excessive force used against those protesters so today's rally will certainly will no doubt be big we're yet to see of see if makes the the numbers that we saw last weekend of 1000000 people rally in hong kong and so as you say there are growing calls now for the bill to be completely withdrawn and for kerry lamb to resign so what's likely to happen next them. of course we had this is fiction of the the build announced yesterday it was an abrupt or certainly a surprise announcement by many kerry lambs come out of criticism from a number of fronts within the party and of course from outside the party the pro-democracy groups are now she's trapped sold any secondary or any device about the 2nd reading that was meant to happen tomorrow and tuesday she always had that self-imposed deadline of this week she wanted this bill passed before the july august some of bright of course that suspension has been man not yesterday but there is still a lot of criticism about kerry and the way she dealt with the issues refused to apologize but she has said that she wants to restore peace and order on the streets

and we're still fighting the government so that's the biggest challenge for her in the coming weeks all right so sara caught there in hong kong sara thank you must also to come here not just there including. the ruling not to down cathedral holds its 1st months 2 months after a devastating fire. and india's cricket is getting ready for a world cup game against that this is sporting rivals more in the states. the weather sponsored by the time. how they weren't proper someone after me round west was from a van so you wouldn't expect to see very much in the sky there still shells around a bit to the north in turkey in the caucasus a bit of water evaporate from the caspian sea just shows congo eastwards towards kyrgyzstan however it's going to be dry i think during sunday and throughout this

region who took runs down the green here suggests in our media in georgia pasta turkey showers and they are thunderstorms was a likely but the south not to runs at $35.00 if baghdad being near the sea level up to $46.00 in the dust is still blowing around but the wind is not staying in any one direction it's on the shores of beirut so it gives you a reasonable enough feel to the air but $43.00 in baghdad would just be hot and dry and given the change the wind direction further south the feeling in doha with this cloud of all could well be an increasingly humid one and that's because of catching a lot of these clouds coming up from the arabian sea was a tropical cycler still wandering around but still as we drive over land and i think rather less cloudy or hotter monday. the weather. data and always. airborne vehicles harvesting every pic you take every

click here make clicking everything to all the waves most of. this time to watch the what. we blame that on the deep sleep is the 1st civilian that. we are creators. of the engineers jersey or. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera lives. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour saudi arabia's crown prince has

blamed iran of the explosions on 2 tankers in the gulf of amman on thursday iran has dismissed accusations that he was involved. saudi jets of hit targets in the yemeni capital sana'a after who the rebels attacked 2 saudi airports riyadh says it said defense systems broke down a few drone headed for. the yemen's border. and protesters in hong kong would return to the streets in the coming hours they want the complete withdrawal of a controversial extradition bill. sudan's former president omar al bashir could be brought before a court as early as next week the chief prosecutor says bashir will be referred for trial unless he filed an appeal in the next few days the former leader is facing corruption charges he was deposed by the military april after weeks of protests against his government. meanwhile hundreds of sudanese expatriates protested in london calling for sudan's warning military council to stand aside demanding governments including saudi arabia and their support of the leadership after more

than $100.00 were reportedly killed in a costume sit in was dispersed money bob a report. which is the 1st stage of a protest has brought hundreds of sudanese nationals onto the streets of london hey we're outside the united arab emirates embassy that's one of the governments but the protesters accuser propping up the military rulers in the hard to lose a lot of anger but there's also a lot of solidarity being expressed there you know fear coming out of they have all grown because they feel you know lessening the chance they fear of being killed off by so many places they were made here and raised i think capital it was in the last day of them that if you're a young saudi arabia are donating to see the $1000000.00 bill there are military council hands who jumped onto the show he and did militia and these are the people now standing against the will of the people. who during the protests

we got the news that the chief prosecutor in sudan had announced former president bush who was just on trial basis were to go deeper into games dozens of other former government officials so we took the chance to ask some people here what they made about. that night it was the cat that was saved public doesn't seem to what you saw that was funny yes that's what's always this is like the never do anything the the she didn't know he said see if you're any serious like c.d.'s actually you're going to get us here. well after passing by the egyptian embassy the protesters have now ended up outside the embassy of saudi arabia another. can't you get calling on to stop supporting those in power in a courtroom a while back home there's a crackdown on protests these people see as very responsible it's a carry on what they're calling the revolution in libya an airstrike targeting

homes in southeast tripoli has injured 6 people women and children were among the wounded in the latest of warlord honey for have tiles attempts to seize control of libya's capital but one of the wide has more. once again has his fighter jets target civilian areas in tripoli and again in the neighborhood that's in the southern eastern part of tripoli these houses were damaged by the explosion caused by the airstrike launched by have to use fighter jets the neighbors here say that they are in a state of panic they're very angry and they're wondering why the international community is not doing enough to stop the military aggression on civilians in that house there is a clear damage in that house and the owner of that house says that 6 members 6 of his family members were wanted by explosions including get 2 women and

a child. in a sidearm and the suddenly we were in shock and speechless the windows shattered and became dark it was a nightmare and we didn't realize what was happening and we should we go but these cars here. these are civilian cars would also damage it by the explosion and meanwhile it is a cardiology hospital nearby which was also partly damage it by the explosion and the government of national called this accusing have to this forces of committing war crimes by targeting civilian areas. at least 10 people have been killed in the latest air strikes in syria the syrian observatory for human rights says government there strikes hit residential neighborhoods and in the province dozens were injured syria and russia have increased their bombardment of the region since april forcing thousands from their homes. health officials in the democratic republic of congo

have suspended vaccination campaigns for measles and other diseases in the northeast area struggling with an outbreak of ebola virus have been 5 cases in the city of bunia near the border with uganda health officials say they are prioritise the ebola vaccine until it's eradicated. health officials have just informed as 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 here in this camp kids are suffering and dying from measles we need more medical support now. a british iranian woman detained in iran has begun a new hunger strike nazarenes the gari ratcliffe was jailed for 5 years in 2016 after being convicted of spying which she denies has been staging a 24 hour vigil outside the iranian embassy in london. moldova's new prime minister

is promising to strengthen ties with the e.u. and corruption mayor sandu took over after a caretaker government resigned on friday and then a power struggle triggered by an inconclusive election in the 1st speech after a meeting of a new cabinet sandu valid to go after the only got leader of one of the main opposition parties who was now if the country that used him of corruption. the heads of the mafia group that you served power and terrorized to the citizens of moldova for years have left the country we want to assure you that justice will be done and we are working to achieve it all of those responsible will be brought back to moldova and held accountable for everything that they did. a little further to the west another leader promising to tackle corruption has taken office in slovakia zanuck was sworn in as the country's 1st female president the political novice one of those to march campaign to the largely ceremonial office centered around the murder of an investigative journalist last year which led to an uproar

capital oversight of the murder as one of the reasons we decided to run for president. a lot of dharma's held its 1st mass and so huge fire destroyed the roof of the cathedral 2 months ago the small service took place in a preserve part of the building donations to repair the 850 year old structure of reached nearly a $1000000000.00. more than power's. all. the sound of prayers filled not for the 1st time since a fire ravaged the cathedral 2 months ago the archbishop of paris no small congregation will protective hats for a mass in a part of the church that hadn't been damaged to do c.m.'s this is a message of hope and sayings for all those who are moved by what happened to. the rare glimpse inside notre dame has revealed its fragile state the roof inspired gone charred debris littering the floor. in april flames engulfed the almost

900 year old cathedral a site there shocked and saddened people in france and around the world the service was an open to the public because of concerns over safety but it was broadcast internationally on television and online and for catholics and admire is of not redoubt it was an emotional moment theodore sagna is visiting from senegal he says he's always wanted to see. if. it's a small ray of hope even a big want to see a mass celebrated day at the cathedral in any case we want this cathedral to be rebuilt with all our hearts we want to see mass celebrated here as it used to be. majestic an elegant notre dame is an enduring symbol of french culture the french president wants the cathedral rebuilt in 5 years many experts say it will take longer but what is certain is that it's restoration is already seen by many as

a powerful symbol of renewal natasha butler al-jazeera paris. a rising property values are changing. cultural landscape of the mexican capital each year thousands of people are pushed out by the ever increasing cost of living but in the city's historic center $1.00 community is fighting back by wrapping i reports from mexico city. mexico's capital is one of the most expensive cities in latin america at least when it comes to the cost of building a house with little public housing investments those rising costs are displacing many of the city's longstanding residents as old buildings give way to fancy apartments. perhaps no case is more emblematic of the fight against gentrification than located in the heart of mexico city's historic center the building housing the cafe was recently bought out steele says the new owners want to close his restaurant and he picked the residents who live upstairs. we don't

want travel to suffer the same fate as other businesses cafes restaurants and bars that carry the tradition of downtown mexico city but have been lost to gentrification. reports that the cafe could be shut down has brought the community together in support of preserving the iconic building a landmark of downtown mexico city this is across town artists. are talking about the lack of legal resources available to low income residents this was the inspiration for creating center. this is mexico city's patron saint of resisting gentrification you know. why not have a saints that can intercede on behalf of all the hopeless cases in mexico the lore and the authorities not going to help so why not pray to a saint. activism against gentrification in the mexican capital is on the rise. urban planners like danielle bet is see this is because the city has yet to strike

a balance between private investment and affordable housing you can difficult part of the. gentrification is just another part of the economic process but it can be mitigated and it can be reduced in order to avoid the massive exit of the population experts say it's the booming economy that's behind this wave of displacement in many of mexico city's so-called up and coming neighborhoods every year however this amounts to an estimated 2000 of the city's residents being evicted from their homes. residents of the davie building have managed to avoid eviction while a lawsuit against the building's new owners is pending the outcome of this case could set the tone for the future of mexico's most historic neighborhood when we ended up in. mexico city now on sunday one of the faces rivalries in sport resume when india play pakistan at the cricket world cup correspondent me winnings is not all traffic in manchester ahead of a game but set to be watched by more than

a 1000000000 people around the world. there is no bigger game in cricket and there are a few pic of a cations in sport than india of a pakistan and the teams are about to meet here in manchester in the cricket world cup now of course there's a lot of tension between the countries and that maybe flared up again last week the television in pakistan satirizing the indian pilot was captured back in february he was later released as a gesture of pace security is going to be tight here there's going to be a lot of police is a much that so many people wanted to say $25000.00 capacity but hundreds of millions who watch on television and online because i was a heart for 1000000 apply for tickets to the fans point of view is very different and they should enjoy the atmosphere they should enjoy the occasion they want to end with 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 in their pakistan and australia india england not south africa or whoever it is.

remains the same which is to go there be professional about cricket pakistan of the only taint of the hosting going to list told them and so far but after 2 defeats and a washout i can't really afford a defeat in this much by word of course underdogs when i find my sleep 8 india in the champions trophy form in england so years ago i'm telling applies in the dressing room you could be a hero tomorrow your careers are going to be defined by a moment in the game you do something incredible tomorrow you'll you'll be remembered for ever and kind of mantras had how do you want to be remembered in this world cup for all 10 teams play each other over india and pakistan always me in my just moments now because cricket bosses ensured that happened such as the importance of this going to them the one thing cricket bosses can control is the british weather and after all the washouts we've had so far they'll be desperate for the right into style why they welling's al-jazeera manchester now 84. years

after his career ended american baseball legend babe ruth is still breaking records his jersey from the late 1920 s. so little for a record breaking $5600000.00 making it the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold a legend broke his own record the previous most expensive item was another of his jerseys which sold for 4.4000020. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera saudi arabia's crown prince is blamed iran for the explosions on 2 tankers in the gulf of oman on thursday iran has dismissed accusations that it was involved in the rebels have launched drone strikes on 2 airports in saudi arabia claiming to put them out of service but riyadh says it said events systems brought down one drone headed for port yemen's

border it retaliated with air strikes on the yemeni capital sana'a but testers in hong kong will return to the streets in the coming hours despite the government putting controversial legislation on hold they want the complete withdrawal of an extradition bill. critics in the semi autonomous territory to be sent to mainland china for trial sarah clarke has more from hong kong. back to china. and the. hundreds of thousands of people. behind us. and their. pairing. us president donald trump has accused the new york times of treason after reports that the u.s. is increasing cyber attacks against russia. the article quotes 4 man serving

government officials who say the u.s. has hacked the russian power grid the report says that all this is part of an aggressive cyber campaign partly in retaliation for interference in the 28000 midterm elections saddam's former president omar al bashir could be brought before a court as early as next week the chief prosecutor says bashir will be referred for trial unless he filed an appeal in the next few days the former leader is facing corruption charges he was deposed by the military in april after weeks of protests against his government. a british iranian woman detained in iran has begun a new hunger strike now the names are gary radcliffe was jailed for 5 years and 2016 after being convicted of spying which he denies has been staging a 24 hour vigil outside the iranian embassy in london and says he will so fast in solidarity with. those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after rebel get statement on selected by the health. we

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will do just need to walk. we just need to be sure that. you know where the where we're going to work with the blood of if it for instance blows a lot of these cases that could best be very fragile. stephanie so. there's a bit. of a i've a strong sense of urgency to see a launch. what i was aware of though is my sense of urgency can often turn out my better judgment and i. it assists of doing something that is just

simply. a high risk you still want to write off my plan but if they're going to bite off. they're going to write. with a godless. julien's i don't. face those and quite sometime of course myself a critical engineer also an artist but a 1st 1st 1st and foremost a critic engineer. one of the things that i do mind work is to create projects which engender a healthy paranoia. with projects like i like men and men in gray which was 2009. we wandering around the area cities trista's in gray

suits with suitcases that had displays on them. collecting and harvesting checked stations and websites. and presenting on the surface of this briefcase. we chiefs have a lot of paranoia. when you start to show that technology is not necessarily being transparent in itself as to your dealings with it you see some pretty and pretty interesting moments jaws open wary people good friends running over checking. many of us have known for a long time and even warned against the risks of having implicit trust and technology we don't understand most particularly network infrastructure. used to make it as a plug it redirects all of the traffic coming from the russia the owner of that

news tweet box came in appear at the news or read on that wireless network. you can manipulate sporting results or electoral results will use headlines. we see the logo me see the graphics and we think that it's come directly from the b.b.c. to our fine if it's in the media it can be manipulated and you can be manipulated to. engineering is perhaps the most transformative language of our time engineering shapes the way that we move communicate and think . critically generic seeks to look at engineering as something that we need to grapple with on political terms. the deep sleep is a means to read the surveillance infrastructure in the skies from the earth to the

stratosphere. recently there are a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles that are made by companies whose clients are governments clipping information from saladin it works on my blog communications these aircraft and the communications are outside of the denying of what's understood to be. civilian knowledge. the need to understand what's going on in. terms. we start to learning about drawings and the role a lot from the use of drones by day u.s. military contractors in places like thought i was just part of pakistan in him and in somalia there was useful surveillance are dirt to be persistently in the year and it's collecting everything to all the waves just them signals photography infra

red we know but a little hole over about the actual peroration of surveillance drones in country in germany and other places because there's no way of gathering that information most of disapprobation is our secret. so the subject here is what would be referred to as the payload of our of our project is the very 1st version and it is it contains with radio frequency equipment. a very very small computer. and a micro what's called a microcontroller which is a very simple sort of computer it's designed to go into the stratosphere carried by with a balloon. when you're getting up into 15 and 20 hour kilometers above the earth that's when you would really be above a drop and the satellites that they're getting to with one of the hopes is that

maybe it will catch a little bit of that kind of thing and we see evidence of communication going going upward. at the point of its absolute peak the balloon bursts and the parachute of the neck that and it comes all the way back down again . we have a bunch of different bits and tell us for receiving different kinds of reducing ups this one goes from 0 to 30 megahertz that that's a lot of marine naval military stuff with is on time and we find for example mobile phones at least these some tell us are traditionally used to. look at satellites or receive signals from satellites but we're actually pointing it out words to just gigahertz receptions or transmissions from what's going on below where this is in the sky initially we just need to get

it up there and and then let it do its work in the movie able to make further adjustments and improve its. improve its performance. the 1st launching a series. we're just doing a full power start up test we don't want to know what we're actually taking out there when we go out there very soon and i fix it. i'll go outside for a little bit. i'm just waiting for it for a g.p.s. fix. this. received the same as from the g.p.s. satellites. if it doesn't have a fix it seems that it doesn't report to the position properly.

judio. i think it. read receptive then restart it. i mean there's the restart. the connection. not really we have been running for a couple of days on one bettery and that was great but now. all of the batteries just drained extremely quickly and we don't know why. this one secret that you just loved. was there's not enough troops already so we're really on the on this basis. we just

horribly behind him get in the big jobs and. here's the not actually. yours in his fitness reach not last night i for the day before was quite good you didn't have any and i know this went. well that's not good and. i really came off until you have truly lost or just bloody my. it is it's a new season it's a good disease to have. i think that's why. there isn't one large contingency and that's the airspace or thirty's you want to have just launched a balloon with a big shiny bore underneath full of computational couldn't without the paperwork a lot of paperwork i think. we're going.

to be safe. we will get a new battery tomorrow morning. because we really don't want it to fail. the hof or something like that. often almost something like. the technology will not go away i would say it's a very serious thing every. time something about how about us governments take one extra step towards that extending the surveillance of our office. and we have basically have no one. really momentum going the other way.

it's very important to look at and draw stuff they use for surveillance to collect data. it's creating an archive that is very much. this data is being used to define what is the standard behavior of a normal group or person and as an out food what is the outlier behavior and that creates a very sophisticated one way surveillance system. and is operating the grace fear of law. i would say human rights regulations. the drum in itself is just a flying object what matters is what kind of to what is being attacked and who is using that information.

in psychiatry's an extra antenna to pretend to be one of the official ones and makes the device communicate with them so it can be listened to. it's common enough and psychiatrists are being muscled news by law enforcement in many countries and we know that and i'm sick of as i use drugs. if you think police departments now acquiring drone technology from small to big build such that they can be fitted with cameras then you can be sure that our skies are going to be full of a hell of a lot of rights compromising mitchell quite clearly there's

a lot of interest in making sure that we the people don't know about us and don't know the extent of it so how else to learn some hardware what else i mean when i through him. the major problem yesterday was the battery. and now we have well actually we've got another charger and we've got this and your battery as well. this is 110 grams together and sending 110 grams extra up into the stratosphere doesn't make sense so what we're doing is just putting the right kind of connector directly. on this box so we don't have. this dead weight.

but it will give us hopefully a couple of 1000 meters of extra altitude before the balloon burst just based on the decreased weight. we're going to launch this thing into the stratosphere and them we will not see it for a few hours. hopefully we will see together. 22. to go. here go. in with the other person just.

never getting to yes. it's exciting to explore what is out there when we get the data back we. would have to try to figure out what are the extremists and what a comfort. we have no illusions of flipping i would rate the contents of communication between mysterious how to choose the eccles and the satellites that i talk to. where i'm interested and and fingerprinting devices providing material for people to be able to guess and ultimately determine what is in the skies above the. best out of chute of 25.4 kilometers and and that would have 10158 minutes to get there. 100 for 58 minutes to boost. we're just looking at a calculating how high it will get into and how much he leaves required because

that indicates the the drift of the balloon potentially and it can make a difference between 20 kilometers and 200 kilometers this is ok for us. but really . when london home. yami had to be painted to nice and polish some polish and least the basic greetings and. i knew the fama family's farm and polish things bob was going to be in there where this is we can't really wait too long because we have pushing for a limited period we were ready we were losing that position as we as it is beach at . my connection at the moment is to is to pick a bit of divers were present. at the wynn just come calms down a little bit of good maybe it's it's just hard. so your routine at sea would be to launch now and then and then jump in the car and

go to try to find it a bit of a drug overdose. you know. what style of spirits. we're going to go. and we can use these anchors to by the way. and. you. can get. in. a sleep. good.

that is free some of the certain kinds of squids the bodies of squid said. there was easily as i reckon it's full of books on both. the male word about the body of the little. lower stress on the neck of the blue. you could have told a string the title is no joke it's like a it's a so don't don't well if it really really really really really really grab any couple to hands on the on the robot. it would be so obviously quite cathartic giving support and so the finish to what is otherwise been quite a bit of work but i'm a little concerned about the way the blue lost for instance for the meterological community is 3 out of 5 last. night. everything this man accompanied in this we're not. really doing this. i worry about going to truly lifts this point i mean it's supposed to. supposed to

be able to you know so we're just like i shake hands. if that 123. trees. just a little. unbelievable there goes it's pretty. incredible to turn that. went over to. where will this thing go who ever say to go. too i was kind to an off hours came 3 hours kind 4 and 5 and then we started to become a little bit despondent damn you know we haven't. lost track of it so we went to

bed and put on those last lose most and then sure enough the next morning we're going to finish and then go and we particularly. kaliningrad it's flying over kaliningrad and eventually a very uncomfortable silence from it and then another estimates and it landed in a field near minsk bellerose. several 1000 kilometers away which is incredible blue when up to just over 10 kilometers. and then it probably encountered high altitude winds and was pushed east at mess of the mess of speed.

we believe that the deep sleep was the 1st civilian earth to stratosphere scan is routinely done by military but we believe with the 1st. we got plenty of interesting forms if you like shapes that indicate traffic and activity. if i just drop the scroll bar down we actually see the former presentation so this is the low. low frequencies this is the mid range and this is the high frequencies and we see as we go from the dick across like this point to point we see where there was there was in the jet it phenomena the saying that there is peaks and drops and and rise of falls much like a mountain range i suppose. the low frequencies are predictably very energetic you've obviously got

a lot of moraine more to call astronomical in the sense of radio astronomy you've got a hell of a lot of stuff that is not going to be occurring in it's predictably. high we started to see different things the higher we got and we see some very interesting traffic in the the mid range 10 kilometers above the earth and we start seeing activity at 1300 megahertz you know we start seeing this this stuff going on there and what's happening at that at that altitude at 1300 megahertz you know it's curious for us. and then in the high. there were these very interesting sort of last minute bursts. my passenger planes are known to be flying at that time and they're not they're not speaking of those frequencies anyway so. what is that. maybe it's

a scientific project of some sort maybe it isn't a literary or whatever. there are some very distinct manmade shapes that you can only end in what is that where that doing at that altitude i mean this is this is curious. we don't know what it is but it's. it's exciting to know that we can actually get up there and say yes and do that. we we caught something obviously there. lots of people can do this it's not illegal to study the air above us says that the mains and not available. will come up with a you know a nice sort of respect how to do that launch get the data and upload it to this

wiki and then we can start comparing. monitored track one to 5 i'm valued missing data being a new car for weapons your data your identity is a commodity and you have to understand where i'm from or come from us. it is time to reclaim our cyber so should i have to condemn them with something that. we are creators we are archivists we are rebel geeks give us back our data just. the latest news as it breaks local communities here importing are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage of this last night

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they're going ahead with a mass protest against a controversial extradition bill even though it's an put on hold. the. cathedral holds its 1st mass 2 months after a devastating. saudi arabia's crown prince has blamed iran for the explosions on 2 tankers in the gulf of amman on thursday in an interview mom had been solomon said the iranian regime did not respect the japanese prime minister's visit to tehran while he was there replied to his efforts by attacking 2 tankers one of which was japanese i'm sad arabia's demanding more security for shipping routes after those explosions crewmembers of one of the vessels that was hit have now arrived in dubai iran has dismissed accusations that it was in bold it some of the british ambassador to the u.k. backed the allegations which were 1st voiced by the united states i'm involved as

more now from the amount of capital. 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 radians removing an unexploded mine from the home of one of the ships iran has denied being behind these attacks but also the foreign minister of the united arab emirates has said that his country submitted more evidence to the security council and that it was clear evidence that the incidents were state sponsored hidden automation by the name but we know that the united arab emirates and saudi arabia have from day one supported the american version of events and they said they believe that iran has been behind these attacks what's not clear now is whether the preparations the war preparations on the american side are an indication of an s.k. a real explanation 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 around forcing iran to stop sabotaging the waterways of the gulf and disrupting oil supplies to the world iranians 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 when all iran's president has reiterated that his country will continue to pull back from its nuclear deal commitments unless other states protect it from american sanctions and rouhani was speaking at a summit in. algiers bernard smith reports now from the capitol to shove it. 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 his son rouhani said tehran will

start enriching uranium at a higher level unless world powers 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 while 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 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 trumpet ministration unilaterally withdrew from the deal last year a decision russian president vladimir putin said in tajikistan he didn't agree with but our game should be used in their eyes 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 a 2 year blockade by egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia qatar is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support. there's been no mention of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on thursday the u.s. blames iran for about 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. saudi arabian jets of hit targets in the yemeni capital sana'a are up to who the rebels attacked 2 saudi airports riyadh says it said defense systems brought down a hoofy drone headed for port that's named yemen's border china balance reports. is a single runway regional airport despite being in saudi arabia this week it has been at the heart of the war in yemen who the rebels have launched multiple attacks against the 100 kilometers north of the yemeni border on saturday the group claimed drone strikes against military hang is and control were in airports and then for the 3rd time this week again airport saudi arabia media says the strike was forward by security forces well i have a. there is a clear contradiction from saudi on immunity media because they always downplay the

significance of these drone strikes but in return they rush to urge the international community to stand by them in condemning the attacks in a bid to stop us from carrying more strikes. this shows the moment a cruise missile hit airport a windstar who things have labeled it a strategic enemy target one of 300 they plan to bomb several saudi airports have been targeted in the past year including the king her lead international airport in the capital riyadh it's part of a grand plan by the rebel group it's a skill a ship is tensions have risen between iran the u.s. and its gulf allies. have not had their every day we have a goal and we will not rush to bomb all the targets to bomb the talk is that we think we must bomb and a specific time we will threaten them as they threaten us and we will close their airports as they close our airports and close their ports as they closed down saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman responded on state media we supported all

if it's to reach a political solution to the yemeni crisis but unfortunately the hootie militia would rather work for the iranian agenda and iran's base interests over yemen and its people. the us saudi arabia and its allies have consistently blamed iran for the yemeni crisis critics temper the connection to tehran the situation in yemen has its own internal sources of of conflict in tension you know if you run hypothetically wouldn't exist there would still be a problem within yemen with respect to who these demands for recognition representation and distribution of resources to who things are making those demands increasingly clear whether they're firing iranian made weapons or not they are i ming and saudi infrastructure shelob ellis. now protesters in hong kong will return to the streets in the coming hours despite the government putting controversial

legislation on hold they want the complete withdrawal of an extradition bill there's been a week of mass demonstrations and street violence over the issue many fear the law would allow critics in these semi autonomous territories to be sent to mainland china for trial joins us live from hong kong sara so how much support is there for today's rally given that the bill has now been postponed. while you might be able to see the people flowing in behind me we've got hundreds arriving the protest doesn't stop until. the certainly last weekend we saw 1000000 people rally at this point in victoria park and much less of council the government headquarters building organizers would be hoping as many is that gathered to die and the key demands from these are the protest groups who are here and holding this rally a number one they want this bill with all together and they also want other resignation of hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb now i'm joined by john from hong kong alliance tell me what if you don't get this deal with them what's your

next step we will continue today with a march and to morrow there are lots of volunteers right already all on call and tomorrow there will be a lot rarely is a call and there for one is very very angry response to the manner of people especially apart from not withdrawing the bill and apart from not stepping down she is labeling all the people busy in the june 12th demonstration as riot and that is a very very serious allegation and we're worried busy about a political prosecution that will come afterwards so we are pop from the bill itself now we are also fighting for our right to assembly and right to demonstrations and sold their tool may your book drop the bill and cantin the protection of freedom. and tomorrow we will have more rallies are ron paul paul on

this team on and july 1st is also coming where every year we have a big macho also on july 1st because that's the date of the return of sovereignty to china and china is not suppressing the hong kong aspiration of a democracy and with this extradition bill you know also as the night hang on him so all this we need to fight on and the people will not stop until you we get to democracy in hong kong and this much on sunday today is it also as much about contest against what some size excessive bonnets used against the protesters by the latest on the wednesday june 12th rally yes i think withdrawal bill is one thing and then we have suspended it and not withdraw it so is can this like a 91 hang around but already you know pepper spray prostate bullet and bag wrong had already been fired again solid demonstrator and that exactly is also

busy the month with the day that the ban police found that the carrier would draw the label of riot on the june 12th demonstration ok that's later kyung from the hong kong alliance and as i said this part test and the rally starts in about an hour and a half and as you can see behind me hundreds of people are already starting to rally here for this iraq to sarah clarke there in hong kong sara thank you. lots more still to come here on al-jazeera including another sanctions waiver extension for iraq what happens to its energy supply when the u.s. find nichol's time on trade with the wrong. on the number of hiv cases rises and something to stop children seem to be most affected more in that state.