one education system that was introduced. in latin america this year has come to fill a void that needed to be filled. this is 0. hello and welcome pollen you're watching the news hour live from doha it's good to have your company coming up in the next 60 minutes the alleged 911 attacks mastermind offers to cooperate in a lawsuit against saudi arabia if the u.s. drops seeking the death penalty against him. at least 57 inmates are killed in a prison riots between rival gangs in northern brazil.

more protests in sudan out to security forces opened fire at a demonstration in north quarter fun killing 5 people. and commuter chaos protesters block hong kong's train services as part of their anti government campaign. so the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks says he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia and return khalid shaikh mohammad wants the u.s. government not to seek the death penalty against a the saudi government has been accused of supporting those behind the 2001 attacks which killed nearly 3000 people the attackers hijacked 4 planes and flew them into the world trade center the pentagon and a pennsylvania field saudi arabia denies any involvement from washington d.c.

here is political hay and explaining the court proceedings so far. this offer of assistance 1st comes in this court filing it's all part of the lawsuit from the survivors and victims of $911.00 against the government of saudi arabia so as part of this process the lawyer said that they needed to speak with the people who are in custody accused of being a can being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this fall in the lawyer say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death penalty in the go on to say that he would be much more willing to cooperate if the death penalty was no longer a concern the problem for the lawyers in this 911 case is this is a civil litigation what the he's referring to is the criminal trial so they're really not connected to each other that said these victims these survivors they do have a lot of sway in congress they were able to get congress to change the law so that

they could even susa the arabia the president the time president barack obama vetoed that legislation and they were able to override a veto which is something that's pretty much only done in about 10 percent of the cases so they have some sway to put pressure on the government that said the current president do us president donald trump has shown an willingness to go against saudi arabia at all so if this would put them in jeopardy it's unlikely that the president would push for a plea deal to be made for klute shaikh muhammad this is unusual most of the time presidents don't get involved in judicial proceedings but this is a president who has shown he's willing to do that not just in the u.s. but abroad as well oh here's some background the 55 year old colleague shaikh mohammad was an alleged al qaeda operative who is captured in pakistan he has been held for nearly 13 years said the u.s. military base at guantanamo in cuba where he and 4 others are charged with war

crimes. he was subjected to so-called enhanced into interrogations by the cia without a trial in 2008 the united states announced it would seek the death penalty against him a year later mohammed confessed and pleaded guilty to the attacks he's not been convicted yet well glencora was a deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia and he says it's unclear how useful khalid shaikh mohammed's testimony would be he does know quite a bit about the structure of al qaida the individual personalities citizens taken how things happened a lot of that was here is his thinking so i think he does have information certainly. isn't usable in a court of law in the united states is one of the big questions and that's not all the answer to that is not at all clearly yes because information obtained has been tainted. the defense claims and with is caused by having

used illegal methods and has interrogation which is you who is in pretoria or just for starters. the u.s. president has signed a new law giving permanent benefits to 1st responders who became ill in the aftermath of the september 11th attacks the legislation guarantees federal funding through to the year 2902 for more than 18000 people 1st responders who rushed to the site of the twin towers in new york were exposed to toxic chemicals causing serious illness and hundreds of deaths. well trump has been criticized for saying that he was there alongside the 1st responder responders in the aftermath of the attacks he made the comments at an address before signing the bill into law. many of those affected were firefighters police officers and other 1st responders and i was down there also but i'm not considering was no 1st responder but i was down

there spent a lot of time down there with you so i know trump will likely be able to sell $8000000000.00 worth of weapons to saudi arabia after a last ditch effort to stop him failed u.s. senators were unable to reach the 2 thirds majority which is needed to override trumps vetoes the previous resolutions which blocked the proposed sales to saudi arabia politicians opposed to the sales for the weapons could be used against civilians in the war in yemen and other news at least 57 inmates have been killed in a prison riots in brazil 16 of the prisoners were beheaded during the violence that lost it for 5 hours the others suffocated to death after their cells were set on fire i will gangs attacked each other in a prison in the southwest region of pata 2 of the staff were held hostage are those justice ministry says it's working with the regional authorities to investigate the attack our correspondent there is a bull has more from what i'm sorry. another brutal riots in brazil this time in

the city of media in the northern state of apparently at 7 o'clock in the morning this monday a group of gang members tried to take over another side of a prison there and that's what started this fighting apparently they set up several roadblocks of fires in order to prevent also relief from reaching the area that's where the major fighting took place and that's where at least 52 people were killed 16 of them were beheaded and the others died because of thoughtful cation it's not clear yet what started the fighting most of these are saying that it's a fighting between them for control of drugs around that area but it's not clear yet and there is an investigation ongoing the minister of justice in brazil said your model calls for an urgent meeting he also isolated the gang members and increased security in that area this whole incident lasted for about 5 hours but

this type of prison rights are very common in northeastern brazil mostly because it has one of the 3rd of the world's 3rd largest prison population one of the highest homicide rates in the world the situation in the prisons with overcrowding violence and inhumane conditions is what makes the situation even worse and that's why it away with gang members use brutal ways in order to send messages to those from rival organizations most of the government have taken immediate action in order to solve the situation increased security intelligence among other things but they do not solve the real problems within the prisons which is mostly overcrowding and also shortages of staff among other things ok let's put this into incident in context brazil a has the world's 3rd largest prison population and prison violence has been an ongoing issue 56 prisoners were killed in may when the fighting broke out in 4 different jails and was on a state and 10 unaids died from gang related violence last year at

a prison and the country's northeastern sierra state the worst incident happened 2 years ago when nearly 150 prisoners were killed in the weeks of violence between rival gangs. jeffrey lester the director of class m. holland city of fargo have an effective emory university and he says the harsh conditions in presidents often a little room for and mates we have a taste. these riots are just relieving to what's going on in the prison whether they're off by a tensions between criminal organizations outside of the prison which then get resolved if you will inside the prison. it is very there is very very little. very few services for rehabilitation of the prison system so old are the office of the rehabilitated they are taking off busy busy and. young people and making them into all more hardened criminals and that in part is because brazil has. been

so it was an extremely weak state and because the state is weak the criminal gangs expand so what you have in these cases are for example a lack of guards guards who are poorly a lack of police a lack of services in the prisons themselves and so not surprisingly the prison just becomes a kind of the coolest order reflection of 2 other issues that are going on in brazilian society which itself has a very very high on the psyche it's it's an extremely violent country. inter in terms of in terms of policy. there have been more protests across the dawn after the killing a practice in north kordofan state doctors say at least 5 people were killed by security forces when they opened fire on

a demonstration they were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military jointer a bit more going to is monitoring the situation from neighboring ethiopia. was that they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bread shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport was. that minutes after the student protest started in the city of i'm hoping to kriti forces opened fire i . want to show. my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. the funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries oh. no that was.

following months of political turmoil more protests started on saturday protestors infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the pro-democracy sit in killings on 2 and a 3rd in hearts on the committee announced that the ruling military junta wasn't to blame and that $87.00 protesters died activists see the true total is more than $100.00. hours after monday's killings in protesters in other cities came out to condemn the renewed violence many demanding that the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change halt negotiations with the ruling military joins us to form a transitional government both sides signed an initial power sharing agreement earlier this month but are yet to agree on a final deal and form a government some activists are concerned that the talks and deals seem to be centered only in the capital. is this something that only happens outside and areas

that are not part of the center is it like people in the center could come out of there ok but people if we can't on so we need to know the answers to these questions. as talks between the opposition coalition and the military john to continue to do the demand for civilian government as well as calls for justice and accountability not just for the lives lost in for the team in june but for the sudanese killed in protests in many of the states nationwide since. the. people morgan al jazeera i decide if you're pm. and hong kong the morning rush hour descended into chaos after protesters blocked access to subway trains demonstrators prevented the trains from leaving key stations by stopping carriage doors from closing terminals swelled to capacity as the protesters stay put buses were then brought and by the authorities allowed commuters to get to work well the train services have now resumed but our correspondents are parked was at one of the

affected stations and sent us this report. where we are it's one of the busiest lines of the feeds from the out of suburbs all from long into trial and the load at the moment led to such a nice touch to disrupt such a lot of hotels after these people trying to make their way into the city they're blocking the blocking the roads the gates at this stage the strains on living now that i'm shihab daughters the number of them more than 700 have also signed a petition i suppose the protest action which is about number one try to jump the extradition bill i hear among call as well the support of these protesters in that anger against excessive force i believe has been used on the protests as of the last few weeks. we have planted this news hour including russian opposition leader alexina bally's sent back to prison from hospital after claims he was poisoned. selling stolen which is to give to the poor but mexico's doing with

a precious collection of jewelry. and a millionaire level completed we'll tell you how this 16 year old got $3000000.00 for playing a computer game. now the u.n. an envoy to libya has warned that an influx of weapons from foreign supporters is fueling the country's conflict cousin salaam has also called for a truce on the muslim holiday if he'd fighting has intensified there since april when warlord khalifa haftar began its advance of the capital our diplomatic editor james bass has more from the united nations. the security council was told the situation in libya is worsening. it's now over 4 months since general holy for half the launched his offensive to capture tripoli his forces remain blocked and have resorted to heavier weapons the greater far more power means mounting casualties un

special representative gus and salome briefing the security council by video link from tripoli warned about the consequences if the violence continues nearly 4 months into the. 11 it should be abundantly clear to all that there is either an open and low intensity conflict or a full it's going to outright war on the shores of the southern it in the end equally unacceptable he then proposed a new peace plan for the troops to be declared for their aid the other. we drew in for on or about. the truce is stage one of the plan we followed immediately by a meeting of all concerned countries in the region and beyond and then a gathering of all the key political figures inside libya why but within hours in

benghazi a spokesperson for general haftar angrily rejected the idea of the ceasefire saying the general would instead seek victory in tripoli one thing that might change his mind is unity on the security council but they have not yet been able to reach agreement on a joint statement there is a broad support for this idea these proposals some countries needs need to consult their capitals hopefully there will be good news in the following days a joint endorsement by all 15 council members is just one of the things needed to give mr salamis plan any chance of success for now out 0 understands the country with the most reservations is a powerful one the u.s. james pays out of the united nations. and staying with the situation in libya air traffic has resumed in shipley's only functioning airport might take care port was closed for an hour after it was hit by rocket far the attacks took place as

a plane bound for tennessee i was repairing to take off the airport has come under repeated attacks since april and to syria now where governments airstrikes have killed at least 14 civilians and hama and in the provinces activists say the weeklong aerial attacks have been the bloodiest in 3 months hospitals have been targeted and there medics few medics left to treat the injured. then a hunter has this report from antakya and turkey near the syrian border. the intensive care unit is full of the war wounded the 3 month old russian backed syrian government offensive in northwest syria has left at least 2000 men women and children with injuries many of them severe and there aren't many hospitals still operating in the rebel held province of idlib that's because health facilities have been destroyed in airstrikes that international aid agencies say seem to be targeted attacks in breach of international humanitarian law. they leave thank you

think of the number of this is really an injury is coming to us and we cannot cool with this number of patients because this number is they're being pleasing and the kinds of injuries is different. and some like one year old but there we are now maimed for life civilians medical workers and health centers have all been targeted in the offensive the strategy appears to put pressure on the opposition support base in an attempt to force the rebels to surrender. after almost 8 weeks of military operations the syrian regime has been able to retrieve parts a huge chunks of the demilitarized zone if not they have proven to be quite inefficient and holding ground so after 8 weeks they've been only able to get around 1.5 percent of the demon try still on the other hand opposition's been able to get 30 script along to areas that were under regime control. it's not clear if

the hind the scenes negotiations between the backers of the warring sides russia and turkey are responsible for the changes on the ground but for the 1st time in weeks syrian government troops advanced into rebel held territory in northern hama they reversed the opposition's gains and this time without facing much resistance. is military support. to the rebels is believed to be behind the repeated failures by the pro-democracy alliance to take ground this gave turkish officials leverage over russia which recently used its own card by intensifying bombardment of civilian areas the question is whether a compromise has now been reached ahead of a new round of syria peace talks between russia turkey and iran later this week in the capital nor silt on the opposition says the ceasefire needs to be revived in its lid before there can be any progress on the political front that troops can't

come soon enough for the syrians in the rebel held province who have already lost so much senator there was was era on talking. in yemen at least 13 people had been killed after airstrikes had a busy market in the northern southern province 27 others have been injured in the attack and cut the bear district which is a hoot the rebel stronghold a hospital spoke spokesperson says 2 children are among the dead who they run media has blamed the saudi emira articulation for launching the strikes but the coalition says the who the stage the attack. are important to human rights abuses by saudi arabia highlights an increase in the use of the death penalty especially for human rights defenders in liners more than 130 executions have been carried out this year general has more details from london. well this report released a short while ago in the house of commons is more of a legal opinion really by

a senior british human rights lawyer and labor member of the house of lords baroness helena kennedy highlights the alarming her word increase in the use of the death penalty in the kingdom of saudi arabia since 2015 aimed particularly she said at human rights activists and sectarian protestors for nonviolent and protest related crimes the sort of things she talked about mocking the achievements of the kingdom supporting women's rights including the right to drive sending and receiving text messages critical of saudi policy the report says that this year alone more than 130 people have been executed including 6 who were children at the time that their alleged crimes took place $24.00 more although they suspect the figure could be higher are currently on death row and of those a number the report says are spent long periods of time in solitary confinement or under torture cases of not followed the due process of law nor have they had the

right to a fair trial respected and to that extent the report suggests. executions and those cases are illegal under international law now among the recommendations of this report obviously a moratorium of the death penalty in saudi arabia is high on the list but it also calls for countries like britain and others to take a stand against saudi arabia for these alleged abuses and if necessary the report suggests for countries to boycott the g 20 heads of government meeting set to take place in saudi arabia next year. iraq's government wants to see a big increase in oil production it makes up 90 percent of the country's revenue but years of war and universal mental challenges are making it difficult to attract vital international investment as on been job it has this report from the bunch do know a field. these engineers are practicing how to respond to an emergency

involving the hazardous h 2 s. gas they work at the central processing facility of the mage new oil field in southern iraq. what makes their operation unique is that after oil joined shell left iraqis took over and for the 1st time they were running oil and gas extraction on their own. after shell pulled out and 2018 bus for oil company took charge with the same standards and criteria but company in cooperation with other consulting companies also proved that it has the ability to manage much oil field despite the challenges that we face. one of those challenges a splitting from marshlands around the mage noon field this oil is below the nearly 5 metre high flood waters around the united mental risks mean new oil grid general rule need to be elevated engineers say they have been able to reinforce dikes but

one flooding could submerge their operation much new means crazy in arabic some say the name is in reference to the large amount of oil in one location the result of an estimated 38000000000 barrels this field produces 240000 barrels a day and that capacity is expected to go up to 450000 in 3 years the company says it's able to find investors even when the world is moving towards alternative energy sources there is no and the risk for investment in iraq iraq is very respectful of government. and the company. even with a shortage in financing and 201-425-2050 here are committed to pay back or the investor. cost our budget within the. time when they invest when they buy and the cost we return back their payment after 3 months 0 in the state. of their main. area for you.

to fortify. the oil companies know that iraq is coming out of years of war the recent crisis in the gulf increases risk and baghdad needs investment sources within the oil ministry told out there that some more oil companies want to use that to their advantage brought names i don't want to mention names but. i am a firm believer in when when the relationship come up to blackmail us and we don't want to twist their arms they are our partners and we want to have good relations but on the other hand we are monitoring their activities we are watching that cause we have managed to reduce the cost if you look now at the. cost per barrel you see the tours hiking up but with time it was decreased iraq plans to expand its overall oil production to $5.00 and a half 1000000 barrels per day but as a member of the oil exporting countries of opec it has to reduce its oil output

iraq's economy is hinged on oil and faces a tough balancing act the government has to generate much needed revenue while abiding by opec agreements some of the job down to 0 which new oil field near iraq's border with iran at least 17 people have been killed after a small military plane crashed in pakistan the plane went down in a residential area in the city of rawalpindi all 5 people on board were killed alongside 12 civilians 20 people are now known to have been killed in sunday's suicide attack in afghanistan's capital kabul another 50 were injured in the explosions including president a shotgun his running mate in so in the september elections i'm less always a former head of afghanistan's main intelligence agency protesters marched to australia's parliament to highlight how refugees are spending years living in limbo it has been 6 years since

a conservative government started granting asylum seekers temporary visas instead of permanent refugee status some have even been sent back to their countries of origin. and they just hate energy firm says it will take about 2 months to shut down a well that's spewing oil into the java sea and investigations began into what cost the spill which began more than $2.00 weeks ago alexey o'brien reports. these beaches are the backyards of villages along this stretch of northern java and they're covered with a black layer of oil that's choking sea life and the livelihoods of local fisherman some have joined the cleanup mission a backbreaking process that's expected to take several weeks. on cleaning up the soil looks like crude oil or get paid to do this. the oil is coming from a well that platform leaking into the ocean for almost 3 weeks the state energy

company put in maina says it's intensified efforts to slow this spill installing high speed water skimmers to suck up fuel from the surface and a static boom to contain a sprayed some of the stuff that we care about the safety of people specially the fisherman we have coordinated with the military and police and we have patrol boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. the company's declared an emergency and brought in the experts that handled a similar spill in the gulf of mexico but they haven't to fight the currents and the wind with the oil more than 80 kilometers. from here but the knee because of the spill is still under investigation so we ask people not to worry because we have the best people handling the problem we have hired specialists who often deal with this problem even on a bigger scale. it's the 2nd potential environmental catastrophe for the company in

just over a year and underwater pipeline burst off borneo last march spilling $40000.00 barrels of crude oil it sparked a fire killing 5 fisherman the government ordered person may now to pay compensation for the pollution caused and improve safety procedures. it's too early to say how much oil spilled here in java or count the environmental cost but people here want the leak plugged and quickly. al-jazeera. and still ahead. we're going to come art deal or they do you a tape of the dirty thoughts. the u.k. prime minister warns e.u. leaders to change their brags that position or he won't even sit down with them. and getting the band back together as surely as ball tampering players are prepared to take on england and they actually that's coming up in our sport roundup.

hello there we're watching very closely a little area of weather just to the west of the northern philippines now will likely to do is develop into a tropical storm but for now we've got some very heavy amounts of rain and the system will work its way steadily up towards the north and the west you can see perhaps from the indication of all the wind arrows here where that system is now what it will do is produce very heavy rains across the old philippines and the you'll see this have a rains for the next couple of days and eventually as i say working its way further tools the north and the west so increasing that rain along the south coast of china will keep a very very close eye on this meanwhile up in shanghai a very warm couple of days 36 degrees celsius about 5 to 6 degrees above the average then to the south across into indonesia all that rain is being caught up to

the north is actually staying up to the north of the cycle ations putting a lot of it in the general direction so it's a fairly clear picture through cheese day and wednesday can see will see one or 2 shows and quite a bit but care that we've seen for quite a while 31 celsius in both singapore and kuala lumpur i mean could have cool see those all through the showers and thunderstorms into india some very heavy rain particularly now across the central states that's where most of the activity is but it does mean there's a bit of a break across areas in the north and the northeast but very wet in north pole mumbai as well with the high the 29 celsius. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not all have to die behind this or stop this harnesses on are really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting to watch as the amount of money involved

yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. when the news breaks up when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told pretty remarkable due to the battery it died last week and crossing from mexico to the united states with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports we can move according to the mission but wife it is exceptionally al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new movie award winning documentaries and allied news.

hello again you're watching out is there and here's reminder for top stories this hour. in the band accuse of lost in minding the september 11th attacks in the united states says he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia an attorney khalid shaikh mohammad wants the u.s. government to not seek the death penalty against. saddam's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of students and activists in north kordofan state doctors say at least 5 people including 4 schoolchildren were shot dead by security forces. and at least $57.00 inmates have died in a prison riots in brazil's part a state 16 of them were beheaded in the violence between rival gangs that lasted for 5 hours to staff members were also taken hostage. on guatemala's president jimmy morale it is facing backlash about an immigration deal he signed with washington the greenman forces central american migrants to claim

asylum in there instead of the u.s. hundreds protested against the deal over the weekend and now guatemala as human rights prosecutor is also here the country's constitutional court to nullify that deal david marsar has to details. one never imagined to be forced to flee his home country but after political protests swept through nicaragua last year one started receiving threats because of his work at a local university fearing for his family's safety one took his wife and young son and headed north even now he's afraid to reveal his identity. at 1st we thought about the united states but we started to think about guatemala el salvador and mexico you don't hear anything good about these countries but in the end we opted for guatemala as we heard it was better than mexico as mexico and the united states crackdown on undocumented migrants more central americans like one are filing for asylum in guatemala what a mall has never been

a country where foreigners have asked for protection in fact over the past couple of decades only around 20 people per year have been granted asylum but now that starting to change and in this area alone since the start of the year 35 people have requested asylum and it's a trend that experts say is sure to continue on friday one amala signed an agreement with the united states to become a safe 3rd country a place where migrants on route to the u.s. would have to stop and apply for asylum donald trump forced the deal through by threatening to tax remittances and impose tariffs on portable and goods watermelon civil society groups have already filed legal motions to have the agreement blocked . people who work with refugees in guatemala say the country is ill prepared to deal with an influx of asylum seekers. people seeking refuge in what they have a really tough time they have trouble finding work housing schooling for their children and access to health care to see to asian here for what the precarious for

people from other countries is much more difficult armando fled his native el salvador after being shot 3 times by a teenager demanding $10000.00 an extortion payments for years he supported his special needs daughter by working odd jobs before meeting deborah and starting the asylum process process or. the application process is really slow it's really tiring i know people who have been waiting for more than 15 months to get a definitive answer that's more than a year without access to employment or anything we're going through a crisis carving out a better life in guatemala won't be easy but a growing number of refugees say they're left with little choice david mercer al-jazeera and western guatemala. protesters are out on the streets in puerto rico as the leadership crisis there continues secretary of state. that was set to take

over as interim governor on august the 2nd after ricardo reseller resigned on thursday but wanted us not want the job now protesters had been demanding rosellas resignation for weeks over offensive chap messages and government corruption in the already bankrupt territory other prominent u.s. civil rights leader al sharpton has condemned donald trump's recent remarks towards congressman elijah cummings and the district of baltimore sharpton has accused a free system. little did i know that mr trump was going to on the eve of this attack the congressman from this city and not only the congressman but the people of this city in the most bigoted and racist way he attacks everybody i know donald trump he's not mature enough to take criticism he can't help it he's like a child somebody say suddenly react he stands skinned and not really mature that

well but he has a put to kill the venom for blacks and people of color he didn't refer to any of his other opponents or critics as infested he does not attack their districts he attacks nancy pelosi attacks chuck schumer he attacks other whites but he never said that their districts of this state's are places that no human being wants to live all hours before sharpton was due to speak in baltimore trump sent out a new flurry of tweets which said any parts. for 25 years as a con man a troublemaker always looking for a score must have intimidated comcast and b c hates whites and cops are white house correspondent kimberly how god has more on this from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump is defending his criticism of the city of baltimore the

congressman that represents in the lives of cummings his latest tweet now attacking civil rights leader reverend al sharpton in the city of baltimore as well as bernie sanders a democratic presidential candidate who the president claims has also criticized baltimore in the past the question becomes why is the president doing this now well it's no secret that democrats have been criticizing donald trump since day one of his presidency alija cummings the congressman is share of a very powerful committee investigating the president as it times been participating in discussions about potential impeachment it appears the president is swinging back as part of a political strategy in order to try and win the 2020 alexion he already knows that cities like baltimore other cities he's criticized in the past like chicago are typically liberal strongholds they do not for the most part like donald trump they

do not support his platform so he has in terms of political strategy donald trump has nothing to lose and everything to gain by criticizing these cities it appears to galvanize his base particularly in rural areas and this is an electoral strategy that helped donald trump win in 2016 and it appears that will potentially he believes helped him win in 2020. still in the u.s. police in california have identified the gunman who they say use an assault type rifle to tax people at a food festival a 19 year old man opened far at the event in gilroy on sunday killing 3 people including a 6 year old boy and a 13 year old girl the attacker was shot dead by police within minutes police say they're still investigating the role of a 2nd potential suspect we don't have

a motive for this shooting as yet. we did have reports of a potential 2nd suspect we don't have any confirmation that any 2nd suspect did any shooting. that we certainly are investigating all leads to try to determine. who that potential 2nd suspect is and what exactly that person's role was. russian opposition leader alexina has been sent back to prison after being rushed to hospital on sunday authorities say he had an allergic reaction while in the moscow detention center where he's serving a 30 day sentence for organizing an authorized protests he says he may have been poisoned on the volleys doctors have taken samples of his hair and clothing for chemical testing. just dollar store i urge my colleagues that he should be left under medical supervision for at least 3 more days when the key tests and research is ready however sadly by order from above he was just to school to police to the

detention room and there are concerns about nevaeh needs help us imran khan reports from moscow. after a strong indications that in the valley would be moved from hospital to back to the jail to serve the remainder of the sentence that's actually now happened and that's caused real concern from his medical team his doctor has been tweeting saying that she was were very concerned because. he hadn't been given the right test or figure out what was actually wrong with him when he was in the hospital and they're very concerned that if he goes back to the joe that he will simply become ill again because they don't know what caused it in the 1st place now the doctor the medical team are all insisting that the valley actually stay in hospital intel is being given the play and he's been given all the tests that you need to try to figure out what was wrong with him now they say that he's broken out in hives that's unusual for him say his medical team they say he hasn't ever had an allergic reaction

before and that means that they're very worried that there may well have been some sort of poisoning involved now other people who have been in that jail have come out and spoke and they say the conditions in the jail are very dire and people do get ill there also there's been real concerns that he has been able to meet with his legal team properly he wasn't allowed to have a private conversation with his lawyer his lawyer says that was only off the number of arguments with the hospital and with the authorities that was able to have a very brief meeting with his client so he's now back in jail so there's real concern from his medical team that whatever made him in the 1st place as an been diagnosed properly and he could well just become ill again pizzerias a lot of it is a kremlin critic and a member of the russian group pussy riot he suffered from a suspected poisoning last year and was flown to berlin for emergency medical treatment he says the situation was likely

a show of force from russia. it was most likely would happen they would happen to him yesterday was a prisoner because he has no history of allergies and his doctor and we just think that all the sounds indicate that it was a poison but the substance was used which one was square 8 quake lakes so they had no intention of causing issues demonstrator it was kind of just to basically play on his nerves and show as a criminal makes demonstrate the de can do virtually anything in any circumstance. now the british pound has fallen to a 28th month low against the dollar on the back of prime minister boris johnson's hard line breaks at rhetoric and say the pond could fall 1 further as fears grow over the likelihood of a no deal johnson wants to negotiate a new bags a deal with the leaders and is refusing to meet them until they open the existing agreement well he's facing opposition from scotland's leader nicolas surgeon she's

accusing him of pushing britain towards a no deal breakers it doesn't evolve a reports from edinburgh there warnings that the politics investments or could threaten the unity of the whole country. using a smattering of applause for the u.k. prime minister as a rifle told to scotland's 1st minister yes they shook hands but they were never going to see eye to eye even before he arrived nicolas surgeon warned boris johnson he could be the last prime minister of the united kingdom if he delivered no deal breaks it it's fair to say these 2 politicians have a very different vision of the future after their meeting at her official residence she repeated her warning behind all the bluff and bluster this government and the path that it is pursuing i think is dangerous it became clear to me that this government the new prime minister has set the uki on an almost inevitable path to a new deal breaks at the position that it has taken that makes it very difficult to see how any deal can be stuck with the e.u.

and i think that would be catastrophic for scotland and indeed for the whole of the you keith. it's a naval base in a glasgow johnson outlined plans for new investments in parts of scotland wales and northern ireland with almost $400000000.00 but his government's also spending more than $100000000.00 on an advertising campaign informing the public about a no deal breaks it and he says he will meet e.u. leaders if they don't agree to revisit the withdrawal agreement and scrap the so-called backstop designed to prevent a hard boarder in northern ireland's what we want to do is to make it absolutely clear that the backstop is no good it did it's got to go with your dream and it's got to go but there is scope to do a new deal before meeting the 1st minister boris johnson headed to the scottish parliament for another tense meeting with the leader of the scottish branch of the conservative party ruth davidson she says she supports the prime minister but has firmly rejected the idea of a no deal breaks it arguing nobody advocated it in the 2060 referendum campaign her

allies are warning the johnson government's approach could boost support for independence which is already on the rise as a poll for independents in scotland i was almost 50 percent it's not a majority but as a serious conflict between the 2 governments then that could provoke another independence referendum maybe not immediately but after the next got official actions the scottish government a far from the only people warning johnson he's in danger in the union whether they try to hold another independence vote in the near future could depend on whether politicians in westminster are able to stop him the dean barber al jazeera edinburgh. portis next. find out who was a cut above the rest of us timber sports championships.

millions of dollars worth of stolen goods are being auctioned off in mexico but for the 1st time the proceeds are going to the poorest communities by no doubt below went to see what was going on to the hammer and mexico city. this collection of luxury jewelry in mexico city is worth millions yet it isn't part of some private collection or museum showcase many of these items like these gold plated pistol groups or this jewel encrusted bump long pen once belonged to mexican criminals well remember. it was that these as well as other items seized by the federal government are being auctioned off at

a sense of worth as they. get some of these oceans are just like in the movies with a gavel and someone who says he's going once going twice sold but what makes it special is that all the money we earn from oceans goes towards mexico's poorest communities since the beginning of the year the mexican government has been selling off things ranging from luxury vehicles like this lamborghini more c.l. ago private planes and luxury homes some of which were previously owned by cartel members going east in their own steam with this new system we will save a lot because we can deliver funds directly to the people and decommission goods committee put to good use critics of president and basement who have called the auctions a populist measure others warn there's no way to track how the funds will be spent that most of them and this isn't just about handing money to local authorities and letting them decide how to spend it in the end there needs to be a mechanism in place to allow others to participate in the decision over how the funds are spent in what is now the 3rd government option this year 2000 pieces of

jewelry are being sold the event has drawn in hundreds of people although many just seem curious to have a look at some of the opulence once enjoyed by mexico's most dangerous criminals this is the most expensive item here a p.r.g. watch made of 18 karat white gold and covered in $49.00 diamonds the starting bid $150000.00 u.s. dollars in all the government hopes this auction will raise more than $1000000.00 for the poor some of the items the government has auctioned previously belonged to politicians mexico's president says auctioning off stolen goods sends a powerful message that government corruption will no longer be tolerated mounted up alone and to see to mexico city. and that's time for sport to pay their. thank you very much a 16 year old has taken no more money than novak djokovic stayed for winning wimbledon how did he do it this is how he won the fortnight world cup fortnight his one of the wolves most popular video games in the world cup tournament was held at

new york's arthur ashe stadium that's the home of the u.s. open tennis tournament american teenager carl gears doff took the $3000000.00 1st prize ahead of $99.00 other rivals who were competing for a total purse of $30000000.00 for part was launched in 2017 by epic games a company now worth $15000000000.00. worth in union square and i'm just so out of everything out of the grind it all paid off. it's insane. when i was 3 days away from the start of the ashes series of strain it will renew their better rivalry with england in the 1st cricket test in birmingham on thursday the aussies are the defending champions having bees in england for no in 2017 and they've got the band cricketers back together steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft's return to the side after last year's ball tampering scandal which saw them serving lengthy suspensions and a former australian captain thinks they will be some. you know are out of the game

for him blood test match for 16 months or has gone so that's that's a big white but they were class players and think an obviously smithy always finds a way and if someone is going to write him off or upsize not what he used to be then i do them at their peril because he's a he's a guy that fans of wine of excited i guess the challenge is that they run that excitement in and get back to focusing on playing tis much created and the other pliers you know i'm very grateful of blackness on and looking for the plywood i'm sorry but there will be some nerves. but england coming into the series on a high having clinched the world cup title with a one day scored in the top test wicket taker of all time james anderson must stay with over ireland last week with a cough strain but is expected to be back in action against the australians in the team director ashley giles is backing them we hear a. couple days away from

a new ashes series i don't think the players will need too much work on getting up for this there's no bigger challenge for them in test cricket australia and we have the opportunity to do something really special this year to win a world cup an ashes in the same year would be unprecedented so. it's a great opportunity more than anything for these guys to do something really special and let's move on from cricket now to a story about this man here behind me the portuguese superstar footballer cristiana rim now that he's been on yet another award to add to he's impressive list of accolades on monday there was awarded the marker levy for the successful career and sporting excellence he would has in the past been given to michael jordan pele and roger federer among others are now is the leading goalscorer in the history of his country real madrid and the champions league and after nearly a decade as grayle he joined us

a year ago and continued winning trophies. believe. that to leave rail madrid in the way it happened after 9 years and then to arrive in italy to play in a different league and with new teammates and being only 33 years old i think in my opinion it was one of my best seasons individually and collectively i won 2 trophies the italian cup and the syria title and i won the nations league title with portugal as you know it's very difficult to won 3 titles so for me it was another great year for me. and one of those former teammates the former manchester united and france defender patrice evra has announced his retirement from football at the ripe old age of 38 ever made 81 appearances for his country and helped united to a champions league title in 2008 as well as 5 premier league crowns and 3 league cups but after moving to mass say he was banned for much of the 27000 season by you

wafer for kicking one of the club's fans before again he has been without a club ever since a short term deal with west ham united ended last year. now we do try our best to cover a whole range of sports from the sublime to the ridiculous you decide which category this one falls into you're looking at pictures of the timber sports you approach championships yes that is actually a thing the event covers a whole variety of disciplines ranging from the stock soared to the standing blocked up and the always popular springboard chop this year's team sports champ was cassady sheer the american proving he's a cut above the rest the chip of the old block and any other person you'd like to add. the support we have for now we'll see you again later. and that the knees are with me devika palin and the team here but don't go away so he'll run and

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