that if there is no competition. for the next elections there is not nor any forms of the electoral system now that we can be sure that what happened to britain would happen again long term president paul bia has promised to implement the recommendations of the national dialogue that include some form of decentralization of powers to the regions it so far ordered the release of nearly $500.00 prisoners including those who fought against the state many cameroonians welcomed the recent release of hundreds of political prisoners and rebels they say it's an important 1st step towards healing divisions in the country the pressure will now be on the rebels to do the same but have so far dismissed the recent government concessions as cosmetics. many leaders of the separatist movement calling for the creation of an independent state of a bazillion remain behind bars it's not clear if they to meet again their freedom soon already some cameroonian say the government had conceded too much of

a decrease. you know in the room. at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack an indian administered kashmir and happen here a government office in the city and on tongue a police officer in a journalist were among those hurt separatist fighters are being blamed the spanish civil guard has released footage of a dramatic high speed boat chase in the mediterranean with ended with the arrest of 4 suspected drug smugglers the police boat on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right and ended up colliding with it 3 agents were thrown in the water pumping the pilot. chasing a police helicopter to order the suspect that smugglers to turn around and help them 80 bundles of marijuana were recovered from the. 6 wild elephants have died after falling into a waterfall at their kalyani national park in thailand bible belt bolts were killed

apparently trying to save a 3 year old calf park rangers managed to save 2 of them the park which is home to around $300.00 wild elephants and many other animals covers more than 2000 square kilometers of forest and is a popular destination for tourists yet we understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller other things might have slipped but i don't want to try to rescue them but instead was swept away by one. scientists say an unprecedented wave of extinction is underway because of poaching global warning and a loss warming that isn't a loss of habitat at the same time they're trying to say some critically endangered species including the more than white rhino which has been hunted to obliteration in the wild robin all support a mosquito city in california. edwards the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park born at the end of july he's already of big

boy is adorable he is fantastic we are just so lucky to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction this is nola a female northern white rhino she died in 2015 the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the entire world both elderly females living in captivity so the subspecies seems do or maybe not part of biologist barbara durant's job involves giving ultrasound exams to pregnant rhinos not an easy task when your patient weighs about 1600 kilos so. durant is leading an effort to

bring back the northern white rhino with a precious clutch of the animal stem cells and oh a day she has planned. a stem cell is a cell that has a potential to be any other cell in the body eventually they want we want to differentiate him all the way to sperm eggs but there's a big catch female rhino anatomy it turns out is complicated the cervix which you have to go through to deposit the semen is very convoluted it looks like a series of rings like this so we have to go in a series of switchback turns so we're going to have to have something that is very flexible that can go around all those curves and that's where engineering professor mike comes in he wasn't thinking about impregnating rhinos when he developed this flexible robotic catheter for microsurgery but it turns out it's perfect for the job we've developed the robotic tool that is very thin long flexible device that we

can very accurately steer through these narrow channels so that we can get very deep into the rhino uterine body and the posit the specimens needed the ultimate goal of this project is to produce a self-sustaining herd of northern white rhinos 1st in captivity and then return to the wild in africa that goal is decades away and direct says she may not live to see it happen but that's ok if we don't lay the groundwork it's not going to happen so i think that what we're doing now is extremely important for the long game for the long haul dedicated scientists and a bold plan to save one of the world's rarest creatures rob reynolds al-jazeera escondido california. still ahead on al-jazeera are has all the sport including

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life simple pleasures. risking it all in the car to stop on al-jazeera. time for sport or a has all the latest in the world athletics championships. welcome back to the khalif international stadium where so from hasan has made history of her winning her 2nd title at the world athletics championships the dutch runner won gold in the final the 1500 meters it adds to the temp 1000 meters title she won

last saturday it's the 1st time anyone has ever won both of bands it's been a turbulent week for huston with her coach alberto salazar being suspended from the sport for doping violation. another new championship record came in the 5000 meters final helen o'berry of kenya holding off the challengers to retain the title. the individual sprint champions and no a lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay laus leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in a head of great britain with japan getting bronze. to make it to gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint really cerita jackson running the anchor leg was shelley and frazier pryce securing her 2nd gold of the championships alongside

natalia wides and joanie l. smith great britain took silver with the usa getting bronze in the field advance uli mar rocha has retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition a 2nd round for 15.37 meters clinching called for workers again. and there was a new championship record for america's djoko backs in the shot put he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw of 22.91 metre this is the 1st time that 4 people have ever thrown over 22 meters and shall find. one of the biggest cheers was formal. the cattery high jumper was back in the stadium to collect his gold medal arsham successfully defended the title in front of his home fans he's the 2nd chris terry athlete to appear on the podium at these championships of the roman summer collected a bronze medal in the 400 meter hurdles final with one more day of competition to

go the u.s. are now up to 25 medals for the championships 11 of those are a goal kenya climb to 2nd in the table above jimmy carter. elementz marathon is the last of the late night road races our sports correspondent andy richardson is on the d.l. how waterfronts a test of insurance for the competitors at test of nerve for the organizes the air cooled conditions of the main khalifah stadium not an option for the road races at these championships the men's marathon the last of 6 such events now during last week's women's marathon more than a 3rd of the field drops out during the race with high humidity one of the key facts is involved journeys championships performance experts from around the world have been gathering here in die hard to discuss how best to prepare athletes for competition in challenging weather conditions high humidity one of the key topics being discussed higher humidity what happens is it doesn't allow the body to cool so are star mechanisms sweating and the evaporation of sweat off the body is your

cooling mechanism skin is your largest organ to your body so the ability to cool and evaporate is important higher humidity you not evaporate in that's what are for your body if you're an elite athlete considering the medical setting we have here and if you if you have previously been through a committee vision i would say yes definitively it's safe because we have also an over scale an over equipped medical staff and medical plan of course it will be not a thought told to do run the same kind of competition for must spot the suit for mass if you have 20 or 30000 people running here the same condition would be would be not safe at all these conditions are not going to produce a personal best in the world records i mean again you've got to be very well trained but you know again it's part of the sport is part of what we're facing in durance events and diverse and better than around the world so it's part of the new

norm now more than 50 competitors at least championships a volunteer it's a consumer electronic capsules which contain a transmitter and a thermometer which will keep track on that core temperature joe. in competition there are also infrared cameras being used during races to measure their skin temperature all information that can be used to future events with humidity and high temperatures expected to be a big factor at next year's olympics in tokyo. away from the athletics at the rugby world cup england are the 1st side to secure their place in the quarter finals of 39 to 10 bonus point victory over argentina and move them further clear at the top of. 6 tries for england including this one from georgia for. their 100 percent winning start with a $3819.00 victory over samoa in a try from qatar a month so seamus securing a valuable bonus points and australia have gone back to the top of pool d.

the wallabies ran in 7 tries as they beat your white 45. liverpool have maintained their perfect start to the season in the english premier league but only just a james miller penalty in the 5th minute of injury time saw them beat laster $21.00 at and field elsewhere brighton tottenham and aston villa scored 5 goals against north. and spain's lower league around madrid won the meeting of the top 2 was the granada for 2 with the burn about 0 and then as a scoring his 1st goal for real since is 113000000 dollar in june at the japan open tennis championships no backdrop of ages into his $110.00 final the world number one data goffin in straight sets in saturday's sami's jacket she's playing his 1st tournaments being injured at the u.s. open will face australia's john millman for the title. and that is all your sport for now we'll have more from the khalifa international stadium later on. and you

get a moment there's that our web site al-jazeera will keep you up to date on the day's news there that's all for the news hour but i have much more news for you on the other side of the break peter. international trade would your support of having free trade would not change your money or the japanese or chinese dollars or germany controversial immigration policies that anyone who has a well founded euro persecution should be able to comment the wealth minister from syria has closed the door to syrian refugees like the buffalo maybe his son goes

head to head with senior trump advisor stephen moore this year the trumped up as across a trillion dollars you would urge your world not to reelect him from well no not a cut out of the corner 0. october on al-jazeera. as the deadline of october because he 1st gets closer stay with office for all of the ninety's developments on bricks in. the hot sun will host a new series of interviews with the teacher tackling the big issues about town mostly does expects an environmentalist when assembling iseman to discuss the future of the optic faultlines just by taking a microscope to the most contentious issues facing america and we'll bring you coverage of the announcement of the 29 nobel peace prize winner october amount to soon. on counting the cost germany's heading for recession put aside their concerns about that to

stimulate the economy farmers in brazil's amazon fear their livelihoods are under threat and the billions of dollars in black gold locked away in patagonia. counting the cost. communication breakdown north korea pulls out of nuclear talks with the united states. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up nearly 100 people killed and no letup in the violence after 5 days of protests across iraq and no signs of a political solution to end the crisis. when the world doesn't focus on the things

that are right the things that matter the things that impact real people's lives and then say you get caught up in some silly gotcha game you surprised ration is over the impeachment investigation boil over as the u.s. secretary of state heads off for a mission to greece. and creating art from rubbish a highly acclaimed canadian artist shows us his work made from recycled material. north korea has broken off the nuclear station talks with the united states the chief nuclear negotiator kemi on hill said their expectations were not fulfilled delegations from both countries were in stockholm to discuss and then its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted alan fischer reports. in the chill of an evening in sweden a freeze returned to negotiations between the u.s.

and north korea the 2 sites have been meeting and still called for the 1st time since previous nuclear talks broke down at a field summit in vietnam in february but it quickly became clear the 2 are dramatically far apart. do us raise expectations by offering suggestions like a flexible approach new method and creative solution is but they have disappointed us greatly and dampen aren't doozie asking for negotiation it by bringing nothing to the negotiation table both sides agreed to restart the talks after donald trump's remarkable visit to north korea in june at the end of the g 7 in japan he met the north korean president kim jumpman at the demilitarized zone in the area marking the border between north and south korea and then took the dramatic step over the border the 1st u.s. president to do so there was hope fresh talks might make progress after president trump's national security advisor john bolton was fired he was seen by the north as an obstacle to a deal he admitted he was deeply skeptical they would ever give up their nuclear

weapons and the day after the new talks were the ones pyongyang confirmed it had test fired a ballistic missile designed for a submarine launch a step forward in technology and a clear message to the americans. even a few hours before the talks broke down u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was confident of a breakthrough there were 4 pillars that the 2 leaders agreed to and we're very hopeful that we will make some progress we're mindful this will be the 1st time we've had a chance to have a discussion in quite some time in a statement the state department said the united states and the d.p. r. k. north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war and who still ety on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are with issues and they require a strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment the u.s. says it is accepted an invitation from the swedes to return for more talks in 2 weeks time for their part the north koreans say the denuclearization of the korean

peninsula is still possible but only when obstacles that threaten their safety and check their development are removed completely without a shadow of doubt that suggests that until the u.s. starts to ease sanctions on north korea they won't be going back to the negotiating table alan fischer al-jazeera washington scott snyder is a senior fellow for korea studies and director of the program on u.s. korea policy at the council on foreign relations says north korea will not budge on its nuclear ambitions regardless of washington's bargaining tactics so parent lee will. set. the biggest reason i think is related to president trump's appearance at the demilitarized zone you know following hanoi the north koreans were facing their own failure and the meeting at the d.m.z. really rewrote that script and made it look like president trump was the one who

was calling on kim jong un. and combination with the perception that president trump as talked about a new process you know indicated possibly he keeps on playing up the relationship with kim jong un it's true that president trump has met 3 times with the decision maker in north korea but we haven't gotten the decision that the u.s. wants national security adviser bolton notably thought that kim jong un is moving in the opposite direction kim jong un is actually sending opposite signals domestically because he's spent a lot more time with the scientists than he has with the businessmen in north korea in recent months and so i think that north korea is signaling that they want to keep their nuclear program in fact. and as we all know they've also

ramped up testing in various areas that would suggest that they're really trying to drive a hard bargain and really intimidate the u.s. into accepting north korea's nuclear power and i think that that's a bridge too far even for president trump. there's been more anti-government unrest and live fire in iraq's capital baghdad officials say at least 5 protesters have been killed after a 2 day curfew ended it takes the number killed in the last 5 days to almost 100 with thousands more injured a number of t.v. stations have also been attacked security forces have been deployed to keep demonstrators away from central squares and run khan has more from baghdad. despite the into that being cut off across most of the country iraqi protestors have found a way to upload videos on to social media sites that appear to show life and take us clouds these are pictures iraq's government doesn't want you to see they paint

a picture of what's happening as you can see we had a technical issue there but let's keep talking about what is happening in iraq if i saw a body is a former iraqi u.n. ambassador and he's also director of the center for the study middle east at india and deanna university rather he says it's difficult to see how new elections would make a difference with all of the protests. my fear is that a new set of elections was possible under the iraq a constitution under iraqi law. would not result in a substantially different enough different parliament than the one that we have and it's extreme and and elections in iraq are a rather difficult to organize so it's difficult to see a new reluctance on a short term basis to deal with what is in fact already a crisis in the country i hope that there's a there's a there's

a peaceable rational outcome from all of that and the fear is that the political class is so disconnected from the rest of the country that it may believe that we've had demonstrations before so the political class may be gambling zat well this is these will just peter out as they happen prior year. the on the other hand. the number of casualties is mounting such a rate that itself may become an impetus for the demonstrators to continue to go to the streets so you've got to sort of competing forces one against the other and when you're going through it as we are now it's difficult to tell whether we are you know in the one scenario where they'll just peter out again and it would be back to business as usual for the political elite or whether in fact this is gaining a life of its own that will come to threaten the very political system. there been

more protests in hong kong on saturday but smaller than in recent days hundreds of people are demonstrating against a ban on face masks despite of their march being canceled by its organizers was called off after hong kong's rail network was closed because of what authorities called malicious vandalism on friday crowds set fire to metro stations during rallies against the ban hong kong leader kerry lamb has vowed to crack down on the violence. in why. the right is extreme x. made hong kong enjoy a dark day last night it is made hong kong semi paralyzed everyone is worried anxious and even scared the hong kong government has the greatest a temptation to suppress violence i appeal to everyone to support the government to stop violence in a legal way scott heiler has the latest from hong kong. a march and some sporadic protests here in hong kong on saturday much less and what we've seen over the last

48 hours and much less than we've seen in previous weekends and peaceful for the most part on saturday that's what we saw a very different picture on friday night and part of the violence that took place on friday night after this mass ban was announced for the m.t.r. train systems they were shut down and that really kind of crippled this city what this thing through the malls most major malls will close as you can see small shops also shuttered that because they anticipated there to be violence on saturday but it didn't materialize because protest leaders canceled all the events also on saturday kerry lamb the chief executive of hong kong issued a video statement where she looked at the violence on friday night as justification for this mass then she also said it was a very dark day here in hong kong protest leaders when they said things were going to be canceled on saturday pointed to sunday it's going to be a big day they hope they're planning a rally and a march that they say hopefully will be peaceful but will be have very large numbers compared to what we've seen over the last couple of days but obviously the police with this new law emergency law in place they will be looking to crack down

on any illegal activity. and ecuador protesters took to the streets for a 3rd day demanding that the fuel subsidies that were cut be reinstated protesters block roads and put up barricades in the capital quito despite the unrest president lenna merino says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap those subsidies he said he won't bow to the demand in his words criminals and at least 20 people have been killed in an attack on a gold mining site and happened in the northern part of the country and so on province it's a latest in a series of attacks over the past 4 and a half years with many armed groups operating in that region some affiliated with al-qaeda and eisel still head on al jazeera like donald trump's warning if he want to move to the u.s. you'd better have money for health care. and history on the track in doha will have all the action from the world athletics championships.

hal or we should be watching the northeast monsoon coming to china there which is the dry winter spare would not entirely for your showers yet as you see they tend to build inland at the moment and that's largely the case during sunday but is rather more activity happening here is cooler breeze over warmer seas is likely to generate some thunderstorms and this could be a cluster of thunderstorms that sucks to try and turn around and so you know it was tropical depression on its way to the coast the fos out west of china or date vietnam and if it turns into anything that you can name i'll tell you otherwise it's just a lot of right there is still some rain to come ranching doses so sichuan and the hard radicals back towards the northeast of india which is still.