military aid as well as further trade with the us in the future i want to think president trump is hoping to get out solve this visit in one column where president trump clearly wants pakistan to take stronger action most importantly for the president since he's come into office he's criticized that ongoing war in afghanistan he's been absolutely intent on removing u.s. forces from afghanistan now pakistan is absolutely critical to achieving this particular end already pakistan has set up talks between the taliban and u.s. officials the 1st face to face talks that wouldn't have happened without pakistan's assistance so that is one of the reasons why president trump is shifting his position on pakistan equally his offer to negotiate or mediate in the ongoing kashmir dispute at once again seen by pakistan as a warming of relations with the united states but importantly for iran khan he's

got to come away with something he's got a very very narrow majority in the country's parliament he doesn't control the senate so certainly he will want to return to islamabad with something tangible out of his meeting with president trump to be able to shore up the position of his government like in washington thank you. i'm still ahead on the program set for an unprecedented majority in ukraine's president followed him as a lengthy snap election gamble pays off. on burning anger in the philippines thousands protest against president bush rico to take his state of the union address. so we got a really ramping up across western parts of europe at the moment might see want to see records broken over the next couple of days the air being pushed in from the

south quite a bit of cloud here just tumbling across scotland down into the north sea running across scandinavia pushing down into the low countries and that will make its way further east with will be some showers and thunder pools certainly a possibility at least in sight if you have a look at the clear skies that we have it to central and indeed into western parts paris could touch $35.00 celsius on shoes day could get up to $32.00 in london like a little wednesday so even hasa still we could touch 39 in paris by wedding day room of the record is 40.4 celsius so we're getting close to our all time record for paris this week because of this weekend temperatures really high twenty's thirty's. in london down towards the southeast is fine and it strikes and showers there said eastern side of europe warm sunshine there back across the mediterranean $31.00 in athens $31.00 for algiers as well lots of warmth around here could touch 38 in car and that warmth of course extends right across those northern parts which

also the old schatz was a fog north america but by and large it's hot and dry. i think looking at your instagram account and reading 10. this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president after that everyone has a voice the best chance for democrats to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational callus mother nominee to join the global conversation on your thoughts get twitter and you on down to 0.

00 again for the top stories on al-jazeera britain's foreign secretary says he wants to develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait. jeremy hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area of to iran seized to. kenya's finance minister had been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of 2 hydroelectric dams overseen by an italian company. out airstrikes on syria's rebel hold stronghold of have killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours. the european union and united nations of warned israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks in

what close to the border fence a big destroyed according to local residents it's the 1st demolition to take place on land under the control of the palestinian authority families lost their 7 year legal battle to overturn a military a vixen order when israel's high court dismissed their case last month. matheson was at the site of those demolitions in the occupied west bank and sent us this report. just let me show you these piles of rubble that you can probably just see behind me one on this side of the fence the other one on the other side of the fence these used to be houses these these used to be homes that one was on occupied but this one was occupied by a family that had 6 children and it just around the corner from us from where we are now there was another building that's been razed to the ground there were 2 families in that that had to be evacuated by the security forces before that building was flattened in the early hours of the morning israeli security forces

made their way into vacs property and brought people out and we were here when that happened you had people screaming and shouting and yelling the people were taken off further up the road and then we saw teams of workmen who came in and were removing large pieces of furniture from the house where we didn't see any small personal items that were coming out the only thing that we're waiting for now is this building here this 4th building is currently being filled with explosives by israeli military engineers the intention is to bring that building as well always and for doing this is a military ruling that was brought in about 8 years ago which said that in at least as far as this neighborhood is concerned that no buildings could be could be constructed within about 250 meters of this separation fence in the separation fence as you can see is running up the center of the street there you can get an s. sense of just how close these buildings have been. hong kong police are being

criticized for failing to protect protesters from a mobile suspected criminals the anti-government demonstrators were assaulted in a subway station after sunday's mass rally so a club reports now from hong kong was wearing white shirts and face masks the suspected mob of gang members moved in on protesters returning from sunday's pro-democracy she was willing steel rods and battens they attacked tunisia's you long train station in the new territories. as was assaulting students journalists and a politician some tried to escape by boarding a train they were pursued and beaten again in what appeared to be targeted assaults at least 40 were injured some taken to hospital by the city's chief executive and police commissioner condemned the violence we absolutely do not condone that sort of violent acts and i let me made as clear again violence is not

a solution to any problem or violence were only breed more violence was pro-democracy politicians say the mobile is part of an organized crime group known as child hide they say to assault campaigners against the extradition bill the politicians also accuse the police of cooperating with the attack it and they've slow response to cries for help and you could tell how they were if not to colluding almost cold operating with edge other how do you explain the dozens of people were injured some very seriously and got the taken to hospital and the police did manage to arrest one person is a terrorist attack. all the people of hong kong and they want to silence the people of hong kong and create a right white tara and that's why people are wearing white white tara i said again

white terror probe asian legislators are being accused of supporting the attacks and the long in a video shared online legislator genius hoed singh giving members of the gang the thumbs up and shaking their hands after the assaults he since defended his actions and denies backing the mob shaking hand to my voters the sugar and to everyone whom i know or how much i don't know is my daily routine so shooting him is not representing that i endorse what they are going to do i don't know those words weren't enough to convince his critics who trashed his office on monday. during sunday's protests tear gas and rubber bullets were used on demonstrators during the march on sunday night the national emblem of child it was to faced and protests is attacked china's liaison office home to the chinese government in hong kong china's leaders in beijing have warned any insults to the chinese nation won't be tolerated

these protests were initially focusing on the proposed extradition law to send fugitives in hong kong for trial in mainland china but it's now a broader campaign with what critics argue is china's tightening grip on this former british territory and is no end in sight to these demonstrations with another rally planned this weekend sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong thousands of protesters have gathered across the philippines to denounce president to target a state of the nation speech they condemned his war on drugs and his friendly relations with china but it was a different picture inside congress where a majority of politicians appeared to support the president and reports from manila . this was president really good at air to sport the state of the nation address his supporters promised. it would be his most important yet laying out his plans for the remaining 3 years of his term. in his 90 minute address in congress where

the majority is allied to this administration he promised a continuation of this policy until the end of his term and no let up in this campaign against the illegal drugs trade i remember we still have a long way to go in our fight against this social minnes let the result. of the death penalty. for crime is still a big illegal drug. despite a united nations human rights council resolution to investigate the killings and a pending preliminary examination in the international criminal court. the philippine government says more than $6000.00 filipinos have been killed since the terror to launch the so-called war on drugs but the rights group see the total is more than $20000.00 local polls do show approval for detaches war on drugs but many

people also fear they could become victims of extrajudicial killings and they support international investigations been carried out. outside congress in manila an effigy of the terror t. was burned and thousands of filipinos took to the streets in protest the seed to terror to speech is just a rehash of violent rhetoric his often used against his critics they say instead of talking he should listen instead what we also see is a doctrine of preemptive surrender in our foreign policy in which the strategy of this government apparently is to get him whenever possible so kind of. the 3rd as perceived capitulation to china despite acts of aggression in the south china sea and his so-called war on drugs are the top major issues that

dominate today's protests people here tell us the president is unfit so govern and they want him to resign the state of the nation address is meant to be a showcase of the government's achievements but protesters here say his speech is merely an attempt by government to conceal grave violations committed against the filipino people. to duggan i'm just here in manila a police officer has been killed and 3 others injured during a protest by a group of shia muslims in nigeria's capital of violence broke out as demonstrators call for the release of the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria abraham's. sacking police fired shots to disperse the crowds after some set fire to park cars . ukrainian president for a lot of me is the lenski is on course for an unprecedented majority in a snap election called after his landslide victory in april it means the former

comedian who's shaken up politics in the country is likely to be able to push through his promised reforms so you're going to report. the results start was better than expected only 3 months after he was elected president allegedly as alinsky the comic turned leader of the servant of the people party won his 2nd victory and became ukraine's 1st leader since the fall of communism to command a single party majority in the parliament but. it's not only a great trust for me it is also a great responsibility personally and for the team will not let ukrainians down. to linsky managed to defeat a stoppage figures his supporters eager to see a break with past administrations. i hope for positive changes in society but they will certainly not happen immediately. after. the other.

number i think we are probably lucky i have only one wish that we won't be disappointed again. until you crane's makes the election system power is shared between the president and parliament but it is a fractious task ukrainian parliamentary disputes have sometimes ended in mass brawls obstructing the running of government. there was widespread disillusionment with the previous administration of petro poroshenko with many saying he failed to tackle corruption all raise living standards the eastern part of the country is still torn by the conflict between ukrainian forces and russian backed separatists with civilians paying the price remains through my we hope the better and we have always had hope and still hope but no one knows if it's going to work out it has been a meteoric rise for the 41 year old whose only prior experience was playing

a president on a t.v. show zelinsky will now have to deliver on his mandate and made his supporters high expectations sunny diagonal al-jazeera in portugal there are fears that weather conditions could reignite wildfires that have injured 32 people fighters have contained 90 percent of the blaze but more than 1000 firefighters are battling the last remaining flames in castello bronco about 200 kilometers north of lisbon police are investigating what caused the fears they may have started deliberately with one man arrested on suspicion of atsic. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of puerto rico's capital again demanding governor. resignation resellers try to satisfy the crowds by announcing he won't seek reelection next year i will also step down into his party but demonstrators wanted to leave the government now the protest began after leaks messages. to other members of his administration insulting women that save victims of hard korea gabriel i was on the

protest in san juan. hundreds of thousands of people here on the streets of san juan also some. liberty's as well ricky martin the famous ornery consumer is here to show his support as well this gives you an idea about this huge cross section of puerto rican society where it's celebrities such as him but it's average everyday puerto ricans that are the ones in administrating protests from the very start all of them calling for the same thing with a governor a recorder a c.e.o. to step down and step down immediately the protesters here say they will not stop until this governor does that and they say they're so adamant about it because of everyone here feels he read history suspected the puerto rican people on those leagues shout messages they came out over a week ago that started this political crisis that sees no end in sight india has

lost its most ambitious main mission yet. thought why they don't. be chandrayaan 2 is headed to the moon south pole the 1st human made machine to attempt the journey a spacecraft will shoot through space for 47 days before landing on the lunar surface of a little while that explore the south pole for 2 weeks india's 1st lunar mission orbit the moon in 2008 and helped confirm the presence of water on the way. undermining the top stories on al-jazeera britain's foreign secretary says he wants to develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz jeremy hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area after iran seized a u.k.

flagged oil tanker called the stand in parrot hunters called the seizure an act of state piracy following an emergency meeting with prime minister reason may iran had repeatedly threatened to retaliate after the u.k. seized an iranian oil tanker of the coast of japan 2 weeks earlier. so if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend kenya's finance minister has been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption and he wrote it is the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of 2 hydroelectric dams overseen by an italian company which denies any wrongdoing.

airstrikes on syria's last rebel stronghold of have killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours that figure is expected to rise as people are trapped under the rubble of a busy market that came under attack syrian warplanes or russian jets are thought to be behind the air rights donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflicts in kashmir the u.s. president's been holding talks with pakistan's leader imran khan at the white house also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan. the european union and united nations of want israel to stop demolishing a cluster of policy and homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks and close close to the border fence of being destroyed according to local residents it is the 1st demolition to take place on land under the control of the palestinian authority. and most of the latest headlines coming up how millions of people in

india a coping with a severe shortage in the string. what happens when a metropolis runs out of water and one indian city nearly 11000000 residents are finding out i'm only could be in the stream. the water supply has dipped dangerously low in chennai a bustling mega city in the southern indian state of tom will not do each day for

the past several weeks crowds form along the lines of water tankers sinton by the government for many life now revolves around finding enough water to drink and stay clean so every drop counts speaking to al-jazeera this month one resident of chennai explained how dire the situation has become take a look. out of without water we are not able to cook food we are not able to sleep as yet running around in search of water the water problem is very severe this year and north order to his brother took the knesset east. o.b.v. out to several government officials including at the ministries of water power waste water management and climate change we also contacted them in this the pallet the water works but have not received a response from any of them however in recent weeks officials blamed the media for exaggerating the water problem and said a lack of rain caused the shortage so joining us to discuss the water emergency is to be an usher in a boston is a senior fellow at the ashoka trust for research in ecology and the environment she

leads a group's water land and society programme in bangalore. we have raj polony chimey raj works as a data manager for w.r. i india supporting projects related to water transport and energy and pm krishna is in chennai he is a musician and environmental activist welcome everyone to the stream good to have you here krishna i'd like to start with you because you're in sanaa so how are you and your fellow residents handling the lack of water tell us about an average day. well i belong to a section of society that's far too loose so we find ways of by and tankers and the loaning and the fact of the matter has that most people are getting 3 to 5 buckets of water ready at the just a day or sometimes only once and days and get little are people able to get the time or in general. what to do that people are buying in tankers are as ridiculous

and dangerous because what is happening is that what attainable and surrounding actually goes the lands are being tapped or people are putting dollars in there because of that because they are also experiencing and it goes the business and that water then supplies in these huge tankers to the residents of china i must say that this phenomenon is not a challenge and then has gone through this phenomena of not having more of tankers being ordered every day for many many years it's just that now it's leached tipping point and it's shocking that you know now we have a governor who should be our cheap minister of the state saying that there is actually a problem so that's the best really of not on 3 questions because it is number up when the reality is that the what busy to do lists is completely dead we have eaten into all our muslims we have destroyed man route it destroyed our leaks the

landmark years are particular hotlips structures better when they want it and you don't even think you can work this city which has 3 universe was just barely on a cool idea or all these 3 universe today are dreams perhaps. this is in a just greater reality of chinese so called ecology the question i am usually at that context there because i think it's so interesting to hear that this is not necessarily new but it is now. more dire than it ever has been i want to share with you perspective from one of our community members in china who tweeted us and said we get 20 to 25 minutes of water daily i think the euro day is around the corner and of course 0 day referring to the day when the taps will completely run dry vina talk to us about what your family faces because i know your father lives in chennai what does he have to do to get water from

a well that's right but like you know krishna said my dad also belongs to a relatively privileged section of society so they have a bore well and. the balrog was driving to did earlier in the summer they ended up having to buy a tank of water and that kind of situation which the wealthy a society basically the wealthiest section of society buy their way out of a crisis the people that really suffer are the working class so for example you know people that might well. work while my father for example live in islamiya by and said you know you get a tangle coming in every morning and you have to wait in line to get the local buckets of water and there's a whole bunch of interesting that ajman is about even within islam who is allowed to get how much water and they very very complex that means means all those get more than and then you get more than daughters i mean all kinds of conflicts. and

that that have to be worked out so it's it's a very it's so it's a much more complicated situation which wealth allows you to buy your way out all of course as in so many places i'm glad that you both make that distinction because it's not lost on our community one person on twitter says not everyone is affected the same way the poor have it real bad while the rich barely experience the crisis the poor are having to spend a disproportionately high amount on water while 5 star hotels have brimming pools and it's business as usual for alcohol and beverage companies so that is one person's take on the discrepancy but we got a video comment from a journalist in bangalore oh and she also explains what this is meant for poorer communities have a listen to our roona. china's water crisis is reflective of a crisis in india's commons where you have neighborhoods that are built on leaks that flooded due to china's floods now completely dry these neighborhoods sound

slums that have a single women crowded around waiting for the one government water tank to provide them. their basic needs. raj does that surprise you at all. no not much actually and i have been facing some water crisis far across. the city and but if we let on that has been growing far i have are not just the other night vision but also that the recession ended again us that are in a region where that is. too much of a demand even if that is a small fortune in the play that it's supposed to be a part of that's what happening with that so the problem is actually the start of demand management and grab a book but on the other night vision and then refocus our product that's where the problem is it's a it's a more structural problem rather than. one family issue or something. chennai's

about the house i mean if we. are the same thing we'll be getting this start a spark. in some other bank and we have some kind of a person let's say in fall of the depression. or longer have and i just and it has come of them yeah you know because it's a structural problem of a structural problem and also the levy structure as an idea and because i'm not is that that because if you look at what has happened in chad i object the evidence that i get it you see the extent of damage we have done to all ringback our natural back to you know. what busy to do a little of you know helping us during the floods basically the city the city in which was planted just a few years ago which is not working today actually getting there is something fundamentally a hole in the rebuilding look at the idea of or down and you look at the idea when you construct many people don't know about patients what do they really do with all

the national education natural we didn't leave water actually particularly down in to the water table all of this has been to magically destroying and back or sort of a fundamental structural problem in the sense of how we understood. and or development is and what going to stand of people because it's also a question social justice you sort of question or will you be able these structures which other places be destroying thinking that it's not going to come going to come and hit us because the people living there are marginal and truly that absolute injustice just pulls a cycle and towards the environment you're just coming to eat everybody including the city and the only thing we only don't go in you lack of us said by who are you out of that we are not going to be able to buy our way out of this forever and this needs to complete. or what we are doing to our lives what we're doing to

a man who has worked. and been lost this city is a city that has to believe you can be sure when the rains come it is linux systems around the small city we just feeding and storing all this water with these lakes now what have we done to them i mean these are serious long questions legal actions read weeklies magination. so you said we have attention you're already doing that and then i hear you and i'll go to you after this but but i wanted to bring the send because you heard a question i say re-imagination there is needed you've been working on this issue for several years now and in fact of course are also an artist and so you've been pouring your heart into your art on this issue so i want to play a video comment from 27000 the says ok featuring you with a clip of you singing about this issue in a music video have

a listen. thank you big. thank you so. so being a christian and there was singing about sacrificing water and other natural resources for the sake of quote unquote development in chennai how did we even get to this point. yeah so what i was trying to say earlier that actually we really got to this point and i think wisner looted to it before as well we've been in exactly this point before so in 2000 feet as a board it's almost dish of who today because it doesn't regard for the

exact same situation happened this is as it was with dry by supply was shut down the diocese and that was almost 400 years of the you know the entire city was supplied by tank cars it's almost every single thing that's happening today happened 15 years ago and the thing is that there was no doubt even in 2000 treated us well that nothing was going to fundamentally going to change if we continued along the same bought and yet we did if you look back with me in 20032004 today. some of the most basic things that you should have said should have been done in 2200 and there were plenty of analysis done plenty of reports written which kind of showed what should have been done basic things like you have to put meat ringlets you know get your sewage treated don't owe androgen water bodies you know have make sure that your storage is are kind of intact because storage is pretty key to the antis and jewish and all of these things were kind of said 15 years ago and we've

had 15 years to think about it and still we're exactly back where we were 15 years ago so i think there's something very seriously wrong with the way we kind of allow the same cycle to repeat without changing. who is to blame for that though is this is a question of so many people are asking and i hear you saying what people have been and could be doing along the way this is rocky come on twitter though and rocky says i think the government should be held responsible for all of this trouble chennai is going through improper water management has led to the situation and of course as we mentioned we've reached out to the government they declined i did not respond but they have created a new ministry to help tackle this crisis so how to look at india's president announcing the launch of this new ministry in june. i'm a up now but we must conserve water for children and future generation the creation of the new ministry of joe's shakti power of water is

a decisive step in this direction which will have far reaching benefit to this new ministry the systems related to water conservation and management will be made more effective when i. so rush is that important 1st step or is it not enough. just to be seen but i think it's a good step that the central government is ready to do. this right now. i mean 1st the following is actually the i mean i think that there's a problem. i think it's a very good step and i think. we'll come to know about the details of what they're going to do exactly i would be thinking come up it's just it's just a new ministry so we're not sure what to do i think i think the interest that has been there is a more. positive but i think more should be done because actually one thing i also want to add is that this is not it's not just an aids problem actually. the

regional problem. and also it's. not limited to the southern part of india many parts of india actually. maybe the other at the end and it will be another place somewhere else in the next year or something like that so i think some of the next graciously to be addressed so. that our problems he may be up and eyes but what are the problems that. john was originally made just and i think that that has to be addressed i think for now it was the central government's interest actually for the interest. so i want to share this i want to share this i'll give it to you a question about samir says all these big tech companies and tonight should help with this water crisis and pollution and so that plays really well with the video comment we got from the author of a book it's called a river runs again this is near a super money and a journalist who says there are solutions and we should be looking green have

a listen. the major city of can i has run out of water and part of the solution for how to deal with these kind of crises might come from green infrastructure and green infrastructure looks at working with the natural systems i saw the samples of this in raw just on when i was working on my book where they build joe hogg's just small check dams across the landscape it helps capture fleeting monsoon rains that south asia so depend upon and lots of percolate down and recharge offers this is part of the solution along with grey infrastructure to depend and look towards these green infrastructure techniques it could be an example for india and for the world. so christi you heard her take there what did you want to. completely i think the land use and what we do with you know we have to ensure there were warnings and protected so you know last year has to be you. it has to be a mistake again it cash it has and so i mean i agree with. these other that this is

the direction to go but i have this that is why the about technical fixes and we have his obsession with excess and i'll be here that will be talking but essentially that he that one badge it trick that will sort of problem and we all know what that was all rule nonsense because 1st of all it is not economically sensible to mourn that election secondly beautiful look at also what we're doing with all the. sea life because all the highway sound it's what it will be discharged back into the water so the government is not talking about i think one or 2 more he said initially plants so when we talk about tech companies finding solutions i'm a little nervous about it all of who respects them and their intentions but their it can look at this instant text that says these are band aids and they're normal that it's because they're going to learn more so we have to look at elections just

it systems then we get the who's the we are evolution with what systems were orchy there in place and we have to believe in money so he said that the pressures are now that populations are going up which means we need to think of different ways will kill to link these issues and mining well methods of googling but you know that is that is appropriate for the problem i mean there is what i don't describe him to be the be in the corner got that was all nonsensical by the bit because we should know where those trees you've got just climbed trees everywhere on thing that were given it's it needs. and it needs to. just. be the fact that the. christian as you're speaking i could see raj trying to get in before you speak i

wanted to share with our audience something from you this from the city thicks this headline july 16th 21000 india's environmental challenges in 10 images but this is the image but i want our audience to see stress on natural resources the city of china is going through one of its worst ever drought of course we told you that already so this image shows the drying of one of the lakes between october 28th and they 2118 and that's a primary water source for the city you can also see the images of not just lake not just this lake but others on the back wall behind me drastic scenes here so when krishna says we need structural change we need infrastructure change how do you even go about starting it when the images look like this. so i actually live in the open yes we need these kind of blue green infrastructure for example for what congress doing our best work for you and protecting our before protecting

the lakes and the factories but actually as i said that is a problem that. the demand side and in india actually agriculture is the biggest consumer of water even within the democrat party region still in that perspective that i think the biggest intervention that we have to make effectively with the improving education education. so that can save a lot of water that is the 1st. and i think that's a good government and. the 2nd the 2nd i want you know what when they actually one thing and then a lot of experts talk about water resources and water management and all these things but actually they need to do all the solutions and i mean the thing that i mean i don't defend the problems of testing the solutions we need a lot of data and that india is actually very much a day deficient country that is that is another problem that is another problem that we have to address i mean there are so many but on india then provide

solutions but actually they did not know because actually they did not know that the crisis going on nobody knows less the water supply is done nobody knows work and. a lot of the one of the got in some place and i was knocked on to the public that so i think the 1st thing that the government at this is not a very intellectually in this country that the companies willing to. do something that they provide some kind of a little disappointed and that's the government. i think you. can add a quick solution i had this the because well i think you know things up or has been rather regarded rather was using before that the idea which is basically waste water groundwater on what the and by the water and that's something we've done really not done in india so i think

a better for me the principle is very simple don't do the big destructive stuff before you've been done the small simple stuff and this was simple stuff has been proven there's plenty of examples and that's basically using all available sources that are local to the city before you start doing crazy that he's on a mission as the sun pointed out which creates the dead zones and the money in life and demonstrating life or them to bees and chances which have their own god but the ford at like singapore or other and then just basic good planning i think is the place to start the show and i want to pick up on something that was said earlier that of course this is not just deny this is happening in several places so take a look at this map here be afraid be very afraid this is world resources institute so rush you share this with us and this you can see the indication of where other countries are and where the risk is higher and where it is a little bit lower analyzing locations here at low is the yellow and the high is

when it's in black so that is just a view on what this will look like around the world as we go forward we got this tweet from someone watching from cape town who sighs check out this book one city's response to a record breaking drought because of course cape town was facing big 0 as well so krishna as an activist in the last minutes as we wrap up the show here is an activist are you looking to other cities for how to deal with this. one i want to be a. problem. we are looking at other cities when it's also important i think you know we're getting a lot of attention not you make a t.v. and i'm a little more uncomfortable about that because i think the west needs to actually take responsibility also because climate change is a major issue we can't ignore that and sort of going to sponsibility what industrial countries can not be not discussed and the structure we just saw on t.v. but we've gotten some of our own acceptance of what they call loss and damage to

quality of debt and if this is also ordered sets at this point in time because finance is going to be needed and their nonsense is in my opinion an obligation of the west obligation of the daimler countries and that also needs to be taken into consideration when we're discussing china or anything or i just look at a map that you showed us it's not just changing so we are we should be looking at other cities but the fact of the matter is that the world the western world also earle's the definitely a country's financial not help but their duty because this is also a climate change a global issue english teacher did responsibility we will take care of the land use problems and and immediate surrounding problems and the data i don't know whether armies i'm going to have you don't know that i'm going about but that you would have got a better person out there the perfect place to wrap up this conversation even rice

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have come as a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's apart from anything else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation. still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flecked tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand so to consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we

wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend as the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no dig a strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not to feel intimidated by the u.k. putting out images of the tanker crew none of them british maintaining their all in good health and being looked after it is far more concerned about getting his own tanker back from gibraltar where it remains impounded if the u.k. did that the crisis would be over but it would be the wrong signal to send to the americans who continue to pressurise london to follow their harsh align with tehran by wednesday they'll be a new prime minister here by thursday

a new set of government ministers and by friday very possibly a new strategy towards iran may be a more hawkish one than the one on monday and one which is more aligned to the american position but iran knows that the u.k. appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for a fight lawrence lee al-jazeera in london. kenya's finance minister has been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption and rewrote it is the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of 2 hydroelectric dams overseen by an italian company denies any wrongdoing now to syria as strikes on the country's last rebel stronghold of have killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours that figure is expected to rise as people are trapped under the rubble of a busy market that came under attack syrian warplanes or russian jets are thought

to be behind the air raids pro-government forces launched that offensive to retake it live in april donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader imran khan at the white house also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan last year the president slashed millions of dollars of security assistance to islamabad accusing it of providing a safe haven to arm groups. at the european union and the united nations of want israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks and close to the border fence of being destroyed according to local residents their families lost their 7 year legal battle to overturn a military of action order when israel's high court dismissed their case last month . lows of the headlines coming up next as new technology helps police catch criminals are innocent people being caught in the crossfire that story in our

program pre-crime which starts now.

the term pre-crime comes from this movie minority report in which a prediction is being made about something any individual has not yet done but is going to do and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they performed an act. and. if you would have asked me 37 years ago if we would have gunshot detection or video cameras in neighborhoods or be able to predict where crimes occurred i would have said you're crazy. claiming to us and future of the future is already in the present right now is the securitize a shift of fossil sizes. i have no idea what the next 5 or 10 years

is going to be into law enforcement in terms of technology advancement. just look in a world we've come so far it's going to be mind boggling. can we predict an actual crime of an. just before it occurred. our strategic subject list is called the s.s.l. is a system that we worked with a professor from the illinois institute of technology an academic partner here in chicago to be able to assess and analyze those people that are at the greatest risk

of being a party to violence this system is able to prioritize and tell us those individuals that we really have to focus on the work with the try to prevent that violence when you have so many different datasets or you have so many cameras watch which ones do we watch social media right so many different social media communications out there how do you know what the concentrate on that's what our predictive aspect towards is for teaching subject list that's what i thought. when i heard of this story for the 1st time i thought now it's finally happening hollywood has eventually merged with real life software that predicts where and when the next crime occurs police arrive at the crime scene before the perpetrator

computers that generate lists with tomorrow's murderers. pre-crime they call it. a friend writes to me there's something foreign lumen on the horizon and we can only guess that to push a fence entirely one day. they experimented with a with it a little bit in 20122013 is really when it took off they came the police department came up with. more than 400 names of people who fit that bill. individuals who are most likely to be prone to violence and either as

a victim or perpetrator each of the 22 police districts came up with 20 names and they were chosen i don't know the science of it but it was all through mathematical algorithms basically and it didn't have anything to do so much with them being hardened criminals as much as it had to do with who are they arrested with. mr makes no difference ties i'm commander west and i'm with the 15th is just commonplace department may we come and.

take robert mcdaniel for example he was not a hardened criminal he had been arrested for many minor offenses like gambling shooting dice or smoking marijuana minor offenses but the people who he was arrested with during those crime. times some of them or at least one of them was a victim of violence so the logic was that while robber belongs on the list because he has a relationship with somebody. who's been a victim of violence because he's been arrested with that person before. as an employee. a school drop that it was either both get work or see a drugs in the street and set in june 1 from. trying to get my ged bad in.

and then a misdemeanor on the m i z d. star given falling home and started having police officers walk up on me rattled on the salmon a government aimed where i have been and like just things like the. i hand this over so wes and are so sure i can remember his name but they have them on home they stop at my house in. some pain and tell me that i was put through some type of test this and i was. supposed to be a l's going to shoot somebody or give myself step dad i was put on the heat their cell phone to be. mr mcdaniel as part of our violently dungeon strategy i someone has generated a list of potential criminals actors and that. we are here today to inform you in

effect that our computers have placed you on the hit list of the police department now since should you decide to continue to engage in criminal activity you know we're going to charge you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. i guess we was associated or carefree as opposed to being in a street sought out a scenario go but we've put through a test and we both came out the most top like telephoning dangerous people and now yet again i ask you how can i be dangerous for smoking weed if you know who does this or. the timeline shows all the criminal activities that their persons associate with if you see on the bottom those are all interactions he's had with the police either as an arrest is a contact as a victim and with it so you know who we hang out with you know where he's been

everything to do with him that we've documented through police interaction scroll down please we're 1st got that this shows this is what they'll compile and put together and get back out into the field within 15 minutes so if this person is the victim of a shooting or of violent crime they'll pull of their it's got their criminal history. that's associate so everything. before it was all the criminal history involved with that individual so there's probably maybe about 2530 arrests that you saw on this subject the people that they're documented is having an affiliation with that's again pretty comprehensive list we can actually do even like a link analysis to be able to show how that network interacts.

with. the idea that you could essentially connect all of the data streams that government collects in different ways everything from you know your arrest records to your contacts to your foreclosures to your mental health records to your social benefits and put them in a particular computer database and then be able to do blank analysis where you connect a phone number from all the different sources and go out you know several links and be able to see the world is something you would never imagine that is technologically possible now.

let's summarize. firstly they are quite serious about fighting crime with algorithms. so i completely robert mcdaniel is on the wrong side of the algorithm. thirdly apart from its developers nobody knows how the algorithm behind the heat list works fourthly in 2016 statistically 2.0876 people are killed every day in chicago.

good enough points. to create a new out of. the same place on the schedule for its. q. and a. just as you don't know what else they pulled off an actor. don't pull off an extra if. you can't fit soon at the commander's. they have like a ranking system which shows how many times more likely are they than the general

population to be prone to violence so all robert had a rating of $215.00 which meant he's $215.00 times more likely to be prone to violence but robber wasn't i mean that paled in comparison to a number of other people on the list there were a lot of people on that list who were more than 500 times more likely to be party to violence and again that's not because of their criminal history that's because of the people they've been arrested with. you know this is what's really frightening is that there are companies now scoring every subsides that information's out there it's not really out there whether they're a felon or not but it is out there and so what the police here are doing is they're

literally just purchasing information of people already have now that scored society of course is frightening of course it's not just a privacy sense that you're giving out this information it's about a government owning this information right it's a different situation in america we're pretty willing to let big companies like google and apple know pretty much everything about ourselves but we're more reluctant to have a government that's a good line to draw what's happening. there is this sort of data convergence where you're really seeing private companies collecting this information and then essentially selling it or offering it through different services to law enforcement and people do know that information in the police don't have it the private companies do have it and that's part of where we are now as technology is collecting as much information about us as i can.

i. like click safed. we deliver the data which generates information about us that circulate on the internet until the next update create yet another data set and so on. data mining endlessly. somewhere fairly lost at the bottom of the digital food chain there are people like robert mcdaniel. privacy what privacy. if august will influence this unto whom is a full comma and says it's now almost an xmas and you still have

a democrat just gun it up just in time voyager does mind you and i had to say chef de compared to about is will you doesn't screw up the consul vs in dish and he needs and for homicide sponsors so he he needs i don't point just on tom doyle who by all sides of all that i'm going to build a is of a find wisdom dhaba is still a guy i admit is up inspired just baby becalmed off one man's one exemption of august own 200 us young folks out at number 5 events of stocks to it too and us i didn't even get a skit for dean on t.v. a tough act to milk was taken on the gun in finding ya house before dustman it because the initial baton with him scoring meant that the viet often mention c.f.e. good for dean what happened just about some to shift some of the discipline other course in internet to gun owners of the leaping smoke on t.v. and into the leaping smart alstom silicon valley.

if you. want. whenever someone fills out an application for long they're going to be providing certain information. the be where software they access databases financial institutions courts. any type of loan institutions be where has the ability to access all of those databases. so when a call comes into our dispatch center and it is categorized as a life threatening call or in progress crime then and there is an address attached to the view where software automatically searches all of these databases and then provides the operator in the real time crime center information specific to that address people that have lived their lives there their cell phone numbers prior addresses associates' the other piece that allows for is to research

social media and and to gather any type of information that might be in there in terms of threats. the theory behind the where makes a lot of sense if i was a police officer on this on the street and i was entering a house and i don't know who lived there i want all the information i could but the problem is if it's so worse through these data brokers there just isn't really much accuracy so you might be arriving at a house in the address alerts as a dangerous place that may be so many lives there maybe the dangerous person moved the problem is accuracy and if you ever got on the wrong catalog in the mail i'm like why did someone send me a catalog i don't have children why do i have it that's the in accuracy that comes along with these data brokers right they don't need to be perfect because what they're really doing is trying to sell products to people.

well if the algorithms used in the private sector allowed them to become more successful in targeting their audience to sell product then we should take advantage of that same algorithm that allows us to become more successful involved foresman in preventing crime. in the case of the beware software i think the bad far outweighs any potential good and i can see how in a perfect world of the software refer fix it could help make police officers safer the problem is. nothing is perfect bryson's one of the things that the software company says that it looks at are postings on social media such as facebook and twitter there was one woman in another city who was flagged in the software for making comments on twitter about rage rage has

a very specific meaning in terms of anger or violence but the raise she was talking about was a card game called rage that had nothing to do with violence or aggression or anything like that yet she was flagged as being a possible problem because she had some of these messages about rage and what if someone is making some it's about that they don't trust the police is that going to flag them as being a potential problem so there are too many opportunities for the computer to get it wrong and if they get it wrong coupled with a police department that already is much more likely than other police departments to shoot citizens that's a recipe potentially for disaster. taking up one question again. why are we forcing these technologies upon ourselves.

the silicon valley's of this world are making a lot of money with them ok. we the users have enjoyed the comforting google and find and that's it. what if the internet fed by the permanent feedback of its users already had its virtual awakening. what if it developed its own needs and interests if it was always leading us to a more convenient technologies because we pay for it with private data. what are freedom was just an illusion. metropolitan police territory open he said but consider for us a fight on the. day they oppose that. much pullen police service and one of his own is a committed to reduce enough and gun crime. information in the case to you have or associated to it gang days need to crack if you're valving krevin you know stop.

if you are involved in crime and do not stop and you may be targeted by police partner agencies under a piece of legalization would join and press you may be convicted of a crime sent to prison for just being present when a serious crime is committed or even with those persons who commit a crime and you don't try to stop it you will need to change unless. we can help you to do this. you can speak in confidence to a police officer and or any of the organizations listed at the end of this no i would encourage you to speak to them as they can they hope you break any gang links you know since you are a commando. that's.

the doctrine join in front was actually brought in over 200 years ago to stop people encouraging jews so if 2 people joining with us by pistols will swords this 2nd so that support them they can be done full join and supplies if someone is killed. so that doctrine is not actually lol it is doctrine adopted by the courts but it has an operational and tactical implication in terms of the matrix. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other but we've been told that we can still hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held i want to refugees since over 700000

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threatened to retaliate after the u.k. seized an iranian oil tank off the coast of japan 2 weeks early. so if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price to be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which recently and its allies will always defend and there are other headlines kenya's finance minister has been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption and rewrote it as the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of 2 hydroelectric dams overseen by an italian company denies any wrongdoing as strikes on syria's last rebel stronghold of live have killed at least 51 civilians in the last 24 hours that figure is expected to rise as people are

trapped under the rubble of a busy market that came under attack syrian warplanes or russian jets are fought to be behind the air raids. donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader imran khan at the white house trying to also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan last year the president slashed millions of dollars of security assistance to islamabad accusing it of providing a safe haven to armed groups. and the european union and the united nations have warned israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks close to the border fence are being destroyed according to local residents their families lost their 7 year legal battle to overturn a military addiction order when israel's high court dismissed their case last month bring you more on all those stories in the news hour that's coming up in about 25

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the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something an individual has not yet done but is going to do and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they formed. the london my tricks works like that he closed in chicago identify individuals connect them detect patterns and social networks calculate the statistical possibilities. score people issue warnings keep an eye on.

i'm doing an end to gang projects in the local area here in east london i have clients who are saying i have never been involved in the guy but the very real issue is the subjectivity to get people on the criminal intelligence system the criminal system and then how that then goes into the matrix. to then associate people in certain kinds which is questionable so that the thing is who's checking the data entry who's checking those offices who commit those data entries. i don't see myself as a government well not a gang member among my dang number you know i'm so i'm just appalled on the support of the so. it's a problem which always gets standoff you know her name. and always will but.

if you tell them i'm not in the game they're actually we're community are you from or from the os community ok those are body snatchers of you know those are folks on a house with you a phone how can you tell me what i am because of my address because the our state is probably why i can only afford to leave that makes no sense i just honestly they got a job to do and they want to do it if they had a brief crime if they had to make criminals if they got to say here convince you to a criminal in provoke you to do it they are doing actually i had a friend killed a couple like couple was a couple weeks prior to that so our only partly i could say is a they they they labeled in a gang male. now i guess that's how i got affinity because me and a person that was murdered was so close but other than that i actually don't know the legacy i'm the a nun doesn't excuse. all

. they haven't told us what the algorithm is that they're using to identify people they haven't told us what that data is and there's no way to get off the lists that were up once you're on it so that oh that's scary to a lot of people it's frightening to not know how the list is created or to be able to get all that on the back end and they can say that you know we're using meth for use in science is the way to do it math and science aren't always right. but. if you see fulfilled in camilla's just recipes and struggle. that i just picked you

just to do mutant functional thing certain says that avoiding the 2nd place to ski you could feel as if the instructor he still collecting for the both of you must admit it's for the most multiple. all data is biased. police department data incident data has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways and we cannot eliminate us but we can potentially offset it to some extent i incorporate in other data we have a number of different components of the software one is either as a component that someone can use at a police station the 2nd component of the software is a mobile version of the software that can be in a car or other vehicle on the police officers able to see as the car moves around are they inside one of these priority mission control areas. is actually using the g.p.s.

from the tablet to track our location and as we enter boxes is going to update the display with information about them so we actually are just driving through a box right now which is about robberies and if this was our final destination we would start patrolling for about 10 to 15 minutes in this area is still relatively unlikely for any crime to happen in that location at the time it's just that this is the highest risk location amongst all the choices that we have available and so it's the best place for the officers has been that free time. while we are positioning an officer in a particular place which means that they're going to be paying attention to that place that should not give them the authority to assume that anyone in that place is a criminal unless they see something that's actually criminal in nature. so

go back up and put in a good mood good stuff so if you do they're going to keep. bugging me did you do to me when are you going to meet the people in the. they do in the old man it's a totally new to the name it was good to make but only 3 swords to my son from little town will stop when that's the law is even mentioning that. said do you want to test in a machine or. in jamaica myself. but. soon i'm going. to phone this shows you that screwed social skills. i don't. see those in the most consequential is that's going to cut. the building up and that's all you mentioned older look i'm going to let go of the movie i love good.

we have generally been very cautious about any incorporating any kind of person centric data into our models we believe there's a number of substantial problems with us whether that's. privacy concerns or just that accuracy of the actual modeling. we're not using surveillance data and home slap i think that's a key question that our society is going to be asking and under what circumstances is it reasonable to take advantage of that kind of data. big data we the users and our privacy well. who could have

imagined years ago that good can i will rhythmically calculate what i will do tomorrow. simulate tenuously we activate things our person island until now everything that once was quiet starts communicating with the world and sending our data to the internet my tooth brush my t.v. set the trip under my skin my fitness tracker the toys of our children. i was not aware of these kind of technologies quote unquote being implemented by

the police etc it's not particularly surprising because the technological developments in terms of policing domestically or globally is developing all the time and it's something that we're all privy to we can all see it on our t.v. screens especially when it comes to foreign policy and conflicts the rest of conducting abroad i don't feel about it i'm really concerned because i work with a lot of young people and young adults and children who are or have been or will be unfortunately in the shorts and most likely to be involved in the criminal justice system because they come from troubled backgrounds or they're working class and the black people so if you can use some kind of predictive technology and software it's not going to predict anything but thinking positive for them but if you want to make money with software they have algorithms to give to the police it's it is indicative of how awesome sightsee is is progressing in a way from human solidarity and human approach to just squeezing people as hard as

you can in any and every which way. enough that's one form of yes. then this is the one over there you know that's one camera over there it's a. yeah. and then there's another camera just by the sea. as remote as last year in the park so what this time is the. be. obviously there some kind of. purpose really hit the ball to save people or we're doing something there and if you look at these cameras they're not the kind of

ordinary c.c.t.v. cameras i definitely think there's a kind of books attached to it you see think about it 3 murders happening here you know right as kids play it's crazy one is almost on a plane last really got a little bit here and that's why no instance happened here when they do in this light and they are going to find them think about how small this park is and how many cameras there are they've got full coverage of it. happening is when they're not able to prevent a middle of the intelligence they have. sting ray triangulation do this kind of stuff i'm not surprised that it's on this scale and i think there's actually we probably don't know most of you know the kind of surveillance abilities they have i think it's interesting that maybe some of the way that they experiment on gangs in the black community is also. being used in political protest and political organization as

a way of pioneering in developing it i mean of course it's just reflective of the way in which a new piece may be targeted black you know soon it comes to crime and how they're disproportionately stopped and you know. we in london and the other parts of this country our place is so you've got to know what that means means accountability and transparency and all of your processes and practices. now i challenge that when i was in the met when i was chair of the black police association. i also gave evidence to there's inquiries that said that the police service was institutionally racist because of the way in which they conduct themselves now the matrix for me isn't on the form of institutional racism it is racial profiling it is unaccountable and as far as i'm concerned that has to be

a way in which you can get off this system whether it's the matrix the d.n.a. database you know you've got to highly of you know a process where people believe that. the police service can be held to account. map tricks strategic subject list no fly list so i'd like to list terrorist watch list ones on the list always on the list because the computer says so because due to the algorithm nobody is directly responsible because there is no regulator procedure against the errors of the machine because let's be honest nobody cares about what consequences the decisions of the program have for the life of robert mcdaniel the 1st mark.

is wrong is wrong to be profound is wrong to be saying that your son the truth is wrong to say you are a killer like. oh no. you mentioned so scoring on just pushed him to listen something does it's not kind of human nature can twist to it is this money force to for you out of this i'm for some minor flaw still some idea of the idle whitman ions at some of that selfish gene any improvement on having facebook facebook likes also just become to be a season men fish see like i'm britney spears or get desperate housewives season from its plans of. homosex it out. do you sit in for months on end up collided. likes on the end don't even enter the levant

annoying for months the fear just came undone by myself so i listed off what little sucked in school music so as on their money i'm just cones enough to list them it until this other even the most science of sports and to give a shailesh code since he does. emotional see my sponsor. and it does it i'm told but so going to sites as it is a russian alibi can it. we don't have the person for person to keep in touch with millions of people thousands of people social media does this is double a sort of how do we try to navigate and i think to stay in the peace a fully aware of this i think ultimately they're going to be just one step ahead they're going to know exactly how to band or how to limit for example thousands of people attending

a demonstration or let's just cut off all their advice let's just not let it be imprinted in social media less think younger than you know who's sending more messages who's posting more right is no for us we use it with the intention of we don't care we're going to they going to know anyway so we organize openly but practically i think is a really worrying thing because we have know if someone is or what they're doing and we have no idea of discussion which powers they have and the technology they have in terms of mass abilities and databases. at some point i have stopped thinking about who might know where and who might store what about me why and since when. probably because it doesn't make a difference anyway it's like with hollywood computer games and television everything is in extruded play interwoven with reality. reality being just the medium of the basic code 01 like don't like buy

don't buy guilty not guilty just to remind you code has no conscience. you know i was one. of those. when i say a best friend bravo. sleep his mind on the role of like in the me. my dad put the one to me. test i said i was a kid. my

friend was 18 when he got you. he got a song right now that i asked the a look at the. way i think i'm his the it. i now know. is wrong is is is too much. if policing is going to use software to predict what these people do in the future it's assuming that certain people with a certain history are going to do certain things and that's just not necessarily the case because humans can change according to what support i want muslim decisions they make according to that support but again it's a metaphor for that but it's also it's it's it what policing is policing is not

preventative it's no it's no it's not just in any kind of way and so it's just that as a punishing mechanism as a criminalizing mechanism and as a punishing mechanism. that it's only a start off a couple months ago a full 100 but now skip to $1500.00 that's a big no because in a level limbo crims right oh so now you who is a good photo is it good for the street was it good for the police you got more criminals who are good you got most cases to solve you guys who think you've got more problem. see my story might not mean that nobody because it wasn't you. but what about when a guy shows up when he got your daughter you know jail you know when he's you now it's a ball. now everybody want to make it seem like. it on the face nobody has really

come i can only go. so right now i think people are willingly giving up this information right not just what you're giving up on the internet but as we move into a world of the internet of things your smart house will reveal when you've left the day when you take your shower you know what temperature your bath is your television can listen to you your car will be able to monitor where you're going if you have like an on star system tells you where to go your cell phone knows all of those things and what you're doing and the conversations going on like we're just giving up this data to private companies in

a way where we're not really thinking about the consequences we're not thinking about what these data trails mean and for law enforcement you could see just how valuable that information would be why do you drink cold coffee in a hot car surveilling some guy when you can just use internet things to track them all the way through right this is the new world and right now the policy makers and even the lawyers haven't really thought through the consequences haven't figure out how does a 4th and adapt how do privacy laws a death how do laws so we have about telephone technology pli in a world where suddenly your watch is talking to the world and giving them your heartbeat and and the rest of it are we haven't figured that out yet and it's important i think to ask these questions now i think we're at the very beginning of a very big conversation about what we should do with this new data.

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however the weather set fabric cross australia by and large we have got some sharp showers rattling through the southeastern corner particularly into tasmania still some heavy and a blustery down poles coming through here that particularly as we go throughout shoes day by wednesday it should turn drier optically warm celsius hifi those winds just easing off a touch i won't feel quite as chilly is that number would suggest 13 or 14 celsius for melbourne and for adelaide should start 18 degrees there for perth by this a little more cloud just tumbling over towards doubly way by this stage but for much of straight it was fine and dry wood up to around 18 celsius there for sydney 5 enjoy it say for the most part across to say that chance is somewhat to weather to go through the latter part of the way but as we've grown our way through wet shoes they should be largely dry 12 celsius in christchurch touch cooler on wednesday but again last the dry dry throughout for all could move more clout

across that eastern side of north island temperatures at around 14 celsius now still a fair amount of cloud into japan at the moment still a little bit of rain as well fast clearing through tuesday going on into wednesday bright skies come back in behind just responding quite nicely is that you want to freeze. that diagnosis he has been sick for around 6 months now the challenge ahead in the ring one of these $96.00 could be. a new cure or a basis of a new cure all for colors our neurons illness or disability al-jazeera examines pyaar mein treatments so this is the explosive yes it's basically a wearable robot that pira revisited on now does iraq. the

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a europe led maritime force to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz. like it was. a desperate plea for international intervention as syria's government continues its battle for control of. pro-democracy campaign has accused hong kong police of inaction after protesters were attacked by a mob of suspected criminals. and rights groups sound the alarm over a trump administration plan to speed up deportations by bypassing immigration courts. i don't pee disseminate the whole with all the baseballs portuguese football star cristiana rinaldo will not face charges over allegations that he raped a woman in las vegas 10 years ago that's story and more later in the program. very well welcome to the program our top story britain's foreign secretary wants

a european protection mission deployed in the strait of hormuz jeremy hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area after iran seized a u.k. flagged oil tanker hunters called the seizure an act of piracy following an emergency meeting with prime minister to resign may lawrence lee now reports this emergency couldn't have come as a worse time for the u.k. the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's apartment thing else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation. still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flecked tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k.

would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand it's all to consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend as the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having a no bigger strategy over this crisis with iran very let alone the naval fire to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not to feel intimidated by the u.k. putting out images of the tanker crew none of them british maintaining they're all in good health and being looked after it is far more concerned about getting his

own tanker back from gibraltar where it remains impounded if the u.k. did that's the crisis would be over but it would be the wrong signal to send to the americans who continue to pressurise london to follow their harsh align with tehran by wednesday they'll be a new prime minister here by thursday a new set of government ministers and by friday very possibly a new strategy towards iran may be a more hawkish one than the one on monday and one which is more aligned to the american position but iran knows that the u.k. appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for a fight barnsley al-jazeera in london. well the tanker seizures in the strait of hormuz and the strait of gibraltar earlier this month appear to have several similarities as has and seeker now explains in the case of the iranian and grace one super tanker the u.k. says the ship was detained in gibraltar as waters under the international law of the sea commercial ships have special rights of passage in certain strategic

waterways like the straits of gibraltar but local laws do still apply the u.k. says the ship was heading to syria in violation of the e.u. sanctions giving it the right to stop it the stana impaired o. was boarded and seized by iranian forces while sailing through the state of hormuz or like the straits of gibraltar it has special international status but iran says the stand of violated its local maritime law giving it the right to seize the ship for investigation. well joining me now is iran analyst our knerr at so jeremy hunt has been having numerous conversations with his u.s. and european counterparts how much sympathy is there in europe right now for the position britain now finds itself in. i think very difficult i think that's probably explained best by the fact. jeremy haun came out and said that he was seizing the grace one tanker

a couple of weeks ago because of european sanctions and the european sanctions body nor anyone else in the european union came and corroborated that in fact the only european sounding at the time was from spain which said. the united kingdom acted at the behest of the americans and implies that it was nothing to do sanctions and in terms of that evidence or at least the. what we saying that the sort of information that we have that the seizure of the grace one tank of the strait of gibraltar was instigated by the u.s. national security team of john bolton bearing that in mind how my boris johnson potentially handle pressure from the united states to be tougher on iran. i mean i wouldn't want to. guess what boris johnson will do he's made various soundings and he's kind of trump and it's

difficult to predict what he's going to do he seems to be close to the u.s. . but then he's also ruled out war with iran. he's a bit of a black box we're seeing a rise in these tensions in in the strait of hormuz and obviously increasing concern about what that means for global security as that continues is it going to be increasingly difficult to separate those issues from the iran nuclear deal. so. everything which is happening now is because of the iran nuclear deal and its. unilateral withdrawal from the by the u.s. . the u.s. has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal and reemphasize the sanctions which obama previously imposed on iran in order to get a deal trump wants a new deal. it may well happen but at the moment. we're in this very we're in

a period of flux whereby the iranians don't trust the americans because as foreign minister zarif said i don't want to buy the same horse twice. and i suppose that the u.s. withdrawal from the nuclear deal as you say is at the heart of what we see bot the european response to this has been to try and preserve the nuclear deal in some way and to separate that from what we have seen in the strait of hormuz and elsewhere is britain going to find itself increasingly in a position where it has to choose between possibly were lending to us pressure or. showing more cooperation with the europeans in preserving the deal i see what you're getting at now the the europeans are probably fairly irritated by the british action at the moment because before this tit for tat seizure the british and the europeans were. talking about diplomacy they were talking about preserving the nuclear deal they were talking about having

a. channel by which iran business could move money and in the inside and outside the country because of the sea in gibraltar of grace one the british have. gone along with the maximum pressure campaign by the americans it seems and now they're trying to bring in the europeans to what really on the face of it sounds like a kind of a very plausible idea we need to protect maritime shipping but from iran's point of view it's going to look like an embargo on or if you if you have a lot of european vessels which are manning maritime movements in the gulf and iran is not allowed to export its oil it will look like a rainy and rightly or wrongly like an embargo and this is why all of this is ramping up pressure and it's really risking maritime trade and it's risking security and the way out of this is to bring back the waivers which allow iran to export oil bring down the heat and work towards

a diplomatic solution and i'm not totally pessimistic about a diplomatic solution between trump and the iranians mainly because trump doesn't have the ideological baggage of a lot of his predecessors around the iran hostage crisis and iran being nonaligned is fairly transactional and harmony is a kind of transactional guy from the looks of it interesting thank you very much for sharing your views of this hour and that joining us at. oh i want to turn to developments now in syria where have killed at least 51 civilians and province over the past 24 hours well that figure is expected to rise as people are trapped under the rubble of a busy market came under attack syria's armed forces backed by russia launched their offensive to capture and lead the last remaining rebel stronghold in april say the honda has more from beirut. a trail of death and destruction this is the immediate aftermath of airstrikes carried out by

either syrian or russian warplanes the target was the marketplace and man the opposition controlled town is kilometers from the front lines but crowded and residential areas have been repeatedly targeted and the russian backed syrian government military campaign that began at the end of april. was warplanes are targeting. there are many casualties and inject the warplanes hit the area early this morning look at the syrians look at the bodies of syrian children traitors. syrians here feel the international community has abandoned them there have been words of condemnation and un security council meetings but russian support for the syrian government apparently means little can be done to stop the bloodshed. was. i. guess i said i was i was

i was i was i was i. opposition activists have documented more than $700.00 civilian deaths in recent weeks including women and children united nations has also reported attacks on health centers and water supplies in breach of international humanitarian law. attacking civilians in opposition controlled areas has been a tactic used by the syrian military repeatedly over the years. but the rebels are refusing to surrender they are on the frontlines defending their territory and what has become a costly campaign for the leadership in damascus and their allies in moscow the government has lost nearly 1000 men and hasn't taken any significant territory syrian government forces were aiming to push the rebels north and recapture international road links to revive trade between government controlled cities that

didn't happen and this 3 month bombardment forced more than 300000 syrians to abandon their homes and move closer to the border with turkey. just sort of through this has become a disaster city more than 90 percent of this population had to flee to camps further north those who don't have cars or money had to stay here god help us. an end to the assault on italy province and northern hammer will depend on turkey and russia they have in the past mediated a cease fire and for now they are bargaining on the ground through their local allies and the fate of the rebel controlled problems along turkey's borders is unlikely to be the only issue on the table for their. turkey is pushing for so-called safe zone in northeastern syria and is threatening a military offensive if it doesn't happen soon it wants to keep kurdish y.p. g. forces which he refers to as terrorists away from its border kurdish separatists

alongside u.s. forces to dr eisold house of war in syria but that has forced tension between the u.s. and turkey u.s. special envoy for syria james jeffrey is in ankara to discuss the situation. all there is much more still ahead for you on the program kenya's finance minister is taken into custody the 1st serving government minister to be arrested on allegations of fraud. condemnation from across the world as a israel demolishes palestinian homes in occupied east jerusalem. and in sport peter will be here with the details of a doping protest at the swimming while championships. hong kong police are being criticized for failing to protect protesters from a mob of suspected criminals anti-government demonstrators were assaulted in a subway station after sunday's mass rally sarah clarke reports now from hong kong . where watches facemasks the suspected mob of gang members

moved in on protesters returning from sunday's pro-democracy. quilting still roads battens they attacked tunisia as you long train station in the new territories. as well as assaulting students journalists and a politician some tried to escape by boarding or trying they were pursued and beaten again what appeared to be targeted assaults at least 40 were injured some taken to hospital but the city's chief executive and police commissioner condemned the violence we absolutely do not condone that sort of acts and i let me made this clear again violence is not a solution to any problem or violence will only breed more violence for pro-democracy politicians say the mobo is part of an organized crime group known as child's hide they say to sell campaign is against the extradition bill the

politicians also accuse the police of cooperating with the attack it was their slow response to cries for help and you could tell how. they were if not colluding almost cole operating with each other how do you explain dozens of people were injured some very seriously and got the taken to hospital and the police didn't manage to arrest one person it's a terrorist attack. all the people of hong kong and they want to silence the people of hong kong and create a right white tara and that's why people are wearing white white tara i said again white terror probe aging legislators are being accused of supporting the attacks and the long in a video shared online legislator genius hoed seen giving members of the gang the thumbs up and shaking their hands after the assaults he's since defended his

actions and denies backing the mob shaking hand to my voters the sugar and to everyone whom i know or home or don't know is my daily routine so shooting him is not representing that i endorse what they are going to do i don't know those words weren't enough to convince his critics who trashed his office on monday. during sunday's protests tear gas and rubber bullets were used on demonstrators during the march on sunday night national emblem of a child it was to faced and protesters attacked china's liaison office home to the chinese government in hong kong and china's leaders in beijing have warned any insults to the chinese nation won't be tolerated these protests were initially focusing on the proposed extradition law to send fugitives in hong kong for trial in mainland china but it's now a broader campaign with what critics argue is china's tightening grip on this former british territory and is no end in sight to these demonstrations with

another rally planned this weekend sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. a police officer has been killed and 3 others enjoy joining a protest by a group of sham muslims in nigeria's capital abuja violence broke out as demonstrators call for the release of the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria abraham isaac sakhi these 5 shots to disperse the crowds after some set fire to parked cars i'm going to address has more. the demonstration is the latest in a series of violent confrontations between members of this line of movement of nigeria the umbrella organization off shiites in the country and the security forces less than 2 weeks ago the shiites stormed the national assembly or the parliament trying to access that building which resulted in violent clashes between them and security forces it was reported that at least 2 people were killed and 2 police officers were injured alongside many members of the shiite groups and the

most the demonstrators were actually pushing or applying pressure on the nigerian government to have their leader and his spouse and several members of the organization lose who had been in detention since 2015 after a violent confrontation between them and the military which resulted into hundreds of dead now the she i'd have been demanding that the nigerian government release their leader who they say is ill and in need of urgent medical attention that i don't government said on its part that the leaders the members of the group should focus their energies more on the court cases that involve their leader however they are saying that several courts have granted bail to their leader which the government refused to do next week the nigerian government or a nigerian high court in kaduna state is due to hear the bail application put forward by lawyers of their detained leader ibrahim elders exactly. now to kenya the finance minister has been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption sending

shock waves through the east african nation and rewrite it is the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of hydroelectric dams afrin zora ports from some guru and central kenya. this is hendrik teach filmed at a previous meeting he has now been arrested accused of corruption in a scandal where he say 2 of authorised payments for the construction of dams in western kenya the construction worker had been began 4 years after commissioning. that the guise of cutting or legitimate commercial construction colossal amounts and justifiably the legally paid up who are well choreographed scheme by government offices in collusion with private individuals and institutions. upon receiving and reviewing the evidence and satisfied this official evidence to try them prosecute the puppetry the director of public prosecutions has ordered for their arrest of 28

people including employees of the italian company that was awarded the contract investigators say the costs were inflated by a $170000000.00 and roughly a quarter of the total money has already been paid out. oh this is however not the only public scandal in recent tia's other multibillion corruption scandals in government have prompted protests like this one in the past several government officials have own cases in court i think at the end of the day with no to you needs to happen is to ensure that the d.p.p. goes the extra mile with a decision i am a better limit a us use to ensure that a program was just arrested for ceremonial purposes there are people arrested taken through the process that convicted and were serving time buying us the resources that they stole go back to be. that that. it's the most high profile arrest of a government official the minister is

a close ally of both the president and deputy president president who has over the years said fighting corruption is one of his main priorities he wants to leave this is a legacy but many people want more done than just arrests they want more people convicted and those phone call to ball have their accounts frozen and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the coffers catherine soy al-jazeera kenya the us government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america without requiring them to appear before a judge 1st president donald trump has struggled to stem an increase of mostly central american families arriving at the us mexico border into overcrowded detention facilities and a political battle over a growing humanitarian crisis or as when jordan joins us live from washington to get more on this story so it's a new rule to fast track the deportation of migrants rolls what does this mean and

what does it allow officials there to do. well basically this is an expansion of existing immigration policy it's a law that been around since the mid 1990 s. and it has been expanded a couple of times in order to determine which persons who do not have permission to be in the u.s. should be deported very quickly the phrase that they use is expedited removal but it's basically moving getting people out of the country without having them go before an immigration court judge to argue for being allowed to stay in the united states up until tuesday when a rule like this one is supposed to take effect it basically means that as of right now if you are within 100 miles of the u.s. border and you've been in the country for less than 14 days immigration authorities

can deport you without having to go before a judge as of tuesday that's going to cover the entire united states and that's going to include all persons who have been in the country whether they arrived here on a plane or arrived on foot or in a vehicle and they cannot prove that they have legal permission to remain in the united states the idea is that this could somehow target as perhaps as many as $300000.00 persons it would not cover young children but this would be left up to immigration officers who would question the people that they believe are in the country with out the correct documentation and then if they decide that they have not made the case then the immigration officers would then turn these people to their home countries send them out of the united states without ever seeing an

immigration court judge this is a ramp up as. that were of the trouble ministrations efforts to crack down a what it says is an immigration crisis of course as you might expect mario it's already getting a lot of pushback and it's not even official u.s. policy not for another 7 or 8 hours thank you very much rosen and jordan in washington joining me now from los angeles is grace meng she's acting deputy director of human rights watch is u.s. program and as you were hearing there to not be detained or to be deported under these expansion of these special powers the person the individual has to prove that they have been continuously in the united states for 2 years or more how do they do that how difficult would that be for them. to say i am a u.s. citizen and i don't walk around with proof of having been in the u.s. continuously for the last 2 years that i would be very difficult and under these

procedures what happens is that the deportation happens so quickly that people are not able to assert their rights how quickly could this potentially happen well what we've seen in the contacts the way is currently applied at the border we've seen people who have legitimate fear of persecution claims persecution their home countries who are quickly the ported within days before they are able to. and without being given a fair hearing before an immigration judge does this mean that you would anticipate that there would be large numbers of people being deported from the country quite quickly that that that this would affect many undocumented immigrants that fall into this fast track process. this is definitely a massive change i mean one thing we saw with the recent raids or the threat of raids under the truck the ministration is that many people are more educated about

their rights and that they know that they can they did not need to open their doors when the ice agents knocked on it and so i expect that many groups will be educating their communities about carrying proof of having been here the last 2 years whether their pay stubs or school records or you know other ways to improve with residents but i do expect that this could separate more families result in abuses of people who are supportive with the process and those that are put into this removal process they can make their case in an immigration court if the immigration officer recognizes them as an asylum seeker what sort of message would be used to determine that. what we've seen at the border is that officers often do not properly question people and even when people claim fear they often ignore them they outright fail to uphold their obligations under u.s. international law to ensure that the person gets

a proper hearing on their asylum application and so we are certainly concerned that there are many people who have a strong claim who should get a fair hearing who will not get so under these new procedures. i suppose the there are so many challenges around immigration policy but the reality in the united states right now is that the courts have an incredible backlog of cases to deal with and on top of that detention centers are bursting at the seams because of these restrictive policies with deteriorating conditions inside them is this just a measure to get around that. i certainly have been struck by the trumpeter or from the beginning of time to present a truck like office but we expected this to happen and if there are only is there a way of trying to deport quick people off quickly if possible the by the backlog that it exists now thank you very much from human rights watch grace manning

joining us there thank you. now the european union and united nations of want israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks close to the border fence being destroyed according to local residents and matheson reports from the scene it's the 1st such demolition to take place on land controlled by the palestinian authority. dreams pulled apart houses branded as security risks are razed to the ground by israeli military engineers the operation starts in the early hours of monday morning as israeli security forces push their way into the house which ismail obeyed built and where he lived with his wife his 6 children and his parents on the train that made it but they didn't just destroy my house they destroyed my dreams they destroyed a family and a life it's really authorities say some homes built close to the separation fence

which runs through the occupied east jerusalem suburb of wadi homos are a security risk and have to be destroyed even though the palestinian owners have been given permission to build here this all centers on a role that was introduced by the israeli military about 80 years ago under that rule they said that nothing could be built within 250 meters of the separation fence or the separation fence runs up the side of the road where the palestinian authority is it administrative charge of this neighborhood it said it would give permission for these buildings to be constructed but the israelis said that was wrong and they had to come down. after several years of appeals israel's high court finally ruled that the demolitions would not be halted it said the owners had been given enough time to comply with the law and to tear down their own homes and. these houses are permitted by the palestinian ministry of local government now the permits are being violated by the israeli occupation forces and

this military doesn't care about international law or human law and doesn't respect or care about any human ethics. activists groups and the palestinian authority say they're worried a precedent is being set they say israeli authorities could use the military rule to demolish more palestinian homes. we didn't know we had to be to. a 150 meters away if i knew i wouldn't have built it here why should i have built a house of my future the house of my dreams i didn't build it to have it demolished . under israeli law owners like ismail who refused to tear down their homes have to pay the cost of israeli engineers destroying instead rob matheson al jazeera already hamas. still ahead for you on the program warnings of catastrophic magnifies that could sweep across europe as hundreds of firefighters struggle to

extinguish blazes in portugal. the procession to protest continues in puerto rico where demonstrators say they want nothing less than the governor's resignation. and we're also going to tell you about a football manager who has suffered a heart attack on the sidelines. so we got the heat's really ramping up across western parts of europe at the moment might see one or 2 records broken over the next couple of days. being pushed in from the south quite a bit of cloud here just tumbling across scotland down into the north sea running across scandinavia pushing down into the low countries and that will make its way further east with will be some showers and thunder pools certainly a possibility at least in sight if you have a look at the clear skies there we have it to central and indeed into western parts

paris could touch $35.00 celsius on shoes day could get up to 32 in london like a little wednesday 7 horses still we could touch 39 in paris by where the stay rim of the record is 40.4 celsius so we're getting close to our all time record for paris this week because of this weekend temperatures really high twenty's thirty's . in london down towards the southeast is fine and it strikes and showers the cassette eastern side of europe warm sunshine the back across the mediterranean $31.00 in athens $31.00 for algiers as well lots of warmth around here could touch 38 in car and that warmth of course extends right across those northern parts which also the old shots was a fog all to morocco but by and large it's hot and dry. ah it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to

territories under the oceans $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. oceans monopoly on al-jazeera. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis although many of the not all have to die this stock is hard says on a really for sale an investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in yemen the static case is interesting but the. visit amount of money involved yemen war profiteers coming soon.

welcome back to our new through the top stories now version's foreign secretary says he wants to develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz jeremy hunt is saying it's to protect ships sailing through the area off to iran seized and u.k. flagged oil tanker. as strikes on syria's last rebel stronghold of have killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours and the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america without requiring them to appear before a judge. european charity s.o.s. megatron a will resume rescue operations in the central mediterranean from the end of august

they have launched a new ship in partnership with doctors without orders that will replace their previous vessel the aquarius they say the deteriorating situation in libya means there is a new sense of urgency as a partner now reports. the new rescue ship is called ocean viking registered in norway its crew includes doctors and a midwife run by european charities as swiss mediterranean and doctors without borders its mission is to save lives in the mediterranean sea migration experts say that more than 420 people have died this year attempting the dangerous crossing to europe from libya where increased violence has made the situation more desperate said. the deadly journey across the mediterranean sea as for the men women and children who embark on a ship the only possible way of filling the nightmare in the situation in libya rates of torture and slavery. viking is now in the north sea on its way to the

mediterranean it's a welcome resumption of operations for s.o.s. mediterranean its previous ship the aquarius was barred from entering its early by far right interior minister met feeney in june 28th seen soon after it lost its license to sail the ship's been docked in the french port of mass a since december in nearly 3 years the equerries saved nearly 30000 lives the charities behind the ocean viking ship say that in european governments are failing in their moral and human duty to rescue people in distress at sea and they urge east states to take responsibility and do more growing concern over immigration in europe has fueled hostility among some european governments towards rescue ships campaigners say that the e.u. should designate some ports a safe harbors so that ships can disembark survivors. we are asking for months and months to save lives 1st and to discuss politics afterwards and to respect

the fundamentals of human rights at the lease a palace the french president met the head of the un's refugee agency they discussed the situation in libya and europe's response to migrants and refugees rescued. we have to respect humanitarian rules and the rules of maritime law so when a vessel is in international waters or is leaving libyan waters with refugees on board it must be able to shelter in the closest safe port this rule is necessary it's legally and practically necessary campaigners say that europe may well be tightening borders but european governments must not forget their humanity and make saving lives a shared priority natasha butler al jazeera paris and more than a 1000 firefighters are battling resurging flames as huge wildfires sweep across central portugal high temperatures and strong winds making it tougher for firefighters to put out the flames which are about 200 kilometers north of lisbon

32 people have been injured in this season's blazes well the e.u. has warned that wildfires are already a serious and increasing threat across the continent between the years 2002017600 in 11 firefighters and civilians died in wildfires in european union countries the economic damage during this time has been calculated at more than $16000000000.00 portugal suffers the most from this according more than $18000.00 wildfires a year since 2007 experts are saying that europe now needs to get ready for mega fires catastrophic events that kill and black in large areas and are hard to stop. tom burke is the chairperson for climate change think tank a 3 g. joins me in the studio now and i don't suppose i said anything there that you don't already know but do we understand the magnitude of the threat and fires i think we

do in the headlines but not as it were in the real world so the picture is coming through pretty clearly and not just fires there are also hurrican and floods as well so there are a lot of extreme weather events which are exactly what the scientists told us was going to happen so that we're starting to see is governments politicians at least paying attention but they're not translating that into really aggressive enough action to stop the problem getting worse what is the appropriate response to this. stop burning fossil fuels actually it's quite straightforward in a way we already have the technology that if we wanted to deploy it rapidly we could if it wanted to yes it was expensive probably actually citibank came up with a study a couple of years ago that showed even then it was probably cheaper to go low carbon than high carbon but you would of course change about the winners and losers which is what really puts a politicians off and of course since citibank came up with that study the costs to

renewables have gone down further so actually i think the balance of advantage in terms of cost would be to go for low carbon but that requires a very big social change until then is there anything that can be done well several things that can be done 1st of all i think you've got to keep people and forests apart so where it's appropriate as for instance of that great grief thing you don't let regulated developers take place in vulnerable forest areas you also need to make sure that your emergency services are properly funded and that means basing the for the budgets not on what used to happen because we've changed the baseline so the problem is they're going to need much bigger budgets than they've got now because this problem is going to get worse than we saying at the moment and i mean we've been focusing on these wildfires in portugal and have seen as you say the same thing in greece these are the smaller european union countries they have

suffered economic problems in recent years do they really have the the resources to tackle fires on this scale. they don't really so in a sense you're absolutely right about that the real problem is we've got to stop this problem getting worse the climate change is like type 2 diabetes you know it's a bit asymptomatic you don't notice it but if you don't deal with it it gets progressively worse and worse so you're already right those countries can't cope with the current burden let alone the kind of burden that they're going to have to cope with over the next decade if we don't deal with climate change much more aggressively where does the burden of responsibility for because you know there has been at the paris climate change planning we've seen what's happened that there is . much more than the towards an individualistic approach towards unilateral action over multilateral agreements so when are we regressing in those we're not going fast enough i don't know that we're regressing i think we're still making progress but it's much too slow the real problem at the end of the day governments have to

tackle this problem if vigils can play a part in all kinds of different ways companies can play a part but at the end of the day of governments don't actually invest enough effort politically as well as fine actually then we can't really address this problem thank you very much appreciate your thoughts on this story tom back chairperson of the a 3 g. think tank. now donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader iran come on the white house trump also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan mike hanna has more now from washington. the warm tone of the meeting show the 2 leaders have come a long ways since the vitriolic exchange of tweets last year shortly after iran khan was elected prime minister president making clear he would consider the resumption of military aid to pakistan aid that he suspended following his

accusation that pakistan was not doing enough to assist the u.s. and its ongoing war of terror as the u.s. puts it assurances from iran card to the president in the course of the meeting that pakistan would do everything possible to further u.s. interests in afghanistan in particular that it will continue to attempt to bring together the u.s. and taliban officials talks there to pakistan played a critical role in setting up imran khan also facing a domestic issue he needs to return to islamabad with something tangible he's got a very narrow majority in pakistan's parliament doesn't control the senate so certainly he would need something from president trump to take back to shore up the shaky situation of his government. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of puerto rico's capital again demanding that governor rick adora say as immediate that he immediately resign or so has already said he won't seek

reelection next year will also step down as leader of his party but the demonstrators that's not enough as gabriel is under reports. they fill the streets in overwhelming numbers puerto ricans more determined than ever the 10th straight day of protests despite for the largest riki more dangerous puerto ricans dishes and athletes supporting the protest. but it was a every day puerto rican sprott together in their desire to see a new government we're here to show everybody what we want you know what is it you want that him to resign him is governor ricardo. who on sunday night took to facebook to again apologize for hundreds of pages of private text messages leaked more than a week ago where he seemed crudely mocking the very puerto rican people who elected him to come up with the he gave new. to each puerto rican men and woman i have hurt

you and i hear you today i have made mistakes and i ask for forgiveness i am a good man who has great love for my island and for everyone. else i think. he refused to step down only fueling more anger on the streets these god our governor is taking everything that we're proud of we need him to step down he did something he asked for forgiveness that's ok but he needs to respond for what he did it's unprecedented the number of people out here on the streets this started as a protest against the governor and it's still very much is but also has grown into something much larger the feeling of most here is that now is the time not only to demand a new governor but also a better government i mean here because i want to fight corruption in my country it's been. many years that people have suffered the consequences of corruption and

it's time that the young generation stands up it's we cannot say like oh no we're scared of the future like my parents and some people are afraid of change and it's normal that we have to tell the government that they have to have a social commitment. with health and education thousands of people shut down the main highway through the city but the road ahead purported rico now more uncertain than ever. gabriels on the al-jazeera side was. now ukrainian president saddam is a landscape is on course for an unprecedented majority in a snap election called after his landslide victory in april it means the former comedian who has shaken up politics in the country is likely to be able to push through his promised performs as sonic a go reports. results start was better than expected only 3 months after he was elected president allegedly as alinsky the

comic turned leader of the servant of the people party won his 2nd victory and became ukraine's 1st leader since the fall of communism to command a single party majority in the parliament but. it's not only a great trust for me it is also a great responsibility personally and for the team will not let ukrainians down. so linsky managed to defeat a stoppage figures his supporters eager to see a break with past administrations buckcherry march 1 of the worse i hope for positive changes in society they will certainly not happen immediately but step by step because. you know there's a. number i think we are probably lucky to have only one wish that we won't be disappointed again. until ukraine's mixed election system power is shared between the president and parliament but it is a fractious task ukranian parliamentary disputes have sometimes ended in mass

brawls obstructing the running of government. there was widespread disillusionment with the previous administration of petro poroshenko with many saying he failed to tackle corruption or raise living standards the eastern part of the country is still torn by the conflict between ukrainian forces and russian backed separatists with civilians paying the price for no sooner we hope that the. we have always had hope and still hope but no one knows if it's going to work out it has been a meteoric rise for the 41 year old whose only prior experience was playing a president on a t.v. show zelinsky will now have to deliver on his mandate and made his supporters high expectations sunny diagonal al-jazeera so i have for you on the program. a taste of mediæval. as a 1st century is brought back to life. from.

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victim knew who the person was who assaulted her she refused to identify him or disclose where the crime occurred as a result police were unable to conduct a meaningful investigation for the evidence showing interactions between the victim and perpetrator before and after the crime was lost and the criminal investigation was closed the woman and rinaldo reached a civil settlement in 2010 the victim contacted police last august asking them to reopen the case and naming cristiana rinaldo as the offender the allegations were investigated but they could not be proven beyond a reasonable doubt or stray into a mac horse and got a round of applause from some of his fellow athletes for he stand against doping at the world championships efficient seconded to his chinese rival sun yang in the $400.00 metres freestyle but refused to share the podium with him son failed a drug test in 2014 and is currently fighting fresh anti doping violations the

decision to allow him to compete while that process is ongoing has upset many who believe the sport is not doing enough to protect clean athletes. this feud goes away back orton beat son to gold at the rio olympics in 216 and then called him a drug cheat of its face at the press conference sun is now facing new claims that he destroyed a blood sample during an altercation with anti-doping officials at his home last year swimming's governing body phina issued him a warning but still allowed him to compete at the world championships the world anti-doping agency appealed that decision with a court of arbitration for sport and sun will now have a hearing in september he faces a possible lifetime ban some young will hope he'll still be able to compete at the tokyo lympics which begin in just over a year and as you might expect technology or more specifically artificial intelligence will play a big part in the games not only are the mascots getting a high tech upgrade the japanese carmaker toyota has also been showing off

a new a i robot that will be able to help officials fetch equipment like javelins during the athletics events once loaded up the robots will race back to competitors at up to 20 kilometers per hour so yours is also planning a feast of robots on wheels that will help guide fans to wheelchair seats and serve refreshments at events. staying in tokyo that's where and when griezmann is preparing to make his debut for barcelona auntie's day he and his new teammates are getting ready to face chelsea in a pre-season friendly greaseman join boss or from another spanish side at little madrid after they triggered he's $135000000.00 release calls he'll definitely get to play alongside the n.l. messi and there are reports basso are trying to resign neymar to. was very happy to be here i really want to stop playing and playing well i did my best with my former team and coach what happens without article is up to them now though

very calm and the only thing that matters now is to start playing with barcelona which is the most important thing for me i didn't know book arrests coaches in a stable condition after suffering a heart attack on the sidelines of a match. team was playing a romanian league match when he began to feel unwell in the dug out of 51 year old was immediately taken by ambulance to hospital the only join the team in june these are worrying scenes for fans as in 2016 dinamo book at best midfielder patrick king died of a suspected heart attack after collapsing on the pitch. monday was a rest day for riders on the tour de france after they bid farewell to the pyrenees on sunday french rider julian says it will only get harder to defend be the leaders yellow jersey in the upcoming stages in the alps so we change of. we defend it give everything every day. like you see. in the

breakaway now i would like. a little of that on the force i don't know what will happen in the next day but for sure i will continue to defend. just over a week after they were cup triumph the english cricket team are back at lord's but they have swapped the one day colors that test match whites face ireland in a 4 day test as a warm up for the ashes series against australia back one starts on the 1st of all guest players who are not in the world cup team or ensuring the squad focuses on ireland and not the recent success. anthony joshua's own promotes a skeptical about him going straight into a rematch with andy rooney's junior joshua suffered the 1st defeat of his career to movies in june and last stories heavyweight world titles in the process a venue for the rematch will be announced this week with card of the front runner would be would he or could he or should he have an interim fine

a new confidence builder maybe that's not him but no interest in that so that has an even been discussed what it has been discussed i should have been any reason not performed poorly and i lost the fight song of the next hour on a bit to charm world heavyweight champion give me that fight now that's a structured event he joshua. the 13th century in the 21st century have made it take a look at this these russian medieval enthusiastic part in a range of 13th century competitions while wearing traditional obama the minimal requirement for participants is to own their own horse otherwise you can play while injuries the fighters are fairly common one of the main rules is not take it the horses. the bull shit so it is a whole range of skills you need you have to be a good rider and to control the weapon and then there's the whole didn't the arm of the steal the break hence it's a lot of stress for the horse the horses get nervous even the experience ones

sometimes they refused to go up to the beria they panic and that is where we leave it miriam it's back to you in london thank you peter well that's it for the news hour but i will be back with a full blessin of news for you very shortly do stay with al-jazeera i'll see you in a bit. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the menu one on one east investigates korean dogs friends or food on al-jazeera. to button culture

a down's thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and maintain that cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are a weather problem this is a suburb of the india capital new delhi tibet so be refugees here since 964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their a businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. our war on terror begins right now but it does not in their no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein this is a regime that has something to hide they have aired a significant propaganda machine and guess what not one w m d shite was found

in iraq since the 1991 iraq a deadly deception on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every year. the u.k. accuses iran of state piracy of the stone and paris seizure and proposes a europe led maritime force to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up on the

program. my i pod to put my a desperate plea for international intervention as syria's government continues its battle for control of adlib. by its grip sound the alarm of a trumpet ministration plan that would bypass immigration ought to speed up deportations. pro-democracy campaign is a piece of inaction like i love but still to come the. top story persons foreign secretary wants a europe protection mission deployed in the strait of homeless jeremy hunt says it's to protect the ships sailing through the area off to iran seized a u.k. flag to oil tanker and has called the seizure an act of state piracy following an emergency meeting with the prime minister to resign may lower reports this

emergency couldn't have come as a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's a parliament of thing else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation. still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flag tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of a british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand its all to consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters a long record time not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because

freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend as the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no bigger strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire power to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not to feel intimidated by the u.k. putting out images of the tanker crew none of them british maintaining their all in good health and being looked after it is far more concerned about getting his own tanker back from gibraltar where it remains impounded if the u.k. did that's the crisis would be over but it would be the wrong signal to send to the americans who continue to pressurise london to follow their harsh align with tehran by wednesday they'll be a new prime minister here by thursday

a new set of government ministers and by friday very possibly a new strategy towards iran may be a more hawkish one than the one on monday and one which is more aligned to the american position but iran knows that the u.k. appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for a fight barnsley al-jazeera in london. as strikes have killed at least $51.00 civilians in syria's any province of the past 24 hours well that figure is expected to rise as people are trapped under the rubble of a busy market that came under attack. forces backed by russia we launched our offensive to capture the last remaining rebel stronghold in april so honda has more now from beirut. a trail of death and destruction this is the immediate aftermath of the airstrikes carried out by either syrian or russian warplanes the target was the marketplace and on the opposition

controlled town is kilometers from the front lines but crowded and residential areas have been repeatedly targeted and the russian backed syrian government military campaign that began at the end of april i was warplanes are targeting. there are many casualties and inject the warplanes hit the area early this morning look at the syrians look at the bodies of syrian children traitors. syrians here feel the international community has abandoned them there have been words of condemnation and un security council meetings but russian support for the syrian government apparently means little can be done to stop the bloodshed. was. i. guess i said i. was i. was i was i was i.

opposition activists have documented more than $700.00 civilian deaths in recent weeks including women and children united nations has also reported attacks on health centers and water supplies in breach of international humanitarian law attacking civilians in opposition controlled areas has been. tactic used by the syrian military repeatedly over the years. but the rebels are refusing to surrender they are on the front lines defending their territory and what has become a costly campaign for the leadership in damascus and their allies in moscow the government has lost nearly 1000 men and hasn't taken any significant territory syrian government forces were aiming to push the rebels north and recapture international road links to revive trade between government controlled cities that didn't happen and this 3 months bombardment forced more than 300000 syrians to abandon their homes and move closer to the border with turkey. just sort of through

this is become a disaster city more than 90 percent of this population had to flee to camps further north those who don't have cars or money had to stay here god help us. and to the assault on italy province and northern hama will depend on turkey and russia they have in the past mediated a cease fire and for now they are bargaining on the ground through their local allies and the fate of the rebel controlled province along turkey's borders is unlikely to be the only issue on the table for their answers you know. the u.s. government is saying it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america without requiring that requiring them to appear before a judge 1st president trump has struggled to stem an increase of mostly central american families arriving at the us mexico border leading to overcrowded detention

facilities and a political battle over a growing humanitarian crisis and jordan joins us live now from washington for more on this and this is an expansion of existing palace to to deport undocumented immigrants in the u.s. just take us through what this new measure means for them. well basically for the last 20 years or so the u.s. immigration policy has been has been just to deal with those persons without papers within 100 miles of the u.s. land border now there's only affects people who were in the country for fewer than 14 days or 2 weeks and then they could be expeditiously deported without having to go before an immigration judge they reserve the court room hearings for

people who were found to be in the country without papers for much longer well that is changing now it doesn't matter how you come into the united states whether by land by air or by sea but if you are in the country up to 2 years and you're not able to satisfy 2 immigration officers that you have a legal right to be in the united states these officers are going to be empowered as of tuesday to deport you as quickly as possible you won't be able to go before a judge however this statement that is being put forward by the department of homeland security would allow people who say that they have a fear of persecution or who want to apply for asylum they would then get the ability to radically to go before an immigration court judge in order to make their case that they should be allowed to stay in the u.s. and of course president bush has long been trying to crack down on legal and

illegal immigration the country but how much is this latest move about 2020 and putting immigration front and center of his campaign. well certainly there is a big part of that mari and the president basically was able to get elected in 2016 in part because he said that there was too much immigration coming to the united states both authorized and unauthorized and his famous campaign chant of build the wall did attract a lot of supporters and in fact this is something that they are applauding on this day before this new regulation is supposed to take effect of course this is on thing that immigration rights groups are very alarmed by the a.c.l.u. has already said it's going to sue to up prevent this new regulation from taking effect on tuesday i don't have word yet that they have actually filed

a legal challenge in federal court but if this were to go through and if the courts were to allow this to go through some 300000 people are thought to be vulnerable because this would now cover people anywhere in the united states as long as they have not been here for more than 2 years beyond that i presume it's because they would have the right to actually go to court and to challenge their efforts at being deported whereas if they're here for fewer than 2 years they could be deported without any any sense of you know getting their side told to the immigration authorities thank you very much rosen and jordan in washington. well the political deadlock in the tribal ministration has been leaning hard on mexico to stop central american migrants from making their way to the u.s. the mexican government has been cracking down on asylum seekers within its territory but critics have warned that it could lead to human rights abuses as

nanny drop out i reports now from mexico city. over the past 45 days mexican authorities have stepped up a crackdown on migrants through an increase in immigration officers and the deployment of thousands of national guards troops to mexico's northern and southern borders. on average more than a 1000 migrants are now being apprehended in mexican territory every day so you notice in your disappoint that mexican foreign minister marcello abroad has consistently repeated. the deployment of national guard troops as well as our enforcement of existing margaret have led to a 36.2 percent reduction in the flow of migrants. by showing the trump administration that immigration numbers are down mexico hopes to meet the conditions of a july 22nd deadline on a deal that removed tariff threats on mexican exports to the us look i spoke to mr broder just before i came here we talked about the progress we've made on migration with them to. the trade good word out there 404045. there they've made real

progress but this is a letter but the strategy of cracking down on migrants the deployment of military forces and detention of asylum seekers in southern mexico have also sparked concern among human rights groups immigration experts warn all of this contradicts mexico's own it national policies which promise to guarantee the rights of asylum seekers or mexico is sandwiched between 2 contradicting expectations logically this creates a complicated problem because you can't please one party without upsetting the other and in any containment measures for migrants there is a chance that human rights abuses that negatively affect migrants will occur having met the conditions set by the u.s. and reducing migrant numbers mexico has also avoided the so-called safe 3rd country negotiations the country has been avoiding as part of the agreement with the us mexico plans to continue the current strategy for another 45 days while also calling on the us to invest in a more sustainable approach which includes

a development plan for the countries migrants are fleeing mexico committed $30000000.00 toward development projects in el salvador last month but without a strategic international development plan that includes countries like guatemala and honduras were a majority of migrants originate experts warn that a policy of containment alone will not be enough to solve the migrant crisis went up in low mexico city and us algis their life in london and much more to bringing kenya's finance minister has taken into custody the 1st serving government minister to be arrested over the allegations of for all its. and condemnation from across the world as israel demolishes palestinian homes in occupied east jerusalem.

how the weather set fabric cross australia by and large we have got some sharp shadows rattling through the southeastern corner particularly into tasmania still some heavy and blustery downpours coming through here that particularly as we go through or choose day by wednesday it should turn drier optically warm celsius hifi those winds just easing off a touch they won't feel quite as chilly is that number would suggest 13 or 14 celsius for melbourne and for adelaide should start 18 degrees there for perth by this a little more cloud just tumbling over towards doubly way by this days but for much of straight it was fine and dry we get up to around 18 celsius there for sydney 5 enjoy 2 for the most part across to say that chance is somewhat to weather to go through the latter part of the way but as we roll our way through or choose day should be largely dry 12 celsius in christchurch touch cooler on wednesday but again largely dry dry throughout for all could move more clout across that eastern side of north island temperatures around 14 celsius now still

a fair amount of cloud into japan at the moment so still a little bit of rain as well fast clearing through tuesday going on into wednesday bright skies come back in behind just responding quite nicely to 31 degrees. the diagnosis he has been sick for around 6 months now the challenge ahead there was one of these 96 could be the new cure for a basis of a new cure for color. the only disability al-jazeera examines pyaar mein treatment so this is the. yes it's basically a wearable robot. revisited on al-jazeera.

welcome back a look at the top stories this hour versions foreign secretary says he wants to develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz jeremy hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area after iran seized the u.k. flagged oil tanker as strikes on syria's last rebel stronghold of have killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours. and the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america without requiring them to appear before a judge for us. now in all the stories we're following at least 7 people have been killed off to a protest by a group of shia muslims in one camp it'll turn violent 6 protesters and

a police officer are among the dead clashes broke out in abuja as demonstrators call for the release of the leader of these limit movement of nigeria abraham zacky but he's fired shots to disperse the crowds off to some set fire to parked cars now to kenya where the finance minister has been arrested for alleged fraud and corruption sending shock waves through the east african nation and rewrote it is the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges so over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of hydroelectric dams catherine sawyer reports from some blue in central kenya. this is hendrik teach filmed at a previous meeting he has now been arrested accused of corruption in a scandal where his state of authorised payments for the construction of dams in western kenya where construction work has been began 4 years after commissioning. that the guise of cutting off legitimate commercial construction colossal amounts

and just quietly. paid out through a well choreographed scheme by government offices in collusion with private individuals and institutions. upon receiving and reviewing the evidence i'm satisfied this official evidence to charge and prosecuted by peter the director of public prosecutions has ordered for their arrest of $28.00 people including employees of the italian company that was awarded the contract investigators say the costs were inflated by a $170000000.00 and raffia quarter of the total money has already been paid out. of this is high over not the only public scandal in recent he has other multibillion corruption scandals in government have prompted protests like this one in the past several government officials have ongoing cases in court i think at the end of the day with no needs to happen is going for the d.p.p. go the extra mile with

a defeat i and i better leave it to you to use to ensure that a program was just arrested for ceremonial purposes there are people arrested taken through the process that convicted and when serving time by bus the resources that they stole go back to me and that the taxpayer is the most high profile arrest of a government official the minister is a close ally of both the president and deputy president president has over the years said fighting corruption is one of his main priorities he wants to leave this is a legacy but many people want more done than just arrests they want more people convicted and those phone call to ball have their accounts frozen and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. the european union and united nations have won to israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks

close to the border fence of being destroyed according to local residents and israel matheson reports from the scene is the 1st such demolition to take place on land controlled by the palestinian authority. dreams pulled apart houses branded as security risks are razed to the ground by israeli military engineers the operation starts in the early hours of monday morning as israeli security forces push their way into the house which is mellow bade him build and where he lived with his wife his 6 children and his parents saying that meant it but they didn't just destroy my house they destroyed my dreams they destroyed a family and a life is really authorities say some homes built close to the separation fence which runs through the occupied east jerusalem suburb of what he called most are a security risk and have to be destroyed even though the palestinian owners have been given permission to build here this all centers on a role that was introduced by the israeli military about 80 years ago under that

rule they said that nothing could be built within 250 meters of the separation fence or the separation fence runs up the side of the road where the palestinian authority is it administrative charge of this neighborhood it said it would give permission for these buildings to be constructed but the israelis said that was wrong and they had to come down. after several years of appeals israel's high court finally ruled that the demolitions would not be halted it said the owners had been given enough time to comply with the law and to tear down their own homes. these houses are permitted by the palestinian ministry of local government now the permits are being violated by the israeli occupation forces this military doesn't care about international law or human law and doesn't respect or care about any human ethics. activists groups and the palestinian authority say they're

worried a precedent is being set they say israeli authorities could use the military rule to demolish more palestinian homes. we didn't know we had to be to hunt. and 50 meters away if i knew i wouldn't have built it here why should i have built a house of my future the house of my dreams i didn't build it to have it demolished . under israeli law owners like ismail who refused to tear down their homes have to pay the cost of israeli engineers destroying instead rob matheson al jazeera already hamas. now donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir u.s. president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader iran khan at the white house also suggested that america could restore military aid as my counterparts now from washington. the pakistan prime minister arrived in sweltering summer heat is prime aim to thaw what has been

a chilly relationship with the united states and president donald trump in particular in the past trump has accused pakistan of not doing enough to crack down on terror groups but in recent months islamabad has been active in securing face to face talks between the u.s. and taliban leaders and president trump is now apparently willing to set differences with pakistan aside in the hope that it can secure a safe withdrawal for u.s. forces from afghanistan i have plans on afghanistan that if i wanted to win the war afghanistan would be wiped off the face of the earth it would be god it would be over in literally in 10 days and i don't want to do that i don't want to go that route there is no military solution of honest of those going to the solution because as mr president says if you go all over the military there will be millions and millions of people who would die as a leaders apparently also saw common ground in their relationships with the media

in a way way way uses no the way you treated worse tonight. a surprise offer to from president trump to mediate in the kashmir dispute this he says at the urging of the indian prime minister but a spokesman for india's ministry of external affairs quickly rejected the offer from the white house. the warmth of the meeting indicated the leaders have come a long way since the trolley put to rick's change that occurred shortly after iran caught on became prime minister last year and of great importance to the pakistan prime minister was president trumps formal acknowledgment of the critical role that pakistan has played in advancing u.s. interests in afghanistan. the decision to renew u.s. military assistance to pakistan is still on hold but president trump made clear it's a possibility. that's likely the 1st matter on the agenda in talks between military leaders of the 2 countries taking place at the pentagon and the pakistan delegation

may will feel optimistic about returning to islamabad with tangible benefits from the visit my kind of al-jazeera washington. haiti's prime minister has resigned. reportedly said he made the decision for the good of the country the power was only appointed in march but has been unable to secure the support of parliament haiti's president has suggested he be replaced by fritz wm shell a relatively unknown government employee caribbean nation is suffering severe economic difficulties and a rise in violence. hong kong police are being criticized for failing to protect protesters from a mob of suspected criminals the anti-government demonstrators were assaulted in a subway station after sunday's mass rally sarah clarke reports now from hong kong . where watchwords facemasks the suspected mob of gang members moved in on protesters returning from sunday's pro-democracy she was willing steel

rods and bathrooms they attacked tunisia as you long train station in the new territories. as well as assaulting students journalists and a politician some tried to escape by boarding a train they were pursued and beaten again and what appeared to be targeted assaults at least 40 were injured some taken to hospital both the city's chief executive and police commissioner condemned the violence and we absolutely do not condone that sort of violent acts and i let me made as clear again violence is not a solution to any problem or violence were only breed more violence. pro-democracy politicians say the mobo is part of an organized crime group known as child hide they say to sell campaigners against the extradition bill the politicians also accuse the police of cooperating with the attack it and they've

slow response to cries for help and you could tell how they were if not to colluding almost cold operating with agenda how do you explain the dozens of people were injured some very seriously and the taken to hospital and the police didn't manage to arrest one person is a terrorist attack. all the people of hong kong and they want to silence the people of hong kong and create a right white tara and that's why people are wearing white white tara i said again white terror probe aging legislators are being accused of supporting the attacks a new long in a video shared online legislator genius hoed saying giving members of the gang the thumbs up and shaking their hands after the assaults he since defended his actions and denies backing the mob shaking hand to my voters the sugar and to everyone whom

i know or how much i don't know is my daily routine so shooting him is not representing that i endorse what they are going to do i don't know those words weren't enough to convince his critics who trashed his office on monday. during sunday's protest tear gas and rubber bullets were used on demonstrators during the march on sunday night the national emblem of the child it was to faced and protesters attacked china's liaison office home to the chinese government in hong kong and china's leaders in beijing have warned any insults to the chinese nation won't be tolerated these protests were initially focusing on the proposed extradition law to send fugitives in hong kong for trial in mainland china but it's now a broader campaign with what critics argue is china's tightening grip on this former british territory and is no end in sight to these demonstrations with another rally planned this weekend sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. and

a spare some news we've had in the past few days india has launched its most ambitious new mission yet. all right they don't. the chandrayaan 2 is headed for the moon south pole the 1st human made machine to attempt the journey spacecraft will shoot through space for 47 days before landing on the lunar surface a rover will then explore the south pole for 2 weeks india's 1st lunar mission over to the moon in 2008 and help to confirm the presence of water. just a quick look at the top stories this hour before we go worsens foreign secretary is saying he wants to develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz jeremy hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area after iran seized the u.k.

flagged oil tanker called the stone and barrow hunt has called the seizure an act of state piracy following an emergency meeting with prime minister to resign may iran had repeatedly threatened to retaliate after the u.k. seized an iranian oil tanker off the coast of gibraltar 2 weeks earlier. so if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price to be a launch of western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend now as strikes on syria's last rebel stronghold of a lip of killed at least $51.00 civilians in the last 24 hours that figure is expected to rise as people are trapped under the rubble of a busy market that came under attack syrian warplanes all russian jets are thought to be behind the air raids. kenya's finance minister has been arrested for alleged

fraud and corruption henry wrote it is the 1st sitting government minister to be arrested on such charges it's over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of 2 hydroelectric dams. denies any wrongdoing in the matter. the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america without requiring them to appear before a judge 1st until now fast track deportations were mostly limited to people arrested right after they crossed the mexican border president onil trump a struggle to stem an increase in migrant arrivals leading to overcrowded detention facilities and a political battle over a growing humanitarian crisis inside them in our developments donald trump has offered to mediate between india and pakistan over the conflict in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistan's leader iran khan at the white house also suggested that america could restore military aid to pakistan well that brings you up to speed with all of our top stories this hour coming up next the

cure for one of the world's largest parasitic kill is that in the cure revisited starting sure. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to . al-jazeera. player . plays.

top us think of this story as it's. wow. so this is the explosive yes it's basically a wearable robot. research and development from new medicines is costly and time consuming and almost always profit driven so where disease affects only the poor that market is neglected meaning no new medicines. as one such neglected tropical disease it's the world's 2nd largest party to kill off the malaria killing 40000 people every year but has had no new drugs developed for decades i'm dr dobson when i mean ethiopia to explore how big pharma are being mobilized in an unprecedented global initiative to find and fast track a cure for. colors are also known as visceral leishmaniasis is

a parasitic disease transmitted through the bite of infected sounds like. when they feed on humans parasites infect the body and internalized by microfiche is immune cells designed to protect us from infections. here the parasites multiply and destroy the last infecting other 5 pacific cells the parasites that move through the lymphatic and vascular systems infiltrating the bone marrow liver and spleen. symptoms include fever weight loss enlargement of the liver and spleen anemia and the weakened immune system. as a disease affects millions across 98 countries. just north of the equator here due to the hot climate an agricultural lifestyle colors are as endemic. ethiopia learned has more than 4 and

a half 1000 patients every year many of them male migrant farm workers working long hours in the field. with them it's a 3 to 4 hour drive to the nearest treatment center but for those are unable to pay for transport it's a long walk. fortunately their destination is the center for the treatment of color. for the last 10 years. gondar university hospital has been conducting successful clinical trials involving the combination of 2 all drugs sodium stupid lucan 8 or s.s.g. and para myself. in 2010 the world health organization officially adopted this combination as the new 1st line therapy for callous in east africa it's the 1st movement in half a century and dr aramis deros has been leading the way. our previous regimen was so

do most vocal commits a few days with a combination were able to shorten that regimen to 17 days that's good yes indeed and if you can see was more cement factor sent so you've managed to kill 95 percent of patients where is the new combination is that much better than before well in terms of if it is more or less similar. but in terms of. hospital hospitals day is it shortened or spittal base to 17 that's a big achievement. just 2 drug combination therapy is safe and has almost half the hospital stay of the earlier treatment. that's a crucial reduction for both patients eager to return to work and the health sector struggling to accommodate everyone currently all 26 beds here are full. plate everything is love it must be nice to meet if you're welcome this is it yes

listen isis research treatment. after the heavy demands of this year's high season the hospital has run out of power in my city and despite the new w.h.o. guidelines is forced to return to full 30 day regimen of painful and toxic s.s.g. injections. so this is one of the words. hello he feels the very heart fever how long have you had fever. you know. gosh he has been sick for around 6 months now and then mary you still have pain in your stomach that i think you were asked. who was 1st suspected of having malaria due to the similarity in early symptoms.

but after not responding to treatment he was referred to another clinic which finally diagnosed colors are. now 6 months after he 1st fell ill he's in good hands but if it was left any longer he might not have been so lucky. patients who are in a very remote place is not able to find out. subsequently when they. really weak and. then they go. and now that you're here in hospital. not working how does that affect your earnings schema surely can change it also. there are tons. of mistakes and being in. debt us a nation need to. do is likely to normalize within

a week still like all colors our patience due to the dangers of s.s.g. kill require around the clock monitoring and toxicity testing for the entire $31.00 days of treatment. the new combination therapy is an improvement but until these toxic drugs are replaced entirely by new safer and more if acacias ones it's still not good enough. as a neglected tropical disease. is desperately in need of a new research and development boost. a few 1000 miles away help is at hand through a new global initiative. we're here in geneva not far in fighting the un and the world health organization but over here we're going to meet the n.t.i. the drugs the neglected diseases initiative. d.n.d. i are the nonprofit organization behind the s.s. g.p.m.

development. founded in 2003 with the help of medicine so frontier nobel prize money they've been rallying commercial pharmaceutical companies around the world to share their resources. already access to a limited selection of big pharma drug libraries and now have a portfolio of 15 promising new drugs in various stages of trial for several neglected diseases but now it's a particularly important time for them going to see charlie mowbray head of drug discovery is the architect of the all new n t d drug discovery booster a project is. and to access and speed up new therapies for color well it's a great time to visit is an email on just about the center for the world's leading pharmaceutical companies ok so after america. ace high to cater quickly you can see here there's a chemical structure or some information here of different ways of depicting the structure or its activity against the parasite also it happens to kill t.

crusie that causation i guess so this compound will kill the parasites that cause disease and leishmaniasis really we will have screened 100000 compounds maybe to find this one they really precious the parasites are really difficult to kill the properties of this is still quite a long way away from what we need for something or long from really become an oral meds from swallow and it'll kill the parasite so we would normally have to start making compounds my hand one at a time really slow really expensive but the companies that have been working in drug discovery for 50 or 100 years already have big collections hundreds of thousands or even millions of compounds and they're going to have some good look a bit like this one this is drug discovery. d.n.d. i is essentially on the hunt for a look alike to this compound one that may have even better properties for the purposes of a new drug for colors are. but they can't do it alone that's where the booster comes in participating pharmaceutical company has effectively opened their entire

back catalogue and what's more they'll lead the search themselves have you persuaded these companies and it's in their interests to do what i think was many many motivations but one of the things i like i'm a scientist i used to work for france a pharmaceutical company the people on the other side of this project and no different from me they're really excited about working on a disease like this because we can all see the appalling need here most people want to help and i hope some other companies are going to join this project quite soon so we really want this to be a global console to really name and shame the ones i have inside here. 7 where we're working hard with some other companies. it takes a long time in discussions like this we hope some of the companies will join us here and so you're going to click send well i'm just about to do that so that we can send it. and i'll be off to our part as in in the u.k. and japan at the end of the drugs will be made available at no cost or low cost to the patients that need them so an exciting time fingers crossed.

for pharmaceutical giants have so far signed the booster contract which means d n d i now gain unlimited access to millions of compounds one of the companies astra zeneca is in the u.k. the other 3 are in japan shinobi. and days i have received charlie's e-mail with the seat. we're looking for the man received the email from d.m.g. i believe is in here and so she high or low it's nice to meet she let me have that so you look at structure of molecules on computer models as well as in real life clinically sure yes you can use only what you do for us that's a fluke out there. if this is going to the best sleep 3 dimensional structure. to give us all these compounds that see the compounds and imagine this is the seed that came from the n.d.i. d.n.d.

eyes seed is 17 parts carbon 4 parts nitrogen 15 parts hydrogen and one part chlorine connected into this unique shape. this combination and shape closely fits and binds to a vulnerable spot on the leash mania parasites interfering with their mechanics by so far an iron mechanism but the fit could be better just like fitting a key to a lock by intelligent trial and error 1.0 is a shop for food fight this is to convert ok this is not a sin but you don't have to be a chemist to say that this doesn't look like that so. i would such a compound based on chemical properties. and i took jack so he said so screening into ronnie oh yes it's generally quick yes. 94 percent and you can see 2 rings 2 rings triangles and the next one is 85 percent

and so on so forth that didn't even take 2 seconds. after a successful scan for compounds with a similar chemical makeup today in the eyes seed the team conduct a 2nd scan for shape and behavioral similarities. really fast in this system we can search the compound a which are the same in our property is. not a structure itself not just so actually it's an additional layer of screening for similarities so these compounds. actually exist in your library in this building of course we're going to see them. of course thank you very much as i have in fact found 96 matching compounds that d.n.d. i have requested to see. kim manages the archive with store many many companies in this automated storage in their. this lock 384 miniature like. wow that's so small this is

a true. inside of you know how many you hold in the. storage 1010 year. wow and i can see a barcode on the bottom here is that unique. armed with the codes on that sushi and because we're short list kim is quick to retrieve the 96 compounds as selected by d n d r this alternated store system houses 10 samples of every drug compound on a database. kept at minus 20 degrees celsius leave it here is ok. so i know. one of these $96.00 could be a new cure or a basis of a new cure for colors. really right here can i can we hold what sure.

is a very small amount it is very hard to find. kim honestly this is a mazing literally this is one of the $96.00. just out of curiosity this is this is a compound this was a drug that was being researched and it's here in storage was it's being researched for example this was produced in project to barrel cancer agent really the product itself. because they couldn't find a. compound has enough. expecting to why does the company keep them in storage if it doesn't go anywhere we thought it to have another possibility to cure. and now we can now we can see maybe this new. maybe it's

a new class of drug and it was originally intended to be a cancer drug i think that's incredible. the samples are now part for delivery and will head to a korean lab where they'll go through rounds of testing against infected cells. the most successful of them will become a new seed and the process will begin all over again further refining the candidate compounds. and off they go to career. within a year d.n.d. i expect to identify the 1st truly promising new drug candidates. back in gone that's a very welcome prospect for dr will continue the clinical trial until we get a few which is a bit it's a lot yeah there are some tablets would be better to bring more here just in holes

because of yeah yeah you can isn't it it if you get it which is safe and effective you can easily treated this kind of patients in the field to safety where they are just found in very resource a limited safety in this remote areas with poor hands of us and it is hitting so the best would be to have. to put it colors. for now although he's doing much better demba who have to put up with that tedious long hospital stay and daily s.s.g. . supplanting more painful injections hope it's all feeling to look bored. with d.n.d. eyes drug brewster offering a glimmer of hope for the fight against. their aim is to use this method of working for other neglected diseases giving new purpose to all those compounds previously locked away involved.

despite developments in medicine and technology the only mobility option available for the millions of people with some form of paralysis remains as it did centuries ago a wheelchair and the limitations a will chairs are not just with regard to realty on numerous medical and psychological issues associated with the. sea and i'm here in san francisco america to find out about an exciting new development for people with gratis. just to meet our eye she's a young gentleman who had a spinal cord injury quite recently and has been found ever since thanks for letting me come to your house. that is some of you got the whole day yeah right underneath. so our john vause thought ask you about your accident yeah it was

you know i was hanging out of a friend's house and we were locked out of his apartment he lived on the 3rd floor and figured i'd climb up to his balcony and get in and save the day as i was getting up i fell so i fell for about 10 meters landed on my neck as i kind of came to in the hospital i noticed as i was lying there that i couldn't move my legs that something was pretty seriously wrong i broke my c 5 and c 6 vertebrae how do you cope we such a dramatic. impact on your life i just don't see any other option but to cope. i don't want to say embrace what happened but really accept what happened and kind of move forward. spinal cord injury is. incredibly devastating injury it affects everything from physical strength and everything to when you need to go use the restroom and not being able to look at people and i

level constantly having to look up there's so many benefits to being able to stand up and walk aside from just the mobility aspect of it so to be able to potentially experience that and feel those benefits i think is just incredibly exciting. exit wound exits an organization that is at the forefront of technological advancements which are allowing people like rush the opportunity to walk again. very impressive office you have to thank you we're really lucky to have an answer very cool on foreign factory really yes. so this is the seat yes it's basically a wearable robot it takes a person and it can provide torte to their joints where they maybe can't so when i stand i provide torque on my knees so i don't like this but then the soup provides that and you provide everything else so your weight doesn't actually go through

this so your weight goes through you naturally so there's the obvious benefit of a allowing that person to be able to stand up but there are the clinical benefits that will wear over through the suit things like your area tract infection and bowel movement complications and then things like pressure sores all of those we think we can substantiate it walking getting up and walking is going to help. so this one here is fresh off our assembly line how's that controlled it looks at various sensors all around the city and when you when you position yourself correctly with your shoulders basically center over your lead foot it knows you want to take another step because it looks kind of unnatural it's suddenly you're standing like this turns out people only really do that when they're going to take another step so then it takes another step so how is it used to clinical practice at the moment so right now it's designed for use in a rehab center with

a physical therapist the dream of course is that eventually you get those home units and there's going to replace the more and more the wheelchair time during their day. all russia rides with these parents to use the exit seat and to walk for the 1st time since his accident i've been doing really for it yeah let's go. through this. you need. to attach to this so yeah that's one. their safety catch you know. this is a good look though it's good. it would suggest a. 123 for street down. by the fair was interesting. very interesting.

all right so the 1st step is always the right. and you see this going for. somebody just wants to walk around. just doesn't like this whole sitting thing here mr conservationist. so what do you think. i'm really excited to see in this position because i and she's to be very attractive in running biking their psyche everything. i think given that they're all cyborgs touched city this time i think jim parsifal . i think any head that comes from technology would be. off the hall from now arash gets to control the x.

so you suit himself so there's 4 different buttons that would trigger the 1st step to take any one of the buttons with you to see. you know right this is easier is it. because you are more in control yeah it's kind of like i just have to figure out where to go. already the psychological benefits are clear for our ash it's not normal to be used craning your head up all the time. feels like you're. part of society and part of your communication and conversation. it's a good. you know the future is going to get really exciting just in the bioethics space in general i think you're going to be able to see someone come into an airplane and in an exoskeleton and sit down and economy seat and you're going to see grandma at the mall and she's going to show off her hip new x.o. payments you know she's going to be able to take

a walk with her grandkids that she couldn't take it's not far that's what's really exciting is it's really not science fiction anymore. i would like to see this technology go to a point where it replaces wheelchair if not all the time the much of. the plundering of armenia's natural riches has uprooted residents and desecrated the habitat of some of europe's most endangered species. but a remarkable campaign by local residents is challenging the miked of the country's investors and pinning high hopes on its newly elected prime minister people in power investigates armenia mining out the left. on

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a british flag tanker. the trumpet ministration eyes or is it more fun strike deportations of undocumented migrants. kenya's finance minister is arrested on corruption charges links to the construction of ci dams plus. portuguese football star christiana rinaldo will not face charges over allegations he rapes a woman in las vegas 10 years ago. the u.k. is calling for a stronger western military presence in the gulf as the standoff with iran over a captured or oil tanker continues u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt's wants a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz no that's where the iran sees the british flags all tanker claiming it was

violating international maritime law the u.k. is calling this an act of state's piracy well iraq is hoping its can help lower tensions between iran and the west regardless the standoff will be a priority for the incoming british prime minister this week widely tipped to be boris johnson. i think it is very important for both joins us here and. 10 downing street who understand that iran does not seek confrontation iran one who have normal relations based on mutual respect well this all comes as iran says it's arrested 17 spies working for the cia and sentenced some of them to death u.s. president donald trump called the announcement totally false or washington is waging a campaign of sanctions aimed at forcing iran to be negotiate 2015 clear agreements

or insley has more now from london this emergency couldn't have come as a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's apart from anything else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation. still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flight tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of the british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the way and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand the consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we

wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which and its allies will always defend the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no bigger strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not to feel intimidated by the u.k. putting out images of the tanker crew none of them british maintaining their all in good health and being looked out it is far more concerned about getting his own tanker back from gibraltar where it remains impounded if the u.k. did that's the crisis would be over but it would be the wrong signal to send to the americans who continue to pressurize london to follow their harsh align with tehran

by wednesday they'll be a new prime minister here by thursday a new set of government ministers and by friday very possibly a new strategy towards iran may be a more hawkish one than the one on monday and one which is more aligned to the american position but iran knows that the u.k. appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for a fight barnsley al-jazeera in london. now the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america with allowing them so appear before a judge president don't trump has struggled to stem an increase of mostly central american families arriving at the us mexico border they didn't see over crowded to tension facilities and a political battle over a growing humanitarian crisis or russell and jordan joins us now live from washington also and just start us off what was behind this change in policy.

well the idea is something that you just touched on how and that is the idea of so many overcrowded detention centers along the border between the united states and mexico and certainly the videos the interviews with those who are being held have really set off a political controversy for the trumpet ministration which wants to not just use this as a campaign 2020 issue but also try to bolster its efforts to deal with what it says is an immigration crisis so how do you deal with the overcrowding at the border well you go after people who theoretically could have the right to go before an immigration judge by one estimate as many as 300000 people who are inside the united states regardless of the physical location who have been in the country up to 2 years without the proper documentation if they are found by immigration

officers they could be immediately sent out of the country know going to an immigration court to plead their case unless they tell an immigration officer that they want to apply for asylum and the officer essentially would be the determiner would decide whether or not the person was actually telling the truth before that person could even go before an image of the immigration judge to try to get permission to stay in the united states now how quickly this is supposed to take off well the new regulation is supposed to take effect on tuesday the 23rd and obviously this is something that the administration is hoping will basically make more room to hold those people who have been in the country longer than 2 years and to also try to relieve the burden on the immigration courts in the u.s. there's a backlog of more than 900000 cases and it's only gotten worse in the past couple of years since the trumpet ministration has tried its version of

a crackdown on immigration without papers overall so how does this change in policy be received does it raise any questions with regard to rule of law. well it's not just raising questions the a.c.l.u. is already threatening to sue to prevent this new regulation from taking effect on tuesday the trumpet ministration is arguing in its paperwork that because there is an emergency that there shouldn't be a public notice of public comment period there shouldn't be any opportunity to hold public hearings to get public feedback but human rights groups and immigration rights groups are already saying that this is going to make a very bad situation that much worse that it's going to drive even more people underground rather than approaching immigration a thorough tease and trying to regularize their status and they say that this runs the risk of increasing racial profiling and that because this is going to be

carried out a sensible by low level immigration officers people who do not have legal training who don't have a lot of years of experience and certainly are not judges there is the risk that permanent residents and u.s. citizens could find themselves being kicked out of the u.s. without any recourse and these groups say that is simply untenable so it could be a very busy day at the federal courts in the united states on tuesday ok roslyn georgeson live for us there in washington d.c. thank you. and the trumpet ministration has been leaning hard on mexico to stop central american migrants making their way to the u.s. but critics of warren's a kid lead to human rights abuses want to repel reports now from mexico city. over the past 45 days mexican authorities have stepped up a crackdown on migrants through an increase in immigration officers and the deployment of 1000 national guards troops to mexico's northern and southern borders

. on average more than a 1000 migrants are now being apprehended in mexican territory every day senescent notice a point that mexican foreign minister marcello abroad has consistently repeated this day of the deployment of national guard troops as well as our enforcement of existing migratory law have led to a 36.2 percent reduction in the flow of migrants. by showing the trumpet ministration that immigration numbers are down in mexico hopes to meet the conditions of the july 22nd deadline on a deal that removed tariff threats on mexican exports to the us like i spoke to for mr president i just before i came here we talked about the progress we've made on migration with them to. the trade good word out there 404045. there they've made real progress but at this level but the strategy of cracking down on migrants the deployment of military forces and detention of asylum seekers in southern mexico

have also sparked a concern among human rights groups immigration experts warn all of this contradicts mexico's onet national policies which promise to guarantee the rights of asylum seekers or mexico is sandwiched between 2 contradicting expectations logically this creates a complicated problem because you can't please one party without upsetting the other and in any containment measures for migrants there is a chance that human rights abuses that negatively affect migrants will occur having met the conditions set by the u.s. and reducing migrant numbers mexico has also avoided the so-called safe. 3rd country negotiations the country has been avoiding as part of the agreement with the us mexico plans to continue the current strategy for another 45 days while also calling on the us to invest in a more sustainable approach which includes a development plan for the countries migrants who flee mexico committed $30000000.00 toward development projects in el salvador last month but without a strategic international development plan that includes countries like guatemala

and honduras were you majority of migrants originate experts warn that a policy of containment alone will not be enough to solve the migrant crisis went up in. mexico city that's returns our top story now that standoff in the gulf over the seized british tanker in the strait of hormuz let's get more on this from lawrence korb piece a defense analyst stands as senior fellow for the at the center for american progress joins us now live from washington mr korb want to you make of the fact that the u.k. is is proposing a european maritime perception of forces not been a similar offer from the u.s. . well i think what they're trying to say is you need more ships in there to make sure that the ships of the wall of countries are able to go in and out of the strait of hormuz because 20 percent of the oil goes through there and if the iranians keep doing this is going to have an impact not just on the people they

capture but on the world's oil markets united states has some ships we do we could send more but we've got other commitments around the world so i think of the allies comput more this will help and it will also enable trump to say he's getting the allies to pay their fair share. but the u.s. had proposed a similar structure and the u.k. hadn't had with the u.s. what do you make of the fact that america hasn't managed to to peel off any supports this. pressure campaign why why do you think this is well because all of the allies without exception did not want us to get out of the nuclear deal of the j c p o away and then the trump further annoyed no he gave us a waiver to continue trading with iran and then he took he took it took that away

so they're not happy at all because of the fact that they like the deal the international atomic energy agency said they were keeping it and it was stopped preventing the outbreak of a nuclear arms race in the gulf so here they are they are suffering economically as well as militarily. do you think the u.k. response will change when the new prime minister takes office because despite the pressure that's being exerted on iran and the difficult position the european allies find themselves and they are still not willing to join donald trump and the the us administration in this strategy is the us banking on a change in position when they give british prime minister 6 office well they are because they've been talking about those for a while and the fact is the u.k.

is a country that has a very very big maritime trade and if they want to protect their ships they're going to have to do something more at least symbolically than i think the u.s. will be willing to do more but one of trump's you know main selling points is that it's not just the u.s. that doing it we've got to get nato to do more and the japanese and the koreans he's been saying that and then he can use that as a way to further his foreign policy goals but that does not seem to be happening at present and if they need british prime minister decides to stay on the same course what is the u.s. strategy next because iran's a salute like it's made european allies don't look like they're going to side with the u.s. what does america the next what's the american strategy here. well i

think what we do if they are in an area where the ships are coming through where there are allies they would provide you know some support to make sure that they are not been captured or diverted by the by the uranium but again as you've seen the united states has barely said anything about the uranium what they've done to the to the to the to the british ships what they need to do is go back to what we did in the eighty's where reflagged a lot of the tankers with american ships we reflagged the coase the tankers and were able to keep the world's oil supply going that's what i would do if i were in charge but it's very hard to tell where 12 was common from ok lawrence korb for joining us there from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for your thoughts ok is finance minister has been arrested on charges of fraud and corruption had roots issues the 1st sitting

government minister to face such charges it's over his alleged role in the wars in contracts and payments for the construction of hydroelectric dams catherine sawyer reports from some blue in central kenya. this is hendrik teach filmed at a previous meeting he has now been arrested accused of corruption in a scandal where his state of authorised payments for the construction of dams in western kenya where construction work has been began 4 years after commissioning. that the guise of cutting or collegiate to make a commercial transaction colossal amounts and justifiably to be paid out through a well choreographed scheme by government offices in collusion with private individuals and institutions. upon receiving and reviewing the evidence and satisfied this official evidence to charge and prosecute the property the director of public prosecutions has ordered for their arrest of $28.00 people including

employees of the italian company that was awarded the contract investigators say the costs were inflated by a $170000000.00 and raffia a quarter of the total money has already been paid out. but this is however not the only public scandal in recent tia's other multibillion corruption scandals in government have prompted protests like this one in the past several government officials have ongoing cases in court i think that there will be worth noting he needs to up and is going for the d.p.p. go the extra mile and we did this yeah i better look at a yes yes to ensure that the program was just arrested for ceremonial purposes there are people arrested taken through the process that convicted and when they're serving time by the resources that they still go back to be. that the taxpayer i mean the most high profile arrest of a government official in many states a close ally of both the president and deputy president president has over the

years said fighting corruption is one of his main priorities he wants to leave this is a legacy but many people want more done than just arrests they want more people convicted and those phone call to ball have their accounts flows and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine sawyer al-jazeera some kenya. more ahead on the news hour including. icing far with fire opponents of the philippine president voiced their anger over his latest push to crack down on crime. condemnation from around the world as israel demolishes palestinian homes in the occupied west bank. and in sports peter will be here with details of adopting protests swimming world championships.

syrian government air strikes have killed more than 50 civilians and if the province markets was attacks and there are several people believed to be trucks on the rubble the syrian government's back spy russia we launched their offensive to capture it lead back in april. reports from beirut's. a trail of death and destruction this is the immediate aftermath of the airstrikes carried out by either syrian or russian warplanes the target was a marketplace in matam noman the opposition controlled town is kilometers from the front lines but crowded and residential areas have been repeatedly targeted and the russian backed syrian government military campaign that began at the end of april. i was playing to talk and. there are many casualties and injured the warplanes hit the area early this morning look at the syrians look at the bodies of syrian children traitors. syrians here feel the international community has abandoned them

there have been words of condemnation and un security council meetings but russian support for the syrian government apparently means little can be done to stop the bloodshed. oh i was there i. was. thank god i was. opposition activists have documented more than $700.00 civilian deaths in recent weeks including women and children united nations has also reported attacks on health centers and water supplies in breach of international humanitarian law attacking civilians in opposition controlled areas has been a tactic used by the syrian military repeatedly over the years. but the rebels are

refusing to surrender they are on the frontlines defending their territory and what has become a costly campaign for the leadership in damascus and their allies in moscow the government has lost nearly 1000 men and hasn't taken any significant territory. syrian government forces were aiming to push the rebels north and recapture international road links to revive trade between government controlled cities that didn't happen and the 3 months bombardment forced more than 300000 syrians to abandon their homes and move closer to the border with turkey was just sort of side but this has become a disaster city more than 90 percent of this population had to flee to camps further north those who don't have cars or money had to stay here god help us. and to the assault on it live province and northern hama will depend on turkey and russia they have in the past mediated a cease fire and it led for now they are bargaining on the ground through their

local allies and the fate of the rebel controlled province along turkey's borders is unlikely to be the only issue on the table setting for their own basement. and i strike households and all flights at the only functioning airports in libya's capital authorities say mysie good airports has been hit on repeated shelling it's come under attack several times during the 3 month offensive by forces loyal to warlord from the have there he launched a military campaign in april to try and retake tripoli from the un backed government. al-shabaab fighters in somalia are claiming responsibility for a bomb blast that killed at least 17 people dozens were injured in the suspected car bomb blasts and gunfire near the airports in mogadishu the attack happened close to a security check points the violence has broken out between police and a group of shia muslim protesters in nigeria's capital killing at least one person

police say the man is an officer who tried to stop protesters from vandalizing property the protesters were calling for the release of abrahams as leader of the islamic movement of nigeria the supporters of regularly taking to the streets calling for his release since his detention in 2015 again and soldier has accused former president may of ordering the killing of a.f.p. journalist stater haidara more than a decade ago lieutenant just a confessed to being involved in the killing along with 2 other military officers it's a public hearing in the capital banjo he says he was paid for the job i'm just told the money was a sign of appreciation from gambia as x. leader. protesters in the philippine capital philippines capital rather have to once president rodrigo to territory and his state of the nation speech it concerns his bloody campaign and the go drugs and friendly relations with china it was

a different picture in science congress where most politicians back the administration jamail and ogun reports from manila the. this was president rodrigo ditter to sport the state of the nation address his supporters promised it would be his most important yet laying out his plans for the remaining 3 years of his term. in his 90 minute address in congress where the majority is allied to this administration he promised a continuation of this policy until the end of his term and no let up in this campaign against the illegal drug street imo we still have a way to fight against this social minnes let the results. of the death penalty. for crying is still a big. legal. despite

a united nations human rights council resolution to investigate the killings and a pending preliminary examination in the international criminal court the philippine government says more than 6000 filipinos have been killed since the terror to launch the so-called war on drugs but the rights groups say the total is more than $20000.00 local polls do show approval for detaches war on drugs but many people also fear they could become victims of extrajudicial killings and they support international investigations been carried out. outside congress in manila an effigy of the 2 was burned and thousands of filipinos took to the streets in protest they say deterred to speech is just a rehash of violent rhetoric his often used against his critics they say instead of talking he should listen what we also see is

a doctrine of preemptive surrender in our foreign policy in which this practice this government apparently is to give him whenever possible the kind of. the dirtiest perceived capitulation to china despite acts of aggression in the south china sea and his so-called war on drugs are the top major issues that dominate today's protests people here tell us the president is unfit to govern and they want him to resign the state of the nation address is meant to be a showcase of the government's achievements but protesters here say his speech is merely an attempt by government to conceal grave violations committed against the filipino people. to dog and. 0 manila. still to come on al-jazeera protesters keep up the pressure on parts of rico's governor

to step down despite his place to leave office next year. warnings of catastrophic mega farce that could sweep here as far fighter struggle to be tried braces in portugal. and in sports a taste of mighty evil fighting as the 13th century is brought back to life in russia. i think we should see a thundery break down in the heats across the north america over the next 24 hours or so and you can see the storms already brewing up around the plains up towards the northeastern corner they will continue to sink their way further south what's a nice with suspects a wet one for new england down into that eastern side of new york state neil city certainly seeing

a lot of heavy right and the big and thundery down poles that we rumbling away around d.c. down towards georgia down towards the panhandle sat around the deep south make a way into wednesday it does last a clear 3 prime handle still hanging on to some rain a fair bit of what weather there across much of a thought of a folk in parts of the u.s. up into canada should be largely dry and i just want to shout into the pacific northwest across the mountain states more to whether they're just rolling into western parts of canada want to see some welcome brian fall around the desert southwest don't rule out the chance of not shower here but michelle's across the caribbean into central america and mexico will see a little bit of wet weather some showers just around the great around today should make a drop the lesser antilles generally dry for the time being but the showers they start to make their way this we head into the middle parts of the week bridgetown with the top temperature 30 celsius warmer in jamaica the 32.

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this is al jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt's is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz it's a response to iran seizure of of a british flag to oil tanker last week. the us government says it will allow immigration officers to deport undocumented migrants from wherever they find them without requiring them to appear before a judge 1st. ok as for finance minister has been arrested on corruption charges carry with teachers the 1st serving government minister ever to be arrested for

fraud he denies the accusations. i thousands of protesters taking to the streets of puerto rico's capital again demands in the government's immediate resignation over bring you live pictures now from san juan and davies crowds are still on the streets despite governor ricardo resales saying he won't seek reelection next year protesters though aren't satisfied it's protester if you remember began after link messages showed resale and other members opened and the stray ssion insults and women the disabled and victims of hurricane maria gabriel and is on the reports from the capital san juan. they filled the streets in overwhelming numbers puerto ricans more determined than ever the 10th straight day of protests despite far the largest ricky martin leading many famous puerto ricans

visions of athletes supporting the protest. but it was a every day puerto ricans brought together in their desire to see a new government we're here to show everybody what we want you know what is it that had to resign him is governor ricardo. who on sunday night took to facebook to again apologize for hundreds of pages of private text messages leaked more than a week ago where he seemed cruelly mocking the very puerto rican people who elected him to come up with new. to each puerto rican men and woman i have hurt you and i hear you today i have made mistakes and i ask for forgiveness i am a good man who has great love for my island and for everyone. he refused to step down only fueling more anger on the streets these guys our governor is taking everything that we're proud of we need him to step down he did something he asked

for forgiveness that's ok but he needs to respond for what he did it's unprecedented the number of people out here on the streets this started as a protest against the governor and it's still very much is but also has grown into something much larger the feeling of most here is that now is the time not only to demand a new governor but also a better government i mean here because i want to fight corruption in my country it's been many years that people have suffered the consequences of corruption and it's time that the young generation stands up it's we cannot say like oh we're scared of the future like my parents and some people are afraid of change and it's normal that we have to tell the government that they have to have a social commitment we defeat evil with health and education thousands of people shut down the main highway through the city but the road ahead for puerto rico now

more uncertain than ever. san juan. well let's get more on this from lone she's the founder of the independent research firm puerto rico clearinghouse and writes extensively on economic issues and joins us now live from baltimore in maryland thank you so much for speaking to us here on al-jazeera these protests this there still on the streets this hour the momentum seems to be building is this really about some off color comments or other ones or issues that plague i think the commentator in your piece that preceded this hit the issue dead on which is corruption and point to note that the current governor's father pedro sayo who served in the late ninety's was also deeply corrupt and had 30 officials that work for him indicted some for stealing federal funds and you know other things and sent his father served all through this

time it's been just a massive amount of corruption an important government and the people are tired of it and they have every right to be tired of it so hopefully this is a moment where some big structural changes can happen and we'll have to see what kind of structural changes were needed so one gets the impression that if syria were to stand to more this problem wouldn't be solved. right so in my view there's issues like contracting the government has issued you know over $100000.00 contracts sent they've filed for bankruptcy they're in bankruptcy now and contracts under $150000.00 are not bid out competitively in the porter government they just assigned you would never find that in a mainland state and local government then you have corruption on a much larger scale 20 where contracts that are hundreds of millions of dollars are given out with just sole source bid we just have one for the electric utility for

$300000000.00 of diesel oil and you know practices like this just don't happen in well run governments and the people have paid the price because you know often these contracts go to what we call sole friends which are politically connected individuals who have good connections into the government they don't necessarily offer good services or or well priced services. just so much of an issue is. unusual state systems does that play into this it's old because for years you might not be familiar parts of his parts of the united states but it's still somewhat separate do you think that that's playing into these these problems. well because puerto rico is bankrupt now congress created a special law for them the u.s. congress in 2016 called her mesa which imposed an oversight board which is 7

individuals would sure chosen by president obama to oversee the government and in my view they've also failed to address these structural needs. that you know they create allow corruption just to thrive. and that status i mean generally if it puerto rico was a bankrupt city a state would take control and clean it up in this case it's the responsibility of congress to clean it up and this oversight board and i think both have been a little bit derelict in their duties here ok ok long great scott your thoughts thanks very much indeed for joining us the more from both some more in maryland's. as arnold trump has offered to mediate this in india and pakistan over the conflicts in kashmir the us president has been holding talks with pakistani leader imran khan at the white house said america could restore military aid to pakistan i can reports from washington. the pakistan prime minister arrived in sweltering

summer heat his prime aim to thaw what has been a chilly relationship with the united states and president donald trump in particular in the past trump has accused pakistan of not doing enough to crack down on terror groups but in recent months islamabad has been active in securing face to face talks between the u.s. and taliban leaders and president trump is now apparently willing to set differences with pakistan aside in the hope that it can secure a safe withdrawal for u.s. forces from afghanistan i have no plans on afghanistan that if i wanted to win their war afghanistan would be wiped off the face of the year it would be gun it would be over in literally in 10 days and i don't want to do that i don't want to go that route there's no military solution of those going to the solution because those mr president says if you go all over the military there will be millions and

millions of people who would die as the leaders apparently also saw common ground in their relationships with the media in a way to really weigh you says no way you treated worse than a. surprise offer to from president trump to mediate in the kashmir dispute this he says at the urging of the indian prime minister but a spokesman for india's ministry of external affairs quickly rejected the offer from the white house the warmth of the meeting indicated the leaders had come a long way since the trolley twitter exchange that occurred shortly after iran current became prime minister last year and of great importance to the pakistani prime minister was president trumps. formal acknowledgment of the critical role that pakistan has played in advancing u.s. interests in afghanistan. the decision to renew u.s. military assistance to pakistan is still on hold but president trump made clear it's a possibility. that's likely the 1st matter on the agenda in talks between military

leaders of the 2 countries taking place at the pentagon and the pakistan delegation may well feel optimistic about returning to islamabad with tangible benefits from the visit mike hanna al-jazeera washington the european union and the united nations have warned israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks close to the border fence are being destroyed according to local resident sounds as rob matheson reports is the 1st such demolition to take place on land controlled by the palestinian authority. dreams pulled apart houses branded as security risks are razed to the ground by israeli military engineers the operation starts in the early hours of monday morning as israeli security forces push their way into the house which ismail built and where he lived with his wife his 6

children and his parents slain that metric but they didn't just destroy my house they destroyed my dreams they destroyed a family and a life it's really authorities say some homes built close to the separation fence which runs through the occupied east jerusalem suburb of wadi homos are a security risk and have to be destroyed even though the palestinian owners have been given permission to build here this all centers on a role that was introduced by the israeli military about 80 years ago under that rule they said that nothing could be built within 250 meters of the separation fence or the separation fence runs up the side of the road where the palestinian authority is it administrative charge of this neighborhood it said it would give permission for these buildings to be constructed but the israelis said that was wrong and they had to come down. after several years of appeals israel's

high court finally ruled that the demolitions would not be halted it said the owners had been given enough time to comply with the law and to tear down their own homes and. these houses are permitted by the palestinian ministry of local government now the permits are being violated by the israeli occupation forces this military doesn't care about international law or human law and doesn't respect or care about any human ethics. activist groups and the palestinian authority say they're worried a precedent is being set they say israeli authorities could use the military rule to demolish more palestinian homes. we didn't know we had to be to. 150 meters away if i knew i wouldn't have built it here why should i built a house of my future the house of my dreams i didn't build it to have it demolished . under israeli law owners like it's male who refused to tear down their homes have to pay the cost of israeli engineers destroying instead rob matheson al jazeera

already hamas. more than a 1000 firefighters are battling with surging flames as huge wildfires sweep across central portugal high temperatures and strong winds are making it tougher to extinguish the blazes which are around 200 kilometers north of lisbon 32 people have been injured in the season as far as police are investigating how they started believing they may have been deliberately lit one man has been arrested on suspicion of arson well the e.u. has warns that wildfires are already a serious and increasing threats across the continents between the years 2027611 firefighters and civilians have died in far as any e.u. countries the economic damage during this time has been calculated at more than $60000000000.00 portugal's suffers the most record in more than $18000.00 wildfires

a year since 2007 climatologists say europe ny needs to get ready for mega fars catastrophic events that kill and black in large areas and very hard to extinguish well tom burke is the chairman of climate change think tank ether e g he says the farce fits into a broader pattern of extreme weather events. the picture is coming through pretty clearly and not just fires there are also hurricanes and floods as well so there are a lot of extreme weather events which are exactly what the scientists told us was going to happen so that we're starting to see is governments politicians at least paying attention but they're not translating that into really aggressive enough action to stop the problem getting worse several things that can be done 1st of all i think you've got to keep people and forests apart so where it's appropriate as for instance of that great griefs thing you don't let regulated developers take

place in vulnerable forest areas you also need to make sure that your emergency services are properly funded and that means basing the for the budgets not on what used to happen because we've changed the baseline so the problem is they're going to need much bigger budgets than they've got now because this problem is going to get worse. the european charity s.o.'s mediterranean a will resume rescue operations in the central mediterranean at the end of august they've launched a new ship in partnership with doctors without borders replacing their previous vessel the aquarius they say that it's here erasing situation in libya means there's a new sense of urgency about their reports. the new rescue ship is called ocean viking registered in norway its crew includes doctors and a midwife run by european charities s.y.s. mediterranean and doctors without borders its mission is to save lives in the mediterranean sea migration experts say that more than $420.00 people have died

this year attempting the dangerous crossing to europe from libya where increased violence has made the situation more desperate said trevor similar there that the deadly journey across the mediterranean sea is for the men women and children who embark on it the only possible way of filling the nightmare in the situation in libya rates of torture and slavery ocean viking is now in the north sea. on its way to the mediterranean it's a welcome resumption of operations for s.o.s. mediterranean its previous ship the aquarius was barred from entering its early by far right interior minister met. in june 28th seen soon after it lost its license to sail the ship's been docked in the french port of mass a since december in nearly 3 years the equerries saved nearly 30000 lives the charities behind the ocean viking ship say that in your opinion governments are failing in their moral and human duty to rescue people in distress at sea and they urged e.u.

states to take responsibility and do more growing concern over immigration in europe has fueled hostility among some european governments towards rescue ships campaigners say that the e.u. should designate some ports a safe harbors so that ships can disembark survivors we are asking for months and months to save lives 1st and to discuss politics afterwards and to respect the fundamentals of human rights at the lease a palace the french president met the head of the un's refugee agency they discussed the situation in libya and europe's response to migrants and refugees rescued. we have to respect humanitarian rules and the rules of maritime law so when a vessel is in international waters or is leaving libyan waters with refugees on board it must be able to shelter in the closest safe port this rule is necessary it's legally and practically necessary campaigners say that europe may well be

tightening borders but european governments must not forget their humanity and make saving lives a shared priority natasha butler al-jazeera paris. india has launched its most ambitious moon mission yet it's. why they don't. successfully will be the 1st sevens on the moon science pool it will shoot through space for 47 days before landing surface a rover will then explode over 2 weeks in this 1st lunar mission orbits of the main more than a decade ago and helps confirm the presence of water. a football manager suffers a heart attack on the. sports. it's

time for the sport now here's peter thank you very much christiane a rinaldo will not face charges over 10 year old allegations that he raped a woman in las vegas ronaldo has always denied the accusations but statement says in june 2009 the then 24 year old woman rang police saying she had been the victim of sexual assault she requested that a sexual assault examination be contacted it goes on to say that although the victim knew who the person was who assaulted her she refused to identify him or disclose where the crime occurred as a result police were unable to conduct

a meaningful investigation for the evidence showing interactions between the victim and perpetrator before and after the crime was lost and the criminal investigation was closed the woman and rinaldo reached a civil settlement in 2010 the victim contacted police last august asking them to reopen the case and naming cristiana rinaldo as the offender the allegations were investigated but they could not be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. of course and got a round of applause from some of his fellow athletes for his stand against doping at the world championships efficient seconded to his chinese rival sun yang in the $400.00 metres freestyle but refused to share the podium with him son failed a drug test in 2014 and is currently fighting fresh anti doping violations the decision to allow him to compete while that process is ongoing has upset many who believe the sport is not doing enough to protect clean athletes. this feud goes way

back orton beat son to gold at the rio olympics in 216 and then called him a drug cheat to its face at the press conference sun is now facing new claims that he destroyed a blood sample during an altercation with anti-doping officials at his home last year swimming's governing body phina issued him a warning but still allowed him to compete at the world championships the world anti-doping agency appealed that decision with a court of arbitration for sport and sun will now have a hearing in september he faces a possible lifetime ban some young will hope he'll still be able to compete at the tokyo olympics which begin in just over a year and as you might expect technology or more specifically artificial intelligence will play a big part in the games not only are the mascots getting a high tech upgrade but japanese carmaker toyota has also been showing off a new ai robot that will be able to help officials fetch equipment like javelins during the athletics events once loaded up the robots will race back to competitors

at up to 20 kilometers per hour so yours is also planning a feast of robots on wheels that will help guide fans to wheelchair seats and serve refreshments at events. staying in tokyo that's where and when griezmann is preparing to make his debut for barcelona auntie's day he and his new teammates are getting ready to face chelsea in a pre-season friendly greaseman joined by us or from another spanish side at little madrid after they triggered he's $135000000.00 release schools feel differently get to play alongside the n.l. messi and there are reports basso are trying to resign neymar to. was very happy to be here i really want to start playing and playing well i did my best with my former team and coach what happens without that to go is up to them now though a very calm and the only thing that matters now is to start playing with barcelona which is the most important thing for me. dinamo bucharest coach is in a stable condition after suffering a heart attack on the sidelines of

a match. magoi is team was playing a romanian league match when he began to feel unwell in the dug out of 51 year old was immediately taken by ambulance to hospital but only joined the team in june these are worrying scenes for fans as in 2016 dinamo book at best midfielder patrick king died of a suspected heart attack after collapsing on the pitch monday was a rest day for riders on the tour de france after they bid farewell to the pyrenees on sunday french rider junior says it will only get harder to defend be the leaders yellow jersey in the upcoming stages in the outs so which ends of. we defended give everything every day. like you see. in a breakaway now i would like. like a little of the tour de force i don't know what will happen in the next day but for sure i will continue to defend. just over

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protection the u.k. calls for a european led force in the gulf following a run seizure of a british like tanker. on how to market in this is al jazeera life and also coming out. the trump

administration announces it will fast track deportations of undocumented migrants. pay as finance minister is arrested on corruption charges linked the construction of 2 dams. and protesters keep up the pressure on parts to be close governor to step down despite his pledge to leave office next year. the u.k. is calling for a stronger western military presence in the gulf as the standoff with iran over a captured all tanker continues u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt's wants a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the straits of hormuz that's where iran sees the british finds old sanker claiming it was violating international maritime law you case calling this an acts of state piracy well iraq

is hoping that it's can lower tensions between iran and the west regardless the stand off will be a priority for the incoming british prime minister this week why they say it to be boris johnson. i think it is very important for boris johnson as he enters. 10 downing street to understand that iran does not seek confrontation iran wants to have normal relations based on mutual respect. lawrence lee has more now from london this emergency couldn't have come at a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting although it's a part of any thing else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation. still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flag tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of its refusal to obey the

demands of the british frigates in the strait of hormuz to let the time to go all cut very deep at the heart of the british military establishment used to the days when britannia ruled the waves and consequently the foreign secretary told parliament minister the u.k. would seek a european led maritime missions of the gulf states because iran had to understand the consequences of its actions if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presence in the waters along the coastline not because we wish to increase tensions but simply because freedom of navigation is a principle which britain and its allies will always defend as the british government has been widely accused by many m.p.'s of having no bigger strategy over this crisis with iran let alone the naval fire power to protect tankers in the gulf now there are concerns that this administration has taken its eye off the ball and

certainly that the u.k. has been ill prepared for this iran certainly appears not to feel intimidated by the u.k. putting out images of the tanker crew none of them british maintaining their all in good health and being looked after it is far more concerned about getting his own tanker back from gibraltar where it remains impounded if the u.k. did that's the crisis would be over but it would be the wrong signal to send to the americans who continue to pressurise london to follow their harsh align with tehran by wednesday they'll be a new prime minister here by thursday a new set of government ministers and by friday very possibly a new strategy towards iran may be a more hawkish one than the one on monday and one which is more aligned to the american position but iran knows that the u.k. appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for a fight barnsley al-jazeera in london. well iran says it's arrested 17 spies working for the cia and sentenced some of them to death u.s.

president donald trump called the announcement totally false washington is waging a campaign of sanctions aimed at forcing iran to renegotiate the 2050 nuclear deal one of the best things i've done is terminate that ridiculous deal if they want to make a deal it's it's frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with the run because they behave very badly they're saying bad things and i'll tell you it could go either way very easily very easily and i'm ok either way it goes. the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport illegal migrants from anywhere in america with us allowing them to appear before a judge president donald trump has struggled to stem an increase of mostly central american families arriving at the us mexico border into overcrowded attention facilities and a political battle over a growing humanitarian crisis well let's get more now from rosslyn georgia and he

joins us live from washington post behind this change in policy. well the u.s. administration is arguing that this is because of the overcrowded content conditions and detention centers along the border between the united states and mexico but those who are opposed to this expansion in the. experience expeditious detention and deportation policy say that this situation is really one of the trumpet ministrations making what the department of homeland security is saying is that it's going to take fuller advantage of a law that was enacted back in 1996 to was basically find people who have not been in the united states with the proper documentation for a less than 2 years and to basically put them on a bus or on a plane and take them out of the country as quickly as possible the people who

would be deported would not have a chance to go before an immigration court judge unless they said convincingly to an immigration officer that they're trying to seek asylum in the united states that they have a fear of persecution or of other abuse if they were turned to their home country there are some estimates from immigrants rights groups that this could affect as many as 300000 people inside the united states and it's noteworthy that this is covering all of the united states territory before what the department of homeland security had been doing was to encounter people who had been in the country for fewer than 14 days and who were within 100 miles of the u.s. border and had crossed into the u.s. by land those people could face an immediate deportation now this is covering perhaps as many as 300000 people anywhere inside the united states.

ok jordan life is their motions and thank you very much indeed. kenya's finance minister had a rosy chance been arrested on charges of fraud corruption and so over his alleged role in awarding contracts and payments for the construction of hydroelectric dams catherine sawyer reports from some buru in central kenya. this is hendrik teach filmed at a previous meeting he has now been arrested accused of corruption in a scandal where he say 2 of authorized payments for the construction of dams in western kenya where construction workers had been began 4 years after the mission. and that the guise of cutting or collegiate to make commercial construction colossal amounts and justifiably to be. paid out through a well choreographed scheme by government offices in collusion with private individuals and institutions. upon receiving and reviewing the evidence and

satisfied this official evidence to charge and prosecute the property the director of public prosecutions has ordered for their arrest of $28.00 people including employees of the italian company that was awarded the contract investigators say the costs were inflated by a $170000000.00 and roughly a quarter of the total money has already been paid out. but this is higher not the only public scandal in recent tia's other multibillion corruption scandals in government have prompted protests like this one in the past several government officials have ongoing cases in court i think that there will be worth noting he needs to up and is going for that baby people go the extra mile with a d.c. i am a better element to ensure that a program was just arrested for ceremonial purposes there are people arrested taken through the process convicted and were serving time by us. they still

go back to being. that the taxpayer is the most high profile arrest of a government official many states a close ally of both the president and deputy president president has over the years said fighting corruption is one of his main priorities he wants to leave this is a legacy but many people want more done than just arrests they want more people convicted and those phone call to ball have their accounts frozen and assets seized and money that has been stolen from the public returned to the office catherine al-jazeera some kenya. processors demanding the resignation of puerto rico's governor are refusing to back down they rallied again i cited his residence i'm remained there this hour on monday ricardo resells that he won't seek reelection but demonstrators aren't satisfied the process began after a week of offensive messages between the governor and members of his inner circle.

gabriel as on the reports are from a capital some on. they filled the streets in overwhelming numbers puerto ricans more determined than ever the 10th straight day of protests despite far the largest ricky martin leading many famous puerto ricans dishes and athletes supporting the protest. but it was the every day puerto rican sprott together in their desire to see a new government we're here to show everybody what we want you know what is it you want done him to resign him is governor ricardo rosso yo who on sunday night took to facebook to again apologize for hundreds of pages of private text messages leaked more than a week ago where he seemed cruelly mocking the very puerto rican people who elected him to come up with the he gave no. to each puerto rican man and woman i have hurt you and i hear you today i have made mistakes and i ask for forgiveness i am

a good man who has great love for my island and for everyone. he refused to step down only fueling more anger on the streets these god our governor is taking everything that we're proud of we need him to step down he did something he asked for forgiveness that's ok but he needs to respond for what he did it's unprecedented the number of people out here on the streets this started as a protest against the governor and it's still very much is but also has grown into something much larger the feeling of most here is that now is the time not only to demand a new governor but also a better government i mean here because i want to fight corruption in my country it's been many years that people have suffered the consequences of corruption and it's time that the young generation stands up its we cannot say like oh

we're scared of the future like my parents and some people are afraid of change and it's. normal but we have to tell the government that they have to have a social commitment. with health and education thousands of people shut down the main highway through the city but the road ahead for puerto rico now or uncertain it ever goes on to al-jazeera san juan. still to come on al-jazeera under attack in hong kong allegations a criminal gang was paid to build some prison what's the process is. a series of make is ready to wave goodbye to die a new street who look at her legacy as u.k. prime minister.

i want to him welcome to another look at the international forecast i'm hopeful for some response in the flooding rains across the southern and eastern parts of china but still fair amounts of cloud here almost seasonal rains showers becoming a little a little more scattered shall we say as we go on into tuesday so some joyous spots in between at least for a time by the time it comes to weather stay a little nudge a little further north was brought to skies into the southeast and cool to hong kong and around 32 degrees celsius in a temperature there into the philippines malodorous 31 hated the day showers a rumbling up from time to time quite a scattering of showers as usual across malaysia indonesia. also blue skies here so you're a bit a fair weather cloud but essentially doesn't dry and we go with a showers into malaysia pushing up to the philippines southern parts of india china and the shower stretch away across. into my peninsula all the human side the thailand 34 celsius

in bangkok but aside from the off news showers should be a losey draw i still draw into the far northwest of in the heavy showers continue down the west and get some big downpours to into parts upon that and the funnel of the east of india. the weather sponsored by cattle railways. banks love to make loans to sufferance because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because most taxpayers never go away there's a new one bone every single day a 19 it is an urgent national necessity that it be officially requested rationing of the support mechanism we created together because i happen to live in creeks somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person. that's machine on al-jazeera. this

is al jazeera quick reminder of the top stories for you this hour u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping in the straits of hormuz it's a response to iran seizure of a british flag all time to last week the us government says it will allow immigration officers to deport undocumented migrants from wherever they find them acquiring them to appear before a judge 1st and kenya's finance minister has been arrested on corruption charges harry reid is the 1st serving government minister ever to be arrested for fraud he denies the allegations. syrian government air strikes have killed at least 54

civilians in the province the syrian government's backed by russia relaunched their offensive to capture the last major rebel held territory in april senator has this report from beirut's. a trail of death and destruction this is the immediate aftermath of the airstrikes carried out by either syrian or russian warplanes the target was the marketplace in martin oh man the opposition controlled town is kilometers from the front lines but crowded and residential areas have been repeatedly targeted and the russian backed syrian government military campaign that began at the end of april. i am i was planes are targeting. there are many casualties and injured the warplanes hit the area early this morning look at the syrians look at the bodies of syrian children traitors. syrians here feel the international community has abandoned them there have been words of condemnation and un security council meetings but russian support for the

syrian government apparently means little can be done to stop the bloodshed. was i was i i. i i i. i. i i. i i. opposition activists have documented more than $700.00 civilian deaths in recent weeks including women and children united nations has also reported attacks on health centers and water supplies in breach of international humanitarian law attacking civilians in opposition controlled areas has been a tactic used by the syrian military repeatedly over the years. but the rebels are refusing to surrender they are on the frontlines defending their territory and what

has become a costly campaign for the leadership in damascus and their allies in moscow the government has lost nearly 1000 men and hasn't taken any significant territory. syrian government forces were aiming to push the rebels north and recapture international road links to revive trade between government controlled cities that didn't happen and this 3 month bombardment more than 300000 syrians to abandon their homes and move closer to the border with turkey. just sort of this has become a disaster city more than 90 percent of this population had to flee to camps further north those who don't have cars or money had to stay here god help us. an end to the assault on it live province and northern hammer will depend on turkey and russia they have in the past mediated a cease fire and for now they are bargaining on the ground through their local allies and the fate of the rebel controlled province along turkey's borders is

unlikely to be the only issue on the table for their payment. fighters in somalia are claiming responsibility for a bomb blast that killed at least 17 people dozens were injured in these suspected car bomb blasts and gunfire near the airport in mogadishu the attack happened close to a security checkpoint. hong kong's leader carrie lamb has condemned violence following a mass rally against her government at least 40 people were injured when a more personal to antigovernment protesters with one in critical condition sarah clarke reports from hong kong. when watches facemasks the suspected mob of gang members moved in on protesters returning from sunday's pro-democracy which was willing still roads and battens attacked militias you long train station in the new territories. as was assaulting students journalists and

a politician some tried to escape by boarding a train they were pursued and beaten again and what appeared to be targeted assaults at least 40 were injured some taken to hospital by the city's chief executive and police commissioner condemned the violence and we absolutely do not condone that sort of violent acts and i let me made as clear again violence is not a solution to any problem or violence were only breed more violence. pro-democracy politicians are the most was part of an organized crime group known as child hide they say to assault campaigners against the extradition bill the politicians also accuse the police of cooperating with the attack it was the slow response to cries for help and you could tell how they were if not to colluding almost cold operating with edge other how do you explain the dozens

of people were injured some very seriously and got the taken to hospital and the police didn't manage to arrest one person as a terrorist attack. all the people of hong kong and they want to silence the people of hong kong and create white terror and that's why people are wearing white white tara i said again white terror probe asian legislators are being accused of supporting the attacks of 9 long in a video shared online legislator genius hoed singh giving members of the gang the thumbs up and shaking their hands after the assaults he since defended his actions and denies backing the mob shaking hand to my voters the sugar and to everyone whom i know or how much i don't know is my daily routine so shooting him is not representing that i endorse what they are going to do i don't know those words

weren't enough to convince his critics he trashed his office on monday. during sunday's protests tear gas and rubber bullets were used on demonstrators during the march on sunday night national emblem of child it was to faced and protests is attacked china's liaison office home to the chinese government in hong kong china's leaders in beijing have warned any insults to the chinese nation won't be tolerated these protests were initially focusing on the proposed extradition law to send fugitives in hong kong for trial in mainland china but it's now a broader campaign with what critics argue is china's tightening grip on this former british territory and is no end in sight to these demonstrations with another rally planned this weekend sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. high temperatures and strong winds are making it tough to extinguish wildfires raging across central portugal around a 1000 firefighters are battling the flames 200 kilometers north of lisbon 32

people have been injured some locals are blaming a lack of resources and government inaction for the damage caused by the fires. u.k.'s new the terrace expected to be announced on tuesday they'll take a were from me he said a bumpy ride as prime minister for failing to deliver brake sets and leaving a country deeply divided that seemed barb on the back of may's time in downing street. relaxed smiling and promising to make britain fairer 3 years on does anyone remember this to resume. we will make britain a country that works not for a privileged few but for every one of us the former home secretary came to power knowing the process of leaving the e.u. was her biggest challenge but we very few get on with this in mind. but aiming to deal with social and racial inequalities as well she was also the 1st leader to visit president trump after his election although the relationship was never the

warmest from the start though she sought to define what bricks it should be and quickly announced a deadline for starting the 2 year e.u. divorce process without cross party consultations and we now know against the advice of senior diplomats there were people in the labor benches who were almost sick in their hands out waving saying come and talk to your caroline flint. and the rest of them and she ignored that for a long long time because she wanted to. carry the conservative party with she should have realised that that was a no start after negotiations with brussels got going may surprise most people by calling an early general election hoping to boost her small majority and promising one thing above all strong and stable leadership strong and stable leadership strong and stable leadership it backfired horribly she lost her parliamentary majority making getting any deal through almost impossible to survive her conservative party joined forces with northern ireland's democratic unionist party

progress at hardliners. beyond westminster despite her attempts to laugh at herself to. izumi never really connected with the public in the same way as boris johnson the man she appointed foreign secretary only for him to resign over her breaks it deal and undermine her efforts to win parliamentary support public sector she was also weakened by episodes like the party conference speech where everything that could go wrong did go wrong. well before her decision to step down critics said the wheels were coming off her leadership with hindsight you could argue it was tories amazin flexibility which i did have premiership increasingly she found herself backed into a corner not just by hardliners among her own party northern irish allies but by her own red lines even her own catchphrases mrs may famously kept repeating no do is better than a bad deal i think by the end of 10 years she's come to realise that's actually not the case and the fact that the prime minister and indeed

a number of ministers kept reciting that mantra has meant that many people amongst the british public now see no deal as the best bricks it option whatever happens next the one issue that overshadow teresa mayes time in office is the one that will dominate politics here for the forseeable future britain's relationship with the european union. al-jazeera. and our strike has halted all flights sent the only functioning airports in libya's capital authority same airport has been hit by repeated shelling it's come under attack several times during the 3 month offensive by forces loyal to warlord holly for have. the largest city in southern iraq is rich in oil but its leaders are still struggling to provide clean water to its citizens 120000 people need hospital treatment in the last year after drinking water which is polluted with sewage and toxic waste a binge of aid reports from basra. to fish are just about breathing but it looks

like they'll be taking their last gasp soon shipping next to a treatment plant one of many providing. the more than 4000000 people are. unable to cope with rising demand. the quantity as well as quality of the water is a major concern. was among $120000.00 iraqis who needed hospital treatment after drinking polluted water last year his family struggled to afford the $15.00 needed every day water tanker companies. developed a skin disease from filthy water in our taps and it took me 6 months to get. a majority of the affected children. about $0.50 not. bottles like this one many people are able to afford taps like these which come directly from the liver. and it is this has been the cause of sending.

20000 people to hospital in the city. and a half 1000000 people since last year's outbreak of disease the problems have been identified but solutions require serious efforts and funds a supply of water is among the many basic services lacking in this oil rich city. the real cause of water pollution come from the main water sources high level of salinity and bacterial contamination to the corrosion of water pipelines and there are infrastructure issues contributing to problems. human rights watch says untreated sewage as well as industrial and agricultural waste is pumped into waterways the fear is that this situation is only going to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister

says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the standards of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time which i'm a big job it out of the euro buster. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories ek foreign secretary jeremy hunt is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz

it's a response to iran seizure of a british flights all tankers last week. iran says it's arrested 17 spies working for the cia and sentenced some of them to death u.s. president donald trump called the announcement totally false washington is waging a campaign of sanctions aimed at forcing iran to renegotiate this 150 nuclear deal . one of the best things i've done is terminate that ridiculous deal if they want to make a deal it's frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with the run because they behave very badly they're saying bad things and i'll tell you it could go either way very easily very easily and i'm ok either way it goes b.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport undocumented migrants from wherever they find them with violence requiring them to appear before a judge 1st kenya's finance minister has been arrested on corruption charges and

the ritz each is the 1st serving government minister ever to be arrested for fraud he denies the allegations protesters demanding the resignation of puerto rico's governor are refusing to back down they're rallying again outside his residence on sunday the carter resales said he won't seek reelection but protesters aren't satisfied the process began after a week of offensive messages between the governor and members of his inner circle. about faces in somalia are claiming responsibility for a bomb blast that killed at least 17 people dozens were injured in the suspected car bomb attack and gunfire near the airport in mogadishu high temperatures and strong winds are making it tough to extinguish wildfires raging across central portugal more than a 1000 firefighters are battling the blaze in the flames around to 200 kilometers north of lisbon some locals are blaming a lack of resources and government's inaction for the damage caused by the fires

see up to date news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stay with us. the philippine president outlines his plan for the future and wants the death penalty agreed introduce for drug dealing while many filipinos support his policies his critics demand his resignation has rodrigo detective delivered on his promises this is inside story.

and welcome to the program fully backed he will detail is a divisive president for many filipinos his phrase by his supporters for combat in crime and corruption but his opponents say the crackdown comes at a high price with thousands killed in an internationally condemned campaign against illegal drugs to charities promising more of the same as he delivered his annual state of the nation speech he urged congress to reinstate the death penalty for drugs offenders and he defended his handling of territorial disputes with the chinese in the south china sea as he spoke detect his opponents burned an effigy of him outside parliament and his resignation i mean alan duggan has more from manila . right at the top of president a good start to speech today was a reiteration that is why the so-called war on drugs will being human to the end of his term he also even appeals for congress for the passage and imposition of the death penalty for illegal drugs and blunders you care to also admits that his

government remains corruption driven and threatens to prosecute erring public officials he says to the hilt there's really nothing different from the speech of the day to today compared to his last state of the nation speeches except today he started this speech over and how were later than scheduled the arrived late in congress today but outside the halls of congress where the ends of thousands of filipinos are taking to the streets in protest they suggested that instead of talking president of the good of their dish should listen instead they say he has scale in almost every promise during his campaign and the proceeds of the beach relationship china has basically accept that the government is not in control of what's happening in the south china sea on the east they see this perceived capitulation to a major power they also say that the so-called bodyguard's drugs which is left behind according to activists more than $20000.00 people dead is the proof they say

that the president is unfair to govern and they want him to resign now state of the nation speeches the philippine president some are mental highlight achievements me by the government over the past year the protesters here tell us that this is nothing a little bit earlier cover up the rape human rights violations committed against the filipino people over the past few years this is just dog and for inside story rule and here are some of the main issues that paternity has found to resolve the president ordered a crackdown on illegal drugs such as crystal meth 3 years ago since then the government says police have killed around 6000 dealers and users. is why schools say the true toll is 27000 the un has called for an international investigation to take a is a 1st slepian president from mindanao in the south which has a large muslim population is find a peace deal on muslim autonomy the island remains under martial law to take

a sent troops to the city of mirali 2 years ago to root out fighters lanes to eisele and the philippines and china have long disputed territory in the south china sea opponents criticize a tatty for allowing chinese tornos to fish in philippine waters. it was our let's bring in our panel now for today's inside story in manila we have richard hadari n. who is a research fellow at the national chain cheesey university and author of the book the rise of detecting a populist revolt in singapore we have graham on webb who's a research fellow at the rajaratnam school of international studies and also in manila carlos condie who is the philippines researcher at human rights watch welcome to you all thank you very much for being on inside story let's start by looking at the big picture richard hadari and as detectives said in his speech his disapproval rating is only 3 percent the majority of filipinos are satisfied with

him how have things improved for filipinos under detectives rule these past 3. well listen and then we can have a debate over to specifics of whether objectivity has been successful in achieving his promises but the fact that a matter is that a forest the perception of the majority of philip is concerned he's now the most popular fee to be in a president in history and in the last midterm elections the opposition was almost completely wiped off and now he current supermajority in both houses of the congress so this is a very dominant confident president and we saw how you started this speech by essential saying that there are very few who are opposing him and there are people there in dallas of congress that you should not be among those few 30 percent people who are opposing me now it's fact of the matter is that the president also us few years left in office is now and his legacy juris and by perhaps 3rd quarter

of 2021 he's going to be already a lame duck president as everyone focuses their attention today the successor so yes very dominant the one hand the perception of the people is that he's doing the right job but is saying that he doesn't have all the time in the world he has to push for as much or far as he can any state of nation address he was very clear he admitted that when it comes to the war in drugs when it comes to law and order and more than anything when it comes to corruption there's a lot to be done but these argument is that she is the ultimate solution even if he may have not yet solve those problems people need someone like him a decisive leader like him in order to move forward and the fact the matter is that the economy still doing well he have faced insulation from 6.7 percent to 2.7 percent in less than a year he pushed for the bank somewhere in law shifts mindanao to where it's creating its own muslim majority autonomous region and as far as florida nations is concerned that even relations with most of the countries is going well ok probably

look at the 9 issues in more detail in just a few minutes for a change let me ask congress condi in manila for his use did you hear anything new in this speech qantas and west you'll mock on president. 33 years into his role. well. as most of his own state of the nation address this in the philippines a lot of them are aspiration. and so in that sense we didn't i didn't hear anything you know i mean about on you thing that i heard today was when he came to morrow and see to me that i've been sending him what's largely is driven by illegal drugs which was something that was. quite different from the government version of the time which is done what i see you know precipitated event but overall the boss 3 years as far as we're concerned. has been. a strong fit for human rights in the philippines and it is something. that's been marked the legacy of president

detected now of course we're not saying that all that you know all of us were years has been have been bad in terms of policy there have been some what would proponents would say you know good indicators of good news are shipped into fights for years and the hope that in the next 3 years i would continue to happen and dominant theme the dominant issue that has marked the cost of the years and i think also mark and next to useless be. that struck human rights by the actions of the philippines related to the problem ok graham on the web in singapore your thought is so that there's been a lot of concern over human rights and human rights situation in the philippines how has her draco to tete a fed in your opinion and his on his most notable promises well ira are logical code the comments are on my to come back shits on this panel perhaps what i could share is a real perspectives as i said i said in singapore not in the philippines nevertheless

as a member of the association of opposition listens i would say that this is really a very odd situation to give a serving what's going on in the philippines now sort of the best of times and it was of times looking at greater magic political play in the philippines as mentioned by michael patrick's really divided nation and polarized a very strong man politics you know in a true champion style but it seemed time i would say that the business community in the region is very happy with the economic performance of the country this is the best of times of the philippines economy you know out of the peace or is one of the top currency performers rising at 3 percent this year the basic stock index a bull run last week and a 1000 points at a key level i mean this is. a dish jump between what's going on because i mean tea and terms of politics and i would say that many early does the region like to have what president to charity is having right or disconsolately that follow up which is

you know it with the ability to be also the unity at this point i let's now focus on some of the key issues of the ted his presidency and his signature issue his campaign issue of course has been the war on drugs as we mentioned president has congress to bring back the death penalty in the war on drugs says they can is the illegal drug problem but it says it's going up in yours an immodest securely. because we need to sustain. any of that any initiatives and respect bellew dickless congress to reinstate the death penalty when he knows crimes related to not assume. all right richard hey diane in manila the president has pushed for the reinstatement of the death penalty since he was campaigning back in 2016 do you

think he'll succeed this time around while he has a police on paper a supermajority in both houses of the congress and if you look at the leadership of both the lower house you know his former vice presidential mate speaker of the house tunnel and also the senate senate president both of them seem to embrace this kind of a liberal to use about how the philippines should more forward in dealing with law and order issue is not now the problem of course is that the philippines had death penalty in the past and yet there's no evidence to suggest that that death penalty in any waste made the situation of crime or drugs any better in the philippines and i think this is the problem the president you know he's good in terms of impressing people with his decisive leadership or at this projecting decisive leadership but a lot of his claims are not necessarily backed up by science and public policy that he's imperioli based and the fact that him as an event in his war on drugs we have a shift from problem because until today it not many big fishes or major drug

syndicate leaders have been caught while at the same time there are thousands of unexplained death including a 100 deaths of children right countless condi surprisingly we didn't hear any reaction from the president during his speech today to the u.n. human rights council resolution which calls for an international investigation into the an awful killing thing to the war on drugs in the philippines why do you think that is. you know it's kind of a sad surprise that you didn't mention the u.n. human rights officers edition i mean you know you can look at it any other way you bought. the government and have been put on notice by the human u.n. human rights council and. you know you can you can read it as you know he's afraid or to use ott very concerned about this action but at the human eye yet it is human rights talks but also at the same time i think this push for the death penalty if

you know 8 percent of their government order from a western democracies particularly you who are very very worried about the restoration of it is something this is very very important issue to them and i'm pretty sure they're looking at it very closely and this will. definitely work against him up particularly. in the days ahead being random you know i started off as a dietitian for human rights looks into a human rights abuse and if it's grandma web your thoughts about this international investigation that's been requested by the u.n. human rights council into the war on drugs in the philippines how damaging would it be for president to tattle well it remains to be see how damaging is going to be i and i bet some skepticism because you know it was zooming out at the regional level are we i would add the comment that i think we're seeing an overall feeling mission of the region in terms of the dismal human rights track record we're seeing across

of musicians so is the. bunny's government is able to get away with it use human rights atrocities going on in the rockies the crisis with the concerns we've seen over the current time ministration or their human rights transgressions of the last few years i think president exerted will also likely get away with a fair bit i think overall this is regional. going on where several southeast asian nations are simply looking the other way right we have an ostensibly rights commission here sitting in this region which is also looking the other we're not saying very much so i do think a bit skeptical these are countries going at it when they can see do you think these countries can ever win the war on drugs including the philippines if they keep treating it as a criminal problem well i i don't think so because the at the root the root of the matter are not being taken to task as i compared it was just talking about earlier

we're not very deaf to see the dismantlement of organized crime. the spectacle of these criminal infrastructures if the very same problems are seeing the way which the government has been trying to tackle you know you know it's our war on drugs or likewise in malaysia so i think what's been going on so far is highly ineffective let's now take a look at the issue of security in the southern philippines and the fight against on 12 step president or to go to teddy in his speech promised that peace will soon return to muslim majority areas in the southern philippines that innocent it is my hope that debunks some moderate and he's gone will fast be stubbornness man of regional government the prosecutor and what the bely what a muslim brothers and sisters and all indigenous communities in the bum some more all regions. richard a diary in the city of murali was of course devastated in

a siege with on travels 2 years ago the attack prompted detected to declare martial law across the entire island of mindanao has the city the security situation improved at all in the region and in the southern philippines where actually less than mario we earlier this month and i got to visit the city and talk to community leaders and commanders underground my sense is that in terms of security the situation has in tools dramatically you don't have this kind of sense of a specter of isis takeover return anytime soon although there are still remnants of the multi-group and isis elements there i think the security situation has improved and you can see only a few checkpoints security checkpoints across the city and we did not demand a lot of security detail when we were traveling across but all we and also in blue tick which is the multi stronghold but the problem though is twofold one of the things i hear a lot from the local civil society organizations leaders is that up until today

there has not been a proper investigation in order to understand how on earth a bunch of rock isis affiliated elements get to lay a 5 months old siege on the entire city which led to the complete destruction of ground 0 which is the hard line of murder that we see the how did it why did it take so long for the government the why did the negotiations fail ended early on and the 2nd one is this concern that when it comes to rehab military action of morale we there's not much consultation with the groups on the ground with grassroots groups and the blueprint that has been provided is full of white elephants right but little consideration for internally displaced people look so there is more a long term threat of return of radicalism as disgruntlement begins to seep in nonetheless majority of people in malawi keep on telling me we still trust in president there at that he is one of us and at least he pushed bunk some more a law which would finally give us the kind of autonomy still present at the house support in malawi despite everything on the ground connoisseur what do you think it

will take for the detective administration to be successful in maradi. he would have to start on this is going to have to work very very closely with our political leaders there obviously i mean there are a lot of issues that are seen as a result of the morality i mean the. sort of media and. rehabilitation is one of the people that are not are. not there to be decision efforts they're not much government not much to show for in terms of that so there's a lot of reaching out to the government needs to do due to the leaders and specially the ones you know the community so they are not in the sense are going to morrow so have been displaced they don't want given to these days so there are a lot of you know keep in mind also. for to get married not even. under martial law right now and there have been sporadic forks of conflicts every now and then some of. this information there. has not been i don't think that

that is the accurate picture because of the things that refute it from the ground. graham as kahless pointed out earlier interesting the in his speech today president to take try to connect the problem of terrorism in the southern philippines with the problem of drugs is that the case can you make that connection. no economy the correction or the agree with the analysis has been given so far you know that there is a bit of an excellent a connection and it's actually a surprise because there wasn't a narrative of the of the arguments made if you ask them are or during the period of the siege so i think there are clearly there's a political agenda in trying to bolster the cause in the war against drugs more and he and the measures in order to achieve success in the war you know from our president a very disappointed there is really no basis for that's the ok now let's take a look at the issue of foreign policy and rodrigo to ted he has been criticized for

failing to confront china and its activities in the disputed south china sea but the president in his speech defended his approach rather than. have it in front based on not necessarily a degree sheep or 2 but the analysts club order could lead to something and. so many of them we just became friends. but have we can talk about all right richard detected has said he can't do anything about what is called china's bullying in the south china sea in the disputed areas saying that if doing so could trigger an all out war why the seemingly soft stance you think when it comes to the philippines territorial dispute with china. well in fairness the president dessert i think in his state of the nation address he was much more calley rantings languish for long he has been saying that resisting china will

ultimately lead to a suicide the war therefore implying that the way forward is some sort of a police stance which is of course something that is completely baseless because a lot of countries across the region i've been resisting china including the philippines under the previous administration and yet there was no war so here in the state of the nation address the changes tony said that we're not talking about the war on war per se but at the skirmishes and even that i'm not willing to risk so suddenly the president deserves to be coming to peacemaker in the pragmatists here you have got to think that maybe maybe maybe shine a policy very problematic was his announcement the other week that he's going to just allow the chinese feature of feature folks and fishing boats to just entered the philippines exclusive economic zone that he has a verbal agreement with president xi jinping in order to low that now that potentially violates the philippines constitution and of course it's an invitation for pilotage by much bigger ships from china right and if it happens is already struggling with food security and dropping fish in cash but in the state of the nation address it intelligently pointed out the philippines own arbitration award

and the united nations convention love the sea which actually provides some new meat the droom 40 source sharing even we didn't have the libyans it's most of economics on particularly the water surrounding the contest at scarborough or stroll so in fairness to me a state of the nation address was much more sober much more calibrate that as opposed to other very controversial statements on this issue graham a long way of can he resolve the dispute in the south china sea in a peaceful way. well certainly i mean i concur with richard's analysis you know i mean he's walking a very delicate line here in not in not pushing back anything about also not you know giving up the ground politically and he he's being a pragmatist and a realist at the same time when it comes to dealing with china and the economic and political oppositions of the country i mean singapore one of i can see so get a very high price in standing the ground terms of the space on the back into the sixty's when it seemed that they want a cost of having the p.c.

ruling in favor of the philippines so i think a president of the dirt is more sensitive to chinese power and is unwilling to take those lists i caught us in manila i have the last word on the foreign policy issue and the disputes in the soft china sea do you think. is doing enough to resolve this dispute it. well to many filipinos it may be doing it now but increasingly is he's being viewed as too pliant to china and that this will have some good effect and you can down the line in terms of his popularity the question really now is that there how long and how hard will you push this so this line and where there are a few would be a much more liberated response to china but as far as public temperament goes in the service indicated that a lot of filipinos are not at all. in favor of what this do we need china so you

know if you're a succeeding where there are obvious and dirty words try to take their sentiment into account the scene moves forward but definitely. knows that he has shown to the china that you know he's very very overly friendly. i would say our posture toward china does not make you love filipinos hum thank you very much gentlemen for a very interesting discussion it was very good to talk to you about the situation in the philippines as president. continues his role there and a delivered his 4th a state of the nation address richard a diary in congress condé graham on web thank you very much for being on inside story and thank you as well for watching you can always watch his program again any time by visiting our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sash a.j. inside so he can of course also join the conversation on twitter handle is that a.j. insights only for me for the back to bill and

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messages elizondo has more from san juan. they filled the streets in overwhelming numbers puerto ricans more determined than ever the 10th straight day of protests despite far the largest ricky martin leading many famous puerto ricans dishes and athletes supporting the protest. but it was every day puerto ricans together in their desire to see a new government we're here to show everybody what we want. to step down only fueling more anger on the streets these ghajar governor is taking everything that we're proud of we need to step down he did something he asked for that's ok but he needs to respond for what he did it's unprecedented the number of people out here on the streets this started as a protest against the governor and it still very much is but also has grown into something much larger the feeling of most here is that now is the time not only to

demand a new governor but also a better government i mean here because i want to fight corruption in my country. many years that people have suffered the consequences of corruption and. the young generations that. we cannot say like oh look we're scared of the future like my parents and some people are afraid of change and it's normal we have to tell the government they have to have a social commitment. with health and education thousands of people shut down the main highway through the city but the road ahead. now more uncertain than ever. san juan. high temperatures and strong winds are making it tough to extinguish wildfires raging across central portugal with an offense and foreign fighters are battling the flames around 200 kilometers north of lisbon 32 people have been

injured some locals are blaming a lack of resources and government's inaction for the damage caused by the fires. states these continues here and all to syria after that machine. debt it drives markets creates profit and generates an endless cycle of production and consumption. we live on credit our homes cars schools and government expenditures are financed by borrowing. data has become the engine of our growth the lifeblood of our global economy. it's

an economic machine impacting the global economy with more and more date being produced day in and day out. this debt machine has grown to epic proportions and now seems to have spiraled out of control public debt the debt held by governments is soaring. the eurozone is having a much harder time than other economies emerging from the crisis of spiraling debt why and what are the solutions. to debt machine once you're on it very hard to get off let's see if i must use them to look good also good. but on that let's start over and create a system of credit which would actually be sustainable which wouldn't destroy the planet because the curve machine has to a. diminishing

high no idea can that communicate as well to any piece on duty do test foam come off economy. as you came out at. 2nd in opus paramedics on it it said producer. sick over to that somebody to say that you are then who. is a pow and i deny me. that she only said that then on any. when it's date reaches a certain level the government gets caught in a spiral to repay its debt and the interest on it the government has to borrow more money year after year. most eurozone countries are now in that situation they borrow heavily on the financial markets and from large private banks that fight fiercely to keep them as clients.

banks love to make loans to sovereigns why because behind the sovereign are millions of taxpayers and they're not like the shoppers or it's not like the consumers in a business because those tax payers never go away there's a new one born every single day and they're going to pay taxes for the next 150 years unless the country collapses so why wouldn't you lend to them because you know you're going to get your money back you know there's no bankruptcy law you know that you can always make a profit on it's safe lending whereas if i go to a firm that wants to innovate and produce a new asset you know firm that maybe once it is decided they want to build steam engines and 1700 or something i don't have to risk assess the risk well that's too risky why should i invest in that or why don't i lend to the government of spain or to the government originally order government of portugal i know there are

a german taxpayers there a french taxpayers there all of whom are effectively backing up this debt so i fear of taking risks. in government data has soared into the true. liam's of dollars in euro zone countries but those figures don't really mean much if you don't compare them to the wealth of a country its gross domestic product or g.d.p. . the country's debt is measured as a percentage of g.d.p. yet debt represents 50 percent and here 100 percent of g.d.p. . in 1902 maastricht treaty laid down the terms for an integrated europe in order to keep debt from getting out of control experts agree that a country's debt should not exceed 60 percent of its g.d.p. but that critical threshold has been largely exceeded by most european countries

that can stretch and get us what he asked about it so more now we know we're pretty up with the beauty of we had a pretty rigid there. when debt exceeds a certain level tax revenues start going up to pay interest on the debt instead of funding government expenses hospitals schools teachers. how can that data be repaid how can we ever get out of the spiral. if you put 2 on both in that as in i guess your view divvy on most of the dead cvs everybody. was wrong he was up i think they said they're covered with have no no bob whatever that is sean hoare an example for saying of all of us as they did to cause like they were tossed knows emmett on bossy one at roxborough year i think

it's. a perk it physically but little to quite they're better. off is it to get you up at 8. ditches. as existed it dates back to the origins of civilization it even predates the invention of money. the very earliest mesopotamian scriptures that we have are actually debts and products calculating who owes what to whom when temples and other large bureaucratic systems. so what you have actually are credit systems and in mesopotamia they don't have. private data has always existed but government data 1st emerged in italy in the major trading cities during the late middle ages. florence jenner and venice were constantly at war which cost

them dearly. pay for those sovereigns borrowed from. first government bonds were traded paying into. those prominence creditor families founded the 1st italian banks that started lending a lot of money to european markets who were caught up in endless wars. most often the bankers were and by the warlike rule is an easy way of getting rid of debt that would be used for centuries. at the time governments had power over creditors only much later would that balance of power be reversed.

attack was resumed after the 2nd world war in 1945 america's marshall plan granted $13000000000.00 u.s. dollars in aid to europe's industrialized countries exceptional growth followed and the 30 years after the war were good so good that they were known as the economic miracle in germany and the glorious 30 and france business was brisk industry was in full swing and the growth of consumption was spectacular. the polytunnel news unit on gore has basically put it to bear but. i'm suited for q molly move. bruce lexie will be on call so much from you know. if we were to die or figure by your film end of august to show it would be philomena in

bungay else you did was it i wanted but he was a guy was phenomenal causes all of their unfounded b.b. it was an image will be a few miles in iraq good will be buried. in croissants. by the end of the postwar boom in the early 1970 s. government debt in europe was a great called low is thanks to growth and inflation but the economic machine would soon be upset by 2 major events. good evening on august 15th 1971 richard nixon was president of the united states his coffers had been emptied of the gold reserves by the vietnam war announced a staggering measure that would drastically change the world economy. would have been the dollar against the speculators i directed secretary connally to suspend

temporarily the combat ability of the dollar into gold or other reserve assets except in amounts and conditions determined to be in the interest of monetarist ability and in the best interest of the united states. but it was not a temporary measure at all the us president definitively kept a fixed relationship between the dollar and gold. the donor became a floating currency like every other currency of around the world. all the currencies of the world that were either tied to the u.s. dollar of the british pound by 1971 we're now pure fee at currencies they're not backed by anything they're just backed by the confidence that people have in those currencies. abandonment of the gold standard kid the way for significant currency market speculation. the free circulation of capital on international markets

intensified it was the beginning of a period of great financial instability. 2 years later in 1973 another major event occurred the 1st oil crisis. in one year the price of crude oil soared going from $2.00 to $6.00 about. us and now i'm under $62.00 to going to meet. jude it could be carter or towards innocent jones i could use a switch on this subject. nope and that includes the i'm sure of the feel of the middle you go immediately and see like democracy it could set up a claim shoes for a minute now on assignment but the knowledge not so many pretty big color blue. comedy block long and pretty exact amount to i'm sure but it was. the sudden

increase in the price of oil weighed heavily on the world economy. it put the brakes on great. production costs went up prices went up to. inflation is skyrocketing. high inflation has a major drawback it impoverishes savers and investors since their money depreciates . for governments inflation became a new enemy to be defeated at all cost. to remove all cannot would have wrestled brutha ever sat up at all those are the 5 always ill there is just no yeah fellow easy late plus will this no see you for valley going to me community really out there see going to the on trees around you cause i said i used to are

classic you just don't call me a serial if i was you come and gone by gar on credit during a debate you feel see it put to such an icon by the convo like you the idea to dish while much other fast your much of the money for to dar see. but really dig that do all the kills you simply did before are welcomed on it can go use it it is on point only because if there are so many to not a clearance you get one or is it an economy to the finish on a cyclical season was when ago to make it up it will moan it it is on was under the economy all i wanted to fault was this additional lies of trying to buy them for us good luck at that to develop these 2 good i did continue pretty good continue on will say that. nobody but. i don't not only see yelling for what you. please you. have no

order to sort out. which would be that it be weeks on a back to the hard basket will be the kimosabe on the day. if you didn't know but starting in the 1980 s. the industrialized countries began to borrow heavily on the international market after which their public debt would never stop increasing. margaret thatcher became prime minister in the u.k. and ronald reagan president and the united states it was the advent of neo liberalism and economic doctrine that also spread throughout europe. governments everywhere were lowering taxes privatizing public assets these would be the years of easy money. stock markets expanded wall street in new york the city in london. on both sides of the atlantic governments deregulated bank

credit unchecked capital flows moved through markets worldwide. by deregulating and liberalizing those governments became dependent on financial markets which by then were an inescapable part of the economic system. the debt machine was taking shape nearly everyone went into debt governments businesses and individuals. the economic system had turned into a machine for creating debt. and the banks got rich on the interest paid by borrowers. credits became the primary fuel for growth but how does created work. banks possess only a small amount of the money they lend money is created by private banks on

a simple request for credit and a promise of repayment. the sum is raised as soon as the loan is repaid that is a huge thing and it's. how we've always created money from the beginning and it's a wonderful thing if you have a banking system that can create credit like that is a very good thing. because it means you can create finance in a crisis you can bail out a.i.g. you could finance climate change you could you can finance a war and that's how we've always done this the public hasn't understood that the public thinks that money comes from me working hard if you know that for us you know during the soil working hard and at the end of the month i am money we are all wrong the bali bomb of it so the it that a 1000000 people or so the renewable. become left on his deal is going to bury the view of an awful. void that would be empty bleak rollie i believe it

lives that i'm alone we have for me to do it because there are no bortoli to the last rock it did divert new york city lit up usually like sesame tell the order of a new orleans leave it. clear about it wanted it say about the piece also to know the gone piece also done on dollars and cents on this persona for example if there is another one in detail and it's only going to make a lovely pop he's going to to produce the product document utility economy manassas on if you know he's going to tell really going to the central banks produce 5 percent of the credit in the world the private banks produce or create out of the net 95 percent of the credit in the world and they have no virtually no regulation over that now what kay has argued in the 1930 s. was. we must manage this process it can create vast bubbles of debt it can go out of control. the 929 wall street crash in the united states

prompted the british economist john maynard keynes to warn politicians the credit machine needs to be controlled to benefit all of society not just speculators. when we managed the financial system between 1905 and 971 there was not a single financial crisis anywhere in the world and then in 1971 the bankers lobbied and they said no no no we don't need controls you know the market will discipline us we will blah blah blah and we began to lift all these regulations and crises began one after the other 1st at the periphery and then in a cool. 1909 saw the birth of the euro and the european central bank had been created to ensure

its stability. at the time global growth was strong the level of public debt was starting to decline europe was breathing easy. confident financial markets lent generously to governments and the weakest economies spain greece italy portugal suddenly had access to loans a very low interest rates close to those available to germany. that low cost financial windfall was an economic boost all was well fall out. my.

late meanwhile in the united states america's housing bubble was expanding and in 2007 the subprime crisis struck thousands of homeowners lost their homes they had taken out loans with interest rates that rose shoppy and they found themselves unable to make their mortgage payments. many banks were in danger. on september 15th 2008 lehman brothers one of the largest u.s. investment banks collapsed elected in one was our supply. of an immense because it is something much bigger to misunderstand the bonzi present so that you could ski supply c i've honestly didn't want was there so give you the presumption to be wrong you don't join the focuses them continue i quite see the effect you know on

to be a humble city debt good particularly the presumption the currency good on play is good clearly for it could be done you can choose to handle it and you can sisters get with poppy it is surprising us that in a while there was young ok but obama said on his own we want to have a d. government every other time is over develop of well put on your model of all illnesses. ok about yours on our russian the on the sequel is commercial good i took up so i did i failed to disagree got on to just what is on its agenda that the early months of us. after the fall of lehman brothers european banks with close links to american banks risked bankruptcy in 10. governments only just managed to save them in order to avoid the collapse of the whole system. not going off a separate issue when

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a british fighter while tanker last week the standoff will be a priority for the incoming u.k. prime minister this week widely tipped to be boris johnson i think it is very important drums at. 10 downing street who understand that iran does not speak on from. iran one who. normally. based on mutual respect the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to deport the undocumented migrants from wherever they find them without requiring them to appear before a judge 1st rosslyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. administration is arguing that this is because of the overcrowded content conditions in detention centers along the border between the united states and mexico but those who are opposed to this expansion in the.

experience expeditious detention and deportation policy say that this situation is really one of the trumpet ministrations making what the department of homeland security is saying is that it's going to take fuller advantage of a law that was in active back in 1996 to basically find people who have not been in the united states with the proper documentation for a less than 2 years and to basically put them on a bus or on a plane and take them out of the country as quickly as possible the people who would be deported would not have a chance to go before an immigration court judge unless they said convincingly to an immigration officer that they're trying to seek asylum in the united states that they have a fear of persecution or of other abuse if they were turned to their home country protesters are demanding the resignation of force or because gov are refusing to back down there is still probably an outside his residence the process began after

a week of offensive messages between the governor and members of his inner circle those are the headlines some back it's up there with more tonight it's back to that machine. 2008 financial crisis threaten to completely disrupt the global financial system governments made the choice to bail out big banks and to rescue troubled economies property removal they get home they get home boxes to make a movie so that the borg don't possibly go back so melissa huckaby pascoe see and say find her is all $10.00. of the modern economy to fit back into club law doesn't put extraordinary extraordinary even a placebo do fairly. laid back if you don't see the proof would a pretty an opportunity do you. have

a good docs apple sabu up oh it looks good somehow. the best little attack as you know extraordinary back appears again faster can't be obligated to tell me that. she's been here. a communal don't. ask you call it a says do p.c. signals c c c that it will be real label q.q. pretty. lawyer because if you do see if you can roll a new will fix human will close to the donkey proper which you couldn't. if governments had to bail out the banks it was because they could not be allowed to

fail since those banks are us they are the accounts of millions of citizens we are caught in the debt machine. the economic crisis and the government bailouts of the banks led to a spectacular increase in public debt in iraq the deck machine spiraled out of control. the 1st country to declare bankruptcy was greece in november 2009 the newly elected prime minister george papandreou revealed the real figures that had been hidden by the previous governments greek public debt had reached 129 percent of g.d.p. well above the 60 percent threshold set by the master treaty. he asked for help

from europe. now you do from a good b.c. most. of the dead most. in it will be easy to nick and his most exes well you know in reason. that announcement was like a bolt of lightning striking. the german chancellor weighed in on the question didn't. went down did they all 3 did so god and obama is the end. of this i was going so i will miss the additional unfortunately some long does the of a good so-called end for tots not the common theme isn't always the mothers of a movie is a lot of them are on their list even being online for the see him and him of you don't he's never done most commonly used as a model. in 1902 the

master treaty set out the terms for e.u. integration it forbade the european central bank from bailing out indebted countries would european governments respect these terms would they guarantee greece's debt should part of it be restructured or cancelled or should they help greece pay its creditors the heads of state could not reach an agreement as europe hesitated and markets speculated on the greek debt confidence collapse the fear was that if greece restructured its debt might the markets pull back from spain from italy from la belle frost and might not europe bring upon itself the catastrophe that it so wished to avoid and therefore the argument was it is far better to give greece all the money it needs to repay

its and dead and then to run the risk that the market would perceive a sovereign restructuring in europe. as infectious as contagious. only after 6 long months of crisis europe finally decide its bite resistance from germany to lend greece enough to pay its creditors. a small loan out whenever it has the bloke in new on look go up we'll sit there and you can see like i said we batted a lot less 1000 overpass unclear cement in his eye fell on i could problem in europe i would accuse the rob it of because it you know put it in a by you comment unless it be your bell on this you did with this looky as you know we do listen as you know it would dislocate if not it is that accusation last year in a pretty hot baggy applicable me you know number one our own territory all of us cool and want. to do or dip in it immediately.

said product is off it gets closer so they sit up or keep the soups they do at a kiosk the p.v. booth. as you say if you ask about it not one euro debt has been written down in these years what has changed is the identity of the creditor so money was owed to bondholders in 2010 it's now on to the i.m.f. in the e.u. . if you can solve the debt crisis simply by changing the identity of the creditor and then this one is solved. being in debt isn't only about owing money it's also about being in the wrong there is the financial data but also a psychological debt that weighs just as heavily on the inhabitants of the indebted

country. debt and. kind of double jeopardy. or did you eat us economy so to decrease your. oh nah days to finish job us. says if one day i suddenly want to keep ability economy. just because i happen to live in greece somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person because of some political acts a done by political representatives of one kind or another. therefore it's ok for people to have their lives destroyed it's ok for people to have to pick through garbage and not have anything to eat it's ok for cancer patients to be denied medicine if we're ever going to have morality in the world we need to absolutely

reject that logic if there's individuals responsible hold them responsible but don't hold a college to very responsible for the deeds of. to resolve the greek debt crisis the e.u. granted financial assistance in exchange it imposed a draconian austerity program the country was placed under stewardship and lost part of its sovereignty it was placed under surveillance by the troika the 3 delegates of the european commission the european central bank and the international monetary fund. other over indebted countries in the euro zone will be controlled by the troika in turn and subjected to similar was $35.00 which.

the sound of those protests reached all the way to brussels the troika had become a thorn so much so that the european parliament held a special session about the troika exactions national and european m.p.'s questioned european leaders use us they cannot be many ups you may be years. to program others will be violent as the lover but i know that the other stuff we give us is that i asked them a year could it because i'm sure that those are the decrees. yet if we asked again i think terry said that they're sort of throwing yeah yeah. the troika is the lover there matey you know hope you see care for. yet the message. valid only we have a plan this is stop probably my 2 heroes here to promote the cause then i want to

make go. parliament in portuguese asian parliament in spanish in parliament in evolution parliament even though it's not so and above i don't want to go for one man and democratic colleague too much your own guns the needs. of the program are develop. in and all of the guns under fire go. up that's a decent program in courts 1st the language the valan. that's a low but i am absolutely confident sure that if greek did not implement the program the situation will be much worse today i am convinced of that these expressions are trying to follow since no we cease to sense what i. mean look stuff up reasons that the us yes could go to lymington susan place names that have been used today if you have someone who is the. governor contrails. single you

not only that you die if there's a god but if area nor. north i want to go mia you'll go but not out of your obit up to predict which of. you is a disappointment the austerity programs were poorly implemented and poorly explained people came to resent you would start to look like an uncompassionate taskmaster all over the continent there was increasing support for nationalist parties anti finance and euro skeptic parties were gaining ground in america if you're happy. today are there asking for i'll be happy. if they are gone and liberate

europe from the monster of brussels nuno and connect we should. we can see reaction to the liberalization of fright finance just as we saw it in the 1920 s. and it's going to be ugly it will ready is ugly it's ugly in greece it's ugly in france it's ugly you know in many parts of the world where people are saying if my government went look after my interests if my government will not arrange for my young people to have employment then i will look for a strong man who will do that for me who will give me security and give my children employment security and i don't care what sort of strong manatees if he's a fascist i don't care if he promises to secure the stability of my life and my people i will vote for him i think that's where we're heading and i don't think our leaders have the vision to understand that's the threat that we face. what are the

solutions have. could europe curve the debt machine what mechanisms canada uses. could it play on inflation as other countries do. little as you know jamie almost without it germany are probably almost out of it somehow always has ruled on the for want of us here squeeze up at a investor that are you need for miss it out don't go best kiss is cool with it we obviously they saw it with us by god missile and i'm sure as best adora do now at the base here. should i get your misandry programs likely to make a fortune for the price coffee yet as we know that a book a minute there i guess that your duty as it were to charge the poor of alberta for the number 2 place and a capacity you know the horses that it. following

world war 2 french and german debt was $2.00 to $3.00 times higher than it is today but inflation literally absorbed it. only but the delmarva little girl openly people at the job. dismissed them the key until this was all that it was just in them and they would be. eliminated week was when your lawyers who know. the war but harmony come on 1st and the 1st i want to know is that would. you put on more do so legally ma. this is your strawman 20 seconds for polluting. medina hearten where only the doj mark so expertly in on the harms go soft. on this we need to politic that are in league and in order to understand we don't

need. so on the server i'm sure and so into naman i meant to have streets to sign with and how to organize does the s. bahn isn't there mention of going to his gate sint does it end in via touch on the alkie a guilt ridden oil by the mouse in riyadh there must be mention arm this condition of coverage of politics and mention on some. tilt to the bank named to see the hologram and emerald number. to the left a closer look at the euro money. the strong euro benefits the countries of northern europe but penalizes those of the south. is the european union going to fall apart would gross return and reverse the trend. before it hurt i've heard at least 2

kwara go. ready to go study for med the police officers the download it off it will get across also when it's going off it said on the nanny who are in class ask them why and sit on it if i had to do pull saw or that you saw that it looked all day bruce don't see maggi name i think across off of our head you elected office and i've explored all across all of us on the docket don't so much but most was because if you know suppose go on. ski fulfill all of us q. phone says give for when you want within us please put dubious going to get it i don't suppose company did go over an illiterate in that sleazy focus. was on paul saul so as to do it all more until devean great deal with. the 2 gay bully gleg siebold isn't nomen to skew the us was on pause on sil book obama says dude little hope gandhi said the new food lepage if you need there's

a limit. to have a monetary union work effectively. what happens is that the more efficient regions or in the case of the eurozone countries become even more efficient and wealthier the poorer regions or less efficient regions become poorer and less efficient. italy south was industrializing until the country unified and in the in the $860.00 s. and seventy's and once that happened if you are an italian investor in the south why would you invest money in the south when you can earn more money by putting your savings in milan. or investing it in the north of italy so the south became steadily poorer so what did the italians have to do they had to get always and they still doing it had to send money to the south regularly not lend money but give

grants. and then the old days they had the big gossipy metal door the funds for southern italy which paid out tens of billions of dollars over a century i mean of the endless payments that have been needed the wealthier provinces have to send money to the poor provinces not lend money send it. but there is a catch the mustardy treaty stipulates that each country must manage its debt. europe is far from being. and yet in 2012 for the 1st time the president of the european central bank the e.c.b. took action. the euro is irreversible. we will do whatever it takes we live in our mandate within our mandate to have

a single monetary policy in your area and to maintain price the $1000000.00 euro area and to preserve the youth. i don't indeed need to lose or i don't know who need just as you know pretty well and i am here partly lebanese you even hear equity in exist apart the push to be did dissociate with a good community let be less or no more but on the banks on high up in gesture to actually be direct you know as well as situational lucian or small maximum pocky precisely what i don't know even exist about ms you don't talk about on high op in the details on how little any bank left one man to move on i don't want men to not have it when it bad really matters if you know the dentist in atlanta if you're more on talk about otto up in jordan i think. what about simply writing off the debt.

cancellation can be done to preserve the social order because we don't transform it most revolutions involve cancellation of drafts ironically german prosperity now is based on the cancellation of german that's after world war 2 it seems very ironic that the german public is absolutely unwilling to even renegotiate debts of countries like greece calling them that centers where in fact all debts were cancelled after old war 2 and it was that freedom. which actually made the german economic boom. the regular middle of it said on the net any political one. because if it landed it dead goodbye let it via a surrogate is ricky better you want that you're about the one all of us have appeared this was about one global act really though so i thought maybe i will do

my go to again is obvious what i said but he did i say go up a thought as a hobby or said events i post on this and i go deeper thought as a hobby added what i preach said. the surviving it as we will check any gas i had it established ascii art it broke it was well look it is having a dog who did it go look in the lot if you asked it so i vaguely odd couples get was like it was on pubic like they'd be so hateley bad apples are about he wants a memory for me get rid. of a known 6 and you still have to search for the put to be put on to get a leg i suppose we do not have all the legs it is due for the president who has a good home for tree skin but he is going to use them physically like me but i have a year ill yet he can travel to name list if you want to people who don't go to support him 6 ramallah i guess 2 thirds effects are. good men best cure is you she

. is wrong you don't fall over years from top to finish and are still to be in vogue for certain or you know well known the exist as guys to see if there were a system he used if just any i want bastien about on and don't encode initial fiscal cliff out and make the constants you know dimity the. damage done is what he put it quote. the least personally as we know. the e.u. has long been powerless against tax evasion switzerland austria and luxemburg have always championed bank secrecy the e.u. has taken action requiring increased transparency. if you know. what that. you know you are. as well in that a few also come with a nipple objective. will form the well water the good is going to go and garlic

welcome the don't disturb the body don't distribute all failing this she did love an illness joycelyn is not for me domicile to go on and i don't know it nor bottled it all alone on the monitor that mischa all of newmont but it all does do no good so you're going to cause we mana with all that economy get demodex to nor. will produce it democrates receipt of you levy a cliff you don't look at p. diddy's it politically if you don't and she said volatile so go off on it when ylem is a real good on clip ons for between there's all to do are to do what you are competitive do you know that you don't do while such as you going to miss a conclusion is it to do so should. today date the economy and finance an ever present global reality we are all caught in the debt machine the debt its grip and its dictates have insinuated themselves into our work relationships

and our lives. only time will tell if we can actually afford this must a 7th relationship to date. i think we should say yes. sundry breakdown in the heats across the north america over the next 24 hours or so when you can see the storms already brewing up around the plains up towards the northeastern corner they will continue to sink their way further south what's a nice with spezza one. new england down into that eastern side of new york state

neil city certainly seeing a lot of heavy rain and the big and thundery downpours that we rumbling a way around d.c. down towards georgia down towards the panhandle sat around the deep south make a way into wednesday it does last a clear 3 prime handle still hanging on to some rain a fair bit of wet weather there across much of a lot of a foot good parts of the u.s. up into canada should be largely dry and i just want to showers into the pacific northwest across the mountain states more to whether they're just rolling into western parts of canada won't even see some welcome brian fall around the desert southwest don't rule out the chance of not shower here but the showers across the caribbean need to central america and mexico will see a little bit of wet weather some showers just around the greater antilles should make. the lesser antilles generally dry for the time being but the showers they start to make their way this we head into the middle parts of the week bridgetown with the top temperature 30 celsius warmer in jamaica 32.

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