that is not the work of the opposition the government filed the complaint in july after the united nations boated to investigate detectors so-called war on drugs which has led to the deaths of thousands of filipinos. most of those accused of sedition have been vocal critics of detectives policies you know i don't know but i hope i'm. wrong but the solicitor general and the police say they have strong evidence against them in court jamila luckily he was the man who appeared in a series of online videos linking the president's family to the illegal drug street but he denied he was taken into police custody and now says he conspired with members of the opposition to this taboo lies deterred his administration his credibility as a witness has been questioned. is now in the hands of the justice department if the case will elevate to the court the case is still under

preliminary investigation and those facing the possibility of charges say they hope that the rule of law will prevail they say the initial court action smacks of political persecution dogon al jazeera manila so ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. economy is slow but steady how the trade war with china is impacting jobs plus a bill blocking a note that will become wall but then days after being approved by the u.k.'s parliament parliament open upper house. still plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east at the moment little more cloud

you know into that southeastern corner. of pakistan just spilling out solve in the but for much of the region certainly across afghanistan iran easing over toward still events hot and it is dry 30 celsius full by rates of $27.00 interest in the still touching 40 degrees in baghdad further north we got a few showers between the black sea in the caspian sea i mean in georgia we could see some wet weather over the next couple of days is flooding a little further east which elsewhere hot sunshine continues 42 celsius to 4 kuwait city but in a similar temperatures across the of raby impinged where 43 here in doha a little bit of cloud will see that cloud you might just catch a spot or 2 of rain some showers possibility too just around the fos out of the peninsula i think more so into southern parts of amman as we go through sunday warming up in doha temperatures at around $44.00 degrees once again but feeding to pleasant $44.00 if that exists with a little more cloud just around the mozambique channel lousy dry across much of

southern africa still pretty hot in cape town for a time before you back to 19 celsius the sunday. sponsored by countdown anyways. 0. guarantees it will be given to the people who will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also a terror right we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter down to 0. well you. know some of it i like.

watching out is there let's recap the top stories right now this president of trans national security advisor has tweeted a satellite image which he says shows an iranian oil tanker has reached syria despite assurances it would not go there adrian darya one previously called the grey swan was held by british authorities and are suspected of taking its cargo to syria and breach of e.u. sanctions the devastation caused by hurricane dorian in the bahamas has been likened to a tsunami with entire neighborhoods flattened at least 30 people are known to have died across the caribbean nation but officials are warning that number could rise dramatically. and protests in hong kong continue despite this that the city's leader kerry lamb dropping the controversial extradition bill that sparked the crisis china's central government in beijing has warned it won't allow the chaos to go on. for many he will be remembered remembered as the leader who led zimbabwe to

freedom others regard him as a corrupt dictator who brought economic disaster robert mugabe to death at the age of 9595 is seen tributes pouring in from across the world but also harsh criticism of one of africa's most divided divisive leaders as well it was over thrown 2 years ago who was the only leader many zimbabweans had ever know erema taso reports from harare. president amos him in a kayak us relationship with robert mugabe was not always easy but i'll friday he prays the man he replaced as a principled com rage good made huge sacrifices for his country is the we await the remains or for it dear you but didn't ike when we pray that would load grant human mrs wood in used to it they're not rest we. do. running

our leader and you use very. godly died in singapore we had he receiving treatment for several years he was 95 years old mugabe leaves a complicated legacy to some he was a hero an african legend and his education policy is the reason why zimbabwe has one of the highest literacy rates in africa because of gridley and he knew that it would make a good going to agree to education it emitted possible for the kids of zimbabwe to get their free in free choice of learning but others point to a history of disputed elections and trends corruption allegations of human rights abuses and political and economic turmoil to destroy a dominant retries nothing that truman was there really really. did nothing for a nation for it what it did is progress as in disaster and everything opposition leaders say some of the god is back to public policies such as land reform and indigenisation cripple the economy and government services the fact that it has led

to pass on in foreign lands is something that points to the problems that we have in our country we can't save our leaders in africa being treated in foreign lands we must be able to fix our politics fix our governance institutions fix our governance systems so that we have big ideas not just big men big institutions not just big you know personalities mugabe remains a polarizing figure but government officials say who be treated with respect and dignity due to zimbabwe's founding father robert mugabe will be given a state funeral his body will lie in state for a few days then he will be buried at the national hero symmetry in the capital when many people who fought in a white minority rule are there how do al-jazeera. white house economic adviser larry kudlow is warning that the trade war with china could take years to resolve both sides had increased and added tariffs and recent weeks affecting global markets and supply chains but despite some disruption there are also opportunities

for businesses and asia reports on bangkok. with trade negotiations between the world's 2 biggest economies still a work in progress china's close and reliant neighbors are feeling the impact. on the outskirts of bangkok wrote the poem runs a house where a company started by his father the medium size business is heavily dependent on china factories their supply raw materials wrought upon uses to manufacture products for his thai customers the trade war is costing him money but despite that he sees an upside. down i think is a benefit to be made china may have all the material that i need but here we have skilled labor who know the art and craft we can export our products without going through china or worry about the trade war in one high profile case thailand has actually won new business as a result of chinese tariffs on u.s. goods u.s. motorcycle giant harley davidson announced that it's moving the manufacturing of

its china bound bikes from the u.s. to thailand by the end of the year this to avoid tariffs levied on imports of american vehicles. the company had actually opened a factory in thailand before the trade war to supply the growing east asian market but an economic advisor to one of thailand's largest companies warns of a threat not just to thailand but to the global supply chain if china and the us can't settle their differences. clear go going to last longer they're going to have. long lasting change of the direction of. that you seem to me going to be become more in the now don't know rise that you call me. that means china will rely less on neighboring countries for materials and goods producing more of its own that be bad news for countries like thailand its largest export market is china the economy here relies heavily on its

big neighbor to the north so businesses could be forced to recalibrate their supply chains it's got harder al jazeera bangkok this economy has been slow but steady because of the trade war 130000 jobs were added last month they were then expected alan fischer reports from washington. it's a growing company one of the fastest in its state one of the fastest in the country but with most of the production centered in china everything has taken a hit because of donald trump's trade war that's put a hold on investment and on hiring we're confident that we can stay in business you will do ok but it's definitely going to affect how we do business how profitable we are how fast we can grow how much we can provide the product that our customers want at the price that they like it donald trump impose another round of tide of some $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods at the start of this month that adds to the time if that were brought in last year the president believes the deal with

china is close but he said that before they had the worst year in over 50 you know they had a a year that was a disaster for them millions of jobs have been lost their supply chain has been destroyed or soon to be destroyed i don't think they can continue onward like that . one california suffered maker supports the president he's been losing out to cheaper chinese boards i'm a proponent for as high as possible because then it becomes competitive for me. the new jobs figure doesn't fully measure the impact of the trade war but it comes as an official report reveals the u.s. created half a 1000000 fewer jobs in the past 18 months than previously reported don't trump see short term pain for long term gain believing he's going to kickstart american manufacturing unlikely says stephen session we would love to be able to manufacture domestically but it's literally not possible for us to make our shoes domestically

in the same way that it's literally not possible for to find a domestic version of the devices you and i are using to speak our papers in our cell phones the structure just doesn't exist to allow us to act or donald trump says trade wars are quick and easy too when he has to make that true if he wants to take a strong economy into the 2020 presidential election alan for. washington. an investigation is being launched in several u.s. states into whether facebook is cycling competition and putting its users at risk the new york state attorney general is leading this anti-trust probe it's part of a wider check on anti-competitive practices among major digital companies reportedly including google amazon and apple mike hanna has more details from washington d.c. . most of those investigations offered real investigations that are being carried out in a number of companies particularly google and facebook but this particular move that was announced by the new york attorney general in the course of the day is

different to the number of states coming together the attorneys general from at least 8 states who are coming together to jointly probe the activities of facebook at this particular stage now the significance of this is that it is a bipartisan investigation facebook would be unable to say that there are political motivations behind such an investigation now the new york attorney general outlining the probe has said that it's going to be focusing on facebook's dominance in the market and the way in which the starman and squid be misused it is going to look at facebook's use of consumer data about whether it is responsible for the increase in the cost of advertising so it's a widely spread very significant investigation the last time a major investigation an antitrust investigation such as this was done on this basis was concerning microsoft 2 decades ago when attorneys general came together

to launch a bipartisan investigation so a significant move indeed the leaders the 6 latin american countries have a grade on a regional action plan to deal with the record number of fires in the amazon they signed a pact there also has measures for their preservation and sustainable development of the rain forest brazil venezuela bolivia and colombia are the worst affected by the fires for sales presidential are both in our 0 did not attend in person he did join by the conference critics have denounced as anti environmental policies and the amazon. jury and south africa are being offered free flights home after violent anti immigrant riots in johannesburg this week a jury says it will seek compensation from south africa for attacks on its citizens south africa's government has closed its mission in nigeria after a wave of retaliatory attacks. sudan has been readmitted to the african union membership was suspended in june after a deadly attack on protesters in khartoum this comes a day after sudan's newly appointed prime minister named his cabinet members it's

part of a transitional power sharing agreement between the military and pro-democracy demonstrators this is the 1st cabinet since longtime president omar al bashir was ousted in april. u.k. foreign minister boris johnson has accused us opponents of making an extraordinary political mistake after they agreed not to back his push for an election next month and a separate another setback parliament's upper house has approved legislation preventing the country from leaving the e.u. with average deal and the hayward has more from london. he's been struggling to control parliament and even hundreds of kilometers from westminster boris johnson wasn't having an easy time of it britain's prime minister was in scotland to announce extra funding pumice he hasn't got the election he wants yet both photo opportunities like this the campaign certainly feels like it's on the way johnson insists he has no intention of resigning if he doesn't get britain out of the e.u. soon that is not

a hypothesis i am willing to go but i want us to get this thing done and you know i think the people of this country said and there's no opportunity to be so much more positive about this earlier at a fish market he promised again that britain would leave the european union by the 31st of october we're all going to go. off position parties are continuing to pile on the pressure saying they'll vote against his plans to hold an october the 15th general election just days before what could be britain's last e.u. summit push on some is hoping that he'll be able to secure the support of 2 thirds of m.p.'s in the commons to push through a general election and middle tobar over 15th is the date he's proposing but the opposition just simply aren't. they don't trust him and they want to make sure that this extension is in place before they agree to anything it's been quite a week the prime minister johnson. on thursday his own brother resigned as an m.p.

a minister saying he was torn between family loyalty and the national interest his majority has been obliterated through expelled 21 m.p.'s trying to stop and breaks it and a bill to stop the country crashing out of the e.u. is going through parliament this being a small but to put the government though with the high court in london ruling that the decision to suspend parliament put 5 weeks is legal the saying we can politics is a long time has never felt more appropriate boris johnson is a man under pressure to deliver the promises he's made and keep some making there may not be able to keep a general election seems likely but the electorate is where we sit and he would al-jazeera in westminster. and the space agency has lost contact with its moon lander as it made its final approach lots of disappointment in mission control there she can see as the bad became know it's still not known if the lunar lander

called vic ram crashed the prime minister was there hoping to celebrate all the crew to hope for the best. pick up the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president all of trump's national security adviser has tweeted a satellite image which he says shows an iranian oil tanker has reached syria despite assurances it would not go there the adrian darya one previously called the grace one was held by british authorities in gibraltar suspected of taking its cargo to syria and breach of e.u.

sanctions the devastation caused by hurricane dorian in the bahamas is being likened to a tsunami with entire neighborhoods flattened at least 30 people are known to have died across the caribbean nation that officials are warning that number could rise dramatically dorian has weakened but it is still bringing flooding to the u.s. state of north carolina now category one storm it's over the atlantic ocean at least 4 people have been killed in the u.s. and more than $200000.00 people are without electricity protest in hong kong continue despite the city's leader kerry alam dropping the controversial extradition deal that sparked the crisis china's central government in beijing has warned it won't allow the chaos to go on for ever. zimbabwe has declared days of national mourning until the barrier burial of its former leader robert mugabe he died in singapore at the age of 95 president emerson minako named mugabe a national hero but others are remembering a brutal dictator who brought economic ruin opposition leader nelson chamisa says

robert mugabe left zimbabwe divided. acknowledge their condition made by mr mugabe to the liberation of our country and also he's going to vision to the early days when he contributed to education and housing but he also acknowledged the reality that there were all so negatives in terms of dictating that the people had to go through on a common goal is all nations and commissions in government someone got there was a human being is now it is now a good party that. you could not have been ducked perfect because it was not an engine and the space agency has lost contact with its moon lander as it made its final approach it's a disappointment and mission control center there as you can see as the bad news became evident it's still not known if the lunar lander called the crum crashed a safe landing would have made india the 4th nation to put a probe onto the surface of the moon. keep it or talk to al jazeera as next.

on counting the cost of a priceless resource on the threat the amazon rainforest is a blaze and its links to brazil strive for the beef and soy production of the basque plus as he had always global ambitions which of left investors missing some big losses. counting the cost on al-jazeera. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming disorder as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation

or escalation of gaming this by negative consequences. though is spreading all over the world and only affects the small number of people who play video games one of the 1st countries dealing with the disorder has been japan to better understand the symptoms of the disorder we traveled there and met 2 young boys die and susumu who are spending several hours a day online. we also met with titus parents to see how his behavior is affecting his family. but is there a way to treat this is ease we asked dr seuss to he who works at the 1st clinic in japan devoted to gaming this order. title kobayashi lives outside talk yo we asked him to describe

a typical day in his life. how does that kind of congealed what i did. today as a. form of course they did. it for me this is you. know has shown on the sign on you tube. did not they take a listen to this because this is still the letter to the step. mom. thought margins are going to have a knock sounded to them that i'm going. to go to one step no longer took your name so that $100.00 stores. just thought. it would be a step. almost without the need to take this month a bit shorter than most in atlanta. do you know because i see.

so you know going to the park with your friends you get pulled over to. do. this you know. good thing and it's. all. right just parents have been increasingly concerned about their son and decided to visit the clinic in search of help what in his behavior makes you think that he could be addicted. day to heat that. much data. they. want kids i mean did you get on the way to playing the day before and then. when you do know don't mention the pain you know from the god people being to go to. one i don't

have post here and i need to take you to. being too sneaky most ok when you say his priorities change before starting to game now what did he was he more friendly did he like to go out what changed exactly. couldn't with this . look at the ski generates the it being. not i who took the money but i missed. out on ideas so do you buy them accordingly the more you hear. it. because the. homework. a pretty. good. book it's. more. the thing the. games are a lot of pictures

a lot of sounds did you notice that it's affecting his character i see. i didn't know most you do know no. one who you know not must. have seen it. to no more number 100. 30. more talk of the skid row pushing it on and yeah they move more. money up to no need of a tango and. the more. a union they don't need to quit you know it's quicker perseus when you went to that session did you come out thinking that your son is a game addict. no more. keep it

here today but here nonunion will be a more you say through so. much school night the game win easily see type. get out of my. work. a lot about his unit. can i speak with this i could immediately come out of that but we must at this point. tell us more about his gaming behavior and respond to his parents' concerns. known when he. and the thing. is. a player people. is. just. a

computer speaker who can more telescopes a bit. more. pacing to move only able to do other thank you well and all came to court that he. so don't you prefer playing outside i mean doesn't yeah friends it's this is and it worked out of all what imus you did sue it at all some do so at that and they're not continue thinks it's a little to my ex will go you named in a pistol it's you know it's going to or you a me go there was so the bus so that's a bit straits going to get them to do you know saw little so i was just so do you think it you're playing too much one last question do you think

you're playing too much pope judd none the emmy autumn one they know him into from there were do you think about this conversation and here mature but she nor to the could i put all cut in our blow to must cut my you're not going to each is you need you my day to the keyboard of our the the up but they said it didn't he hears habit i did it with me when i push v.-day the you date it to me and hate so your meet the who's you know dorsey with but when i don't the i'm with the was heene sort of that the can i go the more kinchen

much of a may give an opiate the now when sort of the east force cafe in has 2 to 300 visitors a day on weekends even more come here to play. an average day say 3 hours but some are here for 24 hours. so sue me gucci is a doctor degree how much addiction center the 1st clinic of its kind in japan. he tells us about some of the problems he has seen firsthand among young people addicted to video games the 1st thing i have to point out is the brain damaged

the in the past you know there are several papers reporting the. brain damage caused by you know gaming disorder and meaning the neuronal cells. were destroyed or damaged. you know gaming and this is the problem here most important the significant findings but at the same time you know they are usually isolated from the soft side the in the stay at home for a long time and because of the you know some of them suffer from you know problems associated with in activity such as you know the low you know body things and low bone density. then do not eat regularly just 11 time in

a day you know because you know they cannot eat they get they have to participate in the only games and they cannot find the time to eat something and the because of that they know the they sometimes lose their weight and suffer from malnutrition and so those kind of things if a school a school boy spends. they. please 2 to 3 hours on the computer no more gaming. and that number of hours could go all the way up to 16. on his days off we do you consider that child an addict this is called tolerance you know when we start to play a game they are satisfied with playing only 2 of us but in the course of time you

know they cannot decide to sway the we'll just you know play for 2 hours or so then they have to increase the number of games. and this is part of the this is the part of the cyst symptoms which is typical of addiction we cannot in a say where the he is addicted to gaming not by just looking at number one was. games would you say that it is a source of concern and needs to be monitored because if at 12 years old. he or she prefers to stay at home not go out and have very little social life and play that it could develop into something much more severe in a few years or do you think it's just maybe. that age when you turn from. pre-birth t. and you know every boy or girl or trouble that if we

diagnose you make diagnosis of gaming disorder the patient needs to show at least pretty fundamental or or can a characteristic symptoms you know one is loss of control i think you know if we play 16 hours you know you may say you may think that he loses you know control over gaming and the 2nd these the gaming is prioritize prioritize in life of course you know if you ask him what is the most important thing for you in your life he he will respond to you gaming gaming 1st and then the 3rd the 3rd or you know symptom is the you know to continue in cleese the gaming be here despite the veto by the problem he has there's another credit which is.

because of gaming he suffers from severe functional impairment in school. and in the family and life so you've met many of such patients. behind that is there a deeper issue i mean sometimes from what i understand when you speak to drug addicts or alcoholics it is a way to to now maybe some deeper than 70 percent freights you think gaming is the same thing or gaming is actually much more superficial as an addiction nearly 50 percent of. patients with gaming do soda are either junior were senior high school students in the ratio. or boys 2 girls is usually 88 to one or something so they have

a little limited experience you know in life so they usually do not have the deeper you know background you know why they become you know addicted to gaming and then when we see a patient with gaming a disorder home or wait with other mental disorders such as a d h d and asparagus in the room we need to take care of not only giving this of the but also you know other mental health disorders what is the success rate to get someone out of this addiction and how long is that process very good question. we have not conducted you know outcome study. so again or tell me any i could at the you know estimation but. when we see a patient with a gaming disorder we strongly recommend him or her to give up

play games anymore if they agree to do that the usually their outcome is quite good but if they do not want to stop gaming completely and they want if they want to reduce the amount of hours and games the outcome is in this a good thing if it isn't typically the problem of addiction whether it's alcohol drugs or now gaming is that you tell a person you need to stop and he's mentally maybe they know but they're not able to isn't that one of the core issues yes that's right but in the case of gambling or in the case of our core dependency the majority of patients are told they can't understand the situation they are put in and they need they can understand why they have to stop drinking and stopping the gambling in the so force but in the case of

. schoolboy girls they cannot understand that if we push too much they were drop out from a treatment so this is the very big issue for us and. we we have to think about the balance between you know how how do we push at the same that we need to. avoid the patient. from. looking at us. she thought it was so cool right i started gaming when he was in kindergarten he has effectively played his entire life and he sometimes can't find time to do anything else then membered your normal day how does it look like. he knew all day so.

it's a good possible people are still gaming or so you know you know. junior people around here who the mother needed and you play every day a little bit must listen another coup on a disc you don't mind. my data are pretty slim ok so what would be the shortest amount. you play and what would be the longest musical sons of the world who took you know more than paul when i worked there. he's used to conduct are so the greatest just sitting at that desk for 20 hours. they get all moneys you kind of start out because you can sons of god so you just move to go to the bathroom or maybe to get a glass of water marsalis in there and you do anything else do you work do a study do you do anything else you will to us tonight do you think this amount of

time you spend gaming is good for you equal to what he did so the odds are wounded and i don't want also known. as you can go most honorable. their game where you took this there was a 2nd that was and that i couldn't manage and i got them when you feel happy. and what exactly do you like about the games. so you need to know that my union i don't. know we did or did they not done that then and they come other still he shows. us you not them with us do you think that because of all this time you spend gaming you are missing out on other things in life. so you don't think that sometimes instead of playing you should be out with your

friends being in the fresh air you should maybe be travelling you prefer to stay here and. most of this meeting of us can know that but you need to do to keep. coming you couldn't and i cannot them begin that and what did your parents say. about it and your girlfriend well you all between them with that she doesn't prefer to go out with you she likes to wait for you here while you're playing. think you are more so no game way at the end of statistics medically doctors say that people who play as much as you do are somehow addicted do you feel that you are addicted. so or more today. you don't think that all of this could be negative for you. and i mean it's capable.

of causing the data to. go. to set up the. need to seduce to. know that i don't play if you were to tell me. or tried to convince me to start gaming this scribe to me was it is. difficult to buy a business buddies and. my studio or most of the new york you are going to go there so have a buddy to look out. the door to them when you see. them less you know about a god in a game and i got there and i got so as you speak of course accused me of what i spent 3 hours in front of a computer my eyes hurt my head is like this flashing you don't get that. it's getting some coming can i go many times that he needs to go that's also

getting there what is it if you were to give advice to someone young who also loves gaming what would you say game place or box. i mean i don't know. but being cuticle is a county so the more isn't that the booklet as he says where there tomorrow it will . all stand there so no more fun or what he there being you are being called a game a game when he told me at the moment he. wanted to hire good as me took their cut and so game of those you can think you need this but the challenges they're facing right was parents are hopeful they will be able to work with their son to make sure he can live a normal life. because.

every bullet in the quiver being to. do it again with sort of a new script of a pretty give him up we're made out of a v.c. and you were telling me earlier that you were concerned that he was changing a bit he was maybe slightly more aggressive. in. his own. kind. but. you're also going to give me a house i wanted to hold into and i hope. it's not not in the. book so. if i say go back to the core. young this is it or do you want. us just looking ahead what do you feel that. you have the power to change things you know how to change things. must.

pass. but he. was going. to demote or not it couldn't hurt this much to do good in the time. that it was connected but you never to the point to notice your much and how much you got there. so called on to have but it. must come. he must get it. a modern and open minded woman who feels ethiopia is poised to develop rapidly al-jazeera goes on a journey with the 1st woman appointed to the position of chief justice in ethiopia

i knew that this was going to be a difficult assignment which you can expect have to be covered trips and they want to instruct the world they want to be. seen by ethiopia on al-jazeera. september on al-jazeera with ethiopia taking its 1st steps into democracy al-jazeera meets for diversity europeans who are reshaping the country's political landscape world leaders gather in new york for the united nations general assembly global issues are on the table they listen host dissects the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover global warming and possible solutions to climate change are on the agenda of the united nations a special 2 part series exposed how human activity has damaged much of the planet and cause some of the biggest environmental threats to mankind september on al

jazeera. for the congolese the journey to work at all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live out the standard i've got the captain truth chance a good life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i fell on to the rails and nearly died. because of our children go to school and live because of the prank risking it all on the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. police suspect a lone gunman is behind 15 shootings in the city all targeting immigrants and ethnic minorities an attempted murder on a young life friday evening police were out in full force again after another man was shot out cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution the victim's sister strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused his 2 serial killer

a witness documentary on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. national security advisor says he has proof that iranian oil tanker has reached syria despite assurances it would not go there. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. at the bahamas final death toll could be staggering after its islands were devastated by hurricane

dorian also. a police station surrounded tear gas and rubber bullets fired and questions mounting about the future and hong kong. have to. be eternally remembered and. that 95 zimbabwe in the world reflect on the mixed legacy of robert mugabe who fought to liberate this country and then lead that country to ruin. as president donald trump's national security adviser rice tweeted a satellite image which he says shows iran has broken its word about the destination of an oil tanker darya one previously called the grace one was held by british authorities in gibraltar shot bolton tweeted this image saying anyone who doubts that the age randori

a wine is headed to syria is in denial the court ordered the ship's release at mid august following a 5 week standoff the judge said he was satisfied with the ron's assurances that it would not be used to take oil to syria that would be in breach of sanctions jabatan see as more from washington d.c. for weeks there have been reports about how john bolton has been sidelined in various foreign policy negotiations and discussions in the administration he wasn't included in the talks with the taliban for example and in the deliberations about those talks and just on friday there were several reports about how his relationship with the secretary of state is completely broken delhomme that there's a report that the white house chief of staff has been trying to sideline john bolton for meetings about foreign policy meanwhile this week we had donald trump suggested maybe he could talk to the iranian president on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly and then on friday where the u.s. defense secretary talked about the possibility of talks with iran while he was visiting visiting london which perhaps explains some of the the wording in this

tweet that says we can talk but iran is not getting any sanctions relief and so that stops moaning and spreading terror he's clearly not a happy man percent joins us now from tehran source of what is the word out of iran and regards to this. well the official position here or sell is that the 10 current contents on board the 2100000 barrels of iranian crude oil have been sold to an unnamed source they raney and officials have said that they are not disclosing who the buyer of this oil is that were they and they don't know where it's headed and where it's gone now they said that they do not have any specific location of where this crude oil is destined for but the last known location of the adrian darian one was just about 70 kilometers west of the port city of tire to say in syria that was the last satellite images that

independent tracking sites had it at on monday evening it turned off its location its tracking devices their brains have said that they are not responsible for where this oil and stop there has been no confirmation here about whether or not this ship has unloaded its cargo in syria but the iranians have said that whether or not that is where it's going it's not really their responsibility any longer because this vessel contents were sold to an unnamed person. or he departed live in tehran dora said thank you but your rights as director of center for political military analysis at hudson institute he says the focus on the ship is drawing attention away from more important issues. i think that the administration straightened the correct position of not trying to intercept the ship or take other strong measures i think we got in a bit to soak us on that ship and the more important issues are what's going

on with the europeans are they going to close to the us or not what's the say it's a policy when we'll see talks or not let's say of the iranian nuclear program and so on i think this this presentation of the ship of the understandable when it was 1st seized is really drawing his attention away from the more important issues what we've got now is that both sides are prepared to wait a while if both sides think that time is on their side then we're just going to see a continuation of this. low level escalation punctuated by incident superior if we raise the level of tension the devastation caused by hurricane dorian in the bahamas has been likened to a tsunami with entire neighborhoods flattened at least 30 people are known to have died across the caribbean nation but officials are warning that number could rise dramatically dorian was the most powerful hurricane to hit the bahamas and authorities are now focused on bringing in food safe drinking water and shelter and

our pollo has the latest from prepare. we're standing in woods left of a family home in freeport grand bahama and i want to give you a sense of the destruction here that line that you can see on that wall back there that's how high the water got several meters and if you walk around this house you really get a sense of the power of this storm hurricane dorian remember a category 5 when gusts upwards of 350 kilometers per hour a storm surge that came in several kilometers inland i mean the level of destruction here is just about as bad as hurricane damage gets everything that we're seeing here in this debris is washing machines furniture everything and it want to show you how bad it is outside it gets even worse we have to be very careful where we walk in here there's still a lot of mud a lot of debris the structure of this home is actually not very good so we want to be very careful here but look at the senate look at look at the destruction out here just debris everywhere there's power lines there's telephone poles there's people's entire livelihoods just lying out here in the street and the big concern

right now apart from loss of life apart from the efforts of search and rescue crews looking for the people that are still missing are the shortages food water medicine all of this this crisis continues to unfold and it could still get worse without immediate action from the international community during and has the weekend but it is still bringing flooding to the u.s. state of north carolina on this storm is now a category one over the atlantic ocean the coastal areas remain on alert as it makes its way up the east coast at least 4 people have been killed in the u.s. more than 200000 people are without electricity dorian's expected to reach nova scotia canada late on saturday and the gallagher's in charleston south carolina. well hurricane during has finally moved off the u.s. east coast after briefly making landfall in north carolina in the outer banks there is taking a north east course that takes it away from all the states that were in danger for so many days remember the storms lots of for almost 2 weeks since it 1st formed

about 200000 homes in north and south carolina have lost power they're expected to get it back fairly quickly because there was no damage to the infrastructure basically hurricane during after spending days crawling up the u.s. east coast to spend almost everybody there was no damage in florida not in georgia very minor damage here in south carolina or north carolina pretty much dodged a bullet as well so the emergency services working on restoring power there are still warnings in place in places like virginia but ultimately the storm is now headed to canada or nova scotia where it's expected to hit landfall as a category one storm in about 2 days protests in hong kong are planning to block roads to the city's airport authorities are limiting transport services and access to one of the world's busiest airports in anticipation of further disruption police say those who enter the airport illegally could face up to 14 years in prison but despite warnings from beijing and hong kong police the demonstrations continue to

make a pall and joins us now with the latest from hong kong so david having said all that what is the plan for today. oh to show you i met at one of the main entrances of the airports and there is heavy security here a heavy police presence people are being checked as they go inside the airport to see whether they have the proper boarding passes to get in or at least the identification to get in what is interesting about this time is that both the airports and the protesters are very prepared the police are here on like last sunday when protesters stormed the airports and came well after the chaos began police there's a heavy police presence here there right police here they're also right police and police. that's a whole plaza about 14 kilometers away where the protesters are expected to gather and then they're also there's also heavy security at a ferry pier where other protesters can enter this island this is where they are

puerto situated from. the protesters for their part are also have a very different strategy this time they're telling people who are join them protest to act like passengers and act like people who are legit who have a legitimate reason to get into the airports and they're being told not to wear the customary gas masks or helmets and also to perhaps print a fake boarding houses so that they would be allowed inside and bring their passports but the police are being very bad vigilant they're checking people if they look 2 somewhat like they could be a protester even if they're not wearing the usual protest gear we just saw a young man being stopped by police police checked his id card and pos porton looked in his bag he turned out to be a legitimate passenger so both sides are once again this time very prepared both sides each have their own strategy to deal with each other seeming to have learned from last week's lessons so it doesn't seem like these protests are going to stop anytime soon what is the plan and the motivation going forward

for the demonstrators they've gotten some concessions but clearly that that's not all they want. that's right michel these protests started 3 months ago when the government tried to push through this contentious election vission law which would allow hong kong suspects to be taken over to mainland china for trial since then in the last week the government has withdrawn the withdrawn not the extradition bill thinking that this would quell some of the protests but what's clear is that each time the government has read the sentiments of hong kong people and the protesters incredibly that been incredibly off in their reading for how the people are going to react so protesters now have changed the focus it's no longer about that extradition bill the protests are now about how the police and the government to handle the protests in the past 3 months protesters have accused the police of using excessive force and brutality and they're accusing the government of not looking into legitimate complaints they say not just against

pretty. esther's but police forces against regular people citizens who weren't part of the protests so that's the focus of the protest now what i also find that's interesting this time or this week since that actually dition law was pulled is that the whole i would say the emotion behind these protests has changed they don't seem to be interested in clashes or major confrontation with the police there and the warnings out protesters are in all the flyers they're saying try to avoid confrontation please disperse if there's a large security presence police on their part have also been very restrained last night there were clashes around the police station protesters had surrounded it we saw the police trying disperse them but there was no water cannon use there was restraint use of tear gas and much less use of any kind being backgrounds or any ways before aggressive ways that they had been using to disperse them ok david palmer the latest in hong kong to thank you.