and you watched people yesterday saying that i threw him out of a club i do want anything to do with it now is many many years ago it shows you one thing that i have to take that long with allegations that he supplied young girls to his circle of influential men all denied by the man in question just on friday thousands of documents were unsealed from a legal case against one of his associates that alleged a young girl was forced to have sex with quote many powerful men including numerous problems american politicians business executives foreign presidents and a well known prime minister and other world leaders and quote epstein was 1st indicted in 2007 on similar charges that could potentially have led to him spending life in prison if he served only 13 months in a private wing of a county jail in florida following a plea agreement under the terms of the deal investigations into his activities were ended and the extent of his crimes and who else was involved concealed the federal prosecutor who negotiated that deal with alexander acosta who subsequently

became doldrums labor secretary he resigned following renewed scrutiny of that plea deal it would be selfish for me to stay in this day and when you are talking about it all here's all that in about 8 on me right now even off to epstein's release as a registered sex offender he mixed in elite circles but in july federal prosecutors ordered his arrest again his house was searched and probes of evidence seized it's expected that civil proceedings will continue against epstein's est and perhaps the truth of who epstein was will be settled time see al-jazeera. more than 50000 opposition protesters have rallied in russia's capital the demonstration was the biggest of its kind in years they were protesting against some candidates being excluded from local elections next month more than 200 people were arrested step barzan reports from moscow. this huge turnout shows that the government's crackdown is not working despite massive arrest in the past weeks more

people have gathered to demand that and to police violence and asked those detained to be released what started as a local election protest has turned now into a broader movement and curators childer term kurd for the fish is no government against its own people alexander salafi of is the only opposition candidate who tried to run in the moscow election who is not in detention at least not at the moment before the rally we could only meet him at a public square because he's avoiding arrest by not going home he had been detained for 8 days after the previous protest or the authoritarian regimes collapse just because of their actions like this because they do everything vice versa they suppress street crackdown and he try to stop the spread of information they stop they try to stop something inevitable something that you cannot stop

a big victory to stop time to trade so progress did attention of opposition leaders like ilyushin and alexina at not deter people from taking to the streets at the authorised rally protestors were urged to take part in a not or an authorized rally that's when police started to detain people and again part of the center of moscow is under lockdown people are being detained for peacefully marching here through the city center it was an authorized protest people are being brought in one by one dragged over the floor u.k. and sometimes with quite a lot of force with love in scream. and with this thing that they're all being brought in to be a father while vladimir putin is celebrating his 20 years in power analysts say more russian when their point is to be heard. the citizens are demonstrating something brand new and you wear fitting to rectify during the protests and importantly their persistency it's not valued enough but for a political process like this it's the key factor so far the authorities have not

backed down although less people were detained during the previous weeks ago but with tens of thousands on the streets and more protests expected pressure will only grow step faster al-jazeera. to the largest arts and culture festival in the world where artists are challenging me establish a theater dance circus an art them or french is hosting some of the world's most experimental productions charlie and want to see how they're playing out with their audiences. are staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a new. or a state that flips fabric show is exceeding expectations. bending acrobatics with. stick. with skating and pacu with piano music the canadian treat is reinventing circus.

it's always circus circus is so vast you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute which is that theater he just stands to and he was talking while he was doing it so he's again doing theater while dancing and there's music but then he does juggling so we call it circus. mixing up films is also in evidence at edinburgh's botanic gardens where there's a multi-sensory war inspired by the sights sounds and scientific study of the flow country scotland's peak. bokes trees breathe and sing. c c c transporting visitors to another world. c lying artists who have all been inspired by the flow country and for some aren't and kate's message sutherland which is in the north of scotland so they've all spent a variety of time between 3 days some as long as 18 months up there they've 4 or 2

scientists based on the flow country and that's been the inspiration for all the works that you see in the gardens edinburgh is the perfect environment for us is to experiment with new technologies this is a sauna on brother is given to each visitor and plays the sound of birdsong and the original piano. also comes in handy when the weather plays out. one american company is making life cinema using actors project is in 500 shadow puppets to recreate the story of frankenstein. an eccentric orchestra plays a haunting soundtrack with some instruments controlled by robotics these cutting edge pieces of playing well with audiences in edinburgh breaking the mold and creating art that refuses to be defined. al-jazeera and run. on al-jazeera and sparked a shot of an auto overshadowed by a portuguese teenager destined to take this crown just

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show for the gold and don't leave it out in a sister that lead to one goes for that fellow there he was subbed all for just 20 minutes to go. meanwhile in the netherlands strong winds brought down a large section of the roof of the stadium. out most incredible pictures but for sure no injuries from the collapses the side were playing at the time engineers checking to see if the structure is safer ahead of the next guy and harley on wednesday. to american athletes a very political process during their gold medal ceremonies at the pan american games in peru i'm a star glenn terry raised her face that the end of the u.s. and to her thought of 74.6 teammates as she said later that somebody had to stand up for the injustices going on in america and race in burden took a knee during the medal ceremony for the team for oil event the power likely to be sanctions are that she is now the former heavyweight boxing champion anthony

joshua's being urged to find out more about human rights abuses being carried out by saudi arabia comes off the decision was made to hold his rematch for it and and he really is junior on the outskirts of riyadh in december so how might it reports . it's one of the most highly anticipated fights of the year but the boxing itself looks set to be overshadowed anthony joshua's attempt to recapture his world titles from andy ruiz is set to happen this december in saudi arabia. it's a decision that's drawn criticism following the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi last year inside the saudi consulate in istanbul and the military campaign in yemen by a saudi led coalition which human rights groups have accused of carrying out indiscriminate attacks on homes hospitals and marketplaces. in a statement amnesty international said if anthony joshua farts andy ruiz jr in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sports washed their severely tarnished image. saudi arabia has still managed

to secure a number of huge events in the country despite the criticism former unified world champion american was paid millions to fight in jeddah last month the kingdom of saudi arabia invites the world in 2018 world wrestling entertainment staged their 1st event there as part of a 10 year deal worth a reported $450000000.00. saudi arabia has also agreed a 5 year deal to host the dakar rally however criticism pressure has seen some events called off. novak djokovic and raphaela dolls pulled out of an exhibition last december the match would have seen them net $1000000.00 each. nonetheless for the joshua match it seems business interests have prevailed say that it was a business decision it's based on the money he's going to earn it will be as hard

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demonstrations go into their 10th week. from our headquarters here and also coming up. israeli soldiers forced palestinian worshippers from parts of. the u.n. says 40 people have died in recent fighting in yemen separatists have agreed to a cease fire in the port city of aden also ahead. people here say they desperately need help and that they have been abandoned by the venezuelan government.

ok let's get going live pictures on our top story from hong kong where riot police are trying to drive protesters off the streets in the latest of a series of demonstrations police have fired tear gas jury in clashes in the past few hours of rallies which have not been authorized by the relevant police authorities the city is now into its tense week of unrest activists have also been demonstrating at the international airport to make the rioting tourists aware of their campaign rob mcbride joins us live now from hong kong rob why have they taken the decision to try and push the people off the streets might make it worse before it makes it better. it's interesting peter the police have been accused of using tactics which are inappropriate of being heavy handed the protesters say it's outright brutality and that seems to have made the situation worse and brings more people out onto the streets but then you get

people on the conservative pro beijing side that says look these are thugs these are people who are ruling hong kong's future come on get tough with them you've got the tools to go out there and show them who's boss and i think maybe we have seen a bit of the latter on this particular day we've had a another day of the typical hong kong protests they start quite peacefully almost an accountable type atmosphere as you mentioned that the protests that were taking place today are not allowed to have taken place they didn't have permission from the police nonetheless thousands of people turned out police were nowhere to be seen they just basically allow people to take over the streets they they have their own marshals of the marching along that seem to control the traffic but then as predictably perhaps again the ends in these violent clashes the protests we've been following in particular this has been on the cow district of hong kong from a area called champs and basically thousands of people marched all the way across

the calhoun peninsula to this place which used to show one when they people reached here thousands of those simply went home but there was always of these protests a hardcore that advanced on the police station that's in this area joe and they advanced as they have done many times before build a barricade put up the umbrellas to get closer and closer to the police station basically trying to get within throwing range and they were using not only a few rocks this time but also marbles being fired from catapults devices there are . different types of devices being used and police did respond in force there was tear gas and also quite a few rubber bullets and then after that him. this particular area of police really did come out in force whole squads of riot police took to the streets very much just stamping their off already wants more on this place that they are in control but there is still some trouble going on you mentioned there that there is

a skirmish that's in another part of this kowloon district it's in a place called chimps are joy at the police station that has been targeted before where there is another standoff continuing peter rob many thanks israeli police have moved into the mosque compound in east jerusalem after a standoff with palestinians at one of the gates to the holy site at least $37.00 people were injured the trouble began when right wing jewish groups demanded access to the area under a status quo agreement that only allowed in on certain days i mean joins us live now from east jerusalem order just get us right up to date what's been going on there in the last hour or so well. $1330.00 local time so $1030.00 g.m.t. about half an hour ago a group of these really jewish religious nationalists did get into the. compound we heard sort of a. there was an uproar part of the muslim palestinian worshippers there but we

didn't we didn't hear any kind of violence. as we had seen earlier in the day certainly they did went into the complex under protection of the israeli police and we understand by now is that they left already now that should not have happened because as you said just now. jewish worshipers are allowed to go into the compound on certain days only and today is not one of them simply because it is a muslim. festival. and the status quo agreement known muslims are not allowed to access the complex at that time that prime minister netanyahu who had taken the decision not to allow these right wing jewish religious nationalists a lot of them being also settlers to get into that compound came under attack from

some of his right wing coalition partners telling him that he was caving in to intimidation some went as far as saying that he was caving in to terrorists and that is probably why he reversed that decision do you think it will carry on being this tinder dry this combustible. well i think the next few hours are going to be are going to really tell us what's going to happen next but i think she day these groups were adamant to get into the compound simply because today is also a jewish commemoration day they commemorate the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temple and many of these people believe that it's actually below. mosque so if it did have these 2 religious days coincide muslim and jewish going siding on the same day that doesn't happen very often what does happen is usually when tensions flare

up you never know if it's going to continue and become much bigger or if it's going to calm down that is something we're going to have to see later in the day last night for example many of these jewish right wing religious nationalists where parading in the streets of jerusalem they were chanting many palestinians found that extremely provocative we're just going to have to see if that's going to happen again today you'll keep us posted i'm sure in the meantime thank you very much ok let's take a look at what makes the mosque compound so very significant well the area is central to the israeli palestinian conflict and has been a regular flashpoint as both sides lay claim to it jewish worshipers refers to it as temple mount which is built on top of the western wall is the holiest site where they can pray for muslims the compound in occupied east jerusalem is the dome of the rock and the mosque which represent the 3rd holiest site in islam and the

states of jordan is in charge of the mosque compound let's talk to ben white he's an analyst and author of cracks in the wall beyond apartheid in palestine and israel he joins us from london great to have you back here on al-jazeera what's your reading of where we are right now in occupied east jerusalem and how do you think it will play out. well there's always the events that occurred specifically today and no wider context and as your correspondent reported and the immediate reasons for today's violence has been 1st and foremost the attacks by the israeli police forces of palestinian worshippers inside alexa last compound and then of course the effort by so-called temple movement activists to to enter the compound on a day when it is both a deal at and for the jewish festival of titian of but it's important to remember that this is not primarily about a quote unquote religious conflict or competing religious claims to worship there

are many jewish religious authorities who actually believe that jews should not enter the compound and this is really a long there's a long standing campaign by these radical circle temple movement activists and they they are bent on changing the status quo within the al aqsa mosque compound and they have friends in high places in the israeli government and meanwhile you know when you take a look at the city more generally the israeli government was heading towards a fresh new election in september netanyahu wanting to keep the religious right in the right general on his side israeli government and settlers are accelerating our efforts to advance various projects in occupied east jerusalem getting your city in it and its environs that's included recently the eviction honesty of families in neighborhoods like sichuan secluded efforts by israeli occupation forces to crack down on palestinian youth especially communities like we're and of course we've seen the mass demolitions really impressed it it must demolitions and sort of

a hit as well ok and on the depression just interrupt you for a 2nd though i mean clearly the dynamic as you've identified there clearly the dynamic for benjamin netanyahu is you know stability and peace through security keep israel secure keep israel safe and yes there's the elections and yes some analysts are saying well actually. election to come is an election between the right wing and the far right wing but is there a sense in which the palestinians are failing their people the palestinian leadership they arguably are giving israel an open goal here because where are they what are they saying what's their message to the palestinians within the context of this time of being muslim and being a religious muslim. in jerusalem specifically. you know for a long time now palestinians and jews have struggled with the issue of an absence affected national leadership you know the palestinian authority is is prohibited by it by the israelis from sort of operating freely in jerusalem and local community

activists often targeted by these radio authorities or arrested harassment another you know the types of persecution so for palestinians in jerusalem there is there is a real issue about about leadership about be able and this is why it is often sort of particular spikes within neighborhoods and you know events around the lexicon have the potential to provide why do communal struggle i mean i'll see a couple of years ago around around the al aqsa mosque compound in the back of the gates and you know it's hard to say whether the events today will escalate further along those lines and but yes there is that there is a real problem with leadership but that goes of course more broadly with the national division that in fact happen tennis in jerusalem specially palestinians are facing a difficult a very difficult situation of isolation fragmentation in the face of this concerted effort by the israeli authorities and settlers to to press home what they see is

that as an advantage not just in terms of the asymmetry on the ground but also in terms of the troop administration's position effectively giving a green light for israeli colonization activities in the city.