business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. al-jazeera. hello and welcome back to the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in doha with me in his book prada coming up in the next 60 minutes. protesters the back on the streets and sadhana day after 5 people most of them school students are killed by security forces. the man accused of being behind the september 11th attacks reportedly office to help victims' families who are sewing

saudi arabia. the british power sings to a record low as barstow johnson tough as his stand on breaks it looks at how that might affect the u.k.'s economy in sport one of the world's most famous football is this told his right case is being dropped police in brazil sorry they're no longer investigating pierce destroyed canary mark due to a lack of evidence. protesters are back out on the streets in full force across the don after 5 demonstrators were killed on monday. and. these are the latest pictures posted by activists on social media the growing anger has forced the head of the military joan jett to respond saying the killing of peaceful students is a crime that requires immediate accountability for those who died were to. major

shot by security forces trying to disperse a valley made up of mostly students and activists talks between opposition leaders and the military rulers were due to resume on tuesday opposition groups are demanding an investigation into monday's kennings. when what happened in elevate is the straw that will break the military council's back we need to know who committed the massacre and the military council has to address the minting them to court if they don't then let this council and the professionals association and the coalition of freedom and change going to hell is going to talk correspondent have a more than she is monitoring all the developments for us from at his opera in neighboring ethiopia at a strong response from the military john to have are they feeling the pressure. well elizabeth yes indeed they are feeling that pressure we're seeing not just high school students but university students as well and some social arts of the country coming out to condemn the violence that's happened in

a little bit in the last were designed yesterday morning now they're saying that there should be no resumption of studies whether it's high school or university and they're saying that there should be no resumption of talks between the military and the opposition will listen as the forces will be going in changed now most of the students who protesting are saying that they have the right words as they came out for existing roads in laws were designed they were protesting children teachers and they're protesting. constitutional rights as well as the results of the investigation of the investigation committee that was looking into the killings of peaceful protest in front of the army headquarters on june 3rd and they said that they did not recognize that so they came up to protest and were met with violence by security forces. was there 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 i thank you but minutes after

the student protest started in the city of a moving security 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. funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head of the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries. following months of political turmoil one protest parted on saturday protesters infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the pro-democracy sit in killings on 2 and a 3rd in her town the committee announced that the ruling military junta wasn't to blame and that $87.00 protesters died activists see the truth is more than 100 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 going to come out and protest and they're ok but people in the periphery can't so we need to know the answers to these questions. as talks between the opposition coalition and the military gen to continue to do the demand 1st of all in government as well as calls for justice and accountability not just for the lives lost in for tuning june but for the sudanese killed in protests in many of the states nationwide compan. so

have as things protests continue can we expect those talks between the journey to and the civilian opposition to resume on tuesday. well elizabeth talks have already gone to multiple times they were supposed to be resealed range on saturday and that has not happened last happened is that the technical teams from all sides that will be friendly that documents have let's put the 2 sides and we'll see if those who are supposed to be signing on bed each house postponed their till their meetings yet again today so they are not going to be needed today it's not clear when they will be meeting but this is something that the protesters on the streets say should not happen and so there are signs that it will be accountability and justice for the loss of lives so at the moment the ones on the little are the opposition coalition they have to deal with the military prosecute fight on the transitional government but their base the streets the protesters on the streets who have been demonstrating since december are calling for a halt to be equal station they're saying that there should be no talks while the

violence continues thank you very much for that for now that is have a morgan with the latest live in addison ababa thank you. we're going to move on to other news now and the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attacks says he may be willing to help the victims families and then also against saudi arabia that's according to reports which say that and the 10 hallet shaikh mohammed wants the government to abandon its bid to execute him as he called again reports from washington d.c. . the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believe saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president

who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal that it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seized so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalists as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acquainted with what has been a best the incompetent and at worst criminal actions of saudi arabia's air strikes

in yemen all evidence suggests that the saudis have been tension only targeted hospitals bridges power stations apartment buildings weddings schools and yes even a school bus filled with children his plea to senators override a presidential veto and stop an $8000000000.00 arms deal with saudi it failed to get the votes needed the bill on reconsideration fails to pass over the veto of the president of united states but the pressure on saudi continues in the u.s. house of representatives a committee has released a report on ties between the trump administration and saudi in the united arab emirates the investigation focuses on attempts by saudi to obtain nuclear technology according to congressional investigators the relationship was so close that when candidate trump was scheduled to give a major energy speech his close friend tom barrack circulated the draft among iranians saudi officials and then passed suggestions back to mr brock who conveyed

them to trim campaign chairman paul man of fort the house says it will continue to investigate the relationship and the senate says it will continue to try and block the arms sales many regardless of what the president wants saudi arabia will likely stay in the u.s. headlines for the forseeable future political hay in washington. because the senate wasn't able to block the daily u.s. government as the offering to go ahead for such a guided munitions and related equipment with $8000000000.00 will be sold to saudi arabia and the q a any weapons monitoring agency says a 5th of all u.s. arms sales between 20132017 were to saudi arabia around $9000000000.00 at least $6000.00 civilians have been killed in yemen the majority by saudi and the u.s. and iran. collison strikes so many senators fear the weapon sales or make the us

complicit in more killings as get more on this now we're joined by andrews smith who's the media coordinator for the campaign against arms trade the campaign one of the legal challenge over u.k. arms sales to saudi arabia just last month and he's joining us live from london very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so if we look at what happened in the u.s. senate overnight failed in its bid to override the president's vote and the president saying the resolutions but by both chambers of congress the house and the senate would weaken america's global competitiveness damage its relationship with its allies so is he basically saying that it's more important to make this money selling arms even if they are being used and the killing of innocent children. the message being sent from the white house is very clear that it's arms company profits and more important to the white house than human rights of people in saudi arabia and the human rights of people in yemen but the fact that it's even got this

far is unprecedented the fact that we have seen both houses in the united states wolf a host of representatives and the senate condemning arms sales to the largest buyer of u.s. weapons is with prisms so i have no doubt if the pressure will continue but the message being sent by donald trump and his colleagues is that they would rather sell weapons to say to them do what they come to put an end to the worst humanitarian crisis in the world there has been so much pressure mr smith again by both chambers of congress but what about trump supporters who are you know so in the world to him regardless of what he says or what he does is he likely to change his relationship with saudi arabia if it doesn't cost him popular support. what it will take is pressure from the wider population as well and we hope that people who vote for donald trump are just as uphold by these arms sales as people

that don't vote for donald trump but this isn't necessarily an issue of vote donald trump or an issue vote republican part of this is institutional issue donald trump may be a particularly protest example of that but he is following a policy which has been in place for decades for it has been republican administrations or democrat administrations both parties historically have been more than happy to put arms exports ahead of human rights and have been extremely cause if it's a doozy but would you say that it's fair to say that in the last few years there has been more scrutiny of saudi arabia of the kingdom's human rights record and especially in light of what's happening not just in yemen but in the kingdom itself the gulf crisis that this is. that that's why there is extra attention on this president right now i think 1st rate i think the merger of to market

sharkey has concentrated a lot of mainz and has raised criticisms from people who wouldn't otherwise be critiquing regime so vocally i would hope that this would be the case even if it was still a democrat president in the white house i hope that this scrutiny continues regardless of who wins the next presidential election hopefully what we have seen is a sea change in scrutiny with envy united states and within the political structures of the united states but this isn't just a policy this isn't just a trump policy this is a long term policy from just happens to be in office at the moment and has arguably taken it. even further than some of his predecessors but those arms sales have continued for decades and decades they happened under obama they happened under clinton they happened under bush behalf and under reagan. mr smith it's very good to get your insights your perspective on this that anderson live in london thank you thank you thank you. but plenty more ahead on the news hour including.

hong kong's protests go on the ground causing chaos on the city's subway. the growing anger against a deal for some central american migrants to claim solomon guatemala rather than the u.s. . and in sports action from the pad american games including and not to. the whole be here was. a battle between a rival gangs and a brazilian jail has killed at least 57 prisoners 16 were beheaded and others died when their cells were set on fire 2 stuff taken hostages were released following the riot which lasted several hours or prison riots and brazil are common as stories above explains from neighboring argentina. another brutal riots in brazil

this time in the city of media in the northern states 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 reduce from reaching the area that's where the major fighting took place and that's where at least $52.00 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 forty's are saying that it's 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 called 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 riots 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 in a way what gang members used 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 so brazil has the world's largest prison population and violence and cramped jails has been getting worse and maybe 56 prisoners were killed when violence broke out in 4 different jails and state 10 and then it's died from gang related violence last year as a president the country's northeast and say our state the worst was 2. and because

the navy $160.00 presidents mckellen and weeks of violence between rival gangs jesse les and the director of the cow sam hall the institute for global research at emory university and he says that the hottest conditions and presidents often that's to run and make rehabilitation these riots are just were leading 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 busy if you will inside the prison. there's very very little. very few services for rehabilitation of the prison system so old or the office of the rehabilitated they are taking off busy and. young people and making them into all more hardened criminals and in part because brazil has. been

so it was an extremely weak state and because the state is weak the criminal gangs expanded so what you have in these cases are for example a lack of guards stars who are poorly a lack of police a lack of services in the prisons for themselves and so not surprisingly the prison just becomes a kind of the coolest order with the flagship of 2 other issues that are going on in brazilian society which is so i was very very high on the site it's it's an extremely violent country. inter in terms of in terms of policy. president facing criticism about an immigration of washington the agreement. to claim asylum there instead of the hear with hundreds protested against the move

of the weekend and now. prosecutor is also in the constitutional court to nullify the deal david meserve reports. 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 crack down on undocumented migrants more central americans like one filing for asylum in guatemala. 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's

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 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 and 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 2 asian here for what they are 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 in extortion payments for years he supported his special needs daughter by working odd jobs before meeting deborah and starting the asylum process. 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. just one day to go before puerto rico as governor steps down it's still unclear who his successor will be secretary of state wanda small set to take over as interim governor on august the 2nd but she is reject of the job because her resume you know announced his resignation last week following

weeks of protests over offensive messages which were leaked to and to government corruption in the bad cropped territory. the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar in almost 2 and a half years analysts warn the currency could fall further as the likelihood of the u.k. leaving the e.u. without a deal and creases british prime minister boss johnson wants a new rx to do with e.u. leaders he is refusing to meet them until they agree to really negotiate let's go now to join how he's joining us live from london what is the 4 main for the british currency and the economy china how damaging is it. potentially very damaging bear in mind this is been going on for 3 years now and a little more since the brakes referendum in june 2016 the pound falling on aggregate some $0.28 against the dollar which is a big chunk it's reached now its lowest point as you were saying there since march

2017 that was the moment when the article 50 process was triggered giving the u.k. 2 years to reach a deal for its exit with the e.u. that date has now successively been delayed twice to october the 31st of course the pound has tended to seesaw with the braggs it process going up when a softer breaks it does look more likely keeping closer ties with the e.u. going down when a harder breaks it has appeared more likely as is the case now and as you say analysts expecting the pound has much further potentially to fall maybe even reaching parity with the europe potentially even parity with the pound for the economy but it's bad news for consumers here certainly a lower pound makes the cost of imports higher britain is a net importer of things like clothing and food stuffs so prices in the shops go up inflation goes up the cost of living goes up and of course crucially right now mid-summer as many people are preparing to take their holidays outside of this

country the cost of those holidays will go up as well as they go german by vets and policy giant as this point prime minister johnson does put the u.k. government under a lot of pressure ben. it will be the 1st thing on their minds i imagine they're under pressure from a lot of other fronts as well not least from those supporters of boris johnson who demanded that he carry out breaks it by october the 31st and he has promised to do so do or die come what may deal or no deal and it is that sort of brinkmanship max that he's been carrying carrying out in the last few days with the e.u. that has led investors to price in the possibility now that if not irreversibly then certainly forcefully britain is being led to that cliff edge the no deal breaks at that many people believe will see trade barriers raised on britain's trade to its biggest trade partners in the e.u. so chaos in world financial markets tipped this country the world's 5th biggest economy into recession so yes his boris johnson strategy with the e.u.

certainly under scrutiny from investors but as i say the real pressure he will feel is on his campaign promises to do what he's said take the britain out of the e.u. on october 31st and never mind the consequences janet thank you for that that is john howell live in london. to hong kong now where protests have caused rush hour chaos by disrupting subway trains demonstrations stopped carriage doors from close and preventing trains from departing of some stations well to capacity as it has to stay put buses for bush and to allow travelers to continue their journey as sarah clarke was at the protests. it's peak hour here in hong kong where one of the busiest china lines of the hours a district that feeds these commute is not from here into teller and hong kong island as you can see the sign behind me it's not really it's not the raptors practice at it's peak hour it's creating comedic tiles and these protesters are

blocking the doors and try to stop these kinds of bleeding but at this stage something leaders are now getting angry so you can go i support the protesters but i don't agree with all of those ways they choose to protest. or they do not represent us it's not going to help if they keep protesting like this this protest here which is on. empty out which is the railway station the whites the city here in hong kong it's a part of i was at a protest that will continue throughout the week and that includes another rally on friday another one on saturday as well as sunday so as you can see despite the government and from china to china back these protests movements and stop these rallies these protesters are growing it. now a plane crash in pakistan has killed at least 18 people 13 of them on the ground 05 on board the small military aircraft died was on a routine training mission when it came down in a residential area near our pending. now in

a few moments we'll have the weather with everton but still ahead on the news hour 7 stolen jewels to give to the paula what mexico is doing to the connection a fresh start. afghan state to preserve what's left of a cultural legacy that was decimated on the part of. and get in the back and back together a straight yes or tampering players are prepared to take on and glint in the ashes that's coming up sports with the home. we have for normal service slowly but surely being resumed across europe say slowly because we do have some very unsettled weather pushing into the western past which

is about where they should be because this little spinning area of low pressure just around the southwest approaches southern parts of england pushing into the south wales and that's going to bring some very lively storms some very gusty winds will be a feature get expect to see around the also much can be the case over the next couple of days a week over the temperatures 20 celsius in london a cool one here so the 2 or 3 degrees below the average actually 26 celsius there for paris but here's the heat we still got some heat around at the moment 20 celsius in berlin 31 celsius for warsaw lively showers here as well since sunday downpours certainly a possibility but look a little further north just around the baltic states as a heads of what's to come cooler tucking in from the north pushing those showers further south was down towards the black sea as we go on through wednesday $26.00 celsius stays then across the northeastern corner of the year up $21.00 in london a slightly dry place to say showers along the spoils of rain there continue to sink

their way down across the bocas peninsula turning rather wet for a good part of rumania i'd also well garia. good weather sponsored by count on anyway. take the worst possible material eurabia grind it into dust comparable to flour and make up a lot of it and put it into a place where people live it is a cost colossally bad idea as well and so many people are thinking this is the silent heat. or does it make you feel nice you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous and little mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told pretty remarkable due to that or we had died last week and crossing from mexico to the united states with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports that commit according

to the fishing life is exceptionally al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring more award winning documentaries and light news. it's good to have you with us on the al-jazeera new sound these are our top stories protest as a back on the streets across a don after 5 demonstrators were killed by security forces on monday the head of the military general has responded saying the killing of peaceful students is a crime that requires immediate accountability for those who died were teenagers. u.s. senators have failed in their bit. rabia and the united arab emirates many politicians

opposed to say fearing the weapons could be used against civilians in the yemen conflict. and the british pounds for them to its lowest level against the dollar and almost 2 and a half years promised abbas johnson wants a new breaks it did with leaders he's refusing to meet them until they agree to renegotiate analysts warn the currency could fall further over fears of a no deal breaker. the u.n. envoy to libya has warned that an influx of weapons from foreign supporters is fueling the country's conflict salami has also called for a truce on the muslim holiday of fighting has intensified there since april when. the began his advance on the capital on diplomatic editor james bays 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 fire huffed up launched his offensive to capture tripoli his forces remain blocked and have resorted to heavier weapons the greater firepower means mounting casualties un special representative gas sounds alarming briefing the security council by video link from tripoli warned about the consequences if the violence continues nearly 4 months into the. 11th it should be abundantly clear to all that there is either an open and low intensity conflict or a full it's going to. war on the shores of the southern it in equally unacceptable he then proposed a new peace plan for the troops to be declared for the aid of other. we drew in for. 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 the but within hours in benghazi a spokesperson for general have to angrily rejected the idea ceasefire saying the general would instead seek a victory in tripoli one thing that might change his mind is unity on the security council but they've not yet been able to reach agreement on a joint statement there is a broad support for at least 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 salome's plan any chance of success for now al-jazeera understands the country with the most reservations is a powerful one the u.s.

james pays out jazeera at the united nations iraq is planning a new oil pipeline to jordan and watch its banking arm to revive revenue sources after years of war and stability some of them job as a refinery in the 3rd part of a series on iraq's energy sector. this is buster's largest oil refinery processing 210000 barrels of crude to produce gasoline kerosene diesel as well as marine and jet fuel built in the 1970 s. sometimes entire units have to be replaced because parts are no longer available on their. bus or refineries has suffered during the iran iraq war as well as the 2nd and the 3rd gulf wars this led to many problems with the equipment and rehab illustration but the hard work of the staff ensures that we are once more the operations. years of conflict have also had an impact by some captured b.g. the largest refinery in northern iraq and it will take years before it is fully

rehabilitated as peace returns to iraq demand for petroleum products is increasing illicit up in the. local consumption is increasing due to improving income levels there is an increasing the number of cars and power plants so there is also need for more fuel from iraqi refineries. invest for a new unit is under construction to expand capacity by 70000 barrels it will also enhanced the quality of the fuel produced here so iraq can reduce the money it spends on imports not to hide the demand is a huge challenge for iraqi oil refineries to observe while maintaining quality and quantity this issue can't be resolved overnight strategic plans are being executed to increase the octane number without affecting the quality and quantity. while expansion sounds good in theory the reality isn't as easy in iraq. from

bureaucracy and administrative corruption the system still needs a lot more work so they can keep up with the increase of oil production especially in the southern region of iraq these are the main problems. and then there's the environmental impact the world bank estimates flares worldwide produce around $350000000.00 tons of c you do every year iraq says it's taking drastic measures to diminish gas flares. there is a major environmental impact besides that there days about resuming for worth of water that comes into the stunk from here the oil is separated and the remaining water is given to another company. but sort of find that he has a plan for the water and monitors in quality but a lack of local expertise in iraq makes it difficult to tackle environmental issues the oil minister says he is aware and ready to take on these challenges in addition to expanding refineries in oil fields iraq is planning to rehabilitate a pipeline via turkey and build a new one by jordan but it's not the 1st time iraqis are hearing of such plans many

say they will believe it when they see change in their lives with time and job it out of their bus or. well way says seeing a shop jump in revenue up 23 percent in the 1st 6 months of this year suggesting u.s. sanctions are slowing the chinese tech giant yet but its chairman admitted that sales have suffered some impact and warned of difficulties in the 2nd half of 2019 the us president blacklisted our way in may locking its access to u.s. suppliers to solve. so the time there has been some impact in some business areas such as intelligent computing there has been some impact on our server business and there's also some impact on our consumer business in the non china markets but generally speaking the impact on the company in the 1st half of the year is not a large impact and that is why you have seen quite sound financial indicators that is why we have maintained robust growth. the hallway has been one of just

a number of disputes between the world's 2 largest economies talk to address the trade dispute are resuming and shanghai when hey has this update from their. the fact these 2 trade delegations are meeting again face to face is of course being seen as a positive but getting any accurate official information out of either side about what exactly might be taking place in shanghai has been difficult we understand though that there will be perhaps informal discussions over a meal followed by more formal negotiations on wednesday expectation though is the low of any significant outcome in shanghai during the course of these talks because the 2 sides remain far apart on some of the key issues one of those issues surrounds the chinese phone manufacturer way which was in may place on the u.s. black list preventing u.s. companies doing business with it out of concern that it could be a threat to u.s. national security will since then president donald trump has backtracked

a bit that saying that some united states companies will be allowed to start doing business with weiwei but so far it seems that that process has not started and in fact it's just been words from the united states president well as the u.s. delegation arrived in shanghai weiwei and they answered its financial results for the 1st half of this year showing that revenues increased 23 percent despite that blacklisting from the united states the longer term outlook not so good for a while away it's expects that its revenue will take a hit in the longer term and it's already announced that it is cutting some $600.00 jobs in the united states so it seems certain that the issue of while away will be discussed while these 2 sides meet in shanghai now are democrat politicians hoping to replace donald trump in the white house and gehring out for their 2nd televised debate they are expected to highlight trump's recent string of racist tweets while

also trying to sell their vision for the country john hendren reports from detroit where the debate will take place on tuesday. it is a battle for the future of the democratic party this week's democratic presidential debates pits safely centrist candidates led by former vice president joe biden against the party's revolutionaries senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders i want to see somebody that has more progressive ideas get the ticket so it doesn't fall back on to biden which to me would be a repeat of the hillary clinton so i'm kind of hoping that one of the other candidates whether it's warren or bernie they're vying for his spot at the top of the polls with calls for publicly funded health insurance immigration reform and higher taxes on the wealthy well the front runner always has a target painted on his or her back so he has to expect some are attacks. and

he's susceptible to attacks by dint of the fact that he's the most senior politician he has the longest record to defend california senator come harris joined the top 4 contenders to unseat president donald trump after she attacked biting civil rights record in the 1st debate do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose bussing in america then do you agree i did not oppose him in america biden says this time he won't be is nice trading barbs this past week with new jersey senator cory booker over criminal justice i'm disappointed that it's taken joe biden years and years until he was running for president to actually say that he made a mistake if there were things in that bill that were extraordinarily bad if you want to go back and talk about records i'm happy to but i'd rather talk about the future the candidates are expected to be on the attack this debate will likely winnow down the unprecedentedly large field of 20 in 2 nights of debates with polling and fundraising numbers going up to qualify for

a 3rd round of debates in september money will almost certainly start to dry up for those who don't perform well here it's no surprise that this debate is being held here in detroit democrats are keenly aware that donald trump won in 2016 by knocking down the supposedly solid democratic blue wall in states like wisconsin pennsylvania and here in michigan where he won by about $10000.00 votes the narrowest victory anywhere in the country. so far only the top 4 in south bend indiana mayor pete booty gedge qualify for round 3 that leaves contenders like amy club which are better o'rourke and kirsten gillibrand scrambling to prove their viability trump might well weigh in from the white house unifying democrats recently after the attack for minority democratic women in congress many democratic voters remain undecided and kind of waiting for the deal to get. it's hard to dislike people. i think i mean it's almost like you know each of these people

but time is short and fundraising dollars are increasingly focusing on likely winners making this debate a struggle for survival john hendren al-jazeera detroit a computer hacker suspected of stealing the dot of more than 100000000 bank customers in the united states and canada the f.b.i. has arrested an engineer in the state of washington the capital one 5th as the largest ever for a bank as one of america's largest commercial lenders police in california have identified the gunman who they say used an assault type of rifle to attack people at a food festival and i'm 10 year old man opened fire at the event and on sunday killing 3 people including a 6 year old boy and a 15 year old girl and the attacker was shot dead by police well the minutes they say they're still investigating the potential 2nd 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. but we certainly are investigating all leads to try to determine. who that the tension 2nd suspect is and what exactly that person's role was. to mexico now where millions of dollars worth of going say stop the government from criminals and corrupt all the titians of being auctioned for the 1st time the process to poor communities. has more from 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 bank long pen once belonged to mexican criminals and everything else they'd have to sell these as well as other items seized by the

federal government are being auctioned off in a sense of worth a. lot of some of these oceans are just like in the movies with a gavel and someone who says 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 and since the beginning of the year the mexican government has been selling off things ranging from luxury vehicles like this lamborghini more c.l.a go 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. have called the auctions a populist measure others warn there is no way to track how the funds will be spent and that most of 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 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 auction 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 a little dizzy to mexico city. now there has been a massive fuel leak in a pristine area of southern china a $40000.00 there just days those foden to the sale the cost of patagonia is $1.00 of the most untouched places on the planet chilean navy ships to help them with the

clean up a mining company blamed for the navy says it's already being contained. domination footboard.

now a valid national museum in the capital kabul is marking its 100th anniversary many of its prey islamic artifacts were destroyed by the taliban 18 years ago and artists are working to have a stop over hoping that will turn a page on

a dark chapter of the country's past tory gate and the reports. shares it in software has been working at the afghan national museum for 38 years he was one of 3 museum employees ordered by the taliban in march 2001 to bring statues out of the safe room for them to destroy he says the taliban was wrong to target the museum with him in the rottenest it's important for afghanistan because it shows the history of this country it's not about worship it tells us how people lived in the past. side mohammed ackbar argo was a taliban commander at the time the museum was ransacked he has no regrets the neuroma course that they used to be many tourists from around the world coming to afghanistan they were just here to visit they were here as part of the pilgrimage i think in an islamic country there is no place for the keeping or sharing of statues . it's been nearly 2 decades since the taliban was toppled from power many

afghans are worried about a future peace deal between the united states and the group they say they don't want to go back to a time when their cultural heritage was systematically destroyed. we are afraid that if there is a country conciliation the deal will be again such kind of. act against cancer the heritage regime is so concerned he's looking for an international company to insure the museum's artifacts so that if necessary they could be moved to brood meanwhile afghan artists curators and international experts are restoring the damaged displays hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of painstaking work to ensure those determined to raise afghanistan's heritage don't succeed victoria gate and be algis there. right and it's time for sports now is thank you very much police are the right case against the brazil and paris hours

of our strike and neymar has been dropped due to a lack of evidence the case well now be evaluated by prosecutors but a final decision will be made by a judge last month a 26 year old brazilian woman claimed the player had raped her at a paris hotel in my has always denied the allegations well these are new shots of him training with harry stars or mounds or in china he's recovering from the ankle injury that kept him out of brazil's victorious america campaign. now the u.s. women's teams fight for equal pay continues but tensions are increasing with their soccer federation which now claims they're actually being paid more than the men or that women's team has won back to back well cops but began legal action back in march accusing the governing body of institutionalizing gender discrimination but the head of us are could dispute that at a russian president college but there are sense between 20102018 women were paid $34100000.00 plus benefits compared to the men who got $26400000.00 with no

benefits he also says the men generated more revenue 185700000000 dollars despite playing fewer games and the women in iraq top $101300000000.00 but it's very hard to compare because the pay structures difference the women get by salary benefits and it's hard unplanned while the men of paper training can gain appearances and performance by the baroness's even with no benefits scheme one thing not in doubt is the growing public support for the women's equality fight their chance of equal pay or their women's world cup in france and 50 members of congress sent a letter to u.s. soccer expressing their concerns with one said it's a saying if the gender gap was not closed he would withhold funding for the men's world cup tournament which will be co-hosted by the u.s. in 2026. and a spokeswoman for the team has described the latest statement by u.s. soccer as a ruse they say it's

a sad attempt by the federation to quell the overwhelming tardive support the team has received here's what they cannot deny for every game a man plays he makes a higher salary than a woman for every win or tie his bonus is higher that is the very definition of gender discrimination for the federation to believe otherwise is disheartening but it only increases our determination to obtain true equal pay for the $2.00 parties are heading into mediation but if that fails the will to cause the time will come when it daniela did aussie says his love for diego maradona is what persuaded him to join argentinian side pocket juniors where the transfer has surprised some with most players of opting for a final party day in charge of the middle east all the us will this is the low key manner in which the rossi's arrival from 18 seasons 36 year old swapping the color see him for the bottom but narrow which is because what is there is of course

he says the chance to play for the club where marathoner made his name was just too good to turn down. look we're doing them without a learner how can you not fall in love with a player like marathoner even though i supported another team but with him it started madness about barca the madness behind this team this strong love everything was born there the club touch me in many aspects of the human family professional and personal level now one of cricket's oldest and most bitter rivalries regimes on england host australia in the 1st actually test edison in burnley and it's been a real rollercoaster few weeks for the england same earlier this month their one day side won the world cup and just a few days ago the test team be arland having bowled out for $85.00 for the arash in their 1st innings well it's that poor batting for that is probably calls for that man the captain joe root to move the order and batted number 3 despite his average being much better it is normal position of them before while england's batting order is undecided one thing that has been confirmed is the return of ben

starts as vice captain the 28 year old had the role taken off him following a night club brawl in bristol 2 years ago. berners share nothing but discipline and professionalism on and off the field the last couple of years it's been an interesting time for him but he's a real hard but you this team talisman for those guys when they can play and i think you'd be the ideal right hand man and lieutenant for joe root in the series. but the story is of course of the current holders of the having beaten england for nearly in the last series and they've got their ban cricketers back together steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft have returned to the side after last year's ball tampering scandal which saw them serve leonti suspensions and a former australian captain thinks there will be some nerves. well you need to pay for being never quite sure what's going to happen are just that from my experience with english crowns i mean obviously they want to go on to win but when opposition and why when we've had success you know i think the english transit best in the

world i really appreciate good cricket on it that's going to the guys is going to be small and i'm of course it's going to might get tougher it goes but that's professional sport you can sort of water off a duck's back that sort of stuff they ready for it they've experienced it before where their mind focus is playing well the us are top of the medal type at the pan american games and 15 gold medals arafat's serve than kerry in the 3 games 3 basketball event something you may not have seen before played in the hall of course the women bait argentina in the final and the u.s. men all started to gold against puerto rico by just a single points are wrong the u.s. had 4 goals more than any other nation. i what about this for a cool celebration in the white mist in colombia jonathan of a vast winning the 96 kilogram events. for the one not messing with him that was colombia fixed all of the guards. that's it well i thank you very much for that and that does it for the al-jazeera news salvadorian stay with us i'm here the end of here and just a few minutes without

a full news bulletins thank you for watching. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other

gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than 12000 structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. going behind the scenes of one of mexico's most glove so using fiction to mirror the struggles of. this week the story line focuses on the basie of systematic violence in mexican society and to shoot close to home for the producers and actors ally as they struggle to portray in fiction the monkey face of reality so books mexico every day mafia are now does either.

al jazeera where every. reports of firing at protesters in sudan as anger spreads against the killing of 4 students by security forces. there on how m i had seen this is al jazeera my from doha also coming up the british prime sinks to a record low as boris johnson toughness a stance on brac sets will take a look at how that might affect the u.k.'s economy.