we return to see other students in the scheme helping change the face of india. super 30 announces iraq. us president takes his law and order campaign message to the city where jacob blake was shot 7 times by police. watching officer on live from a headquarters in doha and tearing up again to also ahead. the mounting and new lebannon demonstrators denounce their leaders as the french president visits to press for urgent political change. colombia lifts a months long travel ban and allows restaurants to reopen as it is is one of latin

america's longest corridor virus lockdowns. one of south america's most biodiverse regions is under threat as wildfires ravaged parts of argentina. hello to visit officials in the u.s. state of wisconsin didn't want to happen but president donald trump ignored their pleas and visited the city of can osha it's been the site of protest since the police shooting of jacob black a black blake excuse me a black man hit 7 times in the back last month trump visited some of the property damaged during the demonstrations that followed which have been mostly peaceful he doubled down on his law and order campaign message calling anti racism protest domestic terror which he said had been fueled by democrats. violent mobs demolished or damaged at least $25.00 businesses burned down public buildings and threw bricks

at police officers would you police officers won't stand for and they didn't stand for these are not acts of peaceful protest but really. domestic terror well the president's visit was met by several protests. groups of anti racism protesters lined the road for a trump's motorcade was passing there were also rival pro drop trump demonstrations and jacob blake's family and friends organized they justice for jake up event attended by civil rights leader jesse jackson they called for peace and healing for the city and said the president's visit was about politics not the community. and the same reason he did it or at least he is here it is ok out in fear and we reject in that sense to go back that we were young and i will say here we do not need more pain indication from a president who is putting his own reelection and head on and even our city and the

american people who were to come in from reconciliation you simply justify the kid who did the shooting. give an. inspiration to the. unlimited militia there have been some altar cations in can osogbo not as big as in previous days john hendren was there and he explains why wisconsin is so important in the presidential race. well asking the president not to go somewhere is often a guarantee that he will go there especially if it's a democrat doing the asking and what he wanted to do was to come here and to take credit for the law enforcement effort as you can see there are a number of police vehicles down there at the end of the road right there which tells you that he did leave a city divided what's happened is that a couple of trump supporters were here in a crowd of black live matter supporters and they came into conflict and the crowd

followed to trump supporters all the way down there and i'm guessing that is the conflict that 7 or 8 police cars and a national guard armored personnel carrier or 2 are taken care of behind me in case you're wondering what's going on there so the president came to praise law enforcement for their efforts he came to condemn the black lives matter movement saying it was a terrorist organization and he also going to take credit saying that he had helped talk this state in to calling in the national guard the fact is that the president can nationalize the federal guard but that's not what happened in this case the governor simply called them in on his own but as trump was here touring some of the damage and. visiting a police command center. the crowds here clashed a little bit there were some drunk fans and and of course there were the protesters who've been here for many days protesting against the shooting of jacob blake

a black man 7 times in the back and he remains nearby in a hospital paralyzed from the waist down voted for donald trump a majority of them in 2016 and then switched in 2018 and voted for a democratic mayor trump probably would not have won the 2016 election without the electoral votes of the state of wisconsin hillary clinton famously did not visit wisconsin because she thought she had it in her pocket she didn't trump one well the democrats don't want to make that. mistake again so joe biden has gotten involved he has been praising what the black lives matter movement has done in terms of the peaceful protests condemning the violence but president trump would not say the name of jacob all day today and he has simply praised law enforcement so you can see the battle lines being drawn here for the state of wisconsin on drug unless speed is an associate professor of political science at emory university and she explains why the president is taking

a tough stance on protests donald trump has looked at the $28000.00 elections he knows that he's doing poorly most white college educated suburban women and in the suburbs in general because the suburbs are increasingly racially and ethnically diverse and so he wants to try to use law and order as its voters into thinking that if joe biden wins in the balance of powers and it's hips wards urban communities that he presumes they fled by living in the suburbs in the 1st place i think that there are other factors that have to be taken into consideration we do have to look at the cold and crisis in particular and how president trusts approval ratings on coal that are actually very low but one of the things that trump is actually hoping we're going to stay for is that specially in wisconsin if we look at public opinion polling support for black labs matter appears to be waning and so what he thinks is that there may be some protests and he can tap into that protest t. and that's mobilize his base of voters to turn out in record numbers to support him

and to reelect him so police in los angeles county have shot and killed a black man on a bicycle 29 year old dijon kizzy was shot more than 20 times in the back as he tried to run from officer and the family attorney says he was stopped for a bicycle code violation the sheriff's department says officers opened fire after they saw the handgun in his back. there have been more protests in lebanon's capital this time coinciding with a visit by the french president to money went back home police fired tear gas to disperse crowds outside parliament in beirut there's been widespread calls for political change and micron's threatening sanctions if that doesn't happen fast enough zain 100 reports from beirut. projecting influence and power it's another landmark visit by the french president manuel mccraw who was here less than a month ago he has taken the lead in responding to lebanon's economic and political

crisis made worse by the explosion at beirut's port mccraw came back with the same message officials need to tackle corruption and reform state structures to get international financial assistance this time however he talked about a timetable and consequences mccraw said lebanon's leaders promised a government of experts in 2 weeks and that he expected the government to start delivering on a roadmap of reforms within $6.00 to $8.00 weeks. i think sanctions can come at the right moment if it is necessary and in the manner of sanctions policy done when actions have been proven but not necessarily just in the political framework the sanctions make muslims can also be activated when we see illegal activities which can be military terrorism related financial the french president who has repeatedly denied that he's interfering in the country's internal affairs chose to

return on a symbolic day 100 years ago the state of greater lebanon was proclaimed by the french mandate authorities he also chose went to meet officials after a packed schedule in what was seen a political message. actions. are clearly very. nature there's a clear power dynamic there and there's a. sense of what any pressure on the somebody as follows. france's influence in lebanon which has long been used as an international playground waned over the years there are 2 main players now rivals united states and iran what do i think. the message war. between the us and. should. people return to the streets they don't believe the mainly sectarian leaders will agree to change that would weaken their power and they blame france

for backing the new prime minister who they say is a product of the system we've face in s.c.b. over the past 30 years we have a chapter that president michel is tanked up like the same recipe now again protesters demanded an end to corruption and a new leadership for months they had hoped when mcauliffe 1st visited lebanon soon after the baby good for the explosion on august the 4th thinking the international community would help them topple a political class in power for decades. they aren't giving up as lebanon marks 100 years since its birth people here say a nation independent of a corrupt political class and outside intervention has yet to be born xenophobe their beirut columbia has lifted its 5 month coronavirus restrictions one of the longest in latin america travel is now allowed within the country bus routes connecting major cities have resumed and several airports have also reopened

restaurants jams and how tells are also back in business and asunder and patsy has more from the capital. we expect columbia to slowly emerge from this very longer quarantined a new phase starts today national a wide but then each city will decide their way and it will reopen some of the sectors but in general what this means is that starting today most sectors of the economy are able to reopen however some restrictions remain in place for example nonessential businesses like for example clothing stores can only open here in the capital bogota 4 days a week cheers the true sunday this same is true even for informal vendors on the streets and we were filming earlier in downtown both out with the with the police pushing away those informal wenders vendors why is that because what the mayor here is trying to do is to avoid having everybody on the streets at the same time so

that they are hoping that with this new model roughly 60 percent or around 5000000 a day and a half a 1000000 people will be on the streets at the same time this to continue to try and control the spread of the pandemic that's because even if the numbers now are a bit better in the sense that the infections or not they're constantly growing as they were doing until very recently we're now reach a sort of told they haven't started going down yet still had an al-jazeera silencing young voice is what happens when students skip school to protest against the president of valor rooms. a pledge to resolve divisive policies in the move that iraq zimbabwe offers to give back land seized from former white farmers.

hello typhoon mase x. the one to watch a big big typhoon with an obvious but it's reached its peak slowly filling in now did some wind damage to orchid our and lightly do some wind there was just on this fringes it moves through to the west of japan up towards the korean peninsula now during daylight hours it will be over water bill start to fill in the south of south korea then on wednesday night to go right across the bridge and then daylight house and say it's disappearing north was leaving behind fine weather which is perfectly some relief because it's bring your flock of wind rain and big waves with it and look at this if you think it's all over something else is developing its forecast track which is not confirmed yet is likely to be up towards japan so each one is going slightly further east as the 3rd in about 10 days. dumping sas to

where the showers becoming pretty abundant be honest throughout southeast asia now your light to be in an area where thunderstorms could easily develop that includes job and certainly includes thailand they're not constructing anywhere necessarily in fact any city you see is like to be in the forecast thundery and that's true for wednesday on thursday and beyond the trend will be to move them south into java but already that does look quite showery. but. more than 7 decades ago a country was split in 2 we believe that it did anything and now with the time comment. range all it took was a pen a map of the collapsing empire and when the british had to draw a line they pulled it is a servant who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these korea's neighbors

partition borders of blood. for. hillary on the top stories on al jazeera the us president donald trump has called anti racism protests domestic terror fueled by democrats he made the comments during a visit to can no shot where a black man was shot 7 times in the back by police. french president about what might cause threatening lebanese politicians with sanctions or a block on financial aid if reforms aren't made fast enough there's been widespread anger against politicians since last month's explosion which killed nearly 200

people. colombia has lifted its 5 month coronavirus restrictions as cover $1000.00 cases begin to stabilize across much of the country some sectors of the economy have reopened is the south american nation tries to boost its struggling economy. thousands of students have skipped the 1st day of the new school to remember the roost so instead demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko scores were arrested at the rally triggered by an election result the opposition says was rigged burnet smith reports from neighboring lithuania. barely older than a teenager makes no difference to belarus is masked security forces part of the. was but these students in the capital minsk stood their ground peacefully ignoring the news that their rally was illegal and to go home was. so you know when you see leader the security forces picked on live at the front and started making

a wretch. thousands of students at several colleges in minsk answered a call by opposition despite law and chicken a skier to boycott the start of the school year on tuesday morning. simply came to support the people to show up political stance and demonstrate there is no need to stay i should be afraid yes here we are here. you can have sky and now exiled in the spring and once a new presidential election. the reelection of president alexander lukashenko on august the 9th provoked protests ever since he says he won 80 percent of the vote the opposition says the result was raped. there's not much sympathy for the opposition from the kremlin nor for the baltic states that have spoken out against luka schenker who are vigilant substance and it's going to scuttle word we see no

one is trying to hide it that our little whiny and neighbors in my opinion have crossed all lines of decency in the demands they're putting forward we have reason to believe that they along with a chicken off sky are using not completely democratic methods which don't exactly respect the sovereignty of the republic of belarus. on wednesday declared over what he called the eventful summer storm but that looks premature and now washington says it's considering sanctions on russia if as a senior u.s. official put it moscow were to intervene more overtly in belarus burnitz al-jazeera vilnius. the west department of defense says china is planning to double its stockpile of more than 200 nuclear weapons in the next decade in its annual china military power report to congress the pentagon says beijing wants to challenge us dominance in the asia pacific region around half of china's current stockpile of nuclear weapons includes land based intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of

reaching the u.s. the report says beijing wants to maintain its. or weaponry on a higher state of alert meaning they could be deployed on short notice but even if china stockpile doubles it would still be much smaller than that of the u.s. which has an estimated 3800 warheads the report comes as the u.s. congress debates a $740000000000.00 military spending bill how does a castro has more from washington d.c. . this report also says that the chinese people's liberation army has a goal of becoming what it calls a world class military by the year 2049 and that in terms of the navy in fact china has already surpassed the united states and now becoming bill largest navy in the world with china having $350.00 some ships and submarines compared to the united states $293.00 china is also looking to expand its foreign military bases in this

pentagon report says that the immediate goal of china is to replace the u.s. as the dominant power in the asia pacific region china has some $200.00 nuclear warheads that the pentagon says about half of which have the capability of threatening the united states again that is a number though that pales in comparison to the nearly 4000 nuclear warheads that are in active status in the united states this pending defense authorization bill is more than $700000000000.00 notably that's 3 times the amount of money that china spends on its defense budget and currently this bipartisan bill there are $2.00 versions of it and there pending in congress republicans want some of this money to cover potential nuclear testing democrats who pass another version in the house of representatives do not want money spent on nuclear testing so you can certainly see how useful this new pentagon report may be to republicans and giving them leverage as now the debate and the negotiations continue to find

a compromise between these 2 versions of the bill. cyprus is now allowed to buy non-lethal equipment equipment off of the u.s. lifted a 33 year old arms embargo turkey has expressed anger at the u.s. over the move it comes as turkey and greece are at odds over oil drilling in the mediterranean the 2 nato allies are also engaged in a long standing conflict over cyprus after turkey established a breakaway state in the island's north. a new york court has blocked the release of president donald trump's tax returns while an appeal is heard trump had been ordered to hand over 8 years of his financial records to manhattan's district attorney in connection with a criminal investigation into his business practices arguments have been scheduled for later this month the president has been trying to block the release for over a year israel has reopened its main cargo crossing with gaza after reaching

a deal with hamas to end 2 weeks of cross border violence the ceasefire agreement has brokered by qatar and allows for a critical supplies like fuel into gaza harry fosset has more from west jerusalem. after lying idle for 2 weeks goes only power station is being resupplied with the diesel it needs to function it is ready ban on importing the fuel that left gaza's residents with just 3 to 4 hours of electricity at a time followed by 16 to 20 hours without the new timetable is supposed to be 8 hours on 8 hours off. is one of the immediate results of the agreement reached between israel and hamas after weeks of israeli strikes in reply to palestinian rocket incendiary balloon launches which risk a broader escalation but it's just a game and it has a lot after a series of mediation is that us by qatar we agree to stop the escalation in return for israel's agreement to implementation projects in gaza which will create jobs

gensis what happened is an important step towards lifting the siege. already besieged gaza is in the grip of a strict lockdown after the 1st community level spread of coded 19 was detected last week the israeli ban on fishing has been lifted but hamas restrictions on movement mean boats remain stuck in harbor and that gaza's testing capacity is limited there is fear across the territory about the effects of a continued large scale outbreak on its overstretched health system. whether this deal sticks may well be determined by progress on the longer term demands by hamas the job creating infrastructure projects such as new water treatment plants and industrial soon it was lack of such progress that was seen to be behind the decision to return to the balloon launches triggering this latest round of escalation there's plenty of short term interest on both sides to get this deal done hamas is dealing with a highly dangerous coronavirus outbreak in gaza israel would rather avoid a military confrontation while it works on its normalization agreement with the

u.a.e. the question is whether this deal will address the core issues at the heart of these repeated cycles of violence or just engineer another temporary halt in austerlitz these are a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem white farmers in zimbabwe can now apply to get back land seized on robert mugabe was president more than 4000 farmers were forced from their land almost 20 years ago without me said zanu p.f. policy was to undo the racist inheritance of colonial era land grabs their objections provoked international sanctions which are blamed for destroying the economy. has more from harare the. when president m s m and then god took over from robert mcgovern 2017 he was under a lot of pressure from a new way some government to implement reforms it's anomic reforms human rights reforms in terms of making sure people have the right to protection of property and the rule of law and to deal with the issue of land say the government is not trying

to raise more than 3000000000 dollars to compensate whites and bob in farmers who lost their land during the land reform program the farmers who are still currently farming about $200.00 of them they're going to be offered 99 year leases and then foreign white farmers who were here because of bilateral trade agreements for example if they lost their land they have the right to apply for that land and if there's an aria way black people have been resettled on that land those people will then be moved to other parts of the country now it's a divisive issue a lot of people every emotion will bother some black people are very unhappy about this government moved their argument is that why say it has came to this part of africa and the 8090 s. they call this kind of a decision they forced thousands of black people to move all of their fertile land into land which is hard to cultivate and these white settlers were given tracts of land by the in government that led to liberation war and 180 this country then became zimbabwe with black majority rule but still most

a good lad was still in the hands of white minority farmers so that in lake the land reform program off of the war between force drug mugabe to give black people land for all of this been playing out and going on all the time with the government be saying to these people i remember in 2013 the bobbins participated in a referendum and that referendum people asked should the rights of property be respected should have all the respect which is why pharmacy compensated and majority of people at that time voted yes and that clause is not in the current constitution. a french satirical weekly is republic controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad ahead of a trial over the 2015 attack on its office 12 people were killed after 2 brothers stormed a paris office of shadi mto and opened fire president a man who had macross says it's necessary for all french citizens to avoid a dialogue of hates the cartoons were 1st printed by the magazine in 2006 and

caused anger across the muslim world. dozens of people have been arrested in the u.k. during climate change protest outside parliament they're calling on the government to take urgent steps to avoid a climate catastrophe extinction rebellion activists have begun a 2 week campaign just as british m.p.'s are returning to work after summer holidays protesters want them to support a climate an ecological emergency bill and discuss new ways to tackle the climate crisis with citizens. there's been welcome rain in parts of argentina which has been ravaged by wildfires 22000 blazes have been registered in at least a dozen provinces and they're taking their toll on one of the country's most biodiverse regions to risible reports from santa fe. the rural police of the province of santa fe in northeastern argentina are called the promise

asco guards are known in south america. in the past month their biggest challenge has been to fight the fires that are destroying these wetlands that cover an area of 14000 square kilometers. one of the leaders he says he's team has been working nonstop to catch those who've been lightning the fires. we are told that over 90000 hectares of land have been devastated by the fires we're not only detaining people but also working on preventing and teaching local people the consequences of starting a fire. this is the delta in the paranoia river which connects argentina and brazil it's also known as they did llamas on because of the reach biodiversity that exists here over 11000 fires have been detected in the past 7 months because there is an extremely difficult and much role there is over 30 islands here environmental groups say the next fires are started by landowners is known in myers

to renew the race and those fires later on spiralling out of control. the government accuses ranchers of setting up the fires but people from the sector say they're not to blame if it but they said this past year has absolutely nothing to do with livestock production or fishermen or anyone just someone thought to burn it all this will be recovered as were the conditions that favor us occur the lack of rain this year has caused a severe drought which makes it easier for the fires to spread like in the central . province of core the law where at least $14000.00 hectares have burned the governor to clear the area a disaster zone the fires are now under control but environmental groups say it's an example of how serious the situation is. but it's a decision made and there is a lethal combination ongoing drought because of climate change and deforestation but also fires that could be caused by human negligence or with an attempt to take

over land where there is pastures there used to be native forests we need more laws to protect our forests and cities and our wetlands in argentina environmental groups have pushing for a law that will protect argentina's wetlands and impose tougher fines on those who violated. it will also mean more resources to protect this beautiful land and the more than $700.00 species that make it their home. and. argentina. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has called anti racism protests domestic terror fueled by democrats he made the comments during a visit it's occurred no show where a black man was shot 7 times in the back by police. demolished or damaged at least $25.00 businesses burned down public buildings and threw bricks at police

officers would you police officers won't stand for and they didn't stand for these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror and another black man has been killed by police this time in los angeles while he was riding his bike 29 year old dijon kizzy was shot more than 20 times in the back as he tried to get away from officers the family attorney says he was stopped for a bicycle code violation the sheriff's department says officers opened fire after they saw a handgun in his back. french president to many one man cause threatening lebanese politicians with sanctions or a block on financial aid if reforms aren't made fast enough there's been widespread anger against politicians since last month's explosion which killed nearly 200 people. colombia has lifted its 5 month coronavirus restrictions as covert $1000.00 cases begin to stabilize some sectors of the economy have reopened as it tries to

boost its struggling economy cyprus is now allowed to buy non-lethal equipment after the u.s. lifted a 33 year old arms embargo turkey has expressed anger at the u.s. over the move it comes as turkey and greece are at odds over oil drilling in the mediterranean a new york court has blocked the release of president donald trump tax returns while an appeal is heard trump has been ordered to hand over 8 years of his financial records to manhattan's district attorney in connection with a criminal investigation into his business practices the president has been trying to block the release for over a year those are the headlines we'll have more news coming up after inside story thanks for watching.

well the the last thing piece ensued on the rebel groups on the transitional government signed a deal to end 2 decades of conflict in darfur and 2 states in the south for what happens to the hundreds of thousands of sudanese forced from their homes this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on the wrong call and it's being called a new beginning for sudan.