ation of his son's until. he then came back to say that that money in fact was received by his campaign there is also an issue of potential money laundering in that money was donated to his campaign that money was then channeled to war rather was channeled of from a trust to his campaign and then channeled through to other beneficiaries the public protector wants this investigated by the national prosecuting authority she's also said that she wants this report referred to parliament ethics committee ethics committee is likely to investigate further but this also doesn't prevent members of parliament who are perhaps pushing for a motion of no confidence in this comes at a time when the former president jacob zuma is sitting before a commission of inquiry into corruption and the narrative in south africa south africans concerned to the extent of corruption not only is a film a president being questioned around his possible role but now

a sitting president has also been implicated with regard to money that was to native to his presidential campaign for the african national congress joining us live in johannesburg. a visiting professor of law at university good to have you with us so 1st of all take us through this finding by the public prosecutor what happens next in this process. ok ok so that the public protect the constitution were brought here that has oversight powers over government and it's a position that's being quoted and it holds a lot of status in south africa now the prison. bonnie the phone approach that president robert lanza received 2000000 rounds for campaign for president. when she failed to disclose to call them and and she's claiming that he didn't mention was he part of. the do you know democratic running into that list

right and there was a place conference this afternoon and the day. stinks the. expectations that her stomach was a risk taker decision. and he's claiming that he had turned that the option for the 1st exposure to negatively on her at this very crucial point and you know certainly seems as if he's not putting his memories of her friends and i must also make sure that this comes at it through a. funding of political parties. earlier this year was the records are signed. a piece of legislation which rich. rich would. parties have to disclose money well contributions the think it's precisely because of this group.

that's not complete corruption at. all right could it ultimately lead to impeach her bipolar. to much doubt to hurt him and has must never ashamed. or were noted problem and. similar to an. education so i mean much doubt. to such a measure that i must let the claim mr president. from. this organization that has implicated in corruption i missed it repeatedly. to grab. a doesn't look good. i certainly don't believe that mccain is a time travel it's just not as serious. allegations against politicians or talking about zuma what happens now with the

commission of inquiry pulled out at one point today saying he's not going to cooperate they says he is is that going anywhere. for the moment. going to be presenting evidence before a commission or testifying expecting the people return or to reach a point we're going to speak to his lawyers and try to come to some sort of agreement. certainly. the. commission doesn't look really good at this. it seems as if they'll go to. the platform just presenting political. ideas. persecuted or be some sort of conspiracy against him and you know that the commission didn't really achieve its birth rates which is to get that concrete. about trump on a particular. all right thank you very much for your analysis on words.

well plenty more still ahead on the news hour including one of the eagles depicted is actually a homeless woman that is frequent to this corner art imitating life a large mural is showcased illustrating all sides of los angeles and digging in the way me the indonesians living in the shadow of a volatile volcano and finding ways to keep themselves safe. rugby league in australia gets its 1st female referee joe will tell you how she got on in the sport . now the high council of state in libya is warning france the united arab emirates and egypt of their involvement in the attacks on the capital and their support of ward cleaver have to us forces after and his fighters have been trying to capture tripoli since april. without the warhead is live for us now in tripoli so 1st of

all take us through some details of what exactly the high council is saying that countries like france are providing to clearly for half the. i believe the fate of jets loyal to have those allies have been already. flying over a tripoli and yesterday a french according to a government sources a french c. 135 fighter jet was noticed near the libyan coast in the worst of libya and on the same day buoying get 200 to 5 french fighter jets was also seen near a tripoli and local military sources with the government say that the 135 c.

fighter jet french fighter jet was also was also. refueling fueled by the 200 to get french fighter jet and the high council of estate in tripoli is it is stating that it's receiving intelligence information indicating that the countries it named here as the united arab emirates egypt and it france are planning to. launch a new offensive but have to us forces on the capital tripoli it's literally sad that it eagerly considered it does it legally considers the intelligence information received which approves that that certain states are providing military gear and personnel to have to namely france u.a.e. and egypt those countries are preparing for and involved at

a larger scale in any u.s. attacks in new or tax on their capital using fighter jets and advance it weapons. remember sammy advanced weapons that the government forces it captured 80 g.m.'s. anti tanks javelin advances rockets which is made by the united states they were captured in the city and as you know that both france and deal with mated arab emirates are accused of supporting have to with other weapons we know that this statement issued by the high council of state is is full tool reasons the 1st one is uncovering the intention of those countries especially after the day the 3 countries issued a statement calling on the warring factions to stop the fighting and the 2nd is to widen the international powers including the united nations and also the government

of national accord of the consequences of the new offensive if it's launched by have to force we know that the 3 countries have already been supporting the water logged for have to do in all his battles against his enemies starting from the east of the country since he launched his military campaign in 2014 name named as operation dignity it seems that the intelligence information received by the hague the high state council is an indicator of and you offensive to be launched on the capital tripoli especially after i have to say that after $100.00 days of fighting to save to seize the capitol police army thanks so much mahmoud. now the evidence has accepted it is partly responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims in the 1995 striper needs to genocide it comes after the supreme

court of the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the man to remain as a un safe haven based during the war the court has reduced the blame put on the state however saying peacekeepers could have been overrun by both forces and the in the malik bag of which has the latest from the hague the supreme court didn't find that that state liable for the debts off men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for their thought 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 base the possibility that this 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 way

which brings the consequences for the country they reminded also then in july 9095 under calm and more than 8000 bosnian muslims where killed. and one did nothing to prevent more than 12 and boston muslims are still missing in florida. now the former president of kyrgyzstan bank is refusing to obey a 3rd government subpoena demanding he answer questions over alleged corruption during his time in office. was summoned to the interior ministry on friday but didn't show up instead he barricaded himself and supporters in his home outside the capital stephanie that her explains. kyrgyzstan's former president back at home by i have looks relaxed as you walk through this wife at 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 tash a 30 minute drive from the capital yeah you know it is it 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 see an example that fighting injustice is actually a good godly cause 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. i think former president very successful in the separation there is a sort of thing in. her. or. i believe this is a. good while trying to sort of hear her ladyship relationship out of this country antigovernment protests toppled presidents in 20052010 who cares no states. a person who refuses to comply with 2 subpoenas can be forcibly detained for questioning and that hasn't happened so far as the game is sort of moment but it is now well directed to hear the more. i think it's more because the.

odds are one than the overall situation in the country because this is the president well his position for almost 2 years now. and others are of major reforms at him by have says the case against him is quote built on rumors and filthy fantasies the standoff goes on stephanie decker. at least 6 people have been killed and 27 injured in an explosion outside kabul university in afghanistan's capital a blast occurred as students waited near the campus gate to take an exam police say they defused a 2nd bomb found nearby there's been no claim of responsibility israel is due to begin demolishing $100.00 palestinian homes near the separation barrier after a 7 year battle in israeli courts the case and says a legal precedent that will lead to further demolitions in the occupied west bank

but it's with reports. there are practical calculations to make when the lord decides to demolish someone's home how much explosive where to put it these israeli soldiers are doing the math. and there are human calculations for the family they are where will they go and how will they find the money for a new home and there will be all we do is think about our home we wake up thinking about this i don't sleep because i'm thinking about it we're going to become homeless i really can't describe how that feels it's very difficult for us to live israel isn't forcing for the 1st time an 8 year old military order that says nothing can be built here within 250 meters of the separation barrier that's why it's miles house the pink one has got to be demolished but the one behind it which is just as close to the fence it was built before the law was enforced and so apparently it can't be considered

a security risk that israel demolishes palestinian homes isn't unusual palestinian researches say $538.00 of what israel calls unauthorized structures were knocked down last year but a legal precedent is being set in wadi al hamas it's the 1st time demolition orders have been issued for 16 properties built to with permits from the palestinian authority on land under its sole administration. and in a place where israeli control over palestinians is absolute even this tent put up to welcome visiting diplomats to be taken down on police orders they said it had no permit so the diplomats were ushered into a garage to listen to the fears of the people who live here it's a legal precedent so this is a limiter commander of the west bank decided to carry the similar. money since i me we're in the west bank and then the president is there it's is. nobody a

family will stay here until the soldiers knock commodore because they have nowhere else to go that's when about i'm thinking about that day about what will happen i'm concerned all the time the palestinian authority says the demolitions are in breach of international resolutions destroying the prospect for an independent state of palestine bernard smith al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. now the word heat wave is an increasingly frequent use and here it is again with rob in the us right it is but it's a different type of we're not going to break any records with high temperatures this is a different beast altogether so around the edges of this beast have been some spectacular storms recently particularly places like wisconsin even bits of illinois in this this frontal system here drug into relatively high temperature this is typical of the summer in the u.s. so so far no surprise but look at the temperatures you got $37.00 in denver that starts writing frequent some 70 marching to another not that much and $34.00 in

chicago these are all not record breakers either but they're accompanied by a fairly high level of humidity so possibly for the 1st time this number of americans 150000000 americans are under sort of a heat wave warning it's more of a heat stress were combining really high temperatures with hard humidity and that case you can be potentially fatal because you can't cool there and that's using a conditioning or jump in water and not everybody can luckily it's not going to be a prolonged heat wave is the is the number of states it covers the was the distinct thing but even by saturday was out in the cooler air that frontal system starts pushed out but for an example $26.00 down in chicago last 10 degrees let's pick a city and it will be chicago thunderstorms want that out of the way so we've only had 2 days of it and chicago new york at last one day longer but it will go something. still ahead on al-jazeera. going to continue.

one of the u.s. congresswoman targeted by president trump's racist comments says she will not be intimidated to fight for a dignified existence how iraq's poorest all struggling for basic amenities. friends as children but now rivals on the football pitch we hear from the 2 managers of algerian setting all ahead of the africa cup of nations final. touches you know close to god just people come from the trial. used to rely on their expertise sneaks. mcalpin from their traditional music and down to adapt and survive the modern internet. crowd

just hands the dancers on how to sing. i was . talking to al jazeera. we ask problems and besides the instability is corruption we listen since i hadn't been child man who are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter.

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now according gibraltar has allowed an extension to the detained in the an oil tanker for 30 days the authorities there had seized the vessel after suspecting it of carrying oil to syria which is under international sanctions that iran had rejected those accusations south africa's corruption watchdog has found president several ram oppose a deliberately misled parliament over campaign donations while former south african president jacob zuma had withdrawn from an inquiry commission but has now decided to take part in it. the high council of state in libya is warning france the united arab emirates and egypt of their involvement in the attacks on the cap fall and their support for waldheim if i have to use forces after and his fighters have been trying to capture tripoli since april. politicians in iraq of called for

nationwide mass demonstrations there's anger over the government's failure to provide basic service. like electricity and water and the problem gets worse as temperatures soar during the summer as our binge of i reports from baghdad. these clothes have been donated to roger she sells used garments to try and make a living her home is this small room which used to be a shop the owner has allowed her to live here every corner has its use one part of the kitchen the other corner is the bathroom. and adjacent to that is the sleeping area. then i'm forced to sell used clothes in this makeshift house you can see behind me some of these that i have stuart and other clothes are put on display just outside my doorstep. it's hard being a widow she says because she cannot afford rent or proper education for her daughter roger is among $7000000.00 iraqis who live in poverty which means they can

only spend less than $2.00 per day and like roger many live without basic services . tap water is scarce sometimes i have to fill buckets to store some water when it's cut off for a day or 2 stay delicto city goes on for 4 or 5 hours a day and it's the same for water due to years of war and fighting has meant essential services are either very poor or nonexistent in many places iraq faces a major electricity shortage even after importing almost 4000 megawatts from neighboring iran each wire in the spaghetti of cables represents a household this is how private generators are providing electricity this thousands of homes across iraq because state electricity is intermittent. and it's not just the capital baghdad electricity water sewage and reese disposal are lacking in most parts. running private generators is profitable business but even those who own

them say they are fed up with the lack of basics. if we talk about services then i can tell you we have almost none especially if we speak about the province of basra with little electricity polluted water rampant corruption and unemployment people are overwhelmed our province is the most affected out of the rest. and every few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services prime minister either of their mattie's government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul of work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street see these birds as promises which of

remain unfulfilled by successive governments some of the job it out of the fact that protesters in lebanon trying to force their way into parliament during a meeting on controversial budget cuts most of the demonstrators were army veterans propose cuts to their pensions protesters have been camped outside for 3 days while politicians discuss the measures ahead of a vote on friday. one of 4 u.s. congresswoman at the center of a racism rao involving dog troubles hit back saying she will not be intimidated by the president and almost comments come a day off to trump suppose this child they send her back during a campaign rally she's just returned to her constituency in minnesota where she received a warm welcome also in jordan reports. was was u.s. congresswoman isn't omar arrived in 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. ah ah send her back the classic racist and xenophobic phrase thrown at generations of newcomers should the us was afterwards trump trying to distance himself from the incident and i think it did i started speaking quickly and it really was a lot i disagree with the brotherhood 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 jeffrey hines calls trump's explanation disingenuous well the strategy clearly is that trump is not the president for america he is the president for the right fist in america and that is the strategy he is appealing to his right 5th base and that has worked very well for him and obviously got him to the white house omar 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. as it. i'm not frightened. i right hand. 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 in. a matter some in congress want to dressed right away so that nothing happens to any of its members roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. taiwan's president says a government will follow humanitarian principles when dealing with asylum seekers from hong kong sighing when was responding to reports a group of protesters fighting a controversial extradition bill in hong kong fled to taiwan to seek protection concern they could face severe punishment for taking part in mass protests that began over a month ago bryant has the latest. 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 that supported by side 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 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 rafter years as a british colony is meant to be a possible model for the future reintegration of taiwan in

a you defied china obviously the way that the unrest has unfolded on the streets here of aung 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. japan has summoned the south korean ambassador to settle a dispute over world war 2 compensation the 2 countries are at all does over a court decision ordering japanese companies to compensate south korean victims of forced labor during japan's colonial rule at the same time a trade or our high tech exports between the 2 countries is adding to already strained relations. japan's measures are putting their people and companies in a difficult position and causing damage to them a situation such as this which is damaging the foundation of japan and south korea should be amended swiftly and some flowers are being laid at the scene of an arson

attack in the japanese city of krios which killed $33.00 people more than 70 people are believed to be in the building when this fire started deliberately national broadcaster in h.k. says a man was arrested after reportedly pouring fuel inside and setting it alight. 2 people are missing after a huge explosion at a gas plant in central china the blast took place at the city humanity that in helmand province it shattered windows and doors of buildings in a 3 kilometer radius deadly industrial accidents are common in china where safety regulations are often poorly in force in march an explosion at a chemical plant in eastern. province killed 78 people and injured hundreds there's a warning of increased volcanic activity around indonesia as mount merapi the country's most active volcano thousands of people have been put on high alert as

florence laurie reports some residents are refusing to relocate. imposing and unpredictable mt merapi is one of indonesia's most dangerous volcanoes its last major eruption in 2010 killed 275 people and destroyed farms and buildings. yet some villages moved back within months ignoring the government's call to relocate. instead they worked on strengthening what's known as a network a community run early warning system. they collected money to buy a monitoring device. this equipment warns us when he made up is becoming active very transmitters in the mountain that make activity. it makes a steady sound if it's activate beeps then we were in people using walkie talkies

so they don't panic. there's also a radio service. busy but updates everyone on the volcano's status. this lookout point is part of the warning system there are several of these in each village built using community funds from these vantage points villages take turns to monitor mt merapi for activity for cato's are not the only natural disasters that threaten indonesia earthquakes and tsunamis are also common but less predictable. we can never be 100 percent prepared what we can do is make today better than yesterday and tomorrow better than today. disaster officials have long given up trying to persuade villages like. to relocate. we are made.