you're. supporting some 2000000 people made in right and we're hearing that some of these agencies are starting to downsize their operations that doesn't sound like a very good trend that the curve is on i think what aid agencies are doing are included in the norwegian refugee council is we're concerned about the current situation and if it escalates further it's a very unknown situation and it's very volatile we still have many many of our workers on the ground so for example we have $96.00 yemenis stopped in southern yemen $61.00 of whom are in art and so we don't want to stop our operations but we need to really expand in order to be able to move around and not only that civilians themselves they need a cease fire they need a political resolution so they can leave their homes that they can move around freely and that and so that they can feel safe you mentioned that 40 people have

already been killed because of this crisis so we need the fighting to end a peaceful resolution so that people can get the help they need i thank you so much for explaining the situation there now protesters in hong kong have been out in force once again across different parts of the city the latest standoff took place inside a train station that was filled with smoke after police fired tear gas at protesters earlier officers trying to disperse a crowd that surrounded a police station as a major shopping district some of the scenes played out across the city as police tried to chase away crowds who set up barricades meanwhile a 3 day sit in in hong kong international airport appears to be wrapping up the protest movement is now entering its 10th week bryant has the latest from hong kong . we've had a another day of the typical hong kong protests they start quite peacefully almost

in a carnival 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 or there were marching along that seemed 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 kalou district of hong kong from an area called champs choice and basically thousands of people marched all the way across the calhoun peninsula to this place which is trying to show one that now when they people reached here thousands of those simply went home but there was always in these protests a hardcore that advanced on the police station that's in this area actually show 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 in this particular area of calhoun police really did come out in force to hold squads of riot police took to the streets very much as a stamping their austerity once more on this place that they are in control david's way again is professor emeritus at hong kong university of science and technology he says hong kong is governor should make an effort to talk to the activists. i think that the young people are just have the will to to hang in there because the government has refused to make any kind of concessions beyond the initial concession of tabling the. extradition bill and those other

requests that do not seem that silly that ridiculous i you know i think that what's really happened is that the young people have drawn a line in the in the in the sort of in the sand and said to both the hong kong government and the beijing government that we don't want any more constraints on our freedoms you know there's about 3540 percent of the people in hong kong who are pretty probe aging and have voted that way consistently for the last 25 years and so i think that's in part the audience she's speaking to and the extent to which she can get middle class people who might be leaning towards the students or the young people and just get them to say look this is really starting to cost us money people are coming in for business this is really bad for business and there's no doubt that it's bad for business but you know who started it one of the demands can

she saw i mean she is the one if she can get big and good grief she's the one who's going to be able to solve this the young people are not going to stop being you know she said at that same time stop the violence and then if you stop the violence i'll talk to you but until you stop the violence i won't talk to you and the truth is that without violence she's made no movements claim all still ahead on the news hour including. for the foreseeable future i would place the remains longside the libyan people. the u.n. says there were continue operations in libya despise an attack that killed 3 of its peacekeepers. and for the 1st time in 70 years tourists can take a hike along the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. and its 4 u.s. athletes face serious punishment after several podium protests at the pan american games in lima.

israeli police moved into a lock some mosque compound in east jerusalem during a standoff with palestinians in one of the gates of the holy site dozens were injured when officers set off sound grenades and rushed people out of trouble began when rightwing jewish groups demanded access to the site on the muslim holiday of. howie for said reports from occupied east jerusalem. chaos and confrontation inside the compound on the 1st day of her. usually non muslims about access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they assess the security situation is favorable. toward. the extreme right wing government in the state is supporting the settlers to target

the holy sites and to invade them in order to control into judea zone they try continuously and repeatedly jerusalem people are resisting and we will fight on against these practices. earlier on sunday tens of thousands of muslim worshippers had answered the call from the islamic walk the trust that operates the compound under your 40 of jordan to pray in and around other local mosques were ordered closed to man. numbers the muslim officials aware that right wing jewish nationalists have been demanding access to the site known to jews as the temple mount on t. shirt but of the day jews mourn tragedies in their history including the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples perhaps the key question about today's events is why the israeli security forces decided to change their minds in the early part of the day they decided to ban on was limbs entry to the al aqsa mosque compound for fear of friction a change that position and friction ensued anyway

a police spokesman said the situation changed after they dispersed muslim worshippers using stun grenades tear gas and rubber bullets he denied that was a tactic to clear the way for jewish groups saying security forces responded after chairs and stones were thrown at them there has been an increasingly vociferously movement on the religious right in israel for more access to the site a change to the status quo arrangements in force since the start of the israeli occupation in 1967 you had a glick is a leading voice in that movement and i asked him whether the decision to allow access was a political one by a government that wants to satisfy right wing voters ahead of september's election mr netanyahu last week told the police you do what you think is right i'm not going to get involved and if you say on line that he did it for political reasons you are lying to your crowd it has nothing to do with the decision was made personally by the office of the police palestinians those see this as intensely political the senior p.l.o. politician hamas accusing israel of recklessness and aggression designed to provoke

religious and political tension this holy site is once again a flashpoint and a focal point in the conflict are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. well ali i would ama is co-founder of the electronic intifada an online news publication focusing on palestine he joins us now from chicago good to have you with us so just to give some background to this story according to article 9 of the 994 peace agreement between the jordanians and israelis is the jordanian religious authority the half that administers the mosque compound as far as you know did the jewish visitors entered today with the permission or coordination of the half authorities at all. you know as you can see they end with the full might of israeli occupation forces gassing and you know firing stun grenades it was ship was on the 8th.

grade the biggest the most the calendar and one of the holiest sites to muslims in the world and i think it's pretty important that report you just had was very good but it was incomplete the american sackless seen in that clip click is not just fighting for more access for jews that was the term that was used but he's the leader of something called the temple movement one of the key leaders of the temple movement whose goal is very explicit that this is the destruction of our locks of mosque credits replacement with a jewish temple what they claim would be a rebuilt jewish temple on the site of this temple movement is funded by the israeli government and is funded by the jurors to occupation municipality and i get that very clear about what that goal is it's the removal of the dog of the rock the removal of the al aqsa mosque and that missing context is crucial to understanding

why these is ready propagations so dangerous. clarify than it on that point for some viewers watching around the world who might say well why would muslims and palestinians find it so provocative if others simply want to visit a site that's holy to others to. write well they don't but let's let's compare when there is a major jewish holiday israel imposes a total curfew on the west bank and tightens its blockade on gaza palestinians aren't allowed to and to jurors that millions of palestinians from the west bank they're not allowed to go to their home. leave places this is all supposedly to protect the safety of of jews but when it's a major must not call a day not only does israel not impose any restrictions it

actually enables extremists whose goal is the destruction of the most of them holy sites to go up and to provoke people and then attacks mostly worshippers with stun grenades and with tear gas. as we have seen in the clips so again. palestinians and probably the city and muslims and christians have no problem with jews as jews worshipping following their religion but again what we have to not be fooled by the israeli efforts to mosque they it's israel's constant encroachment in efforts to take over. most lymphocytes in jerusalem simply jews are let me jump in the press and if you don't give them any let me give you the line that will come from back from you who did lincoln people from the temple movement say that that what they call that advocating for civil

rights and freedom and equality in prayer rights. writes wrong with except you product you can't have civil rights under military occupation when his have no civil rights no human rights the bed the thing i would hope that lake which i fortunately i don't see many to too many journalists doing is why have you and your temple movement publish the blueprints for this jewish temple which will be built on the ruins of a lock some mosque according to their brides why have you published the videos raising money for the construction of this to have why are you receiving money from the israeli government in the occupation municipality injures them to promote this this jewish temple construction there's only one site where this jewish temple could be according to them and that's over the ruins about lots of mosques so that's that's what i would be doing to expose yet heard the lake's claim that this

is about civil rights and simply about jews getting more access this is about completing the messianic takeover of jerusalem and that includes not just the ox but the ongoing destruction of promised in your homes and said live and other neighborhoods to build settlements and the build jewish theme parks a mist to erase the arab muslim christian and palestinian past present and future of occupied jerusalem when i am in a from the electronic intifada thank you the hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia is coming to a close for millions of muslims it's the world's largest annual religious gathering performing the stoning of the devil ritual some laid to sacrifice animals to mount the beginning of. on saturday more than 2000000 climbed the sacred hill of mount arafat's they prayed and recited the koran. people in indonesia marked the

start of a lot how with morning prayers indonesia is the world's most populous muslim nation thousands gathered in the capital joe carter on the 1st day of the holiday. thousands of venezuelans of taking part in a protest against u.s. sanctions after new measures came into force this week. as madeira addressed supporters of the no more trump rally in caracas he says his country will resist what he calls the us president's racist government talks were planned in norway this week between madieu and opposition leader one of the duras pulled out in protest. a warmer duros critics say his message of defiance to the u.s. does little to help them as well and suffering from severe shortages of essential goods those living on an island one starved the paradise are reportedly trying to survive on just a few cents a month to raise about reports many on to us are finding it hard to feed their

families. the island of toss in the lake of monaco a war in northwest venezuela was once a tourist destination. now its residents are struggling and so people like pina are trying to help out we went with him to anyone silas house her brother george is 33 he's autistic he's also undernourished this will be his only meal today. i need help he has no bed to sleep we have no diapers his situation is getting worse every day nobody helps us he's been losing weight and we can barely feed our family. what complicates the situation even more is that your account has a problem in his throat but there are no doctors to diagnose him. his source says there are many cases like his around the island and even though he's trying to lend a hand it's not been easy well. i don't have much but i started to ask people to

give me just one spoon of rice to feed them times are difficult for everyone nobody has much food to give away those who take care of their relatives with disabilities are suffering and cannot give much his hooves is also helping out at least 8 others in this island of around 10000 people many have already migrated somewhere else because of food and medicine shortages we're told the water sanitation plant is broken and there is no gas or electricity. we went to the house of my kelly just seen a mother of 5 she has no money to buy her children clothes or diapers even though her husband works as a fisherman she says they barely have enough to eat people here are desperate they don't have running water they don't have gas and this is the only food they have for the whole family the situation is so dire they were forced to sell this

window in order to be able to buy medicine for the children michael lee says all government help has been gone for months the venezuelan government says boxes of subsidize food but they're not arriving fast enough. for the little food we have is because we were given one government box last week after 6 months the government is gone and if they have something they give it to people that vote for them we don't vote because we don't have an id. economy say the crisis in venezuela is caused by a drop in oil prices corruption and mismanagement of government resources. it's the 1st crisis that last so long in an oil producing nation it's the 1st oil nation with hyperinflation and it's the biggest collapse of an economy in a country that did not go to war the impoverishment in the country is brutal now with an increase in u.s.

sanctions many fear the situation will deteriorate even more on saturday precedent or lead a protest against the united states the sanctions implemented by donald trump and opposition leader one way will happen from all of this making us all of this brutality has been requested an openly supported by this despicable outlaw traitor to the homeland named one quite dark but in the island of to us most people say the crisis began before the u.s. sanctions they're desperately waiting for a solution that will help them survive there are several to siena doss island venezuela still ahead on al-jazeera. the. the the performers pushing experimental 30 to its limits of people remember a fringe festival. polls just opening guatemala we look at what's at stake in the presidential runoff. and in sports

a lucky escape in the dark football league following the collapse of a stadium roof well we'll explain all later in the show. hello again we are seeing some clouds pushing into pakistan and that is bringing some rain here for karate and we had some localized flooding just in the last couple days across much of this area monday will continue to be a rainy day across the region but by the time we get towards tuesday things are getting a little bit better and a little bit drier with attempt to there of 32 degrees for baghdad though it is going to be a hot day we do expect to see 48 as your forecast high well here across southwestern saudi arabia as well as into yemen a lot of clouds had been in the forecast and with those clouds we have seen some rain across the region from mecca 34 millimeters of rain has fallen last 24 hours

now that doesn't seem like quite a lot but that is actually half of the yearly rainfall that they would normally see and this is what the program ridge has been looking light over the last couple days here in mecca with some very heavy rain pushing through much of the area now that only lasted really one day before it all dissipated but still quite a lot of rain in 24 hour period from mecca that we do expect to see a temper on monday a 40 degrees maybe making its way to 41 as we go towards tuesday and then down here across the southern part of africa the temperatures have really dropped for durban we were talking into the low thirty's earlier but as we go towards monday we do expect to see a temperature you're 19 in johannesburg a nice day with a temperature of 22. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on what do you see gross is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth this is still the center of capitalism there is no

limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to the world smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks. with detailed coverage no one is willing to return home to me on my own without citizenship papers and security guarantees from around the world the talent is facing the new prime minister. negotiate a new. day a deal the e.u. says cannot be renegotiated.

they're watching our time now to recap headlines a cease fire in southern yemen between separatists and government forces appears to have been broken the interior minister says more than 400 on the vehicles from the u.a.e. were used in the last few days of fighting in a. police in hong kong of gas inside a train station as crowds continue their protests across the city several people have been arrested. is holding a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem for now after a morning of on rest when israeli police moved in palestinians gathered at the side for the 1st day of the most. 1st of all of. the u.n. secretary general and turning over terror is condemn the car bomb attack that killed 3 united nations employees in libya the explosion in the eastern city of

benghazi happened moments before u.n. convoy passed through the area the u.n. security council has met to discuss their has attacked and the latest developments in libya well since that attack on the u.n. in libya there's been more violence rocket fire has injured 3 people near tripoli's main airport despite the declaration of a truce during the holiday the warlord khalifa haftar had said his forces will commit to a ceasefire for the next 4 days he launched an offensive in april against the internationally recognized government. as more from the capsule. it seems that the ceasefire agreement proposed by the united nations supported mission in libya and accepted by both warring factions in southern tripoli is not very firm as random rockets landed on sunday in densely populated areas and injuring a number of innocent civilians also in 80 get airport the only operational airport in tripoli authorities there say that random rockets landed and it damaged part

of the runway and they had to temporarily suspend until further notice we know that it's been quiet on sunday on the front lines except one axes as military sources with the government of national called say that they they received most of the rockets fired at the behalf those forces in where they will be area in southern tripoli meanwhile the say that have those forces are mobilizing more troops ammunition and military vehicles coming from have to as military bases in area and sent to libya towards have those forces locations in southern tripoli it seems that this temporary ceasefire agreement is not very firm it could be breached by. either one of their own all of the warning factions at any time voters in argentina are taking part in presidential primaries that are expected to

give an early indication of what's to come in october's general election with 2 major parties have already chosen very candid it's incumbent president maurizio my career is up against opposition leader alberto front man this argentina is in a recession inflation is high. joins us now live from one messiah who is so damning all directions are actually on october the 27th so what happens today. well this in many ways isn't indorsement of the main candidates there are 10 parties who have put their candidates forward they must achieve a minimum of one and a half percent of the vote today to be able to go into those elections in october but is in many ways it's because the candidates have already been chosen by the various parties and coalitions it's really like an official opinion poll so the people here get a clear idea of what the government is likely to be come october or in november if

there's a 2nd round of voting also that will see what the markets do how they will react to today's results as well whether they like what's creating common president has to offer or whether they want to see a return of the previous government i lead by this and this occasion led by alberto fernandez and his running mate the former president cristina fernandez the kitchener so really a dress rehearsal of the elections in october with some indication of how people might be voting and will probably will be voting in also just. former president cristina kurds knows standing as vines rise in rights is she back in the picture despite those corruption charges. what many will say that she never really went away she's been a still been a big figure here in the knowledge and signed politics many people voted for money

because it had enough of her time in government previous to her husband left the kitchen it was in power she had many many years of the kids running argentina people were very surprised that she put herself forward as the vice president many asking the question whether she's really the woman pulling the strings behind but it often and is it would by coincidence has the same surname they're not related but will she be controlling things from behind the scenes she says not she's been touring the country but sensibly to promote her. her autobiography not to campaign but many people say she is actually campaigning so yes the accusations are there she denies everything she says it's a political campaign against possibly about half the population believe the other half are possibly not very pinioned polls have shown the 2 sides to be very very close so we'll really get some indication today about whether people believe her

that she's not she's going vote in those corruption start scandals or they simply don't want to see her back in office as vice presidential or any shape or form all right thanks so much daniel schwimmer security remains ties in indian administered kashmir although some restrictions have been eased to allow people to celebrate a lot of hard paramilitary forces continue to patrol the streets of srinagar they were deployed before the indian government revoked the autonomy of the disputed region on monday telephone and internet connections are still cut off a brief lifting of the long down on friday was met almost immediately with protests . flash floods caused by torrential rains of killed more than 150 people in southern india local media say more than 300000 people have moved to relief camps in the states of carola and cutting attacker this extensive damage to

property and livestock in both states navy and air force were deployed for rescue and relief operations. funerals are being held for dozens of people killed in a fuel tanker explosion in terms of neurons saturday hundreds of mourners gathered in the city of model gado to pay their respects at least 70 people died in the accident dozens of others were injured many of the victims had been trying to collect fuel from the vehicle which had overturned. before we should lankan defense secretary accused of war crimes is hoping to become the country's next president a political gathering was held in colombo. rajapakse as candid as he was announced by his brother and former sri lankan president mahinda rajapaksa rajapaksa has been accused of overseeing atrocities during sri lanka's decade long civil war. and as has more from colombo. ending months of speculation the former defense secretary

has been nominated as the presidential candidate of the newly formed alliance sri lanka brother john of param a no he is basically told the gathering here today that he is proved by actions rather than words that he is capable of taking on the challenge. today what is needed for this country is leadership with a vision for the future someone who has a plan for development someone who can implement those changes have a principled and corrupt political leadership. those who believe in rajapaksa celebrate as he has the official sort of nomination for the party but there are those who have misgivings misgivings that the man who led the sri lankan war machine with all the allegations against him me indeed become this country's leader a decision at the polls in

a few months time. more than 20000 people have rallied in the romanian capital book chorus calling on the government to resign they say the administration is weak and corrupt they're also angry over the murders of 2 teenage girls critics say police failed to react when one of the victims repeatedly phone to a reporter on kidnapping. voting a started in guatemala where people are choosing a new president in a runoff election in poll suggests the former 1st lady sandra torres is the head of the center right candidate. now on his 4th presidential run john ahmann has more. who was in the air at the last quarter mile than elections a groundbreaking united nations backed commission is growing up the corrupt politicians the president himself had fooled. i was

in the streets thousands march for change and for a moment it looked like they'd get it i'm feeling it yeah yeah fast forward 4 years he hopes he but the n.t. corruption commission has been slowly dismantled and though both candidates are talking the talk. but i'm going by corruption what about. combating the disgusting corruption will be a priority need of plans to renew the anti corruption commission's mandate sunda the tortoise and i love hundreds have other priorities. she says she'll bring back the social aid that made a popular is 1st lady and send the army on to the streets to combat gangs he's a conservative who's promised training credit for farmers and 9 faced on crime a move to or is a but they're far from popular and both have checkered pasts tories was accused of illicit funding for her last presidential campaign. was acquitted of it should you

dish to killings while head of the prison system whoever wins will take an extra baggage left by outgoing president jimmy morales he signed a deal with the u.s. that migrants crossing the country mainly from honduras and el salvador would have to request asylum in guatemala rather than continuing to the u.s. if the deal is ratified it could mean tens of thousands of new arrivals in a country where already more than half the population lives in poverty. but much has less on it for many reasons like high malnutrition rates inequality and corruption allegations in the health system what a mullins themselves lave the country but shows it can't guarantee those rights to the hundreds of thousands who would ride the the candidates keen on the deal with the u.s. but neither has rejected it outright part of governing guatemala for whoever wins will mean getting along with the power to the new john home and how does it or. to the largest arts and culture festival in the world where artists are challenging

the established john rosa fair downs and visual arts the edinburgh fringe is hosting some of the world's most experimental productions challenging i went to see how they're playing else their audiences. staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a neat yeah but they put flip fabric show is exceeding expectations. bending acrobatics with. slapstick slowly skating and pacu with piano music the canadian troop is reinventing circus. it's always circus circus is so vast that you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute which is the theater ages danced 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 that adam was 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 in saying. c c c transporting visitors to another wild. we've commissioned 9 artists who have all been inspired by the flow country and far some aren't. and 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 4 or 2 scientists face in the flow country and that's been the inspiration for all the works it is seen in the gardens edinburgh is the perfect environment for artists to experiment with new technologies this is a sonic brother it's given to each visitor and plays the sound of birdsong the original piano. also comes in handy when the weather plays up. one

american company is making life cinema using actors projectors and 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 are playing well with audiences in edinburgh breaking the mold and creating art that refuses to be defined. at all. so they had an al-jazeera christiane that are not shadowed by portuguese teenager destined to take is. that the moment. to al-jazeera. what guarantees ready will be given to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is

also terrorizing me we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the ground 0. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal prob. this. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than 12000 structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available.

welcome back now south korea has opened the last of 3 hiking trails along its side of the demilitarized zone government hopes the initiative will promote its cooperation with its neighbor it coincides with the launch of several short range missiles by north korea got to the un has more about it all but we will get to the 3rd and last hiking trail along the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea is now open to the public. once marked by fences and land mines along this highly militarize the border public access was restricted for decades until now it seems to be in gun then at the little a site that has been forbidden to the public is now open for the 1st time i believe this is

a symbol of division it will become one of peace. the program is part of an agreement find in september by the 2 korean leaders that seeks to ease the decades long military standoff with the north would or and they leaders hold summits continuously and now more than ever people aspire to peace hyper unification can be peacefully achieved unlike other tourists. it gives the general public and president had access to a demolished guard post in the demilitarized zone or d.m.z. it was set up after a split between the north and south but tensions have remained high since the truce ended the korean war in the 1950 s. but despite efforts to build trust the provocations continue north korea recently launched a string of new short range missiles and rockets and a parent's warning against what it calls hostile joint military drills by south korea and the united states as all of your north korea is one of the most isolated

countries in the world for many visitors it's a rare opportunity to get a glimpse into the secretive communist state for the 1st leg of the d.m.z. peace trail was opened in april the 2nd in june while this program hopes to bring peace there's still a long way to go towards normalizing ties between south and north korea katia locus of the young al-jazeera. or a sports fans that's catch up with all the game with a whole forgive very much sorry to american athletes very sorry jones after they made political protest during their gold medal ceremonies at the parametric games in peru when perry raised her fist at the end of the u.s. to have of 7.63 meters she later said that somebody had to stand up for all the injustices going on in america in france a race in burden took on me during the medal ceremony for the team he wrote on twitter afterwards that racism and a president it spreads and shortcomings cut short his pride in his comfort or

shihab rattansi has more for washington d.c. . when barry's raising of a fist during the star-spangled banner was reminiscent of john carlos and told me smith is a black power salute at the mexico city $968.00 and then picked games race imprudence taking of a need was the same method or process that's been pioneered by n.f.l. star collin kaplan it protesting against police brutality and racism and image and says he too is protesting against racism but also the treatment of immigrants and what he says is a president who's spreading hate barry says he's protesting against injustice in a president who's making things worse but both athletes could face severe discipline both the games organizers and the u.s. didn't pick committee bids and the political protests they both could be disqualified potentially they could even have that participation with 2020 of them picked games put in doubt and the u.s. does have a history of penalizing athletes who make political protests both smith and call

also amal july's to give is after their return from mexico city and color cap and it hasn't played professional football since 20173 matches in the english premier league on sunday the big games he's meant to apply chelsea still in the old trafford and as you know aren't you know a leading one no thanks to a penalty from marcus rush but. about. a $10.00 win new council all those dollars between less and. that's a good look at the young man behind me because you're going to be seeing and hearing lots more about him in the coming years his name is felix he's 19 and he cost outlets a committed 100 $35000000.00 the portuguese teenager with a summer signing from benfica and many say he is the next christiane over now that i thought was kind of fitting that the 2 played against each other on saturday in a classic i took on events in a preseason game in sweden and it's fair to say that felix stole the show with a goal and in a system that led to

a big event see one goal for now those he was subbed off with 20 minutes to go. or the team that knocked out eventis in last season's champions league i actually have already begun that league campaign to dust champions cruising to a friendly feel when i see them in the yellow and oystering unanswered and it's like his 1st win of the season having drawn the opening game against the test. of staying in the netherlands have a look at these pictures a strong winds brought down a large section of the roof at the stadium of club said out there were no injuries from the collapse as the side were playing at the time engineers are checking the structure to see if it's safe ahead of their next eredivisie fixture at home on wednesday. former u.s. masters champion patrick gray has teed off in his final round at the northern trust our pro but there are some interesting aquatic observers in new jersey in the 3rd round as he fired a 67 on saturday to give him

a one shot lead going into sunday's final round of the save just started that final round of the light so that in all into politics. so a new williams is looking for a 4th rogers cup hartley after coming back from a set down to win his semi final check qualifier marie blues corals are on track to make it 4 wins in a row of a grand slam term for the ground sometimes give up during the 61 but williams found a rhythm to play in the next 2 sets it's a 503 victory on hard to feel very hard bianca and dressed in the. morning will make its olympic debut in turkey next year but the biggest name in the history of the sport is non-plussed well renowned skateboarder tiny hawk feels the olympics needs the uniqueness of the sport more than skating is it going to itself probably through my more prominent professional years. i wouldn't care if it was in the index because we already had

a road scene in skateboarding was far more fun and popular than most live exports so it wasn't like we needed that validation so this point i feel like they are cool factor more than we need their validation it's about time i mean someone who's been there for a while now. but it's only sport for now summer which will have some more sport feel a little lighter but from a timing thanks so much from home and that's it for this we'll be back in a few minutes with the full show to stay with us here on al-jazeera.

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army vehicles were used by separatists to seize control of aden. i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from the house so coming up. to a gas and arrests police in hong kong out in full force which protesters hold more rallies across the city plus. israeli soldiers clear palestinian worshippers from parts of the al aqsa mosque compound in east jerusalem. and couldn't lead you to war criminal become the next president of sri lanka we'll have the latest from colombo. the interior minister of yemen's u.n. bank the government is accusing saudi arabia of not protecting its allies he says

400 armored vehicles given to southern separatists by the u.a.e. were used in attacks against his forces naden on saturday separatists are now effectively in control of the port city it was the seat of the government of president of durable months what had the cease fire was called on saturday evening after 4 days of fighting but even that appears to have been broken by a saudi coalition air strike on sunday the u.n. says at least 40 people have been killed in the violence so far. yemen's interior minister is criticized the saudis for not standing by them. at their hundreds of vehicles lane didn't identify fully loaded with weapons and ammunition this is to combat mercenaries hired guns who are being manipulated just filed to make to cern on the ground. mohammed that our time has this update from santa.

this is ration aid in is chaotic specially following the 1st confrontations have taken place between the separatists who are loyalist to the transitional council of aden. many are expecting that the aid in would be controlled by the separatists who have been dreaming for a long time to take over the economic cost of the city which is a strategic and important. city especially with its seaports that has a strategic and important location. the situation after the saudi arabia has called for a cease fire mainly wonder why the saudi arabia has called for the cease fire only after the separatists have already taken control of all the military camps the united arab emirates forces have been withdrawn have withdrawn. weeks

before the start of this. fierce confrontations many expect that the situation has been already planned before but on the ground the separatists have achieved their goals now they have accepted to participate in negotiations but this these negotiations we do not know we don't know when they will they will start and what and what frame they will go throw specially what's the future of the internationally recognized government after they have lost their seat in aden. in 2015 they have lost their seat and son are the future of the internationally internationally recognized government is vague and still to nitty is the surrounding of the circumstances and also on the ground.

well it is an advocacy manager in yemen for the norwegian refugee council she says they continue fighting is shutting down foreign aid operations our main concern was that the fighting paralyzed humanitarian operations aid organizations and their stop where i that affected by the violence or they were hiding in their basements because they were scared for their safety so and what else it did was that the quiting cut off eichel infrastructure so there was a water tank which was damaged which cut off the supply the drinking water for the civilians. so really what they are fighting has done is mean has meant is that it stopped the movement of humanitarian workers and i didn't but also the longer it went on for more it was also shutting down aid operation in other areas of the country we would like to continue to provide food shelter i was just an odd and

recently and visited a camp and people are living in terrible terrible conditions and they need help so really our concern is if the fighting it will shut down our operations not just in our dinner but the other areas of the south threaten the safety of lost often civilians and that's what we need to stop we need the situation to go back to normal so that we can provide the help that people need. protesters in hong kong of being out in force once again across different parts of the city the latest standoff took place inside a train station that was filled with smoke after police fired tear gas at protesters earlier officers trying to disperse a crowd that surrounded a police station and a major shopping district similar scenes played out across the city as felice tried to chase away crowds who'd set up barricades meanwhile a 3 day sit in at hong kong's international airport appears to be wrapping up the

protest movement is now entering its 10th week but mcbride has the latest from hong kong. we've had a another day of the typical hong kong protests they start quite peacefully almost in a carnival 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 or there were marching along that seemed 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 kalou district of hong kong from an area called champs and basically thousands of people marched all the way across the calhoun peninsula to this place which is trying to show one that now when they people reached here thousands of those simply went home but there was

always in these protests a hardcore that advanced on the police station that's in this area actually show 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 in this particular area of calhoun police really did come out in force whole squads of riot police took to the streets very much just stamping their austerity wants more on this place that they are in control now david's way again is professor emeritus at hong kong university of science and technology he says hong kong is governor should make an effort to open dialogue with the activists. i think that the young people just have the

will to to hang in there because the government has refused to make any kind of concessions beyond the initial concession of tabling. extradition and those other requests that did not seem that silly that ridiculous i you know i think that what's really happened is that the young people have drawn a line in that in the in the sort of in the sand and said to both the hong kong government and the beijing government that we don't want any more constraints on our freedoms you know there's about 3540 percent of the people in hong kong are pretty probe aging and have voted that way system b. for the last 25 years and so i think that's in part the audience she's speaking to and the extent to which she can get middle class people who might be leaning towards the students or the young people and just get them to say look this is

really starting to cost us money people are coming in for business this is really bad for business and there's no doubt that it's bad for business but you know who started it one of the demands can she saw i mean she is the one if she can get big jim do agree she is the one who is going to be able to solve this the young people are not going to stop being you know she said at that same time stop the violence and that if you stop the violence i'll talk to you but until you stop the violence i won't talk to you and the truth is that without violence she's made no movements . israeli police moved into lock some mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem after a standoff with palestinians at one of the gates the holy site dozens were injured when officers sent off sound grenades and rushed people out trouble began on the muslim holiday of power and right wing jewish groups demanded access to the site hari forces reports from occupied east jerusalem. chaos and confrontation inside

the mosque compound on the 1st day of her. usually non muslims are barred access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they assess the security situation is favorable. toward. a more thought out of if the extreme right wing government in the state is supporting the settlers to target the holy sites and to invade them in order to control into judea zone they try continuously and repeatedly but we jerusalem people are resisting and we will fight on against these practices. earlier on sunday tens of thousands of muslim worshippers had answered the call from the islamic walk the trust that operates the compound under your 40 of jordan to pray in and around other local mosques were ordered closed to maximize numbers the muslim officials aware that

right wing jewish nationalists had been demanding access to the site known to jews as the temple mount on t. shirt but hour of the day jews mourn tragedies in their history including the destruction of the 1st and 2nd temples perhaps the key question about today's events is why the israeli security forces decided to change their minds in the early part of the day it aside it's a ban on was thems entry to the al aqsa mosque compound for fear of friction a change that position and friction ensued anyway a police spokesman said the situation changed after they dispersed muslim worshippers using stun grenades. and rubber bullets he denied that was a tactic to clear the way for jewish groups saying security forces responded after chairs and stones were thrown at them there has been an increasingly vociferous movement on the religious right in israel for more access to the site a change to the status quo arrangements in force since the start of the israeli occupation in 1967 glick.