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sports news in your part of the world you can tweet me at joke at your oscar or use the hash tag a.j. news grid will have more sport for you at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now and you got to do read her job thank you very much for that update for artists from both the muslim and hindu communities in kashmir are collaborating on an exhibit sent for the first time in decades and what they're hoping is that their show will encourage peace efforts to end decades of conflict in that disputed region if worker reports. in a disused silk factory in the city. creations of a different kind are on display sixty artists from kashmir as punch work of communities are promoting togetherness through aren't it's the first time in sixty six years works by kashmir as muslims and hindus are on show under one roof each reflecting a different side of this divided society it was a great experience for all of us you know people from different groups getting to know about what it was like. and what. it was a good experience because. on history the former independent state of kashmir has been disputed by india and

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you on this and other stories that we're covering on the grades connect with us using the hash tag a.j. news great and all the other ways to get in touch on your screen right now moving on to other world news now and a historic deal to change a name of macedonia has been signed next to the border with greece under the preliminary agreement the government in scope here will change the country's name to the republic of north macedonia that will differentiate it from the province in northern greece the name has been at the center of a long running dispute between the two countries sonia gago has this report from the greece macedonia border. an embrace twenty seven years in the making the prime ministers of greece and macedonia resolving their country's differences not just a name also in deed then on the morning when we are not gathered here today to mourn the defeats of the past we are taking a historic step so that from now on there will only be winners. it was an unprecedented show optimism but both leaders acknowledged the difficulty of their achievement we're going to let me screen also se

administration has no plans to reunite those two thousand children none whatsoever just yet hashtag a.j. news good if you want to join in the conversation with either of them or enable us this is the news group if you're with us on facebook live we've got an extra story for you now about racial profiling in france and then later the wife of israel's prime minister sorry netanyahu has been charged with war we will look at the allegations of misusing nearly one hundred thousand dollars that story and the headlines in a. out of the recent big showers in the southern coaxes and in northern iraq have been well quite active but the disappearing as you can see if you want tops and that's about it cost wise i think we're going to concentrate more towards georgia northern turkey as well to showers possibly showing up of cyprus and the coasts of syria otherwise it's just sunshine high twenty's for example in beirut just below the forty mark in baghdad and in teheran was quite a breeze blowing which tends to make c.m. more suited to the get concentration of high temperatures not breezes quite a stiff on

you can use our whatsapp or telegram platforms and on all platforms you can use a hash tag a.j. news grid and patricia sabga wrote this over a year ago for al-jazeera dot com but it still holds true today an opinion piece on how much immigrants actually bring to the u.s. economy contrasting with how trump is portrayed on all thrived immigrants as a threat to vulnerable american workers admittedly this is broader than you know the very acute issue at the border that was in right now but it's good context if you want to talk about immigrants coming to already in america how times immigration policies could cost the economy it's in the opinion section at al-jazeera dot com you have got plenty of opinions online the facebook live stream is full of people speaking quite passionately about this story coming from the us mexico border just reject a couple of quick comments here we go the action of separating unsuspecting children from their parents is inhumane cruel wicked barbaric and a manifestation of modern day slavery we must stand against it ali khan facebook live has also said eventua

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and let us know what's going on there connect with us on any of the platforms using the hash tag a.j. news grid thanks we're here and you're just as rita said the killer whale volcano on hawaii's big island still erupting we have got a what we call a when why and what's what is it when one what's next for you down to zero dot com with more of those incredible pictures and videos of the slow moving rather which is causing out havoc on the on the team keeping that one up to date all the time that is hawaii's killer whale volcano and al-jazeera dot com. well as the weather improves into the summer migrants are once again risking everything in their attempts to reach europe six hundred sixty have died in the mediterranean sea this year already more and more groups are setting off from tunisia because a lot of control has been tightened in libya they're often aiming to get to italy officials there say the crisis is putting huge pressure on their already struggling economy and they want the e.u. to do more to help italy far away bears the brunt of the migrant crossings these numbers are from twe

in saudi you can tweet me directly at leo harding agency or you can use or hashtag your hash tag a.j. newsgood thankfully back in september when it was announced women would be allowed to drive in saudi arabia the online team put together this the reaction it is amusing in parts to repeat those reactions to use i should say there was some genuine. happiness at the news something like this you want to statement here's one saudi arabia will never be the same the rain begins with a single drop and it's that women to drive hashtag leo talked about but then for the one you get things like here we go breaking saudi arabia to join the twentieth century in june of next year and that was probably one of the more polite ones it is happening the latest updates will be there for you at al-jazeera dot com this one was called euphoria and sarcasm in saudi arabia if you want to have a look at it for yourself. now emergency teams in guatemala have stopped searching for survivors from the month for a go eruption and ordered more evacuations this was after another flow of mulch and mud in ash but a halt to

a.j. news great on social media that's how you can get in touch with us let's speak some more about this now to alice samson s tapia who is the coordinator of the boycott divestment sanctions movement known as b.d.s. the group works to promote international action against israel's occupation of palestinian she is by scott from boston in spain thank you very much for speaking to us i imagine argentina's snubbing of this world cup warm up is a big victory for you you were one of the organizes of this campaign against this match would you say this is the biggest achievement yet for b.d.'s and get out of the game it's a pleasure to be and this is a massive they actually said to me in the cultural sports arena the b.d.'s and this creates a very big precedent. we won't welcome messi and identity and team decision to not wash up whitewash israeli apartheid occupation and economize ation and hope this will be the start of something new. i have a comment here from one of our viewers on on facebook alec

certainly got lots of views lots of passionate views on the story do send them in to us the hash tag is a.j. news good twitter facebook whatsapp telegram. this is the news great if you're with us through facebook live an x. ray j. plus story coming up for you now about the dozens of migrant children say can be taken from texas to new york and then later the search for twelve children and their football coach entering a fourth night in the northern chung right province of time and navy divers read that operation out of the trunk by floodwaters in underground tanks. hello there there's lots of dry hot weather across the middle east at the moment that's to be expected but we're also seeing a few outbreaks of heavy downpours at times on our markets mostly in the far northwest impost that we're watching this storm system here it's making its way across parts of greece but eventually it's going to make its way towards turkey and it will be mostly in the northwestern parts where we see the west of the weather here we're also we're seeing through some showers out towards the east over to stand off into k

facebook whatsapp telegram anything else you can think of this is the news good if you're with us on facebook live our friends from a.j plus we got a little bonus story for you nonce about why this summer and actually from many summers to come heat waves will likely be the new and then later hooked on video games a new health warning for people who spend all of their time every day playing on i pads and other devices that story that warning and the headlines in just a moment. hello we've got more hot sunshine across syria data across much of the middle east further north we have got those showers around the black sea the caspian sea just around the caucasus and speckling a shower cloud still making its way out to. the med ice on shore breeze looking fine and dry here by rooted around twenty a celsius but we are getting well up into the forty's once again for baghdad and for kuwait city then further east a couple gets up to thirty two degrees notice some showers just to the north of that and that will be the case over the next couple of days of those showers pushing across into turkmenistan and into his back is not too

you you can get in touch with us as well contact details coming up on screen for you now hashtag a.j. news great already hearing from plenty of you online certainly on the facebook line streamed on or in australia or said come wait for the reality t.v. show to continue in singapore on the edge of my seat and that is that feeling of unpredictability and you don't exactly know where any of this will go robin has said to mad men making a deal will it really affect the rest of the world well mad men that's a choice of words you can take but i think yes it probably will it fit the rest of the world that number there plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four and on is the what's happened telegram number the hashtag is a.j. newsgroup on twitter and on facebook. now while it force one made its usual grand entrance you saw that a bit early there was a little bit of mid-air smoke and mirrors needed to get kim jong il in to singapore and i just want to show that to you on the flight right at twenty four this is a scheduled flight china airlines flight one two two which flies from pyongyang t

us know if your country has a similar policy can share your thoughts as always using the hash tag a.j. news great or message me directly i'm anderson. andrew thank you very much for that migration is also at the center of tensions between france and italy french president demanding michael accuse italy's new populist government as being quote irresponsible for turning away a boat carrying hundreds of refugees and migrants the dispute threatened to derail a working lunch between my coin prime minister just that they contain paris but they decided to go ahead with it to talk through their differences and the false france just like italy has to manage just migration crisis and we have to provide better solutions together i think all our discussions have allowed us to illustrate this joint responsibility and this desire to have at the same time more humanity and more effectiveness in dealing with the subject of having a cooperative approach and to apply european solutions that you know obama will be inserted the money nobody in europe can wash their hands with regard to migration problem new ap

english just use the has tag a.j. news grid and you can send us a whatsapp or telegram plus nine seven four five zero triple one one four nine already getting comments on our facebook feed here très are asking can the e.u. really stand to the u.s. and why has it so far sown no sign of retaliation well moving on to some of the other comments that trump made and within the hour as we're saying donald trump he's leaving canada he's flying off to singapore for his much awaited summit with the north korean leader kim jong il and that's scheduled for tuesday james bays are in the story for us james joining us from singapore you are listening to what donald trump to say in in canada james on the north korean leader just to break it down for us tell us tell us what he what he said. well it was interesting to have such freewheeling comments coming from the president of the united states such forthcoming comments heads of tense diplomatic negotiation that is going to take place here in singapore something so important for the u.s. n

i'm going back to come on i don't have a thank you for that lauren just as i check the hash tag a.j. news group before we hit the bright getting a bit of a common theme your feelings on the migration situation one tweet saying the crisis sorry the solution to the crisis will come from the people responsible for the crisis and another one the solution is very simple don't create wars where people have to seek safety and security in other countries you can keep your thoughts coming in to us of course that number plus nine seven four five one triple one four nine if you're using whatsapp or if he's in telegram as well we've got a channel you can subscribe to their get content from us and send in your messages this is the news grid and if you're watching us on facebook live a little bonus story coming up for you know about how female sports reporters covering the world cup are fighting back against sexual harassment and then later fed up with corruption and soul and violence mexicans but there's a vote in historic elections we will be in mexico city at a rally with the presidential favorites.

thanks for watching the news grid you can keep in touch with us on social media just use the hash tag a.j. news good we will see you back here in studio fourteen fifteen g.m.t. on sunday thanks for watching. it was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp. the government raised our hopes and then abandoned. politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand eight hundred five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government failed. states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore. president trump ends the g. seven summit warning fellow leaders against foreign barriers to trade if they retaliate they're making a mistake he said. and i'm a clock. from london also coming up in

and south korea together with china and russia i just had a tweet on the hashtag a.j. news good from up there as i said it could be a good deal but don't forget trump ended a more substantial nuclear deal with iran and no we haven't forgotten that because on the day that these leaders of the united states north korea met an advisor to iran's president hassan rouhani said negotiating with a man like donald trump is a waste of time because iran currently in the position where its own nuclear deal is under threat with more than to harm. iran's leaders are still coming to grips with the economic and political fallout of the american exit from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal and while they hope for the best possible outcome for the summit in singapore they say they expect the worst. iran wants peace and stability on the korean peninsula iran welcomes any step towards peace in the welfare of the people but given the past record of the u.s. and president trump who has violated international treaties especially the twenty fifteen nuclear deal iran in maine steeply pessimistic about

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a.j. great. you're with a news group we're live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com well seven hundred protests in the fifty states that make up the u.s. americans hundreds of thousands of them unites with one voice to denounce donald trump's immigration policies and while the president has ordered changes to stop migrant children being separated from their parents more than two thousand kids are still not back with their families what kind of pressure can these protesters are looking at right there live pictures what can they bring to the administration which believes in a zero tolerance approach we've got correspondents in different parts of the country we have gabriel is on though he'll join us from new york in just a moment but first jordan's with us she's in lafayette square just outside the white house in washington d.c. and it's a scene off one of the main rallies tell us what you're seeing and hearing. well basically there was a lot of. expectation that not many people would turn out it's just before the fourth of july long holiday weeke

and other stories that we're covering on the news great today connects with us on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera on twitter our handle is at a.j. english or use the hashtag agent news great and we're also on whatsapp or telegram at past nine seven four five a one chip a one four nine now on to other world news in a prominent kashmiri journalist has been shot dead in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir gunmen opened fire on she john kerry outside his office because he was under police protection since an attack on him back in two thousand he had welcomed the indian government's announcement of a seaside during the muslim holy month of ramadan and was one of the main contributors to several peace conferences meanwhile the un human rights chief is calling for an international investigation into possible wide file ations in kashmir hussein says people in the region which is divided between india and pakistan have faced abuse over the last two years victoria gate and he has the details. in indian administrate kashmir soldiers a combing the area for separatist fighters who they say shot and killed their colleague las

a.j. english use the hash tag eight a news grade one contacting us and you can send us a whatsapp or telegraph plus line seven four five zero triple one one four nine. now a rescue ship with the more than two hundred refugees and migrants aboard is stuck in the mediterranean sea that's happening as european countries squabble over who will take it in the german vessel lifeline picked up the refugees and migrants between libya and the italian island of lampedusa on thursday malta refused to allow it to dock in its waters and italy has accused malta of what of being what it called inhumane italy has become the main routes into europe for migrants and asylum seekers with hundreds of thousands of them making the perilous journey from north africa each year with many dying at this in the meantime it's going to be interesting there are two hundred thirty four people in the blood of the libyan coast fortunately we don't have any pressing medical condition so the situation is stable right now on the scene babies and mothers are reaching relatively well it appears we politics is being carried out on th

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news hashtag o.j. newsgroup on twitter at a.j. english we put a tweet out just before the show every day you can reply to the thread there and osama our producer is looking for your responses there that's the live stream at facebook dot com slash zero thank you for your comments on south sudan particularly today and that number plus one seven four five i one triple one four nine that covers your own telegram and on whatsapp unfortunately we won't be able to speak to that member of the south sudanese government who would hope to but thank you for your questions i was able to at least put some of them to him organ a little bit earlier ok let's move on u.s. foreign policy in the spotlight in two countries this wednesday first russia why don't trump national security adviser has met president vladimir putin and they've reached an agreement on holding a summit between the two leaders this visit by john bolton follows months of work by the kremlin to make a trump summit happen the kremlin's foreign policy aide says the summit will be he

when that summit will actually begin tuesday morning this is the news great if you with us through facebook and stick around for an extra a.j. plus story right now it's about mongolia's too close these are the reindeer but their lifestyles changing because of the hunting them and then later egypt's past a new law or through regulate social media gone more than five thousand followers it could be bad news for you more on that and the headlines in just a bit. alice been hot recently in iraq to some degree in iran too because nothing to cool things off the wind direction is wrong has not been washed in the way of showers there are few showers around still there is what took place of the caspian sea just shows which are in the forecast in the autumn iran around the caucasus junction baghdad not affected by showers just by the wind and the insulation sunshine has gone down a little bit forty one degrees but where it should be it's sensibly a lot cooler on the coast in lebanon syria got showers returning from the eastern med from cyprus and southern to and by routes twenty seven degrees reflects that sort of weather for the next

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a.j. . well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at news my handle is at sarah kelly and don't forget you can use the hash tag the day. well now finally thursday would have been the birthday of the artist formally known as prince it would have been since his sixtieth birthday and his record company has announced today that they will be releasing. previously on hard material from his purple ness later on this year the new album dates all the way back to the one nine hundred eighty three and it was a private rehearsal recording the artist was just fifty seven when he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose in his paisley park complex so here finally today is a kiss for prince thanks for watching. you . new grandchildren first step on vocation and he's a loving grandfather he fishes for she feeds them. and even takes care of their mother malina money able to fly she's lived with luggage for twenty four years can store stories. i visit ruth out of chris's most unusual families. your romex all next on g.w. . all that remains is rubble her in t

a.j. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at e w news my handle is at sarah kelly and don't forget you can use the hash tag the day. well now finally thursday would have been the birthday of the artist formally known as prince it would have been since his sixtieth birthday and his record company has announced today that they will be releasing. previously on heard material from his purple ness later on this year the new album dates all the way back to nine hundred eighty three and it is a private rehearsal recording the artist was just fifty seven when he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose in his paisley park complex so here finally today is a kiss for prince thanks for watching. you . personally mother flynn stories that made the game so special. place. to be and stars deliver rousing performances gloom swisscom classic. six seven most of the drama the burglar plays the. globe concerts the flu. every journey begins with the first step and every language from the first word published in the. code is in germany to learn german why n

a.j. and well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at news my handle is at sarah kelly and don't forget you can use the hash tag the day. well now finally thursday would have been the birthday of the artist formally known as prince it would have been since his sixtieth birthday and his record company has announced today that they will be releasing. previously on hard material from his purple ness later on this year the new album dates all the way back to nine hundred eighty three and it is a private rehearsal recording the artist was just fifty seven when he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose in his paisley park complex so here finally today is a kiss for prince thanks for watching. you . dream god international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week some of the world's most powerful leaders assemble in canada the g seven looks to be at risk of evolving into what she says plus one trump goes it alone europe at a loss that's our topic on two hundred sixty. next. higher and higher above further and further dirtier and di

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a.j. newsgroup on twitter facebook and whatsapp we'll move on just for now though and against the news which is just developed in the last hour or so members of the world's chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. they've passed a resolution that will give the body the power to assign blame for chemical attacks and they've banned has been covering this one from the hague for us talk us through well the implications of that but also the opposition there was to it knave. well first of all let me just recap the results because the o.p.c. w. have voted overwhelmingly to support the u.k.'s proposal to introduce an amendment to the would allow the monday night for the i.p.c. w. the world's chemical weapons watch dog to be expanded currently it only has the ability to say where and when a chemical attack has taken place is not allowed to say who is responsible and that's exactly what the british proposal calls for it comes in light of a surgeon and chemical weapons attacks in different parts of the world in syria and iraq in soulsby with the attempted murder of a script hala nearly a script out of c

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a.j. inside story i'm at this from the whole team here in doha it's by finance. this is al-jazeera. oh there are macleod this is the news hour live from london coming up. in. the guatemalan mother is reunited with her son a month after they were separated at the u.s. border but she had to sue the government for it to happen. the u.n. accuses venezuela security forces of carrying out hundreds of unjustified killings with impunity. civilians take advantage of a lull in fighting around the data to flee the find any port city. and the e.u. hits president trump spring in retiree three tariffs on. u.s. goods. from us with the latest from the twenty eighteen at five time when as president will keep their world cup holder alive after scoring two goals in injury time against costa. so we begin in the united states where the trumpet ministration is continuing to come under fire for its treatment of migrant children despite saying is ending the practice of separating them from their parents at the border so a lot of confusion about how government agencies will get families back together one guatemalan mother was reunited with her