after school. part of the rebel education series. on al-jazeera. multiple fatalities are reported in a shooting attack in the u.s. state of ohio just hours after a mass shooting in texas. and the police in texas are investigating whether that shooting that killed 20 people in el paso was a hate crime. hello i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests are back on the streets of hong kong a day after police fired tear gas to disperse them. thousands more indian troops

are deployed to kashmir as hindu pilgrims and tourists are all to leave over security concerns. so let's just begin with that breaking news from the u.s. state of ohio where local media are reporting multiple fatalities and several people wounded after a shooting in dayton and he said there was spawning to reports of a gunman in an area in the oregon district about $100.00 people were partying when shots rang out around 4 am going to bring you more on that as we get it. well this all comes on the heels of another shooting in texas police that 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 which is on the border with mexico president trump has called the shooting an act of cowardice police are investigating the possibility that it was a hate crime is the worst mass shooting in the u.s.

this year as reynolds reports. heavily armed police moved through a shopping center in el paso texas after a gunman opened fire in a crowded area. in other parts of the mall shoppers were held in place while people tried to work out what was happening. you know where you're. going to be. hard you know where. it is cops are there and then there was what has become a common scene in the united states lines of people being led from the scene of another mass shooting. on an 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 an ascent people

from el paso. have lost their lives and more than 2 dozen more. are injured. we as a state unite and support. despite reports of multiple shooters police say only one man is in custody and will face charges that could if he is convicted lead to his execution but needless to say this scene is a riff it one fortunately because of the nature of the situation the scene will be in play for a long period unfortunately the c.s. 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 or into the prosecuting this particular individual.

that has a nexus s. this will point in time to a hate crime the f.b.i. will be looking into that with other federal authorities right now we're looking at potential capital murder charges for this individual he is a 21 year old white man who allegedly posted a racist rant online on an extremist web site just an hour or so before the shooting at an emotional democratic presidential hopeful beto roark who is from el paso announced he was canceling further campaigning and heading back to his city and so i just ask for. everyone strength for a passing right now everyone's resolve to make sure that this does not continue to happen in in this country u.s. president donald trump called the shooting an act of cowardice and promised the city and state any help the federal government could extend but democratic

presidential candidates including o'rourke linked trump and his rhetoric to the shooting senator bernie sanders wrote on twitter we must reject this growing culture of bigotry espoused by trump and his allies the shopping center behind me is now the focus of an intense criminal investigation and as authorities gather the physical evidence they'll also be looking at the suspects activities on line trying to trace the roots of his rage rob reynolds al jazeera el paso hong kong's protesters are out on the streets for another day of ronnie's activists are angry of right proposed extradition lol and the police response to the protests on saturday night police fired tear gas and demonstrate as thousands have been running for the 9th weekend in a run under thomas has moved. on other nights and another area of hong kong is the sites of confrontation this time the

shopping district of kallu on the northern side of hong kong haba. 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 you come with a gas mask with a helmet you've hidden your face white. afraid on the op to all the protests. and then i mean. i'll become your wife you know attitude that you provoking the place by coming dressed like this. are you wanting violence no i don't want titles but only for attention and so forth by 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 no 2 months ago but now is about our democracy we rudy space we all corners. re hong kong i'm not trying to 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 leading cause smashed inside and lighting fires an hour under siege came the inevitable confrontation the police have now moved on you can see the flooring guys on the ground is moving fast. there are more protests planned for the sunday the recalls for a general strike on monday it's impossible to know how or when the hong kong return to normal calm people lose their 2nd special to the government

and now it's the summer off discontent. discontent which on saturday yet again turned ugly founder thomas al jazeera hong kong. and thousands of people also rallied for an end to those protests on saturday they call for unity with china and said the one country 2 systems policy for hong kong works protest is to express themselves peacefully and help posters showing solidarity with the police. but pakistan has expressed serious concern of india's decision to send thousands of additional troops to indian administered kashmir india says the move is to stop attacks by fighters it believes pakistan supports its ordered hindus attending an annual pilgrimage and tourist to leave the area. reports. it's a yearly pilgrimage to 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 army that was at them but 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 the storm everybody said it does but it would disturb the peace in kashmir. i going to show you on behalf of the dems going to force their this very 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 chamois in 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 lands benefits exclusively to residents of the muslim majority state room 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 pilgrims and tourists 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 insist it's a 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. has the latest from islamabad. the pakistani military issued a statement yesterday saying that india was breaching international law by using cluster munitions munitions fired by the indian art committee today in the last few days over a line of control that separates pakistani and indian administered. the foreign minister day due to give a press conference and the next few hours of the opposition. new escalation and maybe an attempt by india days. to go to $35.00 of the indian constitution that it wards. to me now august on is taking the indian troop deployment as you mentioned ready to. go forward the international

community to pay attention this is happening just a day off to india to any mediation by the us president great mr. trump regarding that question meet issued indeed there is ratcheting up between the 2 neighbors. now iran's government has revealed that it turned down an offer of talks from the united states a spokesman says foreign minister john zarif was invited to the white house several weeks ago announcement comes just days after the u.s. imposed sanctions on zarif. because the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keep claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on a foreign minister of that country how well isn't it ridiculous he was invited by a senator to have a meeting at the white house then they imposed sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and any diplomatic path should pass through

them and also to borrow joins us live now from the iranian capital dorsai so the iranians have been giving more details about the diplomatic failures and the sanctions imposed on the foreign minister. yes we have to remember that homage of all serif was in new york on july 14th for a 6 day visit at the united nations and during that time there were certain travel restrictions placed upon him it was a condition of his visa and it appears now the reigning government has confirmed that the white house they try to hold meetings with the foreign minister which she declined to we now know that is because the government here believes that the iranians will not hold any discussions with any american official until the u.s. lifts is saying sions on iran of course this is the confirmation that we've been waiting for the foreign minister was been placed under sanctions by the u.s. government on thursday because they say that they do not believe him to be an

honest broker that is something that the iranians here find very very ironic since he is the man tasked with holding the with the world powers they believe that the nuclear deal of 2015 is one of the greatest achievements of the foreign minister and their harney government and its failure now is because the united states withdrew from the deal last year and imposed a series of sanctions on iran now the spokesperson also said something very interesting he said that the sanctions have done something that is very very interesting inside the country and that is they've united all the different fronts inside iran meaning the revolutionary guard have come out in support of the foreign minister and his efforts on the diplomatic stage as well as all the country's armed forces and the highest authority in the islamic republic that is the supreme leader ayatollah ali harmony for the moment mohammad javad zarif is being seen as somebody who has stood up to the bully words of the united states and his actions and his

words the interviews that he's given on the international stage is why the united states is afraid of his words and they have sanctions him and what that means really is the future of the relationship between the 2 countries is not looking that they will ever likely to have any talks under the current circumstances thank you. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back we're on the road in argentina where mobile apps are helping workers and living in a struggling economy and we'll look at how democratic republic of congo's neighbors are preparing to tackle it bola as the virus spreads to a border city florida. hello we've got plenty of warm sunshine across the mediterranean gorgeous weather here

clear skies and it's looking good got a bit more cloud over towards sea black sea towards ukraine is just making its way further east with some lively storms on this one and up through the northwest of here well concerns here was ease series of weather systems that make their way in from the atlantic weather front said bringing some outbreaks of for a potential for some very heavy rate push cross northern parts of england where you do course have concerns with that dam which is very close to staying so keeping a close eye on that one ferry wet weather rattling in here as we go through sunday and on into monday that what's the weather will make its way a little further east was trying to celsius there in london for monday but it will monday in paris at 28 degrees 28 also for bucharest the showers here will make their way further east was 13 celsius in most cases still on the cool side but it will warm up i promise you as we go on through this week the warm weather that continues across southern parts into the thirty's right across the med and warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa a little bit

a fair weather cloud just flirting with northern parts of algeria temperatures in algiers getting up to around 29 celsius a pleasant 24 there for pat. the weather sponsored by countdown. the saudi u.a.e. war on yemen has led to thousands of deaths and left millions hungry what role has the u.s. played in the world's worst humanitarian crisis congress is the entity that has the right to begin and end wars robert malley a top advisor on the middle east to president obama talks to how does the era. well you know. some of it i like.

welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hour local media in the u.s. state of ohio reporting multiple fatalities and several people wounded after a shooting in dayton police say there was spawning to reports of a gunman an area in the oregon district about 100 people were partying when shots were fired around 4 am. i'm not shooting came just hours after a gunman opened fire at a shopping mall in el paso texas killing at least 20 people a 21 year old white man has been arrested but he say it may be a hate for. a 4th straight day of protests has begun in hong kong crowds are marching in the outlying suburbs ahead of a much larger rally in the city center later on saturday police fired tear gas to clear angry demonstrators. now a bit a trade dispute between south korea and japan has led to more rallies in seoul it escalated on friday when japan removed south korea from its list of preferred

trading nations south korea says it's now considering scrapping an intelligence sharing pact rubble bride reports. the former site of japan's embassy is often the focal point for protests against japan. after the removal of south korea from tokyo's list of preferential trade partners this protest was especially passionate . this is them declaring economic war and firing the 1st shot for you war on the samples of my heart goes out to the japanese to have politicians who act like birds . it's a deepening dispute borne out of decades old animosities supported by those old enough to have experienced japanese colonial occupation in the last century. along with young people born in this century. many south koreans have been boycotting anything japanese avoiding holidays to the country causing airlines to cancel

flights refusing to buy japanese goods helped in this tech savvy society by apps that tell you instantly which goods to avoid a government level the mood is palpable from the frosty like this recent meeting between foreign ministers. 2 the heated talk about this exchange between japan's foreign minister and the south korean envoy to south korea says it will retaliate by taking japan off preferential trade partners as this dispute deepens with the leaders of the 233 willing. to back down. japan's prime minister shinzo wants to see his country become boris certain in dealings with its neighbors and the trade restrictions against south korea are popular at home. his

counterpart moon j.n. of south korea was carried into the presidency although a wave of people power popularity after the forced resignation and impeachment of his predecessor. south koreans changed their government so there's a heightened sense of pride that they are shaping their democracy and awaken democracy can't take japan's recent actions sitting down that's why we're seeing this expression of anger. the economies of both countries are likely to be harmed in this tit for tat wrangle but for now settling old scores seems an irresistible force. robert bright al-jazeera seoul. workers are warning that the boehner outbreak in democratic republic of congo could last up to 3 years countries in the region are trying to stop the disease from reaching their borders mozambique is setting up disease checkpoints along its border with malawi rwanda briefly shut its border with the r.c.

on thursday after 4 patients in the eastern city of goma tested positive for the disease 12 others are going to test 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 in close contact and constantly on the move they have a deny me go no you're going to get this medical worker tells people to wash their hands the kind of thing on your. health checks and hygiene measures of titan between the democratic republic of congo and rwanda ever since multiple cases of the abode of virus were discovered here in goma the congolese city of more than 2000000 people. people are washing their hands as a precaution due to the outbreak of disease they tell us it is spreading through their homes that's why they're 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 when 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 ebola 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. expected to hold a public hearing to confirm the u.s. territories new governor that's one politician. was sworn in on saturday his predecessor stepped down. text messages on corruption allegations. reports from someone. this was the very moment the governor stepped down exactly right.

outside the governor's mansion all rejoiced chants of anger from previous weeks to celebrate tory cheers the new interim governor petro. was handpicked by the former governor ricardo. but the new leader has yet to be confirmed for the puerto rican senate so it's not clear if he can constitutionally assume power. for so. doing is very. serious. with. your variations of the constitution. and. say. oh. puerto ricans have mixed views of their new governor i miss having it like

a possibly being i don't think he is the perfect person for them but the choices that we have definitely the most competent so all we can wish and hope for is that he treats the people of puerto rico 8 how we should be treated and that he is not a corrupt person like other people have been proven to be i'm so i'm not a 100 percent happy but definitely it's better than nothing and better than what we had the governors know oh you have a new governor what do you feel right now i feel that gov is not my governor you know when i put that guy is a group of the same guy i want to stay for made the same to happen to many years he represents the same is the same as the saying the people want to change this is a clear victory for the puerto rican people and the thousands who took to the streets over 2 weeks or so to the governor they did not want they made history but now the question becomes what's next this movement where does it go from here right

now our job is to just make sure everybody has a clear understanding of what we want moving forward we want to government that really does represent the people of puerto rico and just say this make decisions for the best of our country we're trying to get people with honor and dignity to work to work for the people of puerto rico it was historic the 1st time ever the people of this island territory of the u.s. forced out of governor with protests they didn't use weapons their voices they say they will never be silent again. said juan puerto rico. now delivery ups are striving in latin american countries and digital platforms are helping people find jobs but many in that working long hours without benefits are stories about explains and when is ours. 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 of site is for 4 years he's from venezuela and says that thanks to this job he can send money back home every week. 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 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 labor unions complain of poor favor and there's a lack of insurance coverage for workers they fade putting employees had 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. radio is now working for an ip 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 5 $100.00 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 at delivery a 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 all because it had stains of blood. labor unions insist workers are being exploited because they're

underpaid and have no benefits. 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. time for a quick check of the headlines here this morning on our breaking news out of the u.s. state of ohio police say 10 people have been killed including the gunman in the

area in dayton's oregon district 16 people were taken to hospital with injuries the f.b.i. is also on the scene and investigating so far there's no indication of the motives . well that shooting came just hours after a gunman opened fire at a shopping center in el paso texas killing at least 20 people 21 year old white man has been arrested police are investigating the possibility the shooting was a hate crime. and calls for testers are out on the streets for another day of rallies activists are angry over a proposed extradition law and the police response to the protests in a light they fired tear gas at demonstrators thousands have been running for the 9th weekend. and iran's government has revealed it turned down an offer of talks from the united states a spokesman says foreign minister zarif was invited to the white house several weeks ago the announcement comes just days after the u.s. imposed sanctions on zarif in. the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an

unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keep claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on a foreign minister of that country how well isn't it ridiculous he was invited by a 3rd to happen meeting at the white house then they imposed sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and any diplomatic path should pass through them. and pakistan has expressed serious concerns over india's decision to send thousands of additional troops to indian administered kashmir india says the move is to stop attacks by fighters it believes pakistan supports new delhi has ordered hindus attending an annual pilgrimage and tourists leave the area but proves separatist politicians are accusing the indian government of preparing to broaden its control well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after talked to our does it state by the wilderness of cambodia under threat. of a prophet illegal timber trade. investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests.

0. all. we're seeing. right now is see what's the way to solve the conflicts in the middle east on talk to al-jazeera this week a man who tried to figure that out for president obama a senior advisor on the region in the last white house robert malley now heads one of the world's leading think tanks the international crisis group he gives us his view of president trump's efforts to produce the deal of the century between israelis and palestinians. we talk about the brutal wars in yemen libya and syria and the threat of an even bigger conflict between the u.s. and iran after president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal of 2050.