trying to deal with donald trump and so i think that you know a large part of the political blame goes towards the republican party who have essentially emboldened donald trump by not calling out his reese's and his sexism his homophobia islam a phobia and mythology and so i think that a lot of the blame lies there as well. they've been gracious and customs enforcement raids have reportedly begun double trump announced that be a crackdown on undocumented workers intensity this weekend religious leaders in houston texas pledged to provide sanctuary for those facing deportation and it's part of donald trump's larger program to discourage central american migrants from traveling to the u.s. i have a lot of respect for our ice officers they're loyal they're compassionate but they have a job to do and it's a tough one and made a lot tougher when a lot of people in congress throw the vitriol at them that they are just for doing their job and enforcing the law as congress put it but what's going on why is the president telegraphing a big new effort to to deport will look if we don't have interior enforcement we

don't have deterrents then people think they can get by that 1st line just as you described earlier and they're done it's over well it isn't over and over a 1000000 people in this country have who are here illegally have gone through extensive due process have removal orders and have not left that how many of those people are going to how many people are you going to forcefully well we'll we'll see we'll see how many rolls on with and it's shows how far we've fallen that it's even news that ice is doing its job this is their job every day is and well it will in fact the numbers are far fewer. under you are fewer people being deported oh that's right president trump and under president obama that's correct ok let's find out more and what's been happening with gabriel is on in washington d.c. so gabriel how these ice raids materialize have been advertised by trump.

we don't think so at least there's no evidence of this as we've been following it since the early hours of sunday morning up until it's a little past 10 pm here on the east coast to us now and there's no evidence of any widespread immigration and customs enforcement raids an immigration immigrant communities in the u.s. in these 8 to 10 cities the trump identified that said that there would be raids happening los angeles chicago new york baltimore miami just to name a few so if they are happening we don't have any video of it and ice has not released any sort of statement about it at all so there's seems that it's not happening in a widespread manner like president trump and ice was saying that it was going to happen but i can tell you that even with that no evidence of this happening it still has left a chilling effect throughout immigrant communities throughout the united states today many migrant families staying away from their house or staying in their house

we heard of places in for example new york city where a park in suburban new york city that normally has dozens of migrant families out on the weekends saw nothing it was like deserted because people just don't want to be outside as much so it's had a real chilling effect on the migrant community throughout the country and that's remember that these more than 3000 people that were targeted with remove all orders roughly 3000 families they weren't necessarily criminals by any stretch of imagination some of them just dismissed court appearances and so that's why they were had removal orders but clearly lots of people were very worried about this but no evidence of these mass rape immigration raids that we were expecting so gay male if if there is that of these massive arrests as was proclaimed by trump why such a huge announcement about it. yeah i mean that's the big question it's very unusual for the u.s. government to do this it's unusual of course. for trump to do this it's

not normal policy i mean under previous presidents immigration custom of foresman would deport people and remove removal orders but they never come out and make a big. show about it like they've done now it's one of a couple things it's either trumps way of trying to scare the immigrant community as a deterrent for mostly central american immigrants maybe not to come to the united states that could be one it could be trump just playing to his base of america 1st base immigrant supporters that he has i mean he campaigned on that during 2016 and he won the presidency so he might be working towards that to reach revitalizing that base that believes in this or these raids could go on in in tomorrow monday tuesday who knows so they might just be temporarily on hold we just don't know but we do know that it just has had this chilling effect on the immigrant community

people just worried and quite frankly families that are scared even if they don't have a remove all order there was widespread fear that immigrant families or undocumented people in the u.s. could be swept away as part of a bigger deportation effort so have to keep a close eye on that to see if it really does happen indeed you know whatever their reason as always controversial and divisive thank you very much. and washington. we have plenty more ahead on this news hour including south africa's government takes an aim at gang violence on the streets of cape town. and we'll go to india's tower of trash that will soon be taller than. on top of the world england finally have their hands on the cricket world cup peter will have all the action and sports.

tens of thousands of people were back on the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shotton ended in violence as right police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center dog that has this report from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous said days protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs . and government leaders are struggling to climb down on the resistance movement that is largely leaderless most of the protesters here are young people who tell us they are disillusioned about hong kong's future. protesters set up barricades in the center of shoutin and riot police arrived from different directions trying

to close off access routes. the situation is tense protesters remain defiant and the patience of police is wearing thin. by 8 pm the police sent out a warning. they are ready to charge but here you can see the pacific rim even begin to disrespect to the moment. these people you know here. thing. you know the feeling in the bed. with me because in fact even leaving me any more you want to make it seem some of the protesters retreated to a nearby and more complex the police went after them and that's when the situation became even more violent i

like so many protests here this march is meant to be a peaceful one most. people do not trust the. chinese and they did. go. for the past 5 weeks these have become familiar scenes in hong kong tens of thousands of protesters showed up here today surprising even the moments organizers and president did for a suburban area like shots and the message is quite clear to caroline's government enough is enough the controversy over the proposed law to extradite suspects to stand trial in china sparked large scale protests last month and now demands have broadened protesters want reassurances that their fundamental freedoms are protected britain returned hong kong to chinese rule in 1997 the so-called one

country 2 systems and over agreement guaranteed the people of hong kong freedom is not widely available in mainland china. but people here tell as those freedoms are being eroded by creeping or story tyrion ism from beijing it remains to be seen what sort of concessions chief executive caroline can offer that will be enough to pacify young people here for now protesters vow they will continue to push back until they. achieve meaningful political reforms. dog and i'll just 0 hong kong. and earlier my colleague barbara sara spoke with joshua wong a leading hong kong pro-democracy activist it was jailed for his role in the movement he says the protests will continue until their demands are met. more than $100.00 and people get on the street again government through withdrawal and

terminated their extradition bail and in the long term it's a must to apply free election in hong kong especially when one country 2 system eroded to be one country one in a hostile the government has not rift jodha bill yet in fact abused exists in the legislative program of cost the leader of hong call provide a misleading narrative claimed that the bill is set but when we check on the largest of the program of the parliament of hong kong the bill is due exis and can be easily reactivated again in the next trial that's why movements do continue and we urge government to terminate it to be you know free election is don't wait out especially half of this it's off the legislative council not democratically elected the leader of hong kong is selected by beijing instead of elected by hong kong people that's why we continue our strike and hong kong people it's just freedom and

democracy and if you seen any indication from authorities that they are taking you seriously that they are perhaps thinking of some concessions to give the demonstrators they claim that they take seriously with using baten attack on me and use pepper stray shoot on me and that's what i experience 7 hours ago in sight the shopping mall if peaceful demonstration is used so no one had to take race that might be prosecuted and jailed especially as the one had the job for 3 times. unfortunately hong kong to offset a minister of population which is 25 percent of hong kong citizen talk to district already but governments do and. that's why. to continue not only is wrong to government headquarters but also a protest rally happened in different districts including the district in the new

church a wrist close to mainland china representatives from both yemen's government and who the rebel fighters have met for the 1st time in 5 months during the meeting which happened aboard a un vessel both sides have been tasked with pulling forces out of her data now the redeployment from the key port city is a critical part of the street in cease fire deal which was reached in december the united arab emirates has recruited at least $500.00 soldiers to be trained in abu dhabi the troops are affiliated with yemen's transitional council a secessionist organization in the south now earlier the u.a.e. announced a partial withdrawal from yemen which senior morality officials are describing as a redeployment they insist they remain committed to the side coalition which has been fighting who through rubble since 2015. now it is struggling to contain

a mountain of rubbish one site unease delis 65 meters high and growing every year because despite the government banning its use 2 years ago one part of it collapsed killing 2 people elizabeth per annum has this report from gaza poor and easterly. a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you're not love are you people living around the site say it's affecting their lives. as you can see the smell is unbearable and if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous methane gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. does he put began as a land for the 984 that reached its capacity nearly 20 years ago they got engineered landfill it means that you have a big hole which is dug out and that it is lined with non-polar members so that

your dock sickly jered of chemicals which comes out from garbage does not lead into the soil and cause what the pollution but in gaza where there is no such thing trucks continue to dump rubbish here despite dolly's governor banning them after a part of the hell a collapsed 2 years ago killing 2 people. this is a cruel joke this is contempt of the people to sponsor will continue to dump garbage in the site they haven't stopped for day after the court order. we asked the east delhi municipal corporation why this is happening but because of the northern ireland by the way with us so we continued to. dispose of all the garbage or dislike that so. it's estimated delhi produces $14500.00 tons of waste every day the problem of waste isn't confined to the city's rubbish dumps around $3000.00 worth. the rubbish produced isn't collected leaving it on

the street and the space just because child he manages this recycling center and says waste isn't just the government's responsibility what i've got is that we feel that resegregation should begin to pull people start segregating reist then rest can be recycled properly and the direct consequence will be back garbage mountains like the wanted one be necessary at all the municipal corporation has started testing of recycling program in 3 areas this year they hope to roll the top of the rest of the region within one year i they also say they'll start clearing gazi put in september and some of its waste will be used to build a national highway elizabeth al-jazeera east delhi. and still ahead on knowledge is there a tension between tbilisi and moscow leaves georgia's tourism sector struggling at the height of summer. and we followed the plight of these in iraq who survived i

saw a campaign of genocide. that epic final at wimbledon people peter had the best of the action and said to corey. welcome back to you in a national weather forecast what we are dealing with a new round of rain here across parts of china and in central areas we are looking at very heavy rain causing problems in terms of water rescues here in greenland take a look at the most current video coming in out of the area you can see the water has been rising rescuers have it out getting people out of the homes as well as businesses but unfortunately water's going to take a little while to go down so this is going to be an ongoing problem if you take a look at forecast map we are going to be seeing some scattered showers across much

of the area over the next you days and with saturated soil already in flooded areas that means any more rain in the area is going to be causing a big problem here as we go towards tuesday more of the same for the region and we are going to be looking at most of the conditions see partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions with the rain continuing i want to take you now down here across the philippines where we are watching the possibility of the development of a new tropical system out here just towards the east now you notice the clouds right there that system is going to be slow in developing but the winds and the rain are going to be increasing over the next few days here on monday the area of low pressure is going to be making its way towards the west and rain is also going to be increasing for parts of luzon as well as the winds in manila rain for you at 28. whether sponsored by the tone. as iraq rebuilds itself following years of conflict women struggle to play a bigger role politically and domestic violence also remains

a problem. some of the brave women battling abuse talk to al jazeera about the struggles they face and that pursuit of justice. well you know. some other life. recruited to. exploit on the battlefield the new regime. we should be ashamed. for all come. over to. investigate the plight of real britons african troops. the forgotten heroes are.

there let me take you through our main stories this hour. president government would be willing to talk to the u.s. if washington lifts its economic sanctions and returns to the conditions of the 2015 nuclear deal several of the deals. are also issued a statement calling for dialogue to resume. the u.s. president is under fire for a series of racially charged tweets against 4 democratic congress women of color donald trump told the group to leave the u.s. and go back to where they came from democrats have dismissed the attack. on tens of thousands of people have protested against what they say is growing political influence at all. but what started as

a peaceful march in the suburb of sharpton and to the violence that's right police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center. south africa's government says reassured. living in cape town though the army will only be deployed on to the city streets temporarily the move which is expected to last 3 months is aimed at tackling the rising violence in the city's poorest neighborhoods and made a miller has this report. all too familiar scenes on the cape flats in cape town we communities are terrorized by gang violence and the. mobile phone footage shows opposing gangs in manenberg opening fire at point blank range in a field just across from high rise flats in another video a man who we are told is a gang member shoots across a parking lot in yet another taken in hanover park shots are fired in defiance of police as they arrive at the scene people in these communities say they live in

fear and the police have lost control many welcome the government's decision to send soldiers to 10 areas they say of being held hostage by gangs and violence. one of them is dawn peters who has lived in manenberg for 17 years her son trevor was shot dead a month ago as he walked to the shop to buy snacks for a football match gone says she ran for cover as the shots rang out outside a home. for the guns invariants but i couldn't see their faces for thought obviously. and so i saw them walking for the doors and 4 for wrong in the corner was for them shot so i knew i wasn't going to make good to fight on both sides the people that these guys come with guns but there's error in the shots just. and so i just that and so on and in i just

it's 3 lives. aside from mourning her son dawn says she's had to plead with the other 2 sons to not take revenge for their brother's murder she says the cycle of violence has to stop we've been in manenberg for 2 days and throughout both days they've been multiple shootings on the streets around us just to further down there's just been a gang shoot out that happened minutes ago and people here say that was between rival gangs we've been told not to go any closer because it's not safe. because we are you know nobody knows community leader jeremy bruce speaks at a community meeting he says it's up to people living here to keep the community safe and that deploying the army is a temporary solution to the greater problem of poverty and unemployment this community holds marches every week some may argue in

a futile attempt to keep the community safe when it's the gangs who appear to have the power the minister of police says the military's mission will be to stabilise these areas while they continues to be uncertainty around when that will happen these narrow streets continue to be the playground of gangs with guns from either miller al-jazeera cape town. staying in south africa our former president jacob zuma is expected to testify at an inquiry into government corruption he was forced from office last year accusing. accused of overseeing the mass looting of state funds and what zuma is due to appear for several days it's not clear if you'll respond to the allegations are with us or has more from johannesburg. a string of public protest media revelations and pressure from within his own party to jacob zuma as resignation as president now 18 months out of office zuma

continues to fight allegations of corruption many of them linked to his relationship with the gupta. the doctors are accused of using their relationship with zuma to influence government policy and when lucrative state contracts for its businesses while zuma and the gupta deny any wrongdoing the former president is expected to make his 1st appearance at an inquiry into corruption those rumors really. you're not going to see his his direct fingerprints on a lot of things you know a lot of the corruption that happened was happening inside state owned so it would happen under the c.e.o. c.f.o. that had effectively been appointed by him you know by the ministers that he had appointed. the accusations against zuma and the doctors are just the latest in a long line of scandals zuma is she to return to court in september on charges of fraud corruption and money laundering a 180000000 dollars deal with a french military arms company teles zuma says the charges are political conspiracy

the beautiful economic research estimates that and as soon as leadership so that is economy lost $70000000000.00 president has called as peter says his time in office 9 a wasted years and many south africans agree or enjoy some support especially in his home problems of tile there is great public interest in seeing him how to account for his suspect. drole instate corruption with many saying zuma led the looting of state coffers the allegations extend to zuma spammy with his son to design a link to businesses owned by the captors mr zuma tends to view the process the seas of justice the process of governance which as we've seen when he's been called before parliament to answer questions as well as we've seen when he's been called before the courts to answer he views all of these processes as being the meet him in

a very patronizing paternalistic way. while many say that ricans are anxious to hear zuma give his side of the story it's still not clear whether he would testify before the commission or cross-examine witnesses who have implicated him. al-jazeera jana's built. the 1st case of a bowl that has been reported in the democratic republic of congo city of goma the discovery has raised concern the virus could spread quicker in the densely populated area close to the 100 border. which has a population of $1000000.00 it's located south of where the 2nd largest break on record was 1st detected a year ago officials say the city has been preparing for a potential outbreak but the virus has been hard to contain in rural areas due to the mistrust of health officials and communal violence next month will mark the 5th anniversary of the start of eyesores no mass killing campaign in iraq it is

estimated that between 3 and 5000 years the these were murdered because of their religious believes and many more are still missing priyanka gupta has the story. shunts the colors she's surrounded by she will only wear black until her missing husband carol returns it's she's one of the estimated more than 6000 you see the girls and women who are kidnapped and sold into slavery by isis fighters. she makes dresses to sell for a few dollars in a can for the internally displaced people in northwestern iraq where my chest and that is she any if i was sitting here with one hand on top of the other be constantly thinking about what i saw did to me while my husband isn't here where my 2 kids are and about my 9 relatives still in iceland herm's. isis fighters invaded the city of sin jar in 24 teams and killed thousands of you

see these u.n. investigators describe the attack as genocide saying there you see these were systematically targeted for their religious beliefs it took 15 months for kurdish peshmerga fighters to force i saw from sin jar around 3000 you see these are still missing half of them women. earlier this year u.n. teams began examining bodies from mosque raised to identify the dead and gather evidence of ice of the trustees for eventual trials. but for forensic specialists matching samples with you see the survivors isn't easy because they're scattered both in iraq and abroad. but in the u.c.d. community was dispersed across many countries after being heavily persecuted by ice so for example there are 2280 families in germany that i aspire to reach to get d.n.a. samples and match though there are 800 families in australia 800 in canada and

nearly 100 or 150 in france some families are losing hope of learning the feet of their relatives but. there's no more dovish not in iraq not in syria not anywhere that's aggressive dodge that was able to keep prisoners and their whole camp the only women and children no men but it would still be better to know them not to know. closure that the you see the community desperately needs as it struggles to rebuild. al-jazeera. monsoon rains have left behind a trail of devastation across 3 countries in the parlor least 60 people have been killed in flash floods and landslides dozens of people are missing and 10000 others are displaced continuous rain since there is there's inundated homes as well as destroyed bridges and roads across the country if and floods have left at least 10

people dead in bangor there where some of the worst damage is has been in a refugee camps in this bizarre various home to 1000000 refugees who fled persecution in neighboring 1000000 mark 5000 of their shelters have been destroyed more than 200 rain triggered monthlies have been reported since april. now more than a 1000000 people have been displaced in northeastern india flash floods hit the region killing 10 people farmlands and residential areas have been submerged up the rivers burst their banks has more. so. living in northeastern india were prepared for the monsoon rains but not for this. so much rain has fallen the brahmaputra river has burst its banks watering up entire villages. this family is safe and now . they are among nearly a 1000000 people who have been displaced by the flooding in the state. with thousands of homes under water some have been forced to take refuge on rooftops.

while others are doing all they can. to protect their families from the ongoing rains. to tell each has also triggered mudslides and several people have been killed. those have turned to government run camps for relief. all farmers are worried about their crops so so that. as soon as farmers began sowing and irrigating the land that's when the rain began it's been extreme 72 hours of continuous rain the water level kept rising and then study submerged of farmland nearly all of our crops have been destroyed so it's not just india affected by the heavy rains dozens have been killed in neighboring nepal and bangladesh. while this couple didn't let the rain dampen their wedding is not much to celebrate for thousands of others here in india more monsoon rains are for costs and the

floodwaters are expected to continue to rise in the coming days so to hide out and josina. india's space agency is delaying the launch of its 2nd lunar mission chandra and 2 because of think technical snag the indian space research organization says a new launch window will be confirmed later and brian 2 will carry a lunar lander and remotely and a remotely operated rover to investigate the moon's unexplored south pole franziska the ago is a senior research fellow at the department of physics and astronomy at university college london and he says global unity is key to future space exploration. of the like a kind of space race between the asian countries actually china india and japan but i think you saw a very healthy competition in this case india is going to continue with. chandra

and one that discover water in the near the south pole of the moon or no children 2 is going to be launching throughout the area with alum there and we thought rover to explore the possibilities of finding water you know more you know more that way with more that the evidence so it is very complimentary to what all the nations are doing it is called. turkey has received a 3rd shipment of components of the s 400 air defense system from russia more deliveries are expected over the next few days in defiance of a warning from the united states turkish pilots are no longer being trained to fly america's f. 35 war plane the pentagon is threatening to cancel turkey's orders for the fighter jet. dozens of people have been arrested in russia to rally demanding opposition candidates be included in the upcoming local elections the crowd chanted against moscow's election commission off to signatures function several independent candidates were rejected.