lined in this decision to suspend turkey from the program and initiate the process to formally remove turkey from the program as president trump said in his statement today the us still values our strategic partnership with turkey the us president made it clear he blamed the previous administration for refusing to sell the u.s. patriot air defense system to turkey in the 1st place he wanted to buy our patriot missile we were to sell it and then when he made a deal and he really wanted to buy it when he made a deal with another country russia to buy their system that he didn't even want that all of a sudden we say oh ok we'll see you will now sell you the patriot and because of the fact he bought a russian missile we're not allowed to sell of billions of dollars worth of aircraft it's not a fair situation you have something nasr thank you splendid well i think that you set the record. but it is a serious matter turkey it signed

a deal to buy more than $100.00 of the new jets it says it's still waiting for official notification of its suspension from the f. $35.00 program but says the move is unfair the americans maintain it threatens their military security the russians who will assist turkey in operating the 400 system could in theory work out the radar signatures of the air 35 the f. 35 as you may know is a stealth fighter that means that it isn't invisible but it does have a very much reduced radar signature and by operating the system the radar of the has 400 it might be able to detect how the aircraft might become visible and then vulnerable to the russian system but analysts also say they don't see it creating a rift in the alliance nato secretary-general praise turkey's role but i'm saying that turkey as. a nato member is.

liveries expected to be completed by next year until then no one can be sure how the military and political alliances may or may not shift stephanie. and there's plenty more ahead for you this news hour including. i'm florence lee in village east java indonesia where the world's plastic waste problem and the failures of the recycling system are laid bare. but also tell you about a suspected arson attack on an animation studio in japan. and in sports we'll hear what this in boxing legend had to say when his latest rival compared him to a dinosaur. now at least 9 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern afghanistan the bombing happened near kandahar as police headquarters to be initial blast security forces came under fire from

several attackers at least 60 people have been injured and the taliban has claimed responsibility a libyan politician from the east has been kidnapped and her husband killed see her is an m.p. of the alternative parliament set up anything ghazi it's spy world khalifa haftar who is now trying to take over the capital tripoli in the west criticized have to in a t.v. interview the un backed government has accused have to us forces of kidnapping her and has demanded immediate release now the body of the turkish diplomat who was shot dead in the northern iraqi city of ajdabiya on wednesday is being taken back home he and 2 iraqi kurdish civilians were killed in an attack at a restaurant. u.n. special envoy for yemen martin griffiths says significant progress towards peace has been made in the country but he warned all warring factions that conflict will escalate further if they fail to uphold the stockholm agreement the war in yemen is

now in its 4th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define chass of making a move of peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen. our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this act is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in yemen and this is a reminder of the view already expressed that peace will come on the back of promises made in stock now becoming promises kept in yemen now a suspected arson attack at an animation studio in japan has killed at least $33.00

people for hours firefighters such the building hoping to find survivors and they fear that the death toll may still rise as her young has more. the fire broke out thursday morning in this popular animation production studio in kyoto fire and smoke in gulf the 3 story building as rescue teams searched for survivors. and there were some women inside the building firefighters had to break windows to pull them out. many were unable to escape with the rising death toll japan fears are this could become one of the deadliest fires in its recent history dozens were injured others were missing you cut it when the fire broke out about 70 people were inside the building so we checked the whereabouts of these people using their mobile phone contacts we also checked the number of the people who made it outside safely. what's left of the building is also a crime scene the man in this video is a suspect he's accused of entering the studio employing

a liquid onto the floor and igniting it while shouting die he was arrested and taken to the hospital. he seemed to be in pain irritated and suffering he was also angry and seemed resentful prime minister she has called the fire to a polling for words he offered condolences to the victims and their families as the country tries to make sense of what's happened. on al-jazeera. the un special rapporteur on human rights in manama says the team did not get access to your and have fact finding mission in the country yet he leads says villages have been burned down in recent days and she has been prevented from gathering information reports. the u.s. state department has announced saying sions army and moore's military commander in chief men on lying and 3 other military leaders punishment for their role in the ethnic cleansing of the ring of minority but the united nations special repertoire

and human rights mean more says the same sions don't go far enough it's better late than never i just want to know why it took us so long after other countries and i and others have raised this issue if a firm has listed 6. generals that should be on that that should be sanctioned immediately especially repertory young the league said reports for me and more in recent weeks suggested human rights violations and abuses by the army and armed fighters against civilian populations may be getting worse a particular concern an ongoing internet and mobile phone blackout in myanmar as record and chen stakes the question is. did the government of myanmar impose the internet. to inflict more time on the people living in rakhine. the internet blackout has also prevented individuals wanting to

engage with me from being able to make contact. it is challenging to get information on what is happening on the ground under these circumstances but i have been told that 3 villages in rakhine have been burned down by the model in the last 2 weeks in 2017 a military crackdown in iraq and state caused more than 730000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh according to un investigators mass killings gang rapes and arson were perpetrated by me in march military and executed with genocidal intent a team from the international criminal court is now in bangladesh to investigate what happened the i.c.c. prosecutor $52.00 have been sued or is asked to launch a formal investigation into the violence many are waiting and hoping that will become a reality. now british m.p.'s have made it more difficult for the next prime

minister to push through a new deal breaks that by suspending parliament a majority of m.p.'s have just very said for an amendment that will ensure that parliament stays open and the run up to the october 31st deadline for breakfast but our correspondent joins us now live from london so john i even though we don't yet have a confirmed prime minister we do now know what he can't. while we know some of what he can do and as you say this amendment a crucial victory really for opponents in parliament to no deal curtails the future prime minister probably boris johnson let's face it ability to probe or unilaterally suspend parliament in order to force through the sort of brics that he wants by all accounts and no deal breaks it would not be a problem for him unopposed with m.p.'s no longer sitting that's

a big big deal to be sure it doesn't rule out no deal all together that would require an act of parliament but it's a big step in the right direction for m.p.'s as a say opposed to a no deal a big victory this by a much bigger margin than anyone expected 17 conservative party m.p.'s rebelling against the government a number of senior ministers abstaining all of that a sign to boris johnson if he is indeed to succeed to resume a next week of the difficulties that will remain in this parliament as they have done all along in getting through the sort of breaks it acceptable to the conservative party m.p.'s will be hoping now. some m.p.'s certainly that juror in the autumn they can find the means to take control of the business of parliament as they did earlier this year and try to lay down legislation that would effectively make no deal illegal they're not at that point yet but they have certainly bought themselves some time and break it down for us what does all of

this mean especially as we're heading towards up $10.00 to $30.00 fast presumably even if there is yet another extension or the same obstacle is going to remain. yes i think that's what these numbers indicate assuming and i think it is safe to assume that it's boris johnson i mean look mr johnson in the campaign has said october 31st is briggs's day do or die quote unquote he's also set up all sorts of brand new red lines around renegotiating the existing deal with the european union that the european union have said they will not do so he's made the idea of a deal less likely now the prospect of a no deal becomes more complicated that pushes us pushes us into the territory during the course of an extension presumably of a possible general election which the conservatives are not relishing because they've got no guarantee of winning it they may therefore in the final analysis choose the idea of a 2nd referendum again we're nowhere near that point but that is where this

narrative appears to be a journey across all those latest developments for us from london thank you jane. now the by a loud break in the eastern democratic republic of congo is now a public health emergency of international concern that announcement by the world health organization was made just days after the virus spread to the city of goma a major regional hub on the border with rwanda has claimed at least 1600 lives in the region in the past year our correspondent catherine so i reports from nairobi. after hours of deliberations by the emergency committee of the world health organization over the status of the born in the democratic republic of congo members have decided it requires a vigorous international response there is concern about spreading them from mom to get away even there so far no cases were infected in the city.

these days appointments that there has been a recurrence of intense transformation in beijing savagery graphical expansion is now complete 500 kilometers. or define it is only going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher who traveled to the temple about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died earlier this week at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances rhonda has already told citizens to avoid traveling to go. the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trades. darcey government officials say many of those who came in contact with the preacher have been vaccinated and it's unlikely it will spread fatah but asked still consigns is

a key city. i can't afford to be afraid because if i'm scared of carrying someone i'll get no clients and that means no money so what shall i eat. what will be do now should be children because of this i'm very watered. more than a 1000000 people leave here and sitting at the teep of like it's easy to travel to other countries in the region as well as other parts of the. vaccinations in affected areas have intensified this is benny in north kivu province where there is concern that more people are getting sick there's also concern about the disease spreading to uganda health workers in south west uganda vaccinating people who could have come in contact with the congresswoman who visited the market to trade a few days ago she died of a boiler when she returned home the government says she did not cross a formal border point where she'd of been screened this is the same region where

a child tested positive for a bowler last month after his mother took him back to d'arcy to bury his father the child and later died due to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past. cathy zoi al-jazeera. frederico has gotten edifies protesters calling for his resignation after a scandal i have an online chat about. donald trump support his challenger his racist comments during his last campaign rallies and insulting for congress money. and sports the youngstown off snow and ice against the gentle giants and their pre-season for at the united states the reaction coming out.

hello again a welcome back well this i want to take you down here towards where the western part of on specifically over here towards israel where on wednesday they received the temperature in saddam about 49.9 degrees celsius now this broke a record for july and normally of course the temperatures get quite hot they are below sea level but over the next few days they do have heat warnings in effect for much of this area especially in the inland areas as well as the lower lying areas but here on our map for jerusalem not too bad for you we're looking at a time for there of about $27.00 degrees beirut's going to be seeing about $29.00 degrees but as we go towards saturday temperatures here in aleppo rise as well to about $36.00 well here across the gulf it is the winds that we have been dealing with over the last couple of days winds are going to be dying down though as we go into the weekend so one more day here and 40 degrees and windy conditions coming

out of the northwest but by the time we get towards saturday the winds going to die down the temperatures are coming up to about 4440 degrees and the scott we do expect to see a high temperature few of 30 degrees there and then very quickly we do have a a quick moving storm pushing across much of the cape cape town seeing some clouds pushing through as well but for temperature wise we're going to see about 15 degrees there in durban at about 27 for you. insulation indicates to have or associated the incident occurred at least apartment has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways there are too many opportunities for the computer to get who's checking those offices who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your son the truth is road to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and then depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. succeeded discussions with your team was the

deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headlines many foreign journalists including those from al-jazeera have had their licenses revoked their offices raided explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire that convinced me this was the conservation chance in my life that the world is watching. al-jazeera. and i again i'm just. a reminder about top stories this hour iran's revolutionary guards have seized

a foreign tank they say was trying to smuggle oil the announcement was made a few hours ago however the tanker was reportedly seized on sunday just south of la rock island in the strait of hormuz. turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. 35 fighter jet program unfair saying it will harm their relations washington acted after attack he accepted that. russia's s 400 defense system. and the un special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar says the persecution of the rich is still ongoing she says villages have been burned down in recent days and she's been prevented from getting in to gather information. now the u.s. president has stepped up his attacks on 4 democratic congresswoman of color while addressing supporters that a rally his racist tweets telling them to go home have gone condemnation both in the u.s. and abroad the u.k. as foreign secretary jeremy hunt has described the comments as totally offensive

white house correspondent candy how get reports from greenville in north carolina. historic greenville north carolina is a southern town with a diverse economy centered around health care and education so it's not surprising there are many here unhappy with their president's tweets targeting 4 female congress women of color saying if they don't like the united states they can leave i think. no one can. think. with him reacting. making it personal. that's not how you bring people together. no matter how distasteful many believe donald trump might be across town at his 1st campaign rally since announcing his re-election bid

defended his attacks on the floor congresswoman and launch new attacks on congresswoman. she looks down with contempt on the hard working american saying that ignorance is pervasive in many parts of this country omar has a history of launching this year's anti-semitic screen. omar responded on twitter to the crowd chanting center back with a poem from american civil rights activist maya angelo still as trump addressed supporters he insisted he's helped communities of color by lowering unemployment also hailed a failed vote in the house of representatives to impeach him as a victory and they want to try and impeach it's a disgrace. polls show a majority of us voters see trump's twitter attacks on the congresswoman as

un-american but polls also show. most conservatives support the president's controversial statements so expect trump to employ more not less race baiting in his reelection campaign as he vilifies the female democratic lawmakers many now call the squad terms tactic of labeling a group of female congress women is vicious socialist the left wing cranks appears to be part of a broader strategy designed to use american pride to not only hold on to a base of support but also when new voters can really help get al jazeera greenville north carolina let's speak to eric hamm who is an american political analyst and he's joining us now from washington d.c. eric let me start by asking you to take the political temperature over there what's the feeling like on capitol hill now after the congressional web you chris saw this week and the president seemingly taking no notice of. yeah washington right

now is experiencing a major heat wave in a dozen me and it gets even harder when you go to capitol hill when you look at the fights the battles that are taking place not only did you have the house take this a rebuke of the president which is unprecedented but then immediately following that you have congressman al green introducing these impeachment articles so even though that that that failed you still have just a recalcitrant president and a very tense for taking place that's coursing all throughout washington and eric there are scenes that we've seen of people chanting racist comments at a presidential rally a presidential rally is this an example of how the polarization of american politics is now polarizing american society itself. it's. you know just when we thought it couldn't get any worse this one with if we thought it couldn't get any lower particularly when you look at what took place immediately in the aftermath of

charlottesville and then you see the president standing at that podium with the imprimatur of the white house of the u.s. presidency and then you have the races screech from the audience and the president seeming to continue to go that it seems as though we have moved in a place beyond reproach in fact even the columnist the conservative columnist george will believe that where the president is leading the country now is a place that perhaps we we cannot actually return from so it's a very dark day in washington well eric let me ask you how republicans are reacting because we've seen such muted condemnation from most of them so far has this last rally and the escalating outrage has that changed anything. unfortunately it has not we still see that only a handful of conservatives are willing to speak out against this president in fact when you look at the resolution that passed on monday rebuking the president only for congress conservatives actually supported that resolution and fact one of the

members who supported the resolution is actually retiring so we don't really see the profiles in courage from the conservatives to actually go after the president for the racist comments and i think what you're seeing is a president who has unequivocal e taken control of not just the republican party but the soul itself of the party is there any of this likely to have any kind of impact on the presidential election next year i mean it it appears that very little seems to shift the views of trump space. well no you're right and i think what we're seeing is we're seeing the president right now unveil his strategy that will take place over the course of the next 15 months a strategy that will invoke fear racism nativism and seek to divide the country and it will be interesting to see how the democrats respond with many of the invective that we're seeing coming from the president and unfortunately his supporters erick

ham an american political analyst there joining us from washington always a pleasure to have you on out of there eric while a prominent u.s. senator chuck schumer has called on the f.b.i. to investigate one of the most popular applications in the wild face that he is concerned it could pose national security and privacy arrests the millions of americans since the company is based in russia now face up has been installed on more than 100000000 android phones and it's the most popular application in the i tunes store you take a photo and then it uses artificial intelligence to manipulate the image to make you look older or younger or even change agenda privacy watchdogs say that uses need to read the fine print because they granting the company a license to use their images forever and however the company wants to face up says it deletes most photos from that service off to 48 hours and that it doesn't send data to the russian government. is that code and digital expert who we spoke to

earlier he says the public should be concerned about their privacy regardless of the ownership of apps and question. americans have some of the worst rights when it comes to privacy and the world were a little better in the e.u. with the general data protection regulation that g.d.p. are but in america it's a free for all i mean remember that when it when it comes to facebook and google doing the same thanks you know americans call it innovation and disruption and they celebrate it it's again only when the russians and chinese are involved when they're like ok this could be bad yeah but it's bad in general you know we should be looking at alternatives we should be looking at funding alternatives because you know all the funding goes into these sort of businesses venture capital billions or are spent creating new types of businesses based on surveillance you know we should be looking at alternatives there how do we fund technology that is in the common good maybe we need to start thinking about funding it from the commons maybe

instead of big tech we should be thinking about small tech how do we fund technologies that are just tools for people not surveillance devices we need to start having these conversations and not just in reaction to the latest leak or the latest app that has a privacy issue that you know blows up on twitter we start talking about this is a systemic issue. now staying in the tech space and g. 7 finance ministers have been meeting in france playing down the prospects for facebook's plan digital currency the tech giant is also facing resistance in the united states where the cryptocurrency known as a neighbor came under attack and senate hearings this week charlie rangel reports. introducing libra a new global currency as product launches go digital coin libra has been one of the worst in the u.s. senators lined up to attack facebook over its plans for a new cryptocurrency saying the tech giant cannot be trusted facebook is burned

down the house over and over in every arson a learning experience look at facebook's record we'd be crazy to give them a chance to experiment with people's bank accounts to use powerful tools they don't understand like monetary policy to jeopardize hardworking americans ability to provide for their family. now it's become a priority for g 7 finance ministers meeting in france they've decided facebook must address certain laws and regulations before it can code launch libra and they're setting up a task force to manage the risk of crypto currencies france's finance minister warns an unregulated currency would create problems all sovereign states sobering currencies. and so. they are sticking to some very strong commitments some very strong words we cannot accept to have the new currency having exactly the same kind of power without the same kind of. libor would allow users to

buy products and transfer money for nearly no fees facebook says it would not fully control the currency but have just $1.00 vote in the liberal association which includes other companies including visa. but unlike bitcoin libras value would be tied to national currencies the number of bitcoins is limited. $21000000.00 the supply of labor would be determined by the deeper association and subject to supply and demand government financial regulators and banks share the concern that widespread adoption of the digital currency by facebook's 2300000000 users could opt in the financial system and for now they're fighting to keep facebook out to finance. our desire. native hawaiian protesters are blocking the construction of a $1000000000.00 telescope on land they say is hurry but now the state's governor has signed an emergency proclamation granting police the power to clear the site

and or chapell reports. above the clouds on hawaii's largest island there's a standoff native hawaiians call this dormant volcano mana kiya and many consider it sacred only high ranking chiefs and priests are even allowed to climb it they sing in praise at its base. and believe it to be the perfect place to connect with the heavens astronomers agree with clear weather and little light pollution hawaii's tallest mountain is home to 13 telescopes and construction was meant to begin this week on the biggest one yet a $1400000000.00 project the 30 meter telescope will be one of the world's most advanced with 12 times the resolution of the hubble space telescope scientists hope to use it to study the big bang and answer questions about the origins of the universe it will also be the largest telescope in the northern hemisphere and that's part of the problem its construction has been delayed for years due to

protests and legal battles and for several days why it's have blocked construction crews from making their way up even though the state supreme court has ruled they can go ahead thousands of protesters are now at the site and if we slow them down and they continue to proceed it could be even a long struggle over prepared for that and we need one you really really confident that they will not get that done that in that building built and it will be built they have the support of hollywood celebrities including some with hawaiian heritage their slogan we are mona kiya. but the local governor has granted police extra powers to block the demonstrations and dozens have been arrested or even though law enforcement has done everything it can to talk in reason with protesters the protesters continue to break the law. in place the safety of the public risk the project supporters see all of humanity stands to gain for the discoveries the telescope may make but the message from its opponents is think about making them

somewhere else. al-jazeera. protests have been held in new york on the 5th anniversary of the death of eric garner who died while in a police offices chokehold the demonstrations come a day after federal and prosecutors decided not to charge the white policeman and evolved in the case. was accused of placing donna in a choke hold that contributed to his death and 2014 that incident helped spark the black tribes mass movement on his family once plantar layer to the fires. my son was still. there i'm still feeling that same thing. at ministration. staying in new york and the judge has decided that financier jeffrey epstein must

stay in jail while awaiting trial the 66 year old is charged with sex trafficking dozens of under-age girls the judge said epstein who is once close with donald trump is a flight risk noting his ownership of the jets and 2 private islands. now protests against pressure because embattled governor have turned violent and the capital san juan it's been several days of protest has started taking to the streets against a need and they say is intolerant and corrupt. has the latest. i i fighting in rioting on the cobblestone streets of a historic district of san juan puerto rico anger directed at the governor they say disrespects his own people the protesters are furious after nearly $900.00 pages of governor ricardo rosello those private text messages were leaked publicly last week messages that were pulled her and sexist summit made fun of obese people mocked

political opponents and seemingly joked about the thought of killing the female mayor of san juan he's admitted the messages were his and apologized but said he won't step down so the people are trying to force him out hasn't been the best governor but when those text got leaked we know that he hit right rock bottom like there's no way that this guy could continue governor puerto rico we need our strong leader we need someone to. guide us in the right way what started as small protests have turned into huge street demonstrations with tens of thousands of people now protesting from all walks of society young people old people even people that belong to the governor's political party now all out here with the same message not asking him to step down but now demanding it it's the worst political crisis in puerto rico's history to cabinet members who took part of

the texting the secretary of state have resigned but being mocked and ridiculed by their leader has seemingly united 3000000 puerto ricans against rosello but i've never seen something that connects us in such a. deep and social level it is not about politics it's about our people in our humanity that's been slapped in the face time and time again and we've had enough with a government in scandal over text messages that the people saying the only way out is for the man who sent them to leave. san juan puerto rico. indonesia says that sending more than $200.00 tons of rubbish back to australia the shipment was only meant to contain recycled paper but it was found to be contaminated with other waste thrown 3 reports from east java it's highlighting problems with the global recycling system. this used to be mostly paddy fields

but rubbish which has been dumped here for almost 40 years dominates the landscape villages here don't mind in fact they welcome it. this used to be a poor area i couldn't even afford to go to school but with this trash i could put my 3 children through school my oldest is getting a ph d. . like many others demand makes a living from sorting through the waste this is rubbish that's already been sorted most of it comes from a paper recycling factory in the village and what's dumped here is mostly scraps and you find broken bits of plastic bags of food wrappers sometimes even clothes. villages also by waste from paper recycling factories. there's relatively valuable stuff to be salvaged such as plastic bottles and drinks can. even plastic

bags have resale value. burned by some factories which make tofu. as a cheap alternative to firewood to environmentalists these are worrying developments. our investigation conducted since 2017 shows they continue nation from place stick and household waste and waste paper imports in 35 to 40 percent vetch shouldn't be allowed the industry standard is between 2 to 5 percent. he says imports of waste paper increased by 35 percent last year which is when china stopped importing plastic waste. we didn't conduct checks on waste paper imports in the past because they were considered low risk but we inspected several containers recently from australia after we got a tip off. customs inspectors found a plastic packaging that even used baby nappies stuffed between palls of waste

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now it's time for sports so far a particularly bad day for one golfer yes to worry michael roy yes indeed thank you the 148 edition of the open golf championship is teed off at the royal portrush course the game's oldest major tournaments is being played in northern ireland for the 1st time since $951.00 the home favorite rory mcilroy had the worst start imaginable dropping 4 shots on the 1st hole it looks unlikely that the 2014 winter will make the half way kite he finished the day on 8 over par but here is some of the other scores 15 time major champion tiger woods is also struggling on 3 over par current world number one brooks kept is going well at 3 under one shot behind the clubhouse leader from ireland shane lowry his 67 puts him on 4 under for the championship. i really enjoy today the crows are unbelievable cheered and every

table and everything is just such a special feeling and i try to enjoy those music while i was doing my work and then the business has been exciting few days it's just hope i can give them something to cheer about and on the. paper president johnny in $150.00 it's hit back at claims that football's world governing body is call and izing the african game if a last month announced it would be taking temporary charge of football administration on the continent the president of african football ahmed ahmed is the shop's subject of a corruption investigation. what does it mean colonialization i don't know. it's not part of my vocabulary. but i know what it means to work i know what it means to team up i know what it means to put up the sleeves. to go on the pitch and to help

and that's what we're doing here of why the country that hosted the 1st ever football world cup as part of a 4 nation bid to stage the 100th anniversary edition of the tournament in 2030 years why i joined with argentina paraguayan and chilean announcing their joint campaign on shoes day so far fever has received 3 confirmed bids with china egypt and the u.k. also expressing their interest byron munich striker robert lewandowski says the club are in danger of being left behind by europe's elite unless they make some new signings the polish international was speaking following byron's loss to english premier league side arsenal in l.a. in a pre-season friendly but with desk a who scored in the $21.00 defeat says winning the champions league would be difficult at the club do add to the signing they've already made this summer the german champions of signed 2 french world cup winners and lucas hernandez and then chairman of ard for a combined cost of $129000000.00. and one international karen trippier has been

officially introduced by a political majority the defender has joined from tottenham in a $25000000.00 deal is home ground will now be the venue where spurs lost last season's champions league final against liverpool it was amazing money came here to train the day before the champions league final and this is why. you know one of the best stadiums in the world. and now i'm here to an ethical player to play in there we go is this a privilege not of the one i'm going to take in the stride. that was just over a year to go until the tokyo olympics organizers are stress testing many of the venues surfing is one of the 5 new sports included in the games this test event was hit by heavy fog and relatively flat seats olympic qualification has already started with 20 places available for both men and women were very confident and part of the reason why we're here during this period is to see how the conditions

are running during the format and i think. you know well we'll from what we've seen and we're on schedule. the conditions are up for adequate. voxer is our all but obliged to trade insults ahead of the big fights and manny pacquiao as latest opponent looks to have found a new angle key thurman comparing the only 8 division world champion in the history of boxing to a dinosaur and not in a good way the pair fight for the super welterweight title in las vegas on saturday . it just puts me in the flight mode when i let them know you know you're going to do that with a move to rex arms he's about to get you know beat up i think a punch a center in the face. nothing personal with him but in our job as a fighter. it's kind of the proton thing and i have to put some things and that's

why and someone invaded for this fight. and that is all your sport for now much more coming up later but for now it's back to that he at length and that's it for me for this news that i'll be back in just a moment with more of today's news. i think looking at your instagram account reading apple's fault behind the scenes this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them everyone has

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this long been the exclusive. one i want to investigate. the comps in the discrimination in india on which is 0. 0. every. iran's revolutionary guards capture a small oil tanker in the strait of hormuz accusing the crew members of smuggling fuel. hello i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the

u.s. kicks turkey out of its f. $35.00 fighter jet program the consequence of russia's latest ad offense system arriving in ankara. it's now going to be harder for the u.k.'s next prime minister to deliver a no deal breaks it will tell you why. i'm florence li in bronwyn village east java indonesia where the world's plastic waste problem and the failures of the recycling system are laid back. we begin with developments in the gulf iran's revolutionary guards have seized a foreign tank and they say was trying to smuggle oil the announcement was made several hours ago but the tanker was reportedly seized on sunday just south of the loric island and the strait of hormuz the island is home to a god base and is the closest to rein in territory to our mum on this is how the

tank a seizure was announced on iranian state television. they are very new to a patrolling operation to find in-flight fuel smuggling of ships passing through the persian gulf on sunday revolutionary boats found a foreign ship carrying 1000000 liters of smuggled fuel and after coordinating with judicial authorities they seized it and 12 crew members a correspondent also jabari has more from tehran. the revolutionary guard able forces where on an anti smuggling mission in the waters of the strait of hormuz when they came across this vessel on sunday they said that it was suspicious the cargo on board so they decided to investigate further and after that they decided that they needed to pursue legal venues to seize this vessel and that is what they did on sunday the revolutionary guard statement says that the vessel was seized near the rock island in the strait of hormuz with 12 crew members on board apparently this vessel had fueled up from iranian dows where it was heading further

south in the strait of hormuz to sell the fuel that it had on board that is when the arabians decided to carry out an operation and seize this ship of course this all comes at a time where tensions are very high in the strait of hormuz a number of incidents have taken place here and also noteworthy is the seizure of a new reigning in oil tanker in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th where it caused major incident between the iranian government and the british because the british navy seized the grace one oil tanker which was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of iranian crude oil they said that it was heading to syria and that is why they seized that but they were angels have said that that was not the destination of that vessel and they're demanding it to be returned this quickly as possible this incident on thursday the announcement from the revolutionary guard appears to be a different situation where the revolutionary guard has yet again shown that it is capable of carrying out the measures needed to secure the waters of the strait of

hormuz and they have in fact sat in the past that this is their number one priority the revolutionary guard me will forces are concerned with the security of the strait of hormuz and they will do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable well earlier i spoke to mohammad marandi who is the political analyst and tehran and he gave me his perspective on how iran and viewing the situation. i think that expect a sions among many in iran is that if you run is to retaliate it has to go after a far bigger target or numerous targets because a many people in iran feel that. it is time for you iran to push back and when the british carry out what the iranians consider an act of piracy and impede iranian tankers that then the iranians which have much many more. many more tankers available for them to retaliate against i think iranians have they expect the

government to do something on the other hand the iranians in iran there is a people people's patience is. is growing thin with regards to the emirates and the fact that the emirates plants in the allow american drones to take off and fire alongside iranian airspace i think that as things stand at the emirates the british the americans are pushing. iran towards a point where they feel they have to retaliate and iran's announcement of the ships these are all happened as u.s. central command general kenneth mckenzie was in saudi arabia he met with the saudi general in charge of the coalition fighting yemen's shrieky rebels the 2 discussed the situation in the gulf and how to ensure safe passage for ships off the coast of yemen and iran. we just simplifies that we don't believe war with iran is inevitable and we don't seek war with iran. what we seek is to tear around from

destabilizing and malign activities across the region and we believe the recent adjustments that we've made to our force posture have had some effect toward that end i still acknowledge that tracks by iranian proxies are occurring against the king or saudi arabia from yemen and that's a problem that needs to be addressed now the u.s. house of representatives has rebuked the president by voting to bilk the sale of some alms to saudi arabia a similar measure was passed by the senate last month but the president on a is expected to veto the resolutions how correspondent mike hanna reports from washington d.c. the joint resolution is passed. the house passes 3 bills expressing disapproval at arms sales to saudi arabia 238 vote in favor 190 against the 1st bill dealt with the sale of precision guided missiles the 2nd with the export of smart bombs and the 3rd was aimed at blocking the sale of hughes's needed

to amen detonate the missiles and bombs the bulls had earlier been passed in the senate and will now go to the white house but president trump has made clear he'll exercises veto and it appears neither house nor senate could raise the 2 thirds majority that would be needed to reject the veto and pass a law as without presidential signature. yet this bipartisan move by congress will have an impact this moment congress is clearly not interested in excel or reading american support for saudi arabia in its war in yemen and does not like having its authority usurped by the executive branch when it comes to approving arms sales it's making a statement it's laying down a marker it understands that the president will ultimately get his way but over time it can wear down the opposition and potentially even override a veto. there are layers of reasons for congress's anger about president trump's relationship with saudi arabia earlier this year the president vetoed

a bipartisan bill demanding an end to u.s. support for saudi's war in yemen then he invoked emergency legislation citing a threat from iran to override a congregational ban on weapon sales and thirdly this still intense and gain congress that the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi and the steadfast refusal of president trump to hold the saudi leadership accountable but even if or when the president vetoes the latest round of legislation there will be more to come in particular a bull demanding a report from the u.s. intelligence community about the murder that has been included in the house version of the defense authorization bill 2020 that was passed by a resoundingly vote of 405 to 7. mike hanna al-jazeera washington now the united states and turkey may be longtime nato allies but that wasn't enough to stop washington from kicking taki out of its f.

35 fighter jet program a move that ankara says will harm their relations the program is designed to sell techie more than 100 american f. 35 stealth jets and to train texas pilots on how to use them stephanie decker reports. a clear statement of intent by the united states to remove turkey from its f. 35 program in reaction to turkey buying the s 400 air defense system from russia and receiving the 1st shipments the u.s. and other f. 35 partners are aligned in this decision to suspend turkey from the program and initiate the process to formally remove turkey from the program as president trump said in his statement today the u.s. still values our strategic partnership with turkey the u.s. president made it clear he blamed the previous administration for refusing to sell the u.s. patriot air defense system to turkey in the 1st place he wanted to buy

a patriot missile we would sell it and then when he made a deal and he really wanted to buy it when he made a deal with another country russia to buy this is them that he didn't even want. then all of a sudden we say oh ok well so you will now sell you the patriot every because of the fact he bought a russian missile we're not allowed to sell of billions of dollars worth of aircraft it's not a fair situation years of the good of them those are you going to well i think so that you set the record. but it is a serious matter turkey has signed a deal to buy more than 100 of the new jets it says it's still waiting for official notification of its suspension from the f. 35 program but says the move is unfair the americans maintain it threatens their military security the russians who will assist in operating the 400 system could in theory work out the radar signatures of the air 35 the f. 35 as you may know is

a stealth fighter that means that it isn't invisible but it does have a very much reduced radar signature and by operating the system that the radar of the has 400 it might be able to detect how the aircraft might become visible and then vulnerable to the russian system but analysts also say they don't see it creating a rift in the alliance nato secretary-general praise turkey's role but i'm saying that turkey as a nato member is much more than 400. liveries expected to be completed by next year until then no one can be sure how the military and political alliances may or may not shift stephanie decker. at least 9 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern afghanistan it happened near kandahar police headquarters after the initial blast security forces came under fire from several

attackers at least 60 people have been injured and the taliban has claimed responsibility. now un special envoy for yemen martin griffith says significant progress has been made towards peace in the country but he warned all warring factions that conflict will escalate further if they fail to uphold the stockholm agreement the war in yemen is now in its 5th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define chass of making a move of peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this act is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in.