this is. controversial extradition failed is dead. protests. to the streets.

has become the. migration of rescue ships in the mediterranean. from pakistan. millions of children to school. why promises by world leaders to change this situation and. welcome to the program. calls leader kerry lamb house announced that a highly controversial bill that would have allowed extradition to the chinese mainland instead the pro beijing chief executive described the government's work on the bill as a total failure but she stopped short of saying she would give in to protesters demands and withdraw the proposal hundreds of thousands of people have protested

against the law in the territory over the past month periods the hong kong chief executive now 1st of all the cause of all these. grievances and confrontations is an exercise to amend the future for friends ordinance. i have always immediately put a stop to so the amendment exercise but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or where it is whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i reiterate here. there is no such plan that is that straight to the territory that where we joined the w correspondent materials of boating are welcome to us does this announcement mean the bill is now off the table for good. well that's the strange thing she has now said it is that she was going from she

will rediscuss it to she will let it die out to it is that it's a procedural thing bill is on the table in the legislature and if it is not if the 2nd reading does not take place within a certain amount of time then the bill will die out this is exactly their status that we had before except for now she has made it a little bit clearer that she does not intend to bring it back to to to schedule a 2nd reading but she did not withdraw it formally which will is what the protesters have demanded so technically it's still on the table in her words it's not so we are in somehow in the same situation just with a little bit of another june regarding her intentions so why not say i am withdrawing it what is stopping her. that's a very good question and we are looking for an answer it could possibly be beijing

that that would see this as giving in to protesters demand as losing face as weakening the party's position may be with consequences in the mainland but from an outsider's perspective it all does not make sense if the bill is that she could withdraw it she has not withdrawn it it's unintelligible to me why this play around words there must be something behind some procedures in the backrooms that prevent her from just scrapping it all to. and getting this as you said grievance off the table right clearly this is not sufficient to satisfy the protesters that talking about setting up more demonstrations. yes we are all expecting more demonstrations we would have expected them anyway but

this clumsy communications fuel of course protesters anger so i think this will be a long summer. in hong kong thank you. 44 migrants have been picked up in the mediterranean sea by a german rescue ship the alan its 2nd rescue operation in 2 days the charts and see which operates the battle says it has been working with melted to get the migrants to sure after the 1st rescue they were denied entry to the talian port of lampedusa which has become the new front in europe struggle to deal with the migrant crisis reporter see has been to lampedusa to meet some of the people who made the dangerous journey from africa to europe. since. lampedusa island of recreation. has the closest european shore to the coast of libya lampedusa takes in several 100 asylum seekers in an average month those who

survived the treacherous journey across the mediterranean. knows the planes as many as this. helps coordinate rescue missions for the german n.g.o.s see watch he was on my produce when the italian government attempted to block their ship from bringing 53 rescued migrants ashore. sea watch as. the italian coast guard. she was a restaurateur. tells me the italian government is putting human lives at risk by refusing entry to rescue ships. what we're seeing is that they criminalization of sea rescue missions isn't stopping people from coming from libya more people are dying and the routes are becoming more dangerous as migrants arrive on the island most are taken to this immigration center where they are registered and a 1st step toward applying for asylum. after being registered the residents are

free to leave. at the church in the center of town i meet mahmoud. it early there is. a free india and so there is the. lift leave you. as i'm leaving the church square a man begins shouting. i've known or should have done if it wasn't for the migrants the media wouldn't come to lampedusa. no one cares about us lampedusa. but there are as many opinions in this small island town as there are people. up into a place that we feel sorry for these poor people who are arriving some of them are women some children these people face terrible things in order to get here and they're not doing it for pleasure. they produce as mayor tells me he welcomes those rescued at sea boy. boucle of the past couple we are an island of fishermen

but look at the good in my father was a fisherman and i am a fisherman. if and when a fisherman rescues a person at sea we apply. not the french up not the german or anyone else's law actually did they scoff and chase a pig. they don't have to be dying you don't have to document them you just saved them and this is a bit incoherent trickles on saturday evening another standoff between the rescue boat defies the government's order to stay away it enters the port carrying 41 migrants the vessel is called alex operated by italian angio meditate and then. there is commotion at the dock where locals have gathered to watch the town and an argument about it i mean if you want them here take them home with you someone

shouts oh they're built a representative from italy's right wing leg a party is here too she wants to send a message to the new arrivals as well as the boat's crew. but give the damn i'm here because we have to fight against those who traffic human beings these people are not save us they're people who traffic human beings. the boat is taken into police custody on the other side of the bay. the exhausted passengers wait another 7 hours before they are let off the boat. a different message awaits them as they enter a town. in. a tiny island in the middle of the mediterranean sea lampedusa is that the frontlines of a struggle over who is allowed into europe and who is not while many on this island see the rescue missions off the coast of libya as a straightforward issue of saving human lives others see it as a political act and indeed it is political as italy's right wing government slides

its cage shut an international network of rescuers is trying to keep those gates from closing for good as the mayor of lampedusa told me immigration to this island is nothing new. he believes. current standoff can only be resolved by your appearance of lucia. let's get more on this from day doubly political correspondent thomas spyro welcome thomas why has europe found it so hard to find a solution to this problem and to get member countries to stick to it this is essentially such a controversial and difficult topic that most european countries have preferred in one way or another fail to carry out national policies instead of european ones you can see that obviously in italy in the case of the producer that we've been discussing you can also see it here in germany where their government step by step probably not very good now really has been changing its migration policies to what some people describe as a more restrictive migration policy in essence if you asked british ones here in

germany most would say they still want a common european solution to their migration prices but from a realistic point of view many argue that that is still very difficult indeed. we'll talk more in just a moment 1st let's take a look at the latest a german idea to deal with the situation. in the dose of oil. states that want to take in migrants like germany and others should form a coalition to quickly accommodate them but at the same time when you concrete like it's really all motor to provide a safe haven half a. ton of spyro a coalition of some rather than all european states is that likely to fly. well it is more likely to fly than a common european solution where they all take part because as i said this has become a sort of national versus european proposal and what. german politicians have been proposing not only the one we just heard there but others as well is to try and

have a sort of flexible coalition a way countries with similar views get together to deal with some of the most pressing issues whether it is rescuing migrants see or trying to relocate some of the migrants that arrive to europe we also saw it a few days ago with some countries expressing that they were willing to accept some of the migrants it had arrived at lampedusa so you see that that is probably the way forward they will not be able to find a common european solution of that's a realistic or vision from some people here so they're trying to move from that to a rather flexible ad hoc coalition that deals with some of the specific cases one at a time and how much truth do you think that is the statement we heard from the the lego politician that helping migrants notes to get killed while trying to cross the mediterranean actually encourages people smugglers that by the way feel is not only a view that we saw there it's also

a view shared by politicians in other european countries here in germany for example it's a view shared by the alternative for germany the party described as far right they also believe that the way forward is not by allowing these ships to arrive in one producer but rather closing the borders so in a way that again expresses just how difficult and how different views there are when it comes to these issues other european politicians here and in government for example believe that the way forward is this flexible coalition but that again clashes with very different views from other part of the political spectrum thomas aspirant thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world war torn yemen has seen more than 460000 suspected cholera cases so far this year shopping creates only 380004 the whole of 2018 united nations says that have been more than 700 cholera deaths since january dramatically high in the same period last year in the

georgian capital tbilisi 2 separate rallies converged on the parliament building on the pretext that. groups are planning a march on far right group block the city center it used to anti-government demonstrators of being affiliated with sexual minorities. the international criminal court has found a former congress warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity the court said bosco to gondor directed the massacres recruited child soldiers and ordered the rape of men and women in 2002 in 2003 and denies them all the charges. it's been 4 years since the united nations adopted its sustainable development goals meant to improve the lives of billions of people by 2030 but a 3rd of the way towards a deadline a review has found the world is likely to fail to meet those commitments for education and of a sustainable development goals all children should be in school by 2030 but at

present rates 14 percent will still be in education by then on literacy all young people should be able to read and write by 2030 but it's fair that 20 percent will still be illiterate projections or worse for low income countries pakistan for example has one of the worst levels of out of school primary school children in the world doubling visit a school to see what's being done to get kids into school and keep them there. you know it's 8 o'clock in the morning and sergeant maha much should be getting ready for school but the 12 year old stopped going a few years ago in order to work and support his family. i come here early in the morning and stay till late which is very tiring when i get home i have a bath and go to the mosque. we don't have money which is why i can no longer study . such a situation is the norm for millions of children across pakistan

a new report from unesco estimates some $5.00 men are out of school at the primary level and girls news of the most going to even posing a man who has children and afterwards of going to school but the stance that been doing education crisis is mainly down to back itself and their investment and mismanagement of the entire system and fear than politicians to finally improve things is so low that many people are taking matters into their own hands. this school was established by volunteers in karachi offering feel lessons to the nearby haitian community that classes offer and escape groups and hope for a back a future. yes. we will have to open the school as there are no functioning government ones in the area. many of our children are getting into trouble

especially with drugs. but we try to get support from the government and press them to help us but heard nothing back this is why we set it up selves. we play games and really enjoy ourselves they teach as well so we like coming here . oh i want to study and become a pilot when i grow up. they teach us in english and her do i want to learn here and then become a teacher myself prime minister in mannheim has vowed to prioritise and invest in education like the go worming continues to spend less than is recommended by internationally standards education should be the priority of government so even if they have that is what i personally feel is. where we fear is when we are implementing it if. pigs are moving in the same direction i don't think so we'll be

able to achieve this dogood within 202030 or we won't be able to achieve. sajid says he would love to become up a list man but don't leave real who he and millions like him have is if pakistan not only c.v.s. leader forms of education system but also lives families like started out of poverty to send their children to school yet the government has its work i'll do according to the latest u.n. forecast one in 4 children will not complete their education by going to 30. years of former new zealand prime minister helen clark is now an education advisor to unesco i asked her what was going on with efforts to increase the number of children and young people in education. what's going wrong is under investment in education the donor community has stagnated what it is investing in poor countries

for education over the last 9 years or so and as a matter that were about 39000000000 dollars short on what would need to be spent to really reach those those goals the truth is if we carry on as we are complacency we're walking towards an enormous failure on the goal by 2030 certs wake up time otherwise for 2030 we will still be seeing something close to a quarter of a 1000000000 children adolescents and youth out of school so presumably the donor countries are not the countries who would directly benefit from these donations that don't countries. aren't going to see any direct benefit themselves. well i think they do see darrent than for they actually because countries where people are educated are able to participate in society in the economy with they can contribute to a peaceful society the not the countries that are going to be having the spillover problems which have obviously impacted germany and europe so much in recent times

so i think it is an investment in our common human security to invest in education and support the poorest countries to get every child in school if we look at the sustainable development goals as a whole then education has an impact on so many of them if you can educate people you have a chance of lifting far more out of poverty of stopping the early marriage which is of course keeping girls of school and pakistan and other countries so this research that in this case put out for the global education monitoring report and on the chair of the advisory board now and also the institute of statistics is very important because it says we're way off track but if we did these things we could be on track but i wondering how you how you make that sell directly to communities we saw a poor fishing community that in the film it's no point talking to them about taking part in the knowledge economy when they come put food on the table and they can that barely a fine for some a sister to actually put

a school together. that's right but it occasionally is one of those investments which can break through that cycle of poverty a child's education he's got more skills is able to be more entrepreneurial is able to go to higher levels of education can send money back home to the village whether it's from remittances or from a job in the city or from a vibrant found that 60 able to be more productive so education is the key to getting people out of poverty people will study stuck in poverty if they can't rise out of illiteracy in a numeracy. it was the former new zealand to promise a home cook clock speaking with me earlier. quarters of police raids across europe of result in the seizure of tons of steroid powder and the closure of underground the brochures the produce the performance

enhancing drugs for athletes talking from g.w. sport has the details welcome leave europol says this is the largest hole of its kind so how widespread are we talking massive the operation included $33.00 countries the world anti-doping agency interpol euro poland it was led by the greek and italian police and this is what they found they ended up seizing millions of illicit doping substances and counterfeit medication so things like dietary stop the mishap laments anabolic substances anything that boosts performance and they ended up carrying out over a 1000 urine and blood tests at sport events of course the specific names and events were not given and they arrested 234 people they dismantled 17 organized crime groups as well as 9 underground laps and as you mentioned the world anti-doping agency was involved where were all these these drugs the where were they meant for who were they meant for yeah so they talked it all mainly on

professional athletes so think of the the bodybuilder that you see at the gym or something or the unprofessional cyclist so almost any at any and professional athletes but of course that does not exclude professional athletes as well as teenagers teenagers are also becoming a growing trend in terms of being targeted and what i also found was that they detected this is also a completely new emerging trend trend is that a lot of these not professional athletes are using crypto currencies and rechargeable credit cards in order to buy these illegal substances and of course the benefit that they have is that the advantage with that sort of paying method is that they remain anonymous. and the deal is what they found in the deal is that the us are turning more and more to social media in order to advertise and promote their products so that could be snap chat instagram anything but it is interesting that the police were involved it does seem that more and more public bodies are getting involved in cleaning up sport yes and of course i think whites anti doping

agencies are coming to the realisation that they can't do it alone and of course we know that the police have important role because of the investigative powers so they have abilities like wire tapping into septic telecommunication entering and searching premises and this all illustrates that corporation among different organizations is key in fighting against doping. the drug use food thank you sam. football in the united states women's national team has arrived home with the world cup trophy and how and after beating the netherlands to nil in the final the champions were welcomed by cheering fans in new york they were happy to pose a game rivera prize and sang what else we are the champions a ticker tape parade is planned through the city's financial district on wednesday despite the smiles team usa still has a problem that's whether to accept an invitation to the white house president trump

tweeted the offer and then backtracked when the team's co-captain said she wouldn't go. if not everybody i think everybody is with me we don't want to go to the white house so i think that's why the invitation hasn't hasn't come in the sense of sort of slowly to get here but i doubt it but i think we will at some point be going to washington we've had so much support from so many politicians from so many people there. i can repeat staying with football the world's most expensive player neymar could be in trouble he didn't show up for the 1st day of training with terry savage a man i hear neighbor seen here earlier this year joy yesterday from barcelona 2 years ago he's recently been linked with a return to spain appears to has issued a statement saying that he was not authorized to miss training and that it would take what he called appropriate action. on 2 wimbledon tennis now

in the 1st place of confirm their spots in the quarterfinals but world number one ashley barty is not amongst them a shock result so knocked out by the american allison risk meanwhile the wimbledon dream is over for 15 year old sensation corey goff despite beating her idol venus williams last week she lost in straight sets to former number one player simona halep in the men's singles and roger federer breeze past the tally and tell you about a teeny should federal when he. next much it'll be he's a 100 much victory at wimbledon. now let me recap our top stories full out hong kong probation chief executive says a controversial bill allowing extraditions to the chinese mainland is dead but curry lamb stopped short of saying she would give in to protesters demands of fully withdrawal the proposal. of next here d.w.i. football so kick off with

a review of this summer's up told us there's got to get all the latest news information around the clock on our web site and i'll be back at the top of the hour i myself with the from the be. lucky. the for. the for. the for. the for.

the for. the for. so the sun has come since almost finished the women's world cup america and the gold cup. we take stock of the highlights. missed opportunity. of.

the double. red the real power resides. i come from the lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 if you could was not just democracy to me that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the television reporters tried to get him by name after the fall of the bun in one and i remember thinking at the time if the barley in bulk and what could happen if people come together and unite for a pool. but i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflicts being discussed else i see despite my job to confront does he does on policies and

development put the spotlight on issues that matter most hunger food security question martian isolation. a notch has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is a mix up she's on and i work at the dell fields. so the summer of cups is almost finished the women's world cup the cup america and

the gold cup are over and we are going to talk about is it then you are you ready. so let's start with the women's world cup of.