from syria he's closer to the syrian refugees is a confession that maybe his son goes head to head with c.u. trumpet stephen money this year the trump deficit a trillion dollars to do surgery i will not to look to me for well no doubt in. 0. carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes north korea blows up a liaison office it shares with the south and seoul warns of a stronger spots. tension along the border indian and chinese troops clash in an area claimed by both in the himalayas. trying to bring back lockdown restrictions and steps testing in beijing to control the new outbreaks of violence. and saudi

coalition attack those 4 children and yemen just after the lender moves up from a blacklist of parties that endanger children in conflict. and support the takeover of the english premier league club newcastle united is facing a major setback the world trade organization is poised to release its report linking saudi arabia to a pirate t.v. network be cheap throne takeover bid in 2 uncertainty. south korea says it will respond strongly if the north keeps raising tensions after pyongyang blew up a liaison office in the border town of case that comes after days of threats of military action by the north korean leadership rob mcbride reports from seoul. the complete destruction of a building created at the height of improving into korean relations and with it and

the immediate hope of reconciliation the north has become enraged by defectors who make calls human scum releasing propaganda balloons into its territory kim jong the increasingly influential sister of leader kim jong un had warned the military could destroy the building in retaliation. and confirmation came chews day afternoon with a faint plume of smoke spotted north of the border. this corresponds to the mindset of an enraged people to force the human scum and those who have shelter them to pay dearly for the crimes the joint liaison office was established in 2018 i made the flurry of summit diplomacy between the 2 koreas and between the north and the united states since then all talks including getting rid of the north's nuclear weapon threat have stalled by this action north korea seems set on creating

a new crisis on the korean peninsula it's already cut the hot lines across the demilitarized zone border with the south making any attempts at reconciliation far more difficult and possibly signaling a return to the extreme tensions of the past that's something the liberal south korean president moon j.n.t. has wanted to avoid at all costs but even his government seems to be returning to acrimonious warnings from which we sternly warned that we will strongly respond if the north continue so take steps to worsen the situation adding that all responsibility for this destructive act falls on the north bride al-jazeera sold. now in washington d.c. has there been any reaction yet from the u.s. . no official reaction yet from my the state department

the national security council or indeed from the president himself but it can be satin that all of those agencies and the white house will be speaking to their south korean allies will be monitoring north korea will be talking to the japanese as well at this stage the north koreans have said that this is because of a failure of diplomacy by south korea and also by the united states though you remember it's exactly 2 years ago this month that donald trump was in singapore at that big summit with the north korean leader kim jong il and he was talking about how there was potentially going to be a breakthrough on relationships on the korean potential of course the 2nd summit in vietnam fell apart but if this was aimed at getting donald trump's attention it may not walk because he's a bit busy at the moment with the covert crisis with the economic fallout of the covert crisis with the ongoing protests i rode in the water around the united

states over criminal justice and he's also got an election just a few months away so unless there was an easy win available to him this isn't going to get his attention. you know had as allan you can never be surprised what the president might back used to tweet is his admiration of camp john and so what does this mean for him there were aleisha between the u.s. and north korea. well it's going to be difficult to see any sort of movement in the next 5 months before the election there are those who believe that donald trump was too ambitious from the very beginning he believed in a top don't approach to negotiations that he was going to speak to kim jong il and he also described as well rachele little rocket man remember that when he was criticizing him quite fiercely so the possibility that he could get denuclearize ation which is always been the u.s.

policy since the 1950 since the end of the vietnam war and then other things would fall into place was perhaps too ambitious because the north koreans are so wedded to the idea of having a nuclear program that perhaps we should have started at a smaller level and build up to the big question is certainly we do member at that summit in vietnam kim jong un walked away because there was no we he was compromising on north korea's nuclear program it just was a step too far for him so if there was the possibility of starting small and building up then you would see yeah there's a possibility that something might happen between the united states and north korea but really at the moment with donald trump concentrating solely on getting reelected with nor immediate easy victory at hand it's not something that he's going to put a lot of time and effort into over the next 5 months ok alan fischer live in washington alan thanks as always. now robert kelly is a professor at present national university who specializes in the korean conflict

explains why propaganda leaflets are being used as an excuse as tensions rise. the leafleting has been around for a good 20 years now at least made maybe even earlier than that right the north koreans have respond and they don't like it but they've never actually done this kind of stuff before and i think the real issue is probably that the americans have pushed the south korean government very hard not to cut a deal with north korea this south korean government is sort of the most doll bush on north korea in the history of south korea never before has south korea had a president who is bent over backwards for north korea to strike a deal as much as this current president jane yet because of the alliance with the americans moon has been very constrained in what he can do specifically on the rollback of sanctions and i think the north koreans are really frustrated after 3 years of this and i think that's why the rhetoric has gotten so much harsher this year so there were a couple of deals signed with the south koreans in the last couple of years and i think the north koreans are going to those they want really very substantial but i think the north koreans are going to sort of begin to roll those back as a way to signal their displeasure to south korean president and jane when jane's

got less than 2 years left in his presidency trump has really offered a great deal to the north koreans i think the north korean see a window for some kind of deal which they thought was sort of wide open a couple of years ago fading away and i think they're pushing hard to try to get moon in his last year and a half of the president to really make some kind of major concessions so yes i would imagine the north koreans will continue to provoke what is important understand that that one actually lead to a conflict right in the north koreans know that they would lose even if they quote south korea alone they would lose certainly they fought the americans and the south koreans that would get crushed the north koreans will provoke what they want to actually allow things to escalate and spin out of control. 3 indian soldiers have been killed during fighting with chinese troops on the border happen in the disputed go on valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway it's the 1st time casualties have been reported during a stand off between the 2 since 1975 was withdrawn and joins us now from new delhi so liz what are you hearing. so the indian army saying

that an officer and 2 soldiers were killed in what they're calling a violent faceoff on monday night and that military officers from both sides and walton talks in the region to try and defuse the situation as well as that we have india's defense minister holding talks with the head of the army and that's because what's happened is significant as you mentioned this is the 1st death in clashes that's resulted in from clashes in 45 years clashes a common they happen all the time as both sides patrol one of the world's longest disputed border is nearly 3 and a half 1000 kilometers but again the 1st death in 45 years and it happened as both sides were involved in trying to deescalate after recent tensions along the border last month there were a series of clashes along the it's the unofficial border known as the line of actual control or l.a. sea which china accused india of trespassing on its territory trying to build defense facilities in india maintain that it was on its territory and we had both

sides bolstering their military presence in the region following those clashes but after that we had a lot of talk from both governments saying that they have a good relationship and that they've always been able to resolve any border disputes through dialogue and they had been speaking for the last 10 days and these deaths come despite those assurances from both sides that they would be escalating and now in india there are a lot of questions about whether the indian army and the indian government was being completely honest about the situation along the border and whether it has the situation under control ok elizabeth wrong with the latest new delhi let's thank you. china says it will continue dialogue with india but will not back down of tensions continue to train you has more from beijing well the chinese side has laid the blame for this all to cation slowly at the foot of india now according to jolly jen who's the foreign ministry spokesperson here in beijing he said that because of

these intensifying scuffles have been taking place between china and india in recent months but there have been deescalating dialogues that had been taking place in the lead up to june and he said on june 6th a consensus between both sides was reached now we also know that chinese state media say that on that same day chinese military officers and weaponry were sent to the border to also conduct military exercises now according to tell you gen on monday this consensus was broken by the indian side let's have a listen to. what is shocking is that on june 5th during the indian troops seriously violated the consensus of the 2 sides crossed the border illegally twice and carried out provocative attacks on chinese personnel resulting in serious physical conflicts between the 2 border forces china has had at that it's made some representations to india its dismissed have any responsibility for this and that it

will continue peaceful dialogue but at the same time china's ministry spokespersons have often said that time it will not back down from a fight if there is in fact any challenge to its sovereignty by india. now india and china share the world's longest unmarked border of the line in yellow that are about to see is the so-called line of actual control but there are several just needed areas on either side one of the main ones as oxides chan a province claimed by india but it's been administered by china since 1962 when the 2 countries went to war over the border the most recent serious tension was in 2017 are chinese road construction hundreds of troops from both sides to play on the auto an area between the time victor gallo in beijing he's the vice president of the center for china and globalization we appreciate your time so much so that the 1st thing sets in this tension about 40 years how significant is this

well 1st of all it's very unfortunate that tensions have been tearing up alone china india and told the. president a whole peace will prevail in dialogue and negotiation will be very amicable between china and india neither china nor india want to have a war between the 2 countries because that would be very detrimental to indian interest as well as to chinese interest neither china nor india won't to hold for any conflict scenario up alone their very long very arduous montanus told us therefore let's hope for calm there's for hopeful rationality prevailing on both sides and. they are in existence and both countries need to be aware of the look and without you we're going to let ocean let me ask you victor so this happened in the midst of what was already an attempt to

deescalate and then something obviously went wrong so what needs to happen what would you like to see happen. i do not have all the details about the casualties on both sides but i'm pretty sure that no gun ish belts have being fired by india obeidi china probably as has happened many times before there are lots of physical fight against each other fist fights and other bodily collisions for example and maybe some soldiers went a little bit too thought. too extreme resulting in casualties from both side it is unfortunate and i present them to the mall whichever dance on whichever side the chinese the indians and i hope no dance will ever happen again between the soldiers of the truce sites and deescalation is a must neither china nor india want to have more and more tensions on their border

eventually even spilling out of control. victor gao joining us from beijing victor thank you very much thank you for having me so it's going to dish all perspective on this. is a retired n.d. an army colonel a military analyst says the indian government is trying to downplay the situation but it is an african development. this is. extremely extremely serious confrontation. probably the most serious since 1975 when 4 indian troops were killed by the chinese soldiers on the border but it all began about a couple of months ago when chinese troops more lies to the indian site seem to think this was a normal springtime exercise that that merely was during the people's liberation army except that the people's liberation army to arm rest in wielding green did

territory it has occupied territory that it had now not claimed earlier and have been coming in they have established bunkers the air defenses and the indian side has not been able to pick them so far in fact from the indian political sort of dynamic that is taking place with the indian opposition blaming the ruling party for having let china and soldiers into england saw and heard the government the indian government is actually downplaying the whole and saying that no nothing much has really happened except of this latest incident has blown the roof off that position there are now lower indian bodies being flown back to delhi and this is going to result in political pressure on the government to act. plenty more and the news hour including catching up on contact tracing germany launches a tracking app to help in the fight against the coronavirus. desperate for food

programs risked their lives it meant strict coronavirus restrictions. and that's going to tell commissioner encourages teams to sign calling cap on it for this season our will have all the details coming up. that china's top disease expert says the next 36 hours will be crucial in predicting the impact of a new crime a virus outbreak in the capital some neighborhoods in beijing were put back into lockdown on sunday after more than $100.00 objections were confirmed the city had gone more than 50 days without any reported cases good to report. charlie stanton so we're looking to find the origins of the new calls of $900.00 that's led to pulse of the company posing a lockdown authorities say the corona virus strain found in dozens of confirmed cases this past week appears to have originated elsewhere. the why is the stricken

epidemic. chain is different from what it was 2 months ago but it clearly indicated the strain it's a major epidemic strain in that european countries so it from outside of china brought to you. the cough means test infection sunday to market the provides 80 percent of the caucus food. a 1000 workers from the market have been tested at 30000 restaurants across the city disinfected people living nearby have been sent to hospitals for testing almost 30 neighborhoods have been locked down people who recently visited the market have been told to self oscillate for 2 weeks because the bleeders say they're not taking any chances they want to eat sounds i wonder how that wouldn't rank on hunter since the epidemic occurred as she found the wholesale market on june 11th there have been 106 new confirmed

domestically transmitted cope with 19 cases the epidemic prevention and control of beijing is in a severe situation. the government has reactivated social distancing measures entertainment on sporting venues have been closed and people are being encouraged to work from home long distance buses leaving the city have been suspended beijing restaurants have been told not to travel those who do must undertake to we quarantine periods at the destination should for the cost to has already reached 3 other chinese provinces the chinese government says the next few days will be crucial if the numbers to mean stable the authorities say the current measures will be enough to contain the outbreak but a sharp increase will mean but stricter measures will be needed to prevent a possible 2nd wave. ods event. let's bring in john nichols and hong kong he's

a clinical professor in pathology at the university of hong kong way appreciate your time very much. are these flareups to be expected. yeah i think so i think what he's saying is that even in countries feel like china should come $53.00 days or whatever without need case it's not surprising that we have ordering with so many countries that there will be cases which will be coming in and which will cause exact rights and yet again it's occurring way of getting a lot of people coming together and also in this case another food market so is the way to stay on top of it is testing testing testing or is it more about how you lift restrictions. you look i think that what you say is very good is that the advice case it is going to be the testing which is going to pick it up and also i think that this got to be a realisation that is going to be in these areas where you're getting lots of

people together that's going to be the hot spots and so which means that cisco to be fumbling rigorous attention to these types of hygiene which takes place in these large markets the that the jury is a little bit out on the other where this virus that actually come from initially people so it could be imported salmon but i haven't seen any hard evidence to indicate that this was a cause but certainly it does seem to see this to be like like with blue hand it's from contaminated surfaces being to multiple people being infected about over 200000 people thought has not been so unlike who hand i think the chinese authorities will up to speed on things up on accessing so i don't think that we'll see we saw one who had not so yes so that is my question do you feel how do you feel about what you are saying there may be blips along the way but do you have any level of confidence that there won't be

a huge 2nd wave or is it just really 2 hearts and that. well i but what was seen is that you know it's gone from 27 new cases today and as with the previous news report indicated just the next couple of days way to do with the repetition thing will be indicating whether or not it's going to pass it off or though it's going to continue to spike up this spike and an increase and said that but because now beijing is far better at doing the testing and the isolation i think that they'll be able to keep this one fumble 'd under control rather than what happened before and in late december. mr nichols thank you so much for your time appreciate it that's right have a good evening. pakistan's government has reimposed what it calls smart lockdown following a record rise and run a virus infections parts of islam a bot of the shower have already and sealed off areas of lahore and other cities to follow the government's warning infections could soar to one and

a quarter 1000000 by the end of next month a minister non-con has ruled out a nationwide lockdown saying the country cannot afford the standstill or has more from the capital. there is now being a. guest on to about 20 major a particular job programs we are door. stegman. we're going to i don't nobody would have been. shipped by. groceries old where did the farmer buy within doors community going the government saying that this would be smart. what they're doing is that they're looking at the number of inspections particular. and then once they see that that is that's why they're putting. the subject. down to luck and always be a good thing or. measured. by anyone in the

province something major cities are going to be going into a state of down for 15 days in order to drive. the exponential growth of this particular band all career door to their government. getting more support from china more drugs have been coming in red. men are so full the most important project on is going to school with the rising number of given warning from the wanted and don't deny vision even the government. would be no one's going to do them any engaged by the endo. more than $100.00 days after the 1st case of coven one. reported peru has one of the highest infection rates in latin america a government established one of the 1st and strictest lockdown measures in the region but desperation for food and money that's what's forcing people to rest their lives are an essential as reports from lima. patients are brought in coffins

are carried out across the country hospitals are being pushed beyond the limits it's what president mckinley scott i had hoped to avoid when he implemented one of the earliest and strictest look though measures in latin america. and the rise of contagion is because of this staying at home is out of the question for more than $5000000.00 poor peruvians who can only live on what they earn each day and they must go out for fresh food nearly half of prove fields don't have a refrigerator. we are dying of hunger our children have nothing to eat and the president and mayor don't say anything they only tell us to follow the rules but the rules are against us. in some districts street vendors scrambled the lead to avoid police a curfew added to other restrictions has left more than 2300000 peruvians jobless in the capital alone the desperation is the fuelling the contagion you know the

ground the liberal the great conglomerations in lima contributing to an increase of patients but we must to reactivate the economy and help those who need to work in an orderly way. the pressure resign many are already operating with restrictions the government's push to reopen the economy is leading to more travelling people will not only have to take the risk of going to the markets which have been the hot spots for contagion in the city now to go to work most will have to take a bus traveling in the bible are usually crammed up and health care officials say that will likely increase the number of cases putting an extra burden on the health care system. we are in the better for leeman general be the highest point more than 65 percent of all beds are and are dedicated to coverage. when the pandemic began there were fewer than 150 intensive care beds for peru's 32000000 people now the

government says there are nearly 5000 but that may still not be enough 93 year old was not accepted in any hospital because of her age and because there were not enough beds their name on my are nothing for my mother could have died a month ago but fortunately a doctor came in the middle of the night to give us medicine. to the health care system continues to struggle officials say more than 6500 peruvians have died experts say the real number could be at least twice as much while patients hope for a hospital bed poor peruvians are trying to earn enough to eat aware that the choice may turn out to be between hunger and getting sick. to germany as the latest a u. member to launch a contact tracing out for its citizens and uses bluetooth technology and the public if they come in contact with

a covert positive person i mean again tells us how it works. germany has been praised around the world for its approach in combating the corona virus keeping the number of infections keeping the number of deaths down in states around this country the think is. isolated outbreaks but generally speaking very low numbers such as here i am right now in the state of schleswig-holstein in the north of the country the mortality rate here is low one of the tools that government ministers are particularly hoping will help them in the next stage of combating corona is an app that uses and people can download on to best mom which allows them anonymously to see information about whether things mean proximity to somebody who's gone to test positive likewise if a person test positive well then they will upload the details of their positive test which will be also sent to cases and then that information can be sent on to other uses of this app that way ministers hope that as i say it will be another

tool take that their coverage and their treatment of her and on to a different level kind of if you can help to build people who've been in contact with others who've been affected more quickly but it's been possible up to now every extra hour to board about the dangers of infection as a win in the fight against this virus is one of the problems that the government when this happened bringing it sat is previously issues that many people were concerned would the data that's gathered here really be anonymous could data protection be in short ministers say yes it can but the interesting thing is that surveys suggest the germans down the middle on this 40 percent yes they say they will download but around 40 percent say they want ministers hope that in the course of the next few weeks and months as the pandemic progresses that many people will realize that they can use this map and it will give them a degree more safety will certainly that's what ministers hope. a cheap and widely

available steroids can dramatically cut the death rate on the growing of viruses it's been found in a new drug trial given low doses of dex the methods were jews deaths by around a 3rd among those with the most acute cases of infection a team of experts in britain described the results of this clinical trial as a major breakthrough there are currently no approved treatments or vaccines for corona virus as kill more than $437000.00 people worldwide it's time for weather now with everton so there are wildfires burning in the u.s. for a set time of year because for shell is the hot june sunshine and the low humidity and you can see the clear skies that we have iran across much of north america and certainly into the the great plains of the u.s. down towards southwestern corner where is of high humidity having said that the area cloud here just around the mid atlantic states for to sing a lot of rain is setting up a wet week for the eastern seaboard this next one just around the mountain states

us a little more transit that's going to not just way further east which is because through the next couple of days but in between here we go with the wildfires this is oklahoma fires burning here we have got the low humidity the high temperatures and of course pretty strong winds similar picture to make their way into colorado florida fires burning away quite wildly here and towards the southwest corner was not quite as press because it would look that's because it is time lapse photography of course but as you can see fires burning here as well in between there we go with those temperatures 41 celsius in phoenix 35 in denver 35 in dallas there is that very wet weather around the eastern seaboard 18 celsius there for rally we're going to see temperatures not going up as it creeps a little further north which as we go on through where this day on into thursday the rain still in the similar area pushing up into friday still in a similar area but the other band of rain is making its way through the plains for

cell thank you everton. still ahead on al-jazeera from head to us to police perform well demands for justice be met and the u.s. . is scorched earth made the women fighting back against arsonists. and sport an update on whether this year's t 20 world cup will go ahead. join the global community to call the crisis is just slap does in the face of the blessing upon latin upon last human talent equals global health keeping you up to date is why so for situations where we have a human rights prices that persist beyond a health crisis your questions is a dialogue just nothing we are now approaching across route this is an opportunity that we must miss the stream on al-jazeera. frank assessments tourism

income stream is dead in the water what's been the result. significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines it's time for new policy to save the country i think not only you seem to grady brittany fish the really deep bowl continues inside story on al-jazeera. watch now to 0 let's recap the top stories right now korea has blown up its joint

liaison office with the south was opened on the border in case on 2 years ago south korea says it will respond strongly if the north keeps raising tensions. 3 indian soldiers had been killed during fighting on the border with china and happen in the disputed got want valley territory where efforts to deescalate tensions are underway at top disease expert in china as warning the next 3 days of a push a one determining impact of a new coronavirus outbreak in the capital some neighborhoods in beijing have been put back on lockdown after 100 impaction were confirmed. as president is there to sign an executive order on police reform in the coming hours says his order and shore changes are fair just and say if follows deaths over the protests rather over the deaths of 2 black men and police custody and a calendar reports as protests continue to gather pace across the nation the family of ray showed brooks gave the 1st emotional press conference the 27 year old father

of 3 died on friday after he was shot twice in the back by a police officer his death has been ruled a homicide the officer who killed him has been fired and his grieving family wants justice because tomorrow we go have to deal with the. we go head to beer and we go i think we miss you in a pretty if they were lucky enough we got this. do of the not there were never did that but racial brooks was killed 3 weeks up to george floyd died in minneapolis after an officer knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes now police forces across the us a promising major reforms to procedures community policing in their relationship with african-americans in new york the city's anti crimes unit comprising of around $600.00 police officers will be reassigned the unit was involved in the death of eric garner in 2014 and was responsible for a disproportionate number of shootings and complaints make no mistake this is

a seismic shift in the culture of how the n.y.p.d. polices this great city it will be felt and mediately throughout the 5 district attorney's offices it will be felt immediately in the communities that we protect despite his insistence that laura noda must be enforced president trump says the death of racial brooks is concerning that it was a terrible situation. that it closely i'm going to get some report started today in very strong reports and will have a little more to say about it tomorrow but certainly it was very to me it was very disturbing on tuesday it's expected president trump will sign an executive order aiming to improve police training weeding out bad offices and improving dealing with mental health issues it's not expected his order will address system racism even as place reform appears to be sweeping the nation those calling for change say it's not enough most of the changes involve procedures and not police accountability many want to see officers who carry out unjustified killings face

justice something that all too often doesn't happen to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. the nato chief says he has begun talks with the u.s. and germany that's up there president trump said that he would order the withdrawal of $9500.00 u.s. soldiers from germany from the us falsely accuse the nato ally of not paying its fair share of contributions to the alliance his budget germany as you know is very delinquent in their. payments to nato. and they're paying one percent in this supposed to be a 2 percent and the 2 percent is very low it should be much more than that so they're delinquent of billions of dollars and this is 3 years delinquent so we're removing. a number down to what put in the number down to 25000 soldiers will see what happens but again that's not actually accurate nato chief john pistole timberg says it's not clear when the troops will be withdrawn that it will be high on the

agenda for the upcoming defense ministers meeting he says message is clear now spoken with the president. spoken though there are present is will the u.s. administration and i also spoke with the german defense minister on the 5th ago called boller so this is now in only going dialogue on this issue and my message is a means to has been remains to be the importance of. north american u.s. canadian presence in europe because that brings europe and north america together and that's good for both europe and north america the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been removed from the united nations blacklist of war and parties that harm children in conflict the decision came as a coalition air strike hit a vehicle carrying civilians in northern yemen on monday with the rebels say 4 children are among the dead save the children says 13 people were killed rights

groups have condemned the coalition's removal from that list or diplomatic interchange space has more. it comes out every year and it's the list that no country wants to be all new un's list of the policies that are harming children in conflict zones either killing or maiming children the saudi led coalition has been on this list this year it's been taken off the list that's interesting because when you read the body of the report in the section of yemen it says that the worst offender are the who think he's the 2nd worst offender is the coalition of the 3rd worst the government of yemen and yet only the who thiis in the government of yemen are on the list the secretary general's special representative says that's because saudi has been reducing the number of children that it harms and it says that they're still going to be monitored going forward and continue united nations monetary and engagement. will ensure they sustain the implementation of the program

. and the barrier be created in the number of. the u.n. failure of who we. were dressed in a really think well the thing about a nation in my name you say failure surely it's a failure this year when they've killed all main 222 children because they still are. in a ballerina in the 3 are you thinking any general meeting and i think you will and it would mean that in the press you delight in the. fiber of the ring or where anything mentioned money doesn't make any difference in place but 20 months to a sure end the completion of a whole dimension you know guinea human rights organizations though are not happy with that response human rights watch says shame on the u.n.

for removing the saudi led coalition from its list of shame. human rights watch says it's found evidence of war crimes committed in libya by fighters affiliated with war khalifa are all on video shows fighters torturing killing and desecrated the bodies of soldiers loyal to the government and tripoli watchdog is calling on to hold his self declared libyan national army accountable for their crimes. em's international is urging just as for hundreds of people killed in pro-democracy protests in the democratic republic of congo a new report by the human rights organization found calling the late security forces brutally and systematically crack down on protesters between 20152018 they're opposing president joseph kabila the attempts to remain in power began to 2nd constitutional term by the end of 2018 at least 320 people are dead and 3 and a half 1000 have been ensured in the capital kinshasa that more than 8000 arbitrary

arrests and detentions were made and connection with the protests reports on one family's quest for justice. 2 years after the killing of his sister by police. still sitting justice tears kapunda 100 protesters in the capital to show saying generate 2018 calling for former president just of kabila to step down 6 after they expire every 2nd time. police deployed to quell the protests cut down with shootings beating so noticed today this was dead within minutes of being struck by a single drone just got. paid we feel completely abandoned by the authorities our only hope is to see the government on our side one day and alquist for justice we've launched complaint several times asking for police officers and others responsible for the death of my sister brought to justice but unfortunately nothing has happened so far as the presidential elections will finally how in december 2018

without can be alone the vote the winner for links to kid formed a coalition with. secure majority in parliament despite his promises of real change he said mr sharon is here to opt out of repeated calls for the prosecution of those responsible for killing so protesters show for come so as minister of justice i haven't seen even a single file of a. complaint from families of those killed jaring protests in the past i don't see how we as government can refuse to receive such complaints we have no vested interests in turning down any such petition but it is. a missed international is calling on the congolese president to live up to his promises an issue of justice for victims of police brutality it's also calling for transport and it was to get into serious human rights violations committed by security forces due to the protests for your own crude kapunda he says most has been made all the harder with

the knowledge no one has been held accountable his vote he won't give up the fight mohammed abdul i'll just. that's going to pose machine air from johannesburg international's regional director for east and southern africa appreciate your time so much so in that story that my colleague just said government officials are saying that they have got no official complaints from from people who are from families about what is happening that can't possibly be true. that possibly can be true it is the duty of the government to proactively investigate crimes and other human rights violations as part of their law enforcement mandate they can not be waiting to have people come put them to report when these cases where reported fairly widely by international and local media including by the united nations organs as well is news to international so the bottom line is that

you know when the president was inaugurated the mid 3 priority promises to the people of. the one he would uphold the rule of law 2nd that he would fight impunity and that he would be also upholding human rights as we look to releasing this report today we are arguing that the president is a neg on those promises and it is time to refocus his data action or not receiving the fundamental findings and recommendations we're making in that it won't hole who are the people that are that are being killed who is being targeted. these are ordinary people who have contrition only protected the right to protest if they so feel the public policy is moving in a direction that they do not agree with and in this particular incident or incidents we documented between 20152800. kohli's nish knows who are protesting

in kinshasa and other parts of the country against in and post attrition extension of mended by president joseph kabila and in the process security forces used excessive force one protesting citizens in so doing killing $320.00 of them injuring several thousands and also arbitrarily arresting auditors and this is despite the fact that the dia to see subjected on a total institution as well as international biggish is to ensure that a peaceful protest can take place the government failed to do that and a series of cover picked it is in the name of commissions where undertaken but we are turning the fairness that comprehensive nature and the completeness of those investigations calling for new independent thought investigations into all the violations that led to the killing of video on people like gandhi mom by a 16 year old high school student people like rose will can be at 35 year well

known activist in kinshasa and terrorists among others there's also the case of 5 people were killed in the head off the software the d.p.s. party and there's not been any investigation into the killings of all these people so we need justice to move pretty fast before people continue to head in that said control up of justice delayed to present an era with amnesty international i'm talking us from johannesburg thank you. brazil's president also r.-o. has said the military would never remove him from power is being investigated for us possible interference in federal police appointments and is facing a number of impeachment proposals from congress for his handling of the crime of virus and wasn't even thought of for the most of them as well as the air around forces and i'm also of the military we are truly responsible for democracy in that country we will never follow absurd orders we will also never accept

a political judgment to ruin a democratically elected president in light of both the financial another brutal interference of the supreme court in the executive we cannot agree with it i think that up to a point i have been patient in more than accommodating i don't want to put my fist on the table nor confronting the one. kurdish women have formed a community protection group took our crops against i saw arsonists last year the group aren't large areas of weight and barley fails across northern syria and iraq charlotte tell us reports. harvesting season has arrived in northern syria but in the town of from malin there's more women than men more guns than harvest is these women a kurdish volunteers and have created a group called the community protection forces the self-appointed mission is to protect his crops from islamic state mists. we came to protect our

crops so that what happened last year wouldn't be repeated this year we are preparing to protect them as part of a big effort. last year tens of thousands of acres of wheat and barley fields with schools across northern syria and iraq resulting in millions of dollars in losses for already struggling communities islamic state kind many of the fires as punishment for those who oppose them others say icily uses the 3 said cross burnings to locals into paying them taxes these women are determined to put a name to that. in the event of an emergency all role is to contact the firefighters to bring wet sacks and help the firefighters put out the fire but. farmers are also harvesting earlier than usual saying green shoots a better twenty's cousin of do not a physical process iraqi border in cuckoo he started harvesting on may 20th a month earlier than normal. we started harvesting early because of islamic

state terrorists and the burning of our crops and fields for our own security we carry a rifle with us it is on usual for a harvester to carry a gun but this is because we don't have security here and they off threats on us. i solute is no longer a significant threat in the region but it is a lingering one in rural areas with much of the group's resources and manpower decimated they launch small scale targeted assaults like burning fields they hope to store fear in place of crops this year and the communities. still ahead on al-jazeera n.b.a. players about the lakes plant. will have that story coming up.

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the old the old. time for sport with our richelle thank you so much the $380000000.00 bid to take over english premier league club newcastle united by a saudi consortium is facing a major blow the world trade organization is due to release a report shortly that's expected to confirm saudi arabia is behind b. out q a t.v. network that illegally stream sports events this development throws into question whether the newcastle takeover will pass e.p.l. ownership chack since a bit is being led by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on the premier

league itself has been pursuing the saudis for 2 years over illegally streaming games earlier spoke to your asian sports industry professor simon chadwick he believes that if the implicate saudi arabia then it will put the english premier league in a very difficult position if there is evidence of 'd saudi arabian government piracy or sorry maybe a backed. a campaign of piracy. and this is this is seen as being somehow a criminal act. then what conceivably the premier league could do is to take that report to investigate further and potentially there may be a link between the saudi arabian government the entity buying newcastle united and also the entity that has been involved 'd in in pirating content in which case the premier league could judge could rule that the takeover may not go ahead because there is evidence of criminality so in this particular case i think essentially

what we've what what what is happening that we've all always known would happen is that the premier league is being brought into sharp focus here because it potentially faces making a decision way you have a solvent investor that is bringing money into the premier league hence the premier league would see you may see that as an attractive proposition but at the same time what you also have is an entity that is pirating the premier league's. content and has been deemed to be engaged in criminal activity potentially by the world trade organization and so the premier league has to make a judgment call on this one and it is a really a very big judgment call that us the mc the organizers of this year's t 20 world cup in australia say the competition is unlikely to happen as scheduled because of the global pandemic the tournament is supposed to begin in october but

logistical issues are said to be a major obstacle the i.c.c. is expected to make a decision next month on the term meant postponing the competition seems feasible since 2021 is already confirmed for the following t 20 world cup in india. do not assume you are as they say. it so somewhat late well as we fully cool. in the live i start from. a realistic. number of disruption. and a commissioner roger goodell says he would like to see calling cap an egg back playing in the league this season and has encouraged teams to sign him cap or nick was with the san francisco 49 ers in 2016 when he began nailing during the national anthem to protest against racial injustice the 32 year old quarterback hasn't

played the past 3 seasons last week adel apologized for the league for not doing a good job of listening to concerns by players on racial inequality our players and manager for bringing attention to these issues and really working to try to make a difference in the communities and. we have been doing that over the last couple years and proud of the work we're doing but we have more work to do and dallas cowboy star running back alley it is has a positive for corona virus he's reportedly just one of several cowboys in houston texas and players who have confirmed cases later set to begin their regular season in september and a players have been weighing in on the league's plan to resume the season in orlando florida on july portland trailblazers all star damian lillard admits he doesn't feel 100 percent comfortable about it the n.b.a. is a great play all the remaining games at the disney world resorts multiple hotels and

arenas on site would allow the league to operate within a bubble to limit outside exposure they're still potential rex's risks as florida is currently experiencing a surge in cases well are those says it's worth the risks. it is how we take care of our families. also like i mentioned earlier is my way of providing for communities in fact their mark immunity so he. played a game i love to hear it on a season well you know i guess it is a risk that i'm willing to take i mean u.s. open tennis tournament is set to go ahead without fans many star players including no question rafael nadal have voiced concerns about taking part in the event data coronavirus right now all top level events are suspended the u.s. open is due to start at the end of august in new york and that is august 4th that our shall back to you i thank you very much thank you for joining us are now just

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baltimore anatomy of an american city close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the us students and it does not look rewind on al-jazeera we know what's happening in our region we know that the get the date is that others and not i was just that only here guy by the party the only purpose i did iraq at that time and he told rami to go live on the amnesty to go live to where another boy that may not be mainstream is happening and fires is going to more never forgive you for. being by. the way that you cal the story isn't what and make a difference. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when myth was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and going to run the world while the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to

dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china bought one on a josie. north korea blows up a liaison office it shares with the south and seoul warns of a strong response. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tension along the border and the end in chinese troops clash in an area claimed by both and the himalayas. world trade organization decides on a case so much qatar here saudi arabia stealing a broadcasting its t.v. sports network.