hey the group is classified a terrorist organization by turkey and the us. the latest from there bill kurdish intelligence is confirming that at least 2 members of the team that assassinated a turkish diplomat are in custody they say they have their shooter and he is 27 year old muslim dag and several others or accused of driving to a restaurant in erbil on wednesday as turkish diplomat corsa and his bodyguard sat inside eating lunch dag is accused of shooting and killing him he also killed allegedly 2 iraqi kurds friends who were sitting at a nearby table kurdish intelligence identified on friday and widely distributed his photo asking the public for assistance according to investigators day had been a member of the p.k. k. and he'd been training at

a camp here in northern iraq he allegedly was at this camp 4 times in the last week is also the brother of a member of the turkish parliament representing a pro kurdish party no comment from dag family however the political party released a statement on friday condemning the shootings and saying that this accusation is intended to undermine the political parties peaceful agenda have been explosions across yemen's rebel held capital of sanaa after a string of saudi u.a.e. led airstrikes saudi media says coalition jet fighters targeted military camps across the city destroying and defenses and missile storage science have been no reports of casualties it comes after a series of drone attacks from yemen's hoofy rebels targeting at ports in saudi arabia. has more from santa. they have targeted the.

what is known the 21st park which has been which has been used as a military camp for long decades also they have targeted a military camp to the north of the capital sanaa as well such strikes have made many people here in the capital start to wonder why the saudi arabia has targeted. the capital sanaa after a long period of nearly 4 more over one month they haven't resumed their targets on the cover the sun are even during the whole of these attacks of on the saudi vital economic anomic targets. what we have found also that the hope these military spokesperson has released there be have targeted the saudi king. in jaime's in the tally ation to what he described the saudia on the

different yemeni civilian areas we couldn't confirm who started the even the saudis or the you hope these but so far the attacks that have that have taken place in the capital sanaa have been resulted in any casualties libya's high council of state has expressed concern over intelligence they received that suggests france the united arab emirates and egypt a backing khalifa haftar us forces council says the 3 countries are helping the warlord and planning new attacks on tripoli mahmud up why it brings us the latest. this statement by libya's you and back to government of national accord is calling on the united nations support the mission in libya along with the international community to stop the military escalation by have to its forces on the capital tripoli this is following the intelligence information received by the high state council or the high state the high council of his state indicating that the united

arab emirates egypt and france are planning a fresh offensive on the capital tripoli by supporting the warlord khalifa haftar with advanced weapons and also by intensifying air strikes on civil locations in the capital tripoli this is also coming after 2 fighter jets 2 french fighter jets see 35 and a boeing. 2022 french fighter jets were noticed over the cost of tripoli we understand that egypt the united arab emirates and france are the major supporters of the world khalifa haftar and recently advances weapons including the anti tanks a.g.t. m. . rockets were captured by the government forces as have his forces last the city of we understand that both the united arab emirates and france are accused of

supporting the warlord khalifa haftar the with advanced weapons fighter jets and drones and also advance of the rockets including their. tanks. rockets. voting has ended in pakistan's northwest and tribal areas official results are not expected for another 2 days but it's the 1st election in the region's history the territory was merged with khyber panton quite province last year and orders on afghanistan. and saturday's vote the 1st in 70 years will bring the region. to the political mainstream with candidates vying to 16 seats in the prevention assembly the tribal region is home to 6000000 people and until now has been ruled by councils of tribal elders it's long been seen by the u.s. as a stronghold of al qaida and the afghan taliban well al jazeera is kemal haida has the latest. for the 1st time since independence buggiest on. their

tribal area after an act of parliament were drawn endorsed by over 2 thirds of majority within the parliament the political party. the people of the driver had been demanding their day should be. the country. bridge of course. after the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan when many fighting groups. movement of gone the afghan taliban out. all came across the border and then use staging ground against the u.s. led coalition forces however lost. by an act of parliament that the drive to be merged on their day will have the same court security force as. entrapment available to the rest of the province a long standing there mourn but for the for. the people of their tribal area are

taking part in an election. member who will be representing them in the provincial parliament of the tribe was indeed a major. clue driver population where the mainstream population of pocket. the death toll in monsoon flooding in south asia has risen to 160 people as millions are affected across 3 countries over the past week at least 90 people have died in nepal and 62 in india's northeastern assam state animals are also risk and india's cows are running a national park home to the largest population of the protected one horned indian rhino all than $100.00 animals have died as victoria explains marooned on what looks like an island these one who dry nose in buffalo have no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to recede they've taken refuge on one of 33

artificial highlands built 3 years ago at catherine national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise mainly in the north but all over the highlands little court. i didn't do both and 16 be a concert but i wanted to be in new highlands and last year also be a concert veteran and implementable with their old highland so it's basically with this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the flood water instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety. catherine a national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one honed indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and poaches the park has 199 and ching watchtowers most of

which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks and then iran recruited here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poaches to come now because they take more chances during the rinds india rhinos were once close to extinction today there are nearly $3000.00 and catherine to is home to more than 80 percent of them the demand for rhino horns in neighboring southeast asia remains a huge threat as do the monsoon rains victoria gave him be al-jazeera. thousands of supporters approaching a group have held a rally in hong kong organize a saying the purpose was to condemn violent acts sharing recent protests and to show support for calls police on the bride reports. in a city more used to protest against its government this day belong to the pro

establishment camp thousands turned out for a so-called safeguard hong kong rally calling for unity in a city that's become deeply divided and angered by pro-democracy demonstrators a minority of whom have turned to violence. if you break the law you go to jail they chant. among the government supporters this local business association worried the continuing unrest is hurting hong kong's economy. and i am now we are one can people but we seen on t.v. a lot of people coming out because of the chaos and we need to protect our home we need to create more positive energy but as well as people from hong kong it was clear many protesters were being brought in as organized groups from mainland china . still they would argue as a chinese city they have the right to defend it and it's in battled police force

accused by protesters of using brutality to break up largely peaceful demonstrations far from using excessive force these people say the police have shown remarkable restraint against hostile demonstrators and have paid a heavy price in terms of officers injured it comes amid reports that morale in the police force is also suffering and on saturday news of a new threat as this standoff continues police show off a cache of weapons they say they seized in a raid on a warehouse unit that included a large quantity of an explosive often used in bomb making along with material linked to the movement opposed to a proposed extradition law that's now been suspended at the moment we're still investigating the motive. of that trial fences and whether the explosives what other uses of that explosive we're still investigating with no

concrete evidence to prove that it is relating not relating to the incident to mark the tomorrow he's referring to is sunday which will see another big rally by the pro-democracy groups still angry at what they see is the growing influence from mainland china rob mcbride al jazeera hong kong. thousands of people have marched to the u.k.'s parliament hoping to persuade the next prime minister to stay in the european union organizers of the march for change say they want to send a pro you're at message to boris johnson the man tipped to become the next prime minister at the ports. was demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next brics it deadline campaigners from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and. democratic no the electorate probably think that bridge is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we should now have

a 2nd referendum and so that now the people are well informed and know exactly what we're doing or just know when they're what we were told in the name of to reason may's replacement is conservative leader and prime minister is announce next tuesday these protesters accuse both candidates jeremy hunt and boris johnson of treading the same populist ground it's going to farrar as leader of the brics it party but few doubt johnson he famously made the now debunked claim breaks it would say $350000000.00 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street the urgency of the fact that we are about to get a prime minister imposed on us a very very very slow and incredibly on represents a sieve portion of the population has elected who is peddling the worst kind of bricks and no deal crush out bricks that will hurt jobs young people's opportunities and potentially even peace clearly it's boris johnson and his commitment to leaving the e.u. home what may that's motivating many of these protesters ironically the chances of

a no deal breaks it may have diminished in the last few days. this week britain's independent economic for costa said a new deal brics it would plunge the economy into recession next year and chancellor philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own government to stop a no deal scenario. in some cabinet colleagues rebelled in a commons vote which effectively stops the prime minister suspending parliament in the run up to the brics it deadline at the end of october still the threat remains real for these marches and with an early election a real possibility they want the politicians to listen to. a number of the. vatican has started a new search in the hope of solving the mystery of the disappearance of a teenage girl 36 years ago experts are examining small chambers at the vatican's pontifical to tonic college following a tip off that emanuel are landis' remains might be buried that she was 15 when she

vanished on her way back home from a flute lesson in rome in 1903. so i had for you on the program on the 40th anniversary of the sandinista revolution some nicaraguans say there is no reason to celebrate accusations of the delicate sectarian based power sharing system that has kept most that is kept the peace in lebanon is being undermined. and that in sport will tell you why this accident had to wait 11 years to get back to. hello there quite a mix of weather across europe and 2 main stories not too little for all the cloud is no surprise that is where the rain is also. working their way eastwards and then where we have these clear skies it is going to be about the temperatures because

they really are on the increase you can see these warm colors across much of the south so what we've got is high pressure pushing in from the southwest and as it does that the temperatures will continue to rise on sunday 39 degrees in madrid but look at this 29 in paris 24 in london 28 in zurich and as we head into monday you'll see the whole really pushing. $32.00 in paris and $28.00 in london it will change in madrid but those temperatures across central europe will fail noticeably will move but they should also come in the fire amount of sunshine also all areas the central regions $24.00 in berlin with some cloud $27.00 in vienna and we could have really across the baltics pushing across into poland down towards the alps and then you'll see a bit of a break in that rain across much of the u.k. and it tends to say further to the north all monday so there's that warm day in london on monday and then say with these good kid skies but be prepared for these time which is to actually continue to rise certainly across the central western areas very cloudy the monday across central regions but you should at least have

a dry day with a high of 23 i'm ballin. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many would not have to die like this or stop his heart he says all are really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting. because the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers coming soon thanks love to make loans to sufferings because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because those taxpayers never go away is a new one born every single day a 19 it is an urgent national message to him to put it we have officially requested the rationing of the support mechanism we created together because i happen to live

in greece somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person. that's machine on al-jazeera. welcome back a look at the headlines this hour as foreign secretary says iran's seizure of a british flag tanker raises serious questions about the security of shipping in the gulf ron says it sees the cargo vessel in the straits of hormuz on friday because it was violating maritime rules. german airline to join british airways and suspending flights to egypt's capital cairo 7 days beginning saturday the airline

says the suspension is to allow for a security assessment. and the 2 main suspects behind the murder of a turkish diplomat in northern iraq have been arrested and korea accuses them of killing the region's deputy consul general and 2 other people on wednesday. when all the stories we're following the us democratic presidential candidates to julian castro and elizabeth warren of join coles by thousands of for to reconsider managing the governor's resignation ricardo rosado is accused of corruption sexism and homophobia after messages between him and his aides were leaked and showed them locking women the disabled and the victims of hurricane maria debra on his own dough is in san juan and says despite calls from street protesters to resign ford to rican gov has refused to step down. i'm here in the heart of the old city of san juan puerto rico and normally this is filled with tourists but now it's something different you're seeing the signs here of all of the shops and now this

is the sign of the times ricky the new c.e.o. ricky resign it says that's in reference to the governor ricardo rossi you know people want him out of office tourists not here right now we're mostly seeing protests year this is the heart of where the protests have been happening just about a walk down in that direction this love for tennis or the governor's mansion and that's where the embattled governor has been holed up now for over a week what's happening here is one of several protests we've seen throughout the last several days there banging on pots and pans demanding that the governor step down this is what some people had to tell us we as a as a nation are demanding him that he needs to step down so we just want to help we talk of this the option i mean like this is being happy like when many many other governments to now we talk by what is going on right now like we the people are

tired so we want him to resign and so far the governor has been defying he says he will not step down however the street protesters say they will not back down either and they plan to stay here there's another huge protest planned for monday where organizers say they hope to get hundreds of thousands of people back out on the streets it's 40 years since the revolution that toppled nicaraguan dictator anastasio somoza and the capital supporters the governing party filled the main square to celebrate for many nicaraguans the party and president daniel ortega have betrayed the ideals of the revolution they fought john holliman has more. ok the moment when they could i was send them east the rebels finally triumphed entering the capital of the toppling of dictator. in the same day 40 years later they're back to celebrate in troubled times now the sandinistas seen by many

is the repressive ruling power president and former rebel daniel ortega called for a divided nation to come together. i mean what's the road to be able to work study have health care have highways to get people out of extreme poverty what's the fundamental condition peace people need peace to work and live. for those not with him it brings hollow mullin child with the sons of easters that she feels will take a betrayed the revolutionary cause long ago. under a day that they keep mentioning peace that this concept of peace they talk about doesn't correspond to reality because today there kidnappings of people have gone up and murders of innocent people it's shameful a state of impunity and criminality under this government the president in the eighty's will take has been back in power for the last 12 years they've been marked with accusations of nepotism and growing the authoritarian isms. since

protests broke out last year hundreds including mollen child have been thrown in jail civil groups some media have had their offices run sacked and demonstrations themselves have been banned. so on the day of the anniversary the streets were left to the sun than easters government supporters are all in numbers in the capital they say that the opposition a little more than right wing coup mongers and point to the things the president take is done especially for the country's poor also feels like. i'm 100 percent sandinista my house fell down in an earthquake and the. is it and ordered for it to be rebuilt. or we are here to celebrate with our command because he's the only one in history who is worried about the people housing health education. the t. shirts read here no one is giving your country term or it seems the mood even on

this sort of verse 3 is all survival rather than drawing john home and. because i work in lebanon sonny political establishment is concerned that constitutional powers given to the prime minister being undermined by politicians allied to iran the prime minister's post is reserved for their community as part of a sectarian power sharing agreement the type of accord signed in $1809.00 established a political system under which the president must be a maronite christian the prime minister a sunni muslim and the speaker of parliament a shia muslim but that delicate power balance is under strain now prime minister saad hariri is in a weak position since his party lost seats in last year's general election lebanon sunni politicians accuse the leader of the largest christian party gibran buswell and his ally has boller of undermining the powers given to the sunny prime minister we general rivalry between saudi arabia and iran is also change the balance of

power in lebanon so no harder explains. to grumble seal is at the center of lebanon's latest political crisis he is the foreign minister and also the son in law of the president the head of a christian political party and along with his ally hezbollah he controls parliament and cabinet and some accuse him of using those powers to undermine the country's sectarian based power sharing system all of. approved projects is an assault on the status quo which was founded by the thought of a court so we'll see this trying to find a new place for a strong christian leader. christians once dominated lebanon's politics the civil war changed at the time of a court of 1989 removed powers from the christian president and gave them to the sunni muslim prime minister seals free patriotic movement party say they are claiming back what is rightfully theirs we have what we have in terms of

parliamentary presentation to your representation confessional. representation so it's just that we're taking over part of the system before christians were marginalized so this very very very part for that was going to others prime minister sidle had is in a weak position he lost parliamentary seats in last year's elections partly due to a new elect torah law that critics say favor his rivals and his traditional ally saudi arabia has lost influence here saudi arabia played a key role in brokering betov agreement which was named after the saudi city where it was signed a lot has changed since relations between lebanon and saudi arabia have been strained by the growing political influence of the iranian backed hezbollah and its allies in lebanon hezbollah was not a political actor 1st signed and it's. father president michel aoun refused to

recognize the deal and was forced into exile. which is a huge crisis it's not easy to make changes to the time for court it was the outcome of 15 years of war and any amendment could start another war which no one wants but there is already a new reality and it won't be easy to shift the new balance of power in lebanon. beirut. physical therapy or physio therapy as it's also known is considered a luxury in ethiopia are very few serapis available though to treat tens of millions of people there and even then not all of them are qualified harding reports from the capital addis ababa. rebecca nya dec lost her legs in a land mine explosion she's a refugee from south sudan and was sent to add as a buffer physical therapy treatment now after 2 years she's learning to walk again . when we came to ethiopia they welcomed us we came because of the crisis now we're

waiting to learn how to use these artificial limbs this is the 2nd time for me to come here. ethiopia's physical therapy program is just getting started and the demand is staggering with an estimated 105000000 people in the country there are only 7000 doctors a physical therapy but give an example here was one of the 1st the hands up program started in 2002 in going to enlist and i was among. the students to enroll into this program and after 10 years or in the launch of the stockton program i was also the farthest thing in order to this program so for sure i feel like playing at the school fish and 3 doctors a physical therapy work at this clinic in alice avodah and treat patients like rebecca others are scattered across the country as of now they're graduates from the 1st and only doctor class in ethiopia mohammed hussein is another patient he had a stroke and relies on his rehab to move again. who thought he knew i

suffer from this and was shocked when i found out there was physical therapy here i thought it was a luxury not this i feel awful that's one. of the services here are free paid for by the government but when we visited there were a few patients getting help at the clinic. one of the biggest challenges with physical therapy in ethiopia is lack of awareness most people don't even know that facilities like this exists but even if they did there still aren't enough therapists to treat everyone and this is a misconception that existed in most parts of you know because not only physical therapy even as a hoarder we have to consider. that some of the physically disabled are often reduced to begging at times relying on their disability to make money even though ethiopia's physical therapy program is relatively new it's still more developed than in neighboring countries many patients from south sudan sudan and eritrea rely on the facilities here to gain their life back for rebecca her new legs mean she

can get around in the refugee camp where she lives part of her treatment is learning how to walk on an even ground similar to the surfaces in the camp during the time when i didn't have these legs i was just sitting at home with no place to go because i had no mobility progress on a national level is slow going but for patients here it comes one step at a time leah harding al-jazeera at us africa. well there's much more still ahead on the program the skate park giving syrian children the chance to dream of a limp a cold that story and much more coming up very shortly. the diagnosis he has been sick for around 6 months now the challenge ahead there when one of these $96.00 could be a new cure or a basis of

a new cure all for colors are there an illness or disability al-jazeera examines pioneering treatments so this is the xo suit yes it's basically a wearable robot look iraq revisited on how does iraq.

well july 20th marks the 50th anniversary of the moment 2 u.s. astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landed on the moon millions watched from earth is on strong set foot on the moon a sophos one small step that marks a giant leap for human space exploration the moon landing was achieved as part of the apollo program an ambitious project that cost around $25000000000.00 but that was in the 1960 s. wants to be adjusted for inflation it amounts to $200000000000.00 in today's money $400000.00 people work for the apollo program at its height and that's not just the astronauts and mission control is but also people like mathematicians nurses and caterers all of that eventually helped 12 apollo astronauts walk on the lunar surface all pilots all with military backgrounds and all men it was just one woman though who did walk in apollo 11 launch control the instrumentation controller joe

morgan 50 years on humans once again have their sights set on the moon it's also in jordan explains. apollo 11 was the result of hard work little sleep and billions of dollars 300000 kilometers away a small blue planet watched in awe a core of. our. american neil armstrong setting foot on the moon we didn't get this see the the moon until we were just practically at the end of our trip through it when we were when we rolled out looked at it oh it was. really was the current head of nasa tells al-jazeera the u.s. is ambition was field both by science and by politics the president.