thank you now i'm a doctor. and i used to be a d.j. for 10 years and everyone in every club every. soldier everybody go to touch my sister 21st century version of a d.j. . come up it was for me radio is possibly the most unusual traditional yoga mixed with race culture minus the drugs and alcohol how do you know that this is still part of the ratios along. the way we were. seeing was really easy to. say. i mean we wanted to keep it that we'll build a little building up to this very traditional thing i say yoga and it was started

to kind of get talky with. oh. going on the alleys that everyone has. all these new forms of yoga on just a fringe they represent a massive growth in the yoga market with international apparel companies like lemon athletica opening in downtown london to grab a piece. i think you know western mentality is a lot about business and how soon you come out and sell certain things right and that's very different from an eastern tradition and what you know that was originally and meant to be like even you know being in jail for a month earlier here looking to here is out there you know their image adapting the westerns and then in a way it's going to be seen they think it's hell it says. seeing and evolving and

it's a matter of. integrity at what it was originally. but what was meant to be originally and how is it moving away from that i went to speak with stuart gilchrist who teaches a traditional and physically rigorous form of yoga. released into really straightforward. yeah. the aha. the won't do you. feel good about life is not a day like today that the. gymnastic time is but that's life it's what we do in years and never going to the highway what you like with your friends and your family what you're like in the restaurant how you are going to bicycle how you are

at your work every day with your probably not just what happens not to do is run over and a half of the day it's also your because all of them. i think i was probably one of them was filing a pregnancy to post them i didn't do them right off the top they brought me brought up the heat. from feeling to fight the city i had a very serious accident and my daughter bike and i had to be a spinal injury and i was pretty much over my guilt is the stronger they're going to do and then opened my eyes to the broader picture of what you'll get the boys your good detachment. from everything mental and physical your possessions. and your desires your senses. everyone's attaching when you're going to their studios in gym and what have you there's all kinds of hybrid yoga coming out boxing yoga cycling yoga naked yoga all kinds of stuff of what your opinions on the. topic

ideation and you consume and ideation of yogurt is appalling it's become so much of a business and become so much of a profit i've been referred to as the revenue stream or the us he might have a point when. 5050 you regret folks in the beer that i've got there you start a state of siege in the studio it's very interesting since you do not want to be on the road so. it was a really tough class it was a really tough class. because yoga is really about the mysteries of the universe's effect we're kind of commercializing this through and usually there isn't going to try to stay all absolutely just what to do about it we keep teaching we keep teaching something more from the old. i'm headed to the us where yoga was 1st popularized in the west it's one of the biggest yoga markets in the world it's mainstream fashionable cool glossy it's well

american. hairstyles and it's all about work hard and playing hard i play the same philosophy doing yoga sanctioned and working. i believe in making my own rules and injecting fun and everything i do tara styles is symbolic of the modern transformation of yoga in america she's created her own form of yoga stronger and has marketing campaigns with the w. hotel and reebok joining me is the forget about the things that are getting i do it . the 1st person i put the 2 videos but you know mine like 2006 and all my friends are like that's so crazy i like what do you do we're going to make my friends back home but i backed away and i think the idea strikes what i do like here something you get out of your eyes with your palms you know bring it comes right into your heart to hear. the new york

times describe you as you know the rebel made it and then do you see yourself and you know the rebel so the whole rebel you know got idea i think really came out of rebelling against the fact that it has to be in sanskrit or has to be super serious or it has to be has to be a certain way but if you look at. the approach of what we are doing it's it doesn't look rebellious it looks very simple and soft and it's all about ease and finding what works for you and it's very soft percent. higher. place isn't your thing you know you're you're quoted as saying why be when you can be fabulous. like her is that a correct well is part of the double you can do that indefinitely i read talk yes said this i mean i think the point is to get everybody talking it's like you know beings and i think is that is my point of view going to be like like you said connected with yourself i would think beings and it is fabulous you know it's the same thing but then you do and say about you can say you can let's be zen and

fabulous so are you know fine i think but i think it's changing the perception and speaking to the people that have had abuse from the community it's like oh you went in and they said you're not this and said hey let me put a blanket over you i mean people have been like humiliated by the you know the community thing there's a little bit a sense in the younger industry of sort of holier than thou. you know i don't know going to sit around like complain about if i just think it's more important you know help people to feel better like so you're saying it's like stripping out i don't know the sanskrit the indian spirituality maybe i don't know and i. truly how would you like took the name you know got out of my company a couple years ago nobody noticed so it's a struggle. but you to feel sure so what i was taking i think it's a new definition it's an evolution of you know that you know i mean who are we really answering to. who are we ultimately answering to india ancient yogis can india still claim yoga as its modern cultural heritage. of the hindu

american foundation seems to think so in 2010 they launched a take back yoga campaign to raise awareness about yoga's roots says obviously but i'd be too if it was considered you know the father rushed on it is the. direction to come under for a lot of these he's considered by the supreme yogi and master of mustard here yeah . one. thing. they need right is a matter that people should recognize as a hindu practice is that a 1st thing to say i like the term rooted in hindu thought because when you say it's a hindu practice it gives the impression that people have to convert you know your average person thinks of him who isn't as caste cows and karma and they have political arms and all the bull heads what your spouse is is this pluralistic view

you know that anybody can do it the same way that him there was and has this pluralistic view of anybody can reach divine what's happened is that people have forgotten that you're going to is much more than just exercise we have seen so many manifestations i guess and we're seeing it in the kind of society we live in now when the something stop becoming you know i think that a lot of the new forms of yoga are there not yoga america's great at like taking what it likes from different cultures and then just like making it its own and i feel like that's a little bit of what's happened with yoga like it's kind of made it into its own version of yoga. who. already owns. this for everyone but the hindu roots is definitely rooted in hindu philosophy. i'm just like confused because i'm a hindu i'm

a hindu by me because of the way i was raised and i believe in you know the general teachings of hinduism but i'm a very open minded individual. but i can understand what she thought was saying i really understood it that a lot of what yoga teaches us is what him the wisdom teaches us they're the same thing so i'm conflicted now because. i want yoga to be a secular thing the problem is if yoga is seen as a hindu practice it might drive people away from it i think it's the variety and diversity of yoga that makes it so popular it fits the practitioner. barstow population $23000.00 halfway between los angeles and las vegas in the heart of the californian desert it's an unlikely place to be doing yoga but i'm not here to do just any yoga i'm meeting the ladies appraise moves

a christian alternative to yoga this is a very true as my husband and i got married and he never thinking he would be a pastor you know i went to yoga class in kansas ok and i you know i can do any of my you know what i'm here yeah it's such a workout it is hard i came and i asked my husband i don't want to offend and yeah you know but i said hey can i do a yoga class and barstow i know they have can i do it and he said wait a minute it all sounds from a religious. you know hindu you know we're not we're not you know and we respect you guys sure we're just not yeah absolutely yeah and so he got on the internet and he found this laura well this priest my. where you do similar positions but we quote scripture your body is the temple of the holy spirit who is in you whom you have received from god you are not your own you were bought at a price therefore honor god with your body 1st corinthians 619 and at 5 real to

seattle we have prayed to. take care of our bodies and learn scripture and get in on this going to join our class today that's really exciting. is stephany's and then to. for ok we're going to start with mount zion posture and let's roll our shoulders cakes we've been sitting for a while. the strikes the movements of the arms who are here the skin nice movements back and for they're going to come forward reaching down kind of like a windmill in this good if we could all go the same way effect a fervent prayer for prayer of a righteous man all right avails much of it was my shame 516 by 16. i'm doing yoga poses while reciting biblical scripture i don't have any problem with the exercise but i find the whole situation rather odd it looks and feels like yoga but is it. 33 for. we

certainly are aware that it looks like yoga you know that's totally fine if people say that but we believe yoga is a spiritual practice and we're not doing now there are thank you here and are saying. we can all pray. we just think you are that's really all we have to say they're not some god and we appreciate you giving us your word so we can move our bodies and say healthy. the debate over whether yoga is religious isn't just limited to the walls of churches and temples in america it's found its way into the courtrooms to. give appearance and incentives to california have their own warrior stance on free classes being taught in their school district saying yoga is a form of the sheriff's in this room that don't want yoga taught and practiced in

the interview to school districts say that it cannot be separated from religion children were being allowed through sun salutation and while being asked questions about why they were thankful to the sign they were being asked to thank the sign for things they were lied to and something called a number a circle where they were asked to acknowledge the white and each other and what i found was that they were not at all talking just about actor science they were talking about teaching children a life skills based on your. about the almost a direct quote you know the whole lot the feeling is the very specifically religious philosophy the big story here is that america has been sold a lot i you know is being marketed deceptively dean broyles is a lawyer who represented the pair. and their lawsuit against the end sinitta school district american started say oh i can adopt this and exercise because we like to be healthy and they think that by removing the meditation the sanskrit terms that that suddenly transforms yoga into

a non-religious practice but social science research has proven that just doing the poses and just doing yoga breathing is enough to cause spiritual transformation so have you ever done yoga before by accident actually you know not possible to well you know if it was just 2 moves i think it appeared 90 video ok yes i realize later were were i think one of them was a downward dog and i think one pose was a warrior pose and i realized later that those are yoga poses and so i don't do that anymore but if you call your god it's just a pose right if you're going to take you away from god if you do that pose when i know i'm not going to find that out because i've stopped doing it. but if you asked hindus in india if you was religious what do you think they would tell you i think you'd get a mixture of answers to be honest with you why i think the vast majority would say yes it is children all over in c.d.'s are spontaneously at birthday parties playgrounds on at weekdays and weekends getting into the lotus position putting

their hands in the shonar mudra and and meditating. it seems to me the dean broyles and the n.c. need a school case is part of a larger cultural war in america and it's hard for me to see young get dragged into that battle back in l.a. my friend karen invited me to her neighbor's 4th of july party and i suspect dean would have had a problem with what was going on there for 1st tonight in america and i couldn't ask for a better player up or americano those kids to build a great bridge using the kids or the ultimate yogis. living in the moment i saw her do we have to learn a lot of what it. was .

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disasters in u.s. history. coming up in 25 minutes time right now though back to al-jazeera correspondents. diamond dallas page is a former w w f wrestler and he's created his own brand of yoga. flexibility is one thing i. want to focus on your breath. and lock it out due to be out of baby and age your mama's yoder. i wonder how flexible he is how are you hand it to me if i'd only a very good to me when she 1st thing by new gas or mine oh but the new yes exactly how are you i'm a guy who wouldn't be caught dead doing yoga the 1st 42 years of my life nobody

guys and i was brought up with yeah well that scene is like and not go about feminism and then it's so far from the truth but i wasn't going to do it until i blew my back out i was assigned a multimillion dollar 3 year deal so i'll try anything and definitely so that i started to figure out ok lucy perplex here in a pool here i just took a whole week just like coming in gauging just like uncurling that went right now at 115116 just pulling them to someone so my quads clicks in my glutes i'm going to pull you away and help you feel better and then you're going to want to do more and then you really get excited what's not broke oh dang that's the d.d.p. yoga is at any level anyone can do this and i take all the spiritual stuff out of that i can spiritual mumbo jumbo not that there's anything wrong with that it's just that it's because i'm not for you doesn't work with my people you inhale the touchdown i develop this for guys ritually exhale. around the farm for

can hear you 3 to one and a whole take it up down the back plot hole 3 to one i told you the only oldies over there all doing all the different kind of other cool. q. limerick over here though you know because they're going to love the energy of that like i would if i saw someone who when i was the i did come over here because i was i want to be a part of that it's awful that your. addie. i mean a lot of money and professional wrestling really towards the end of my career in the game to be getting for years but. he has already doubled everything i've made there i'm not trying to change yoga in any way i'm trying to change the way people look at the work you know that's it it ain't so mom of the yoga. and. one thing is for sure the opportunity for money in yoga is changing the way people

think about yoga and maybe even the way they're practicing it according to a recent yoga journal study there are 20000000 yoga practitioners in america and over 40 percent of i don't say they want to practice at a yoga journal conference in san diego business is booming. cool with it. it's just simulate. paddleboard on the water we just do it. all out in 1st thing i am attracted to a growth industry that's where you're going to expand and you're going to make some money. is obviously one of those it is because you remember when he can go out and go yeah gotta go in. this appears to be 1st a booth where i can get my picture taken. and put on the cover of a yoga journal it's kind of cool. so i came here i was like

a lot of people just know but you know too much but now i'm like a kid in a campus i'm totally falling for you know all these like products that. you know are from a. spiritual materialist. saccharine and we've shown it very much so those people are there they're not in this necessarily to you know to make money there or they're trying to spread the joy of it but the same time for us to exist we have to be a business and we're going to get as more and more people capita. lies on the growth of yoga that means being competitive in the business world one area hotly contested today is intellectual property ownership. in the yoga world the battle over intellectual property started in 2002 when big 3 tried to copyright his sequence of 26 poses in a heated room big room is arguably one of the most influential and controversial names in yoga today with over $900.00 affiliated studios around the world he's

facing allegations of sexual misconduct from former students and criticism over his efforts to copyright his secrets but i want to mark droste is a former student who spent many years teaching at the become school in l.a. when he left to start his own studio he was sued by big room he sued us on many different fronts many false charges but the core of it the goal of it was to get us tied up in court on the issue of the sequence and a summary judgment was won on our part to dismiss that idea because it's very clear that there is no such thing as a copyright protection for a yoga sequence and united states law one company that successfully got a patent for its approach to yoga is yoga glow a leader in online yoga classes they patented the way in which their classes are filmed derek males is you know the clothes founder this is a knife this is where we hold our classes we have this set up such that

the camera is at the back of the room and he wanted to create an experience that was you know not like a filming studio recording studio is that the placement of the camera and the height is that sort of relevant yeah yeah the there are a variety of specifications of the camera placement the high court or the details of the court or and there are other specifications as well ok you know them off the top your head. and i don't want you know i think i'll leave a lot of numbers involved i'll leave that to the intellectual property turned. a lot of work goes into the entire class creation process to make sure that you know what people experience online is a high quality safe experience it's a look and feel that people have associated with yoga class and it's a look and feel that we certainly plan to protect last year goodloe did set out to enforce its intellectual property rights they informed

a competitor yoga international did some of its yoga videos would be in violation of their pending patent. we received a letter from a from a legal firm who was representing an organization called the older glow a letter essentially said that we were in violation of their pending patent is come to our attention that yoga international operates the web site you're going to national dot com which streams in on line fitness classes that mimics the method and techniques set forth in yoga goes u.s. patent application which is enclosed for you reference the patent is pretty straightforward i mean they've patented putting a camera in the back of a yoga class room having an aisle down the center which seems fairly obvious because there are now you would be able to see this the teacher and pressing play and that doesn't seem to a lot of people like a particularly novel idea or something that's really worthy of an invention which is what patents are for protecting intellectual property rights of inventors are

you trying to patent your own style of shooting a class now here at this organization the truth is we've thought about whether it's prudent to seek to patent our own camera angles because what happens if those get taken up i mean it leads to those types of questions. how do we know what's going to be left if we don't do it what you would think would be the most important thing is what is the quality of the teaching you're giving are you doing something that is helping people are you doing some of it is not helping people but this doesn't even look at that this is looking out what camera angle you feeling from it's not even about yoga at all it's really about this core business but it has deep reaching implications into what the future of yoga is going to look like yoga glow has an impressive repertoire of classes and teachers but owning a camera angle and stopping others from filming a certain way seems to me like it could prevent people from sharing yoga and besides people have been filming yoga this way for more than 20 years i showed derek a video of pataki joyce teaching yoga. at that video was shot in 1903 clear central

as you can see obviously the mats are in a different place but i don't see how that's different from your patent so the mats are configured differently well they are configured different but so basic what you're telling me is the difference. is the configuration of your math correct but the math is facing you know forward and you know in parallel to the corridor or you are transformed your you're taken into the studio with with real students there may be other differences relative to what you don't understand people saying how is that an invention can you can you understand how people would ask that question i would encourage you to go look at the specifications of that and because there are you know variety of them a few weeks after filming this interview derek published a blog post saying that yoga glow has forfeited its patent however he says they will continue to protect the look and feel of their online classes which to me

sounds like just another approach to owning yoga. not everyone whose contribution to the evolution of yoga feels they need to protect it brazilian born harmony tri is a respected yoga teacher in new york city he's been practicing yoga postures for decades and he's even created some of his own offering them as a gift to the world with a pleasure to meet you i'm busy doing like i have to practice so like quite a few. i have a hand is that like i'm i'm not saying i create but due to lots of practice these variations came but i don't say he belongs to dominate

this is universe he's from yoga not from dharma i don't have any ego here. egress and the 2nd cause a pang is suffering is very different good but everything i do i think is that perfect you understand i think here in this physical plane. impossible to do something perfectly but of course deep inside you have your good intention to do it perfectly and do your best so that's the main thing i don't care about very sour. on hold on. did you go to study in india or where did you who do you know consider i never been

named in my life. watch the part i love i want to see all of this holy place but that is appalling to me oh go on your find something shy that you knew you wrote on the lie on the other line while roots and. i was heading to india to the roots of yoga before going i spent an afternoon with sharon dan and david life at their home in upstate new york we're looking for a cat totem so we've been told. if you do yoga you've most likely heard of them they're the founders of jeevan mctee a widely practiced yoga method no god must atsugi no obama into means may all beings each and everyone everywhere be happy and free and may the thoughts

words and actions of our own life contribute in some way when we started teaching yoga was not a career in fact it was seen as kind of where losers might have a possible last chance to do something in their life you know because they didn't have anything else going and it's not that now it's the big business it's a big business and the career of choice traditionalist on the one hand and innovators on the other david and sharon have turned to yoga into activism animal rights and veganism in particular a yoga someone who was striving to live in harmony with the earth with the environment with other animals like a fairy had yeah never entered yogis were not supposed to become involved in politics or activism of any sort they should be passive self-satisfied and content in their little lotus hut right. our students come to class yeah and they find peace but then they go out and they make peace all over the west has turned into

a purely physical practice what are your thoughts on that and do you think even the physical practices is a good place no such thing as a purely physical practice that's the 1st there we need to have a new perspective so that no longer is spirituality in opposition to physicality but that nature and the world the earth is seen as a spiritual place as well. and mother oak tree nectar oh yeah for put it on your phrase. grandmother oak tree i speak on behalf of humanity you forgive our bumbling ness and you guide us so that we can live more kindly on this planet and enhance all of life on this earth yes we were tree huggers and we're not ashamed.

for many in the yoga community india isn't just a country it's a place to find yourself to find wisdom the birthplace of yoga for me india is all of those things and a part of my heritage. you would think yoga has always been popular in india but like in the west europe has experienced a resurgence in recent years and no one appeared in my says that revival more than swami ramdev he's a household name in his yoga is a political one he's an outspoken supporter of the nationalist party a jump of party and prime minister narendra modi who himself practices yoga and recently spoke about its benefits at the united nations. the b.g.p. won a landslide victory in the last general election so i mean rahm dave was credited with bringing people out to vote get on the ballot york run the. risk about them

make a very generic run. but he wanted them to leave them in the yard or. did on the ground that was. genetic granted will be genetic but he would be all there. but yoga is facing the same political battles in india as in america the supreme court in india is now considering whether yoga is secular and should be taught in schools so i mean dave thinks it should your busy honey get your honey. or your secrecy got my 70 without. your 100 percent secular secular trek to school going to mark but they get. the battle isn't only over the secular nature of yoga it's also about national heritage in response to us

copyright claims the indian government has taken steps to create a traditional knowledge database of yoga poses to prevent anyone from trying to own yoga yoga your but you seek out corporate news that. you think above all the negativity that you need that he'll get you said get. your gimmick is out of the process york make it to be regularly with. you that you put that that you need. a mind to be it that your get it done. dave has shown that yoga can bring about political change but i'm concerned that politics can change yoga too and that using yoga in politics could be just another way that people try to only. have come to southern india to meet such a good judge give us a dave who describes himself as a mystic and

a yogi and his followers around the world. i'm drawn to sat guru he appeals to the young and urban middle classes of india he speaks their language he speaks to me. first of all of girl born in. new satchel she also known as the id yogi the 1st ever yogi the whole system of how to york is just this to bring your system to a certain level of symmetry where there's a certain genetic perfection to you that if you sit or stand here everything is at least. how do you think india is changing today and is that having an impact on yoga in

india so it's not just india the whole world the moment human to human intellect starts asking put in and relevant questions belief systems will start collapsing they will look for something more sensible more scientific which appeals to their logic and are both all something that works. so is that why you think you're becoming as popular as it is other reasons it makes sense and it works no the reason there's a lot of innovation in yoga is that a good thing is that it's just part of the that is the most painful part ok explain that to me you don't read a goblin put it straight you read it for your flowers but there is never a garland without a thread it is the most vital pain so you can add whatever you want but you don't distort the facts you cannot do innovations in the fundamental dimension of yoga but from your experience you can add weight as dimensions to it without distorting

the fundamental nature of what it isa has yoga moved beyond being indian just because sun touches indian shores before it touches doha can we claim sun is indian because your guys just like that it's it's a certain light that arose here 1st this does not mean it's an indian in any sense india is an identity today's international in a political identity your god does not belong to that identity at all it is the sickness of modern society today that if i discover something in nature i must own it intellectual property what i'm saying is the nature of this culture has always been if something is for the wellbeing of human beings nobody can ever own it it must belong to everybody. busy busy busy

i agree with such proof yoga should belong to everyone but i'm afraid that simple truth is getting lost in a world that's so commercialized and politicized. i set out to ask who owns yoga but i'm finding the question an impossible one to answer what i have found in my journey is that no matter how much people try to own it yoga remains deeply personal. it's all about attention it doesn't matter. whether you can stand on your header or you can do a handstand or something like that it's the attention that you come with to the mats and so the attention that you come with to the gadgets or any other place of faith or a pilgrimage. is a beautiful thing. before

heading back home i went to meet an old high school friend of mine who's now living in delhi i'm at the night both practice yoga but we've had very different journeys i came to yoga as a physical exercise i'm it came to yoga as a last resort he's a recovering cancer patient who turned his life around when the doctors said there was no hope he brought it all home to me. meditation was such a key part of getting mentally to the right place to not only fight the disease but to accept it and then one step further to embrace it own. i'm here i'm a product of having tried so many different things and finding the right combination that worked for me and i think we all need to be on those journeys of self exploration to find what works for us because that is what's going to get us

there. i'm back in doha back to my life working in a fast paced newsroom and teaching yoga. i've come to realize that there are as many yoga is in the world as there are people when i see the diversity of yoga today and all the fascinating people i. spoken to even those i disagree with i can't help but feel proud that this ancient indian science of the soul is relevant and a political even now no matter where i am in the world i think by virtue are connecting your breath with your body i think it's a profoundly powerful activity it sounds so simple but i do try and live my life or see the world through ok guys.

and i kind of feel like my own life could be a metaphor for what's happening to yoga indian but not indian spiritual but not religious and on that point i feel that yoga has become a more spiritual undertaking for me more so than before but i'm coming to realize that my yoga journey is just beginning and that journey is unique to me. i'm victoria my childhood was not always easy my mother was suffering from severe depression through making this film i hope to understand my mother's mental illness and to find out if the conditions for the mentally ill have improved it really means that people can be treated to receive no help for me to patients we all have

a duty to change by chance. mental illness breaking the silence on al-jazeera. the wet and spawn set by cattle and wasteful. hello it's still cold hof way up through chilly and almost all the way at 0 argentine this cloud you see is producing snow in the chilean and these and temperature in san santiago and about 11 degrees bit of rain when a star is in so if he never sees cities are below average temperature wise by 3 maybe 4 degrees whereas in essence you're all new season the red of overlaid here

is much warmer than it should be this time the the division area is going to develop a bit more rain i think that is come sunday so anywhere from the past down towards probably southern brazil showers and thunderstorms could break out not many but wanted to say it's still in the 10 degrees in santiago and setting in buenos aires despite the sunshine the air is that cold now and also the concent it's still raining but the biggest showers have been and probably will be possibly around barbados and turned again to baker more likely up in cuba southern florida the bahamas and you'll notice palm jirus and billie's or at least sudden mexico showers a building here quite extensively i think comes sunday rest mexico looks rather dry . in fact they're all about meszaros across the border in the us either but the one thing that is telling at the moment is detention for crossed through the plains that's pretty hot. the weather sponsored by qatar airways.

announced the biggest a stab in the monkey. decades activists in seats of government we didn't want to be part of this information and all we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing iraq democracy open source code to use the free for one to look we are innovators we are activists we are replicate. madrid and i'm just you know. this is al-jazeera. hello once again from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera that temporary cease fire in the u.s. china trade war donald trump and she jinping agreed to resume negotiations after

a meeting at the g. 20. i'm expecting in south korea that would donald trump's now arrived i've been to meet north korea's president at the demilitarized zone. and also in the news regional security and violence in mali topping the agenda as west african states meet in nigeria. in support major league baseball's global pitch for new finds is about to hit europe for the 1st time when live in london but 2 of them are america's most famous franchise is about to play each other. so the summit of the world's biggest economies is ended with world leaders agreeing to present a united front. on global trade however the main developments really happened on the sidelines of the g. 20 for example 1st of all u.s. and china agreeing to restart their trade talks trying to end a trade war trump said he also raised the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi with

saudi arabia's crown prince but and sister no one was blaming mohamed bin someone for the killing russia's president vladimir putin he met the crown prince to they agreed to extend a deal to reduce oil production trying to stabilize the oil markets and also climate change on the agenda all of these leaders agreed except donald trump to commit to the paris climate accord of course the u.s. has pulled out of that deal our white house correspondent kimberly harkat begins our coverage from our circa. with fears of further escalation in the trade war between the united states and china chinese president xi jinping issued words of warning to u.s. president donald trump. china and the united states benefit from. a confrontation. of the united states donald j. troll those words may have resonated following that meeting on the 2nd day of the

g. 20 summit trump announced a breakthrough no new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods and a restart of stalled trade talks we're going to work with china on where we left off to see if we can make a deal but the 25 percent tariff already on 250000000000 in chinese goods into the united states remains in place the threat of tariffs on an additional $300000000000.00 more in chinese products a potential risk to the global economy have been delayed for now still unresolved the issue of huawei the chinese telecoms manufacturer the u.s. is banned from its markets and accused of facilitating espionage and intellectual property theft way i said we'll have to save that till the very end we'll have to see tensions have also been escalating between the u.s. and turkey over its purchase of the russian s 400 air defense system the u.s. warned the buy in from the russians would threaten turkey's role in the f.

35 fighter jet program and could trigger u.s. sanctions on saturday truck blamed his predecessor president barack obama and defended the purchase by turkey's president he wanted to buy the patriot missile president obama's group said no he kept wanting to but they kept saying no no no. couldn't buy it now he needed it for defense he knew so he then went to russia it was these types of bilateral controversies that captured headlines during the 2 day meeting of leaders from the world's 20 major economies so much so the leaders final declaration stop short of what many had hoped it was going to mean in this summit we were able to agree on fundamental principles backing a free trade system which is to ensure free fair nondiscriminatory trade and open markets as well as conditions of fair competition but the g 20 declaration failed to denounce protectionism and its impact on global economic growth perhaps because

this was a meeting dominated by bilateral issues making resolution of global matters a struggle kimberly help at al-jazeera osaka meanwhile the murder of a saudi journalist was raised at the g. 20 summit has more now from osaka on the meeting between president trump and the saudi crown prince. initially u.s. president donald trump chose not to speak about the case of meredith how the journalist when he was meeting with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan and as a working breakfast on saturday in or sokka he was asked 3 separate times about the case of the murdered journalist and each time president trump chose to ignore it instead choosing to focus on the billions of dollars being invested by this how does the u.s. economy and praising crown prince mohammed bin salomon for reforms as he described it however later on on the day later on in the day when the u.s.

president held a press conference he was asked again about the case of that point he was forced to answer and he said that he had faith in the saudi judicial system you pointed to the fact that he said there was 13 suspects being investigated they're obviously choosing to ignore the fact that many are questioning not only the independence of this how do you draw additionally but also how the culprits of a crime committed in turkey were being tried in saudi arabia given the fact that a lot of the evidence has been pointed out to the saudis themselves trump said that there was no evidence as far as he was concerned about how much been some on the crown prince being involved but this contradicts not only the u.n. investigation into the murder of least the reparatory investigation into its in the findings that she published roughly a week ago where she said there was enough credible evidence to implicate the crown prince but also contradicts the intelligence of the american establishment itself the cia which through gina has had seen

a lot of the evidence in turkey and said that there was enough there to pursue least quite a line of questioning about the role of the crown prince. also spoke to samuel romani only a contributor to the russian affairs council the diplomat washington post he told us the recent un report on the killing of question she gives a clear explanation of saudi arabia's involvement. i think that it was a very out well research document i think that it's had a lot of thorough analysis of what could have possibly happened at that particular moment in time for example like you know the it does confirm for example is that the haitian means that you deal with the audio recordings the report in the consulate places them from being just nice lady election records and you something that's within the broader context it yields a lot with these you they were the bodies pretty much everything in a great deal of debt so i think that now we have a much clearer opinion and it was it is really no longer any may that we were actually judgment i mean you know because now this has been through obviously now

you don't recognize you the rangel isn't there in your mind. as they were concerned and you know it was not in their interests but i think john most everyone else is clear that there was clear involvement from n.b.s. on this prison drums now in south korea interestingly he invited the north korean leader kim jong un to meet him at the demilitarized zone between the 2 countries to revive talks on denuclearization north korea's foreign minister described the invitation as an interesting suggestion but no should that been no official proposal rival rallies held in seoul as well some people out on the streets actually to welcome the u.s. presidents bus a large group of protesters assembled as well with a clear message don't trump is not welcome. we're here's what's coming up for you on this news hour why the libyan war khalifa haftar an order to its forces to target turkish ships and interests. in the

desert and i'll tell you the impact of extreme weather on people and animals here. and in sport argentina sets up a blockbuster semifinal at the copa america in brazil is here with disposal relate . to other news and taliban fighters have killed at least $26.00 pro-government forces in northern afghanistan it happened in a village in a province at least 8 people were injured an attack which happened just hours before the scheduled resumption of talks between taliban and u.s. negotiators in qatar they are here in doha hoping to finalize a draft text text addressing issues including a nationwide cease fire and the withdrawal of u.s. forces and 5 children are among 8 people killed in yemen by air strikes led by the saudi u.s. coalition warplanes struck a residential area in

a controlled part of. other fighting in southern yemen killed 12 yemeni soldiers and 800 fighters the united nations special representative for children in conflict says the yemeni people are being held hostage by the war now into its 5th year. forces loyal to libyan war after threatening to target turkish interests in libya including airlines and shipping after spokesman also says turks in libya will be arrested turkey's accused of supplying weapons to forces allied to the un recognized government in tripoli and the u.s. state department is investigating how half his forces attained american made antitank missiles forces loyal to the u.n. backed governments are by far the weapons after capturing the city of guardian earlier this week they've been media showed rocket launchers with the u.a.e. marked as recipient the americans did provide those weapons that would be a violation of arms sales agreements with the us well our correspondent. has

been to that libyan town the government forces captured from philly for have to fight as this is his exclusive report from the area. the road from tripoli to open again. the city and surrounding area have been a battlefield for the past 3 months. following the latest fighting with honey for have to his forces soldiers loyal to libyan government regained control of the u.n. as we drive towards the city the remnants of the battle is littered on the roadside . sandbanks built to defend the city now a stumbling block for car drivers. government forces have recaptured have to it's military camps like many from of the riyadh who resisted have to his invasion. led was forced to leave his home city in march he says he left his family behind and took part in several battles until he and his comrades finally reclaim their home.

his friends and neighbors are celebrating. too we coordinated with their fellow fighters inside the city along with the western military region command to set the incursion it took us weeks but the city fell into our hands in about 7 hours. funerals have been held for the soldiers who died defending the city. it's estimated dozens were killed in fighting since the city was seized. the fall of the u.n. is being seen as a setback for have to his forces and their campaign to capture the capital. government forces showed off dozens of u.s. made antitank missiles they said were seized from have to his forces and rianne and they say the weapons were supplied by the united arab emirates. have to command headquarters in the un is abandoned.