reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's second-larargest island, i s blessed wiwith fertile v volcc soil. reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's sbut paradise it's not., i s people here are being moved from their homes. one of the evacuees takes us for a nostalgic ride. coming here gives village chief sailosi ramatu a melancholy feeling. we've driven three kilometers down the road and have yet to see a soul. sailosi: when we go ahead to the old site, it brings me all the memories of living there. reporter: nice memories? sailosi: nice memories. it brought me the memories of my parents, all my ancestors of my families, whom we left behind before we relocated to the new site. reporter: ramatu says they will soon be moving the graves of those ancestors, as well. the ocean has left them no choice. in 2014, the village of vunidogoloa was forced to relocate. once you could see the stilt houses on the other side of the water from here, but not now. the sea spread, water levels rose. an exodus became inevitable. sailosi: when i come and visit my old home, the home that many of us thought in ourselves tha

brother fiji has been in this, in this scene itself for, like, 20 plus years now.nd to see the growth since when he started is crazy, like it's going to be amazing.g that a lot of, you know what i mean, generations to come-- thanks for being here. danny, we'll see you a little bit later, okay? sammielz: thank you. robert: all right. well, the seventh annual island reggae festival will take place july 14 unfr 1. for more information and tickets, go to nbcbayarea.com. and again, we'll get to hear and see sammielz perform later on our show, so stay tuned for that. but next, supporting our schools with family giving tree. let's help the kids in our community get ready for school. robert: well, it's summertime, a time to recover from school, and just as important to get students ready for next year because for many, it's not that easy. with us right now is paul feng, the director of family giving tree. paul is a director of project--product management at google, and remembers growing up in the bay area and his immigrant parents running a small business that helped teach

. ♪ >>> people in fiji found a unicorn. not just a unicorn, the unicorn of waves.assive swell that provided amazing surfing. avid surfers who could tackle a wave like that only heard about it and never got to experience it, until may of this year and the unicorn came back to cloud break in fiji. >> yikes. >> they took their chances at the unicorn. tt do not have. to tame something like that, because that is a wall of water. >> it is insane. this is red bull's cut of the event. it's supercool. it features incredible surfers. ♪ >> ooh. >> these guys are just motivated by taming the untameable. making mother nature do what they want it to. the rush they must be getting is unmatched. >> one surfer is attempting the wave and the other one is wading on the edge of it. >> thanks for the video, red bull. >> yeah. ♪ >>> this little guy is on a treasure hunt. >> that was well-executed, parents. >> next, "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- >> there is an animal stuck down there. >> how he saves the day for one feisty peacock. >>> an artist goes into the shop. >> and

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scotland lost all their matches against new zealand, fiji and argentina. play australia in the quarterfinals. it will be new zealand against south africa, usa against ireland, fiji against canada and tomorrow's corridors. back to football now. scotland are in mexico city for the second of their international friendlies this week. alex mcleish‘s side take on mexico only 2a hours after arriving in the city. just about six hours from now? you don't want to spend too long in the city, a really top plate —— tough place to go. a top sport scientist there has warned that scotland will be at a huge disadvantage due to the city's altitude, more than 2000 metres above sea level. chris mclaughlin is there. mexico city is a vast sprawling metropolis of over 9 million people. it's known for its intense heat and sticky smog. but it's also a city at high altitude. right now, i'm in the middle of a huge urban sprawl that is essentially 2500 metres above sea level. it means if you're just visiting, it can make things a little bit tricky. and especially if you're playing sp

fiji ran in six tries to beat ireland 38—12 in the other semi—final.st underway, followed by that final between fiji and south africa. wales began their summer tour of north and south america with a win over south africa in washington dc. ryan elias scoring this late try to give wales the win by 22 points to 20. they head to south america now to face argentina next weekend. novak djokovic is taking on fernando verdasco for a place in the french open quarterfinals. there was little between them in the first set as they fought hard for every point. the serbian former world number one finally made the breakthrough to go three one up, before eventually taking the set in just under an hour. verdasco seems to be suffering with an ankle problem, but he's holding on in the second set with the score currently 5—4 to djokovic. already through is second seed alexander zverev, who had to negotiate a third successive five set match to beat russia's karen khachanov. it's the first time the 21 year—old german has reached a grand slam quarter—final. he'll face austria

beat egypt one nil egypt held out for eighty nine minutes before your way finally got the decider for fiji in their rose above the egyptian defense to head the winner for the south american they take second place in group a behind russia who beat saudi arabia five nil on thursday. i did other news now incumbent president richard tire may be the clear front runner but that's not stopping opposition candidates from running against him even if they're in jail the procrit ish h d p presidential candidate so hot in the demo tosh was detained back in november two thousand and sixteen he told t w system will correspondent julie hahn what it's like campaigning from behind bars. nihad dania is a political campaigner through and through from sun up to sundown he can be found working the streets of istanbul district he's drumming up support for the program. the voters who don't cross his path are unlikely to learn much about the party's program many turkish media outlets don't report on them if it bit you good as in the heat you. we don't get any airtime on turkish t.v. the we're practically invisibl

fiji have won the london leg of the world rugby sevens series, beating south africa 21—17 in the finalonze medal, jordan conroy crossing inside the final minute to level the score at 19 points a piece, before mark roche secured the conversion and a 21 points to 19 victory with just five seconds remaining in the match. england are preparing for their final world cup warm—up match, against costa rica on thursday, there's a sense of positivity following the 2—1 win over nigeria yesterday. goals from gary cahill and harry kane gave england a comfortable half—time advanatge. nigeria improved in the second half and pulled a goal back through arsenal's alex iwobi but it's so far so good for gareth southgate‘s team. thought it was an excellent performance with the ball, really good movement and interchange between the front door, we managed to overload midfield and whenever either of them came sure, the others made fantastic runs behind and we did not always find them or see them, but there was a lot of unselfish one and two touch play, and that really pleased me, we also won the ball back rea

we are in fiji. you is' a few people paddling around. he spots this little wave. >> look out. >> definitely should start paddling right about now. anticipates it. go. brace. jump on this sucker. and then, find yourself right in the middle of that barrel. >> this is why action cameras were invented. a perfect shot. >> wow. >> it's like a hole in one. >> he makes it all the way to the end. i love this smile right about ah.e when he finally stops that was cool. >> did you see that? did you see that? >> you could do what this guy is doing in this video. just do a little boogie boarding. >> they are fun. >> they are fun. as the video is titled, this takes it so it won't be easy. you will be following a lot of water. >> they often sort of generate the best waves. it's like great as long as you don't wipe out. >> at the very end of this video or it seems like he is just under water. either way it looks like a really really fun day out in the water. >>> alopecia effects people around the world. more and more women have stepped into the forefront

population of fiji is eighty five percent. women and children well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news are spain's parliament prepares for a confidence vote the prime minister mariano rajoy seems likely to lose also in nicaragua where the death toll from the anti-government protest rises to sixteen and it's game set and land for the king of the french open yet again tatiana will have those details in sport. to europe now where italy is getting a populist government the anti establishment five star movement and the far right league party have succeeded in forming a coalition with just said picante as prime minister he and his ministers will be sworn in on friday ending weeks of political deadlock that embargo reports from rome. ending almost a week of political and financial turmoil in italy the incoming prime minister announces his government line up. by my side there will be luigi demaio labor in the industry minister who will also assume the role of deputy prime minister senator mattel's salvini interior minister who wil

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person who are in good company go to fiji and i'll. call my uncles it will go down because it is working to save the city now the fact it is yours. and they tell me to get your guns will not be coming out of me what i'm going to do is i don't because i'm in here and you know other than four years ago i'm going to go spend. to the well where nobody here really rich or people big. so. when i when the coal mines i was eighteen years old it was around at. work to go minds for five years and every two years service from. the waiter here. my two hours and thirty cents an hour rusty it was insane is that how much and it will. be absorbed very do. not as much money in the time. line my doing here i just got out of jail my. possession of stolen property. i'm not here. jails jail. as of. now good. feature three times a day. it will. be for. l.a. stuff. all those things you. need you. here with me. you know. where i was teenager smith or jones he screamed this is through the roof these places really oh and the story carried a pistol on us. enough

she spent five weeking in fiji making a movie about the story of a couple lost at sea.t them explain. >> i got seasick the first day out, so i just sat -- so seasick. i never got to the other side of it. >> i was able to be sick, but get through it. >> we learned a lot. >> it's a great icebreaker. >> sounds love will i. >> if you start throwing up, i'll get the bucket, but i'm leaving. - [announcer] the following program is a paid advertisement for the nuwave brio digital air fryer, brought to you by nuwave, the makers of the nuwave oven pro and the nuwave precision induction cooktop. we all love fried food. french fries, wings, onion rings, fried chicken. but who wants to deal with the mess and added calories? deep frying food has been linked to high cholesterol, heart burn, acid reflux, kidney problems, and even cancer and alzheimer's. now, you can have all the fried food you love without the added fats and oil. introducing the revolutionary nuwave brio digital air fryer. the nuwave brio uses super-heated, cyclonic air to cook all your foods up to 50% faster,

you can meet in the prayer and it's important i think to show love do you think it's important for fiji so it makes them feel more welcome yes. for me yes i think so and i think it's important for the language it's an excellent time to just hear swedish try to pronounce a swedish and english as well for us normally you have people from the community come and what was their reaction the swedes maybe are a bit shy and i think when you are shy but you are curious maybe you don't ask you don't you you do some looking and then you smile and then you walk away so maybe some people have been just shy at first but i think everyone's business ok with this it's good for our community to meet other christians or muslims or whatever so i think it's good for everybody actually. according to new reports in the early twenty eight team around half of all planned deportations were cancelled and the number of refugees have reportedly gone missing this is precisely what scares some sweets who want to help but more of their expects the climate's is definitely changing and gratian party which some say is fa

down to seventeen thousand volunteers from not so far away and neighboring valerie's all the way to fiji and new zealand. twenty year old all got is one of them she's a student from rostov on don one of the host cities along with her friends she has been training at the local games to be ready to face the championship i applied for a position as a steward because i love football it's so one of the lifetime opportunity and i want to feel that amazing atmosphere and be part of such a. many how i'll think to make this world cup to remember my team the question. thousands of fans taking pictures and videos during the world cup when russia started to compile the best of them to allow you to share their experiences you can check out our view project that's on our website www dot com check it out. now we're bringing you special coverage throughout the day here on our t.v. do stay tuned for the latest headline. news u.s. president trumps national security advisor john bolton has arrived in moscow is going to be meeting with the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov he'll also be meeting with th

she spent five weeking in fiji making a movie about the story of a couple lost at sea.let them explain. >> i got seasick the first day out, so i just sat -- so seasick. i never got to the other side of it. >> i was able to be sick, but get through it. >> we learned a lot. >> it's a great icebreaker. >> sounds l to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. now at eight .. fan natit never gets old for the dub nation ... fan reaction as the warriors and cavs once agan battle for the championship ... whooshsan franciso genera hospital officials struggle to explain how a second patient has been found dead in a stairwell. hindsight is 20-20. whooshwhat we are learning about the freak accident that injured a woman in san francisco's cow hllow.whoosh and in the east bay, high school officials say a student was planning a columbine style attack on his classmates, if you see something, say something ... acr

from tokyo where did you take aim at the encounters we hung around now and then down stay close to fiji along the coast but that's where we had to separate bill for a little bit like bill laughing had to charge for a while why would you believe you have my fight for something like this in front of a train reisa so you went through in the trying to where all got picked up by this bloke in iran c j i need to be up to kyoto so i won't insult call in kilometers miles whatever currency used to do you did you manage to. kill him that five thousand kilometers that morning we reckon you know you go east funtastic achievements enjoy the rest of the time it's before world cup emotions silence you're closing the karim's yes that's really. the welcome piece about people coming from all over the world to enjoy this beautiful kind of us. sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep sleep. we friends simply will be in. some way on here in front of the greit falcao and the world cup let me jump across a concrete lumbee a when the world calls yes hello. i know where i explained so may well you

down to seventeen thousand volunteers from not so far away in neighboring valerie's all the way to fiji. and new zealand. twenty year old all guys is one of them she's a student from rostov on don one of the host cities along with her friends she has been training at the local games to be ready to face the championship i applied for a position as a steward because i love football it's so one of the lifetime of the unity and i want to feel they're amazing atmosphere and be part of such a. many hours thing to make this world cup to remember one thousand additional. well i with thousands of fans taking pictures and videos of course during the world cup here in russia we have started to compile the best of them so you can share their experience and check out our fans are your project online at r.t. dot com. fuck are you a little. story. a little. live. live live. live. we will continue bringing you special world cup coverage throughout the day here on our three international here hope we can see it's the. same wrong. well we just don't. get to shape our. engagement because the trail. when s

>> and voss and fiji, yeah. they're all there. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> evian didn't get a role., you grew up in germany? >> yes, between germany a washington, d.c. >> reporter:. >> jimmy: i never realized that. >> does it make me fascinating now? >> jimmy: in a way, it's like you're hiding something. >> little bit. >> jimmy: like kevin costner, when he in "no way out" spoke foreign language at the end. >> i speak a little german. >> jimmy: really? >> how about i teach you to say something? >> jimmy: yes. >> say ishbin -- >> ishbin. >> ein. >> i know this one. [ bleep ] >> jimmy: what was that? >> loc. >> jimmy: like a lake? does that mean i'm a [ bleep ]? >> yep. hard to say, right? >> jimmy: yeah. well, i'm not going to say it again, but yeah, it's hard to say. well, it's great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on this special, special night of basketball that you couldn't care less about. sandra bullock, everybody! "oceans eight" opens friday. we'll be right back to play "bigsketball" with ben simmons. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy

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down to seventeen thousand volunteers from not so far away in neighboring valerie's all the way to fiji and new zealand. twenty year olds all got is one of them she's a student from rostov on don one of the host cities along with her friends she has been training at the local games to be ready to face the championship i applied for a position as a steward because i love football it's the one of the lifetime of the unit and i want to feel their mazing atmosphere and be part of such a. many hours thing to make this world cup to remember in the question. and with our thousands of fans taking pictures and videos during the world cup and russia has started to compile the best of them to share with you and you can check out our fans i project online dot com. of course we will be bringing you our special world cup coverage throughout the day here on r.t. hope you can stick around. applied for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper mone

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the united nations or fiji agency says the number of displaced people in southern syria has tripled to one hundred sixty thousand in the past five days of fighting it comes as jordanian officials say a new cease fire has been agreed after a twelve hour truce and in daraa province the poor for.

in twenty forty you know bloody revolution in fiji the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we're here i mean your list put a pretty good clue in the new bill is that i do schooling you know to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four g. and. those who took. invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these another goal that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. strategist financial survival guide. when customers go by yourself. in elf well reduce the flour. that's undercutting but what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy. and we're back with chris shank ambo french legendary football player winner of euro and the world cup christian when you play football you always to commit fouls around the world cup is as serious as it gets like i guess coming like yes yes it's . like you're at the war or is it a gentlemanly game still. but there's no loss and there's no gentle and. there is no behavior as i think that we w

program cross talk and we have a very interesting panel here to discuss this issue of trust let me go to fiji period i'm a business so i will give a. point of view it's clear there is no business we don't trust forest which is important in these various units they're easy you use those or asian or isn't it going to be q four as we won't more integration beat you up in business meant more integration refuses why and when i don't use it much i. will tell you it's a very this is seventy percent. in russia seventy per cent in seoul quite well renee seems origin you could make you can see what the president of the foreign direct investment group. that's all ten percent american and the rest. and china is of the. income of investment it's not a lot because we produce is it means that the european companies produce produce in russia produce in kazakhstan pretty things are you know that we have kompany we manage these complaining is are these companies are against of course the russian was originally going to be two hundred low but we manage them and we have a program we have got to address as a resu

mall because you know the visit grad states basically part of the equation they don't taking into fiji's anyway they also don't have any outside borders as you just of basically deal with austria it's really france belgium and so on and and just i and i and in my conte she has allies in belgium and holland and she can say to the italians look i've got this. far a dragon breathing dominic. help me and then they'll say ok how much are you going to pay to fork up some way to have to pay more because she's an enormous time pressure and we see that now with my call and the coming european budget that maybe she has to put in some more so he helps her keep the migrants out. there when you say paper payments cash payments are we talking about the payments from made by germany or play in poland payments from european union phones. no i mean the payments not in the literal sense with when when she comes to terms with italy or somebody else about taking the migrants back there might be payments involved of help people are beginning to talk about this yeah they're comparing it with i think she also

ocean no the first option but i was a close game there are few tricky ones that put a dramatic win fiji on the streets of st petersburg let's see what happens on the pitch when the two sides meet. and egypt hoping that team star and liverpool striker might have been solid will secure a victory for the country. who missed the game against uruguay due to injury is expected to be but. here's the story of one of the first in fact. manage it and then know how much of. a misfit all of it would i had thought down the thought of that concern old your new boss of course getting the control locking up for free in the zone of commons i mean i'm not a get my manager my because i may be a bit out of it or this gave. him an a for help because i mean i would have never put a come set up a command again not because i am part of a lot of the problem of the fifth ballot. throwing down with. days it thinking more. almost enough to be done to see i have to keep the thought of that almost all of the time the war on i'll let you cannot just give you any and then i don't want to spend the trouble to see you.

scotland lost all their matches against new zealand, fiji and argentina.he netball superleague, manchester thunder were relentless in attack as they hosted the league leaders wasps. thunder shooterjoyce mvula was awarded player of the match for her display in the 53—42 victory over the defending champions. valentino rossi will start tomorrow's italian motogp from the front of the grid. in front of his home fans. it's the 55th pole of his career, but the first time he's come out on top in qualifying since 2016. britain's cal crutchlow will start from eighth on the grid. go back to the foot on him. england deleting 2—1 —— still leading. we're less than two weeks away from the start of the world cup finals, and as we build up to the tournament here on sportsday, we are taking an in—depth look at some of the issues facing the teams and nations competing in russia. panama are one of two teams making their debut at the finals, along with iceland. the central american nation have been drawn with england, belgium and tunisia in group g. joe lynskey has more. panam

three and a half million and nearly two million or one and a half million are see the city of the fiji's that well you know that came after two thousand and fifteen and half a million a palestinian refugees who came you know tens of years ago when you know that israel is a giant state was established and those palestinians us to live lebanon and refugee camps. so hope now is that the city of refugees who are newcomers in comparison to the palestinians will one day go back to syria and will not end up in the same situation as the palestinians you know also what makes things even more complicated and difficult for lebanon is the fact that it's supposed to be. half christian and half muslims and they are supposed to rule together and any tend to. annoy this balance of governance or population is very is taken very badly by politicians especially now that the syrian refugees are mostly muslims so it is throwing a lot of. hatred feelings towards the syrian refugees in lebanon which is. not a good place and it's affecting the care that is provided to the refugees and just briefly lebanon is a

program cross talk and we have a very interesting panel here to discuss this issue of trust let me go to fiji period i'm a businessman so i will give you. a point of view it's clear there is no business we don't trust forest what is important. is there is unions there is e.u. there's those or asian economic reason it couldn't be cunanan for us we won't more integration be the european business meant more integration with these two unions why and way i don't get it but china. i will tell you is very fit. seventy percent in in russia seventy per cent in seoul quite more or less in his origin he could make you can see what the president of the free and direct investment group. that's all ten percent american and the rest. and china is of the. income of investment it's not a lot because we produce is it means there are european companies produce here produce in russia produce in kazakhstan proving. that we have kompany we manage these companies or these companies are against of course the russian those are asian good if you hundred low but we manage them and we have a program we have got to addre

the duke and duchess of sussex will make an official visit to australia, fiji, tonga and new zealandast month. the trip is scheduled to coincide with the fourth invictus games, which take place in sydney in october. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is here. this is following in the footsteps of charles and diana because that was their first royal tour abroad. that's right. this tour will bring back memories of people who remember the last ones. the first official tourfor the last ones. the first official tour for harry and the last ones. the first official tourfor harry and meghan. but it was the first royal tour for harry's pa rents. was the first royal tour for harry's parents. it became something of a royal tradition because more than 30 yea rs later royal tradition because more than 30 years later that same picture taken again, this time in 2014, and the duke and duchess of cambridge this time, again visiting australia and new zealand. 0ne time, again visiting australia and new zealand. one of their first early tours after their marriage. in terms of what harry and meghan wi

harry and meghan will make an official visit to australia, fiji, the kingdom of tonga and new zealandplace in sydney in october. we're not forgetting the fallout from the g7 summit over the weekend in canada. president trump is continuing to strongly criticise america's allies. in a series of tweets, he's claimed european countries unfairly clobber the us on trade, while america protects them through nato at great financial loss. more on that in about 15 minutes. there was plenty still to come in the programme, including a lot on our website. to take a look at that. that's bbc.com/news or you can download the bbc news app. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, —— the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity an

fiji won the london leg of the world rugby sevens series, beating south africa 21—17 in the final atossed inside the final minute to level the score. mark roche landed the conversion for a 21—19 victory with just five seconds remaining in the match. that's all the sport for now. a meeting of the world's leading finance ministers has ended with sharp division between the united states and the remaining g7 countries over president trump's tariffs on aluminium and steel. several countries including canada and mexico have already retaliated with their own tariffs as chris buckler reports. the finance ministers were welcomed with the traditional canadian greeting. but despite the smiles, it was hard to escape the idea that someone was banging the drums of war. the message to the us, from the other big economic nations, who posed for this unhappy family photograph was simple. if you don't want a trade war, you have days, not weeks, to change your mind on tariffs. the americans have decided to, in our mind, take an action that is not at all constructive. it is actually destructive to our ab

the summer it's very much like here and i wish i was that mine is yeah i hope we see the summit of fiji because that's a delicacy that i didn't oh ok well that's another thing to look for if you need to some such shit that lets. spice things up for you now and bring me some goal action let's take a look at what happened in an earlier game to date on a space of year ago i gate that saudi arabia am is only the one governments attempted this virus that this is the reserve goalkeeper and i'm going to sound like the reason they said well i don't know visitors a well to be remembered pizza the. saudis manage only two games before the first game against russia to set his team up and he picked one team and for this game today he made four chances and it became a much better team for the goalkeeper he made a mistake that he was he was new from from the russia game. and that's very very unfortunate but can i commend luis suarez being ready for seeing that this is happening being a proper striker be in the right to be in the right place at the right time but he gave a very bad i have to say you're

kilometer border with turkey and according to the open sources there are at around seventy thousand why fiji fighters who can be cool might have links with the peak is certain to turkey now is a question whether turkey would be willing to go to do is sit inside of euphrates river as well this is a question analysts say that america wouldn't be willing to make a deal like they did over many bits if organized inside of the euphrates but for now it seems that the talks have a reflection on the field and both sides are happy about it. still ahead on al-jazeera we look at a program that helps gaza's disabled get back into sport. welcome back across southern and eastern parts of china we've got some fairly heavy rain and evidence from the satellite picture you see those clouds across the far southeast of china affecting hong kong and through into taiwan giving some very wet weather here some flooding is certainly possible on taiwan also further north some heavy rain there for through towards shanghai showers there no evidence across indochina annoy probably dry initially with temperatures reaching

al-jazeera madrid french piece of move people out of two camps has where fiji's in paris sources say they're offering temporary shelter to hundreds of people affected it comes a few days after police feared an even larger camp in the north east of the city. saudi arabia has issued its first driving licenses to women ten women who already have licenses and other countries have been issued with official paperwork the licenses were given earlier with the ban on women driving not to be lifted until june the twenty fourth but still nine saudi arabian activists both men and women have been campaigning for the right to drive remain under arrest. and al jazeera investigation has found the saudi arabia played a bigger role in causing the gulf crisis than previously thought the report shows the cell that hacked the qatar news agencies website in may last year worked from a site a government ministry in riyadh the forms of computers were connected to a site a communications company and hackers have posted fake quotes attributed to qatar is emir this lead to saudi arabia the u.a.e. back reign in

twenty forty you know bloody revolution in fiji the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we hear i mean you know liz put the video of me in the new bill is that i'm you spoiling needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four g. and. those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. economists try to measure the impact of the world cups and one thing that we know is that they make people they make people in the world cup was intended to have a profit for the russian government it's not a project that brings approach to the projects and brings people live in this it's extremely profitable because in general is very profitable but of close it required huge investment on the government side the idea is that this will help development of football culture in egypt. breaking news and all change five people are killed and several injured in a shooting at a n

the united nations or fiji agency says the number of displaced people in southern syria has tripled to one hundred sixty thousand in the past five days of fighting it comes as jordanian officials say a new cease fire has been agreed after a twelve hour truce and in daraa province the poor's followed intense fighting in a ten day offensive by government and russian forces before the first began at least eighty people were killed in syrian government and russian asterix say. is only serious side of the syria jordan border now. we're here at the border crossing that many syrian refugees have used in the past to cross from syria into jordan today thousands of civilians mainly women and children again others along this border hoping to be able to cross into jordan but there were calls to his highness the king of jordan to give them permission to cross over these families have nothing left for them to ask to cross the border to escape death they've been displaced from areas that have been hit by thousands of airstrikes in the past few days and they're now looking to cross to safety we've wit

but i was a close game there were a few tricky ones in that but a dramatic win fiji on the streets of st petersburg let's see what happens on the pitch but the two sides to me. and i have just just this peter schmeichel here in the in this chair doing in moscow just on this inside the stadium obviously the. going to be a massive amount of russian fans have you got any idea how many egyptian fans will be inside the stadium. well we've seen thousands of them of course the first game here was iran against morocco and as the fans of those countries started to stream to the other cities we started to see it increase in. it egyptian finds him actually i've seen many of them of course they are outnumbered by the russians but up to five or six thousand at least in very good voice it has to be said many of them very loud many of them again will be feeling boosted and confident by the news that mohammed set up although perhaps not much which. is evening for the russians as well they'll be confident as well they've got out it's on the goal of a very talented playmaker he's been linked with a mov

of fiji's inside jordan but they want very much actually to open the border crossing with syria because economically this is a very important lifeline port the jordanian economy according to the united nations forty five thousand people have so far fled the violence and headed toward the border with jordan concerns are growing about the humanitarian situation no matter the regime's recent advances rebels say they will continue to fight even as many wondering if this fight may be coming to an end. to his terms lows have of conflict and humanitarian policy at save the children he says the fighting in there are will only intensifies syria's humanitarian crisis in the conflict in syria is like a so hollywood horror movie with very predictable formulas and this kind of ever more violent sequels and what those formulas are like are airstrikes and the movement of syrian backed forces into areas rebel control often followed by siege is often followed by a sustained prolonged denial of aid access and that's where the humanitarian catastrophe really comes in and i think it's really important at t