u.n. mission in libya has condemned an attack on tripoli's only functioning at port by forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility a libyan airways plane was hit although no one was on board 2 civilians also died from shelling near the airport after us forces that only a targeted residential areas in the capital closed to the turkish an italian embassies mama doublewide reports now from tripoli. a barrage of rockets a strike jet fuel tanks and aircraft at tripoli's international airport the latest attack on civilian infrastructure in the battle for the capital while the ground battles remain outside the city rockets are still landing in the city center. it's demitted 80 were fired at him 80 get airport that has been closed since march due to shelling it's the only operational aid port in tripoli and has been repeated lee targeted by forces loyal to the world have turned over the past year using groc it's an airbus try x. have to the forces say they were targeting equipment used to launch turkish drones that is trying their troops in the south and other

u.n. mission welcomes the initiatives that will allow the libyan people who have borne the brunt of the conflict observe the holy month of ramadan peace the mission urges all parties to refrain from any provocative acts or statements that are in the prospect of a genuine truce and its sustainability. former u.s. vice president and democratic presidential hopeful joe biden has publicly denied an allegation of sexual assault the accusation made by former senate a terror raid threatened to derail his presidential campaign alan fischer reports. it still many to talk about the biting presidential campaign for weeks and it wasn't going away former senate aide tara reid claims she was sexually assaulted when she what with then senator joe biden and allegations she only made public in the last few weeks an allegation biden could no longer ignore no it is not true i'm saying on a quickly it never never happened and it didn't never happened i don't remember any type of complaint she may have made it was 27 years ago and i don't remember nor does anyone else that i'm aware of democrats have been pushed to

u.n. mission in libya has condemned an attack on tripoli's only functioning as force by forces loyal to eastham 125 to at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility and the plane was hit although no one was on board 3 civilians have also died though from shelling near the airport after us forces an earlier targeted residential parts of the capital close to the turkish and italian embassies. had reports to us now from tripoli. a barrage of rockets a strike jet fuel tanks and aircraft at tripoli's international airport the latest attack on civilian infrastructure in the battle for the capital while the ground battles remain outside the city rockets are still landing in the city center. it's 80 were fired at him 80 get airports that has been closed since march due to shelling it's the only operational aid port in tripoli and has been repeatedly targeted by forces loyal to the world have turned over the past year using groc it's an airbus try x. have to the forces say they were targeting equipment used to launch turkish drones that is trying their troops in the south and other areas of the contrie

u.n. mission in libya has urged the country's tripoli based government to agree to a truce which was called by warlords qatif a half that the un recognized government initially rejected have to a proposal for a ceasefire during the month of ramadan the mission calls it when both parties to seize this opportunity to media equal military operations resume the 5.5 joint military commission jobs on virtual bases needed it with the goal to reach a permanent cease fire based upon the draft agreements proposed by the mission on february 3rd the u.n. mission welcomes the initiatives that will allow the libyan people would have or the ranch or the consulate observe the holy month of ramadan peace to michigan urges all parties to refrain from any provocative acts were statements that are the prospect of a genuine truce and it's just ended. a chinese journalist has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for vilifying the country's governing communist party chant iran was arrested and 2018 after posting articles accusing local officials of corruption has been fired from a number of state newspapers befor

u.n. mission in libya has condemned the attack on tripoli's only functioning apple by forces loyal to a wall or 25 at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility a libyan airways plane was hit although no one was on board and 3 civilians also died from shelling any of the airport have been more than $10000.00 coronavirus related deaths in brazil the worst affected nation in latin america amazonas state has been the hardest hit hundreds of coffins of been sent to the regional capital menow us with more funerals expected to take place or russia's president has that scaled down celebrations to mark 75 years since the end of world war 2 in europe traditional commemorations were postponed because of the pandemic. day on how small . instead of a military parade on moscow's red square russians marked victory day in solitude covered 19 has changed everything the streets routinely used to display russia's military power are empty no tanks no music no marches. president vladimir putin place flowers at the a trial flame near the kremlin walls and for the 1st time in recent years western delegates who w

u.n. mission in libya has condemned the attack on tripoli's only functioning apple by forces loyal to warlord 25 at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility a libyan airways plane was hit although no one was on board and 3 civilians also died from shelling out. there have been more than 10000 coronavirus related deaths in brazil the worst affected nation in latin america amazonas state has been the hardest hit hundreds of coffins have been sent to the regional capital now swith war funerals expected to take place or russia's president has led scaled down celebrations to mark 75 years since the end of world war 2 in europe traditional commemorations were postponed because of the pandemic. day on how small. instead of a military parade on moscow's red square russians marked 53 day in solitude covered 19 has changed everything the streets routinely used to display russia's military power are empty no tanks no music no marchers. president vladimir putin placed flowers at the eternal flame near the kremlin walls and for the 1st time in recent years western delegates who were due to attend the e

u.n. mission in libya has urged the country's tripoli based government to agree to a truce called for by warlords the half the forces loyal to the u.n. recognized governments have been making significant gains in their battle against and they say the eastern based warlord wants the time to regroup their heart and reports this airstrike was carried out by libya's un recognized government in tripoli it targeted a supply chain for the forces of warlord highly for have to who has recently lost control of nearly 6 towns and cities in the west of the country. earlier this week have to abruptly called for a ceasefire during the month of ramadan giving him time to reorganize his overstretched supply lines. the government in tripoli rejected that saying have has not abided by previous cease fires analysts say have to it is losing momentum he declared himself the leader of the country this week insisting his popular mandate to govern libya but that was shortly after losing more ground in his military campaign to take control of the capital it will be. bad this is his forces that was significant growth. on

u.n. mission in libya has called for those who have broken international laws to be brought to justice tweet also mention the damage to the passenger aircraft fuel storage facilities firefighting trucks and the passenger lounge as well as all the civilian casualties these horrifying attacks it added occur on a regular basis close to civilian neighborhoods. also said that the heavy shelling is one in a series of indiscriminate attacks most of which are attributable to pro half the forces killing more than 15 civilians since the start of this month now the latest coronavirus news and we start with brazil where president has been described as quote the biggest threat to his country's ability to respond to the virus the damning assessment came from the british publication the lancet medical journal brazil is the worst affected country in latin america number of deaths is up above 10000 there are well over 155000 recorded infections continues to downplay the danger of covert 19 the demand in the economy reopen fully as soon as possible and he still has plenty of support don't forget this was how

u.n. mission in libya has called for those who broken international laws to be brought to justice its tweet also mention the damage to passenger aircraft fuel storage facilities firefighting trucks and the passenger loans as well as the civilian casualties now these horrifying attacks it added occur to occurred on a regular basis close to civilian neighborhoods. and said that the heavy shelling is one of a series of indiscriminate attacks most of which are attributable to pro have to forces killing more than 15 civilians since the start of this month. now the number of credible as cases globally has crossed 4000000 with the u.s. coding for more than a quarter of them under former president barack obama has described donald trump's handling of the pandemic there as an absolute chaotic disaster obama said this in a conference call with former members of his administration which was leaked he added that the current administration appears to have a mind set of what's in it for me and to heck with everybody else the u.s. has reporters about 1300000 infections and more than 77000 deaths erica is

u.n. mission is raising concerns about the u.s.ments as president trump continues to criticize beijing over its coronavirus response. kitty logan has more from london. >> tensions between the u.s. and china continue to increase, following criticism by the u.s. government of china's handling of the coronavirus crisis. on friday, the chinese government called for greater cooperation between the two countries. the outbreak isn't quite over yet in china. in wuhan where the disease first broke out, authorities have restarted a large scale testing program. there have been some reports of new cases there, since the lockdown was lifted over a month ago. in all, over 4,600 people have died of the virus in china although that figure has been questioned. president trump has often said that china sult matly responsible for -- is ultimately responsible for the global outbreak. critics say china's control of the information flow hindered early warning about the disease. the chinese ambassador to britain denied his country was responsible saying

u.n. mission welcomes the initiatives that will allow the libyan people or the brunt of the conflict preserve the holy month of ramadan peace the mission urges all parties to refrain from any provocative acts were statements that are the prospect of a genuine truce and it's just it. lebanon has officially signed a request for assistance from the international monetary fund to help fix the country's crippling financial problems it's one of the main parts of a sweeping economic plan that the government says will help to save lebanon from bankruptcy but the country's banking association says that it can't and doss the plan and that it wasn't even consulted the same to hold the reports from beirut the plan hasn't satisfied protesters either. keeping the hope for change alive lebanese return to the central beirut square where calls for a new leadership rang out 6 months ago they're back in the streets after a lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus was weeks of closures heard an already collapsing economy there is uncertainty about the future as unemployment rises. i'm 33 years old i have be

mission to the u.n. is supportive of this resolution essentially happy with the impartial independent conference of review says it's important to understand not only the virus but the timeline which the world knew about it now it is important to note that the u.s. is distancing itself from one aspect of this resolution and that is with regard to patents that it feels that this could in some ways discourage innovation particularly by american inventors and scientists and so as a result is pulling back from that part of the resolution having said that the overall threat by the u.s. president is one that we did certainly expected i mean given the fact that the u.s. president 60 days ago there in april said there was a 60 day timeline in terms of suspending funding from the united states to the world health organization and now is threatening to make that finding withdrawal permanent within 30 days pending this review it's also important to note in all of this that one of the accusations made by the presiden

mission to the u.n. says that they are looking for a complete understanding of the virus and the timeline and again the u.s. president not afraid of using sort of punitive measures saying that this 30 day review if he doesn't like the outcome those cuts to the world health organization in terms of the u.s. contribution monetary only will be permanent when we heard much from the girl macross about this that will be the perspective on. well we have to remember that the money on capitol hill is controlled by both republicans and democrats. democrats for their part have been very critical as have many in capitol hill with respect to the fact that they feel that the world health organization is a valuable global body it's well respected it's one that many turn to in times of pandemic in times of crisis and this is not the time to be threatening to up an end kind of the global order of things but again the u.s. president doesn't seem to mind up ending tradition in fact he's kind of become known as the disrupte

victory over the nazis in the 2nd world war the residential building for russia's permanent mission to the u.n. is joined in therefore for the next few nights diplomatic stuff is set to be lighting up the windows there the former giant number 75 to mark the milestone anniversary oscar nominated german film director verne hertzog has been reflecting on where humanity stands these days decades after defeating fascism the full interview is here instead play with sophie and co after this update. of course it's. but we live as an echo of fellow past everyone in my generation old napier's we knew there was something not right in there will not be and we took a look at what it wanted him into and it is obviously it bait it was clear to us fascism is something that is not going to have as long as we lived if we have something like fascists take the lead in the holocaust coming out i mean take arms i will defend them or to try to defend you see to a very clearly today. it is not so much when history factually happening it's a lonesome narrative and we have to be very very careful in what should have be

victory over the nazis in the 2nd world war this residential building for russia's permanent mission to the u.n. is joined in with what's going on them for the next few nights diplomatic stuff lighting up the windows to form a giant number 75 to mark the milestone anniversary. r.t. sophie shevardnadze has been speaking to renowned german film director vernon hertzog the cannes film festival laureates been reflecting on where humanity stands these days decades after defeating fascism the full interview is here in just about 2 hours time. of course it's 75 years now and advancing and but we live as an echo of past everyone in my generation old napier's we knew there was something not right in the bill not b. and b. took a look at what it wanted him into and it is obviously the out debate it was clear to us fascism is something that is not going to have as long as we lived if we have something like fascists take the lead in the holocaust coming out i mean take arms i will defend them or try to defend you see to a very clearly today. it is not so much when history is factually happening it's a lone

mission to the u.n. is supportive of this resolution essentially happy with the a partial independent comprehensive review says it's important to understand not only the virus but the timeline which the world knew about it now it is important to note that the u.s. is distancing itself or one aspect of this resolution of that is with regard to pa that it feels that this could in some ways discourage innovation particularly by american inventors and scientists the u.s. president has revealed he's been taking a regular dose of the antimalarial drug hydroxy chloroquine to prevent coronavirus donald trump says he requested it from the white house thought to government health experts warned last month of its potentially fatal sign if it was the u.n. is warning the coronavirus is having a devastating impact on indigenous people around the world in brazil tribes in the amazon rain forest of facing the twin threats of covert 19 and illegal land sea zoos india and bangladesh are evacuating millions of people as th

for hong kong's autonomy, we have this twitter post just put up a few hours ago by china's mission to the u.n. condemning those statements from the u.s. let's bring it up for you. it keyeds, no country in the world would tolerate any activities that undermine its national security. any legislation for hong kong sar to safe guard national security is china's internal favors. u.s. attempt in interfering in hong kong affairs is doomed to fail. now, thursday, we know that china's parliament introduced the legislation that would give china more congress over hong kong and right now the national peoples congress is under way in beijing are and they are expected to rubber stamp that legislation. we've learned that the legislation if and when passed would also mean that china's ministry of state security would be able to establish themselves inside the territory here in hong kong and enforce the law. as expected there has been a lot of outrage here in hoin hong ko with one lawmaker saying the end of hong kong. carrie lam issued a statement yesterday expressing full support for the legislation. but th

u.n. headquarters in new york. it was the u.s. mission to the united nations that requested a security council meeting on hong kong a request that was immediately blocked by china but just hours later the issue was raised anyway by a guest speaker at the council the e.u.'s foreign policy chief and turning to a very recent developments which they cannot stop of white if. i might express deep concern with the steps taken by a china regarding nation war security legislation you aren't gone. we believe that that is not going go for miti with international commitments nor with the hong kong basic or the chinese position though was firm this was an internal matter none of the security council's business how can our affairs are purely china's internal affairs and allow no access to no interference it usual of. has nothing to do with the mandate of the thicker to cancel elsewhere u.n. headquarters where they were holding an event about global development post code 19 a most important player clearly didn't want to take sides are you concerned abou

one fortunately we have received letters from world bank from mission development bank and from u.n. agencies that there will be a system now to be honest going in fighting against around outliers. japan is extending its month long state of emergency until the end of this month at least the prime minister shinzo says health experts will assess the situation in 10 days to see if a further extension is needed nationwide emergency measures announced a month ago empower local governors to urge businesses to close and people to stay at home. can you feel like you know enough japan has not experienced the explosive spread of infections like in other countries and some positive results are beginning to appear such as the effective reproduction number of the whole country falling below but at present there is still a considerable number of new infections and the number of infections is not declining at a sufficient level. or new zealand has recorded no new cases for the 1st day in 6 weeks a lockdown has been partially eased or there restrictions remain for schools the restaurants and public

one fortunately we have received a letter from world about it from mission development bank and from were u.n. agencies that there will be a system now to be honest going in fighting against or are not quite. well staying in the country a factory in afghanistan is making personal protective equipment for the 1st time now the plan is to make $5000000.00 affordable masks which cost a fraction of the imported ones it has more. suited and booted these factory workers are practicing a social distancing and ensuring health and safety standards are maintained they're making thousands of masks a day by hand it can push. it good mud received or like many of the countries around the world there's a shortage of good to protect afghans against covert 19 you know of genocide is a poor country doesn't have enough money to spend for protecting our people i myself try to hold of going to stand because the national market the people good causes out the $60.00 buy them here just in $5.00 with the same a standard the factory in the capital kabul is also providing employment opportunities because. i was jobless

one fortunately we have received a letter from world bank from mission development bank and from were u.n. agencies that there will be a system there to be honest on and fighting against or on outliers. in iraq over the weekend killed at least 14 security force post no sooner fall to reports are still fighters to take hume vantage of political and economic instability as well as sectarian rifts within the security forces. these men from the popular mobilization forces or p.m.s. are the 1st line of defense in one of iraq's most dangerous areas across the river lies and stronghold yet their outpost. province has no thermal cameras not even a generator to power the lights when electricity cuts out at night. there is no support for us no cortlandt no armor no clothes nor have you a printer. the pm formed in 2014 to fight eisel are shia led but this unit is sunni and part of the so-called tribal which draws its fighters from local tribes though poorly equipped they're often deployed deep into rule areas and are easy targets for eisel 9 were killed last saturday in the most brazen attack in mon

and diplomatic missions in which civilians are being killed amount to war crimes but it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to ward cleaver hafter turkey supports libya's u.n. recognize government in tripoli because you're full of those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's the listening post do stay with us. al-jazeera may well be. lower machard has been you're watching the listening post working from home this week we're breaking from our usual format for months now we've been doing nonstop coverage of the media side of the coronavirus pandemic from the misinformation being spread by governments citizens and journalists alike to the war of narratives being waged by great powers but covert 19 has also brought out some of the best in the 4th estate people who are producing vital.

u.n. headquarters in new york. it was the u.s. mission to the united nations that requested a security council meeting on hong kong a request that was immediately blocked by china but just hours later the issue was raised anyway by a guest speaker at the council the e.u. has foreign policy chief and turning to a very recent developments which they cannot stop or of white if reading or i must express deep concern with the steps taken by china regarding nation role security legislation in hong kong. we believe that that is not going to go for with the with international commitments nor with the hong kong basic or the chinese position though was firm this was an internal matter that none of the security council's business how come affairs are purely china's internal affairs and allow no access to no interference it usually. has nothing to do with the mandate of the security council elsewhere at un headquarters where they were holding an event about global development post code 19 a most important player clearly didn't want to take sides are

and diplomatic missions in which civilians are being killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to ward cleaver hafter turkey supports libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli question of all of those stories on the web site al jazeera dot com back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's the listening post do stay with us. well. lower machard just been you're watching the listening post working from home this week we're breaking from our usual format for months now we've been doing nonstop coverage of the media side of the coronavirus pandemic from the misinformation being spread by government citizens and journalists alike to the war of narratives being waged by great powers but covert 19 has also brought out some of the best in the 4th estate people who are producing vital coverage some of which is designed and delivered in new ways to help us understand a breaking story that's rooted in medical science and laden with complexities we have 4 examples from 4 different parts of the world each using a different media from the united states and brazil countries whose presidents have repeatedly misinform

u.n. recognize government which he is trying to defeat with more from tripoli. targeted area which is a very close to the city center it's called zoe demand the word civil diplomatic mission headquarters are located and also a courthouse and a public park 2 police officers were killed along with other civilian a passer by were killed by the explosions caused by. a grad rockets launched at by forces loyal to the warlord. and civil other civilians that one day now the people in the residential areas nearby are still living in a state of panic state of fear they cannot guarantee that more rockets were have to his forces be targeting their areas over night and the. foreign minister mohammed say yellow contacted both the turkish and italian ambassadors to check on them he also stated that the targeting of that residential area which is very close to the headquarters of the diplomatic or the embassies is a violation of the international and international humanitarian law now as as you know that have those forces have been threatening to. target more areas and as you know that the government of national called is accusing half the forces of committing war crimes by targeting the

airports and diplomatic missions are bound to work crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to warlords or have to if they continue to turkey supports libya's u.n. recognize government in tripoli which is launched a counter offensive following saturday's attack. antigovernment protesters have returned to the iraqi capital baghdad the new prime minister must the final car there he has fulfilled his blood still free people detained during previous demonstrations the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has laid out their 1st steps to easing lockdown measures he announced the new virus alert system and says people will be allowed to spend more time outdoors and go for a drive with members of their household he hopes some schools can return at the start of june. every day we are increasing data we will be monitoring we are in the number of new infections and the progress we're making and if we as a nation begin to fulfill the conditions i listed out the few weeks and months we may be able to go further we've been through the initial peak but it's coming down the mountain that is often more dangerous we have a route and we have a plan but everyone in g

and diplomatic missions in which civilians are being killed amount to war crimes but it's warning it'll take action against forces loyal to ward cleaver hafter turkey supports libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli which has now launched a counter offensive following saturday's attack i have to say forces planes were damaged and fuel tanks set of lives. amnesty international's latest report accuses syria its russian ally of carrying out what it calls unlawful acts attacks on opposition held areas and all for syria it says some of the ground and air offensives between december and march about war crimes. the u.k. prime minister has laid out the 1st steps to easing krone virus lockdown measures boris johnson announced a new virus alert system and says people will be allowed to spend more time outdoors but critics have accused johnson of sending out mixed messages so where are the headlines of course you can follow all the stories we're covering here on our website at al-jazeera dot com next it's rewind on al-jazeera. what impact will called it 19 and the drop in the oil price on the race to the point. can trump survive these historic sent back until job only what

diplomatic missions in which civilians have been killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to warlord honey for have tar turkey supports libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli which has now launched a counter offensive following saturday's attack by have tossed forces planes where damage and fuel tanks set alight after forces also struck me a by residential areas killing at least 5 civilians there is mahmood up to one hide is in tripoli with more on turkey's reaction to is now threatening that if half the forces attacks continue targeting get its interests in libya then have to the individuals or elements will be the legitimate target before turkey this comes. of thursday's attacks targeted the embassy and to reproduce a descent of and killed 3 people in the vicinity of the turkish embassy in the city center now turkey also reiterated that it has it has been supporting its friendly and brothers in in libya and that it will continue according to the statement it will continue supporting the government of national called because it is diligent mut the government that's representing libya and is because amazed by the internati

diplomatic missions which have killed civilians amount to walk crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to warlord highly for have to are if the attacks continue to supports libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli which has launched a counter offensive following saturday's attack by have task forces. has more from tripoli turkey is now threatening that if half the forces attacks continue targeting get its interests in libya then have to individuals or elements will be a legitimate target before turkey this comes. of thursday's attacks targeted the embassy and to the police city center and killed 3 people in the vicinity of the turkish embassy in the city center now turkey also reiterated that it has it has been supporting its friendly and brothers in in libya and it said that it will continue according to the statement it will continue supporting the government of national called because it is diligent mut the government that's representing libya and is because amazed by the international community as you know rob that the turkish intervention with the government of national accord has changed the battle process on the ground dramatically it has shifted the bal

saw the who failed at its corere mission of infoformatnn sharing anand transparency whenn member states do not act in good faith. this cannot ever happen again. amy: u.n. secretary general antonio guterres highlighted the -- defended the importance of the global health agency, calling it irreplaceable, in particularly for developing nations. he said "the global north cannot , defeat covid-19 unless the global south defeats it at the same time."" biotech company moderna said early trials of ththeir cororonavirus vaccine show promising results as volunteers develoloped antibobodies againse virus. the coanany, wch i is velopipi the vacce e withhe n natnal stitutut of health, says it ll move on to larger sca trials and that a vaccincocould be made avlalable soooon january. on monday, s spokeersoson r e department of althth a man s svices sasaid tt moncef slaouiuiwho was pped to ad tru's conavirus ccine effortwould dist his $10 millllioof m modna stotock optis. inore medil news researchers recently reported over a third of patients hospitalized for covid-19 in one new york hospital system dedeveloped acute kidney injnju, with nearly 15% requiring dialysis.

u.n. agents have been working intensely in these camps, trying to expand isolation and capacity for all people, including the refugees. we have missiontical supplies like protective equipment. we are continuing with workers. one of the key actions which has been taken in the camps is creating new isolation and treatment centers, which are nearing completion. facilities amid this. the head of international monetary fund says the pandemic offers a rare chance to tackle inequality, but only if the money goes to the right direction. let's discuss this with the senior international economist at the economy policy institute, joining us from the u.s. state of maryland. thank you for speaking with us. was call by the imf chief specifically directed at big technology companies. she said they are reaping gains as a result of the increased reliance on online systems. what do you make of her call? >> i think it is absolutely correct that the high-tech companies are the winners in this global pandemic. ofare experiencing a wave global created disruption as the economist put it. seeing massive disruption right now. the question is whether we will

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u.n. human rights office has called the case against this against them rather to be dropped. 3. united launch alliance atlas find rocket with us on sept 7th for the united states peacekeepers on a mission dedicated to america. and the u.s. military's mystery space clean blasted off and you don't get it once again only this time with an extra load of science experiments the spacecraft x. $37.00 was launched on board a united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket from cape canaveral in florida sunday night but adding to the plane's mystery is the fact that officials aren't saying how long the spacecraft will remain in orbit or the actual purpose of this mission the previous mission lasted a record 2 years with a touchdown shrouded in darkness at nationals kennedy space center just last year. or let's head over to regina hamm with us force h.q. bull riding has now returned to the ring and one rider had a pretty good night i would say so any time you probably don't get injured by bull riding is a good night and there's nothing sports fans enjoy more than a sort of finish and they got one. the p.b.r. lucas oil invitational as the last writer of the evening bro kids way into the top 10 drinking to

u.n. in my conversations with ambassadors from other countries, they talk about how china tries to ingratiate itself with them, providing staff assistance, providing money so some of those foreign missions can beef up their staffing in new york. while to a lot of folks that my night sound like a big deal, it s thoseingratiate foreign governments with china. haveconversations do you with foreign ambassadors about how the ec the role of china going forward -- foreign ambassadors about how they see the role of china going forward? the way i like to have dialogue with countries such as the african countries within the security council is to promote what we are doing, what the trump administration is doing. when we go into countries, we are american taxpayers, the most generous people in the world. we go in with low visibility, but we leave with sustainability, with high sustainability for the people. china goes in with high visibility and they leave areas with really low productivity because they are in there for such a short time. it is a big bang and then they leave. people having better practices, more independent, and so i try to stress what our administration is doing. administration i

u.n. to investigate the abduction and beating of 3 female youth leaders also coming up. and liftoff of america's newest military branch the space force launches this fast mission. the promise of peace in the middle east not. in the. uk but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle now more than 40 years after to stablish mint how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. leak . al-jazeera. and. the old. a regional somali governor and 3 bodyguards have been killed in a suicide attack claimed by the group the attacker rammed a car carrying the group before detonating explosives. in the mood to greet. her fairly it was driven out 9 years ago but still controlled swathes of countryside the governor of nearby point land was killed in similar circumstances zimbabwe's opposition wants the united nations to investigate the abduction and beating of 3 female youth leaders and women disappeared during a protest led by the movement for democratic change on wednesday about the government's handling of the

diplomatic missions in which civilians have been killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to warlord who leave or have to take his support to libya's u.n recognized government in tripoli all right up to date with the headlines got more news here on our right off to jerusalem a rock and a hard place for math. when you see that the purpose of that is connecting your settlement with the city going through for the city and neighborhoods you've confiscated most of the palestinian roads most of the palestinian land for the purpose of making life easier for settlers this regarding the benefits of the palestinian community and fortune cleave to the it is it's very clear it is that right wing zionists control of those that are illegal it because you are you know they are the ones who really meant it the policy of the government and most of the mentality of young israelis was very much right wing we also have some problems with that israeli left. with some voices inside is that who think let us improve the conditions in the cage without understanding that people are saying is that if you used to live in the keech to begin with. i want to ask you

u.n. plazahe all stop for a period and they all come together. i'd guess about 500, 600 people in this crowd. it doesn't look like it from that angle, but they're so stretched out along mission street in san francisco. police following them along the way. so far no reports of any incidents between this particular crowd and the officers. we'll keep you posted. now, in oakland the daylight revealing so much of the damage left behind from last night's ke a look at sky ranger video from last month. protesters writing graffiti on the walls, police using flash bangs and this is a video of a mercedes-benz dealership in oakland taken over by looters. you can see what they did, graffiti, smashed windows and a car on fire inside the dealership. the city of oakland releasing new information in the past hour or so. they say more than 8,000 people attended that protest. nearly 30 first responders were injured as a result. 17 protesters arrested and police are still trying to locate 40 to 60 others. they consider them to be looters as they see in that picture. we have team coverage for you, all angles of the protest. let's go to christie smith in oakland just ahead of the mayor. >> report