we didn't talk we inform the public of what's happening in the aggressor so i have been some changes of what a year you know rewind on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . you're watching the news hour live from london i'm to you now bill gates are coming up in the next 60 minutes fears of a 2nd term and a virus wave in europe last catalonia closes all night clubs on the u.k. reimpose is a quarantine for travelers from spain. brazil's president heads straight out to greet his supporters after testing negative for cover 19 and posing with a box of hydroxy chloroquine. another noisy night for

netanyahu protesters keep up their calls for israel's prime minister to quit over corruption the coronavirus. and staff pack up and leave the u.s. consulates in the chinese city of chengdu as the diplomatic route escalates. in s'pore west indian hopes for a 1st series win in england for more than 3 decades of taking a hit the hunky moving into a strong position on day 2 of the deciding test match. welcome to the news hour a surge of coronavirus cases in spain is fueling fear as a fast 2nd wave in europe it's prompted the british government to make the abrupt decision to reimpose a 2 week orenstein for all travellers from spain from midnight's it's a devastating blow to spain's hopes to revive its tourism dependence economy as britons make up the vast. jordi if it's visitors the spanish government insists the

country is safe but infections have tripled in the past 2 weeks with catalonia emerging as a new hot spots sorry a day ago begins our coverage. a welcome break on a beach in catalonia after an unprecedented lockdown would be difficult for most people to resist but amid these relaxed scenes and uncomfortable question is being asked is this the start of a 2nd wave of the pandemic on saturday almost 1500 new cases were recorded in the region most of them in and around the city of barcelona many of the new cases are young people showing mild or no symptoms at all it prompted a swift shutdown of night clubs throughout the region as well as a curfew on bars and concern among other european countries of further outbreaks the u.k.'s government announced on saturday that a 14 day quarantine period would be introduced for travellers returning from spain and in france there were requests to avoid travels to the country altogether says

he saw the us show concerning the situation in catalonia which is displaying worsened indicators for infection there as you know those who are going to get is are deteriorating we strongly encourage french citizens to avoid going there until the health situation improves and. this is the high season for tourism and many working in the sector are already feeling the drastic impact of the pandemic in the thing to be able to keep in all the years that i have been here this is catastrophic things were good for a time over the past weeks but not now even 2 weeks ago you saw more people out but not now there is nothing nothing. all over the country towns and cities are once again closing up after a much awaited easing of restrictions the last couple proper track and trace system is prompting an increase in infections around the country it was hoped that the summer would deliver a pause in the pandemic but the. just nature of the coronavirus seems to once again

trump optimism of a rest might any time soon sunny diagonal al-jazeera. of the deputy chief medical officer for england has explained why it was so important for the u.k. to act so fast and reimposing quarantine measures one of the things that we always have to be prepared for in this. is i'm afraid that things can change very quickly and things have changed want remarkably fast and spent in combat is the reason why we do not wish to get away we wish to protect the public health and give this advice to see when there is no magic time which to do this the thing that we have to do is do it as soon as we don't know about the date and feel certain that it is time to act the united states has reported more than a 1000 deaths from coronavirus for the 4th day in a row 74000 new infections were reported across the country on friday and one of

the worst hit states is florida where more than 12000 new infections have been detected in just the last 24 hours its case count has now overtaken new york's california which has a much bigger population is the only state with more confirmed infections it's getting updates from castor she's joining us from maryland and yet another grim milestone for the u.s. heidi. that's right as they are being broken daily zareen because now we're seeing more than $1100.00 deaths reported in a single day and this is the 4th day running that that record has been met total cases of coded in the united states now topping 4000000 100000 rising it's a staggering rate these are numbers that one would have thought inconceivable in the in the world's most rich nation now some critics of president trump say that

his response and the lack of a leadership role from the federal level has contributed to these numbers in fact many say that he may have direct responsibility for some of these statistics the early failings in testing then later the shifting of responsibility over to the states that is one reason why we're seeing these hotspots shift starting out in new york that was once the epicenter and now in these other states in the south florida as you mentioned california and in texas the new epicenter is as this virus moves around in the last of a response a coordinated response from the federal level in texas and particularly we're seeing these staggering totals of 4885 deaths in this pandemic and daily case rise of more than 8000 we know specially in the border regions with mexico and a very impoverished community of stark county only one hospital in operation there

refrigerated wards have been moved in and doctors there have anticipated having to discharge patients to die in their homes so a very serious and tragic situation unfolding in these southern states that are now the new hot spots of the coronavirus in the united states sounds like it has a bit over the last few days we have heard a bit of a change some might say in tone from the president himself so how are people responding to. well you may see that that retreat if you will from the president which is uncharacteristic of this president it may be a response to the polling that has shown that the vast majority of americans disagree with the way the president trump has responded to this pandemic he's retreated in several ways we saw him wearing a mask public publicly and trying to convince americans to wear a mask for the 1st time we saw him retreat from a demand for

a period tax cut and congress to be included in the next economic relief bill we also saw him back off * from his demands for schools to reopen in person in the fall and of course perhaps a big pet project if you will for the president the republican national convention which was always supposed to be the crowning moment in a sense for an incumbent who is running for reelection he was supposed to accept the nominee from the republicans for president for this upcoming term in a big speech before a vast crowd but he canceled that as well so certainly an acknowledgment which is again uncharacteristic from this president that things may not be going where he wants them to go and he certainly may be fearful for his reelection all right so heidi thank you very much for that update from maryland well the start of the american school year is shaping up to be chaotic for parents as they're faced with conflicting guidelines you've been hearing on whether it's safe for children to ritz heard the top u.s. health agency that the c.d.c.

has now called for schools to completely reopen in september but that's only after president donald trump criticized its guidelines as being too tough reports. as coded billie jean continues to sure parts of the u.s. the debate over how and when to send children and teachers back to school has taken center stage. president donald trump wants schools to reopen for in person lessons in the coming weeks even if there is transmission and plater studies come out so let's say we believe that students should be going back to school because the effect on a child we know scientifically they are not affected in the same way as an adult drug not true says dr anthony thoughts of the national institutes of health i think we still need to learn a lot about children you know elementary school children getting infected what the

percentage of their infection is and whether they either spread or not efficiently to adults has happened i thought she says there's new data indicating older children may be efficient spreaders of covert 19 who could give the disease to their teachers parents grandparents and others were his children 10 to 19 appear to be spreading infection to adults as equally as well as adults spread to adults yet there's still a lot to learn about what the prevalence and incidence of infection is in children and as a group do they spread do they get any bodies what's the in family spread or not just weeks ago the country's top public health institution the centers for disease control issued a cautious set of guidelines on school reopening those guidelines were criticized by trump who said they were too restrictive. now the c.d.c.

has made an abrupt about face with new guidelines saying it is critically important for public health to reopen schools a group of 150 eminent public health experts many of them from the country's top universities published an open letter this week urging political leaders to shut down the country again now and start over. they say all non-essential businesses should close people should stay whole and squaring should be mandatory if you don't take these actions the letter says the consequences will be measured in widespread suffering and death rob reynolds 0 nearly 40 $9000.00 new coronavirus cases have been reported in india pushing the total there it's a more than $1300000.00 it's the 3rd day in a row that new infections have been above the $45000.00 mark the chief minister of my dear protest state is the latest high profile figure to test positive he's been

taken to hospital the government has confirmed more than 31300 deaths at least half of india's population is under some form of lock down with the country reporting the world's 3rd highest infection total and there are concerns social distancing rules are being floated in the philippines after thousands of people were crammed into a baseball stadium in order to get tested officials had planned for a 700 and a half 1000 people to use the venue but 2000 more arrived and they were there to be tested before leaving the capital manila for their home provinces. brazil's president says he's now tested negative for a curate a virus after spending weeks in quarantine with covert 19 so your boss sonera to posted this photo on twitter showing him with a box of a.n.c. malarial drugs hydroxy chloroquine has followed the us president in telling its use although it hasn't proved effective in studies also narrows regularly downplayed

the severity of the outbreak but his country has now reported more than $85000.00 coronavirus deaths and more than 2000000 cases it's the 2nd worst hit nation in the world. is joining us from bogota and since he made that announcements about him testing negative he's been spotted outs. yes there in that is the case the 1st thing is that after publishing the picture was to go on a motorcycle ride there around the capital brasilia without wearing a face mask which remains mandatory in this city he did though where one when he entered a shop then when he stopped to greet some of his supporters now as you were saying in his announcement that he made sure to hold a box of this and take my larry medicine that he's been promoting and we also know

that he has access the ministry of health to to buy. food cloaking in big numbers and promoting is used in public hospitals across brazil despite the fact that there is no scientific evidence it's if given this so we can expect that both senator to be. again promoting the use of this medicine in coming days and pushing once again to be new to reopen the economy cross brazil even more now that he has been able to recall ever from neil names that he has repeatedly called just a little flu and countries in the region on a sounder have not been immune to this pandemic so what is the situation where you are in colombia and elsewhere. absolutely very now treaties here in colombia believe that we are now in the middle of the worst

phase of this outbreak of the covey of 19 the disease here in colombia and that's why they have posed a number of lockdowns of new measures to here in the capital of bogota 5000000 of the more than 8000000 people who live here and now under a strict lockdown again for 14 days the other sectors of the city will follow after this 1st cycle and all this is done to try and control the spread and try to make sure that the health system doesn't collapse last week were a very close to reaching full coop and see a most of the country of intensive care units the situation is a little bit better now and they'll treat is believe that because of these new measures that have been put in place but the pandemic continues to grow in many parts of latin america crew are seen an increase in different parts of the country

especially in the south the same has been true in the capital of ecuador and keep and now the mayor of mexico city as said that she expect an increase in cases in the coming days because the have seen an increase in number of hospitalisations in the mexican capital all right on a sunday and patty thank you for that from bogota. now to west jerusalem that's where protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister's residence calling for him to step down for weeks protests have been growing louder against benjamin netanyahu over his handling of the pandemic and his corruption trial on thursday israeli police made dozens of arrests and used water cannon to disperse demonstrators there is expected to be a counter protest in support of netanyahu as well every faucet as it west jerusalem he says protests are intensifying. these are protests which have been going on for

some weeks now but especially in the last 2 weeks or so we've seen 8 of these protests just here in west jerusalem there are also been protests across the country on several of these occasions tonight being no different several 100 outside the prime minister's sort of summer home or 2nd home north of tel aviv a few 100 more intel of eve and then it various road intersections across the country as well as for what they're demanding world the demands defer to some extent depending on which group you're talking about there are lots of different groups here from the the black flag so-called pro-democracy protesters who say that netanyahu is a threat to israeli democracy because of his corruption cases that the trial that he is currently facing which is due to start in earnest in terms of hearing witnesses and evidence in january they're also small business owners and self-employed people out on the streets protesting against the lack of economic

assistance as they see it as a result of the or rather the combat the the economic fallout of the pandemic there also just lots of people in young israelis here in west jerusalem especially who are out protesting against a government which for many of them hasn't tackled the grown a virus pandemic properly there was a lot of success being celebrated in the 1st wave but now we're deep into the 2nd wave and there has been a pretty chaotic back and forth in terms of decision making in terms of restrictions being imposed lifted then somewhat tweaked and reimposed and a lot of people are on the streets saying that this prime minister this government isn't focusing properly on the coronavirus pandemics. well the airport in tel aviv has been mostly empty because of coronavirus restrictions but early on saturday it hosted flights of a different kind there were 4 hot air balloons that took off from the runway at ben-gurion airport and many aviation enthusiasts gathering to watch airspace was

closed for the unprecedented event most flights have been halted because of the coronavirus pandemic except for a few passenger and cargo services and the government in israel is not saying when it will and the restrictions coming up on the news hour. more cautious in portland oregon federal agents use tear gas to disperse people protesting against racial injustice. remembering john lewis friends and family begin 6 days of memorials for the civil rights leader. coming up in support the moto g.p. world champion is set to miss a race through injury for the 1st time in almost a decade and he will be here a little or later without stories. but 1st china has accused the u.s.

of sending law enforcement officials into its consulate in houston after it was forced to shut it down on the other side of the world american staff have left the u.s. consulate in chengdu which china ordered closed in retaliation the diplomatic feud between the world's largest economies is escalating over a growing number of issues including the coronavirus pandemic hong kong and allegations of spying katrina you reports from chengdu. in chengdu work has begun dismantling the u.s. consulate 1st founded in the southwestern chinese city in 1985 chinese state media says stop have until monday morning today kate the premises beijing blames the u.s. for the escalating tensions and has accused the trumpet ministration of stirring up trouble and anti china sentiment around the world they've waited 2 days to do this they're trying to appear very measured and they've also extended

a number all branches of the last few days indicating that they were for talks rather than to this kind of unilateral action remember they're doing this because they need to look like they are willing to defend themselves on the other side of the globe a group of men reportedly federal agents forced open a back door of the chinese consulate in houston workers left the building on friday after appearing to burn documents earlier in the week there are victualling ordered by american officials who say the consulate was a hub of chinese espionage and accusation beijing denies china ripped off our rice intellectual property and trey zwicker is causing millions of jobs all across america from washington the list of issues is long the u.s. has arrested for chinese scientists accusing them of working secretly for the chinese military. special trade status with the u.s. has been revoked after china imposed

a new security rule and washington has imposed sanctions on chinese officials over the alleged persecution of ethnic muslims then there's the coronavirus president trump has increasingly pointed to china as being responsible a tactic seen as shifting blame away from what critics say has been his own failed response to the pandemic and finally while way the chinese telecoms giant accused of posing security threats now banned in the u.s. and person. we are slipping it appears into a new cold war and it's this strange combination that we have right now in our american politics which is the domestic political pressure combined with longstanding grievances and concerns between the united states and china once the u.s. consulate here in town do closes there will be for maining on china's mainland but beijing says it won't hesitate to shutdown another washington to retaliate against chinese missions in the u.s. katrina you al-jazeera to the. u.s.

city of portland has witnessed another night of clashes between protesters and law enforcement agents sent in by president trump demonstrators have rallied every night for 8 weeks demanding racial equality and police reforms and local leaders in oregon say the federal agents who fired tear gas and made arrests are only making the situation worse they are hearting reports. federal agents again firing tear gas at black lives matter demonstrators in downtown portland. the protesters have spent weeks demanding racial equality in america while others are calling for police reforms and an end to brutality by officers the city center court house is the focus of the anger in portland. that anger increased when president donald trump ordered federal agents to be sent to the city to protect the court 18 arrests have been made this week fireworks were aimed at the building and several fires lit the federal agents responded with tear gas was

the like i was just going to help people over here was the was the. organ state officials opposed federal law enforcement in portland they say federal agents in riot gear are only making the situation worse. than. the rebirth of the state on what you want to protest across the u.s. began in may after the police killing of unarmed black american george clooney. has promised to back the police and stop the protests in a speech this week he said he will be sending hundreds of federal troops to cities all across america americans was hold their city leaders accountable they must insist that community officials fully support fully back and fully fund their local police departments there is simply no substitute for

a police department that has the strong backing of city leaders. as well as the tear gas fired during the latest unrest in portland peaceful protesters released balloons and bubbles was that the more protests are expected the a hearty al jazeera. 2 armed groups are involved in a standoff in the u.s. city of louisville one group and all black militias protesting against racism and police brutality police have arrested barricades to separate them from a far right group there are reports of injuries officer a weapon was accidentally discharged the city has seen protests after the police shooting of a black woman briana taylor she was killed in march by officers who rated her home for drugs but found none. 6 days of memorials for the late u.s. congressman and civil rights leader john lewis have begun in his home state of

alabama friends family and colleagues have been paying tribute at the university in his hometown of troy ceremonies will be held in 5 cities including selma the site of an historic civil rights march lewis will lie in state at the alabama state capitol in the u.s. capitol in washington before his funeral in georgia next week. i remember the day when john left home where the told him not to get in trouble. not to get in the way and he would take me. where we are no doubt john got in trouble getting away but it was a good trip john what do you and the rest of the family and he with all of the troubles you get yourself into a changed world. a job with my brother and you will be able you know all of a horse. powerful winds from the 1st atlantic hurricane of the season are bearing

down on the texas coast hurricane hanna has now strengthen to a category one storm that's the lowest of 5 levels with sustained 80 mile an hour winds it's expected to make landfall later on saturday near corpus christi that's southwest of houston the storm is expected to bring harsh winds and rain to one of the u.s. states already worst hit by the coronavirus. must come on the al-jazeera news hour including the fisherman who rely on the waters of the nile for their catch and who worry about the $5000000000.00 down up stream acting was for a 3rd weekend to thousands protest in the far east of russia against president putin on the arrest of their regional governor. in sport how a delay to africa's 1st ever olympic event may affect the sporting ambitions of many younger athletes.

and i would friday morning it was madrid saturday morning it was well these wandering thunderstorms produce flash floods do you think sunday morning well possibly somewhere in serbia maybe remaining a maybe hungry is more significant and steady rain running up through denmark and then something parts of norway and maybe sweden all slows full cost be disappointing they went there on sunday $60.00 degrees $22.00 don't even achieve that when the rain goes away now much of europe is enjoying typical summer with an eye wonderings on the storms increasing warmth of course it's windy and often worse in the british isles in scandinavia it's not quite what we want in july the real he's been down spain and portugal might even turn out to be record breaking madrid if you get to 40 while the beach the record says $39.00 is above normal anyway for most of spain and portugal for the next few days. before africa is bit of dust

around where the wind is strong but we're now watching for clumps of showers because they could be significant as they go across the atlantic in the immediate future i think it's going to be the ivory coast then liberia probably sierra leone you see the orange tops the sun so as they warming up again towards southern sun to go on across guinea that's going to the west is part of west africa let me for few days. for. what is the price of luxury. an undercover team travels deep into the illegal cocoa plantations of the ivory coast simple solutions are very hard to find for something as complicated as the child labor chocolates hearts of darkness and counters unpatrolled labor is working in a $100000000000.00 industry well overhaul of the country's cocoa produces live below the poverty line. on al-jazeera. the latest news

information government says it's working with local authorities and community volunteers to meet the needs of bringing a refugee with detailed coverage don't measure the president many countries hold the job losses for migrants and consequently introduction to remittances from around the world it isn't the 1st time to get network was forced off the air in 1972 it was also shot down. by the way on the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour

a spike in coronavirus cases has prompted the u.k. to take spain off a list of safe countries with just a few hours notice from 2300 hours g.m.t. everybody returning to the u.k. from spain will have to self isolate for 2 weeks the united states has reported more than a 1000 from coronavirus for the 4th day in a row 74000 new infections were reported across the country on friday. and brazil's president says he's tested negative for corona virus tweeting a picture of him holding a box of hydroxyl chloroquine and show your boss an arrow has followed the u.s. president and toting the drug even though it hasn't proved effective in studies. now suffer love from the president's allies have had their social media accounts suspended after a supreme court order it's part of an ongoing investigation into alleged dissin from asian aimed at discrediting the court's 16 twitter accounts and 12 facebook accounts were suspended but while the profiles can no longer be accessed in brazil

they can be operated from other countries and that's allowed the users to continue their criticism. meanwhile twitter and instagram have been accused of not acting quickly enough to take down an anti sematic contest posted the contents excuse me posted by a british rapper the grime artist wiley has been dropped by his management company and is also being investigated by police twitter has banned him for a week but only 2 days after wylie started posting anti semitic comments instagram has remove some of his posts but not all let's discuss a social media responsibility with iran ahmed he's the chief executive of the center for countering digital hates he's joining us from cancun thanks for your time with us on the al-jazeera news hour as we look at the case of brazil to begin with they acted the social media companies acted when the supreme court told them to do so what do you think the thinking was behind that and is it something that the social media companies should have done by themselves. well thank you for

having me on the social media companies have really taken a multitude of positions on the what their responsibilities are so in the 1st instance they of course help their terms of service and the terms of service but identity based hate they are the deliberate spreading of misinformation and disinformation as is termed and they failed for the main part to enforce those rules apart from when almost into doing so badly for example in peace instead is the court sometimes it's because of a bit of the times of pressure sometimes because frankly it make tactical sense for them to do so but really their platforms through arrived on this kind of controversy because the fundamental it cut economics underpinning all of these platforms are controversy equals eyeballs only bulls equal at repartee.

the thing is you do see different approaches i hear what you're saying about the eyeballs and we'll get on that in just a moment but let me ask you about the 2nd story we were mentioning and that is the rapper wiley and the case in his case twitter has banned him for a week while instagram has removed some of his posts but not all how does that make sense to you the way it makes perfect sense if you go back to the fact that all they care about is keeping people on the platform and going to such an extent that they're older rhythms the very business model is based on what is the most controversial content we don't see timelines anymore it's not the most recent post that you see on your twitter we need to log on to twitter what you actually see is an artificially generated list of content that per our times what is most likely to keep you on the platform scrolling down looking at. earning their profits

and it's really that simple is fundamentally change the intention and cami in our society and it makes people see a lot more hate than they would normally if we were just looking at the world as it is it is of course nowhere near as hateful as full of misinformation as we see on social media but certainly they are facing a lot of pressure these days to act more aggressively when it comes to hate speech and the spreading of false information. well pressure from the only the only 98 percent for example of facebook's revenues come from advertisers we are not actually their customers as uses we are their products our data our thoughts our sentiments everything is packaged up and sold to their real customers which are the advertisers and so fundamentally if there's controversy about they know what that drives it makes you go to the platform and go what's going on here which is why of course they publish trends so yesterday well while he was making

his anti semitic comments they were publishing on their trending on their trends shoes so people knew there was something going on it makes them go i wonder what that is clicking on it trying to find out more and that is the fundamental way these businesses work they are not that they're not about trying to inform people or trying to provide an open platform for free and open debate what they are a controversy machine which drive volleyballs and wipe their problems we thank you very much for joining us imran ahmad speaking to us from thank you and thank you. fishel say 15 farmers have been killed by gunmen in southwestern don the attack happened in the village of greater and south are for there have been many sit ins across our 4 recently many of them by displaced people accusing officials are failing to protect them from attacks they blame their paramilitary rapid support

forces for the latest violence ethiopia says it's cooperating with egypt answered on to ensuring the process of filing the filling excuse me the mega dam it's building on the river and i'll doesn't harm their water supplies but a foreign ministry spokesman said they were presenting unreasonable new demands. technically to get out of the bus we're going to. take nuclear we could have filled the dam in 3 years especially during the seasons of heavy rains but we cancelled the 3 year period in response to the concerns of the downstream countries we agreed to fill the dam in 4 to 7 years now they started with new demands for sitting near new quotas and they also added binding agreements the matters that we agree about should be general and norm binding agreements and we negotiate them according to their importance is he ok as assurances are of little comforts assessor men downstream their livelihoods depend on lake or lake nasr as that's known in neighboring egypt the lake forms the manmade reservoir for the aswan dam in egypt

but water levels both there and any theo people have many were about morgan the story. just after sunrise every day the same jaffer and his crews are there both engine and their day's work fishing has been his livelihood for nearly 20 years catching tiger fish and wiring from lake new p.a helps feed his family of 7 but the fish have been increasingly difficult to find for the past 3 years. this like is what feeds us me and hundreds of other fisherman when the water rises it becomes very hard to catch fish because they're not concentrated in the like there's more water for them and the like has been increasing the gates of the high dam haven't been opened leading o.b.l. was manmade 50 years ago by filling the reservoir of egypt's high dam on the river nile 80 percent of the water is in egypt and it's known there as lake not there named after the former president 20 percent of the lake is in sudan territory and

thousands of family rely on it they're concerned about the lakes future and also what's happening in neighboring ethiopia where africa's largest hydroelectric dam is nearing completion. the lake here relies on 2 sources the water flowing in from them in the south and the amount of water released by the egyptian aswan high dam in the north there is a for everything appears new dam has the capacity to hold more than the water of the blue nile the main contributor to the nile now and if you're just not feeling it them what's the level downstream will reduce and when egypt opens the gates of its high dam the size of this lake will diminish significantly sudanese people here say the gates of the high dam haven't been opened for 3 years that's aimed at preserving as much water as possible in the lake while negotiations over how it operates continue while fishermen say less water is better for them those relying on the lake for other reasons such as farming have a different view. before we used to need 3 or 4 and looked like water pumps to be able to get water from the light to our farms and we use only one i have lanes that

have been flooded by water but we keep expanding our farms so an increase means more water for us in a retreat in the like means more fertile land becomes available but we may face challenges in getting it irrigated the lake is also facing another threat climate change or. we've seen changes in the lake and areas around it already some parts of dried up due to climate change and there are now fertile lands for farming but there are parts where the water from the reservoir floods farm lands that already exist and destroys the crops of farmers so there needs to be an understanding between farmers on the southern part of the reservoir and the authorities controlling the dam so that it ends up a win win situation for all a situation that can guarantee that the livelihoods of those relying on the lake isn't disrupted both in sudan and neighboring egypt people more going on to their own northern sudan. so malia's prime minister has been kicked out of office after a vote of no confidence has gone on affair was opposed by all but 8 of more than

$170.00 m.p.'s it brings to the fore a power struggle between him and president mohamed here for a macho centered on when to hold an election next year so mali as deputy prime minister mahathir mohamad who led has been appointed as caretaker leader. to see what has a new prime minister the former interior minister has she has been appointed to the post after his predecessor resigned last week over allegations of a conflict of interest now has a month to put together a government that can win a confidence vote in parliament he'll also have to tackle public anger over the country's finances protesters have been demanding more jobs on state aid with the economy expected to shrink by 6 and a half percent this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. zimbabwe's government is denying ikea's ations its persecuting critics ahead of anti

corruption protests on friday a court denied bail to the popular journalist hopewell cino no opposition politician jacob. they're charged with inciting public violence after allegedly planning anti-government protests. has more from harare. a day off to the united nations does the government not teaze the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to clamp down and freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly officials here responded. for the op we didn't have doubt what will she want to us not our ducted he was lawfully i rested by this in battle of the public belief in he was not arrested for exposing corruption he was arrested for using his social media accounts to infight zimbabweans to violently overthrew the government given law portugal or no rights of political corruption he's not unique in this regard all the newspapers in zimbabwe including independent publications if written

extensively about corruption in government and private sector none of the journalists really region are going to subject of corruption has been arrested for publishing the same government officials also say some individuals are working with western embassies mainly the united states to try and destabilize the country lawyers representing freelance journalists hope fortune warner and an opposition leader jake ripped out of me say they're going to go to the high court to apply for a bail there they insist they clients are being persecuted for speaking out against corruption the government says the planned active government protests meant for next week are to violently remove prison emma sabina gallagher from power and they say security forces will not let that happen a bangladeshi migrant is facing deportation from malaysia after criticizing the government's treatment of workers during the current virus crisis. here was detained on saturday he had been interviewed for al-jazeera as one of one is

documentary called locked up in malaysia's lockdown al-jazeera says his arrest is disturbing and reaffirms its support for freedom of expression as a fundamental human rights without fear of being criminalized. a prominent human rights activist has died in prison in kruger on. 69 president authorities say he'd been taken to hospital with pneumonia but was in poor health critics say his life sentence on charges of involvement in deadly ethnic violence in the south of the country was based on trumped up charges human rights groups had been calling for him to be freed in 2016 the un found that he'd been arbitrarily detained held an inhumane conditions and torture and. some of russia's largest anti-government protests in years are into their 3rd week thousands have been expressing their anger at president huzzah after the arrest of the governor of the far eastern coverall screecher and on murder charges in the protests show no

sign of subsiding the tilopa is hardly on reports were out these protests are a problem for president vladimir putin demonstrators in the city of combat ups have marched every day for more than 2 weeks to mending the governor of the region sergei for go his release from prison the businessman turned politician was arrested on july the 9th and flown to moscow he is accused in the murder of business right last 15 years ago charges he denies was. this city in russia's far here the border with china is more than 6000 kilometers from moscow but now it's turned into an unexpected hub of anti-government protests was the beginning people often i think people are marching out on the streets because they vote to elect the governor in the 2018 election has been taken away

for gold supporters say the accusations are politically motivated out of a yellow russia we've had enough we elected the governor we want to be heard and decide a selves what to do with him bring him here for a fat and open trial and we'll decide whether to convict him or not. putin officially fired for go on monday and appointed a replacement fuelling further mistrust in the region the president's united russia party isn't popular here the protests reflect anger of what many see as out of touch politicians imposing policies from moscow. the timing of the arrest is also raising questions earlier this month president putin oversaw a controversial vote potentially allowing him to remain in power for another 16 years critics say pete and wait. until he did wonderful before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party rusher governors are technically elected but in fact hand picked by the kremlin to be later in gorse by

a popular vote and the kremlin also makes sure that our competitors 2 of the chosen candidate also weakened or not it's hell ones what happened in 2 years ago was that this contender is a competitor. who was deemed to be weak and not a challenge unexpectedly won and what also was unexpected was that he turned out to be a good governor protester bring to the ringer imprudence tightly controlled. and the coronavirus pandemic is greater complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in a sleeping fear that coach answers in the city of 600000 people say the matches will continue until the governor is released had to look this over again just here . in the set to withdraw from the european treaty on violence against women on monday the justice minister says it violates parents' rights by requiring schools

to teach children about gender thousands of women have protested in cities across poland against withdrawing from the treaty president do that narrowly won reelection 2 weeks ago one of his campaign promises was to defend traditional family values and ban same sex marriage. so ahead on the news hour. celebrating a title win in the age of code 19 andy will be here in just a moment with that story coming up. and how this indian octogenarians moos have watched her legions of fans online. play. regie own mind vesta gates the brick kiln slaves in pakistan some of the most shocking and appalling working conditions anywhere in south asia up to 1000000 trying to understand not normal polish that

for 100 virtually no one speaks for them they suffer but they suffer in silence with no hope of escape what do you say to those allegations and hurts working conditions in the industry is equivalent to modern slavery slavery a 21st century evil continues with bonded slaves announces their every war makes a devastating impact on. oath rise explores some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws and we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to co-exist with nature ok so what's going on there simulating what happens when an elephant cause life after conflict on al-jazeera.

network and let's cross over sensitive for the sports news. thank you so much daryn well west indian hopes for a 1st series win in england for more than 3 decades have taken a big hit the home see moving into a strong position in the 3rd and deciding test dates in manchester began with stuart broad hitting the 3rd fastest 50 in english history that helped his teams were 1st innings score 369 for archer then amongst the wickets for england to go he's dropped from the squad for the last 5 to breaking rules aimed at keeping players safe from coronavirus at the close the window he's struggling a bit on 137 for 6. so many days you exhibit you. go out. now i don't know what sense it's even now those days.

you might not pass with all of a great game but you might not so it is hard to cherish those that things go a few but. they don't really mean anything unless there is a guy. in some line of move 2nd in the italian league after a 3 no win over gennaro or belgian striker romelu lukaku scored twice is in someone's above us so answer in the table but they still trail leaders eventis by 4 points even a can secure a 9th straight sariel title with a win against doria on sunday. pari sundance a star struck a killing and i suffered a serious i'm calling from an injury during the team's french coat win over senate c n n by leaving the pitch there in tears after being found during the 1st of the 21 year old now in a bit of a race against time to be fit to play against arthur ransome the last states of the european champions league that's on aug 12th. chinese superleague it started after a 5 month delay caused by coronavirus sue hope cities are being used on players

from all teams will be cut off from their families for months to reduce the risk of infection no fans of being allowed to attend games. and raining cats all eat champions outside found a new way to pay tribute to front line medical staff taking to the field dressed as doctors for their 1st game back since the lockdown their own head coach for work when a chevy is just tested positive for cope with 19 he's now in self isolation. moto g.p. world champion mark marquez has decided not cerise in sunday's underneath in-grown prix the spaniard had been determined to compete despite breaking his arm during that crash last week marc has had surgery on tuesday did manage to do some practice laps earlier this saturday but perhaps not surprisingly is tina said he's suffering too much pain sick carry on. kansas city chiefs player lauren do vernay it's hard if says opting out of the upcoming n.f.l. season was one of the most difficult decisions he's ever made the 29 year old

canadian is the 1st n.f.l. player to see withdraw from the league and is instead putting his medical degree to good use diverting tardif has been treating covert 19 patients at a clinic in his native quebec he said on social media being at the front line during this off season has given me a different perspective on this pandemic and the stress it puts on individuals and our health care system i cannot allow myself to potentially transmit the virus in our communities simply to play the sport that i love if i aim to take risks i will do it caring for patients. now they use a limp it games were meant to type place in senegal in 2022 but they've now been pushed back for years jutes a crowd of r s the delay of africa's 1st ever olympic event is a big setback for many young athletes reports from senegal capital dhaka. for a swimming coach due to gate there is no easy way to break the news the youth olympics meant to take place in 2022 will be delayed by 4 years he explains because of the

coronavirus pandemic. 13 year old swimmer salim up to somebody who was pre-selected to take part in the 5100 metres backstroke will be told to take part in the games in 2026 i am so disappointed i've been training day and night for this moment and this opportunity to represent my country right here in dakar more than 4000 athletes aged between 14 and 18 from around 180 nations were expected to take part in the youth olympics for the 1st time it's being held in africa in some countries would normally can't afford to send competitors were looking forward to having the event close as they hope. to be so of course for these young athletes it's heartbreaking it's earth shattering news but i try to encourage them to continue training for other competitions to prepare for the future sinigang closed again you didn't choose and i think division at the olympic committee says deckard was selected as host city because of its young population and the country's

infrastructure plan in the absence of a functioning olympic pool the young athletes are training on the ocean and while the government is referrer saying swimming pools and sports facilities bill that all has stalled they say because of the economic fallout of the global coronavirus pandemic. senegal is deep in debt its once booming economy struggling president mikey cell has called for international creditors to cancel african debt altogether and with many senegalese relying on food aid the state cannot afford to invest in. the olympics right now. really see in adversity an opportunity it allows us more time to prepare and do these games justice in order to welcome all the athletes many of whom will discover senegal for the 1st time i realize this is a disappointment to those disqualified but there will be a next time. has now set her eyes on the african championships in 2021 she's overcoming her disappointment with determination and more training

aiming to represent senegal at the 2028 summer olympics in los angeles it seems there's no stopping her olympic dreams because hawke algis the road to car. well even the way sports men and women celebrate victories is being changed by cardiff 19 gone are the days when golfers can embrace their families on the final green it's nice and also celebrating his title one of the british masters will assume called so his mom ok let's hear parts of london and henri. andy thank you very much for that well museums and galleries may have been closed around the world due to the pandemic but it's not stop the brazilian art lovers with 4 wheels a new drive through exit basins opened in sao paulo an art gallery owners taken over a large shed to display $1810.00 metre high canvases and people can either bring a car or bora one from the exit bishan as they drive around for an hour much of the

art reflects racial as well as environmental issues and visitors can find out more about the pieces using their phone. but still. this insatiate of being able to do something new for me is it's a lot powders right now do a budget so we could try out for the and so on and this is a sensation of being able to live. on our story before we go in an 85 year old woman in western india has gone viral for showing off her martial arts skills take a look at this shot of power has been dubbed the warrior grandma by her fans the octogenarian lives in the city of puny she performs the ancient indian martial art of lucky coffee hours says she's in practicing since she was 8 years old and according to media the local government has now stepped in to offer her financial help about softer she attracted a huge social media following as you can imagine. in a moment of war news on al-jazeera.

as protests rage over police brutality. and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and sell their brand of politics to americans before the vote follow the us elections on a just. a career reporting to the wound though i did hear one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. but certain

stories can change us in the easiest cleaves use to it when you need a new unique history. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documentary on al-jazeera the whole d.n.a. about there are still even use on behalf of people who are subject to the fishies play by the pound let them play no way to put all these people they're all individuals to children that would like to get back story this place has become a complete crap you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something that in respects. kidnappings and murders in crimea says russians forced an extension of the black sea phoenician. i don't understand why the speed now. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested and tortured and killed.

most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. fair as a 1st seconds coronavirus wave and europe as catalonia close as all night clubs on the u.k. reimpose is a quarantine for travelers from spain. seltzer live from london i'm getting not a great also a heads brazil's president heads straight out to greet his supporters off for testing negative for cover 19 on posing with a box of hydrox a couric what. another noisy night for netanyahu protesters keep.