from pakistan visited washington that trump would. offer to mediate the dispute between india and pakistan which of course goes against a very very well settled. position of india is that this is firstly a domestic and secondly a bilateral issue. so one of the things that we have seen more recently is that. the u.s. strained relationship to pakistan and an increasingly warm relationship to india has reversed during the trumpet ministration especially since donald trump has been moving towards. greater trade tariff and trade barriers with india more recently so i don't expect that that is actually going to change the dynamic of the issue but it does actually complicate or muddy the dynamics that had been settled.

especially during the later obama years ok what does that leave russian and chinese influence. well china is deeply deeply involved in the issue because china as your correspondent was saying is indeed the 3rd party and there's an area of the former princely state of german kashmir that is now held by china called the outside chin and china has deep strategic interests in the region because of unsettled border questions with india in the himalayas both on the east and in the west in kashmir. at the same time china has some limitations in terms of challenging the domestic politics of other countries because it has a very strong sovereignty norm and really rejects criticisms of other countries about the treatment of minorities in areas like to batten sinchon

sinchon so there is with china i think a little bit of. choice to move it towards more neutral international fora like the un security council which is in fact what pakistan is doing to with russia it's not as clear because i think russia for a long time had a very close relationship to india that is getting more complicated now because of both dynamics to do with the afghan conflict and in terms of. a complicated series of trade trade an arms deals but i think that russia's probably going to stay more on the sidelines than china on this issue. it's also interesting that the tali bali's saying it is saying to both sides hey calm down based on our experiences you don't want a conflict over this what do you read into the sort of evolving taliban position. i

found it was an incredible position and in fact it's it is quite correct i mean inflaming these these issues especially by. robbing the dignity of sort of a national minority now of course the taleban themselves are not necessarily known for respecting minorities within their own within the areas of under its own control but this does point to this bigger dynamic that the os gun peace process has been going at pace and pakistan has been a major player in terms of trying to establish some sort of detente between the united states at least and the afghan taliban this specially with their colors ods efforts and there is a certain sense that this movement in kashmir is a way of moving international attention away from the settled.

afghanistan. thank you so much for your analysis on that one thing none the similar thank you very much now one of the world's largest religious gatherings and the sacred site for muslims is on the way close to 2000000 of them have started that annual hajj pilgrimage to mecca a 5 day ritual in saudi arabia is a chance for muslims to seek redemption as well as to forgive and be forgiven some authorities in jerusalem a calling for the closure of the city's mosques on sunday and a mass fred to be held at the luxor instead how to force it has more from west jerusalem. well islamic work theo 40 which runs the locks a mosque compound in accordance with the jordanian government it has decided to close all mosques in the local area calling on people instead to come to a lock set itself and the surrounding area to carry out the prayers the main

prayers for eat have been delayed from sunrise to the 2nd pres of the day at 730 local time in the morning presumably to maximize the number of people who can attend them and also that coincides with the time that usually the site would be open from the other side to non muslims now there are right wing and religious nationalist jewish groups that are calling for access on this day despite the fact it's a major it was them 1st or because it also falls on the same day that jews mark tisha of that as a commemoration of the falling of the 1st and 2nd temples and the jewish exile the background to this is that there has been a wide ranging political effort by the right wing in israel and the religious nationalists to get more access to x. the mosque compound site known as the temple mount to jews a lot of what happens next will depend on the actions of israeli security forces and police there has been a precedent going back many years that normal things are not allowed access on a major it was them festival day but that president was broken earlier this year in

june the end of ramadan coincided with a jerusalem day which is when jews and israelis mark the seizure of east jerusalem by israeli forces in 1967 there were limited scale knishes at the site as a result of the police decision then to allow jews in on that day a lot now depends in terms of how confrontational this sunday becomes a lot now depends on the actions of israeli security forces. well the whole area is central to the israeli palestinian conflict and a constant flashpoint as both sides lay claim to it jews refer to it as temple mount which is built on top of the compounds western wall is the holiest site where jews can pray the compound in occupied east jerusalem houses the dome of the rock and the locks a mosque which represents the 3rd holiest site in. jordan holds custody in ship of the luxor mask but its role has been challenged repeatedly plenty more still ahead

on the news hour including a binge in troubled waters we reports from the czar's these resorts in tunisia where tragedy is playing out for migrants. on his way home a canadian held fate months in the syrian president and tiger woods challenge at the northern trust comes to an end and i'll be here to explain why. hong kong's chief executive says she's making no concessions to protest and is accusing them of reckless behavior carry land spoke to the media as a massive thing began at hong kong airport the 2nd in a month thousands of spelling out their anti-government message to passengers flying in protesters want to shelve the extradition law to me entirely scrapped hong kong's leader to quit they're also demanding an independent inquiry into

alleged police brutality they did not mind destroying hong kong economy they have no stake in the society which so many people have helped to build. and that that's why they resort to all this violence and obstructions causing huge damage so economy and sort of daily life off of people so i am indeed very worried about this situation and that's why i appeal for calm calmness and rationality to help us to overcome this situation from a bride is following the airport protests. incredible scenes here this friday evening at hong kong's international airport where this protest is suddenly swelling in numbers and now completely taking over the arrivals hall at the this ad terminal if i can just ask paul to just give us a bit of a top shot here there are 2 main arrival halls here in the terminal a and b.

with a large section in between and all of these areas are now completely filled with mainly you but also older protesters many of them wearing masks this nobody has given any permission for this protest to happen but you are simply not going to stop thousands of people from coming into the terminal and sitting down on the floor and that's what's taken place and the whole idea of this is to educate people arriving on flights about what this whole extradition controversy is about so people are meeting the arrivals off the planes giving them leaflets and all kinds of different languages talking about free hong kong talking about police terrorism here at sacha largely there has been a good response it has to be said good natured response from new arrivals somebody will demand especially perhaps amongst mainland mainland chinese visitors as

people arrive here on the planes that they are being given all of these leaflets you have other people walking around with their laptops open explaining in different languages on powerpoint presentations what this is all about excuse me welcome to hong kong and over here we have one of these ubiquitous pop up lenin walls as they are known that we've seen these all around hong kong people start putting post it notes with all sorts of political messages on them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up lenin wall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st. things there you can do as well as getting your duty free is to write a message on a post it note and slap it on a student. now the white house is hosting technology company executives to discuss the rise of online extremism the meetings in response to saturday's shooting paso

that killed 22 people the gunman announced his attack on an anonymous message board by decrying what he called the hispanic invasion of texas in march 51 worshipers were killed in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand facebook streamed the shootings live before the signal was eventually cut after widespread criticism of its slow response facebook says it removed one and a half 1000000 copies of the attack from its site or before he started shooting the alleged gunman posted a 74 page document denouncing muslims and immigrants our white house correspondent kimberly held joins us now live with the latest on that meetings are how is that meeting shaping up then kimberly. yeah the white house is being very quiet about this meeting i reached out directly to the press office and all that i was told was that this was

a staff led internal meeting the white house is looking for answers from some of the biggest tech companies in the united states and around the world as you point out that this is a response to the oh paso shooting in that racist manifesto that targeted hatred towards hispanics it was posted on online message forum but not so quick the dental e also hosted in advance of other shootings similar type messages not just the one the mosque shooting in new zealand but also a synagogue shooting in california so the white house recognizes that there is a need to try and do something but it isn't exactly sure how so part of the discussion we under sketch stand that will be taking place today is how to keep in place the free speech that the united states constitution. make sure is something that is guaranteed to all citizens but at the same time how is there no megaphone given if you will to hate these are the questions that they're trying to address or

i can believe how could that from washington d.c. thanks for the all hands jack option lou is senior director of the counter extremism project he joins us by skype from intel in turkey good to have you with us is the or let me put the question this way what can or should executives from the online world do to try and deny a space to extremist ideology. unfortunately thank you for having me unfortunately this is one of the typical patents that they have or if the incident after which and only after which companies from is of course to get much better than they used to be before the problem is at the one hand of course to find the one needing they need a stack that would be the board that predicted the band or the christchurch guy or any and it's not me that's true for most of his. ready violent threats right

online the bigger problem however and the basis for finding that more needless is to attack the eco system and the tech to jump in and i mean it's been more than one of the just to find the needle in the haystack cold to deny the sort of space in the oxygen that allows a needle to burn down the whole haystack. that is exactly the basic issue that we've been grappling with the tech companies for at least the last $6.00 to $7.00 yes and it's just astonishing in the context of project who has been very vocal about what could be done and what technology could use to situations that are still very beginning have made progress but the tech companies as far as islamist terrorism it's not mixtape. that they sped off the enormous public pressure and inscribe it's now working through all right being extremes how about this

problem is not going to be solved if you go an incident by incident ideology ideology. thing it may be a left wing terrorism and then you have to tackle this again then needs to be at basic regulatory framework in our opinion that regulates that take industry and their models minimal compliance have been they offering services to the world it's very much like the financials to the office of the world and therefore have to fulfill that promise lines of requirements know your customer proceed to diligence procedures to make sure that they will not get misused for financing of financing or liberates therefore busy be arguing that some behind has come to tackle this issue by a compliance system instituted by governments on of course maintaining free speech but also requiring these companies in general to tackle extremism and not ideology

by view on the incident by incident well the you know might be a very sensible way to approach this and not as you said try and tackle this ideology by on the old you but does it overlook the practicality and the politics at play for example we're talking now about the trumpet ministration sitting down with online execs is trying to figure out something to this and yet it was reported in april the 2nd. of this year that the d.h. has admitted it's restructured the very unit that followed domestic terrorism that raises some question about the role that politics can play from government to government administration to administration for the appetite about tackling one ideology versus another does not. one could make that point but if you put a. regulatory framework in place this will try and send up and said look it's not that right think terrorism just to give you an example but i think terrorism

requires money right things 3 minutes fly on airplanes for this you have no fly list for this you have to comply and. this is front pending any administration wants don't go for not blinded you on the north line in a very similar fashion it would be wonderful to have something like this implemented by the tech companies it's unacceptable. you know be on the one hand of course not simply do not want to have violent extremists ordering airplanes opening bank accounts but perfectly happy for them perhaps facebook account e-mail account to do that counts not only spreading that the all the g.'s but also organizing themselves via the financing on the fly and simon singh sharing instructional materials on how to make bombs on how to conduct attacks on how to obtain better than by other services this is a peek gaping security full that could be filled with very few. and if a government with a strong record on freedom of speech and the 1st amendment but the u.s.

government would go ahead in the way that european union already is but drawing up a directive to tackle online on things and then i think this would be a beacon all the world and would prevent the dictatorship to put censorship rules in place for completely different purposes to have. tools which is strictly more necessary then a tool regulatory framework that u.s. government or the european your union develops. thank you so much feel schools should look. so i had on al jazeera the struggle for medicine turns to desperation as the russian government arrests people for buying drugs illegally online there's a strain in legend is making a return to cricket details coming up in sports. hello

welcome to another look at the international forecast because dry weather across the middle east apart from pakistan missing another search is those monsoon rains into the far south of pakistan some central areas up towards the north as well could see a little bit of wet weather not affecting afghanistan i suspect couple at around 34 degrees in the sunshine 10 degrees warmer than that sin by that pleasant sunshine this is where looking pretty lovely actually the eastern side of the med $2930.00 celsius for beirut and also into jerusalem a little bit of a breeze still feeding out of iraq though easing across that eastern side of saudi arabia rolling down to us here in qatar temperatures back in color that sure around 40 degrees celsius a hint of some humidity but the rather more humid weather is a little further south around the border with pushing down towards the far south a chance of one or 2 spots of light particularly along the southern coast of the

peninsula into the gulf of aden southern end of the red sea might just catch a spot or 2 of light rain we've had a spot of light right just scraping across the far south of south africa over towards the southeast and cold a bit brighter skies over turning as we go on through the next couple of days will see temperatures in 24. 0 explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how my will receive influence to. course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. 108 miles over a veritable loop of 1st look at me and continue to play the negro would be different that what you mean by about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. settlement

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under lockdown but we're getting reports of police using live fire and tear gas on large scale demonstrations in srinagar. hong kong's chief executive kerry is warning protesters of causing huge damage to the city's economy says the rallies could hit business like a tsunami. the start of the holiday and sunday is a potential flashpoint between muslims and jews in occupied east jerusalem islam. religious authority which oversees sites in jerusalem is calling for the closure of the city's mosques and for a mass prayer to be held instead. a bahraini activist says he feared being thrown from the roof of his country's embassy in london during a protest in july mohammed scaled the roof of the gulf states embassy to protest

against the exit to sions of 2 bahraini activists barnsley reports from london. in the dead of night mussa mohammed used the cover of scaffolding to gain access to the roof of the embassy of bahrain once there he unfurls his banner i'm risking my life to save 2 men about to be executed in the next few hours it reads we did many protests we do send them letters for their human rights organization under you and as well it doesn't stop but i feel in my in my heart there's something i can do to save their lives that's why i went to the top of line embassy shortly afterwards the police arrived and for a good 10 minutes nothing much happens as they try to work out how to handle the situation on the roof mr mohammad appears relaxed sipping from a water bottle occasionally calling on the british prime minister to call the king of bahrain to the country to respect human rights was. a

god was but suddenly everything changes a figure appears on the roof next to the protester the police response alters dramatically. we. look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with a stick and almost forced off the roof was. there mr mohammed can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground c during this time he says he was threatened with being beaten to death we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even their thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even that wouldn't you came in they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you were quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy yes it's was

a clear and they say this is well certainly his friends filming it all from the ground a terrified. in the police to do something officers forced to push them back. you are going to. find out. within a minute or 2 the fire service has forced the doors of the embassy and offices go in in some numbers the embassy has said it regards mr mohammed's protest as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is their word against his but what was extraordinary was the police response because officers plainly were so concerned about mr mohammed safety that they had no compunction in breaking every rule in the diplomatic handbook on ordering the forcing of the doors of the embassy of another country mr mohammed says when the embassy staff realized the police were in the building their attitude changed in telling their man who told them. the break in the door and before the before

now and that's when they stopped attacking you is it yes he told them don't beat him as for the 2 men mr mohammed was protesting for their executions went ahead as planned amid allegations that they'd been tortured in jail and in london an indication of how concerned the police are about what might happen to protesters inside the walls of the embassies of gulf states. al jazeera. more than a 100 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on to his years tourist beaches david chaytor has been to the resort city of seas which is now the new frontline in the migration crisis. the on the horizon of these warm waters lapping the shore of sars this tragedy is playing out on time and the bodies of its

victims to these tourist be shoes. more than 70 migrants drowned last man. when their inflatable raft sank in rough weather. the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses were floating in from every direction or not. saving these people and even returning them to a prison in d.b.f. is better than letting them die like that in huge numbers of young people pregnant women and babies you see the northern european countries that we are the heavy responsibility it's a crime that all this garbage heap outside zazi this is where the dead bodies used to be dumped the red crescent has now ribera them nearby but these graves share the same ground as the city's rubbish. we spoke to a young man who nearly ended up here himself. in the living has left libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment

so i look at what i did and now i remember what happened i feel sick mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zazi this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of danger would wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people that were washed ashore on the city beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered in the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the south held region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's

reality that's haunting this speech david chaytor al-jazeera sources. a canadian citizen held in syria since last december has been released in lebanon christian laid back so was freed following mediation efforts by lebanon security chief it's unclear what banks there was doing in syria at the time of his detention. just like something. else. you know. like. we. are. now going to hold the as more from beirut. lebanon has mediated the release of

a canadian national who was being held in syria the one of the top security officials in lebanon about for him was the man involved in this mediation effort he said that the canadian national mr baxter was detained last year for violating laws in syria they really didn't divulge much details concerning the circumstances of his detention this is not he's not the 1st foreign national to be released in the past month a few weeks ago an american national was released about him himself playing a crucial role now he's calling this a humanitarian gesture but many here believe that these are messages messages that the syrian government wants to give to the west as it tries to regain legitimacy as it tries to end sanctions at the end of the day these 2 these 2 foreign nationals who were held and in syrian jails are not among the high profile people who went missing and believed to be held by the syrian government so messages possibly from

the syrian government to the west trying to regain lost legitimacy the airman's the rebels say the younger brother of their leader. has been killed should a statement denouncing the death of a brahim by the sea but they didn't specify the cause they're blaming agents of what they say is the u.s. israeli saudi coalition we were fighting intensifies in the south between government forces and separatists backed by the united arab emirates at least a dozen people have been killed since fighting broke out in aden on wednesday. as more. this is a ration in aden is a very dangerous for all the civilians there many families are still trapped and living between the fighting groups the transitional council's security forces continue their battles in the days to populate areas many appears have been issued

by civilians while traveling between booth while fighting they have called for for operating access to the to these people to get out of the cities all especially the districts where the 1st confrontations are taking place which are in whole mike southern creator the various confrontations which have started only around the presidential palace now it has extended out throughout the city there were also the presidential guards have also been deployed to. to fight with the bill security forces now the situation is really difficult for the people there they are calling for for for access for them to flee the city. according to some reports from local sources. over 11 people have been killed. from

both sides the world food program says it will resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in yemen's capital deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people and son are stopped 2 months ago over concerns aid was being diverted from van mobile people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's fighters. russia's government has accused the u.s. embassy in moscow of meddling in internal affairs says the american embassy published a map on social media with the root of an unauthorized protest in the capital last week the russians ministry of foreign affairs has summoned the senior u.s. diplomat over the post severson has more from moscow. well this can be seen as a new phase in this immense crackdown that's been going on against the protest movement who has been taken to the streets in the last couple of weeks and will

take to the streets again on saturday the foreign ministry now blames the united states embassy of inviting people to these protests by all the united states embassy sas that they just have put on a warning on their website telling people to avoid the area but this is all seen in the light of a new narrative which is building up here by the government making people clear that this is a foreign intervention this is not russian thing it doesn't show that russians are unhappy but it's foreign countries who are interfering in russian politics right now in the same delighted to stay duma has called for an emergency session discussing what they call election interference by 3 organizations foreign organizations and also the german channel deutsche welle has been blamed for supporting these protests and this all comes after a crackdown which has been intensifying in this last week with a lot of people detained 11. people are facing serious criminal charges for what

the government describes as rioting while the rights organization say the old peacefully protesting more than 2000 people have been detained but most of them have been released but most of the opposition candidates where this whole process is actually valid because they are not allowed to run in the city elections in moscow on september 8th most of them are also behind bars and the leader of one of the leaders of this protest movement enough ali has blamed the authorities for poison attack and his organization the anticorruption foundation is now also facing criminal charges of money laundering and this is all part of the government plan to clamp down to to crackdown on this movement but so far without any results because on saturday a tan's of thousands of people are expected on the streets here in moscow again in

an authorized protest by the moscow government. in russia more cases are being reported of people being arrested and charged for buying lifesaving drugs on the internet campaigners say medicine and legally available in other countries are categorized in russia as narcotics such as cocaine iran can reports from moscow. is 10 years old and this has been his life since he was 3 he suffers from barton's disease that's a degenerative illness that is fatal and begins in early childhood his mother tries to do her best to keep him as comfortable as possible it's a daily struggle there are medicines available that could make his last days more comfortable those medicines which are available in many parts of the world a legal in russia. elena has already lost a daughter to the disease in 2013 she says her daughter was in pain until the day she died elena didn't want her son to go through the same so when doctors told her

there were drugs available abroad she decided to buy the medicines on the internet from a reputable website she says she was unaware that the medicines were illegal she presume that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription that there was no issue the authorities of banned certain medicines like the one she ordered because they contain mood altering substances that could be abused when she went to pick them up the police were waiting and detained. just around 5 pm i went to the post office to pick up my postle and when i was leaving i was approached by 2 people who were police and customs officer they told me my parcel contained a prohibited substance they demanded i give an explanation of the medicines and they took the packet from me after several hours alone i was released but she's angry that she faced such treatment. the lawyer and the doctor from my local hospice to help me i was scared and i needed help to help get more released the anger came afterwards because the system is not working at the same time i heard my

son was vomiting blood i was so outraged at the system that prevented me from buying this medicine in the hospice that helped her the star play with the office dog a moment of relief as they worked to uncover more cases of pressure the authorities to make certain pain medicines more freely available of this can cause a hospice made its own independent survey we also said they needed this legal medicine to send us information within a week we heard from 1300 families. russia's health ministry has said that it is looking into the legal issues surrounding the availability of these drugs also said that. his need to apply full licenses to sell those drugs within the country itself out of the campaign is have said they've been hearing this for years and not much change for the families of those with sick children. only adds to the already difficult situation there and. i had on al

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we'll. i. by football fans that's catch up with the new season that started right well it started in a few hours' time he said it was a new english premier league season kicks off in about few hours opening day sees european champions liverpool an action the reds take on uni promoted neuer to at anfield last season you're going clips that seem racked up 97 points the best ever

tell it all in the club's 127 year history however it was still one point behind champions man city. it's very very important even as a team who want to jump the last year. we have to we have to state a team who nobody wants to play against and not because the name not because quality bethnal because of the intensity we put in the game and that's what i. will answer boys floor and that's what we have to show tonight the 1st time in the season ahead of the new season there's been plenty of transfer activity with thought that would tell you who is think it will be the new signings to watch 1st up harry mcguire 26 year old the england center back moved on leicester to manchester united for $97000000.00 he'll be expected to shore up a united defense that concedes that $54.00 goals in $38.00 games last season next is awesome those new $72000000.00 when the nicklaus set

a pail of the ivorian arrives from little having scored $22.00 goals last season in the 2nd only to kill him back pay of a $10.00 spent over $100000000.00 in the transfer window $35000000.00 of that was spent all for may you vent to strike a more easy king in the 19 year old italian is all but he's also regarded as one of europe's best don't play this last season's champions league final as tottenham have both the french matilda and don't believe from neil him preston pre-season creating an assist for lucas more goal with his very touch as a spurs player and finally we have a mahmood i'm at it but i him has been better known as it has again nicknamed off of the french woke up when a 24 year old one of the few bright spots for it in the africa cup of nations a scoring in their opening match against zimbabwe has now moved to newly promoted

aston villa while one man and not featuring in the premier league this year is cool he's left much to say united for in milan and italy syria and he says working with coach antonio conte was one of the main motivations for them wolf. you know for me like i said it was this is the best manager in the world or somebody that can make . better all the time you can see. this record and. also you know i want to take the president stevens i'm going to disappear but also for the confidence in me. to get me here is all the really delighted to be joined this beautiful club tiger woods has pulled out of the northern trust p.g.a. event just hours before his 2nd round was due to tee off while he was in serious danger of missing the cut in new jersey and this was a rare highlight for him during those this 1st want he ended the day before all the paul wood says he's withdrawing because of

a modern strain that led to pain and stiffness. sometimes it's like you know no matter how much you try and look around it just doesn't add up to the number you want and it's happened before in the past and happened today and i'm sure a lot happening in the future but hopefully not tomorrow hopes have been raised as in bob wade could be welcomed back into international cricket last month the game's a governing body the i.c.c. suspended the country for alleged government interference that meant to its men and women's teams that were banned from international competition and zimbabwe's cricket board was denied the much needed funding however on friday it is in bob way government to reinstated the board which was the main condition for readmittance the decision has come too late for the country's 2 national teams often they were both withdrawn from the world t 20 call a size beginning in october. and australian legend shane warne is making

a return to cricket the 49 year old to has been hired to coach team london in the hundreds and new u.k. based limited overs torment that launches and next year while one is a world cup winner and a veteran of 145 tests he doesn't have much of a limited overs coaching background is many experience that coming in 2008 when he coach why just on in the i.p.l. . a man who competed for the us olympic dressage team has been tarred with 2 counts of attempted murder the 54 year old michael barr is sauna is accused of shooting a woman multiple times at his new jersey farm he's been charged with 2 counts of attempted murder and weapons offenses the 2020 limpid torch relay will start in fukushima and the region devastated by an earthquake tsunami and nuclear crisis in 2011 the east and japanese district will host

some sama olympic events including football and baseball japanese government is urging visitors to come to focus she must say in the region is safe and poses and no risk for elliptic fans. and that's a form rant about the family crying so much that's it for me for this news hour but i'm back in a moment with more of the day's news so stay with us. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster the gear the country as a fighting each other and we've been told that we constantly yes this is the

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this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up thousands of protesters sit in that hong kong airport is the chief executive complains of the economic damage. detecting violence in advanced tech company executives meet at the white house to discuss online extremism plus. from one crisis to another how the drugs trade in colombia is ensnaring venezuela and seeking in the skate. now protests have erupted in india and i administered kashmir 5 days after the modis government stripped the region of autonomy. let's go to priyanka gupta she joins us now live from new delhi and we know there's been a bit of

a blackout there tell us what we know about the situation on the protests. will be a getting the 1st reports of a mosque protest in srinagar which is the largest city in the region that happened right after friday prayers where thousands of people have marched towards downtown srinagar and they were met with live fire tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets we understand that there have been some injuries some of them sustained pellet injuries and they are admitted instead of us largest hospital now there have been sporadic protests in the last few days ever since the government of india here in new delhi decided to revoke article 370 and strip the regional physical economy and divide the region into 2 separate federally administered territories there's a lot of discontent and i'm going to bang the people in parts of india and mexico which is under severe communication blackout and also severe restrictions have been

put in place after the protests erupted in srinagar the curfew is back in place it was eased earlier in the day to allow worshippers to go to their neighborhood mosques and offer their prayers but after that after these protests the security restrictions were were again put in place across the south the north and also parts of srinagar. what's the word now on restrictions. but some of those restrictions are back in place tens of thousands of indian power military soldiers and police officials from different parts of the country are stationed there. to preempt any protests that might happen in different parts of. but as we saw today on friday there was a huge protest the 1st biggest protest against

a government position. the largest city of the region the shops are still closed people still don't have access to food and medicines a curfew is still in place telephone lines are still blocked internet is still not working people are curious people are queuing up in front of government offices and airports the only few places where that cell phone lines are working to speak to people outside the indian embassy me just to let them know that they are fine or to tell them about their well being so the situation is extremely volatile right now in parts of the india i'm sick of sorry but i will leave it there thanks so much priyanka gupta. the roles have been demonstrations in islamabad as well as in pakistan administered kashmir scant more now from kemal high then he's been at those protests in islamabad. thousands of bieber have gathered a question which is also of a popular protest avin you are shouting distance from august on spot despite the

heavy rain how than the people have come the government has scored a major rally to show their solidarity with the people of specially also important to note that the pakistani foreign minister had already holding talks with the chinese counterpart pakistan wants to take this to the united nations security council we've been talking to the people there young and brought them about how they feel and why they're. still the same. things just. came from. his. name going to face and that it has been a pretty heavy rains but it has more to stop anybody from getting here to protest that event off article $317.00. which we think that india has essentially

shot itself in the foot. people in. kashmir say they're living on the edge fast jamail reports from districts in the south of the region. indeed administered kashmir has been cut off from the outside world mobile phones internet and landlines are all down in the kashmir valley where soldiers are enforcing a curfew for people here life suddenly become tougher. as you can see the shops are all shut here and we're having a hard time getting food and there's no transportation we're facing a difficult time here. i had to take a patient to the hospital but they aren't allowing us to travel they've put a have a restriction here created a militarized zone and 1st black law into us the indian government has revoked the region's autonomy but the situation is not the same everywhere 5. this is just the hindu majority part of the administered the smear like the demographics the buz

here are different than the rest of the region life in this part remains fairly normal with the exception here in general public assembly has been restricted and mobile internet has been disabled along with some phone connections all these are not nearly as severe as the total shutdown in the neighboring kashmir valley the difference here is that by and large most people support the government's new measures for indian administered kashmir. mary hindus used to live in the muslim majority kush near valley but fled religious violence 30 years ago some are living in cramped homes and can only dream of the ones they left behind. the condition of the economy. but what is the head of this now permanent migrant camp still visits family and friends in the kashmir valley he'd also like to go back but says that's difficult. we also the government one place for us to sit on so from there we'll have self security and check on old properties but if they tell

us to just. go back to old places this won't happen 5 5 4. tension is high here and many people see the wait and see what develops and pray life will get better as jamil al jazeera district indeed administered kashmir now hong kong's chief executive says she's making no concessions to protesters and is accusing them of recklessness spoke to the media as a mass sits in began hong kong airport the 2nd in a month thousands of spelling out there and government messages to passengers flying in protesters want an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality the complete withdrawal of an extradition law and the resignation of hong kong's leader they did not mind destroying hong kong economy they have no stake in the society which so many people have helped to build and that that's why they resort to all

this violence and obstructions causing huge damage to the economy and sort of daily life off of people so i am indeed very worried about this situation and that's why i appeal for calm calmness and rationality to help us to overcome this situation well mcbride is following the airport protest. incredible scenes here this friday evening at hong kong's international airport where this protest is suddenly swelling in numbers and now completely taking over the arrivals hall at the this ad terminal if i can just ask paul to just give us a bit of a top shot here there are 2 main arrival halls here in the terminal a and b. with a large section in between and all of these areas are now completely filled with mainly 16 years but also older protesters many of them wearing masks this nobody

has given any permission for this protest to happen but you are simply not going to stop thousands of people from coming into the terminal and sitting down on the floor and that's what's taken place and the whole idea of this is to educate people arriving on flights about what this whole extradition controversy is about so people are meeting the arrivals off the planes giving them leaflets and all kinds of different languages talking about free hong kong talking about police terrorism here at sacha largely there has been a good response it has to be said good natured response from new arrivals somebody will demand especially perhaps amongst mainland mainland chinese visitors as people arrive here on the planes that they are being given all of these leaflets you have other people walking around with their laptops open explaining in different languages on power point presentations what this is all about excuse me

welcome to hong kong and over here we have one of these ubiquitous pop up lenin walls as they are known that we've seen these all around hong kong people start putting post it notes with all sorts of political messages on them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up lenin wall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st things that you can do as well is getting your duty free is to write a message on a post it note and slap it on a student. now one of the world's largest religious gatherings and the sacred right for muslims is underway close to 2000000 of them are started their annual had koger managed to mecca a 5 day ritual in saudi arabia is a chance for muslims to seek redemption to forgive and be forgiven humala samak authorities in jerusalem are calling for the closure of the city's mosques on

sunday and a mass prayer to be held at the luxor instead are a force it has more from west jerusalem or islamic work feel 40 which runs the locks a mosque compound in accordance with the jordanian government it has decided to close all mosques in the local area calling on people instead to come to our itself and the surrounding area to carry out the prayers the main prayers for eat have been delayed from sunrise to the 2nd pres the day at 730 local time in the morning presumably to maximize the number of people who can attend them and also that coincides with the time that usually the site would be open from the other side to non muslims now there are right wing and religious nationalist jewish groups that are calling for access on this day despite the fact it's a major muslim 1st or because it also falls on the same day that jews mark to shut down have that as a commemoration of the falling of the 1st and 2nd temples and the jewish exile the background to this is that there has been.