if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. this is al jazeera. this is a new life and coming up in the next 60 minutes china charges a canadian businessman and a former diplomat with spying is it retaliation for the case against a wall way executive. australis government infrastructure are targeted in cyber attacks the prime minister says another state is behind. taking aim at boko haram nigeria's military says it's killed several leaders of the ongoing.

waiting to be reunited father who's one of thousands of palestinian separated from his family for months as a result of covert 90. sporters brazil the 2nd worst outbreak of coronavirus in the world football returns to the pitch just meters away from a field hospital for covert 1000 patients. a former canadian diplomat and a businessman have been charged with spying in china in a case set to increase diplomatic tensions between the 2 countries now michael kors is being held in beijing and businessman michael spaceball was charged in a city near the north korean border and they're both accused of spying for state secrets for its foreign entity both were detained in late 2018 soon after the

arrest in canada of may 1 joe a top executive at the chinese tech giant wildly she is the daughter of ways found and she's facing extradition to the united states on 4 charges if you trade with iran now those developments come as a strain as prime minister says that a state based actor is behind a major cyberattack there he wouldn't say who but there are suspicions it's part of a growing rift with china. katrina you is in beijing and what's next in the case of the canadians challenge was. the cases of michael covered and michael spade will have now been given to prosecutors in beijing and into the north city northeastern city of leon ng now and this is the 1st step in terms of legal proceedings against these 2 men more than $550.00 days after they were detained in china now according to china's foreign ministry they face very serious crimes and they said that their

birth charged with gathering intelligence and state secrets for foreign countries and this is not good news at all before they were formally charged there was a chance albeit a small chance that the procurator could have taken this case thrown it out and release these 2 men well it seems that that is not going to happen and analysts say that they could be kept locked up in china for months or even years as their case is being heard and what's further concerning is that we have to remember this is china the court system is not independent here in the vast majority of cases like these are found guilty and if they are found guilty these 2 men could face up to life time in prison now their supporters are understandably distraught they say these men are being kept in very difficult uncomfortable conditions they're denied access to lawyers and loved ones and they're only granted one consular visit per month well let's hear now from steve certain who's the director of the china institute the school of oriental and african studies in london and he thinks that

kind of his handling of money when joe case will directly affect how china deals with the detained comedians. i think it is really demonstrating how important. the company east to the chinese government they are prepared to go so far to support walkway the chinese government clearly has taken time to think about how to respond. among case was being confirmed in vancouver last month. once the legal battles process has been triggered. and the chinese judicial process can be quite slow to know that they can actually drag it out for a year or 2 and the chances that they probably will because what they will do much to do to michael's will depend on what happens to their people. in bengkulu and whether she will be sent to the united states to face trial and in

which case i think it will my clothes are going to be expecting a long sentence well australia's intelligence agencies believe the country is facing unprecedented cyber attacks from an unnamed government the prime minister scott morrison wouldn't be drawn on whether they're part of australia's increasingly hostile dispute with china and beijing has denied being involved gauge as more from camera. after warning from the spy agencies prime minister scott morrison address the nation by storm advice provided to me by now cyber experts astray and organizations are currently being targeted by sophisticated state by state sauber after. sophisticated continuing and widespread targeting everything from all levels of government and political organizations to health education and critical infrastructure the government says cyber experts

identified it as a state by stock because of the technique and scale of the attack you could describe it as malicious and that is why now. when its leaders need to be right but morrison reassure destroyed saying they didn't appear to be any large scale breaches of people's personal information it's a form of ice maciek warfare. information warfare and the. scouts ran the usual declarations of hostilities and the identification of his during the attack and a lot of it is about denials cyber attacks on new but the government says they are increasing in frequency and scale it won't say which state it believes was behind the attack but it comes at a time of heightened tensions between its trailer and beijing. since it's cold for an independent inquiry into the current of ours pandemic china has imposed tariffs

on bali hole to base imports and also wants chinese students against studying in a stroller well the government has been careful not to point the finger at beijing publicly it's the country most widely speculated by intelligence experts to be behind the cyber attack and one of the few states along with russia iran and north korea which would be capable of carrying out such an attack whoever is to blame the government is businesses to strengthen their technical defenses as the attacks increase gauge 0 camera. now then the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has accused former national security adviser john bolton of being a traitor he's reacting to bolton's new book which says that president trump trying to enlist the help of foreign leaders to win reelection bolton is now being targeted on social media pumping his use unusually strong language and series of

tweets he accused bolton of spreading lies and outright falsehoods and labeled him a traitor say a pump a went on to criticize him for violating the people's trust and damaging america where a legal battle over the book is now in a federal court and the trump ministration has asked for a temporary restraining order to block its release but bolton is asking the court to dismiss the case speaker of the u.s. house of representatives said that the allegations in the book prove that trump is unfit to serve and official reports now from washington d.c. . from the white house a mixed reaction to the impending release of the john bolton book from the president a tweet bolton's book which is getting terrible reviews is a compilation of lies and made up stories all intended to make me look but from his press secretary a different approach the book is full of classified information. a misguided hawk on foreign policy and a weak government author this is despicable that he chose to publish this book

without fully going through the review process chromos top treated visor a personal attack by the it's the washington swamps equivalent of revenge he got fired because he did not obey the chain of command because his views were totally out of sync with the president down jay trump with respect to how to how to handle international fears john bolton's been working on the book for months the president's long serving handpicked national security adviser was present during key moments of the trump presidency the summit with north korea and singapore the meeting with russian president vladimir putin in finland g 7 g 20 and nato gatherings around the world bolton says trump is easily flattered by authoritarian leaders who try to manipulate him and america's strategic interests are less important than winning reelection in a longer interview to iran american t.v. this weekend he says donald trump isn't fit to be president i don't think he's fit

for office so i don't think he has the competence to carry out the job there really isn't any guiding principle that i was able to discern other than what's good for donald trump's reelection both in was called to give evidence from congress held impeachment hearings for donald trump he took legal steps to avoid doing that the democratic leader of the house of representatives says he's no hero telling his stories no trump is clearly ethically unfit and to lecture only unprepared to be the president of the united states that doesn't seem to matter to the republicans and the united states senate didn't seem to matter to john bolton he chose royalty over a lot over patriotism and and and so he's going to make money off of this book i guess whelan's right there live now at the white house and so the administration hitting back and we had many more reaction. well my

pompei was words are pretty strong and it certainly goes along with what we're hearing from those who are still inside the administration what you can't escape though is the fight that anyone who has left the white house from donald trump they have immediately been criticized on twitter the one exception i can think of is nikki haley who was the u.n. ambassador who left with a handshake in the oval office everyone else that donald trump has fired or has left under a cloud has been derided on twitter of course when donald trump covert he said he would only employ the best people now the administration is taking john bolton to court it's expected that case to get underway in about 4 hours time they're saying that there are. a lot of classified snippets in there that should not be made available to the public john bolton is fighting that he says look it's not for

governments that donald trump is what he did getting ahold of this book it's actually the american people but the reality is donald trump has a core of support and it's not going to be changed by john bolton nor is it going to be changed by the next book about donald trump was it which is expected to hit the book shelves in a few weeks it's written by his niece who is also a psychologist she is a doctor she is talking about donald trump and how his early experiences have shaped the way he runs the president say much harder for donald trump to go on the attack on twitter against her saying that she is somehow a failed and disgruntled former employee you know that will certainly draw some focus away from this particular role. today is called juneteenth in the united states and the president has caused some controversy around the day tell us why.

well donald trump says there are many people who don't know what juneteenth means and internationally that might be the case in america is a fairly well known holiday juneteenth is the 19th of june 865 when a union general arrived in galveston and texas and told the people there the slaves had been freed now it's 2 years after abraham lincoln's emancipation order but of course they fought a civil war and here was the union army able to enforce the law so it celebrated by many companies to give their employees are paid holiday virginia says it's going to become a state holiday as of next year and there's a feeling that this might be the last year that this isn't a national holiday there are demonstrations planned all over the country tomorrow because of course at the feet of the black lives a matter of protest that we've seen over the last 2 weeks or so what is interesting from donald trump's point of view he did an interview with the wall street journal yesterday of course he was planning to hold

a rally in tulsa oklahoma on this day and people said you can't do that because it's juneteenth he has moved it 24 hours it will no take place to morrow he says he has no made juneteenth famous enduring the interview with the wall street journal he asked a member of staff of the new what it meant and the member of staff pointed out that for the last 3 years the trumpet ministration has put out a statement on june 13th something that the president wasn't quite aware of another thing to mark is that when donald trump says not many people knew about x. or y. in this case juneteenth means that up until this point donald trump wasn't terribly aware of this but ok i don't believe it thanks very much allan fisher there in washington d.c. we're going to stay with this story of juneteenth because our duty as governor is on has been in new york and he's been gauging the public mood.

performed weeks america engulfed in protest every day all over the u.s. even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly penn demick sparked by his death they chanted his name. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling what is the mood in america right now what would you say it is. i think people are tired i think people are fed up i think people want change. and i think people are willing to do whatever it takes to get there it's a lot of hurt it's a lot of pain it's people who are just felt bad for so long you concluding about this which all of these systemic racism it's heartbreaking but i think that there's also a huge tremendous sense of inspiration and hope and empowerment by the fact that

everyone is coming together in this beautiful unified way on friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th and an official holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states this year in the wake of the nationwide protests there is a growing number of calls to make it an official federal holiday just here in new york on friday there are more than 20 different protests that are planned for june 13th as people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to let their message be heard in a country where moods have been compassed anger to fear to hope in an exhausting yet unforgettable 4 weeks in american history gabriel's on to. the york. probably more still ahead on news hour including the u.s. investigates an alleged plot to assassinate the american peace envoy to afghanistan

plus. i think that we are in the middle of the pandemic season. as corona virus infections in brazil approach 1000000 a former health minister tells al-jazeera the peak of the pandemic is still a long way off. in jersey marino will face his old club in the 1st round of premier league matches back after a coronavirus suspension peeta will have that story in school. now that nigerian military says it's killed several high ranking boko haram leaders in a series of strikes on a village in the northeast the settlement was reportedly being used as a training ground for fighters amid interest has more now from beijing. the strikes were carried out over the course of 2 days after days of surveillance according to the general military and they were sure that some of our leaders of boko haram

fighters who were there at the compound when it was struck as well as several fighters were also using the surroundings training ground in the community or the villages on the fringes of the some piece of forest and what's interesting by the way this information was released by the nigerian military on the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember they not only the bottom fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country why in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information

they got after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed u.s. officials say they're investigating taliban claims that iceland was plotting to assassinate the american peace envoy to afghanistan somehow designed to let the u.s. team in the secured an agreement with the taliban fabric into a nearly 9000 years of conflict that has more now from islamabad. a u.s. official in the know certainly a great green race to get days because it takes all it takes against us where you don't get dramatic. and you know it should be remembered that about a week ago the barn very nice day radio to several media outlets and a stage they had to create. spoke about in that very. day us. who had been working giant leslie to achieve what they considered to be on board and what you're brigade but up to david sanger at the time the bond fund now coming

out with a really nice and stationary story saying they wanted their game because they us one voice that there were elements within the. government and intelligence extra fischer's that read well maybe it is sponsored by your tried to separate. which is considered to be a mighty story to bring to us and the fight to get to find the story. right now the barn or 30 leasing pictures. were dried that old friend or foe can folks do i did you know that yes indeed they had to. confess. he was president don't trump has lashed out at the supreme court also ruled against him for the 2nd time this week the judges blocked trump's bid to end a program that stops hundreds of thousands of immigrants from being deported my kind of reports now from washington d.c. . jubilant crowds gathered outside the u.s. supreme court many here also called 3 ms the children of undocumented immigrants

should up the right to residence for the foreseeable future between 7 and 800000 people. by the supreme court decision i've had to dock us since i was 16 years old and it's allowed me to go to college it's allowed me to get a full time job that could have all meant. stripped away at the corner decided differently joining the celebrations was the senate minority leader chuck schumer this is just the beginning you are going to become american citizens and great american citizens. there was a vastly different reaction from a disgruntled president who lashed out on twitter do you get the impression that the supreme court doesn't like me he was playing to these horrible and politically charged decisions coming out of the supreme court or shotgun blast in the face of

people that are proud to call themselves republicans or conservatives he continued we need more justices we will lose our 2nd amendment and everything else in writing the majority decision chief justice roberts made clear he affected to administer to failures in the trump legislation not the policy itself this is similar to the trump travel ban that was rejected by the court for the same reasons but then approved when it was reintroduced in an amended form theoretically the administration's lawyers could read draft the repeal to address the court's concerns and then introduce it again the only long term guarantee of the dream has rights is immigration reform in congress we need real solutions you need real relief from congress and from all parties because that's the only way that we can. get our path to citizenship and actually can't fool acknowledgment

of all our contributions to this country. this is a minimally acceptable program and congress cannot feel good about themselves that even throughout this that throughout this entire period they have failed to produce comprehensive immigration reform so we are we are still going to continue to hold them accountable but that is old in the future of the earth day at this place it's a time to celebrate no matter how marrow the court's decision mike hanna al-jazeera washington. brazil is on the verge of reaching 1000000 infections from cave 19 its former health minister louise and we came and that was followed by president jaya paulson aren't for refusing to prioritize you called me have a public health has told al-jazeera the pandemic is still far from its peak on latin american and it's a lose in human spoke to him about the soaring infections and bulls in orange threat to pull out of the. i think that we are in the middle of the pandemic season

we have a country though it's a really a continent and we had some cities there are really went through the problems one is in the middle type and other ones that didn't start yet so i think that we will till september. so i wonder you will work with him so closely how much of his decisions do you think are influenced by his friend president donald trump of the united states they're very close and they're trying to to follow one too but some are followers trump. cheney was automatic writing next week that group said he started saying the same thing here i don't think that he really thinks on doing the media trump thinks i'm doing that because you know. you get up b. and i there won't have to discuss new tools for the war health organization

remodeler modernizing but the countries there. if the countries are not sitting on the same table to make this discussion there was there not said there will not be able to are you so you don't think that they're going to go through with it they were not dropped has an election in the 2nd semester both sides are hesitant to go 22 so as soon as trump passes for his election no matter the result if he loses a lot of states want to do it if he wins the united states won't do it so well so now it's probably going to change his position also but right now hydroxide chloroquine is on the protocol for all brazilians who go to public hospitals with colored 19 in a country as large as brazil how concerned how much of a concern is that i think is a big concern because we don't know 1st we don't know if it works and the 2nd is that we don't know if it harms people. i think that. love said

and there was no help for going to say she made a man sweep the paper the day they released the paper and one week later then they took the paper because they didn't take the right measures to publish it so now they're we're going to have to wait but as soon as you come to a paper there really shows that it has no benefit and what i'm worried is if it shows their hearts that it brings more problems than solutions to feed. people died from a stroke or heart attack i think we're going to have many many people suing the government for doing that brazil's education minister has resigned his tension grows between the president and the supreme court over an investigation into a dis information campaign and abraham one throwback is one of several boats in our allies being investigated by the court over an alleged network aimed at discrediting democratic institutions didn't say why

a stepping down but he's face weeks of criticism since video in which he called for supremes court judges to be locked up. ok time for weather now it's evident and thundery downpours yeah we've got thunder downpours in year of late but the good news from western air is that lays the good news is we're going to see it telling warmer and gone for the next couple of days a little satellite picture. of cloud showing up just about everywhere from the the northwest down into the southeast or way up towards the baltic states as we go on through the next few days as i said it will turn drier and brighter eventually from the west has this little hook of cloud around the british isles that's been producing thundery and flooding rain we have seen that what's the weather pushing into central parts of europe and down into the southeast with say some big thunderstorms here recently some nasty conditions this poor little chap needed rescuing from his style in a remain a little further south what's an ace was into it's turkey just keep an eye on this

woman here has got washed away nasty conditions here as you can see washed away by the floodwaters thankfully she was rescued and is now recovering in hospital will see the show is becoming increasingly confined to that eastern side of you up as we go through the next couple of days that's because we got an area of high pressure to the west to sort to the northwest of russia and we've got an area of high pressure which is building into western areas if you have to go see some western weather coming into the british isles into the low countries as we go on through sunday pushing into monday a fine and dry and by the time we get to choose day temperatures in london could touch 28 degrees nick it is great all right evan thanks a lot thank you. here on al-jazeera we hear from corona virus survivors in the democratic republic of congo who say they're being stigmatized. as the world's top golfers shrug off the rust and south carolina peter as that is.

the brazilian journalist investigating a political establishment land grab all the farmers. yet those who are not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away and guarantee the occupation knowledge of the lands is journalism the last home in the fights of the of the on this on the system not only a land conflict but a construct of narrative brazil the age of both n.r.o. whose truth is it anyway on al-jazeera as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall getting the focus on near the a spike in public places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe

coronavirus condiment special coverage on a. or for. that again you're watching out for mind about top stories and china has filed charges of espionage against 2 canadians former diplomats michael covert and business been much space will have been held since 2018 arrest is seen as a return i treat by beijing off to canada detained while way executive man one judge. australia's prime minister says the country is being targeted by a sophisticated cyber attack but scott morrison who stopped short of saying who's behind it attack is hitting all levels of government essentially services and

critical infrastructure. the nigerian military says it's killed several boko haram leaders in a series of airstrikes on a village in the north east the settlement was reportedly being used as a training ground for fighters. now they may european union leaders have held a video conference summit to discuss their economic response to cope with 19 goals are aimed at finding a compromise on how to distribute the books proposed 825000000000 dollar rescue fund member states are divided about whether the money should be a loan or grant they're set to meet face to face next month to continue discussions let's bring in the tasha butler he's been monitoring the summit joins us live from paris and it's a shanghai michael says never has been more crucial than now any spirit of compromise there. well the e.u. council head charles michel certainly said after this video conference meeting of

e.u. leaders that most member states are on board with the fact that something needs to be done to help the european union recover after the coronavirus pandemic and what these leaders were gathered to talk about was this $800.00 plus $1000000000.00 recovery fund that has been proposed by the e.u. commission to try and revive the e.u. member states economies of course battered by the coronavirus pandemic one of the worst hit continents so far more than 190000 people have died in europe so the leaders are very keen to try and boost the economies to get europe working again but of course for that they need money so they proposed this package which would be formed of grants and loans money borrowed by the european commission of the financial markets but what the leaders were discussing is exactly how big this package should be should it be as big as it is being proposed or is that too much and how exactly would these grants and loans be distributed and how would they be

paid back now leaders are expected to meet again in july this time not virtually but in person and many are pushing for an agreement to be made then on this recovery plan and the touch of this issue of a loan or a grant to work with the differences of opinion as to which work should go. well the main difference is a really between the member states you have some of the wealthier more fiscally conservative e.u. member states austria denmark sweden the netherlands are really at the forefront of this pushing back saying that they don't really want to end up shouldering the main debts this is a debt sharing project that's being proposed by the european commission and those wealthy member states are worried that they are going to be really financially burdened more financially weaker states like italy and spain of course countries like italy and spain have been very severely hit by the current affairs pandemic

they are saying to the european union look we need more help to get back onto our feet and really that's the crux of the problem and the e.u. commission head said very clearly today if the e.u. fails to help some of the weaker member states in this time of need then the very essence of the european union really is at stake its future could be in jeopardy as well as the future of the euro zone and this is a time really to show solidarity or in touch with thanks very much indeed for that than a task but reporting there from paris the growth of our eyes pandemic is overwhelming health care systems across the globe with that strain is taking a huge toll on people suffering from other illnesses a new study predicts $10000.00 more deaths in the united states from breast and colon cancer in the next decade and that's because the response to the pandemic is kind of resources from cancer screening and treatment the world health organization has found most countries have had to partially or completely disrupt rehabilitation

services more than 40 percent of the globe is seen disruptions to cancer treatments and health services for cardiovascular emergencies such as heart attacks or they've been the railed in nearly a 3rd of countries dr venter mickelson is director of the division of non-communicable diseases at the world health organization and she says health care systems are being stretched. specifically for cancer we see that it of course varies with the face that the country's is in so when you look at those with sporadic cases we have around 40 percent disruption and then it increase of course as we go through the community in gauge meant of the virus where we see up to 53 percent i would say that most countries are doing reasonable choices in the very difficult situation so it's 1st population based screening that is affected and then of course we see the lace in treatment many places we have reports that

countries are trying to really make this as scientifically as they can and of course we know that the delays in treatment for cancer patients varies very much in what kind of cancer what kind of state and so on our general advice is that we need to try to avoid as much delays as possible and of course i think the whole situation proves that we need to include in non-communicable diseases also much more heavily into the national response and prepared us plans during pandemics but also to strengthen the health system in general crim of our survivors in the democratic republic of congo say they're being shunned because of the illness or more than 5000 confirmed cases in the d.n.c. but their affairs many more may be hiding the symptoms of the palaces ripple. coded 19 checkpoints on the streets of can show us or are enforcing protection measures

survivors here warry it won't be enough they feed people hiding the symptoms of the fear of being ostracized he says. there's the stigma when you know it's coded your stigmatized my children were nicknamed coded in the neighborhood they're called corona when a child goes out to buy something from the corner store they call my children corona that's the kind of behavior that drives people into hiding. some congolese are scared of survivors believing they could still spread the virus die unit wants the government to combat ignorance and push people to seek medical help don't want what. we need to raise awareness and consciousness so that people understand that this is not a disease of shame they can be cured. in fiction numbers are low in the democratic republic of congo all survivors flag many may be too scared to come fools it was also a lack of testing in the 3 months since the 1st case just 900000 tastes have been

conducted for a population of 900000000 the world health organization accepts that's not unique to the d.n.c. it believes large numbers of infections and covert related deaths are being missed in africa cartoonist in both cash has just recovered from the virus. i am living proof that the disease exists and i will ask people who still have doubts to be very careful because i can confirm that i suffered. he's telling his story to educate others the virus should be feared but not its victims charlotte dallas. mexico has reported a record rise in the number of creative r s cases more than $5600.00 new infections and that brings the total to just under $166000.00 officials say that figure is likely to be much higher due to a lack of testing despite that the government is gradually easing look demonstrations mexico has reportedly $20000.00 cope with 19 deaths. thousands of

palestinians stranded abroad because of the pandemic asking to return home to palestinian foreign ministry says it's working to help some of them but the only border crossing to the occupied west bank has been closed since march because of restrictions him as this. they do so want doesn't know when her husband will come home their houses in nablus in the north of the occupied west bank he finished his ph d. studies in italy and has been stranded there since march he shares recipes with him through video calls and they try to stay connected the family says it became increasingly difficult when shared his father passed away a couple of weeks ago he says it was already hard enough for him to be studying abroad in his own and his father's death brought immense pain in me. i couldn't say goodbye the last image of him was wondering as funeral i watched it

online it also hurts me that i can't support my children after this was especially that my father used to live with them shut his grant has come to an end which adds a financial burden on the family but the psychological effects have hit them harder . we couldn't be together during our sadness we are afraid that we won't be able to share our joy we are scared that shaddy will miss our son's high school graduation and. this hole is normally bustling with travelers during the summer time and is almost never empty but now palestinians living locally cannot return home and from abroad can't come many palestinians abroad who have other citizenship to spend their vacation here with friends and family now they can't the majority of palestinians living in the occupied west bank can only travel through and now is crossing with jordan known as the allenby bridge after the 1st coronavirus cases emerged in the region jordan and israel closed that border in march

a few 100 have come back already after special coordination but more than $6300.00 palestinians are waiting to return most of them are students. their families protested in saying their loved ones have waited long enough problems. some on social media accused the palestinian authority of neglecting its people now. we are stranded as a country under israeli occupation we don't have airplanes or airports and we rely on other countries to open their borders to let our people in the foreign ministry promises to help those who've been stranded soon until then families like those are thankful for the technology that is keeping them closer to him as the occupied west bank. the u.n. is considering ordering an investigation into human rights abuses in libya it's already backed by the head of the u.n. support mission in libya and the internationally recognized government in tripoli 9

years of war his main thousands of people now the victims are about to have a clinic to help with their rehabilitation and trying to reports from his rotten. 6 . men from misrata have long been in the forefront of the fighting in libya during the revolution which toppled wal-mart gadhafi 9 years ago misrata was the largest rebel stronghold in western libya the 3rd largest city was the rebels' only lifeline to the outside world now much like in 2011 forces here say their fight is for freedom and democracy and that warlords have to or aims to return libya to a military dictatorship death is long gone but the scars of the 8 months of battle to depose him still remain so one has to be or has his leg blown off when a tank shell landed on his position in the outskirts of misrata in 2011 he spent a year in rehabilitation in canada then returned to libya and worked as

a mechanic his prosthetic needs repair but he hasn't received any government support in the bush c.n.n. . i'm not asking for much all i want is help to fix my leg so i can work that's tries to help but there's only so much they can do is o.c.a. ssion of living heroes friend beauty's receives most of its funding from donations by local business owners they are building lives only center for amputees including a recreation center and a prosthetic workshop to help people like out about about or are we going to little support from the government but everything you see here is mostly from donations we're trying to finish with what we have but we need more support it. mohamed as he works for the ministry of injured he says there are more than $2200.00 registered amputees himself included he expects the total to double with soldiers maimed during the failed campaign by half truths forces to capture tripoli and the whole

nextel that some of my misses used to have to end he supporters we fought and sacrificed our lives for every libya to leave in a free and democratic country will not allow have to earn you one else to take us back to military rule in a dictatorship libya is only center for amputees is still under construction here in misrata the city has more amputees than anywhere in the country say the center's founders they also say with little government funding it may be years before other centers are open to help ease the pain of the many injured now traina al jazeera misrata u.a.e. backed separatist fighters have taken control of the security department building in the yemeni city of haditha on the island of sumatra fighting between government forces in the southern transitional council is ongoing the f.t.c. wants to break away from northern yemen meanwhile the yemeni minister has called on the saudi u.a.e. coalition to end the fighting and to restore order on the island. the man

in charge of south korea's relationship with north korea has quit saying he wants to take responsibility for recent tensions km young julian was appointed in april last year and leaves the job without having a single meeting with the north koreans on tuesday pyongyang blew up a border liaison building after threatening military action it's been fueled by activists sending propaganda into the north. protesters are expected to rally in mali in the coming hours calling for the president to step down it is the latest in a series of demonstrations by opponents of it with him we will call it came to who accuse him of corruption and failing to control violent groups because this report . is it all peace. for a buck i remember to come are students there is no simple answer to these questions they were 5 years old when armed groups took over in northern mali then president. promised to bring peace nearly a decade later

a 1000000 mostly children are displaced the violence is spreading to the center of the country edging towards the capital bamako camara says president has failed to bring peace and he must resign if he continued let d.s. . so there were really. what do you call is simply wrong things can continue like this revolt printing very low and he has to stall making fair for he's a functioning mom. and. he was among tens of thousands of protesters who surrounded the presidential palace on june 5th inside the president in panic told his security personnel to disperse the crowd behind this movement is an influential cleric named mahmoud who was once an ally of president kaita last year dicko told al jazeera that foreign troops in mali needed to leave but stopped short of calling for the president's resignation and if i love food resigning is not the

solution today i think the moline people have to get together ibrahim boubacar cato's one of us the people elected him for 5 years we will respect what has been done by the people we will help him so that he can take the right path. since then attacks by the eisel affiliate islamic state in the greater sahara and al-qaeda have increased and the president is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from state coffers now is calling on people to unite against the president among the protesters are teachers who have not been paid for months displaced families fleeing the violence and the political opposition accusing the president of cheating during the last parliamentary elections as a response kato says he's willing to dissolve the newly appointed national assembly and he's offering a pay rise to teachers he's also calling for a unity government to address the growing discontent but for kamara it's too late with no peace in sight he believes president needs to go he says the future of mali

is at stake nicholas hawke al-jazeera. video has emerged of an interview recorded 4 months ago featuring racial groups the black man shot dead by police in the us city of atlanta last week his death 3 ignited protests triggered in may by the killing of george floyd while in custody and during the interview brooks opened up about his struggles ought to be incarcerated saying the justice system treats people like animals the former officer who shot brooks has been charged with murder. facebook has taken down posts in ads run by u.s. president donald trump's reelection campaign the social media platform said the ads violate its policy against organized hate they say to read inverted triangle text asking facebook users to sign a petition against anti for a loosely organized anti fascist movement red triangles were used by the nazis to identify their political victims in concentration camps. we don't allow symbols

that represent hateful organizations are hateful ideologies and less they're put up with context or condemnation you obviously want to be careful to allow someone to put up a symbol to condemn it or to discuss it but in a situation we don't see either of those we don't allow it on the platform of the remove it that's we saw in this case with this ad and anywhere that that symbol is used we would take the same action well a twitter has a flight yet another of the president's tweets the social media company put a manipulated media warning on one of trump's posts after he shot a video that was confirmed to be doctored and made to look like an official see and report. still ahead here and school football starts in brazil but some fans are unhappy as a country battles the growing of ours and he told him about sports. business

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the all. political sport thank you dick football has returned to the pitch in brazil despite the country battling the 2nd biggest outbreak of coronavirus in the world protests took place outside rio's famous american our stadium as flamengo took on bangor in the state championship joanna. the american air has been the scene of some of the biggest celebrations in brazil's football history. i don't thursday these fans came to protest the restart of play after 3 months during a virus stoppage losing also was immune to have today our movement criticises the

reopening of the championship as one that is a fascist irresponsibility of the government who are not committed to helping the people who are only concerned with the economy exchanging lives for the economy the people are against the reopening of the rio championship and are in favor of getting rid of both sonora brazil's president giant ball scenario has been pushing to restart football competitions saying the play is a less likely to die from covert 19 because they are physically fit. but just meters from the american a pitch is a reminder of what the country's dealing with a field hospital with 400 beds for current virus patients stands outside one of its gates and even some of the 200 fans that attended thursday's match agree that football in the country could have waited if they got a big match we are at home since march so in this sense i can say it is time to resume football matches but on the health side i think we could do it a little longer they could hold training sessions a little bit more and in the beginning of july we could have

a start inside the medical teams went through disinfection tunnels to get to the locker rooms and head of kickoff they held a minute of silence to honor the victims of covert 19. flamengo went on to win the match against 3 nil but their coach knows the balancing act football have to perform to continue through the pandemic having tested positive for the virus back in march. all of us the entire city will have to handle the virus until we have a vaccine to eradicate it the most important thing is to learn how to live it's not to have fear it's to respect the virus respect the virus means to do test social distancing and prevention. the debate over football 3 start in brazil is set to continue this weekend with top clubs but a focal and few mins are saying that they won't turn up for their scheduled games. joining us or oscar just. 'd roma droid have made it 2 wins from tucson spain's

league resumed after a 3 month suspension because of the coronavirus and it was a special night for striker karen benzema the frenchman scored twice against valencia to overtake a club legend french pushcarts in rails all time goal scoring charts is now further overall with 243 goals for rail 31 win means rail or 2 points behind leaders barcelona gives everybody a massive x. orbited to exploit enough karim benzema has been magnificent his goal in this match was extraordinary karim israel madrid's number 9 so when he scores goals i'm very happy for him and at the same time his hard work and effort is paying off. taught them hotspur are back in action on friday night with a daunting assignment at home to manchester united spurs reached the champions league final last year but a struggling in 7th position in the premier league currently the match sees chose a marina faces old club while it will also be played without any fans in the

stadium. the club made a great work to give the players conditions due to work during the lockdown of the players who were fantastic also in their in their commitment. and i think we are ready to play to play football with. that emotion with. what is also amazing in football which is of course. the supporters meanwhile manchester united will be looking for all 3 points as they aim to stay in the race for champions league qualifying they're currently furth that's 3 points behind chelsea but man united do you have a better goal difference it's a great game big game against one of the best teams in the league of course champions league final it's less than a year ago so we know that we're up for a hard game we prepared as well as we can we have trained well the boys trained

well over the lockdown goals continues its comeback from coronavirus for the 2nd event this week itself carolina's hilton head england's ian poulter shook off the rust to grab a share of the lead with american marc hubbard after the 1st day's play he kept an error free opening round with back to back birdies on the last 2 holes the pay lead the rest of the field by one stroke is a great course i love come in come in here it's a fiddly test the tricky golf course you have to kind of you know sometimes maneuver the ball around you know trees are on the right or left edge of the fairway so i like it i like the small greens. you know i've always loved coming here to play golf for time a number gold medalist michael johnson has added the support of the black lives matter movement to the american form of sprinter says athletes and sports administrators are in a strong position to help bring about the change that is needed in tackling racial

discrimination. this is to me it's not what our system was built by right people or wacky people and every time. we're not recognize as being the same system still exists every. opportunity with this situation. to continue to try to sustain this moment but also to talk great people together because we know we're at our with our. baseball has returned to japan but it will be a shorter season because of the coronavirus on friday in yokohama the home team based stars were up against hiroshima toy a cop even though there were no supporters there were 5000 logged images of fans faces players are also banned from spitting in high 5 ing well known baseball stars have to wear masks hiroshima won this game 51. that's all the sport for now nick

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