and do not trust the chief executive they want the bill withdrawn because suspension means that at any time when the government wishes it can resume the 2nd reading of the bill withdrawal means that you put it to one side you do start afresh the next time you decide to proceed on something like this you will have to do extensive public consultation you will have to sit sit down with all stakeholders and work out a formula that is acceptable to the majority of hong kong people syrian state media says government debt defense systems of intercepted missiles fired by israeli fighter jets attacks targeted military positions in the city of damascus killing 4 people was also hit the missiles were launched on lebanese airspace where israeli aircraft are said to have been spotted making low altitude flights israel has carried out air strikes in syria against hezbollah and iranian targets in the past flights have resumed to the libyan capital is only functioning airport briefly taken out of action after being hit by an air strike forces loyal to the wall

orderly for have to say their attack destroyed a turkish drone that was parked on one of the ports runways and turkey says 6 of its citizens are being held by afghan forces it's now warned that have to ask fighters would become legitimate targets if they aren't released immediately after hours east of ministration to brooke cut all ties with turkey on friday accusing it of supporting the rival u.n. recognized government in tripoli it's threatening to target turkish interests in libya including airline flights and shipping in yemen at least 4 civilians including a child have been killed after huguely rebels attacked residential areas in the city of tal ease the attacks come after fighting between the rebels and forces loyal to the u.n. recognized government resume this week ty's is under siege by who the rebels but controlled by pro-government forces backed by the saudi led coalition. a sitting u.s. president to set foot in north korea. historic trip. to

be fashionable has created the 2nd largest in the world stay with us. logan welcome back we are cross united states we have been dealing with heat as well same as europe but these temperatures are into the low thirty's for many locations we have had excessive heat watches and heated visors in place and they are still going to be a problem as we begin the week here temp wise here in chicago 30 degrees here on monday kansas city at 32 and dallas at about 31 as we go towards tuesday the heat remains and we do expect to see some very heavy rain showers push across parts of the great lakes the it also expands up here towards the northeast and auto and it's going to be a very warm day for you at 28 degrees and new york rising to about 30 degrees there

while heavy rain is going to be a big problem across parts of mexico as well as into central america take a look the forecast map we did have a lot of rain across the yucatan that is now ending but a lot of the rain is making their way towards the west and we're going to be seeing mexico with often on rain showers at $21.00 degrees and then heavy rain down here across parts of coast rica as well as into panama out here towards the north though things are looking quite nice with much of his bonilla seeing dry conditions at about $33.00 degrees and then very quickly across parts of southern brazil it is going to be wet over the next few days a stationary boundary is really kind of lingering there brings a very heavy rain showers but up towards rio it is going to be a nice day with a temperature of $28.00 degrees. the produce is mexico's most watched soap opera continue to tackle real women's issues and the audience is now reacting. emboldened by the show

a woman freezing as hell from the horrors of sexual abuse. in a deeply emotional demonstration of the back and forth between reality and fiction vickie's real stories played out on saturday episode 2 of soapbox mexico on al-jazeera. welcome back of our top stories here on al-jazeera us about his health ministry says 7 people have been killed and 181 wounded during mass rallies throughout the country live rounds and tear gas or thought of protesters who've been demanding civilian rule these are the 1st mass rallies and so violent crackdown on protesters in the a month ago. police abuse pepper spray and buttons on protesters in hong

kong as the territory marks the 22nd anniversary of it from britain to china up to a 1000000 demonstrators are expected to take to the streets there's been anger over a bill that could allow criminal suspects to mainland china for trial. flights have resumed at the libyan capital's only functioning airport it was briefly shot after being hit by an airstrike by war police forces turkey says 6 of its citizens are being held by have to man has demanded their immediate release. now libya is one of the points of departure for migrants making their way from africa to europe to seek asylum often the 1st port of call is their tally and island of lampedusa while it is far right interior minister insists on blocking ports to rescue vessels but we are prepared to defy his order so i get reports from lampedusa. they arrive safely after weeks at sea babies women and men alive but severely dehydrated despite all they had managed to reach

the italian island of lampedusa. theirs was the 2nd landing in as many days in the wake of the sea watch 3 the rescue vessel that saved 40 people from a rubber boat off the coast of libya and eventually bought them to the island by defying italian. it's captain carol. racketing given a mixed greeting of insults and cheers at the port as she was arrested for resisting a warship a highly publicized challenge to italy's beauty beefed up laws can now deny access to vessels considered to be a security risk. to the far right interior minister matteo even called the incident an act of war on the social media tirade there are many who will agree with him and that ports should be closed to such rescue vessels but there are others who do not share that view such as the mayor of lumpy there was

a. says he wants to block everything but i've never seen the port closed in lampedusa this type of talk appeals to people's worst instincts even received threats when you talk about the reality which contradicts what the minister says there are no close ports in lampedusa in fact they're always open this tiny island close to north africa that italy is one of the front lines in the battle between humanitarian needs and the newly robust migration laws. to criminalize ation of search and rescue operations means that there are far fewer organizations that are able to provide assistance but there are some that still do the last few. hours walking in we have felt the pressure coming from authorities for those that do make it to lump with those wind up here at this

migrant center for processing the system is a lot more efficient these days partly because there are fewer that come here but also because they get sent out in a matter of days rather than months but people that come here are still in effect at the mercy of a government that's proclaimed 0 tolerance towards their arrival many will continue to journey across the mediterranean risking people smugglers all in the hope of a better life. others like many before them will not make it it is a voyage fraught with danger the sea has claimed many lives old and young alike and closing the ports has not changed that it's only increased the burden of humanitarian assistance upon those who see themselves judy bound to help. al jazeera. donald trump has returned home after committing to restarting talks on north korea's nuclear program following an historic meeting with kim. kim at the

demilitarized zone between north and south korea where he became the 1st sitting u.s. president to set foot in the north are diplomatic editor james bays reports now from that's near the d.m.z. in south korea. this went just the way president donald trump wanted pictures that will make history and potentially reinvigorate peace efforts waiting for him the other side of the line separating north korea and south korea kim jong on a handshake on the 3rd meeting and then. became the 1st ever sitting u.s. president to step on to north korean soil. the 2 then walked back into the south underdressed reporters stepping of course that was agreed on a lot of rhetoric. a lot of friendships and they didn't particularly agree richard

so i just thank you very for notice that i want to thank you so you have i believe looking at this action this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate the unfortunate past and begin a new future. then what sounded like an invitation for the writing of right to go after the same way to separate. the 2 leaders of nations still technically at war a peace treaty was never signed when the korean. war ended 66 years ago then went to what's known as the freedom house on the south korean side of the d.m.z. that is for here i've always wanted to meet you at this place as a symbol of the separation of the north and the south and a reminder of the unfortunate past meeting at such a place shows that we are willing to put an end to the unfortunate past and also open a new future to provide positive opportunities in the future. at the end of 15 minutes

of talks president trump announced that detailed negotiations will soon begin steve is going to do a fantastic job he's going to be representing. us in the talks and. will be we will be dealing with south korea will be dealing with president moon and his people but pretty much it's going to be the initial dose will be between the united states and with north korea this is now the difficult bit the devil is in the detail there now need to be complex negotiations involving military scientific and nuclear experts western diplomats who've been involved a diploma see with pyongyang in the past say on previous occasions north korea has a lie and cheat it as he left south korea president trump seemed very happy but it's worth remembering the challenge ahead north korea's not yet given up any part of its sophisticated nuclear program the international community has not lifted any of it scribbling sanctions jamesburg al-jazeera south korea.

as a public policy professor at george mason university he says trump's meeting with him is a bid to boost his chances of reelection. we are beginning a political campaign over mr trump's reelection effort so everything is seen now as political democrats are pretty cynical about what mr trump was trying to do in north korea he claims that he was trying to restart negotiations he wants to show progress remember president trump is a deal maker clive reputation and he obviously is unhappy that he was so far after 2 summit meetings with the leader of north korea unable to come to any deal so we want to keep trying to show the american people he's continuing to try because that's his reputation dealmaker but what kind of political leverage does that give him particularly with his. base of supporters who are very much a u.s. centric they are but they want the united states to show its clout in the world and

they believe that mr trump is making some progress his critics say look what he's doing he's been friendly with dictators all over the world not just in the period but also the philippines and hungary and poland he appears to like dictators and that has democrats very angry and they are of course saying well there's no real progress here there's no real progress in the 2 previous summits in hanoi and singapore when mr trump rejected the effort by north korea to ask for a relief of sanctions in return for partial denuclearization mr trump rejected that so he's proposing here to restart talks in hopes of showing some kind of progress israeli forces of release the palestinian minister of jerusalem and says off to arresting him early on sunday saudi al had dummy was detained at his home in occupied east jerusalem but he summoned explain why he was detained but his lawyer says it's in relation to

a recent visit by the chilean president to the al aqsa mosque compound dami had a company in chile is needed during his tour of the site in the past israel has regarded some of the toll was a violation of its sovereignty. leaders are meeting in brussels for a 2nd time to try to decide who will get the block's top jobs dutch socialist friends timmons is the current favorite to take over from john close as the next european commission president truman's is young because current deputy but several eastern european leaders are opposed to him repeatedly accused poland and hungary of violating civil rights votes are being counted on a local elections the opposition boycotted the polls and are refusing to recognize the results the prime minister 80 rama insisted on holding the election despite months of anti-government protests that have sometimes turned violent the opposition democratic party is accusing the socialists of being corrupt saying the political crisis will end when rama resigned as. japanese fishermen have set sail

to whales commercially for the 1st time in more than 30 years tokyo has used a loophole in the international whaling commission rules to carry out hunts in protected antarctic waters for scientific research the government says it would only conduct high seas whaling of japan but will end the most controversial hunting missions in the antarctic. clothes made in bangladesh can be found in fashion shops around the world and what will soon be a $50000000000.00 a year industry employs more than $4000000.00 bangladeshi workers mostly women however unregulated practices in the industry are also poisoning rivers and destroying the livelihoods of fishermen and farmers zeros tanveer choudhry as more from some far in bangladesh. rokia biggins family has farmed this land on the banks of riverbank sheets for generations now our home is badly polluted even now that had. run them up we used to drink water from this river and cook food with it

now we can't even wash our hands here we get rushes in our fee if we stand in these paddy fields we can't eat fish from these waters don't you see there are no more fishermen around. the department of environment has already classified 3 leavers around the capital as biologically dead because of pollution the environmentalists impact of clothing production in bangor that shows how the true cost of cheap textile is been followed by the very poorest living downstream from polluting factories while the production goes up day by day the desire to cut pollution does not. some factories conceal drains which dispose of untreated waste a lot of other day in d.c. all these factories built large drains and then installed large pipes inside the drains when waste water comes out from these drains the stench is so awful you can't stand here the poor bear the brunt of pollution in the office with me and i

look we are facing a lot of health problems these waters are so dirty it's not cheating because anything in this land. treating factory waste water is an expensive process. had been raised a lot. of planting but i shall friendly and sustainable by. the by are not willing to pay to keep it sustainable and world bank study said 4 major rivers near dhaka receives nearly 1500000 cubic metres of waste water every day from 7000 industrial units in surrounding areas some textile factory owners have been fine while others say they're sticking to government rules at the moment you know the by members of government is very contrast regarding the environment i think the all the factors that compliance as for government and for international rules and international compliance. high court judges made history

earlier this year by declaring bangladeshi rivers as living beings as demand for relatively cheap bangladeshi clothes remains high worldwide it is the waterways and rivers here that are paying the price of h.r. 3 sabar bangladesh ola news of course my website all the latest on those ongoing protests in hong kong the address for that al-jazeera. that's down to 000. 00 times a quick check of the headlines here sudan's health ministry says 7 people have been killed and 191 wounded during mass rallies throughout the country live rounds into a gas well funded test as we've been demanding civilian rule these are the 1st mass rallies since of violent crackdown on protesters many of months ago a spokesman for the ruling joins us says the military only respond with force after

being attacked. would be. in order to ensure the country exits its current problems and to achieve its aims and the revolution for which many young sudanese have lost their lives in the interim military council have ensured that we are on the side of the revolution we will work closely to ensure the development and progress for the country at this very historic moment the military and other forces were in their stations and stones were thrown at them from within the demonstration the rapid support forces moved in and managed to hold those who are firing at them accountable investigations are being carried out at this moment. police have used pepper spray and battens on protesters in hong kong but the territory marks the 22nd anniversary of its handover from britain to china up to a 1000000 demonstrators are expected to take to the streets there's but anger over a bill that could allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial.

flight serve resumed at the libyan capital's only functioning airport it was briefly shot after being hit by an airstrike by warlords leave to have to forces he says 6 of its citizens are being held by half a dozen men and has demanded their immediate release in yemen at least 4 civilians including a child have been killed after who the rebels attacked residential areas in the city of taiz attacks came up to fighting between the rebels and forces loyal to the un recognized government resumed this week is under siege by who the rebels are controlled by pro-government forces backed by the saudi led coalition. e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels for a 2nd time to try and decide who will get the blocks top jobs the dutch socialist funds to them and is the current favorite to take over from. as the next european commission president but several eastern european leaders are opposed to millions was repeatedly accused poland and hungary of violating civil rights well those were

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