you. know if you don't like and it's my job to light on how and why. in the world. this is a news hour on al-jazeera hello i'm fully back to go live from a world headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the german hospital treating prominent critic alexei navalny says there is evidence he was poisoned but his life isn't in danger. the u.s. republicans formally nominate donald trump as their 2020 presidential candidate their convention has kicked off in north carolina. i count for. yourself

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thank you very much for joining us doctors in germany say tests results indicate that russian opposition leader alexei was poisoned chancellor angela merkel has called on moscow to identify the perpetrators and hold them accountable of any remains in an induced coma after being transferred to berlin from a hospital in siberia on saturday doctors say they found no poison in his system the long time opponent of president vladimir putin fell on thursday a colleague say all he had to drink was a cup of tea while we'll have reaction from russia in just a moment alexandra so-on of edgecomb fries standing by in moscow but for us we go to a dummy cain in berlin so doctors in germany saying he was poisoned tell us more about what they have said and what is his current condition. mr current condition is that he remains in

a coma and induced coma to help protect him in his fragile state the doctors who've been treating him now since saturday morning say they no longer believe they don't believe that his life is threatened from this condition however they say that the extent of his ordeal is such that they cannot guarantee that he will recover fully why because the toxin the poison that they have found in his system is one that works on the motor neuron reflexes of the human body reflexes that control muscles the lungs and fight. particular substance they have. state specific which particular agent is in his system however it belongs to a family of chemicals that have very few civilian therapeutic applications perhaps in so far as the treatment of dementia is concerned or of out simon's disease but

of course that has never been suggested as something that mr novelli suffers from the other applications of what is in his system well pesticides and in nerve agents that's to say chemical weapons so very clearly what's in his system should not be then the question is how it got there in the 1st place right dominic the german government has been very cautious about directly blaming russia but chancellor merkel has been speaking about madonna's condition and calling on russia to investigate. yes it's very clear the german government in the form of angle americal the chancellor and her foreign minister colleagues that the social democrats both of them issuing a joint statement in which they say that in their words now that it is clear that samina valley was poisoned they have called upon the or in russia to investigate this case to find out who was responsible for this scenario and for that those

people to be brought to account to be brought to justice in their words but it's clear they are not specifically accusing anybody inside the russian government of any degree of complicity in this affair it's more nuanced than that contrast that with what is being said by other politicians in the european union wanting government to occupy a senior role in brussels one such being the belgian member of the european parliament who's post some pretty stinging questions about what he believes in what he is alleging is complicity between the doctors who treated the 1st in. siberian city of arms and the russian government of course there's no proof of the allegations that he has made and that perhaps explains why there's more nuance in watch the german government has said in the form of the miracle mass statement

thank you for that dominic kane with the latest there from berlin well let's just remind you of what the doctors who initially treated in russia said about his condition early on monday take a listen. we were treating the patient and we saved him there wasn't and couldn't have been any outside influence on the patient's treatment of us was almost. the diagnosis of poisoning remained until the end of the day until at 12 if i'm not mistaken we received a final conclusion from 2 laboratories that no toxic chemicals that can be considered poisons or by products of poisons were found. as ring in journalism alexandra so janowicz gone in moscow for us what are the reactions alexandra in russia to the news from germany and doctors there saying that he was indeed poisoned. well look just came in is a reaction from the regional minister of health of the arms they're actually

sticking basically to their story what they're saying is that we didn't have clinical symptoms that they're characteristic of intoxication with the current there is inhibitors what they're also saying is they did best for that the end found nothing but one of the doctors that was flown in from moscow to health treatment to help determine what is what is wrong with him what happened to him also says that he didn't hear anything new from from germany what he says is that they also from the start started getting up shopping till now buying meat that they also thought that might be a what is that now the diagnosis of the german doctors but they moved from there since a lab results came negative on the forcible toxins that it caused these states so what he's also pointing out is that look also german labs didn't find that specific royson like 4 hours did and on the other hand the finest family the russian

opposition in general is saying we were telling you from the start this was poisoning what you were suspecting now is for firm known german clinic and what they now want is a thorough investigation which was promised by the president of russia spokesperson meet with the support he said that if these assumptions of poisoning were confirmed then there will be a thorough investigation of course this also rises numerous questions as to how the lab results negative into russian laboratories a word they testing for the proper toxins that cause the data and there is a lot of speculation of how that would have happened as well as of who is behind this and the russian opposition is quite quick to door to blame the your forty's though some of them whilst been very direct saying. finger at bolton our secret service says the others are taking

a more gentle approach of saying the government thank you for that alexandra so janowicz country i live there in moscow well let's not discuss this further with bharat. senior clinical lecturer at the university of except as medical school is via skype from bath thank you so much for being with us so doctors at brilliance charity hospital saying that natalee was suffering from intoxication by a substance from the group of coli nests or as inhibitors what are they and other dangerous. thank you so these are often chemicals that are found in the insecticides industry so they're often used as an agricultural insecticide they used to basically act as nerve agents against insects and kill them for crops and crop protection so when administered to a human either through injection all to skin location. what they do is going to

block nerve transmitters they block the receptive ears and then as a result you get cancer difficulty of transmitting signals and you can end up with for example are very high temperature your muscles going to spiral and you go into a coma and you can become very ill and you remain very ill until that chemical is hopefully biodegraded and removed and new research has made it in your body as you heard the russian doctors who initially treated in a valley said he wasn't poisoned but i understand that poisoning by these. inhibitors is easy to diagnose how could they have missis. it depends on the panel look drugs that they were looking for we have to also understand that this is in russia and the princes and happened in russia so it depends on how a seriously you were looking for would you find it. if parnell of what we were

called by a lot of products of that age and not necessarily look for that agent but breakdown products of that agent and it is easy to do but it depends on how hard you look for it but what about the specific such sen's that would have been used to poison him they're not saying the german doctors what the substances but i understand that they're also found in pesticides and chemical warfare nerve agents including sarin and know the chalk which was used in the $2818.00 attack on the x. russian spies scrape up yes indeed so these are all organophosphates that we allude to and it is difficult often to identify the exact substance but what you can do is you piece together what that substance could have been by looking at the breakdown products that you can identify in the year in in the low sample and in tissue samples and putting all that together you may sometimes not always sometimes be

able to say it was this organophosphate this insecticide that was in use not only is still in an induced coma in berlin but the german doctors are saying that his life is not in danger what could be the long term effects bill to his health. well there are several one ranging from a complete recovery to a recovery with some disorder and there is a whole range so it's very difficult to tell but what is very important is that treatment be given as soon as possible to reduce the harm that may come from this nerve agent that has been administered soul i hope that no one even read the full recovery but that is not guaranteed thank you so much for talking to us about this thank you very much for your insights. plenty more ahead on this sound as air news

hour including west african leaders are in mani trying to solve it school crisis why have a live update on all the latest. buzz fears some of the biggest wildfires in california's history could be about to get even worse we'll have a live report and the japanese driver who is soaking up more success after the indy 500 meter has the action coming up later in sports. first donald trump has been formally nominated as the republican candidate for november's election national convention gets under way the president is dealing with a country in crisis but he's staying in the on the offensive. if you want to really drive him crazy you see 124 years.

we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016 let's see what happens we caught him doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it again with this whole 80000000 mail in ballots that they're working on. sending them out to people that didn't ask for it in english the use gave them and it's not fair and it's not right. well as a president attends the republican national convention black live matter demonstrations are continuing in a number of u.s. cities including charlotte north carolina where the convention is being held thousands protested also in wisconsin after a black man was seriously injured after being shot in the back by police 7 times and the state of california on the u.s. west coast says experiencing some of its largest ever wildfires are expected to grow with more lightning strikes forecast across the state and on the other side of

the country parts of louisiana have been evacuated as a state braces to be hit by 2 tropical storms at the same time and on the political front the head of the u.s. postal service is appearing in front of another congressional committee knew it a joy is again being grilled on the delivery of postal votes and for the 1st time is secretary of state will address a republican convention from outside the u.s. michael bell is currently in israel promoting the u.s. brokered deal between israel and the united arab emirates to normalise tie us live to alan fischer at the white house for is so alan let's start with what's happening in north carolina the president was due to appear later but he's made his speech already after being formally nominated tell us 1st about what he said and what we can expect over the next 4 days. well that's quite a list of all that's going on in the united states don't trump only touched on a few things giving his perhaps an idea of what he's going to cover this convention

speech which of course is and thursday we are told that he will make an appearance every single night of the conventional though he might not speak someone very wise remark to me is donald trump he may well do that tonight he's going to meet with 1st responders people who are on the front line of the covert crisis he talked about how the obama campaign spied on his campaign a 2016 that's not entirely true one of his campaign workers was be surveilled by the f.b.i. because. the convinced a court had reason to do so he talked about the possibility of meal and fraud and how the democrats were planning to steal the election of course there's no evidence that that is actually or it's happening something acknowledged by his chief of staff he told a vote it talked about that he's built the more successful economy in the united states the current and employment rate is 10 percent he says that in the 1st 10 months in this 2nd administration he will create 10000000 new jobs and

interestingly enough he talked about how the stock market was doing incredibly well but of course most economists will tell you the stock market is not the economy and then to top it all off he said that bernie sanders had had a rough deal from the democrats and many of his supporters should vote for him because these here are some common themes that will make some republicans essentially facepalm because for the last week throughout the democratic national convention we heard the mantra that if you vote for biden you get bernie that he had been co-opted by a far left agenda pushed by bernie sanders and here is the president of the united states who says he doesn't want the united states become a socialist country seeing that there are many touchstones in what bernie sanders wants and what he has been delivering thank you for that alan fischer live at the white house well let's discuss the republican national convention for the now where . every public and strategist and founder of republican women for biden she joins us via skype from west virginia thank you so much raina for being with us on

al-jazeera so the slogan for the convention is trump 2020 the g.o.p. convention this really is a turn convention isn't it more so than the republican convention. indeed it's you know the reflective of a party that's been completely made over by this president and this rallying cry for another 4 years to be strong i believe is that for and i we are going to hear the most passionate ardent supporters of this president we're going to hear loyalists who come from his campaign era people from different pockets of the country who dealt with so many different things ranging from having family members killed by isis or by illegal immigrant i think this republican party what they're trying to reflect is the strongest image possible and a party that should be entrusted with another 4 years because of the success of this one man but what successes can he really point to. well i struggle with that and that's why i say you know my vote is it strictly for joe

biden this time i've had no problem with god i'm not doing an independent i'm not writing in it's going to be a vote for joe biden because i believe that donald trump has been a threat to our republic and these few years what we've seen is a great erosion of our public institutions and that was already happening so much of what people who do not like this president will say is that i already felt that some of this was happening what i feel is that the the piece has been accelerated by this president because he undermines our institutions every day he is helping with the people mistrusting their government he's causing more of that i have no faith in my federal government because they didn't handle the pandemic response on our shores well so that's that's what i think we're going to hear these next 4 days are exaggerations and likely flat out lies as well about this president and what he's done in office and already today we've heard something a bit surprising in his speech earlier in north carolina he made an appeal as holland reported that to bernie sanders voters but he said all along that voting

for biden would mean voting for bernie and the radical left what's changed. well now they're all under one tent and so that's the argument he's trying to say they're all together in this they're all against me and guess what most of their party is run by the far left and i don't think that could be further than the truth i think what we feel in this ticket in the bind here is ticket is 2 very strong moderate that have a track record of that and this is simply a he said she said type of situation that the president has been using since he was a campaigner and you know what we've seen is that people do take in birds where it leaves a strong base and now it's a shrinking base but include strong base and so one thing i know this convention will do will rally their support i certainly though that. it will follow historical trends which are bumps in fund raising after convention these are meant to rally the base so let's let's be honest about what we'll hear next week this week excuse me comparison to last week

a very stark contrast right early start and he's also say today that if he loses the election he will only lose in action rather if it's rigged without again providing any evidence and this is almost turning into a campaign strategy would same for him how wary should the democrats be about this . extremely so because when you haven't got the ball in your head and you're trying to get a back injury and it's a tougher situation that they are in they are really going to have an uphill battle these next 75 days in trying to prove to the american public that the guard should be changed and you know this is it seems on its face a very simple proposition the american people but not many american people are plugged in like many of our who work inside the beltway the mid atlantic elite have been a bit accused of controlling things and so i think what we see from the rural areas of this country is a rebellion against the status quo and career politician about the narrative i

expect as well that will be pushed these next few days thank you so much for talking to us we appreciate your time. joining us safe from west virginia is a republican strategist thank you for your time well democrats are concerned about ongoing attack on mail in voting and they've been questioning the head of the u.s. postal service on capitol hill noida joy has a child is being asked by a house committee whether his changes will delay the delivery of post obama as the president has said many in voting will calls voter fraud without providing evidence is voted by mail himself in the race in florida primary while there was a tense exchange earlier with jim cooper who was a democrat take a listen do your mail delays trumps campaign goal of hurting the post office as stated in his tweets are your mail i'm lazy i'm not listen campaign contributions types a question i'm here i'm here to represent the postal service has nothing to do with

my actions have to do with improvement is a postal service mr joyce is your backup plan to be pardoned like roger stone. at a fool you have 2 seconds to answer the question i have no comments on. castro's live for us on capitol hill joins us now live on the newshour a tense exchange has the postmaster general heidi said anything different before the senate panel then what he said to house members area. well he has doubled down on his his willingness not to reinstate any of the machinery or the post box offices that have already been removed under his tenure of course in the last few months since he's become postmaster general there have been reports of mail delays across the country in the midst of this pandemic that coupled with the upcoming election as we know with

a majority of americans likely to be voting by mail many for the 1st time that's what's raising these concerns from democrats and if the postmaster general double back to back appearances on congress was meant to appease any of those concerns well despite his vows that each ballot will be delivered and counted on time before these congressional panels despite making those promises it appears that democrats are not assured at all that that will be happening thank you for that heidi castro with the latest from capitol hill. by u.s. democratic presidential candidate joe biden says they must be an immediate investigation after the latest police shooting of a black man. officers a scene shooting jacob lake 7 times in the back he's in serious condition in hospital and overnight curfew was imposed in in wisconsin where this incident

happened and john hendren is in can no show for us he joins us now live. it's absolutely shocking what we see in that video john tell us more 1st about what happened. well in the moments before that 20 seconds or so of video that went viral over the past 24 hours jake blake was reportedly responding to a fight he had parked his car he had his 3 children in the back seat it was a little after 5 pm local time and according to his lawyer and family members he'd gotten out of that car there were a couple of women who were fighting on the street and he was trying to break up that fight that's what we're told by people who know him but what that's where the video picks up at some point the police were there also responding to that fight and they want to know around his car and apparently had been calling for him to

stop he did not do so and as he entered the car you can see one police officer hold his back and then one who officers fired 7 shots into his back and that's what put him in the hospital and since then we have had condemnations from the governor of wisconsin tony even as he says this must be investigated he said. they want he wants action of the officials who have failed to recognize the racism in our state and country for far too long joe biden as well has called for a complete investigation but what happened after that incident where things got a little rough here you can see right over my shoulder there's a square just a few minutes ago there were a group of black live matter protesters holding up signs supportive cars were honking as police arrived in riot gear things went south if you look over my left shoulder you can see a garbage truck that had been put out here to block this square that had been lit

on fire and things went downhill from there into the night and this is coming of course as containing protests across the u.s. following the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis back in may now we niketan see more protests in u.s. cities as a result of this latest shooting in wisconsin. very much so there is a rally planned in that square right behind me in just a few hours actually about 4 and a half hours that will be the next protests that we know of we're also only about an hour and 15 minutes drive from the city of chicago where there's a large black lives matter movement milwaukee is another city that is not far away from here so we enjoy expect some people to come here some of them just to see the scenes but other to come out in protests and there this is another viral incident

we've had the george floyd incident in minneapolis and jacob blake's name is likely to join the list of unarmed black men is girlfriend has told us that he was on armed who have been shot by police in this case he is still alive at this time but we do expect this to continue that sort of viral uprising we've seen a loss the united states where hundreds sometimes thousands of people are protesting city by city the question is will there be confrontations here tonight because we also expect the police to be out in riot gear and we're noticing that store owners are boarding up all of their windows and doors because they expect things to get worse here thank you for that john john hendren with the san from wisconsin and still ahead on this al-jazeera news hour the u.s. state of louisiana braces for threats from not one but 2 tropical storms we'll have the very nascent. and new counted new come on change from a not freakin

a dramatic end to an n.b.a. playoff peter has the details since posting to distinguish this. allies things slow to change usually in this part of the world is hot and dusty and usually dry in the middle east where this is not entirely true around the coast of a man not a cloud by generate a share or 2 up in the mountains or 2 down west in yemen as well as a law should be his hobby which is his permanent drizzle overcast situation that's failing now and the breeze is just about to pick up out of iraq and then towards qatar this time the a you are to get dry dusty breeze which is nice or you get nothing at all in this humid air between the 2 at the moment so well as forecast i think we can see that

stuttering failing come back again for a couple days thursday and friday. no for the showers a building into nice clumps now which tend to produce local flooding in nigeria and i think in both i get to choose day to be further west towards booking the faster and then they go offshore into the atlantic and you see the orange shows you the depths indicate the depths of the showers and therefore the potential even for flash flooding in africa south of all this as winter chugs on you get those winter fronts going to off the cape but they've gone through so much more to come i don't think but in cape time you might see a shower or 2. after years of overgrazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ever conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonians out if their plan to fall and they're calm like this

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you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me for a reminder of our top stories the berlin hospital treating russian opposition leader alexei and of army says test results indicate he was poisoned it says his life is not in danger but he cannot rule out any long term effects of ami was flown to germany from a siberian hospital in an induced coma on saturday. the republican party has formally renominated donald trump as its candidate for november's election the u.s. president has made a surprise early arrival at the party's convention in charlotte north carolina. and to the us again way to tropical storms are posing a back to back threat to the state of new tropical storm marco is to make landfall later on monday and the governor says water won't have time to recede before

tropical storm laura and that's currently passing over the caribbean it's already responsible for 11 deaths a and a gallagher joins us now live from miami and andy i think you're starting to feel the 1st effects there of that storm bringing us up to speed with the natives then the situation right now. well we potentially got in a residential situation where there was going to be to hurricanes in the gulf of mexico potentially getting the same thought of louisiana at the same time that's not going to happen now tropical storm bako it is to be weakening all the time it's about to start in boxing the coast of louisiana slowly moving west towards texas so i got a few months ago right now what meteorologists are really concerned about particularly here at the national hurricane center in miami is tropical storm laura which is the south coast of cuba right now these are the effects with feeling here in miami now as that storm breaks away from cuba against the wall wart of the gulf of mexico it

is then expected to get fueled up while back water potentially becoming a doctor very long i've got to read to some folks saying it may even become a got degree 3 when it hits the chrome slide so why between houston and new orleans the european model at the moment is it going to galveston going which is a very low lying area but of course both houston and new orleans are very susceptible to these kinds of arcade so authorities have declared states of emergency various counties are warned people to hunker down but now but it's lower that people are really keeping a close eye on yeah head and the potential risk of double trouble especially from from nora tell us about the preparations under way for to and elsewhere where this . norm is right he said. well obviously the prime demick is making everything up a bit more complicated but what the authorities in louisiana reject you saying is you don't worry too much about tropical storm marco the problem is as marco skirts

across our probes slides louisiana and texas florida may come in and do that double in part 3 which is talking about now it all depends how long the lower state things are in the gulf of mexico the longer it stays out the more they could get power to become even more powerful because rocks westward towards texas that could be trouble for the people in that state because lower may very well pick up a great deal of speed if i were you know to louisiana as a category 2 but again spell trouble for either of these states at the moment the code of uncertainty is very wide and they're talking about in quite some time on cheese day perhaps into wednesday thank you very much for that gallagher live there from a very rainy miami and a very different picture on the other side of the u.s. on the west coast 77 people have died as wildfires continue to rage in northern california these are some live pictures there from northern california hundreds of

thousands of people are under evacuation orders and authorities have renewed their warnings for people who've already left their homes to stay away 5 find is expect the fires to get worse with more lightning storms forecast rob reynolds joins us from los angeles now with the natives are authorities expecting the fires to get worse today rob because of the forecast tell us about the current situation. well fully all across northern california thousands of people are packing up whatever they can as fast as they can and getting out fleeing from these raging wildfires which have scorched so much of that part of the state there are 2 dozen major fires including 2 of the largest that california has ever recorded burning in the san francisco bay area in the wine country of northern california and along the coast near santa cruz proximately 200000 people have either been told

to evacuate or have actually fled already as you mentioned there been a number of deaths that may increase unfortunately some 800 homes have been destroyed and tens and tens of thousands of hectares of land have been scorched the l n you lightning complex fire which is in napa and sonoma and 3 other counties in northern california is now declared 22 percent contained by the state's fire agency cal fire but the outlook for the next couple of days as you mentioned is not very good there are more of these dry thunderstorms an unusual weather phenomenon spawned when thunderstorms form the precipitation that falls from them the rain actually evaporates before it ever hits the ground but lightning does hit the ground and can spark many fires there been more than 10000 lightning strikes over

the past several days making things very very difficult for the firefighters who are out on the front lines thank you very much rob reynolds and i have. seen. in other world news on molly's deposed president. is to be released from detention and will be free to leave the country as a result of talks between the military who ousted him and a delegation of west african leaders who visited the capital bamako the mediators included the head of a regional group and former nigerian president goodluck jonathan there's been no agreement on a transitional government that's bringing ahmed eateries who's following developments from nigeria's capital abuja saw made some progress seems to have been made tell us more for us about what's been agreed in bamako. well like you say no agreement has been reached so far on transition the military

made it clear that this is a decision for them and the rest of mali to take and not but of course what was agreed on is to free president bramble worker kit and when the issue of other detainees came up the army said the spokesman of the military said these are kept in custody for their own protection the fear is that when their nipples or when they are freed from detention a lot of people may not be happy about that and probably they will be some unpleasant. unpleasant actions to be taken against them so these they promise to keep in custody into such a term that when it's saved and then they'll be released from custody and then they continue with their own lives now the the other issue the other important issue that was discussed in agreed upon although the of course delegation says it has no

power to approve the wars until after a meeting or a summit of west african leaders coming up on wednesday is the issue of easing or lifting of sanctions altogether the military argued that sanctions can only hold her to the ordinary people in mali who are already suffering under tough economic conditions and any additional pressure on these people who are result into a serious problem for them and for the country at large to start with goodluck jonathan who heads the delegation for a cause to to molly said before any of the discussions like we guessed right before any of the discussions what happened 1st of all they insisted on seeing president bramble the kid when they met him they're asked about his health and he said he was in good condition. but he would prefer seeing a doctor there asked him about the call he said he was not forced to resign he

resigned on his own volition and when asked whether he wants to continue in power he said no he is not interested in holding power again so those those statements from president he broke the record to set the stage for discussions that were voted yes today in bamako and then today we've seen such progress but always will be. subject to discussions full review by leaders of the economic community of west african states who are shuttled to beat on this issue in. mali on wednesday thank you very much for bringing us the latest say on the situation in mali. staying with africa the former chief of staff of the democratic republic of congo has been moved from prison to hospital. with body says he contracted covered 1000 and is having breathing difficulties hospital doctors say his health is under

control calories appealing his 20 year jail sentence for fraud his supporters say his sentence was politically motivated the gunman who murdered 51 people at 2 mosques in new zealand last year has faced survivors in court they were hiring accounts from some of the victims on the 1st day of brenton town sentencing talent as a ready pleaded guilty to dozens of charges he could be handed new zealand's 1st life sentence without parole when he reports. under heavy security brinton terrence was flown by the new zealand air force back to christchurch the city where he inflicted so much pain on so many since the attack the australian has been held in a maximum security prison in oakland where once the sentences handed down he's likely to spend the rest of his life there was also tight security at the court where terence will sit for the next few days facing and listening to the victims and their family members i did go on but. hearing

all was beyond the lives of our lives everyone. whose son was one of 44 people killed during friday prayers at the el nor mosque where terence began his assault armed with 6 high powered guns he then drove across town to the lynwood mosque and killed 7 more before he was arrested he streamed the attacks on the internet and did earlier uploaded a manifesto detailing his obsession with white supremacy and his hatred of muslims the court heard he wanted to inflict as many fatalities as possible and burn down the mosques afterwards he'd studied to floor plans in advance and targeted the mosques when he knew they would be busy the planes timed entry was to ensure the mix of the number of wishes would be present the defendant and. the 2 men likely exit routes fleeing worshippers not usually last. survivors spoke of his failure to

achieve his goal of spreading hate and sowing divisions. become more united through the. first and foremost. after a surprise guilty plea in march terence sentencing was delayed because of coronavirus restrictions despite the lack of a trial the judge said he wanted those affected to have this say in court to help bring familiarity and closure that painful process is under way and disintegrates is likely to be handed down on thursday when hey al jazeera. rescue is a searching for at least 70 people feared trapped in the rubble of a collapsed homes in western india the 5 story bronco 47 apartments came down in the town of mahad south of the financial capital mumbai children are believed to be among those shops dozens of survivors have been pulled from the rubble. power is

being restored in syria after a major gas pipeline explosion left launch farce of a country without electricity firefighters have now put out the blaze on the gas line northeast of the capital damascus this was a scene a few hours ago there are no details yet on what may have caused the explosion then harder is monitoring the situation from beirut in neighboring lebanon. syrian authorities the syrian minister oil so just think this in fact was a terrorist attack he did not provide any further information he didn't point the finger at any particular group and so far there has been no claim of responsibility the area is under the control of the syrian government in fact there is no rebel presence for miles the closest rebel position or it is further south and in the province of but even there there is a low level insurgency and it is the government which has the upper hand now of

course there is i so i still is present further east closer to the border with iraq in central syria or an area known as the bad so james jeffrey suggesting that this is the work of i still the syrian government saying this is a terrorist attack but without providing further information. weeks of tarantula reign in flash flooding in western yemen have forced 350000 families from their homes at least 130 in many's have died in the deluge aid organizations already struggling to help millions hard hit by the war under increased pressure monitor reports. this is what's left of a family home his neighbors are being helping him collect anything that's worth keeping a water go heavy rains brute flash flooding through this region it was the washing away who was stealing families. already and often losses through remaining family

members. my aunt and uncle who have drowned in heavy flooding their death was a great loss to me as they raised me after my parents died i don't know what to do now but rebuild our home and my life again. but there are also stories of survival. this 80 year old has us how we managed to ski both through water broke through a recently built flood. i grabbed my young granddaughter and held on to the huts wooden ceiling but i couldn't reach the other girl and after the flood filled the room up to my chest the water submerged my granddaughter under my name then i asked god to help us for the sake of those 2 innocent children and right away the water went out and we survived. according to u.n. agencies at least 130 people have died in the flooding since late july with an estimated 350000 families displaced across 13 provinces. among

them people like hussein who fled the saudi your quality and bombardment on his village of arab near the saudi border with another. as a last sale after reflowed their village and how to leaving behind everything that we had we have settled here near a cemetery in a conway's the recent floods have swept away some of our goats that we depend on to survive these are hard days. this natural disaster terms that a time when millions of yemenis are struggling to survive after a years long civil war nearly half of humans more than 30000000 people need immediate assistance you are now fishers say the conflict has led to the deaths of $85000.00 people from famine and the recent month long floods have worsened an already dire situation this part bringing damaging floods there is an up side

to all the rain it's giving farmers much needed water which the normally have to pump from the ground and it's the saudi mahratti lead war that has led to a severe shortage of fuel making irrigation expensive how about bob al jazeera from the province of her data alcon hours. sports is next and the best by a long shot alan dustin johnson is back on top of the world to be there it's got more coming up in just a few minutes or stick. with

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campus was hit ali thank you very much but i in munich have returned home after being crowned kings of european club football for a 6th time but it was a welcome without the usual fanfare for the german club supporters were warned to stay away from munich airport to avoid the risk of transmitting coronavirus. fine be parasangs a man $10.00 to win the champions league in a final $85.00 days later than planned and in a portuguese stadium without fans despite the subdued homecoming there was pride in what the side of cheve including the 8 to thumping of barcelona in the quarter finals. as always biron have not only saved german soccer on aa but hold themselves fantastically the whole tournament they showed great character and i thought the way they held themselves against their opponents was spent testing we saw it against barcelona and it was imprisoned there was no

arrogance or school on just joy camaraderie and sporting ness by and have a lot to celebrate their 1st team to win all the champions league matches in a season and success in europe completes a lucrative trophy treble they also won the bundesliga and german cup. i have to say that you don't just win 3 titles overnight it was hard work i remember in november the papers wrote that no one fears this bind team anymore that no one respects it and how bad they are i think the growth they underwent is sensational there is a nice saying which goes success and we rented and the rent has to be paid every day this is something the team shows every day with the attitude on the pitch the return to france for defeated p.s.g. has been toned down fans' initially urging people to head to pop the prince to welcome neymar and his team mates but they backed down when police enforced

coronavirus restrictions banning mascara the rings and ordering the closure of bars and restaurants around the stadium. jamaican sprint king you saying bolt is reassuring fancy safe and well as he takes precautions against coronavirus the world 10200 metres record holder is in quarantine while awaiting test results. status o'shaughnessy and i'm calm firm. 19 and it attests on saturday to the cars that were. trying to be responsible someone to stay in and stay for my friends. or i didn't know sometimes going to quarantine myself there were fears of a coronavirus outbreak among n.f.l. teams with 77 positive tests reported on saturday but it now appears to be a mistake by a lab in new jersey for reports in the usa all 77 of them have come back negative on retail 11 teams were affected by the initial positives and at least 10 players

with some training sessions altered as a result it's not been confirmed exactly what caused the era to the n.b.a. playoffs and the l.a. clippers thought they'd done enough to beat the dallas mavericks they were leading by a point with seconds remaining but invest happened. to. an incredible finish while you couldn't shoot shoot school $43.00 points and crucially tied up the 7 game series at each. we had confidence in the beginning you know obviously it's confidence even more now but we have confidence as from the beginning like i said in one interview if you don't believe you shouldn't be here but we believe this is the beginning and we're here to try to. the defending champion toronto raptors stormed into the eastern conference semifinals norman peled school 29 points as they thrashed the brooklyn nets to complete the 1st 4

game sweep in the history there was one bit of bad news though with kyle lowry limping off with an ankle injury in the 1st quarter but the raptors all wrong track to defend their title. dustin johnson is back on top of the world gulf rankings off for a huge victory on the p.g.a. tour the american dominated the northern trust just outside boston to win by 11 shots finishing off the tournament with an 8 under par round of 63 he was 30 and overall it's the largest margin of victory on the p.g.a. tour since 2006 and phil mickelson wanted tournaments by 13 shots. is something you know i'm very proud to be number one of the world and. like to stay there for a little while obviously it's been jumping around about your last last few months but your last thing goes no wrong to stay there for quite some time and. another goal managed just to see how our concern over one. former japanese formula one

driver. has a won the indy 500 for a 2nd term. paper there were no fans for the 1st time in $104.00 runnings because of the pandemic but they were plenty of incidents out on track with cars sitting on fire and several big crashes including one with just 4 left laps left plenty of debris to to clear up which meant there wasn't enough time for a proper restarts of the race finished under caution with subtle taking the checkered flag ahead of scott dixon subtle celebrated the trick of smoke there is a tradition that goes back to $956.00. as some of the world's best tennis players continue their preparations for next month's u.s. open the 2 top seeds at the w.c.s. western and southern open have been knocked out world number 3 catalina pliska crashed out to russia's veronique could their moment of earth who is ranked 41st in the world 7564 in the 2nd round match while the straight open champion severe

cannon was left shocked by a frenchwoman allee's corner a notched up her 1st win over a top 5 player in 2 years the school then 61 and 76 meanwhile in the main student reigning a.t.v. finals champion stephane of city past breezed through the round of 16 with a 6163 win over kevin henderson the number 4 seed will face either john isner all john millman mixed is a year to go until the delayed paralympics in turkey or the city mark the occasion by lighting up the sky treat our in the paralympic colors with the message together we can all win as a tribute to japan's help workers fighting coronavirus tokyo's governor once the games to serve as a symbol of people coming together to overcome a difficult situation. and all seem to get a little later with a lot sports news update for you to thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me fully back to the whole team here in doha thank you

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