china condemns the storming of hong kong's parliament as a blatant challenge to the way the territory is run. well again on canal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera france's president is calling on iran to reduce its stockpiles of enrich uranium to save the 2050 nuclear deal so stalemate continues as european leaders try to agree on who gets the top jobs of the e.u. and we will make the stargazers flocking to a small. solar eclipse. it

was a planned extradition law which spawned the protest movement but now hong kong's on rest is about so much more and it's drawn the harshest words yet from the territories ultimate rule is in beijing they have called monday's takeover of the hong kong legislative council a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems bottom line and they say we express our vehement condemnation against this why well think about the sort of pictures that we saw the unfolding of a british era colonial flag over the speakers podium and then the defacing with spray paint of the official seal of hong kong symbolic stuff 22 years to the day after britain handed over control of hong kong to china that anniversary also marked by yet another huge march out on the streets this was the 3rd we saw in as many weeks or a matter of weights hundreds. thousands of people filling the streets protesting

not just against the extradition bill but the government response and what they see as increasing control coming from beijing what's happening now let's find out with andrew thomas here he is outside well a lot calmer as we pointed out earlier on and i guess that's effectively a crime scene now the police tapes up there. that's exactly what it is it's actually just started pouring with rain here now so what was an ongoing investigation would place bringing a lot and lots of choline loads of evidence out of this completely trashed legislative council building behind me has been poured while the rain poured down you start thinking what might have happened 24 hours ago to have this rain come down to this extent because this may have cleared the thousands of thousands of protesters outside this building before they went in before the confrontation with the place began what a difference the weather could have made but it wasn't writing last night it was dry and that did help the conversation really get going people have been sitting in the hot heat all day long and you really felt the tension building what's been

happening on tuesday is a big clear out of the streets around its legislative council building because they were trashed as well as the building itself i mean saw eat a big place investigation bringing out as i say probably loads of what has become now evidence of things that the protesters took in with them they are now being brought out by place they're going to be fingerprinted the place tell us and they're also going to look at lots of their own camera footage to try and identify it and then prosecute those who broke into this building and the violent protesters who were outside as well kerry lam hong kong chief executive have a very early morning pre-dawn press conference on tuesday and gave no ground whatsoever 1st of all she's definitely not going to resign she says and she says these extradition laws that are suspended will remain suspended but they won't be cancelled as the protesters want and the idea that protest if you get any kind of amnesty for taking part in political protests will know she said that criminals are hooligans the violence is obscene and they will be prosecuted so the hong kong

government giving no ground whatsoever and for the protest is really a sense of what next well why don't we talk about that what are they telling you about what happens next because you sort of get the feeling after all the all the the the peaceful protests and then a big event like this they would struggle to pull something like this again. absolutely well i've been talking to a couple of our testers about an hour or so ago now people who were inside that building and people who remained outside as well and to be honest then move to somewhere between anticlimax and despondency even those who were in there doing some of the damage themselves feel in retrospect they went too far because what they had on their side prior to monday was public opinion you had almost 2000000 people marching a few weeks back now in june and the vast majority of people here in hong kong study that i've spoken so you over the last week or so that i've been here are broadly supportive of what those marches one seed i.e.

the cancellation of those extradition laws on that narrow issue they were absolutely out juan with the protesters but when the protesters broke into that building on monday and really cause significant damage within that building and it wasn't that the police were at that stage in confrontation with them they went in there when they were no play stopping them going in there and they really did a lot of damage in that they have lost the support of a lot of hong kong with the i've been speaking to on monday and the protest is themselves realize that and they realize that it's going to take some time behind it to try and win confidence back now they explain the violence because they say it's full of frustration the fact that 2000000 people could march in the streets and in their eyes it's not much get achieved the fact that they can petition legislators nothing changes the fact that they can get school children to write to the legislators to get huge petitions to get international coverage in the media none of these things seem to be achieve what they needed and they say when you mix disappointments with young people who are around all day today fired up because of

the way they felt place and dealt with previous protesters ready for a confrontation many of the protesters came most came with hardhats many with gas small because while anticipating tear gas well they said in the end what that will lead to was in the inevitability of some kind of violence but whether it is set back their course will. concerned it may have done when i spoke to you about an hour ago now say the one thing that in the short term he wants is to have a rest fair enough. reporting live from hong kong thank you very much. and now here is katrina a year with more of the reaction from the chinese capital beijing. this is the hong kong the chinese government wanted the world to see celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland instead these with the scenes broadcast around the world dismissed by beijing as little more than violent mobs pursing but it says is a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems rule its strongest words yet very

few 1000 of what happened in hong kong violently striking into the law and the damaging facilities is an act of troubling rule of law violating social order is a serious the law breaking behavior. the communist party has condemned the storming of hong kong's legislative council and its full support behind chief executive kerry land government it's backing a police investigation into the criminal responsibility of those involved on monday night saying offenders who feel the full force of the law. the chinese government are continuing to play down the takeover of hong kong's column and calling it the illegal behavior of a group of radicals but the intensity of the protests have no doubt time is leadership and pundits and questions as to why so many who are resisting they jews control they see or perceive that somehow beijing is overreaching

that it's violating what they perceive as the spirit or the agreement that was in the hand-over from beijing's point of view they're protecting their people and their country for now from chinese state media familia party line continuing to protest will only undermine social order and harm hong kong. beijing is watching closely waiting to see of hong kong government is able to stamp out the unrest if not it may bring with these protesters fear the more stuff more controlled from the mainland catrina you al-jazeera beijing. meanwhile hong kong itself coming to terms with the dramatic events of the past 24 hours why and how this report. the center of power in hong kong is now a crime scene the legislative council its parliament is in disarray after anti-government protesters broke in on monday night's the morning after the

violence police began investigating the incident which may result in protesters being charged for trespassing and vandalism those who usually work here and still coming to terms with what happened. this is a place for hong kong people it is a symbol of legislation even though people including the youngsters have different opinions they have no right to cause damage to the legislative council i think we should all protect this council it's a place to discuss politics not a place for fighting hours after the riot police dispersed the rally a cleanup operation also began work is cleared piles of debris left behind as protesters made a quick retreat the latest rally came to an end amid clouds of tear gas and charging police the catalyst for the crackdown was the decision by protesters to force their way into the government building it came after a much larger peaceful anti-government march earlier in the day organizers said

more than half a 1000000 people came out on the 22nd anniversary of the handover of hong kong from great britain to china they want hong kong's chief executive to resign and for a controversial extradition bill to be withdrawn. they see the bill which would allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial as another sign of beijing's increasing control over hong kong as the police investigation continues here the debate is only really just beginning about the decision by protesters to burst into this building causing so much damage along the way and whether it will turn public opinion against the anti-government movements even some supporters of the protesters believe it was a mistake but they say it has to be viewed in a broader context of what they're trying to achieve why this down people. so this is respectful to the legislature that is because they cannot represent a voice of the people the people of hong kong is still trying to digest what

happened here the protesters grab everyone's attention with their actions but they still haven't achieved their goals increasing the possibility of more violence on the streets when hey al jazeera hong kong. news we mentioned a while ago russia's defense minister saying 14 sailors have died in a fire on a navy submersible. excuse me its base deep sea vessels bases in the several mosque in northwestern russia and this is apparently happened in its territorial waters. as our correspondent in moscow with the latest on that step. yes the ministry of defense has just released this information it happened on monday one day ago already that these 14 sailors have died on board of this submersible deep sea a vehicle which was actually doing

a research sign meant they said they were doing some bio metric measurements looking at the layers of the bottom of the sea and this research was meant for the navy sodo fire broke out it's not clear what caused the fire but the sailors basically died because of all the toxic fumes that were released because of the fire now the fire is under control it's finished now it's not clear if the 14 people are still on board or or they have been evacuated already this base is basically very close toward a norwegian border and it's not exactly clear what the research these sailors were doing there is meant for get more information from state fasteners that story develops thank you. in the news ahead on al-jazeera burying the dead in a spirit of revolution we will have the latest from the protests in sudan.

how low is staying really wet across southern parts of china lots of fun to hades showing up here in this little cluster of storms may well develop into a tropical storm over the next few days said they want to keep an eye on across the far south west of china sea the deeper shading on acha southern parts of china all the way through hong kong ride up towards the southeast of kona seeing some really heavy rain through wednesday and lastly continuing as we go on through a good part of thursday as well whether by this stage this tropical development that's going to push its way up towards more than paso vietnam the far south west of china seas and flooding rains to ensue in there her recently particularly around the western ghats mumbai has seen widespread flooding deadly floods in fact quite a rash of storms the monsoon rains setting in across many parts now course you can

see the latest pulse of heavy rain will push in across central plains new delhi on the other hand stays hot and dry temperatures getting up to 40 maybe 41 degrees for thursday afternoon west to get still seeing some heavy showers heavy showers to into myanmar the far northeast of india and into much more bangladesh not too many showers across iraq in place hot dry and sunny sums it up here in doha the 42 degrees. based is a dialogue reading about it for the national soul net on international media and on t.v. why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it on my everyone has a voice we are being taken advantage of just because we have a small black community without any network just eat healthy join the global conversation announces iraq all they want to do is start

a debate the same kind of debate we have here on the street. so then the headlines here are out to 0 the china calling the overnight protests in hong kong a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems principle that is the strongest condemnation from beijing since protesters stormed the city's main government building. and as we just heard russia's defense ministry said 14 sailors have died in a fire on a navy submersible the deep sea vessels base is in several months in north western russia the deaths caused by poisoning from the combustion gases it's. the french

president is calling on iran to immediately reduce its enrich uranium reserves the un's nuclear watchdog has confirmed it is stockpiling more enriched uranium than is allowed under the 2015 you create deal more of the reaction from paris now with an . now according to european diplomatic sources britain france and germany the 3 european signatories to the 2015 iran deal are really intent on trying to diffuse the situation after iran exceeded its uranium limits these diplomatic sources also say that these 3 powers are not going to trigger a special mechanism that was in shrine in the 2015 a deal which would lead to the reimposition or u.n. sanctions on iran the focus clearly for european powers is to try and persuade to tehran to continue to comply with the deal earlier in the day we heard

from the french president amount of virus statement that was released by the elise a in which mark was calling on iran to reverse the steps it's taken to exceed its uranium limits it's also urging tehran to comply with the deal saying that president bankroll really focus on the next few days on doing everything he can to make sure that this deal survived is something we also heard from the british foreign minister there is a clear desire on behalf of the europeans to continue to fight for this deal as they have done so ever since the united states pulled out and we impose sanctions last year. with more from the iranian reactions. iran speaker of parliament johnny speaking during a ceremony to mark the 988 us shoot down of an iranian passenger airliner flight 655 the remarks that he made really reflected the frustration of the iranian leadership now 290 people died in 1908 when a u.s.

missile cruiser fired at the passenger airliner but when the 2050 nuclear deal was signed the trust gap that exists between iran and the united states from years of conflict and incidents like this shoot down a lot of that trust had been bridged by moves made by the administration of u.s. president barack obama the latest remarks today from mr larijani illustrate how much of that trust deficit being built up that trust deficit being done away with during the obama administration much of that has been undone by the administration of u.s. president donald trump more should. america's problem is that they don't know the middle east and the iranian nation and they think if they deploy some warships to the region they can suppress the determination of a nation but iranians have shown they have unified should realize that a civilized nation is more united when they believe if they understand that many problems will be sold understanding it needs wisdom on monday the u.n.

nuclear watchdog agency the i.a.e.a. confirmed that iran had breached a stockpile limit agreed upon in the 2015 nuclear deal of 300 kilograms of an restraint the white house issued a statement saying that iran had been violating the wording of the way they had been violating the nuclear deal much before now iranian government officials have refuted that claim by the united states routinely and in the tweet from foreign minister zarif he simply said seriously question mark and that one word question really illustrates the frustration the ongoing frustration of iranian leaders many iranians here have said that they are caught between the republican party and the democratic party that the republican white house under u.s. president donald trump is simply trying to undo a major landmark foreign policy milestone achieved by the obama era government and iran's nuclear deal is simply caught in the middle. now a new european parliament has opened with renewed signs of division members who

supported brags that turned their backs on the session there from the british briggs it party and those in favor of catalan independence rallying outside. is that the european parliament in strasbourg. given how benign and bureaucratic and slow things tend to be here in strasburg of the european parliament there is what you can only describe as a free soul of excitement on the opening day of this new parliamentary session brought on by the inability of the european council to choose the new commission president because what usually happens is that person gets picked and then the european parliament's effectively says ok that's that's your man and then goes on more or less to rubber stamp decisions that the european commission take even if under a little bit of scrutiny well clearly now it's the other way around and the inability of the council to choose a commission president has led to this flurry of activity here at the european parliament as to who's going to be the next european public president which they vote on wednesday because they know it's on to think well if we get our president

in 1st then we can start telling the commission what to do instead which is a complete about turn from how things usually are and that air of slight results in the air is obviously being completely magnified by the new makeup of the parliament the decreased power of the sense of parties and suddenly how the liberals in the greens emerging on one side and the populists on the hard right on the other side these are not the kind of people to rubber stamp decisions and so given that it does look like a new and more noisy make of the parliament here there will be people who say well that's not very good it's messy and it's not very good for political stability across europe but a lot of other people might think well hang on we in europe don't even know who our m.e.p. is are a lot of the time let alone understand what the point of the european parliament is if it is more noisy and more democratic that might end up actually being quite a good thing. that session of parliament happened on the 3rd day of talks on who should actually fill the top jobs positions include the president of the european

commission there was a 20 hour negotiation on monday which broke down over eastern european opposition to france timmons the dutch socialist politician who does have the backing of germany spain and france all from that in brussels. but one new name in the mix here in brussels is the german defense minister underlayer and she's being talked about now as a possible alternative candidate for the presidency of the european commission she's reported to be acceptable both to the french president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel she's from the center right. party in fact and they've been pushing all along for one of the bears to get that job which is seen as the jewel in the crown according to them friends timmons a dutch socialist was a front runner over the weekend but he's extremely controversial and countries like

poland and hungary say the appointing him to head to the legislative body would be in their words a total catastrophe so new figures emerging all the time it's not clear in fact who will get that job but it doesn't affect the other jobs because there's a lot of horse trading involving saying if we give you the commission then our figure needs to get for example the head of the european council and so on and meanwhile the european parliament is saying that very wishes need to be listened to more because of the change in the dominant dynamics there since the may elections so it could take some time but possibly if there's still an amp us in the next 24 hours here in brussels the spanish prime minister suggesting that in fact the european parliament is where the answer lies now sudan's protest leaders are vying to step up their demonstrations that she called for a nationwide civil disobedience later this month and the chapelle reports they're blaming the military leaders for the 11 deaths that happened on sunday. not minded

to manipulate you or your family i mean you may not have known about someone claiming the latest victims of the fight for civilian rule in sudan killed as security forces broke up some of the largest demonstrations in weeks was. but once the funeral processions began some cried out blood for blood and down the military rule. despite an internet blackout that curb their ability to organize hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets in the capital khartoum and other cities demanding an immediate handover of power to a civilian led government. saying that they now think maybe. we don't trust the military council this is something we're not hiding yet we have doubts about them and we will not put down our weapons which is the crowds of people to just follow the road of negotiations alone and move. the african union any theo p a r mediating between the 2 sides last week the military junta said they were ready to resume

talks on a transition but there are already plans for more street protests next week. 3 months after the fall of president omar al bashir after nearly 30 years of rule those calling for complete change in sudan say there is still a long way to go and schapelle al-jazeera. algeria's head of parliament sherrod has resigns. hundreds of algerian students join the demonstrations calling for the removal of more government figures on tuesday they accuse leaders of being part of the old regime and their resignation or to start a back in february and force the resignation of president of the lezzies beautifully . monsoon rains have led to flash flooding in western india has caused chaos in the financial capital numb by and its surrounding areas of these 21 people have been killed and dozens more injured mohamad as our report. is the heaviest rainfall

people in mumbai have seen. in a single day in more than a decade more than 350 millimeters of rain fell in just over 22 hours in the city of 20000000 people cars were submerged main roads flooded and at the end there was a major disruption with a plane skidding from the runway and 100 flights affected with millions prevented from getting to work and school mumbai officials declared a public holiday. and there is no train and they are not making any announcements either there is water logging everywhere here in the next lot but they're not allowing that to leave either. the heavy downpour forced water levels to rise. commuting is a big problem how does a man go to work. they have to get down you need deep and sometimes waist deep water on waterlogged roads to get from one place to another. in the western part of mumbai a wall collapsed on homes in the shanty town workers scramble to rescue survivors

several people were killed and dozens injured in the search with 3 methods victim locating cameras dog searches and physical searches we've handed over all the bodies that we found and all the searches we're not getting any more information or extra signals so we'll ask the local authorities to conclude the rescue operation the indian navy has been called in to provide relief to other areas affected by the heavy downpour india has its monsoon season every year but this storm has already brought the 2nd highest rainfall in 44 years and with 3 more days of heavy rain expected people in mumbai are being told it's better to stay at home. mohammed. heading to a small town in chile gets out of a total solar eclipse which is darkening the skies over south america. last that just 66 minutes of parts of chile and argentina a latin america. in chile the best place to see this rare event.

the transparent skies of northern chile especially the cold kimball region have turned this into the world's astronomy capital. but scientists aren't the only ones rushing to witness a cosmic event that is drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors here to see a total solar eclipse people say well what's question a little better why would you want to travel so far to see it. after you see the eclipse you will know that this would be the american couples 16th have been chasing solar eclipses the world over in a full solar eclipse the position of the moon appears to fully cover the sun turning day into night it occurs somewhere on our planet roughly every 18 months but they're all different depending on the notation the position of the sun and the clarity of the sky on the this fringe family just arrived from paris and says they expect this their 5th eclipse to be the best one yet yes it's an expensive hobby

but once you see a full eclipse. you get addicted actually executor you want to see the next one. accommodation in google kimball and i thought karma regions have been sold out for more than 6 months this is like get up population 4000 where almost everybody is renting a room or their home or even just a little piece of land where people visitors can camp out and the reason is that this remote place has some of the best views of the stars of anywhere in the world and which according to astronomers will also give you some of the best views all the eclipse. but for astronomers and physicists who've also camped out here it's an opportunity to see elusive stars gather data or demonstrate the theory of relativity through these telescopes so you wouldn't know it at the bottom if you're ibu to see weak stars doing a total eclipse we will be able to determine if the light is displaced. and

demonstrate once again on stein's general theory of relativity and they said it's wonderful it's one sharon and burn our book cults have less ambitious expectations so i'm hoping to see stars in the daytime. if the weather cooperates as media ologist predict she will more than likely get her wish to see in human light get that chilly. here with al-jazeera these are the top stories china is calling the protests in hong kong a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems principle under which the territory is run on monday demonstrators stormed and trashed the main parliament building before fleeing ahead of police firing tear gas but most of the protests in hong kong were peaceful more than $500000.00 people turned out to rally opposition leaders say the movement will not be silenced is hard to fully agree

and it is not good to anchorage people pay their. life raise but i help people to have to understand understand because when hong kong only 7 millions of population chilliness of that they deferred people are settled down peacefully parents hold the baby. bring their children join the rally should a want to show the voice of people beijing they will keep silence russia's defense ministry says 14 sailors have died in a fire on a navy submersible the deep sea vessels base isn't civet almost in northwestern russia the incident happened in its territorial waters the deaths were caused by poisoning from combustion gases. the french president calling on iran to immediately reduce its enrich uranium reserves the un's nuclear watchdog confirmed

is stockpiling more enrich uranium that is allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal a new european parliament has opened with renewed signs of division members who supported brags that turned their backs on the session and those in favor of catalan independence rallied outside this was on the 3rd day of talks on who should fill the a used top jobs and monsoon rains have triggered building collapses across the indian state of maharashtra killing at least 27 people this is the heaviest rainfall that people in mumbai have seen in a single day in more than a decade rescue workers spent the night trying to dig people out of the rubble days of nonstop rain of also crippled businesses in mumbai that's my lot for today thank you for your company the stream is next on al-jazeera.

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