bangladesh photographer and journalist shahid will allow those detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he's being tortured human rights watch wants the government to investigate reports that he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for a million days for tougher traffic rules time via child rape is in dhaka. the capital city sense to be superficially calm the parties are in control right now there is no reports of new clashes compared to the bloody monday yesterday where at least forty students were injured today our around noon time in various places journalists made rallies and had a protest gathering over here we were standing there main demand was the government to bring those to justice who attacked them targeted only in recent days when they were covering the protests rallies they gave the government seventy two hours ultimatum to bring the people to justice and we also know a prominent photographer and social activist. was arrested and produced and quote yesterday he himself told the court that he was tortured while in david custody but instead of givin

in bangladesh photographer and journalist who do a lawn was detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he has been tortured those are the headlines to keep it on al-jazeera much more to come in the meantime the story is next. people of argentina have been marginalized and divert a culture for generations. using twenty first century. to reconnect to the. culture with the next generation. if you find a latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter. i have every ok you're in the strain today as a controversial registry quickly four million people in india stateless we also why does your thoughts add you to can be right here in history. the citizenship or four million people in india's region is in limbo after their names were left off a recent draft of the country's national register of citizens or are seen supporters of the registry say that it helps identify illegal immigrants who cross india's porous border with bangladesh but opponents say the list is politically motivated and a way for the ruling b.j. paid to maintain a hindu

said here america's ortega's former vice president told to al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a enjoying the stream today we're joined by a superstar of afro beat me hootie we're talking about his music his commitment to activism and the inspiration for his latest album i really could be larger than me and his band will play some of his best known songs in the studio today and we want to hear your questions and comments join the conversation on twitter facebook and the al-jazeera live stream. femi kuti is one of the leading lights of african music over a forty year career he has fused jazz and funk to intoxicating effect having several grammy award nominations along the way his music is an inspiration to famous musicians including common and most stuff as well as younger african musicians starting their careers and he strongly committed to progressive causes not least to his work as a goodwill ambassador for the united nations children's fund now femi is touring his tenth album the recently released one people one walt ellis. every kid see. i believe my eyes you w

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protests in bangladesh or talk to her in china was a law was detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he has been tortured. the renewed sanctions on iran have led to almost four hundred thousand afghan workers and refugees returning home three million afghans live in iran but as the economy weakens many of them are losing jobs and being deported charla bella supports some herat in western afghanistan. this is the human cost of u.s. sanctions on iran these people are not iranian or american but afghan and sikkim and her family have lived in iran for twenty five years old the children were born there they were deported this week ending up in a un transit camp in waste in afghanistan. whoa there you know maybe they don't mind that we left behind our house our furniture i locked the doors and now i am here they were beating us they were very cruel they kept saying get lost. in the past iranian officials have said they have been proud to host an estimated three million afghans but is iran's economic situation worsens afghans one of the most vulnerable communities in iran some o

lot of friends and allies opposable defense and it's tradition to hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. hi emily could be here in the stream live on al-jazeera and on you tube china's thriving economy has attracted people from all over the world not least africans seeking better opportunities but many black residents and visitors have found that endemic racism has soured their experience today in the stream what it's like being black in china. most people are familiar with china's lucrative economic projects in africa from building roads and railways in tanzania to running copper mines in zambia but for many years economic opportunity has been a two way street take the chinese city of thousands about african business people have made it their home over the last two decades one particular quarter of the city has the nickname little africa and it spilled with export companies but recently authorities have intensified an immigration crackdown and blanco leading many african migrants to reconsider their future because the rules are sleepily east and renewing residency permits is fraught with c

part of the pact kimberly held at al-jazeera the white house still ahead on al-jazeera the ugandan opposition member of parliament bobby wine is released on bail but his legal troubles are far from over plus we'll take you to london's notting hill carnival europe's biggest street party. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. colorado we should see some slightly khwaja weather pushing into western parts of europe over the next couple of days slightly clearer skies coming in but always want to show us any possibility across the british isles as those winds just fade in for more of a northwesterly direction still a little bit of heat to the eastern side of it on the other side all of this weather system hey this cold front twenty seven celsius there for moscow twenty eight in kiev we are still getting up into the thirty's they say for remain if it's and also for greece other side of that line of rain getting into the mid twenty's there for vienna picking up to around twenty three in london see the cloud just making its way across and into scotland i will sit down across into this we go through wednesday tending to fizzle out but you

it's his way of finding resolution and bringing peace both to the living and the dads. august on al jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith flicked on the tax even though day two of victims of the bonds the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta i will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and a little bit sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe a series of reports about the state of the world's forests and what's being done to protect them in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal human exploitation system the laid the foundation of today's global powers ogust on al-jazeera. this was wrong to teach children away from their appearance and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put his big clearing and we sort of looked at her so i don't remember the children's names . kind of his dark secret. from cool brisk north and fuel. to the warm tranquil to those of southeast

was detained off to an interview with al-jazeera his family says he's been tortured human rights watch wants the government to investigate reports that he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for monday's know for tougher traffic laws tumbi a child is in dhaka. the capital city sense to be superficially calm down parties are in control right now there is no reports of new clashes compared to the bloody monday yesterday where at least forty students were injured today our around noon time in various places journalist made rallies and had a protest gathering over here we were standing there main demand was the government to bring those to justice who attacked them targeted only in recent days when they were covering the protests rallies they get the government seventy two hours ultimatum to bring the people to justice and we also know a prominent photographer and social activist. was arrested and produced and quote yesterday he himself told the court that he was tortured while in david custody but instead of giving him bail or sending him to jail the court allowed the deba

al-jazeera. there's a problem in the headlines on al jazeera turkey his father complaint with the world trade organization of a u.s. tariffs on steel an al minium imports donald trump ordered a doubling of tariffs earlier the small part of turkey refused to release that american pastor has been detained for nearly two years. there's no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer and the attack on our economy the goal is the same the goal is to bring to heel turkey and the turkish nation to hold a captive we are nation that prefers to be shot in the nick rather than to be chained to the name. police in the russian republic of chechnya have shot and killed five young men who targeted them the attackers stride to run over two police officers attempted to stab another officer and failed to set off a suicide bomb i saw has claimed responsibility for the assaults but chechen authorities say the group has no support in the region venezuelan president nicolas new monetary reforms are now in place in a bid to control the country's spiraling economy opposition parties have already called for protest

protests in bangladesh photographer and journalist shuttle was detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he's been tortured students have been demonstrating for nine days for tougher traffic laws. the saudi arabian state airline is suspending flights to and from canada in an intensifying diplomatic row now on monday riyadh froze new trade and investment and expelled the canadian ambassador that was in retaliation for canada's call to free arrested activists the saudis accuse the canadian government of interfering in their affairs malaysia's anti corruption agency has summoned the former prime minister najib razak for more questioning a few hours ago a luxury super yachts at the heart of the country's biggest ever corruption scandal arrive back in the country after being seized in indonesia the two hundred fifty million dollars boat was allegedly bought with money stolen from a state fund the jeep set up in two thousand and nine more news on the web site it's always there for you to see dot com up next it's the stream i'll see you soon . continents across the. corresponding li

student protests and bangladesh photographer and journalist was detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he is in torture and writes wants the government to investigate reports that he was jailed students have been demonstrating for nine days for a time for. the capital city of seems to be superficially calm the parties are in control right now there is no reports of new clashes compared to the bloody monday yesterday where at least forty students were injured today on noontime in various places journalist made rallies and had a protest gathering over here we were standing there main demand was the government to bring those to justice who attacked them targeted only in recent days when they were covering the protests rallies they gave the government seventy two hours ultimatum to bring those people to justice and we also know a prominent photographer and social activist. was arrested and produced and told yesterday he himself told the court that he was tortured while in david custody but instead of giving him bail or sending him to jail the quote i love the debate to take him

there will be nothing left and will suffer primatologist conservationist dr jane goodall told to al-jazeera. hi i'm sorry i can't. today crazy rich asians is the first major hollywood film with an all ages old callused in twenty five years now does this make it a watershed moment for representation to get your thoughts all call made it out alive you can chat and back not to be in the street. march we've been dating for over a year now and i think it's time that my beautiful girlfriend. about us take another country. like queen singapore collins what do you want to see my family i hardly going to think about them every time i bring them up to meet his parents as well and he has to send them money think about it think that texans are first. all right so your families are comfortable that is exactly what a super rich person would. crazy rich asians tells the fictional story of rachel chu a native new yorker who flies to singapore to meet her boyfriend's family and the reason doesn't exactly go smoothly and the film is being lauded by some as an important moment for representation because it tackle

protests in bangladesh photographer and journalist alarm was detained after an interview with al-jazeera his family says he's been tortured to rights watch wants the government to investigate reports that he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for nine days for tougher traffic laws let's get the latest now on the crisis in dakar with our correspondent tom viet child return vs is the sense there this morning that the local authorities are now in charge of the situation. it appears to be for the time being i mean it's relatively calm but i'm sure they're starting one forgot that attacks on them for the last several days facially yesterday a bloody monday for four different universities not only were there pag by the police there were. unknown people along with the police to attack them using. tear gas rubber bullets. and there's also a major concern in the city by the journalists because they've been very apprehensive about covering protest rallies because that been targeted in recent days very brutally at least dozens of them were just twenty minutes ago there was a big rally

gambia back home from al-jazeera. get his mind our top stories on al-jazeera president trump has announced the white house of lords on mccown will leave his post this fall as reports he cooperated with robert miller as part of the investigation into the collusion between the trump campaign and russia. brazil's president says he may restrict the number of venezuelans entering the country he's also sent more troops to the border of to growing tensions between locals and migrants in the northwestern state of arrive. and aid workers in libya say thousands of migrants have been abandoned without food or water and government run detention centers after guards fled the fighting in the capital tripoli. that more than fifty thousand people have been forced from their homes in central me and mar off to part of the dam bursts flooding towns and villages government officials say this war trung dam broke due to monsoon rain that's actually going to him has more. a torrent of water from this war chung dam surged into villages in the bugabo

the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera. with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey his father complained to the world trade organization of a u.s. tariffs on steel and many of imports donald trump wanted a doubling of tabs earlier this month off to turkey refused to release an american pastor has been detained for nearly two years if. there's no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer in our flag and the attack on our economy the goal is the same the goal is to bring to heel turkey and the turkish nation to hold a captive we are nation that prefers to be shot.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every new. pope made survivors of abuse and offers an apology from the catholic church during his trip to our land. i'm about this in and this is al jazeera live from doha also come. former u.s. presidential candidate john mccain has died we look at his life and his legacy. the new restrictions in peru could keep thousands of venezuelans from fleeing the crisis in their country. they're calling it genocide to remember unstable ranges protest of what they're calling a year of abuse by me and was military. pope francis has called sexual abuse of children by members of the catholic church repugnant on his first day of his visit to ireland the pope's held a private meeting with eight irish survivors of clerical abuse some of them had been forced into adoption as children after being born to single mothers they say the pope has apologized on behalf of the church. the thing that really shocked us all was when he was talking to survivors of. corruption in rome itself he literally referred to these people as kaka his translator again was kind of shocked and asked the pope to clarify the pope literally tha

so good but how real will the reforms prove to be a bangladeshi photojournalist appears on al-jazeera speaks his mind and ends up behind bars yes i mean i really do this is not and the saudi twitter account that crashed and burned after evoking memories of nine eleven we began with a question on the rise of far right and the immigration movements in countries like great britain do such movements and the support that they attract drive media coverage or is it the other way around do the news media through excessive coverage help manufacture that support take tommy robinson who calls himself a warrior for freedom of speech on issues such as migration when he rails against the supposedly creeping influence of political islam in u.k. society that resonates with audiences but what came first his newfound popularity or the coverage of him. a recent academic study suggests that right wing anti immigration political parties such as the u.k. independence party ukip oh more of their success to the news media than they would care to admit that news outlets do far more than just reflect current events this

al-jazeera. i don't have a problem and doha with the headlines on al jazeera to his president is urging people to sell their dollars and buy more us as the currency falls to a record low it's lost thirty five percent of this value since the start of the year the us presidents add into the financial squeeze doubling steel an alley many in tariffs this part of an escalating feud so i'm course one of reports from istanbul. turkey as president. addressed this large rally and have this message for his citizens. if there is only one us dollars euros or gold. as you go exchange it for.

was covering the demonstrations it's alleged he was also tortured his attention came just hours after he did an interview with al-jazeera on sunday we asked bangladesh's information minister about alums case he denies he was detained for his journalism but he has been out of. columns. we are looking into it but our first to the producer the court the courtroom he said what will happen to him but he has not read that instead of done of this to go as we know this to be soothing the informant for the company the center of the act. so he does it is a dinner lect for the dual citizens not for the dumb of his so for done this ticket he has not been ordered on a different. he has not been out of the visas we will give a report to the quote we believe. on the house it is and we think that the john of these have security to water. on the spot and this would not be had us by the law enforcing it is all by any court does the government give protection to them. all right let's now go to our guest joining us in london charo a lot to hog an associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via skype omar waraich de

witness al jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a and you're in the street today why is the u.s. government run detention center at guantanamo bay still open we explore why years after nine eleven some people remain jailed at the facility despite never being charged with any crime i'm really could be and we are now live on you tube still leave your comments in the shop for us to include in the conversation this morning i watch president obama talking about get right down about it which by the way which by the way we are keeping open which we are keeping. and we're going to load it up with the bear dude split we're going to load it up. that's why there's a donald trump speaking in twenty sixteen about president obama's plan to shut down the prison complex at guantanamo bay in january of this year present trump with us the bomb as executive order to close the facility he reiterated its importance the so-called war on terror at the state of the union address have a lot. to ensure that in the fight against isis and. we continue to have all necessary power to detain terrorists whereve

cap can make his own game look easy the third major in just over a year putting him at the top of the sports hall reese al-jazeera well earlier on we spoke to declan a heard from brand finance a leading business valuation and strategy consultancy he says that despite not being in his very best woods's still the biggest draw in world golf i think he is almost a person that transcends the sport of golf as a whole you can compare him to roger federer in tennis or mark or jordan in boston or here is the sponsors dream aside from his own personal struggles in the background i also think it's a do with the manner in which he plays golf you close with a lot of emotion a lot of passion which he generally leads to see him golf you know this expression called the tiger effect when he plays ticket prices go television ratings go up sponsorship deals go up and many attribute these huge pots in golf and model golf all dog to tiger woods hole and his attractiveness to corporate sponsors is locked in effect for four whole golf infinity and the golf economy as a whole is. a massive massive awards may well get the chance to appea

al-jazeera. still ahead for you on the program held without charge six hundred days into his arrest al jazeera journalist mom which you say remains in an egyptian jail. exploring the legacy of v.s. naipaul the nobel prize winning also who has died at the age of eighty five and in spite of the baltimore orioles break a fifty year record but it's not one to be proud of the owner explaining the sport . hello there for many of us across the middle east that's plenty of dry weather at the moment for the north though we all still think a fair amount of cloud here that's giving some of us somewhat weather including us in al-mahdi although it does look like it will begin to break up and move away as we head through monday on monday then he will be up at twenty six of course in touch and will be thirty five towards the west still a fair amount of clouds here between the black sea and the caspian sea and they could be a few more showers as we head through monday and into tuesday little bit further towards the south it's hot in baghdad as you'd expect at forty two degrees at the moment and pretty hot here in doha f

was covering the demonstrations it's alleged he was also tortured his attention came just hours after he did an interview with al-jazeera on sunday we asked bangladesh's information minister about alums case he denies he was detained for his journalism but he has been out of. columns. we are looking into it but as first to the producer the court the court ruled he said what will happen to him but he has not read that instead of done is to go has been arrested for the soothing the informant for the company the center of the act. so he does it is a dinner lect for the dual citizens not for the dumb of his so for domestic endeavor he has not been ordered on a different. opinion he has not been out of the visas we will give a report to the quote we believe. on the house with and we think that the john lewis should have the security to water. on the spot and this would not be haddest by the law enforcing it is all by any court does the government give protection to them. all right let's not go to our guests joining us in london charo lot to haugan associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via skype

and updates from the hosting city of the eighteenth asian games on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a.n.u. in the stream today a growing number of muslim americans have hit the campaign trail ahead of midterm elections this november and some are saying that could be history in the making we'll speak with a few of those candidates to hear about the ups and downs of running for public office and their efforts to change the political status quo we are live on you. leave your comments and questions in the chat but first here's some maya toba a journalist and former streamer who suggested today show. growing up i feel like i do a lot of ronald in the political sphere. there are so many young muslims especially young muslim women getting involved and really encouraging. i'm hoping it will encourage muslim communities to go and i'm hoping it will encourage young muslims rather. run for public office. americans will head to the polls this november to vote in mid-term elections out of for some muslims in the u.s. that presents an opportunity to transform activism in the street i

al-jazeera miami florida. richelle carey these are the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's foreign minister says his country is falling to talk with the u.s. to try to resolve a diplomatic dispute as long as there are no threats and impose sanctions on ankara last week over the detention of an american pastor turkey responded in kind but not before its currency to layer upon that it airs at turkey's foreign ministry melba casilla told ambassadors in ankara. heard shit on here despite everything we already talk about everything to solve the existing problems as equal partners i speak openly but only on one condition. no dictator. and are says it will invest in thousand billion dollars in turkey's troubled financial sector they announced it came shortly after a meeting between turkey's president wretched type in the emir of qatar shaikh to maintain hama all funny and ankara turkey was one of the first countries to offer support to katara after its neighbors imposed a blockade last year. a suicide attack on an education center in afghanistan's capital kabul has killed more than fifty two people most of them students it a

so good but how real will the reforms prove to be a bangladeshi photojournalist appears on al-jazeera speaks his mind and ends up behind bars i mean this is not and the saudi twitter account that crashed and burned after evoking memories of nine eleven we began with a question on the rise of far right anti immigration movements in countries like great britain do such movements and the support that they attract drive media coverage or is it the other way around do the news media through excessive coverage help manufacture that support take tommy robinson who calls himself a warrior for freedom of speech on issues such as migration when he rails against the supposedly creeping influence of political islam in u.k. society that resonates with audiences but what came first his newfound popularity or the coverage of him. a recent academic study suggests that right wing anti immigration political parties such as the u.k. independence party ukip oh more of their success to the news media than they would care to admit that news outlets do far more than just reflect current events this is a story about br

and receiving foreign farms to defame state institutions he and al-jazeera strongly deny the allegations and the network is demanding his release or burden manley reports. locked up in solitary confinement al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein is yet to have any formal charges brought against him the egyptian national was stopped questioned and detained in december two thousand and sixteen after traveling from doha where he was based to visit his family in cairo he's been held in the notorious tour a maximum security prison where he's complained of mistreatment hussein and al jazeera strongly deny the allegations against him that he broke last false news writing letters in the last. african thing to me in a lot of the good offices. democracy in the country by his lot of people which include press freedom and freedom of expression egypt level similar charges against al-jazeera trio bonhomme hama mohamed fahmy i'm peter greste day five years ago and as there are explore editor in chief ibrahim helal was sentenced to death and absentia two years ago. reporters without borders ranks egypt one hundred sixty one out of one hun

great joy and comfort to many here in ireland but given the scale of past suffering his work here is far from done. al-jazeera dublin. amisom the one guy who has been sworn back in a zimbabwe's president after a bitterly disputed election he used his inauguration speech to appeal for unity on friday the constitutional court said the main opposition leader nelson chamisa could not prove his claims of vote rigging higher which has more from harare on the challenges facing the country. president ima cement and god knows he only now the one last month's election which is over fifty percent of the vote in his inauguration speech he try to unite a divided country. to rid ourselves. of the motherlode. we are or. what you know. is. that every. letter. got tomorrow. from. some opposition leaders did attend send this inauguration but the main opposition leader nelson chamisa did not on friday zimbabwe's highest court rejected his claims of training i mean on the issue he said he just might meet on wings naked man he played in the one true lies election and what international community to intervene when i got going as t

to enlightenment involve the rape and abuse of his followers when east investigates the fall of one of india's most powerful spiritual gurus on al-jazeera. the secret. of. pope francis denounces forced adoption and his trip to ireland. hello this is al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha. also ahead. m.m.'s. zimbabwe gets its second president after a closely contested election and a legal challenge colombians vote in an anti-corruption referendum that could change the face of the nation's politics and from a prisoner of war to presidential candidates tributes from around the world to u.s. senator john mccain whose side at the age of eighty one. pope francis has apologized for crimes committed by catholic clergy against islands of women and children while the song bullies beat he asks for forgiveness in front of nearly half a million people during a public mass in dublin the issues of child sexual abuse and assault by members of the church has dominated the pontiffs first visit to the once deeply catholic country live to all ages there is need of baka who is in dublin for is covering the pope's visit so the final engagement today n

al-jazeera. turkey takes his case against u.s. terrorists to the world trade organization as president obama calls the measures an attack on his country. follow him down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up police in chechnya kill five people who targeted them in a series of attacks. confusion in venezuela after the government introduces a new currency in an effort to stabilize the economy plus. one hundred from us in perilous state india and one of five thousand relief centers going to be set up across the state for evacuees from the floods people here if i think days if not weeks of living like this. the trade war between the u.s. and turkey is escalating turkey has now filed a complaint with the world trade organization of a u.s. tarps on steel and aluminum imports donald trump ordered a doubling of tariffs earlier this month after turkey refused to release an american pastor who's been detained for nearly two years by the turkish government retaliated with tires on some u.s. imports if. there's no difference

so good but how real will the reforms prove to be a bangladeshi photo journalist appears on al-jazeera speaks his mind and ends up behind bars i mean this is not the saudi twitter account that crashed and burned after evoking memo.

world is it or djibouti iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif speaking exclusively to al-jazeera about his country's relationship with the united states trump's decision to pull out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal has further strange ties between washington and tehran as ari says the u.s. has proved itself not trustworthy. we have no problem with dialogue but if mr trump really serious about talks if he is serious about talks without preconditions well the secretary of state put some conditions for talks two hours after trump's comments impossible conditions the first question is if they themselves have reached an agreement inside the u.s. about talks with or without preconditions our policies in the region are totally clear it's the us who needs to be accountable for policies in the region as arias comments come as iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many refused u.s. president donald trump's offer for direct talks how many says he's banned iranian leaders from meeting president trump saying the u.s. never forest through on promises it makes during talks how many also ruled ou

cap can make his own game look easy the third major in just over a year putting him at the top of the sports pool reese al-jazeera. earlier on we spoke to declan ahern from brand finance that's a leading business valuation and strategy consultancy he says that despite not being at his very best woods is still the biggest draw in golf. i think he is almost a person that transcends the sport of golf as a whole you can compare him to roger federer in tennis or mark or jordan in all he is the sponsors dream aside from his own personal struggles in the background i also think it's a do with the manner in which he plays golf plays with a lot of emotion a lot of passion which you generally live used to see him golf you hear this expression called the tiger effect when he plays ticket prices go to vision ratings go up sponsorship deals go up many attribute these huge pots in golf and model golf all dog to tiger woods hole and it's attractiveness to corporate sponsors is locked in effect for four whole golfing community and the golf economy as a whole is. a massive massive words may well get the chance to appear in gold's

bush was criticizing al-jazeera for criticizing his decisions about the war when they're very vocally criticizing the west. they we find out now that during that exact same time that al jazeera was being targeted and that the n.s.a. was was sort of hacking i guess you call it a running surveillance on the news organization i find it terrifying because i think everyone from c.n.n. to r t this is a dangerous precedent to set and i understand there are security concerns but where or. how do we how do we how do we make sense of that without as they're well it's actually pretty it's pretty simple the. government works for the president the president decided and the white house this started basically that al jazeera was collaborating with the enemies of the united states who have gathered stand in iraq and so they want to head with this scheme i would basically i'm not surprised by it at all they said they they consider them the enemy.

bush was criticizing al jazeera for criticizing his decisions about the war when they were very vocally criticizing the west. they we find out now that during that exact same time that al jazeera was being targeted and that the n.s.a. was was sort of hacking i guess you call it or running surveillance on the news organization i find it terrifying because i think everyone from c.n.n. to our t. this is a dangerous precedent to set and i understand there are security concerns but where or. how do we how do we how do we make sense of. but thousands there well it's actually pretty it's pretty simple the works for the government work for the president the president decided and the white house decided basically that al jazeera was collaborating with the enemies of the united states in afghanistan and iraq and so they want to head with this scheme i would basically i'm not surprised by it at all they had they they considered them the enemy they wanted to crack into their secure communications system and find out what they were up to so i'm not terribly surprised by this see the u.s. government

bush was criticizing al-jazeera for criticizing his decisions about the war when they were very vocally criticizing the west. they we find out now that during that exact same time that al jazeera was being targeted and that the n.s.a. was was sort of hacking i guess you call it or running surveillance on the news organization i find it terrifying because i think everyone from c.n.n. to our t. this is a dangerous precedent to set and i understand there are security concerns but where or. how do we how do we how do we make sense of. without is there well it's actually pretty it's pretty simple the works for the government work for the president the president decided and the white house decided basically that al jazeera was collaborating with the enemies of the united states in afghanistan and iraq and so they want to head with this scheme i would basically i'm not surprised by it at all they had they they considered them the enemy they wanted to crack into their secure communications system and find out what they were up to so i'm not terribly surprised by this see the u.s. government is

al-jazeera. and i have a problem and of the headlines on al-jazeera to his president is urging people to sell their dollars and buy more u.s. as the currency falls to of record low it's lost thirty five percent of this value since the start to hear the u.s. presidents add into the financial squeeze doubling steel an alum many in tariffs this part of an escalating feud some corsi on of reports from istanbul. turkey is president for just a proud to an address this large rally and have this massive for his citizens. if there is anyone who has dollars euros or gold under their pillows that you go exchange it for lira that our banks this is the national domestic battle this will be my people's response to those who have wage an economic war against us turkey's currency has lost more than thirty per cent of its value so far this year at least fifteen percent of that was just on thursday night the turkish kaname has been struggling for a few years of recombination of several financial and political factors the lira tumbled even faster after just presidential election which gave all executive powers to pre

was covering the demonstrations it's alleged he was also tortured his attention came just hours after he did an interview with al-jazeera on sunday we asked bangladesh's information minister about alums case he denies he was detained for his journalism but he has been out of. columns. we are looking into it but our first to the producer the court the court ruled he said what will happen to him but he has not read that instead of done of this to go as we know this to be soothing the informant for the company the center of the act . so he does it is a dinner lect for the dual citizens not for the dumb of his so for done the stick in there he has not been ordered on a different. medium he has not been out of the visas we will give a report to the quote we believe. on the house because we think that the john lewis should have security to water. on the spot and this would not be had us by the law enforcing it is all by any court does the government give protection to them. all right let's not go to our guest joining us in london charo a lot to hog an associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via sk

doha where he was based to visit his family in cairo he's been held in the notorious tour a maximum security prison where he's complained of mistreatment hussein and al jazeera strongly deny the allegations against him that he broke last false news writing letters in the last. african union playing to the good offices. democracy in the country by his lot of. which include press freedom and freedom of expression egypt level similar charges against al-jazeera trio bonhomme hama mohamed fahmy i'm peter greste five years ago and as there are explore editor in chief ibrahim helal was sentenced to death and absentia two years ago. reporters without borders ranks egypt one hundred sixty one out of one hundred eighty countries in this year's watch press freedom index it says at least thirty two journalists are being held in egyptian jails few have been put on trial most of been detained for months or years and over a being held on trumped up charges. those imprisoned included gyptian journalist mahmoud abizaid known as shock and he's been locked up for five years reporting on the robbers square protests in cairo where hundreds of protesters were killed and thousands

al-jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. tensions are high little has changed and new village officials are struggling to demonstrate goodwill . among morial is trying for a comrade who sacrificed his life the political change. but willie event tonight will drive a wedge between the villages fractures part three of a six part series filmed over five years and china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera. al-jazeera follows the lives of people in the heart of immigrant communities. in six major cities across europe. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them. a brand new documentary series this is year a coming soon on al-jazeera. zero. hello i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes turkey's central bank swings into action to stop the lira from plunging but the fear has already spread world markets hit a one month. warnings of a humanitarian crisis in gaza me as a taliban attack on the city enters its fourth day witnesses say dead bodies are littering the streets a mass funeral is held in yemen saga city for the victims of a saudi strike that killed fifty one people forty of them children. in sport brooks has w

libyan regime produced employees who testified to the departure of the a man and his two companions from libya. al jazeera met former immigration officer abdurahman go away lawyer who was working in tripoli airport on the night the him and his two companions disappeared. we went with abdirahman go to his former work place at the immigration office. it was here in december nine hundred seventy nine that he is then boss called omar kuwait or had ordered him to bear false witness what would your lady. get out of. the mayor we had. for most of that. and then the been. out of her. feel. for. that. little samantha they could m. . fer the best let them have their. but that. has it and i'm only alice does that have to be. another libyan immigration officer who worked at the airport was also compelled by libyan security agents to testify that he had seen. her and his two companions leave tripoli. puppet and then were with him because the early. early. from what i was and i'm the. only bit he. would probably want to share this. water is with a different. mood with a shirt with the other ones. that are not. with the

al-jazeera. hello again his reminder of our main stories here and al-jazeera police and jacksonville florida say there have been multiple fatalities after the shooting at a video game tournament you saw warning people to stay away from the riverfront entertainment area of jacksonville landing where the event was being held one suspect is dead at the scene. tributes have been pouring in for us republican senator john mccain who died on saturday of brain cancer eighty one year old would lie in state at capitol hill and received a military funeral service. and pope francis is sauce for god's forgiveness for the abuse committed by members of the clergy in ireland has just wrapped up a two day trip there. amerson my god has been sworn back in as a bob ways president after bitterly disputed election is his inauguration speech to appeal for unity but the main opposition leader nelson chamisa who'd complained of vote rigging stayed away from the event our correspondent hired with us a has more from harare on the challenges facing the country. the the president am assuming that god knows he only now do y

al-jazeera. a course in bangladesh has ordered police to bring a detained prominent journalist to hospital for treatment for photo journalist. alarm was arrested after an interview with al-jazeera on sunday his family says he's been tortured human rights watch wants the government to investigate reports that he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for nine days for tougher traffic laws joining us live now from dhaka is the bangladeshi information minister housen or hark minister can you promise us that this reporter this photographer journalist will indeed today go from in effect caught slash police custody to a hospital. well. there are known photographs. gallery of photographs he is he had been picked up by the police the fact and the story here but. the other parties that are here they've been taken to the hospital but i don't think so he has been beaten up in the castrati but our last is that e.p. that we did in the custody the ones who are willing to talk is that it will be he prosecuted. does that. does that mean he'll be in a hospital today or not well i'll have to check with the. ministry here i can't exactly give you the details but eve did the court order then the go

libyan regime produced employees who testified to the departure of the a man and his two companions from libya. al jazeera met former immigration officer abdurahman go away lawyer who was working in tripoli airport on the night the him and his two companions disappeared. we went with abdirahman whaler to his former workplace at the immigration office. it was here in december nine hundred seventy nine that he was then boss called omar kuwait or had ordered him to bear false witness who would your lady. of the america we had the lead. but. then the been. out of her. field yes sir most of the. look i look good i can look at that and the could you was. a. little samantha they could have. the best let them have it was that the first. one has it and i'm only alice had this to be. another libyan immigration officer who worked at the airport was also compelled by libyan security agents to testify that he had seen. her and his two companions leave tripoli. but the and with it because i really really believe. from what i was and i'm there to. communicate with the case you know. i'm going to show that. only the. whi