old city. hello a draft of warm air and humid days has come through from western australia to this ragged mass of clouds is on its way through the southeast conan have brought some walls to perth and is there bring it to adelaide 70 degrees is a close comes in there was sea fog it was drizzle bitter rain still some rain possible in western australia on sunday and purse back in the sunshine some rain but not more much is going to be welcomed anywhere from i suppose new south wales science words it'll wet the ground for probably won't collect much from adelaide's temperatures dropped to 30 times this frontal system is on its way through it's always been rather more active on the other side of the tasman sea the tickly where you can see that cloud streaming off the mountains in the south attempt to collect a lot of rain on the windward side which of course is the west and with that wind direction more or less coming off the townsmen on to that side of the islands both islands that's where the rain

human rights groups have condemned the destruction of. 2 hotels in the christian quarter of the old city in occupied east jerusalem will be taken over by a group of jewish settlers it's part of their long term plan to change the centuries old religious and ethnic makeup of the area it brings an end to a 14 year legal battle bernard smith reports. in the christian quarter of jerusalem's old city the imperial hotel built by the greek orthodox church has welcomed pilgrims and tourists for 130 years the property is one of 3 now in the hands of a settler group called attar at carni. this is my father with king crossing the did johnny family has managed the imperial for 70 years they've been served with an eviction notice of who will lead to johnny there's only pressure from the jordanian palestinian and greek governments can save them if they feel maybe a friend then i'm sort of say that one day to see that jeff i gave. the club square will be in the hands of these settlers if they can if i don't see nobody cares about what is happening in l. . jerusalem's old city is shared between jews chri

a road in religious diversity in jerusalem's old city and by the imminent closure of the. hotel is adding to the problem. for refugees from afghanistan are helping to grow the sport of cricket in sweden. a delegation from myanmar has arrived in refugee camps and bangladesh the group traveling to cox's bizarre is trying to convince the refugees to return that's where hundreds of thousands have been taking shelter after fleeing atrocities by myanmar's army and 2017 child that he has moved from cox is bizarre. several 100 writing a referee just tried to gather near the center where the myanmar delegate is supposed to meet with the community leader they wanted to have the opportunity to see them maybe have the opportunity to question but they were dispersed by the bangladesh police now we spoke to a few of them this is what they have to say. we came here to meet the myanmar delegates to get some answers to our questions but we were not allowed to meet with them. who i don't. know if you're recognised as rowing is and they give us a citizenship card we'll go back there in one s

in front of one of the gates to the old city some people are performing a traditional weaker dance it's popular with visitors from the rest of china. after the performance we approach one of the dancers and ask what he thinks of the city carter countries and all the ha ha ha ha ha. he tells us that life is good here but then we were interrupted a man comes over and stands in front of our camera to prevent us from talking. about the elderly man is intimidated by him and leaves. the cosmopolitan cashcard of old has become a city where mass surveillance is the norm our car is followed constantly. police and state security forces monitor our every step and. everyone we want to talk to. china's leaders say religious extremists lurking everywhere they shut down mosques and when allowed to remain open then only as museums. some of the old city has already been demolished with more to follow. for weaker culture it's a terrible loss. we were here 2 years ago and seen in this footage surveillance was widespread even then but we weren't permitted to film in the old city now it's off limits. back t

jerusalem's old city is shared between jews christians and muslims it's a delicately balanced status quo with settler groups stated aim is to make the old city predominantly jewish and they do that by buying up buildings like this and moving settlers in. that prospect prompted a rare show of solidarity from all the christian leaders in jerusalem they are opposed to the takeover. the sale of the properties 14 years ago was handled by a financial adviser to the then greek patriarch the adviser left israel soon after israel supremes court has now rejected claims by the current patriarch that the sale was illegal. yes corey is a lawyer with decades of experience in legal cases against settlers we are very small figures to fight the israeli government in this issue this issue is more a political issue that we don't have here a better chance forces playing together one against the other that small figure against an elephant mr de johnny strongly defends the leadership of the greek patriarch 8 but the worry of what the future holds clearly weighs on this proud mom my children. yes yes. when

is a placement of the old unit attorney general who contradicted what i mean it's also a city and he was somebody sacked you know so there is a lot of questions and in any case this is an issue that not to say a crime which has thousands of witnesses and as you say this was essentially the military investigating itself can we expect and dependent investigation and how important is that for the country to move on as you said thousands of witnesses protest as alcohol and saddam already on tapi roads what this report hasn't i mean from the justice perspective the reason they need to be an independent report. and i think the problem is that most of the information about this is mostly when the ministry of truth witnesses. the victims who have been attacked. this whole thing this went on for what's. and about the way that the knowledge of the military is giving is probably might be one of 2 things i see we can take this sort of thought as a kind of defense argument. and include it in the report but i think the worry is that it could be a crime in itself if the attempt to obstruct justice

jerusalem's old city is shared between jews christians and muslims it's a delicately balanced status quo with settler groups stated aim is to make the old city predominantly jewish and they do that by buying up buildings like this and moving settlers in. that prospect prompted a rare show of solidarity from all the christian leaders in jerusalem they are opposed to the takeover or. the sale of the properties 14 years ago was handled by a financial adviser to the then greek patriarch the adviser left israel soon after israel supremes court has now rejected claims by the current patriarch that the sale was illegal. corey is a lawyer with decades of experience in legal cases against settlers we are very small figures to fight the israeli government in this issue this issue is more a political issue that we don't have here a better chance forces playing together went against the other small figure against . mr de johnny strongly defends the leadership of the greek patriarch 8 but the worry of what the future holds clearly weighs on this proud mom. my children. yes yes. when this thing ha

plus the erosion of religious diversity in jerusalem's old city and why the imminent closure of this historic hotel is adding to the problem in that state. hello there fairly quiet weather pattern across much of the middle east some trout just streaming to the far north else where we have got relatively clear skies we could on sunday see some rain pushing into northern areas of pakistan cloudy skies with that rain setting to islamabad further to the south 34 in karachi and no sign of any rain 30 celsius south of the on sunday into beirut and a warm couple of days in ankara with a high of 32 degrees celsius they ticals really kicking in further to the south across the arabian peninsula and we'll see a bit of a fluctuation the next couple days into temperatures into doha 44 degrees on saturday a little bit of a breeze but really cools not bringing any relief from that and softly we also see some showers just pushing into western areas of yemen 34 celsius in muscat saturday and a similar 34 on sunday you go to the temperature in doha a down to about 38 but really not feeling certainly m

a 92 year old died on thursday after what's being called a city health crisis. bahrain has executed 2 men convicted of terrorism charges despite international concern about the fairness of their trial are you an investigator and human rights groups had called for the death sentence to be suspended but the man was shot by a firing squad. as the details. the she our protesters in bahrain had gone to the streets to protest against the death sentence given to 2 men who'd been convicted of terrorism related charges on saturday the government executed and. who were in their twenty's it said they were guilty of breaking into a prison killing a police officer and carrying illegal firearms but their families say they were coerced into false confessions they are present as family. feel that there are at their prisoners aware of torture. and one of them that he was on wheelchair during that period when he was in jail. on friday a protester climbed on top of the behind the embassy building in london going on britain's new prime minister boyce johnson to intervene was the in

in the christian quarter of jerusalem's old city the imperial hotel built by the greek orthodox church as welcome to pilgrims and tourists for 130 years the property is one of 3 now in the hands of a settler group called attar at carni. this is my father with can cross in the did johnny family has managed the imperial for 70 years they've been served with an eviction notice lead to johnny says only pressure from the jordanian palestinian and greek governments can save them if they feel i'm a good friend i'm sources say that one day to see that jeff or get. out of the club square will be in the hands of these settlers if they can if i don't see nobody cares about what is happening now jerusalem's old city is shared between jews christians and muslims it's a delicately balanced status quo with settler groups stated aim is to make the old city predominantly jewish and they do that by buying up buildings like this and moving settlers in. that prospect prompted a rare show of solidarity from all the christian leaders in jerusalem they are opposed to the takeover. of the sale of the properti

you'll find the old city center with a town hall 1800000 people live in hamburg making it germany's 2nd largest city. ready its main church song michelle michelle for short is visible from afar. the hanseatic city offers plenty of places to stay the 4 seasons hotel and hotel atlantic are among the most luxurious. hamburgers one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich. it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the filo many concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2 tails in 17 that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from but i'm from the united states but i've been living in bahrain for 10 years. what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending that you break in hamburg with my good friend young peter and enjoying the city where you from both from russia or voyeur up you're at the. because it's a landmark in hamburg and it's a place you have to visit if you're in hambur

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around the lake known as the inner allston or you'll find the old city center with a town hall 1800000 people live in hamburg making it germany 2nd largest city. ready its main church sunk michelle michelle for short is visible from afar. the hanseatic city offers plenty of places to stay the 4 seasons hotel and hotel atlantic are among the most luxurious. hamburg is one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich . it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the elk feel money concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2017 that makes it quite difficult she gets concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from well i'm from the united states but i've been living in bahrain for 10 years. what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending that you break in hamburg with my good friend young peter and enjoying the city where you from both from russia or voyeur up here at the end of you know many. because it's a landmark i

this is the old city of mosul but do years after i salute defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins more than 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul the displaced are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention or by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city human agencies estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 years just to remove mines and explosives. most of the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader. is only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and pulled the challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier treatment from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies a u.s. led coalition and iran backed shia militias and back then the united states ack

this is the old the city in the country so we've had our share of tours busy before but nothing like this the last years this town has been a nightmare for locals who the worst traffic never seen there's hardly any parking in the beach and the tourists here have no respect for us or the community even garbage everywhere not to mention many of the look those that live here on the beach for years now and do the fact the rising costs of living here on the island and now it's new hotels condos restaurants and bars have covered our beautiful once little beach town and i don't think it'll be the same again so macon you could see what he laid out there when we talked about over tourism is this what we're talking about whenever tourism is a totalistic term that relate primarily to crowding so yes we are some of the most beautiful places on earth becoming increasing really overcrowded yes so this is a good example to me just remind everybody where you live and the experience as a knuckle that we have when. i live in the venice region it's so late i mean it's just slightly outside of the city

sense of mean has kicked off better known as the running off the bulls the 9 day celebration in the old city of atlanta attracts thousands of visitors every but it's a controversial event and ritual day devils run through the streets with the bulls . before the animals are killed in a fight and rights activists have staged a protest demanding that the bullfighting a badge. i'm now joined by egypt reporter nicole reese following the story hey nicole good to see you so why is something that's apparently is so like rules and will still be allowed well some might argue it's simply spanish tradition or cultural heritage because this event really dates back hundreds of years and initially people were just celebrating some feder man who was the patron of pump lonna and then they brought in the bulls in the 16th century because farmers would move the balls into the city for the bullfighting as well so that's one part but i think the bigger part a more important part here is that it's also a huge cash cow for pump lonna because they earn $74000000.00 euros every year just withstand feder mean that's

around the lake known as the inner allston or you'll find the old city center with a town hall 1800000 people live in hamburg making it germany 2nd largest city. ready its main church sunk michelle michelle for short is visible from afar. the hanseatic city offers plenty of places to stay the 4 seasons hotel and hotel atlantic are among the most luxurious. hamburgers one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich. it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the filo many concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2017 that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from but i'm from the united states but i've been living in bahrain for 10 years. what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending break in hamburg with my good friend young. peter and enjoying the city where you from from russia or value like you're up here at the old if you know many. because it's a landmark in hamburg a

this is the old city of mosul but do years after eisel defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins one in 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul the displaced are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city agencies estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 years just to remove mines and explosives. the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader. made his only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and posed a challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier to treat it from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies a u.s. led coalition and iran backed shia militias and back then the united states acknowledged their

this is the old the city in the country so we've had our share of tours before but nothing like this the last years this town has been a nightmare for the locals who the worst traffic never seen there's hardly any parking at the beach and the tourists here have no respect for us or the community even garbage everywhere not to mention many of the locals that live here on the beach for years now and due to the fact the rising costs of living here on the island and no new hotels condos restaurants and bars have covered our beautiful once little beach town and i don't think it'll be the same again so megan you could see what he laid out there when we talk about over tourism is this what we're talking about whenever tourism is a totalistic term that relate primarily to crowding so yes we are some of the most beautiful places on earth becoming increasing over crowded yes this is a good example to me just remind everybody where you live and the experience as a local that we have when. i live in the venice region it's a lead i mean it's just slightly outside of the city which i will say yes

you know this was in contrast to some of the other pictures that i sent you off the city of the old city old town where you could actually see just how many people were walking the streets that morning and you know it it's that 1st view that we saw is something that takes your breath away but it's these that you know that make you think a little bit harder and don't get me wrong i'm from india you know i'm used to crowds i you know i am part of the crowd myself so i i don't see it as being you know something that that that should shock a person like myself but it did really because it seemed wrong to just have so many people walking through those beautiful streets and not really you know looking at them you know they were there it was an idea you know the police that they were there and not not really you know to brag it was language to most of them and you know say the last occasion a classic example from your perspective of what over tourism is in 29. yes i would say so. so i'd love all of our guests to have a look at this on my screen here just from google or couple of pictures and ou

. >> residents are taking on the task of bringing an old city-owned bocce ball court bach to life. >> here's the story. >> reporter: behind the tennis parks, the once popular bocce ball courts remain. they're seemingly unused. >> itiand s the bocce courts were put in to serve them. >> this man said in the 40s and 50s every day this place would be filled with people. a gradual lack of interest is how we ended up here. >> it's one of the few places you can play bocce but the courts fell into disrepair. >> it hasn't been used for over five years. that's a long final. >> reporter: but jose posted to a community facebook page. >> jose has taken it upon himself over the last few weeks to revoightalize the bocce erree gfe ir outhe t par has h its share of issues. this woman says the park has a reputation of rampant homelessness and drug use. >> there were several people living here. >> reporter: they say it's one way the north side neighborhood hopes to build a better bay area. >> if we don't rally together and support each other, it doesn't happen. >> reporter: in snoemg, abc. >> these kids

inthousands of people downtown san juan, puerto rico, the old city, in front of the capitol buildingll calling for the same thing. that the governor resign. after more than 900 pages of text messages came out of the governor making -- mocking his political opponents, retaliating against journalists and messages from the governor of sexist and homophobic remarks, even illegal activities alleged by his political opponents. this is the biggest political crisis ever to hit puerto rico and already, two of the governor's top deputies have been arrested for alleged corruption by the fbi and two others have stepped down since these text messages have been leaked publicly. these people on the streets of prater rico say they are fed up and this is a governor that must step down. so far, he has refused to do so. he admitted wrongdoing, admitting that his messages were not appropriate, says he plans to stay in office. the protesters say that is not acceptable. >> hundreds have rallied in new york calling -- after the death of eric gardner, he died after police placed him in a choke hold. tuesday

thousands of people here in downtown san juan puerto rico and the old city in front of the capitol building and they're all calling for the same thing that governor ricardo really is old to resign after more than 900 pages of text messages came out of the governor making mocking his political opponents in text messages retaliate against journalists and messages from the governor of sexist and homophobic remarks even illegal activities alleged by his political opponents this is the biggest political crisis ever to hit puerto rico and already 2 of the governor's top deputies have been arrested for alleged corruption by the f.b.i. and 2 others have stepped down since these text messages have been leaked publicly these people here on the streets of puerto rico say now they are fed up and this is a governor that must step down so far he has refused to do so he admitted wrongdoing he admitted that his messages were not appropriate but says he plans to stay in office the protesters here say that's simply not acceptable hundreds of riley to in new york calling for justice say that the death of eric

plus the erosion of religious diversity in jerusalem's old city and why the imminent closure of this historic hotel is adding to the problem. and later in sport a freak hail storm causes chaos at cycling's tour de france. the u.s. president is celebrating a victory for his southern border war from the nation's highest court ruled trump can divert 2 and a half $1000000000.00 from the defense department to fund the project a month earlier he was blocked by a california judge who ruled trump needed congressional approval to spend money on . those funds are still a fraction of what he needs though reuters has reported the department of homeland security estimates it would cost $21600000000.00 and he says the war would take 3 and a hard years to complete had to go hand has more from washington u.s. president taking to twitter claiming a huge victory at the u.s. supreme court and for now it is a victory the conservative justices ruling that he.

so natural doesn't mean can't quite the old city. so when we say our hair is so strongly rooted to identity does it mean that if i choose to wear a wig or a weave i lose my identity as an african woman absolutely not absolutely not i still wear weaves and we can i braid my hair and it does not take away from my identity as a natural natural head african woman it's just a way to stitch up your style or even grow your hat even gray an actual hand without you know subjecting you to constant money. and of course also plenty of room for. we can actually hear. well better you than me i don't think i can pull it out of where last see that like me for me i don't need to braid mine right well today we have a brand new segments to share with you on the 77 percent it's called the spread host kyra lucas. and says us questions on sex love and relationships and nothing is off limits but if you don't believe me just watch. hello there and welcome to the spread a safe space where we get to discuss everything sex and relationships today our e-mail co

go world heritage list it follows years of lobbying by iraq a 4300 year old. city is where dennis have risen and fallen since the earliest days of subtle human civilization today visitors can stroll through the remnants of its broken play structures and see the famed line of avalon statue and city tour guide like in hard farhood says the decision is a win for humanity. i consider this a great day and a victory for rockies it's a historic day i've had to have 3 dates in my life the 1st was when the american forces withdrew from this site in 2005 and today is the 2nd day because we have been added to the world heritage list. right well let's see if they're nice now but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another but i have news for you the top stories coming up very shortly. a tropical system in 1999 a boeing 767 took off from new york to cairo i'm. sure it will everything no one survived the journey 20 years on al-jazeera world to revisit the case of the fatal egypt air crash flight's 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. cultura downs thrives here eve

hampered by the dispute between iraq's allies the us and iran asama j reports from baghdad this is the old city of mosul but due years after i saw defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins more than 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul the displaced are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention or by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city you an agency's estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 years just to remove mines and explosives. over the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader . only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and posed a challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier to treat it from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies a u.s. led

fight to stop jewish settlers taking over a historic hotel in the christian quarter of jerusalem's old city we begin in sudan where people are back on the streets protesting against the findings of an investigation into the brutal crackdown in khartoum last month that angry that the investigation blames the violence on rogue soldiers a committee says they've been told to clear the area of the city and outside the army headquarters but move to break up the protest camp on their own initiative the head of the investor because investigative committee said 8. the 7 people were killed 168 injured in the crackdown the health ministry previously put the death toll at 61 well though activists say the number is actually much higher 17 of those killed on june the 3rd were in the square occupied by protesters in the capital khartoum $48.00 of the wounded were hit by bullets fired by some of the security forces an order had also been issued to wit protests but he said the committee had not uncovered any incidents of rape despite reports from activists and rights organizations well here is some of what

i'm here in the heart of the old city of san juan puerto rico and normally this is filled with tourists but now it's something different you're seeing the signs your of all of the shops and now this is the sign of the times ricky is the new ricky resign it says that's in reference to the governor ricardo rossi you know people want him out of office tourists not here right now we're mostly seeing protests year this is the heart of where the protests have been happening just about a walk down in that direction this love for tennis or the governor's mansion and that's where the embattled governor has been holed up now for over a week what's happening here is one of several protests we've seen throughout the last several days there banging on pots and pans demanding that the governor step down this is what some people had to tell us what we as a as a nation are demanding him that he needs to step down so we just want to help we talk of this the option i mean like this is been happening like when many many other governments to now with higher by what is going on right now like we the people

around the lake known as the inner allstar you'll find the old city center with a town hall 1800000 peoplelive in hamburg making it germany's 2nd largest city. its main church song michelle michelle for short is visible from afar. the hanseatic city offers plenty of places to stay the 4 seasons hotel and hotel atlantic are among the most luxurious. hamburgers one of the most visited cities in germany just behind berlin and munich. it took a long time and was more expensive than expected but it seems to have paid off the elk feel many concert hall has won many fans since its opening in 2017 that makes it quite difficult to get concert tickets but the visit to the observation deck the plaza is free. a great new balcony 360 degrees pure hamburg. where are you from well i'm from the united states but i've been living in bahrain for 10 years. what do you do here i'm just here on a holiday spending that you break in hamburg with my good friend young peter and enjoying the city where you from both from russia or the i hear up here at the. because it's a landmark in hamburg and it's a place you ha

israeli activist group says what we government is doing is entrenching its sovereignty over the old city reshaping its historical landscape. on calm is bracing for mass rallies in a few hours to mark the 22nd anniversary of the british handover to chinese rule but just as a starting to gather and there's already a heavy police presence on the streets the traditional pro-democracy protests are expected to be much bigger this year amid on going demonstrations against a proposed extradition law china's army meanwhile has been celebrating the anniversary by opening its doors sarah clarke reports from hong kong. in sweltering heat they lined up military in these years and visitors from the my land all looking to get a rare glimpse of life in the barracks at the people's liberation army garrisons. office i'm very excited to be involved in the show it's big and i wish hong kong will be better in the future. i'm so happy to see it and i love it every year the hong kong opens its doors to the public to mark the anniversary of the former british territories handover to china the destroyers warship

i've got a fence put up in front of the old city college building. bottom line i'm being identified as a nuisance. they're in the process of evicting me. and i would like to know how all these agencies that keep putting signs on my door saying they want to help me from being evicted. i'm going all the way to the judge. because when you give someone a notice to quit, you don't continue to collect rent from them. there is a lot of ridiculous stuff going on. why do you have a.d.t. and i live in an s.r.o., which i call it a charming studio and a charming building. and everybody in my building is turning into ice people, who don't even speak english and it's atrocious. and i just -- i want to just take time -- some time off of this record to find out this young lady who you are, and then the other woman, because i really would like to talk to you all personally, to let you know exactly what is going on. because it's appalling. it really is. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. any other public comments? seeing none. public comment is closed. we will

now we have a kid like an angel but he's only 22 years old. city. colombia has been gripped by cycling fever during this year's tour the entire nation has followed bernard's progress none more closely than his family. you might know they were there you can imagine how i'm feeling cheerful happy. full of joy pure happiness it's very hard to win the tour. the people here and across colombia are extremely proud of their new hero and a guy on edge just 22 years old has become a new motivation for colombians who are looking forward to many successful years in the sport. and golf brooks kept showed why he's the world's best player by winning the w g c tournament in memphis kept ahead of 3 birdies and 4 holes to move past overnight leader rory mcilroy the american kept the early momentum going throughout his round as he ended up 3 shots clear of his nearest challenger and 5 clear of mcelroy it is the 1st world golf championships title of his career. that's a wildly popular video game that is played by hundreds of millions of people worldwide and now fortni

somalia security forces say they've killed all the militants opt for a 14 hour siege in the old city office my are also coming up. people in new zealand start handing in their pens a government buyback.

this is the old city of mosul but due years after i saw defeat iraq's victory has not still meant the restoration of life as it was before the war much of the city remains in ruins more than 300000 people are still displaced a mix of sectarian division unemployment and security concerns linger on. the main threat and danger remains the neglect of reconstruction in mosul it is placed are still living in limbo all these issues have not been given serious enough attention by the iraqi government. the iraqi government says it's doing all it can and asking international partners to help rebuild the city agencies estimate it could take tens of millions of dollars in 10 years just to remove mines and explosives. the capital of isis self declared caliphate in iraq and its leader. made his only public appearance from the city. it was a tough fight in an urban terrain and posed a challenge to the iraqi army which had earlier to treat it from mosul but iraq's security forces had 2 important allies a u.s. led coalition and iran backed shia militias and back then the united states acknowledged the