this is al jazeera. hello i'm sammy say that this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. i'm making this statement clear here that will not. come kong's chief executive says the protesters are now the people's enemy this after one of the most violent days in the months long protests. accords rules the netherlands should help prepare 56 children born to wind so wives in syria. sanchez's socialist fall short of a majority in spain's general election after a surgeon's called for the far right. bolivia's resigns after weeks of protest

elections but even more as his allies back his claim he's the victim of a coup i'm going to get your scope with the sport as a player is sent off the pitch in taiz despite him being the victim of racist abuse in ukraine. hong kong's chief executive says escalating violence will not make the government yield to pressure following one of the most violent days and months of protests and the most shocking incident some brightest caught frame of all electric onto a person and set him on fire. demanded me to your hospital in critical condition and the case is under investigation by regional crime unit of new territory. one demonstrator is in critical condition after being shot by police

during protesters attempts to stop traffic entering the city center footage shows enough so drawing a gun while attempting to detail a masked man another man is also critically ill after being set on fire in a separate incident where demonstrators have been stopping vehicles rail traffic and blocking roads they say police are using excessive force against them the violence follows the death of a student on friday he died of his injuries after falling from a building during an earlier protest several opposition legislators were arrested over the weekend. let's go live now to sarah clarke in hong kong so how do the streets look now. for the moment where we are this is so i want to hone in the eastern point of of hong kong and where that protester was shot by live ammunition earlier on monday morning we still have these streets blocked off for this was part of the trial the transport of the traffic disruption which the protesters tried to achieve today and what they call the general strike

now certainly we have on monk which is a home callen side away from here and we've had to the police fired tear gas i would have the water cannon use again tonight and they point to seem to be once again rallying at various points across hong kong but certainly from here where we are now the riot police have removed themselves and seem to be focusing on the calendar side for now but it has been a crazy day of violence or violent confrontations and communique also as well as traffic chaos a major highways have been closed at least 20 stations have also been closed and the protesters are now talking about a 2nd day of transport to rush a disruption that's on tuesday so that does go ahead we can certainly expect to see more confrontations between the police and those protests is again on tuesday. it looks from the videos which are emerging night seems a getting uglier is the sentiment and the intensity getting worse there.

i think certainly the tensions have frayed on both sides are from the protest side even the public as well as the protesters and i think is this fragile situation has become even worse we are in our 5th month of demonstrations here but it seems like these protesters are once again ramping it up again and the transport chaos and the disruption on the roads and on the rail network today is certainly was quite widespread we know tear gas was also fired across at least 10 districts and that included a number of university campuses we do know that on tuesday those university campuses a number 3 at least will be closed. some schools also closed on monday simply because of this transport chaos so when it comes to either side backing down and neither side is showing any form of negotiation or stepping back and we had kerry lamb hold a very rare press conference on a monday not normally she has the weekly press conference on tuesday but today on monday she had a press conference saying she would not back down to the protesters demands instead she said the protesters are now the enemy of the people. all right sarah clarke

there thanks so much live from hong kong she was a judge in the hague has ordered the netherlands to repair train more than 50 children of women who joined deisel in syria 23 women asked the court to allow their families to return due to deplorable conditions in the camp in northern syria the court found only the children must be sent back to the netherlands. joins us live now from behaved so take us through this ruling in particular why it found the children should come back but not the mothers. yeah there's a little bit more to it than that let me try and explain it's it is one of those rulings is going to be looked at very carefully i think by several european countries which are trying to work out how to balance these these these difficult considerations about what about what to do in this situation public opinion in many european countries is very much against these people but you know as the judge plainly pointed out in this hearing the children he said should be repatriated by

the dutch government within 14 days the dutch have to demonstrate how they're going to try to do this but the other thing they said in relation to the women 'd is when whoever goes there to try to get the children out when they speak to the kurdish camp commanders if those kurdish commanders say you're only going to have this child if their mother goes with them then they've got to take the mothers as well and so in that sense the court actually put the onus on to the kurds to try to figure out what what what they're going to do so in that sense for the law as written the family is there regarding it is pretty good news even if the dutch. government doesn't actually want to try to bring these people back let's go to someone who's been facts about this who's who whose cousin is in the come and of course your cousin hasn't got any children so this actually doesn't affect her does it so you're disappointed by this exactly i'm very this point about this case. my cousin she don't have children but. the condition of the health condition of my cousin is very bad this moment now and you've always maintained the shoes she was

suffering mental health problems when she was before the before we were just persuaded to go that like exactly my cousin she traveled twice to syria the 1st time she came back from syria to to amsterdam airport you took a passport exactly i have a passport here you can see it is a passport i took it back and we as a family we did everything to stop her and say thanks the police to try to stop this early we ask support from the dutch government from the police but nobody takes responsibility because their answer was yes she's not danger for herself and not for others we can do nothing about it and was puzzled for her to travel for the 2nd time to syria and now to do you think she went there with a view to facing with i still will not i can say nothing about it but what i can say is she was very sick before she travels she was one year in an medical center and she had medicine for her mental condition the government they knew that and

and we asked for support we ask them please help us because she. she going to get to a group of beasts of radical people who go to. abuse her situation and we as a family did everything we went to the police we went to the government everything but the dutch come in this and is going to make any attempt to bring her back into all of it i have hope so we're going to talk with our lawyer about the situation and i hope manatee branch she can. come back because she don't drink she don't eat she is alone and her mental situation is very bad at this moment. thank you very much of the look at that good luck with all that the purpose of the problem just just just but just by way of wrapping up is really that so many european governments are so front to public opinion in their own countries this is we don't want these people back that they're actually trying not to do it and when you see what we've seen just just the last day or 2 the turkish military is literally

rounding people up and deporting them and the lawyers for the families here saying that the americans have offered to go into whole camp and pick these people out and bring them up and deport them for us it's almost easier for these european governments who outsource the issue than to try to do it themselves i suspect now the dutch are going to have to be speaking to one of the other actors to see about getting all these children back. thanks so much lawrence lee there. in turkey state media says the deportation of captured i saw fighters has begun one american has been repatriated and more and more german fighters are expected to be sent home on thursday president or edge of tiber the one says more than 1200 deisel prisoners are being held in turkey and 280 in syria ankara has warned fighters will be repatriated even if their citizenships have been revoked in their home nations. also ahead on the news hour including nigel reveals the braggs that parties

strategy for the u.k. general election. lebanon's banks tried to reassure their public as their workers for a pair to go on strike and trouble in we'll hear from the eventis coach after he says now he's some tristana again that's coming out in sports. spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of votes but fallen short of a majority after the 2nd general election this year acting prime minister pedro sanchez his party won a total of $120.00 seats the foreign vox party saw its support surge to almost double april's result john holl has more from madrid. an election that was meant to break spain's political deadlock looks eve anything like it may have deepened it pedro sanchez the socialist party leader said he would begin immediately

negotiating a progressive coalition will have his work cut out for him reaching out initially of course to you need you need us most on the far left they've said they'll help him but that won't be enough he may need to reach further to the pro independence parties of catalonia who together have enjoyed their best result in a spanish election ever winning a combined 23 seats he need only be asking them to join some sort of a voting pact to support key pieces of government legislation like a budget but even that will be deeply controversial in the country and extremely fragile and see that against the rise of popularity for parties on the right complicating matters further not just the former comes old conservative party the people's party but also a doubling more than doubling of the seat count for the far right vox party put all of that together and things look much more difficult for pedro sanchez back. pulling away with a fragile coalition of the left but i think it is that rise of the far right that

will overshadow this election more than anything else a party a far right party that only entered the parliament in april the 1st time a far right party has been in politics here since the days of franco now showing no sign of going away it has become spain's 3rd largest political force. pro separatist protesters from catalonia have blocked a major highway that connects the spanish region with france stopping traffic in both directions the protest was organized by a new organization called tsunami democratic catalonia was wrong by demonstrations of the spain's supreme court sentenced 9 of its separatist leaders to prison over a failed independent spirit in 2017 the jaime joins us live from the france spain border so i'm trying to judge looking behind you looks like traffic is still ground to a hold by the protesters right. the route to the

hold on this highway and it's going to be like this for the next 3 days at least that's according to democratic tsunami this online group that is behind it have actually called for civil disobedience 3 days of civil disobedience starting today and it actually told his supporters to take days off from work back their backpacks with things like power banks for their mobile phones some warm clothes just day here and along bring some food so this is something that is just starting actually just behind me on this side kind of a food kitchen people were queuing to get a hot cup of soup and then on. stage now that stage is smack in the middle of the highways to any traffic trying to go from france to spain on this road is not going to be able to happen there's been we've seen very little police presence just

a few her spanish police men on this side we're told there's also further down that lane because this queue of part cars or maybe all coming from across the border in spain stretches for at least a kilometer deep bench of france and at the end of that there are 7 french police vans unless there's an effort by the police to remove these people. well there are staying here for the next 3 days democratic tsunami saying that it will also announce similar actions elsewhere in the catalan region we still don't know it all happens online right suddenly but expect to hear more accept civil disobedience in the coming hours or days but i want to we know about this secretive new organization and its ability to mobilize people. we don't know actually who's behind this organization who is supporting it or

who's working for it we have been several reports of some of this more senior leaders like the former president carter's dimona and the current one came torah hat maybe are backing this democratic tsunami somehow but this strength really of this group is that it's all operating through distant bespoke apple is available at the moment only for android phones no i phones and the company kate's sort of i talk li. of people wanting people to organize in neighborhoods and to come up with these pop up actions. all right hold on the thanks so much. the u.k. is braggs it party leader says his party will not run candidates in more than 300 seats held by the conservative party nigel farage says it's a move to ensure and he brings the parties there when the december 12 election. i

have got no great love for the conservative party addle but i can see right now that by giving boris half a chance by keeping him honest and holding him to account by getting people in and by stopping the fanatics in billable democrats who signed us up for everything with a united states of europe european army you know you met i mean they even want to revive the result of the referendum no i think our action this announcement today prevents a 2nd referendum from happening and that to me i think right now is the single most important thing. from. paul brown joins us live from london so that's a bit of a turnaround for nigel farage compared to what he's been saying in the recent weeks why what prompted it. or just a bit of a temper out of fact colloquially here in the u.k. we're 'd probably call it a massive reverse ferrets given the screeching u.

turn that he's just gauged in politically i mean it's just a week ago that he said that what boris johnson the prime minister was offering was not breakfasts and that he couldn't survive by it now he says nigel farage says that this is far as johnson has made some changes some clarifications and this is a bit lawlike the bracks if that nigel farage was hoping to achieve the significance is probably going to be profound i mean from a conservative point of view boris johnson will be very relieved that the pro bracks it votes in many of those constituencies that the conservatives will be contesting is not going to be split between those who subscribe to nigel farage is rather purist rex's vision and the conservatives offering of this deal the forest johnson put together so the conservatives will be celebrating that said though nigel farage has said that he will still contest labor seats so and it remains to

be seen what the impact of that will be because you know there are labor seats are given example ashfield in the east midlands majority $441.00 in favor of labor now that was a 70 percent leave vote and if the breadth of party contests that seat up against the conservatives then theoretically you could say well the labor party would still win because the brits it was in a labor held seats would be split so although it appears as though it's good news for the conservatives it might mean the conservatives don't lose any seats as a result of a split vote it remains to be seen whether it could actually jeopardize and sabotage the conservative hopes of taking seats from other parties such as labor in the liberal democrats polled brand that thanks for that. bolivia's president has resigned after weeks of protests against his reelection in a disputed vote there were more alice says his removal was a coup russia is backing his allegations in condemning opposition protests but

there are sanctions reports from the capital. for weeks protesters have claimed they were more or less committed fraud tobar general election then late on sunday believe his 1st indigenous and longest serving president announced his decision to resign from office a little moment i'm resigning from our position as president in order that people from culture and the poor people are not tried and on anymore i'm resigning for them we don't want there to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in order for there to be new elections or for bolivia. or for the country a chain of events led to the toppling of moralists and mutiny by police units preceded a damning report at the organization of american states that pointed to serious irregularities in the vote counting it recommended a new election prompted the military to also call for more on this to step down.

you're in a sad. after analyzing the internal conflict situation we ask the president of the state to renounce his presidential mandate allowing for peace to be restored in the maintenance of stability for the good of bolivia. but more ellis' political allies in the region and this will accuse any get out condemned what they are calling a coup d'etat. on sunday before deciding to step down but unless ordered a new election was but it was too late to appease many believe the end who wanted nothing less than his resignation. on the streets of believe yes main cities thousands of his critics celebrated including supporters who say nearly 14 years as president is enough they told paul i want to reassess and i think the whole nation of libya is happy we have toppled a dictator we've ended a regime of terror today we are happy but this cannot end here more than 20 officials including ministers and members of the electoral tribunal also resigned

they've sort of siloam in mexico mexico's foreign minister has tweeted in his account that his country has a long tradition to grant asylum and if former president over what alice decides to request that they will give it to him. the crisis is far from over tensions are running high on the streets of main cities and ellis was one of the most popular presidents in bolivia and he still has been supporters. political allies say they will march until they bring back constitutional order and for many that means bringing ever moralities back to power when a scientist i just asked. gambia has brought a case to the un's top court accusing men of committing genocide against muslims when miles military launched a brutal campaign against the rangar in 2017 it came after attacks by an armed group more than 700000 people fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape what human

rights of the shores of called ethnic cleansing were asked year mean more rejected a u.n. report is calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide labeling the allegations as false. reed brody works at the international commission of jurists and joins us now from barcelona good to have you with us so 1st of all do you think the i.c.j. is going to take up this case well they have to earn its diction to hear the case both. gambia and myanmar are members or parties to the genocide convention and in gambia this case alleges. burma myanmar has violated the convention and what's interesting here is that gambia is far away it's not affected but what the i.c.j. has said in other cases is that the obligations under the genocide convention not

to commit genocide can be enforced by any party to the genocide convention including a small democratic faraway country like gambia and precisely on that point how notable is it that it's the gambia that is raising this case not one of the world powers not the usual you know champions of human rights around the world a tiny country in africa is doing what human rights reports and as i referred to even the un report was calling for. well i think it's very positive dad a smaller poor country like gambia takes up this case you know it shouldn't be just the powerful countries and the rich countries who determine who has to live up to international law and not i think it's really to gambia has created that even this it's going through its own very painful truth

commission process of examining past atrocities by the previous dictator that gambia has that kind of solidarity to take a bold move like this to defend the rohingya muslims 7000 miles away it's that kind of international solidarity that we don't see you see often enough these days. as we know from what happened with ice and. rule with international routings visit the doll for in sudan the wheels of international justice sometimes move very very slowly down days and the thing that the i.c.j. can do in the media that will have impact on people's lives absolutely the gambia has requested what are called provisional measures which are like an injunction so normally a case of the i.c.j.

takes years but they are expecting the court to rule on the injunction on the preliminary measures within a matter of months and what they're asking for is for me and maher to halt all its activities that violate the genocide convention and to stop the burning of villages to stop the murders to stop the rapes and to do what needs to be done right now to prevent further genocide from jake in place. thank you so much for your analysis of reverdy. state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firefighters battle wildfires verities have warned of a catastrophic threat people living on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds of fueling the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands of been left homeless let's

get more on that story now with al-jazeera is meteorologist kevin that's right sammy this is a very significant situation that's happening very critical what is going on right now i want to give you the increase and greedy and what we're looking at for this area 1st of all this area for queens the new south wales being dominated by high pressure that means a lot of sun winds are coming out of the northwest which means they are very very dry and they're about to get very gusty now once this frontal boundary pushes through temps are going to drop but with this frontal boundary also comes that's is where those very gusty winds are going to coming from or to share the forecast as we go towards tomorrow notice the temperature contrast between city as well as melbourne with that of course we're going to be seen as very dry winds coming out of the northwest temperatures up to about $39.00 celsius winds gusting anywhere from 35 to 80 kilometers per hour that is one of the reasons it is such a catastrophic day tomorrow you have all these while far gradients a lot of the coast is also under extreme conditions as well that is just one

category down as a system moves through from tuesday to wednesday things get a little bit better facility going to drop down to about 23 but the shift is going to be towards the north up towards queensland that is where the new fire risk is going to be so we're going to watch in this area as we go towards wednesday towards the south things get better for sydney with temperatures coming down to about 23 back to use every. still ahead on al-jazeera president xi jinping arrives in athens as chinese investment revives greece biggest ports. on the front line of about how health workers in the democratic republic of congo are fighting mistrust and fear and treats ebola patients and seattle have won their 2nd m.l.s. cup joe will show you how they did it in sports. i was taken to minute. and i was sitting in the middle and i'm not in

force to ever say that he intends to make sure that we're no longer entitled to be the basic rights for citizenship rights once their villages were burned down were funneled into what is now become complex we're moving into our base of your prison exiles coming soon on al-jazeera. to.

you're watching our desire time to recap our headlines now on kong's chief executives said violence has exceeded the demands of protesters for change now calling the protesters the people's enemy terry lam statement came hours after police shot a protester and a man was set on fire it was one of the most violent days since the unrest began over 5 months ago. a judge in the hague has ordered the netherlands to repatriate more than 50 children of women who joined deisel in syria 23 women asked the court to allow their families to return to 2 deplorable conditions in syrian camps the court found only the children must be sent back to the netherlands latin america's

longest serving leader has resigned following protest against his reelection in bolivia but even mara is calling his exit a coup sic using police of issuing an illegal warrant for his arrest bolivia's police chief denies that. one of the key figures credited with setting up syria's white helmet rescue group has been found dead james the most through was founder of the may day rescue which helped train the syrian civil defense his body was discovered in istanbul on monday morning the white helmets have been credited with saving thousands of people in rebel held areas during years of bombing the country's civil war. several of lebanon's banks will close on tuesday as workers plan to go on strike because of safety concerns ongoing protests in the country have frequently forced the country's financial institutions to shut down the bank

employees union sides of the demonstrations and customers demanding to withdraw their deposits among their concerns the central bank says it has taken measures to safeguard deposits and stabilize the lebanese pound stephanie becker joins us live in beirut so thanks be opening immediately of must be impacting people and causing some worry that. yes there have been rumors the banks have now been closed for 3 days already starting on saturday saturday on today monday 2 extra days of closure other than the usual sunday because of the public holiday today but there were rumors people fear that this is what was going to happen so you now have the head of the union telling its employees not to go to the banks wife's been speaking to economists trying to understand what all of this means because you know as you were mentioning that we've heard from the governor of the central fact. there is no trust here on the ground particularly because we're at

a political stalemate the economist was telling me is it's not a question if the economy is going to collapse it's a question of whether we can stop it from collapsing you have political bickering you have the elites not agreeing on who's going to go in the interim cabinet the government before that can happen no one is going to be implementing any economic reforms you did hear from the governor of the central bank that capital controls were not in place that has to do with limits on transferring funds etc but there is a de facto capital control in place each bank limiting their own we've been talking to people throughout the last week or so each bank has its own limits particularly foreign transfers almost impossible to transfer any kind of money out of the country and that's even for businessmen wanting to pay for goods and services to. important internet so it has. and it's extraordinary how we're now $26.00 days into these protests room it's 2 weeks since the prime minister resigned and there's been no indication of a formation of

a government so they can really start tackling these these hard issues and start implementing these reforms so it's a wait and see situation to someone else just now who said you know we're in this for the long war it seems there's no accordance no agreement at the elite level and that means that everything is out of luck and certainly people's remains on the streets were outside the central bank not many people here right now but i can tell you that the longer this is going to go on for the people will continue to come out to say that things need to change but very very unpredictable and some people will tell you dangerous times here in lebanon as the political process can't seem to find any agreement. all right thanks so much stephanie deck of the. runs for president says his country won't abandon the 2015 nuclear deal as it could risk jeopardizing the lifting of u.n. sanctions speaking to crowds at a rally in the southeastern province of counterman hasan rouhani explained why iran is staying in the agreement that's despite the us withdrawing last year and

imposing new unilateral sanctions on the country while since then iran has been reducing its commitments the deal. since the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal many people in iran encouraged us to also abandon but by staying in the j. c.p.o. way next year we will achieve a big political and defensive goal that is we will be able to buy and sell arms on the international market again after years of un sanctions and the year 2020 the united nations arms embargo on iran will be lifted. the u.s. is calling for early elections in iraq and an end to violence against protesters security forces again opened fire on demonstrators on monday killing at least 9 people at least 325 people have been killed across the country since protests erupted in october demanding political reform iraq's parliament has been discussing the issue on monday well a gem jhoom has more from baghdad. tensions are currently rising in some of the

areas that are close to tahrir square just in the past hour we've seen several ambulances that have come by here they're coming from the direction about 300 meters north of us that's the konami square that's an area that has seen repeated clashes between anti-government demonstrators and security forces in the past few days now we've seen many of these took took so they have dropped off injured anti-government demonstrators into one of this volunteer one of these volunteer medic tents close to us we've seen at least 9 in the past hour hour and a half and people are concerned that things might get worse as the day goes on now all of this coming amid the backdrop of a lot of diplomatic talk today you had the united states calling on their i don't think government to hold early elections you've also had statements from the united . or at all there was another amman this just passes by obviously again really signaling that there is more going on in the area north of us the united nations

assistance mission for it off they put out a statement just yesterday in which they proposed a several proposals to try to in the crisis here and off one of them is to try to pass electoral reform another them is to release protesters that have been detained since the protests began and also prosecute those responsible for violence in these protests areas and now one of the more interesting things with regard to today is the fact that i don't experiment is currently meeting and although and many people here in baghdad had expected that the parliament might be taking up the issue of electoral reform or what we've heard since the parliament sort of meeting is in fact that the president's office has submitted or finalize a draft for electoral reform that they are then going to submit that to the cabinet and then the cabinet must approve that and then submit it on to parliament so there's really no indication what kind of timetable we're looking at when it comes to getting any kind of concrete steps for electoral reform or an electoral reform law and that's something that's clearly frustrating demonstrators who say that they

believe they keep hearing the same rhetoric again and again from a fish oils here in there at all. china's president has arrived in greece for a 3 day visit focused on investment and trade xi jinping met with greek prime minister korea of course with the attackers after touching down in athens on sunday president xi will also meet for a is the mediterranean sea port controlled by china's state owned shipping company cosco it's his 1st visit since the approval of china's $680000000.00 plan to expand the port let's take a closer look at china's involvement in the poor state own china ocean shipping company or costco owns a controlling stake costco has increased contain the business 7 fold during the decade that its lead managing it in that time china has invested $2000000000.00 and it plans to invest another $2000000000.00 over the next 5 years and here's why it's important the institute for international and economic studies estimates 10 percent

of china's exports to europe go through curious. than buying isn't the economist intelligence units access china service she explains why it's important to china to strengthen economic ties with greece and will be along the lines of the true financial gas which china desperately needs and in order to for china to diversify so energy and its new energy car industry climate change initiative china would need more helpers any support can get and groups seem to be a good entry point to europe and if china can set a good example in greek then it can potentially set up a good example to other european politicians and in public that china can do more to offer to europeans especially in this backward drop china u.s. tension the europe has become more important but within europe france and germany

has been the strongest the voice on the kind of support china but not without criticisms and for greece it's had a special place china can actually offer a lot of help to solve some of its immediate problems and also to help it to achieve its long term goals. in terms of the data issues are china's willing to provide financial aid we don't talk about a graphics that start much anymore but fundamentally the risk is still there and for sure for the 2 countries they're both they're all civilizations and that is some crying commentary by this kind of old civilization in today's world and that's very actually unique relation. cambodia's opposition leader has made his 1st media appearance since he was put under house arrest more than a year ago. was arrested for treason in 2017 but a cause is restrictions on him on sunday that decision came as the can both be in

government faces international pressure over criticism it's undermining democracy and human rights when he reports. the president of the opposition cambodian national risky party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st was the ambassador of france which is one of the countries applying most pressure on the cambodian government. didn't talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings were an opportunity to say thank you it's just too busy to express greetings. and in person alone. is still banned from political activities and the charge of treason against him stands the decision to end his house arrest came the day after the acting president of his party sam rainsy flew into malaysia from exile in france saying he'll return to cambodia. the security has been deployed on the

streets of phnom penh as a warning to anyone thinking of helping him a chief his stated goal of overthrowing the government on tuesday the european union will deliver a report to prime minister hun sen's government outlining its concerns over a decline in democracy and human rights. it's threatening to withdraw cambodia's preferential trade agreement if significant improvements aren't made but the ruling party says the court's decision on kim was not made in response to that threat. this is the opinion of outlawed rebels who have always taken up the issue of the cambodian government came so close cases under the control of the courts so it's not relevant. the developments come in the middle of an important holiday in cambodia the annual water festival politics is absent as crews in boats from around the country converge on the capital to mark the end of the wit season when the

tunnel asap river changes direction even if the government is able to appease the european union there are big question marks over whether there will be any significant space in the short term for the cambodian national risky party prime minister hun sen has tried very hard to destroy the threat posed by the opposition that undoing the damage completely now seems unlikely. still the members of the band party see the international pressure and attention as an opportunity to try to restart their political careers and resume their campaign to change this country's direction wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. now health workers in the democratic republic of congo say violence and mistrust are contributing to the spread of a bowler by both say the spike the challenges more people are being treated and fewer getting sick catherine soy has this exclusive report from bernie. doctors at this center in beni struggle to keep an 8 year old girl alive.

and she's in the late stages of the disease and her pain is unbearable. we call her cavour to protect her privacy this doctor who's heading of with care patients are often brought to late robert if i had a viral load. now today she's a little bit worse than yesterday. not so conscious anymore feeling playing. giving some fluids controlling. diarrhea in another section of the center there's a case doctors are calling a medical miracle baby was born prematurely 3 weeks ago her mother died immediately after giving birth but she's not sick her doctors tell us this could be one of the 1st such documented cases since a baller was discovered decades ago she was really positive her blood to moderate the placenta was posed to you don't believe court was supposed to be

a leader it was posted to this alive inside of the baby was posed to you but the blood of the baby is always negative those who come to see it meant centers on time are getting more people also getting vaccinated many now understand that this is a dangerous disease and getting help on time is a matter of life and death this latest outbreak of ebola started last year and has killed at least 2000 people in parts of eastern democratic republic of congo burials are harder now than at any other time grieving families here frederick new kids relatives watch him being carried away by health workers to a mass grave far from home a bomb that is most infectious when someone dies. his wife whose 2 children have also died still trying to come to terms with their deaths weeks after they were buried please it is very sad to see people i love dying i cannot even send them off

with a proper christian burial or even a proper prayer it's very painful. health workers higher say fewer people are getting sick. but there's still a lot of mistrust and hostility from some genuinely looking we're coming from a burial when our team was attacked by a group of people they were very hostile and had barricaded the road they stoned our car and beat us up we are lucky we are scoped back at the benny treatment center baby and is getting stronger she will have to be taken to and often age while she gets the all clear her father is in hiding how grandfather says he can't take care of her. on the other hand is still fighting for her life katherine sawyer al-jazeera many democratic republic of congo now the world's busiest online shopping day may have broken new records chinese e-commerce giants have reported booming sells for the annual event this year many retailers are turning to video

live streaming to attract customers far and slowly as more from beijing. singles day or double 11 used to be a strictly chinese retail event but in the last 10 years or so it's grown to be much more than that sellers on digital platforms across the region are taking part and here in china it's not just home grown brands that want a piece of the action but also international brands including makers of luxury goods consumers can get almost anything they want from groceries to even real estate a 1st for this year's single state now politics may affect this year's sales somewhat last year hong kong was the largest destination outside of mainland china alongside russia and the u.s. this year protesters have urged shoppers to boycott the event amid antigovernment protests that have lasted more than 5 months that's not expected to dent sales much however because the numbers coming out a staggering more than 200000 brands and more than half

a 1000000000 shoppers expected china is forecast to overtake the u.s. as the world's largest retail market by the end of this year according to a market research firm and what's driving this is of course growing wealth but also a rise in online shopping e-commerce makes up about 35 percent of retail sales that's a far higher percentage than any market in the world the rollout of 5 g. technology is expected to be a game changer faster mobile internet speeds will open up new retail opportunities but don't rule out physical stores like these ones just yet they still dominate with 65 percent of market share and what it does mean however is that it's going to be a tough fight for them to take along just slice of the expanding chinese retail market . now in the u.s. part of the river containing the world's largest collection of world war one ship franks has been granted special protection conservationists working in mallow's bay

in the state of maryland say they found another use for what they call the ghost fleet hi there joe castro explains beneath the water's surface rest wooden skeletons from another era i mean the well factor is astounding especially at low tide when they're all rising out like a true ghostly rising out of the water. susan langley is an underwater archaeologist for the state of maryland her ghost fleet are the remains of more than 100 century old ships built during world war one to deliver american aid to european allies this is the largest ship graveyard in the world that's homogeneous that's all one period all related. how the vessels arrived at their watery grave is the story of an early u.s. merchant marine that never left american shores in 1917 president woodrow wilson commissioned the u.s. emergency fleet shipyards across the country raced to build

a 1000 steamships in 18 months but mid effort the war ended in 200 some already built ships were immediately rendered obsolete they didn't know how long the war was going to last either so the fact that war ended before they finished the building program was a good thing langley says after the war nobody wanted the ships because their hastily built holes were made of wood not steel eventually a salvage company brought them to mel's bay where they were stripped of valuable metals during the great depression burned and sunk but they've become an integral part of the environment we're very happy to have her and they're still here for a folder enjoy it when your century that these impulses have been rooted here something interesting has been happening major is reclaiming filling them with dirt and sea and animals and birds and now they're small islands with their own ecosystems. the area is now a park where people can paddle through the in chanted water escape commune with

nature and experience history the federal government named it a national marine sanctuary in july we felt that this is worthy of protection worthy of celebration and so this national rain sanctuary designation really marks mallows bay as one of these really special places in the world. a submerged time capsule preserved for visitors and archaeologists for years to come. castro al-jazeera maryland. coach.

it's called science and it's catch up for the game here is joe i mean thank you all a football as been sent off during a match in ukraine despite him being the victim of racist abuse brazilian tyson who plays for checked into nets kicked a ball towards dynamo kiev funs who using racist insults the referee gave him a red card for that's efficient had already followed the 1st 2 steps and he waved his protocol asking for a stadium announcement to be made before taking players into the dressing room for 5 minutes the 3rd step would have been to abandon the match tyson as you can see left the pitch in taiz. today my players showed their strong character once again i would like to support all those suffering from racism those guys who faced it today because racism is

unacceptable it was and it will be a shame for all and we all have to fight against it every day every minute every 2nd. well tyson has also given his reaction on instagram which he said i will never stay quiet after seeing such an inhuman and despicable act in a racist society it isn't enough not to be racist we must be anti racist. trouble turn tyranny event a star play a christian or now those been left fuming after he was sucked off for the 2nd time in a week it happened in the 2nd half of the city our leaders game with ac milan rinaldo came off and had words with coach mauritius saadi before disappearing to the changing rooms according to local reports when elder left the stadium before the end of the game wasn't there to celebrate his team's win to add to his woes it was his replacement palatable or he scored the goal that put you very back on top. and i had doubts christiane i could play the full 90 minutes he's been having this

problem recently which is having an impact on him he can't train like usually does so i decided both he and paolo should not play the full match we should thank cristiana for offering him self because so many other players would have stepped back and not played but you could tell he was struggling so that's why i replaced him i'm happy with his work ethic he clearly still wants to help the team by me to continue to search for a new head coach we come to sack him but they shouldn't bother calling former arsenal manager arsene wenger because he's ruled himself out of the running when you were approaching them but you've never felt that you were a candidate for the job i'm not the kind to do it for but you're right so does that mean you're done both medically that is no different. as though god would go to the super reform does that mean you're done with management no no not necessarily but. them. are in fact there's an offer coming in. well so by and they

say interim coach has the flick will stay in charge for the forseeable future following this for now whenever bruited dawson on saturday by and see him a nigger said the club would in his words calmly continue with the 54 year old and his 2 games in charge flick has overseen victories over into milan and dortmund meanwhile. have opened up a 4 point lead at the top of the bundesliga patrick hermann scored 2 as they eased past a vertebrae men 31. it was a while then to fry bones $10.00 win over and try to frankfurt when frankfurt's captain david abraham shoulder charge the opposition coach christian strike sending him flying that sparked a mass for with the referee handing out red cards to abraham and a freiburg player who retaliated on his coach's behalf. didn't begin he ran towards me and knocked me over i couldn't have got out the way he was coming at me so 1st he's a strong little these are young boys i'm 54 years old but i couldn't move out the

way i had no choice but it's all done. the seattle sounders have won the m.l.s. cup for a 2nd time beating toronto 31 in the final after a goal is 1st half it was all to play for in seattle took control going to new up with 14 minutes to play victor a dragons here with the strike he was later named the m.l.s. cups most valuable player a late goal from role rui diaz wrapped up the win despite a consolation goal from toronto the sounders also beat the canadian club in 2016 when they won their 1st m.l.s. cup tie. while number one rafael nadal is fit and ready to face defending a.t.p. finals champion alexander's verite later on monday he'll be looking to avoid the kind of upset faced by 20 time clan sam champion roger federer who was before his opening match by a dominant team federal has won the a.t.p. final 6 times but couldn't afford another step up to this 7. i 75 to 58. and be

a champion is the toronto raptors have brought an end to the los angeles lakers recent good form the lakers were unbeaten in 7 games coming into this one the bron james had 13 points 15 assists and 13 rebounds for what was his 85th create a triple double was enough though the lakers losing for the 1st time since the opening nights against the clippers toronto taking 81132100. elsewhere the portland trail blazers snapped a whole game losing streak they did it the hard way to needing overtime against the atlanta hawks staying in the school 30 points to help portland overcome atlanta but now lost 6 of the last 7 all right that is your sport now we'll have to sammy thanks so much for all that said for this news and back in a moment with another. so do stay with us here.

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of the story of dispute and division at the heart of an empire. the caliph episode to jersey. it's a tough time for the afghan security forces taliban attacks have increased their suffering heavy casualties and the prospect of a withdrawal of u.s. forces hangs over them yet young men are still joining up some for reasons for others it's the only way to get a job despite the risks midway's karimi was an army bomb disposal engineer in helmand province he knew the risks he was blinded in both eyes and lost a leg when a roadside device exploded as you try to defuse it always aware of the danger of seeing friends wounded while working on mines i wasn't scared to lose an arm or a leg is to sacrifice we have to like to serve this country.

was. on kong's chief executive once violence is overwhelming protesters the monster change calling them but people's enemy. hi sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a coal rolls the netherlands should help for patrick 56 children born to weisel wives and syria putting further pressure after a fragmented election verdict in spain.