now i have a voice sank back to mexico i'm now dizzy and. hands of the. police in texas investigate possible hate crimes as one of the motives behind the mass shooting that killed 20 people in el paso. close welcome to. life my headquarters here in there are coming up in the next 30 minutes. to get answers find a protest as a home call goes tens of thousands continue to demand more democracy also a crackdown in russia hundreds of detained during demonstrations against the removal of opposition candidates in moscow's local election. and the race to

contain an abode break in goma a city at the crossroads between rwanda and the democratic republic of congo. welcome to the program police in the u.s. state of texas have arrested a 21 year old white man suspected of killing at least 20 people the gunman opened fire at a shopping complex in the city of el paso a town on the border with mexico president donald trump has called the shooting an act of cowardice it's the deadliest mass shooting in the u.s. this year alan fischer has more. heavily armed police moving through a shopping center in texas after reports of an active shooter in other parts of the mall in el paso shoppers were held in place while people try to work out what was going on. you know where you're. going to be. right.

there are there then there was what has become common in america lines of people being led from the scene of another mass shooting on a on a day that would have been a normal day for someone to leisurely go shopping. turned into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas. lives were taken. who should still be with us today. 20 innocent people from el paso. have lost their lives and more than 2 dozen more. are injured. we as a state unite and support. police have arrested one man a 21 year old who allegedly posted a reese's grand online on an extremist website just out or so before the shooting

but needless to say this scene is a riff equivalent unfortunately because of the nature of the situation the scene will be in play for a long period unfortunately the seeds will remain at the scene until the scene is process properly for. evidentiary purposes to be gathered for later prosecution the state of texas will be the lead agency for him to be prosecuting this particular individual. he has a nexus s. this point in time to a hate crime the f.b.i. will be looking into that with the other federal authorities right now we're looking out for to ensure capital murder charges for this individual can emotionally democratic presidential hopeful back to ork who is from el paso announced he was canceling for the campaigning and heading back to the city and so

i just ask for everyone strength for a pass on right now everyone is resolved to make sure that this does not continue to happen in in this country u.s. president donald trump has been informed of the shooting and promised the city and state any help required this is the 13th mass shooting in the united states in just the past 7 days alan fischer. and rob reynolds our correspondent at the scene of the attack the sun has set for all but the investigation continues and more details slowly emerging about the shooter what more do we know. well so how do we know the 42 officials he is a 21 year old texas grad assistant didn't. supposed to have lived in the city of allen texas that's a suburb of dallas and it's quite a long way from el paso more than a 1000 law matters now officials have not yet named the subject although other news

organizations have done so so we're going to stick with what the officials have told us and we're not naming him on al-jazeera we do know however that officials have said that he has left. some sort of a right written document on line on a channel on the web that is frequently used by white supremacists and racists and unit heat that describes a trip to warts specifically let us and other immigrants and talks at length about its concern about the nature of the united states state texas being changed by an influx of people from other countries all of that quite reminiscent of the christ church excuse me try christ church new zealand. shooter and in fact the shooter in this man if this writing discrete whatever you

call it the shooter here in el paso actually. supported that individual so he's in custody he is going to be charged porting to the governor here greg abbott not over it with capital murder but with hate crimes. and i want to see what a week ago about a shooting at a a music garlic festival in california down to the least the list of other venues that targets across the united states. yes it when use stand back. and get perspective on this so it's really it's it's very disheartening music festivals food festivals church shootist schools mosques synagogues. bars country music concerts to name a few and now a shopping center these are some of the places where americans can no longer be 100

percent sure that they're going to be safe from the rage. with a gun. i think we'll just leave it that we said a few technical problems with rob but we will of course be following and monitoring events through the night it is of course late sunday night that in. on a portable. in hong kong it's been another evening of tense standoff between police and down to government protesters police in riot gear fired tear gas at some demonstrators who turned violent a police station was vandalized but protests against the now suspended extradition bill have morphed into a wider call for democracy than the resignation of the territories leader under thomas' more. and other nights and another area of hong kong is the site of confrontation this time the shopping district of kaolin on the northern side of

hong kong harbor. protests had started calmly tens of thousands walking a route approved by place but thousands branched off and they'd clearly come prepared for violence if come with a gas mask with helmets hidden your face why. after all the protests. and i mean. our become the one. that you provoking the place by coming dressed like this. are you wanting violence no i don't want files but only for checking. these protests began back in june with specific demands that proposed laws allowing people to be extradited to mainland china be scrapped now though these protests are about political reform democracy so this is no longer about the extradition snow no longer get i mean maybe it's about 1 extradition 2 months ago but now is

about our democracy we rudy space we all corners. through hong kong china government not british but us but the protests are also now about expressing anger towards the placing of previous events this police station became the focal point on saturday with people hurling rocks at the compound leaving. cards smashed inside and lighting fires after an hour under siege came the inevitable confrontation the planes have now moved on you can see the flooring on the ground. there are more protests planned for sunday the recalls for a general strike on monday it's impossible to know how or when hong kong return to normal calm people lose their 2nd special to the government

and now it's the summer off this can't happen. discontent which on saturday yet again turned ugly andrew thomas al jazeera hong kong well thousands of people also rallied for an end to those protests on saturday they called for unity with china and said one country 2 systems policy of hong kong does work now they urge protesters to express themselves peacefully and help posters showing solidarity with police. heading to europe now where russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow to demand free elections the government has disqualified a number of opposition candidates from contesting local elections next month from his imran khan. from the police operation designed to stop large numbers of protesters coming to central moscow did exactly that still some did manage to get through the detentions was swift so all throughout far today there been arresting

people like this they pick them up. and they take them into. a van where their ideas will be turned. the protesters are normally taken so a police station to them to register journalists were also detained but released almost immediately once they showed proper credit haitian protesters are worried the upcoming last go city council elections are being rigged in favor of the governing party united russia most of the opposition candidates have been arrested but one who is. the protest said the numbers will load because the authorities will crack down. everything depends on how people will react so far there aren't that many of us many people are unhappy with united russia and its supporters is the lowest since 2006 but people are scared of coming to the streets or taking party rallies of half a 1000000 take to the streets it has been trying despite the crackdown the protestors that did make it were hopeful change might come down most don't mean yes

i'm here because i have a conscience i don't like a lot of things that are happening in this country i'm happy that the young generation woke up and want to have their voices heard i am here because candidates weren't allowed to run i'm against banning of alice i'm against the crackdown and i think protest is the only way to show your opinion police say the protest was illegal and the tensions were low and opposition monitoring group says the numbers were you much higher than the police who claim it's not clear what's next for russia's protest movement but the authorities are hoping the show of force has stopped a completely immoral cardholders are moscow to africa now in sudan the military gendron opposition coalition of finally reached a constitutional agreement the deal was reached 4 months after sudan's president omar al bashir was ousted but it's yet to be signed the agreement should lead to the formation of a transitional government to run sudan until elections are held in 2022. the cabinet will have no more than 20 ministers the freedom for change alliance

will nominate the prime minister he will then be appointed by the sovereign council and the prime minister will then form a cabinet and that cabinet will need to be confirmed by the sovereign council. more ahead here on al-jazeera including a lockdown in india administered kashmir as hindu pilgrims and tourists ordered to leave over security concerns. where on the road with argentina's delivery workers who have plenty of jobs but no security. we've got plenty of hate across north america at the moment and plenty of shallows down into the southeast in kona as well just around the carolinas into georgia around the panhandle fed a cloud trying to pull a way out into the open morse's of the atlantic will see some pretty lively shows

coming all the way down across the deep south is because through sunday further north well 3031 celsius there for washington d.c. and also for new york we're getting into the mid twenty's once again their thoughts were m 4 to run in russia was up towards the midwest further west it is looking fine and dry $31.00 in ally getting up around that mark actually for seattle around the pacific northwest western canada lovely warm weather coming through here central parts as well so much of weather just makes its way down across the midwest as we go through monday 30 celsius there in chicago had a right will come in here during the early part of the way some cloud and right making its way into the lesser antilles particular on the way my darlins barbados down towards saturday that the bike with apostle south america seeing some really heavy rain this week i want through the next couple of days on that wet weather willing gulf the good parts of the lesser antilles as we go through monday elsewhere sunshine and scattered chalice.

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bookmark you what you want is there with me so rob a reminder of our top stories at least 20 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a shopping complex in the u.s. city of el paso in texas a 21 year old white man has been arrested is the 13th machine in the u.s. this week. police in hong kong were fired tear gas the pro-democracy protesters thousands of rallied for the 9th weekend in a row to demand political reform more demonstrations are expected on sunday. and russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow after the government squalor find a number of opposition candidates from standing in city elections next month. there's been a relative calm in northwest syria on a 2nd day of a conditional cease fire the truce was brokered during peace talks in kazakhstan it follows weeks of own strikes and province the last remaining rebel held area xina hodder reports from gaza on top of the turkey syria border. there is

a cautious calm in rebel controlled southern and northern hummer russian and syrian warplanes have been repeatedly targeting towns like no man for the past 3 months a ceasefire that came into effect on friday night has brought some respect for people living in that corner of northwest syria who have lost so much. money i mean emma 30 more lost after all that happened isn't it too late for a ceasefire people have been displaced killed their homes destroyed but they are still scared to return to their homes. more than 400000 syrians have been displaced at least 800 civilians were killed their names documented by war monitors among the casualties 216 children but the syrian government and its allies failed to recapture ground probably opposition. always here before with the russians with all their power were not able to make any gains along with the syrian regime they lost

a lot of men and they were only able to take 2 or 3 villages and that's why they wanted the cease fire early on the ground we are stronger i don't want to have our it proved to be a costly battle for the syrian government and its allies who reportedly suffered heavy losses in their ranks. the ceasefire was brokered by the backers of the opposition and the government turkey and russia but it is a conditional truce that puts pressure on turkey to create a demilitarized zone around the province free of weapons and fighters in line with the so-called saatchi memorandums the mainstream rebel factions left their positions in the planned zone last year but the strongest group at the leadership which many of the international community believe is still linked to al qaida refused it hasn't said if it will comply this time this issue a challenge for both sides for to get to implement the agreement. because today

administration. can't couldn't do before so i personally think that there is. tremendous and. that there will be a new escalation of. the syrian opposition believes the government will eventually violate the cease fire and the bombing will resume if not in a few hours then in a few weeks or a few months it lives fate is up to russia and turkey they still want to maintain close relations and as long as there are geopolitical interests are aligned the conditions attached to the cease fire may be overlooked. because you have to have the u.s. and taliban are describing the latest rounds of talks in doha as of the most crucial yet senior officials are expecting a peace deal that would lead to the withdrawal of foreign forces i mean has more on those talks in doha. this latest round of talks is again behind closed doors we

have very little information of what is happening inside the meeting room but we do know that both the americans and the taliban have indicated that they were hopeful for a breakthrough now u.s. envoy zalmay khalilzad arrived friday evening in doha and he tweeted that he was hopeful for a peace agreement not the withdrawal agreement he said that the peace agreement would lead to a withdrawal a gradual withdrawal of foreign troops depending on what happens on the ground and if indeed the u.s. gets all of these counter-terrorism guarantees that it wants from the taliban namely that afghanistan will not be used as a base by armed groups to then carry out a plan planned attacks on foreign soil that al about on their side have also indicated that they were ready to reach this peace agreement they did say that they were waiting to hear from the americans they were hopeful to get the assurances

they need on their side now we don't know how long these talks will last but certainly you do have kind of a positive message coming out from both sides of this thing if indeed a peace agreement is is reach then there will be talk about foreign troop withdrawal about 20000 of them hurriedly in afghanistan 14000 being american soldiers the americans have said very clearly that that would be a gradual withdrawal but i think also more importantly if a peace agreement is indeed reached then it would pave the way for interim afghan talks which are crucial to bring some sort of stability to that country. tension in indian administered kashmir where the government comes for the hindu pilgrimage to all tourist leaves new delhi is also deployed $10000.00 extra per 1000000. trees to the disputed region some fear the indian government is preparing to broaden its

control of the area can tell a president puzzle. it's a yearly pilgrimage up the himalayan mountains more than 300000 hindus make the journey every here to pray at the aamer not showing an indian administered kashmir but pilgrims and ters have been told to leave immediately security forces say they found explosives meant to target a route used by pilgrims but i guess this was an i mean that was at the end we were told that because of militant activities and threats the pilgrimage had to be cancelled were very sad but what can we do the military has now been called in india has deployed at least $10000.00 additional troops in the kashmir valley a disputed area claimed by both india and pakistan fear of a violent escalation led to panic among some residents who began to stockpile on fuel medicine and food but a storm. is desperate to disrupt the peace in kashmir.

i'm going to show you on behalf of the dems going to force their this not be allowed to happen there's also mistrust of india's government and its intentions skeptics fear deploying more troops could be part of a broader plan to deny channeling kashmir special autonomy status it's an indication ok fine they are concerned about the security of the tourists and the arteries but what about the security of the people and i think what message are they giving to the kashmiris that they don't care about them that they have the absolutely no concern about them concerns include the removal of a section of the constitution that gives employment and land benefits exclusively to residents of the muslim majority state of the body for days we've heard rumors that article $35.00 a will be revoked and now that the government issued an advisory pilgrim's into worst tensions are even higher people are really worried since the late 1980 s. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the region and the recent

deployment of so many troops is causing concern. india insisted so way to ensure the safety of pilgrims but many wonder if the troops will remain even after all the visitors are gone. katia llopis of the young al-jazeera. aid workers are warning that a bowl in the democratic republic of congo could last up to 3 years countries in the region are trying to stop the disease from reaching the borders mozambique is setting up disease checkpoints along its border with malawi rwanda briefly shut its border with the d.l.c. on thursday after 4 patients in the eastern city of goma tested positive for the disease 12 others are going through tests for possible infection stephanie decker has more from the rwandan capital kigali. it's a health workers nightmare a busy border crossing thousands of people close contact and constantly on the move

ever to know me going oh you're going to. this medical worker tells people to wash their hands on the. health checks and hygiene measures of titan between the democratic republic of congo and rwanda ever since multiple cases of the ebola virus were discovered here in goma the congolese city of more than 2000000 people. people are washing their hands as a precaution to to the outbreak of disease they tell us it is spreading through their homes that's why they are asking us to wash water mixed with medication. the virus is paul through body fluids including sweat there is a vaccine that has been used for quite some time the world health organization says it has a very high success rate and you only need one shot but there's a problem. the vaccination is not approved for mass use it's usually given to those exposed to the virus and it's also given to the doctors and health workers as they are handling those cases to protect them from contracting the virus there is still

no officially approved vaccine on the market but we're told this one is expected to be officially approved at some stage there is also a lot of confusion around the virus and a lot of suspicion of foreign health workers here in eastern d.r. see. it's a remote region that has been neglected by the government and torn apart by years of conflict. it would have been better if our leaders and those who are concerned would give us more information they have not informed us where we can get this vaccine so that all of us can go and actually get it. all of us need to be vaccinated. this is the 2nd worst outbreak on record more than a 1800 people have died of the virus in the d.r. c. over the past year but the fact that it is now reached a border city is what's causing. the problem to the government here in rwanda to close its western border for a few hours on thursday as it beefed up its health screening procedures on the problem with this virus is once you identify someone infected by it you then need

to trace back all the people they have come into contact with test them vaccinate them and potentially quarantine them it is a highly infectious disease and containing it is a real challenge stephanie decker al-jazeera. delivery of thriving in latin american countries the digital platforms are helping people find jobs but many and that working for long hours for little income trees about reports. a regular sighting when a site is delivery workers waiting outside restaurants pharmacies and supermarkets willing to deliver to you whatever you may need. if you got a look this has been living in one aside is for 4 years he's from venezuela and says that thanks to this job he can send money back home every week irregularly which i haven't been able to guarantee i am thankful to argentina for giving me a home i work 10 hours

a day from monday to monday it is nonstop buses allows me to make a living. and everybody is not alone as there are thousands of people in when a society is for making a living like this these days as delivery apps have become a showpiece for the up and coming tech industry this new delivery applications generate much needed jobs in a country like argentina that is going through an economic crisis by may where unions complain of poor fave things and there is a lack of ensuring coverage for workers that they face by putting employees have risk. and that's why a judge suspended the apps on friday he demanded companies should pay for safety gear for those who work for them. it's not clear when the ban will belief did. the radio is now working for a happy he received a heart transplant 6 years ago and says this is the only place where he can work because most companies won't hire him he works every day and makes about $500.00

a month. we work for the companies because it's the only thing we can find but they make us pay for helmets clothes backpack to take things in the end you make very little money. a few weeks ago. delivery worker was run over by a car in the message one of the company workers asked him to take a picture of the product he was carrying the man responded he was unable to move and the text message with the company went to fire l. because it had stains of blood that many of the labor unions insist workers are being exploited because they're underpaid and have no benefits in the us and we are trying to get these new apps to respect the law we are not against them or new technology but we need them to be responsible for the people that work for them they treat the delivery workers as collaborators and they're not if they work with the companies someone should be responsible the companies insist the apps are meant

to help people get extra cash using digital platforms like uber but 11 america it has become a main source of income that attracts mostly vulnerable people with little chances of standing up to defend their rights. when a site is. a reminder of our top news stories at least 20 people have been shot dead at a shopping mall in texas where the border with mexico is the deadliest shooting in the u.s. so far this year a 21 year old white suspect has been arrested police are investigating possible hate crimes as one of the motives this is just become disgusting intolerable is not texan and we are going to aggressively prosecute it both as capital murder

but also as a hate crime which is exactly what it appears to be rob runnels has more from the scene in el paso. certainly this scene but i only. ordered it off is a massive arm aside best now and already will be looking into this individual's right. to reaction to possibly other people if there were any either online or in an attempt to find out more about his boat of this or if that act is shocked . at so the state of texas and shocked once again united states america or other top stories in asia pacific where police in hong kong fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters there were standoffs in these follow cations but the rallies were mostly peaceful thousands of marched for the 9th weekend in a row to demand political reform more demonstrations are expected in the coming hours pro-government supporters have called for unity with china and one country 2

systems policy of hong kong works they urge protesters to express themselves peacefully and help posters showing solidarity with police and russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow after the government disqualified the number of candidates from standing in city elections next month. shelling close the only functioning airport in libya's capital tripoli for several hours on saturday port has come under repeated attacks since award khalifa haftar launch an offensive to capture the city in april those are the headlines you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com but with more news in half an hour to stay with us.

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