comes a lot now depends on the actions of israeli security forces algerians have taken to the streets for the 25th friday in a row calling for the overthrow of the ruling elite president abdelaziz bouteflika was forced to step down in april after weeks of mass protests 5 former ministers have been taken into custody since then on corruption charges but demonstrators have refused to back down and they want all of beautifully because in a circle gone. 80 migrants have been saved by french rescue ship from a dinghy off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian flag rescue ship the ocean viking italy's interior minister met to salvage any says he is preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters under a new agreement decree the ship risks being fined more than a $1000000.00 meanwhile more than 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on tunisia's terrace beaches which borders libya the main base for people smugglers

david has been to the results which is becoming a new frontline in the migration crisis. beyond the horizon of these war waters lapping the sure of sars this tragedy is playing out and time and tide of bringing the bodies of its victims to these tourist be shoes. more than 70 migrants drowned last month 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 be so obviously saving these people and even returning them to a prison in britain looked in granbury like that in huge numbers. young people pregnant women and babies you see the northern european countries that we're heavy responsibility it's a crying all this garbage ship outside zazi this is where the dead bodies used to

be dumped the red crescent has now reburied 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 it doesn't leave you as we left libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did and i'll leave it i remember what happened i feel sick. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zaza this other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of the wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new symmetry is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people that were washed ashore on the city's 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 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. here with al-jazeera live from london much more still ahead for you on the program tech companies a host at the white house to discuss the rise in online extremism is learning a trade war between the united states and china the answer might be in latin america. and tiger woods is challenging the northern trust comes to an end santa will be here to explain why.

police say the gunman in saturday's shooting in el paso confessed to the crime after surrendering and said he had been targeting mexicans posted a racist and white nationalist document online ahead of that attack which left $22.00 people dead let's go live now to kristen slimmy in washington what is the latest on the investigation kristen. well these are new details that are emerging about how and when the gunman allegedly confessed police say that they had him surrounded in his vehicle he stepped out with his hands in the air surrendered saying i'm the shooter basically admitting that he was guilty of this mass shooting that left 22 people dead and later when he was taken into custody he spoke to investigators waived his rights not to implicate himself and said that he was in fact targeting mexicans 22 people were killed 8 of them were actually from the country of mexico mexican nationals several more had hispanic sounding names this

happened in el paso texas which sits right on the border of mexico so there's a lot of back and forth across the border between the 2 cities we also what we don't know officially yet is if that race is screed that was posted on lied was in fact done so by him that is what is suspected that has yet to be confirmed all of this leading up to the question of whether or not 21 year old patrick cruciatus will be charged in fact with a hate crime right now he's facing capital murder charges but the investigation is ongoing and given what we are learning could be those charges could be upgraded to a hate crime and what about the political fallout so funny. well well we know that this shooting has only fueled criticism against president for using what many consider to be racist language whether and contributing to

a kind of. an environment of hate a feeling of hate that could have led to this shooting whether it's president telling for women of color for congress women of color they should go back to the country they came from or denigrating the hometown of a black congressman he's been under a lot of criticism for setting a racist tone in our that could lead to this kind of event but what's really interesting in the wake of this is that now the president and the republican party are talking about gun control measures something that republicans have not been willing to discuss in the past even though the united states has more mass shootings and more gun violence than any country in the world something that hasn't really come up in the past or hasn't been able to get through congress in the past now the president says that he would be in favor of quote intelligent background checks strengthening background checks for people in order for them to buy a gun in the hopes of preventing some of these kinds of mass shootings and he seems

to have some support from the senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell on that front this is new territory for the republicans they've stopped short of going so far as supporting it in assault weapons ban which is what some on the left would like to see happen but there seems to be movement that we haven't seen in some time towards gun control measures in the wake of this shooting thank you very much for the latest on this from washington kristen salumi well the drama administration is hosting various tech companies to discuss the rise in online extremism today the internet has long been around for extremists looking to congregate and recruit the online messaging board 8 chan is believed to have posted a document by the texas government showing white supremacists use shortly before saturday's attack the site has since gone offline and its members about to relocate to alternative platforms and encrypted messaging services. well one of the science

they appear to be moving to is dab the webform was frequented by the alleged shooter in the 2800 pittsburgh synagogue attack on wednesday it said it was adding more than a 1000 new uses each day facebook now automatically blocks links from the daily storm this is a white supremacist messaging board that is launching been deep platforms it was linked to violence by white nationalists in charlottesville in 2017 earlier this year facebook announced tighter restrictions on its streaming feature after a gunman in new zealand life filmed an attack on 2 mosques which left $51.00 people dead well and kelly is a digital cultures analyst at university of east anglia and joins me live via skype from nor it's the white house didn't disclose which tech companies would be attending this meeting but is it your sense that they are serious about cracking down on the far right extremism online. that's

a good question i think that tech companies will always have a vested interest essentially in hosting sites with. palatable content purely because there's money to be made up at that market essentially if you can identify a gap in the market and a kind of capitalist logic then you can identify a source of revenue and this is how sites like a chair and have been ticking along. for years and years now essentially and the daily storm of i'm really glad you brought that up because that was also another really good example of the quite well known and quite popular hate sites that essentially managed to create a revenue stream for cyber security companies for. hostess for didn't do their own registrars so it's really good to see that there is being some pressure being put on these companies essentially and some political pressure as well and there's

there's some pressure being put on these companies but not enough presumably because for the any sort of crackdown to be effective from what you're saying you have to completely cut off their profitability yeah that's exactly right and it's one of those problems where it's obviously not a toad letting problem to the question of white supremacist violence. you know the problem a would say if we want to really tackle it starts at the root cause it's a tough start to a society which creates this kind of economic and social structure which creates alienated and disaffected young men who find solace in these sites and slowly become radicalized but in the interim it really does feel wrong that people are making money off of sites that have blood on their hands and simple language. it's a pose it is a very difficult to perhaps you know find it precise cause the links. but in terms of those that are attracted to these far right sites and those that use them

it does the evidence show that people are radicalized by these sites or do these sites in fact attract individuals that already subscribe to this sort of violent ideology. there's always a kind of combination of both it's very rare that someone shows up to the internet with a kind of complete coherent near nazi ideology usually what happens is there's a. there's a conveyor belt effect essentially people will gradually kind of go from one site which is kind of slightly racist leanings to a kind of more extremist one to a more extremist one and then you end up by openly white supremacist neo nazi forbes so how do you control or strain that sort of. domino effect without impinging on people's right to use the internet and the

critics that will say it affects free speech precisely i mean i think that free speech on the internet is actually something that we really do need to commit ourselves to and that makes this a really difficult difficult balancing act right i'm not particularly comfortable with the idea that we should give the government or indeed a you know large tech companies even more monitoring powers into our private lives but i sue certainly think that these sites will always find a way to exist but at the minute what's happening is they're profiting essentially off the extremism effect that they're creating so they have a vested interest in more and more people becoming radicalized and therefore spending more and more time on their site and that is something that we can actually tackle the profit motive without directly impinging on free speech in my opinion. so why if that is something quite an obvious relatively simple step to take why is that not being done. essentially as i said

before because these companies want to make money right and they are very happy for this stuff to stay in the shadows and for us to lead is that not require more proactive regulatory government intervention in their websites thems on the websites themselves or on the terms of the hotel rooms or cutting off profitability . i mean there's different ways that we can go about as we saw a cloud actually has completely shut down without any kind of government regulation that was pure social pressure. so i think that's a kind of mentoring that we really need to keep up weeding to keep up a sense that what this violence is is a kind of terrorist problem in a terrorist threat to the level of. the islamist terrorism at the same sense well thank you very much appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us on this annie kelly digital culture is joining us from the university of east anglia thank you

thank you for having me. in other developments u.s. president donald trump has doubled down on a trade war with china with another round of tariffs set to be imposed next month but for all the countries that lateral dispute has brought new trade benefits and one of the biggest winners appears to be mexico as there is money rappel has more on this now from mexico city. mexico has taken the top spot among the united states is international trading partners according to data from the 1st half of 2019. this potential gain from mexico is the result of a 12 percent drop in imports of chinese goods to the united states as a tariff war between the world's 2 largest economies plays out. uncertainty from international investors over the u.s. china trade conflict however has also rattled markets on august 1st the mexican stock exchange reacted with the worst trading day since the start of the year but casey it is because of these terrorist between the united states and china that we are seeing this disruption to global financial markets imagine what such

a confrontation involving a neutral terrorist between the u.s. and mexico would brill's this is not good for anyone's. this disruption to global markets has also hit the mexican peso which devalued by 1.57 percent on august 1st . not good for national economy which is only projected to grow by point 2 percent through 2019 is that this economic equilibrium that mexico appears to have is not solid i would say that the economic situation in mexico is shaky at best or mexico could maintain this balance at least until the end of year but it depends heavily on the policies pursued by president donald trump. earlier this year mexico avoided its own trade war with the united states which could have had a devastating effect on the national economy the reaction by global markets to growing tensions between the u.s. and china puts into question whether mexico really is the clear winner of the ongoing trade war or if there are any real winners at all. the dip in the stock

prices also serve as a reminder that the mexican economy is subject to the confidence international investors have in the u.s. trying to relationship there may be nervousness in the markets but mexican exports the united states are still on the rise as mexico continues to pick up the slack left over from china there is one thing however that could on balance mexico's position the sluggishness of its own economy went up a little al-jazeera mexico city so i have for you on the news hour and he's in kyrgyzstan made the t.v. station owned by the former president after he was arrested for corruption and abuse of power and meet the bahraini activist who says he feared for his life during a protest on the roof of his country's embassy in london and this australian legend is making a return to cricket for half the details in sport. hello

we've got some lovely weather across southern parts of here applies the usual clear blue skies lots of warm sun so a little bit of cloud over towards the black sea want to showers just tucked in here was up towards the northwest we got some really inclement weather rolling through an unusually deep area of low pressure very close to the british isles bringing those strong winds heaviest rains now making its way across our land in scotland that will gradually push further north but sas tailless like another very a windy day that could well be some trees downed branches down leaves certainly a heavy on the trees at the moment and that could cause some problems over the next day or so what sunday doesn't look another very breezy day but not quite as intense on that wind 22 celsius there the high in london but again it's 21 in paris so much of whether they're just around southern france towards the house but across the south you've got more warm sunshine rolling through getting into the low thirty's

once again. and they want us in all the parts of africa well some of the temperatures are low to mid thirty's for many here $25.00 celsius there in the bats over the last couple of days we'll be looking at a similar values almost time just let me stay pick up a touch for algiers but the winds just pushing in from the north the direction a top temperature of 31. rewind returns with a new series. takes on the past amount is a documentary by would compel the onion the island on the spot to hop on. rewind to games with faggots in city under siege or think. one way after shot 6 times on al-jazeera. being located outside the

western centrex fair of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away all of the lists a covert military in the financial dog and you see the people in those words and those policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when all the us can identify with the story. welcome back just a quick look at the headlines now at least a dozen people have been injured in srinagar as thousands rally against india's

crackdown on kashmir as autonomy police a 5 pellets and tear gas to disperse friday's protest is in indian administers the kashmir which remains under a security lockdown. more than 20 people have been killed in the fighting in the southern yemeni city of aden violence between government forces backed by saudi that coalition and a separatist faction backed by the u.a.e. has gone on for 3 days now and 18 migrants have been saved by french rescue ship off from a dinghy off the coast of libya is a deputy prime minister says he's preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters. meanwhile libya's internationally recognized government as accepted a cease fire request from the u.n. mission in the country over. the religious holiday starts on saturday and ends on chuse day the tripoli based government is battling a 4 month campaign by troops loyal to. the ceasefire will include a ban on as strikes the u.n.

mission will be responsible for monitoring any violations. at least 37 people have been killed in fighting between farmers and hunters from rival ethnic groups in chad the violence broke out over 3 days in the province of die a strategic area on the eastern border with sudan president idriss deby says the conflict has become a national concern. so we are witnessing a new phenomenon of social unease between different national communities into community conflicts today not simply located in a regional province of chatted it's almost all over the country. a canadian citizen held in syrian detention since last december has been released back still was freed following mediation efforts by lebanon security chief saying honda has more on this now from the lebanese capital 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 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 the these are messages messages that the syrian government wants to give to the west as it tries to over gain legitimacy as it tries to and sanctions at the end of the day these 2 these 2 foreign nationals who are 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. police in kyrgyzstan of raided the t.v. station owned by the former president back at unbiased it was arrested on thursday on the charges of corruption and abuse of power following a raid at his home the central asian nation is being pushed to the brink of a political crisis as his supporters gathered to protest his detention. explains. he stood there and ordered out staff at the t.v. station owned by kurdistan's former president also sent home in the latest move against. he was arrested. this followed a violent confrontation between his supporters and police one officer was killed and dozens injured. a temper for maine's a police custody after failing to cooperate in a criminal case an attempt of

a previously been accused of corruption in parliament stripped him of immunity after he fell out with presents a room by jean because. attempts who served 20112017 rejects the charges and accuses the authorities of a piece of office looking to capitalize on the political fallout. of he's a former president to contend on its return to the country after fleeing 2 years ago when he was accused of inciting ethnic hatred. i want to note the arrival of baghban off won't destabilize the situation now everyone is looking for the next parliamentary election and 2020 political parties including president jean because of the knobs will unite for the sake of stability the timing is perhaps coincidental the same day as bob returned from moscow russia's prime minister made a scheduled visit to the country which was good's of the. deal in my opinion it's

obvious that in the 21st century. kurdistan has reached its limit for revolutions the former soviet nation has seemed to fall the leaders to pose an uprising since $991.00 many in the capital bishkek 5th for the political fallout. i want to address both jane because of tom by of police sort all your issues without involving the people were tired of political tensions and instability. during his 4 knew the month of august is the business period for tourism and reordered to work and business will be affected and there's no sign that the political tensions will ease. of support of the fowling further protests and there are fears the country could be thrown into turmoil. al-jazeera. at least 60 people have been killed in southern and western india as monsoon rains lashed the country 22 of the victims are in the state of carolina where landslides

and flooding of course off some areas and forced the closure of a major airport carola is still recovering from last year's floods which were the worst hit in a century and affected some $5000000.00 people meanwhile more than 200000 dollars a fled their homes in the western states of maharashtra go and car not take out wet 38 people have died and at least 3 people have died in flash floods that have hit the coast of cambodia roads have been closed in some areas evacuated elise are assisting people to safety china has issued a red alert to its highest warning yet as a typhoon makes its way towards the eastern coastline only kima is expected to hit the eastern province of john on saturday with high winds and torrential rain already battered taiwan killing at least one person and leaving 60000 households without power japan was also hit by the severe weather system injuring a number of people and disrupting flights and ferry services. hong kong's chief

executive carry lam says she's making no concessions to protest is and is accuse them of reckless behavior and of destroying the economy. singing the songs of the revolution in the musical a miserable thousands of demonstrators occupied the airport and staged a mass sit in to deliver the anti-government message they want an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality the complete withdrawal of an extradition on the resignation of hong kong's leda. brings us more now from hong kong. i this was the site that greeted international travelers on friday hong kong airport swamped by protesters i they took over the arrival holes to explain his many different languages as possible what their struggle to stop the extradition law is about as they begin a 3rd month of protest the government says the proposed law has been shelved but

opposition groups fear china still wants to further erode hong kong's freedoms watch after protesting for 2 months the government still hasn't responded to our demand i don't mean law i wanted it to rescind what is happening in hong kong and hope they will show support to the protesters on the front line most visitors seem supportive of the action by local more than china. others seem to be welded and a few angry. they're all traitors shouted this woman. the unrest has left the government and its leader carry land beleaguered in one of her rare news conferences she blamed the protesters for the damage being done to the economy 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 the violence and abstractions causing huge damage so economy and so

daily life off of her people the day ended with the symbolic burning of offerings observed by local and international news media who flown in to see what happens next in this unprecedented challenge to the hong kong and chinese government's last weekend's demonstrations culminating in a day of strike action saw the most widespread violence yet on hong kong streets the government will be hoping that is as bad as these protests get and things will improve from here or it may have marked the start of a new more dangerous phase in this protest movements bright al-jazeera hong kong. 17 executives from investment firm goldman sachs have been charged with lying malaysia's former leader and others to steal billions of dollars from its development fund one m d b is the 2nd time since december that malaysia's accuse the multinational bank of misappropriating funds. is facing separate corruption

charges goldman sachs denies any wrongdoing well a political crisis is brewing in italy one of the 2 governing parties is table the motion of no confidence in prime minister giuseppe conti deputy prime minister matosi far right luke aussie is hoping the move will trigger fresh elections heads of political groups in the senate to choose to meet on monday to saturday to help a no confidence vote salvini says differences in the ruling coalition can't be mended and the country should face a general election as soon as possible. while also political issues in spain the acting prime minister petra sanchez will hold talks in a bid to break the deadlock over forming a new government he says he'll meet with the fall of the demos party and others including catalan separatists by the end of the month sanchez's twice failed to secure a parliamentary majority in support of his administration the socialist leader has 6 weeks to be confirmed as prime minister or put forward another candidate for the

job failing that a new election would be called for november. so let the end of august we will have an open progressive proposal ready we will discuss with the different political parties that could support the confirmation of the socialists and spain's government we will talk with the national spots party and we will also talk with the customer forces and logically we will talk with today most to see if we can reach an agreement that forms the government. about the activist says he feared for his life off the stall beat him for climbing on to the roof of his country's embassy in london during a protest in july with someone that was protesting against the executions of 2 bahraini activists. reports. in the dead of night mussa mohammed used the cover of scaffolding to gain access to the roof of the embassy. once there he unfurls his banner i'm risking my life to save 2 men about to be executed in the next few hours

that meets we did when you brought us we do send them letters for their human rights organization under your nose while 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 the 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 urge the country to respect human rights was. a god love was but suddenly everything changes a figure appears on the list next to the protester the police response has dramatically was he was abducted her. look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with

a stick almost forced off the roof was was mr muhammad can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says he's try to be teaching today 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 they 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 of the police to do something officers forced to push them back. fire her. within a minute or 2 the fire service has forced the dog.