or p.k. k. in 2014 the p.k. k. is an armed group it's deemed a terrorist organization by turkey and the united states this morning turkey conducted air strikes at a peak k.-k. training camp on the outskirts of a town called more they believe that dad was there 4 times last week and that he had trained there and that there was a possibility that they may have he may have fled there after the shootings all vote the p.k. k. is being pinpointed by investigators it's important to note that on wednesday hours after the shootings a spokesman with the military wing of the p.k. k. denied involvement the group is very big and has been described as decentralized a political analyst tells us one thing is certain the motivation of this is sas the nation is intended to destabilize the relationship between turkey and the kurdistan

regional government. the netherlands took cultures up held an earlier ruling that the country is paul klee all for the deaths of $350.00 both me and muslim men killed or driven it's or in 1995 the supreme court at the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to stay at a un safe haven base during the war instead the men were expelled and that led them to be captured by both forces now from nadine malik bag of it too has the latest from the hague. the supreme court didn't find out that state liable for the deaths of men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for the deaths of boys and men who were in the compound during that time partially for the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal decided

before the court concluded even if they were not forced to leave the babies the possibility that these 2 is not higher than 10 percent mothers of 70 eight's are not satisfied with the court decision they say it's a political decision based on compromise the netherlands is liable but not the wave which brings the consequences for the country they're reminded also then in july 9095 under article moderates common more than 8000 bosnian muslims where killed in forever and its end though and did nothing to prevent it more than posen boston muslims are still missing in 7 minutes of. still to come here their flowers and prayers at the site of japan's worst mass killing in nearly 2 decades.

alan's a tropical cyclone on the way to south korea in the next few days you just pick up the cloud ahead of it and even the circulation but that's the picture for saturday the green represents the rain the winds well going to be tropical cyclone strength so recently storm of the imagined rain could be again significant and the eastern edge catches q shit which of course is already starting so we've got a couple of days texas through the weekend where this could be particularly serious for south korea and suspect but we'll keep your state on that now if you're not in that general area to the east it's cloudy to be some rain but not a huge amount 21 tokyo and to the west dry 39 a hot 39 in a rather quiet beijing the wind is not stirring but very much now given what's happening in the east china sea not a surprise to find that the showers here although they were raw and are not necessarily concentrating i think we'll see fujiyama ground on the wet places on saturday by sunday that may not be the case any more readily moved

a bit further north and developed a bit further west hong kong could see a draw is sunday more completely but mostly south of this well it's certainly been wet around thailand as more rain to come here and well 2 showers i think in borneo but mostly it's a surprisingly dry picture. information indicates to have or associated to it doesn't police department has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways there are too many opportunities for the computer to do what. is wrong to be saying that your son mission now is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera.

let's have a look at the top stories here that is there of course in gibraltar has allowed an extension to detain captured a rainy and old tanker for 30 more days before it is there with the help of britain's royal marines and seize the vessel off to suspecting it of carrying on oil to syria which is under international sanctions but tehran has rejected those accusations south africa's corruption what job watchdog has found president cyril ram oppose a deliberately misled parliament over campaign donations meanwhile the former south african president jacob zuma had withdrawn from an inquiry commission but has now

decided to take. turkey has launched airstrikes in the kurdish region of northern iraq in response to the killing of one of its diplomats airstrikes targeted the p.k. k. stronghold where the killers still to have fled to counsel general was shot dead on wednesday. the group of antigovernment protests is fighting hong kong's controversial extradition bill has reportedly now fled to taiwan they are concerned that they could face severe punishment for the mass protests which have taken over parts of the city within the last month mcbride reports. according to media reports in taiwan dozens of protesters involved in the storming of hong kong's parliament have now arrived on the island seeking refuge of people who would otherwise face arrest here in hong kong the taiwanese government has not confirmed the story but it has said interestingly that it will be prepared to offer refuge

for political reasons and it is a position but supported by siding when taiwan's president it comes at a time of course as taiwan prepares for presidential elections so local politics could be at play here but it also further complicates the relationship between mainland china hong kong and taiwan of beijing will be infuriated at the prospect of taiwan interfering in what it considers its internal affairs here in hong kong and the way that hong kong is reintegrated into mainland china after years as a british colony is meant to be a possible model for the future reintegration of taiwan in a unified china obviously the way that the unrest has unfolded on the streets here of on kong over the past couple of months will give ammunition to the very many vocal parties in taiwan who say that at all costs they should be keeping

a distance from beijing. new details have emerged about face a suspected arson attack in japan that killed 33 people the police have identified a 41 year old man as the main suspect he was arrested soon after the attack fire officials say the kyoto animation studio didn't have sprinklers nor indoor hydrants it's japan's worst incident of mass killing in almost 2 decades. and japan has some in the south korean ambassador to try to settle the own going dispute over wartime compensation but soul rejected japan's call for a meeting the 2 countries are at all over a court decision which ordered japanese companies to compensate south korean victims of forced labor during japan's colonial rule japan now says it would take necessary measures against south korea if the interests of japanese companies are

harmed ties between seoul and tokyo have plunged to their lowest point in decades after japan recently tightened export controls on some high tech materials. japan's measures are putting their people and companies in a difficult position and causing damage to them to a situation such as this which is damaging the foundation of japan and south korea should be amended swiftly and. the former president of kyrgyzstan. by a of is refusing to obey a 3rd government subpoena demanding here answer questions over alleged corruption during his time in office as a buyer has been summoned to the interior ministry on friday but it hasn't shown up instead he's barricaded himself and his supporters in his home outside the capital stephanie decker reports. kyrgyzstan's former president back at empire looks relaxed as you walk through this wife with their home close to the capital bishkek

but he is a wanted man he has so far refused to abate various government subpoenas demanding he face questioning over allegations of corruption during his time in office between 20112017 he has barricaded himself inside his residence and threaten to use weapons against anyone who tries to remove him his supporters are also at his home in quite tash a 30 minute drive from the capital yangon. this is a good morning though if people come into my house to comply with the illegal resolution of the parliament and the illegal instruction of today's illegitimate president i will use my weapon inside my house i don't want to obey lawlessness i want to set an example that fighting injustice is actually a good godly cold's the charges against the former president reportedly include alleged corrupt dealings during the modernization of a power plant the acquisition of land and the illegal release from jail of

a new tourist crime boss members of kyrgyzstan's parliament voted unanimously in june to strip him by of of his immunity as a former head of state since independence in 1909 following the breakup of the soviet union several care his government officials have been accused of corruption and economic mismanagement including at him by abs one time ally the current president sir and by john because i think former president somebody has been very successful in establishing there is a sort of the face of it in the current day or a lot of them all goes well i believe this is a miracle because while they are trying to soften her for her wish a relationship out of what is involved the country antigovernment protests toppled presidents in 20052010. states that a person who refuses to comply with to subpoenas can be forcibly detained for questioning and that hasn't happened so far as the game is sort of not known but

that america is not well directed we are here the more popular leader i think it's more. like who was the one woman in the overall situation in the country because this is the present well his position for almost 2 years now and in that period because of their major reforms at him by i have says the case against him is quote built on rumors and filthy fantasies the standoff goes on stephanie decker. now one of 4 u.s. congress women at the center of a racism rally involving donald trump has hit back saying she won't be intimidated by the president ellen oman's comments came a day off to trump support says chanted send her back at a campaign rally she's also received support from britain's interior minister and the german chancellor angela merkel doesn't job reports.

was was a u.s. congressman is on omar arrived at her hometown airport on thursday to a wave of support it's been nearly a week since president donald trump started attacking her and 3 other nonwhite legislators as un-american in every possible way perhaps the worst moment trump's campaign rally on wednesday where he smiled as his supporters rule. i. send her back the classic racist and xenophobic phrase thrown at generations of newcomers should the us. afterwards trump try to distance himself from the incident i think it did i started speaking quickly and it really was a lot i disagree with but it was quite a chant and i felt a little bit badly about it but i will say this i did and i started speaking very

carefully but it started out rather rather fast as you probably know political analyst heinz call is trumps explanation disingenuous well the strategy clearly is that trump is not the president for all america he is the president for the racists in america and that is the strategy he is appealing to his racist base and that has worked very well for him and obviously got him to the white house. o'barr has received death threats since joining congress this year and on thursday she brushed off the insult and then told her supporters this is my way i'm going to continue to be a nightmare and if the president. are. finite america. and her. i'm not frightened. i am right man. even so her supporters are worried. the type of plane which. i think.

you know it appears to be inciting. and. you know. and it's very hateful is very hateful and i'm very concerned that it could. incite violence against her. and others. you know in the community a matter some in congress want to dressed right away so that nothing happens to any of its members roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. thousands of people have been marching for yet another day demanding the governor's resignation ricardo seo faces accusations of corruption sexism and homophobia after messages between him and his aides were leaked aerial elizondo reports from some.

in puerto rico growing protests on the streets of tens of thousands of people but ask most puerto ricans why they want governor ricardo rosello to step down and they not only mention his group chat messages with aides leaked over the weekend but also something else the lack of quality in basic services we are here because it's unfair what's going on with how. the patients like harry potter was already in a bad situation puerto rico is without power for almost a year after hurricane devastated the caribbean u.s. territory 2017 dozens of people were killed in the storm but some estimates concluded thousands more died after the storm for lack of medicines and electricity and some of the text messages the governor joked about those who died it's infuriated people here but they say a sign of larger problems he hasn't addressed in this respect in the country

disrespecting who we are. diversity and that's not what we need i mean we need to have education we need to have health the governor said he's sorry for the hurt he's caused his people but that he won't step down analysts say his problems are deeper than his text messages within the attack that was released you see how all these things that were already troubling things having to do with the debt crisis the debt cow the count after medi the broader questions of governance democratic. albums relating to the 1st call board here all of that was contained in the tat and so the tat became the symbol for the broader discontent that people had last week the f.b.i. arrested 2 of the governors cabinet ministers on allegations of corruption one of

which was it your cation secretary now investigators are looking to see if they can link the governor himself to corruption as well but the growing political crisis has confirmed what many here long suspected that their governor and those around him are not working for their best interest and need to be removed. al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. a popular social media could be about to be investigated by the u.s. authorities because of security concerns the senate minority leader chuck schumer says the russian own face could misuse personal data of millions of people he's asked the f.b.i. to investigate his face or allows users to alter the age and the gender of images but face that c.n.n. says the russian government has no access to use it data fears of cyber espionage of increase in the u.s. since the 2016 presidential election.

coverage take a look at the top stories here it is era according gibraltar's allowed an extension to detain the captured a rainy and alter into for another 30 days the authorities there with the help of britain's royal marines had seized the vessel after suspecting it of carrying oil to syria which is under international sanctions tehran had rejected the accusations . and iran says all its drones have returned to their base dismissing washington's claim that it destroyed one of them on thursday president trump said u.s.s. boxer had downed in a rainy and drone in the strait of hormuz south africa's corruption watchdog has found president. deliberately misled parliament the allegations center around a campaign donation by the company. to ram opposes 2017 presidential

campaign the president has denied knowledge of the $35000.00 donation when he was asked about it in parliament last year. the former president jacob zuma has agreed to continue giving evidence at a corruption inquiry he refused to do so saying he was being treated unfairly the commission is looking into allegations of corruption in government and stated companies. turkey has launched airstrikes on the kurdish region of northern iraq in response to the killing of one of its cypriots airstrikes. stronghold where the killer is thought to have fled to his deputy consul general was shot dead on wednesday a top course in the netherlands is up held an earlier ruling that the country is partly liable for the deaths of 350 bosnian muslim men killed or travelling through in 1905 the supreme court at the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to stay at a un safe haven during the war but instead they were expelled which led to them to

be captured by bosnian serb forces inside. ebola in the democratic republic of congo is declared an international public health emergency that's from the world health organization so given the resurgence of the disease has enough been done to stop it and can science one day want to tell this is a story. hello

and welcome to the program i'm in wrong it's the largest ever outbreak of ebola after the 2014 epidemic in west africa and the spread of the virus in the democratic republic of congo has reached a critical point the world health organization has now declared this latest flare up a public health emergency of international concern that rare move could boost global attention and encourage more aid almost one year into the crisis more than 2500 people have been infected in the region and at least 1600 have died the 1st confirmed case in the city of goma it's a major regional hub on the border with rwanda and that's raising concerns the virus may be spreading beyond the d.l.c. as borders catherine soy 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. there's so far no cases were infected in the city. these days a point means that there has been a recurrence of intense transmission in beijing says that the geographical expansion is now from 500 kilometers. or defined going forward for you know. the meeting was called off top preacher who traveled to bhutan book about 200 kilometers north of the city of goma to pray for the sick tested positive on his arrival back he died this week. at the border between goma and rhonda health workers taking no chances randa has already told

citizens to avoid travelling to goma the w.h.o. committee has warned against closing buddhas and district trade. darcey government officials say many of those who came in contact with the preacher have been vaccinated and it's unlikely 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 warshel i eat. what will be do now should be children because of this i'm very watered. more than a 1000000 people leave and sitting at the tip of lake 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 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 a woman who visited the market to trade a few days ago she died of a bullet when she returned home the government says she did not cross a formal border point where she'd have been screened this is the same region where a child tested positive for a boy last month after his mother took him back to d'arcy to bury his father the child who later died to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year cathy zoi al-jazeera. ebola got its name from the above the river and the democratic republic of congo where the virus 1st appeared in 1976 the latest outbreak started in august and is the 10th in more than 40 years last year one that lost from may to july killed at least 33 people and in 2014 at least 49 people were left dead separately the

outbreak in west africa between 20142016 claimed the lives of more than 11000 people back in 2007 more than 180 people were killed 12 years earlier at least 250 died in a major outbreak. thank you. let's bring in our guests joining us in geneva miss sadie's taytay she is the international medical secretary at doctors without borders in lancaster derek gatherer a viral or just an elector at lancaster university and in beni the democratic republic of congo just plain more he was a community organizer and member of a struggle for change and civil society organization welcome to the program to you all i'd like to begin with derrick gather in lancaster 1st the w.h.o. the world health organization have called this

a emergency that is of international concern is a rare move by them but this is now been going on since 1976 and a lot of people have asked me and i'd like to ask you this question perhaps is a little naive but how come we haven't vaccinated this disease a way we've known about it for decades the vaccine was developed in the 1990 s. it was a lot of concern at that time about the potential use of of a pool as a biological weapon or it's used by terrorists saw the united states developed a vaccine in collaboration with several other countries and then that vaccine more a waste leon used for 2 or 3 decades even until the big outbreak in west africa and it was only then that the vaccine was was taken out of the freezers and brought up to production standards saw no fortunately we have a vaccine which is able to be used in these kind of very large outbreaks but the reason why we didn't do this before was because a baller simply wasn't regarded this big enough

a problem prior to the big oprah can west africa in 2030 to 2016 so why does it become such a big problem there. that's a very interesting question we don't really know there's no indication from any of the studies of the virus genome that anything has changed in the above a virus gene and it's making it more infectious in humans it doesn't seem to have mutated in any significant way so we're looking at a virus which is fairly similar to the virus we've had in 1986 and since then and yet there seems to be more opportunity know for a poor to spread within human populations it might be because there's greater population movement that perhaps people are coming into contact more often with with animals that may be the hosts of a ball of virus and in particular we think that by acts maybe that may be the most important host of a ball the virus perhaps or the eating of bush meat and things like that that contact with animals in the forested areas it is giving more chances for the ball

to cross over from its animal reservoir into human populations and we're human populations of very dangerous as we see in west africa and also in this part of eastern congo near the great lakes region which is that one of the most densely populated parts of the d.r. see it means that once it gets into humans in those kind of areas it can really take off and produce or a white spring break let me bring in the sadie's here who is from doctors without borders you recently were in the democratic republic of congo just take us through what you saw there and what the challenges are for an organization like yours trying to combat this disease. well the time disorder major. what is for sure is today one year into the outbreak. the health workers are still being infected. community that are happening and on transmission nice home going it is clear that we need to. clear up in their response and we

hope that this is the. represents a major call for quantity to reset in their response let me bring in. ben in the democratic republic of congo you are there you're a community organizer from what i've been reading from the people i've been speaking to one of the reasons perhaps that the outbreak has taken place is because many people are very suspicious and nationally of the vaccine to begin with then they were very suspicious about what it might do to them is that something that you've heard from people from your community. yes you know there are many difficulties about. break. defense if it was about this strategy which was emblematic when great.

yeah go in baby and they should be you know because they were maybe strangers so people from other counties resent. cities they came here in mind you know and. local. population so that like you know it's a. break. for people they came here to. see and that was one of the return a which we met here in their fights or get out. great people are and not of one is it was also about skip inspection how people trust not. so many people even if he does from new jersey from. so serious so states he they don't trust people exist

and he too was also one of the chinese but even in that time and according to reports team was working people being started changing again today those people trust that's it what exists because of you so some of our brand some of our sisters who died from the border and it is really reading it it read china for people and saw. the air i knew i know this is high down it didn't beginning and that's why i feel news today in mormons for those who. which way. it would out reach to community strategies and. just. from all to count 3 or bt to see how people can commute to gain if. it were in the democratic people. let me bring in

derek. existing to a very straight question you know there was suspicion we managed to get over the suspicion of people now taking the vaccines but this is a question more about strategy to you it seems to me that the strategy is ring vaccinations that is you vaccinate the 1st person that came into contact with a boa and then vaccinate everybody who is has come into contact with that person one of just vaccinate everybody. that would be what we call a mass vaccination program and it would require far more horses a vaccine than we recurrently have we've given 816-0000 doses over the last 15 months or saw and on average there's about a 100 individuals that are identified as candidates for vaccination from from each case so it's usually about 10 contacts and then about 10 more contacts with each of those contacts.