government in beijing but china insists that hong kong matters are a purely chinese internal affair and not for outsiders to interfere in and lam has

its full support. pro-democracy groups have called for her to quit especially because she has sided with the police whom they accuse of using excessive force to disperse crowds they have called for even more people to protest on sunday. than will be hoping the suspension of the controversial bill will reduce the level of anger and numbers of protesters we were dot the most sincere and humble attitude will just sap criticisms and make improvements so that we can continue to connect with the people of hong kong but many here believe kerry lamb is only backing down now because she's afraid of more violence and they say if a 1000000 people in the streets can't change her mind they have little faith in the consultation process she is now promising rob mcbride al jazeera hong kong. 2 other news in sudan's former president omar bashir could be brought before

a court as early as next week the chief prosecutor says bashir will be referred to trial unless he files an appeal in the next few days a former leader is facing corruption charges after he was deposed by the military in april following weeks of protests against his government we spoke to a protester in sudan called shams a little bit earlier and told us that this prosecutor's announcement is really and it distracting people from the military's recent crackdown on protests. at the moment i feel like this is a side to b side news that distracting from the main issue right now which is how 0 the sit in was cleared and the t.m.c. already admitted that it was their fault and that they organized it and also ration failed completely and hundreds died because of it and injured right now as this year is side news we want to get to the main issue we want negotiations to reach an end and we want our internet back so we can have the freedom to actually put us on

the street and have everyone around the world see it and mirrors so anything else besides. the the negotiations and what happened in the sit in and the internet to be honest with you guys feel like it's a distraction and this isn't the people are not really this is not news for us at the moment this is not our main concern. iran's president has reiterated his country's intention to keep pulling back from its nuclear deal commitments and that some other countries are some positive signals from rouhani was speaking at a summit in tajikistan but didn't elaborate on what sort of actions he wanted to see smith reports in the capital dish on their. iran's president has used a conference in tajikistan of leaders and diplomats from more than 30 countries to reinforce an ultimatum he made in may that's when hassan rouhani said tehran will start enriching uranium at a higher level unless world powers to protect its economy from u.s. sanctions within 60 days that would be

a breach of iran's commitments to the nuclear deal known as the j.c. p.o. a agreed with those powers. it's obvious that iran cannot unilaterally remain committed to the joint comprehensive plan of action and it's necessary that other countries contribution to the survival of this important agreement with our good will and strategic tolerance on one hand and the united states lawlessness on the other hand it's been proven to everyone republic of iran all announcing its readiness for any interaction has decided to reduce its obligations under paragraph $26.36 of the plan of action to restore balance the 2050 nuclear agreement restricts iran's ability to enrich uranium in return for relief from a u.s. led sanctions it was signed by the u.s. and the u.k. germany france china russia and the e.u. but the trump administration unilaterally withdrew from the deal last year

a decision russian president vladimir putin said in tajikistan he didn't agree with you. reduced to new lows only we believe that the only sensible decision is to put all deal participants to on a commitments as a russia is ready to do and for katter's emir to men been hammered all funny there was a chance for his 1st meeting with the iranian president with an ongoing 2 year blockade by egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia catarrh is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on thursday the us blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera the champagne one of the ships that was reportedly attacked in the gulf of oman is due to arrive in

a u.n. report later on saturday the u.s. president has made his view clear but not everyone is ready to join him in blaming iran over the explosions on the 2 tankers teheran denies involvement and several key power say no one should be jumping to conclusions more from mohamed el in the amount of capital must get. more investigation is taking place apparently the americans have sent a team to board one of the 2 tankers that have been hit to collect more evidence and that follows the video that was released by the americans purporting to show. moving and unexploded mine from the home of one of the ships run has denied being behind these attacks but also the foreign minister of the united arab emirates has said his country submitted more evidence to the united states security council and that it was clear evidence that the incidents were state sponsored hit an automation by the name but we know that the united arab emirates and saudi arabia

half from day one supported the american version of events and they said they believe that iran has been. the attacks what's not clear now is whether the preparations the war preparations on the american side are an indication of an s.k. real exhalation and an open war that's going to take place in this region or whether it's a way to put more pressure on iranians to come to negotiation tables the americans are saying that they are capable of waging a war and meeting iran forcing iran to stop sabotaging the waterways of the gulf and disrupting oil supplies to the world your enemies on the other hand are saying that they have not done anything anything wrong but if forced to war they are ready to defend themselves so on both sides we have this double talk about war and peace at the same time now there's been 2 separate car bomb attacks in heavily congested parts of the somali capital mogadishu the 1st one happened at

a checkpoint near the parliamentary building killing 8 people a session with politicians was being held at the time which ended early the 2nd attack targeted a road block leading to an airport and a spokesman for the rebel group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for both attacks also in kenya is what your county near the somali border 6 police officers have been killed and another 6 are missing a vehicle struck an improvised explosive device kenya began deploying its troops along the border with somalia back in 2011 to crack down on armed groups including al shabaab. health officials in democratic republic of congo have suspended vaccination campaigns for measles and other diseases in the northeast because the area struggling with the outbreak of ebola there have been 5 cases in the city of bunia near the border with uganda health services say they will prioritize the ball of vaccine until it is eradicated the world health organization has decided against declaring a public health emergency however your 1st film to. health officials have just

informed does about the measles vaccination cancelation in this region because of cases what about the situation as the number of cases of this epidemic is growing even in this camp kids are suffering and dying from measles we need more medical support now. just before we take a break some live pictures coming in from paris. a slightly unconventional mass you would say being held at the not tradition cathedral for the 1st time since the big fire in april that caused the spire to collapse i say unconventional because the rooms were in hard hats there which is quite a sight isn't it for security reasons only 30 people actually allowed in to attend this ceremony it's going to be about 5 years according to the french president before the cathedral is rebuilt but this is a symbolic moment isn't it the 1st mass being held at in paris since the fire. still ahead for you on al-jazeera why the sinking of the philippines boat has caused the south china sea dispute to resurface. to get to the iraqi city with the

highest rate of cancer in the country where doctors are simply struggling to treat their patients.