part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now u.s. sanctions on iran have come into force and donald trump's tweeted that those who do business with the wrong won't be allowed to trade with the u.s. but the european union's already said it will encourage its businesses to increase trade with tehran malaysia's anti-corruption agency says former prime minister not be charged under the money laundering act when he appears in court on wednesday has already been charged abuse of power a criminal breach of trust he's accused of stealing millions of dollars from a state fundie set out in two thousand and nine. rights groups are demanding the release of charlus arrested for covering student 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 w

the ruling in opposition parties campaigned for elections due in december paul chatterjee on al-jazeera. let's take a closer look at the number of right deaths in accidents that take place in bangladesh more than twenty five thousand people have died over the last three and a half is due to reckless driving and excessive speeding that amounts to more than twenty people killed each day with most of the victims children or use his earnings or a lifeline for their families and more than sixty two thousand have been injured on the roads and a child reason the bangladeshi capital dakar now has more on the latest violence there were clashes in different parts of the city several students were injured major concerns been brought up by the journalist community at least five members of the journalist community were beaten up a.p. photo journalist was marketed between in front of the police by the ruling party member of a lot of court a generalist but also britain and this just happened today yesterday also at least five other journalists were beaten including a female journalist who was given not only

rajiv al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour new u.s. sanctions on iran have come into force exactly three months after washington pulled out of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal with tehran they target the iranian car industry food production and carpet exports and are likely to further weaken its currency but the e.u. which is also part of that two thousand and fifteen deal has called on its companies to increase trade with iran. saudi arabia state airline is suspending flights to its wrong so in an intensifying diplomatic dispute with canada on monday riyadh froze new trade and investment and expel the canadian ambassador it was in retaliation for canada urging saudi arabia to for human rights activists malaysia's anti-corruption nation's he says former prime minister not be charged under the money laundering act when he appears in court on wednesday she has already been charged with abuse of power and criminal breach of trust he's accused of stealing millions of dollars from a state fund set up in two thousand and nine. israe

al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's pick up the top stories for you turkey's foreign minister says his country is willing to talk with the u.s. to try and resolve a diplomatic dispute as long as there are no threats washington impose sanctions on ankara last week over the detention of an american pastor turkey responded in kind but not before its currency the lira plummeted. a suicide attack on an education center and afghanistan's capital kabul has killed more than fifty two people most of them students that happened in the mainly shia neighborhood no group has claimed responsibility so far. the party of brazil's and present former president ways and i'll say a little bit to silva has registered him as a candidate for the a come. in presidential election thousands rallied in the capital brasilia to show their support for his candidacy was convicted and jailed for corruption tied to his time in office. israel has reopened the only commercial crossing into gaza after a month long shut down across crossing was closed because of heightened tensions between the israelis and the palestinians henri'

a thought behind that al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and online. i'm rob matheson in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera let's break with some begin with some breaking news the indonesian island of long block has been struck by a magnitude six point five earthquake it's said to be shallow at around just under seven point nine kilometers residence is saying that the quakes being felt strongly in eastern long bucket come just two weeks after a six point nine magnitude quake in the same area. killed about four hundred people hundreds of aftershocks have also followed thousands of tourists have left longbox since the august the fifth quake and.

al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now. responsible for a series of attacks on police in the russian region of chechnya several officers have been wounded and at least four of the attackers have been killed. afghan forces say they have freed more than one hundred people who were abducted by the taliban they were captured after an ambush of three buses three hundred kilometers north of kabul early on monday morning on sunday president declared a three month conditional cease fire but the taliban has not responded. families torn apart by the korean war catching up after more than sixty years of separation only one hundred people have traveled from south korea to the north for three days of meetings with relatives leaders of the two nations agreed to resume the reunions after a landmark meeting in june. out of his trip to ireland pope francis has apologized for sex child sex abuse committed by clerics and an open letter he wrote looking back to the past no effort to beg pardon and to seek to repair the harm done will ever be s

al-jazeera documents from bad village kmita. rebels to politicians. want to carry china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera. rushing al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you now there is widespread destruction on the indonesian island of lombok after a powerful earthquake on sunday and rescuers still have to reach some areas at least ninety one people have died but that's expected to rise saudi arabia has expelled canada's ambassador and frozen all new trade and investment in the saudis accuse the canadian government of interfering for complaining about the arrests of human rights activists and demonstrations continue in bangladesh despite the government promising to address road safety concerns riot police fired tear gas at students at a private university in the capital dhaka after they tried to march protests began after the deaths of two students who were hit by a speeding bus. as wales interior minister says six people have been detained after what president nicolas maduro says was an assassination attempt against him the president accuses colombiana group of us financier's of trying to kill him and as well as opposition

cuban's will then vote on a final document in a referendum early next year julia galliano al jazeera. let's get all the day's sports news now here's andy. thank you so much julie while england cricketer ben stokes has been found not guilty of a fry his trial was the consequence of a fights outside a nightclub in bristol last september the jury accepted that stokes had acted in self-defense the twenty seven year old said it intervened to defend suman who he claimed with a target of homophobic abuse police released the following footage of the stocks arrest that night. i'll explain to you why even if they didn't know. it because the guy. was covered in blood and i've been told that you punch them. will be me who like the only rule there will be will be but it's a place just hours after england had played a one day international against the west indies two other men also found not guilty in cricket officials will now hold their own disciplinary process for stokes has been called up to the score for saturday's test match against india. steps that he took was solely into the surety so good and s

has remained in the surrounding villages and in the middle the people of gosney shelob ellis al-jazeera. let's also to come here on the news hour including anger among some former u.s. intelligence employees after donald trump revoked the security clearance for the next cia chief plus. andris on a single hottie in the northeast of india this country's prime minister has just announced what will be the world's largest publicly funded health service but i'll be looking at whether this country's health infrastructure will be able to cope. i mean suppose a bit of extra effort sees us less a beating real madrid in the u.a.e. for super cup that's all still to come. the party of brazil's imprisoned former leader luis in a saloon at a silver has registered to him as a candidate for the upcoming presidential elections thousands rallied in the capital brasilia to show their support for his candidacy lou was convicted and jailed for corruption during his time in office he says the charges were politically motivated to expected the courts would bar him to running for office because of the conviction more

al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour there is widespread destruction on the intonation island of lombok after an earthquake on sunday and rescuers still need to reach some areas at least ninety one people have died but that is expected to rise soon protests are continuing for a ninth day in bangladesh despite government promises to address the road safety concerns police and groups armed with wooden petards have attacked students at east west university in dhaka a security laws being imposed so police can arrest a gathering of more than four people protests began after the deaths of two students hit by a speeding bus saudi arabia has expelled canada's ambassador in frozen all new trade and investment the saudis accuse the canadian government of interfering in their internal affairs after condemning the arrests of human rights activists. filming president robert to territory has signed a new law aimed at ending forty years of conflict with the country's largest muslim rebel group a ceremony was held at the presidential palace in manila details calling the

still to come on al-jazeera let's unite and move on zimbabwe's president sends a strong message and his first public address since winning a disputed election. from argentinean president cristina fernandez de kisha is questioned in court about alleged bribery when she was in office. however it doesn't often get this cold in queens and that a minus six i think has been down this since about ninety ninety five for a winter night and last night was just the same so we got a couple of cold nights by day gets up to eighteen to twenty to pick li from southern queens and dancer victoria to much as sass australia these are the thick is for the full cost of tuesday's max without much better in brisbane to be quite on this or even times do in fact person more discus the same place but a cold front coming through purrs will leave bit of rain but not a huge amount in the sun comes out afterwards and the same time the cloud is closing in once or once again on victoria but these fronts are particularly active we've had the rather active ones that brought in the cold weather the clouds being gathering

al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour counterterrorism officers are now leading in the investigation into the crash of a car into security barriers outside britain's parliament the driver was immediately arrested two people were injured several walks around the area are cordoned off. the witness of the turkish currency is starting to affect other emerging markets hit a record low just hours ago and currencies from argentina to south africa all fell on monday turkish lira has all the more than forty five percent against the u.s. dollar this year. fighting is going to. uing in the afghan city of gosney at least four hundred people are known to have been killed over the past five days aniston's military a sending reinforcements to help defend the city from a taliban attack. the most senior catholic official to be sentenced for covering up child sex abuse has avoided jail australian philip wilson will serve his twelve month sentence as home detention and that has angered at these victims reports from sydney side story we not only did he dodged jail time b

watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now turkey's foreign minister says his country is willing to talk with the u.s. to try and resolve a diplomatic dispute as long as there are no threats washington impose sanctions on ankara last week over the detention of an american pastor turkey responded in kind but not before its currency the lira committed suicide attack on an education center in afghanistan's capital kabul has killed more than fifty people most of them students happen in mainly shia neighborhoods oak roof has claimed responsibility so far and the party of brazil's president former president always a nasty little to sylvia has registered him as a candidate for the upcoming presidential election thousands rallied in the capital brasilia to show their support for his candidacy little was convicted in jail for corruption tied to his time in office. a malaysian judge is expected to decide if there is enough evidence to try two women charged with the murder of the a strange half brother of north korean leader kim jong il the two women one indonesia and the

al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories here it out sarah the u.s. is announced a new task force to deal specifically with iran it says it's to assuage terror government to change its ways secretary of state might pompei or nelson new unit as the u.s. increases economic pressure with more sanctions the funeral of the former indian prime minister atal bihari vachss prize due to be held in a little while from now he'll be remembered for a number of his controversial decisions during his terms in office including turning india into a nuclear superpower. the collapse of a bridge in general has drawn attention to italy is aging infrastructure around seventy percent of its major ways and bridges are more than forty years old at least thirty eight people have been killed in the disaster and investigations now underway. malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad is in beijing on his first trip to china since winning may's election he recently said he wants to cancel all to renegotiate some of the deal

or watching al jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now the collapse of part of a dam unmanned mar has forced the mass evacuation of villages and towns more than sixty thousand people have had to flee their homes and major roads have been flooded rescue teams in the military have launched a huge operation. stay with me and mar there is a warning about a group facing persecution the sides that are ahead fortify rights says the government is blocking aid to people in northern state who have been displaced by fighting between separatists and the army there have been there's been fighting since the ceasefire between in myanmar military and the catch and dependents army broke down in two thousand and eleven. and argentina the value of the peso has plunged to a record low after the president appealed to the international monetary fund to speed up a fifty billion dollar emergency bailout with inflation above thirty percent argentines are headed for their second recession and three years as president donald trump is losing another top aide again i'll step down as white house lawyer and

canada's dark secret on al-jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories here and out as they're of a small thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state law in central tel aviv the law officially affirms israel's jewish character and jewish settlements as a national value critics say the law makes known jewish minorities second class citizens. international criticism has been growing over air strikes in yemen by the saudi of morality coalition which hit a bus full of school children many of the remains have yet to be identified this father the circuit searching the wreckage the signs of his twelve year old son. antigovernment protesters have been rallying for a second day remaining after more than four hundred demonstrators were injured in violence with police on friday they're accusing the ruling social democrats of corruption and of failing to provide jobs. the german chancellor angela merkel says no european union member could avoid the challenge of migration she was making these com

you're watching al jazeera let's recap the top stories for you the collapse of part of a dam in me and maher has forced a mass evacuation of villages and towns more than sixty thousand people have had to flee their homes and major roads have been flooded rescue teams and the military have launched a huge operation. argentina says the international monetary fund has agreed to speed up bailout payments after the currency fell to a record low against the us dollar fifty billion dollars loan will help argentina need its debt payments but many fear the country may not be able to repay that money as president donald trump has announced white house lawyers on mcgann is stepping down again as one of a growing number of tribes in our circle who are cooperated with the inquiry into alleged russian interference and the two thousand and sixteen election. the u.s. is easing quotas on steel imports from south korea and brazil and argentina has been given relief on steel and aluminum president trump signed the measure on thursday and the u.s. slaps levies on steel and aluminum imports from a u. count

al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished. watching al-jazeera let's make out the top stories right now federal prosecutors in the u.s. have granted immunity to one of donald trump's close allies alan why so berg is the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization this is part of the investigation in trump's former personal attorney michael cohen earlier this week alan pleaded guilty to campaign fraud and then became a trial then payouts to two women. zimbabwe's highest court has upheld the result of last month's presidential election ruling there was no proof of irregularities emerson and god narrowly won the vote but the opposition has refused to accept what it calls the results. door has opened a humanitarian corridor for venezuelans on the announcement comes as the u.n. compares this mass exodus of migrants from venezuela to the refugee crisis in the mediterranean growing numbers are flying economic meltdown and political turmoil in venezuela threatening to overwhelm neighboring countries. the united nations says a saudi air strike ha

both the ruling in opposition party's campaign for elections due in december paul chatterjee on al-jazeera. let's take a look at the number of read deaths and accidents in bangladesh more than twenty five thousand people have died over the last three and a half years to reckless true. having and excessive speeding to more than twenty people killed per day with most of the victims children or use. our lifeline for their families and move sixty two thousand have been injured on the. capital dhaka has more on the way she's fun. there were clashes in different parts of the city several students were injured major concerns been brought up by the journalist community at least five members of the journalist community were beaten up a.p. photo journalist was mercilessly between in front of the police by the ruling party member i have a lot of porta generalists but also between and this just happened today yesterday also at least five other journalists were bitten including a pre-meal journalist who was given not only bitten but she was also molested she worked for a major leading english daily i don't kn

make sure that the bad guys pulled behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and on the. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you this hour at least twenty two people are now confirmed dead after a motorway motorway bridge that has collapsed in northern italy this is a look at the scene the aftermath that came down in the city of juneau would there . stormy weather sending cars plunging more than one hundred meters into a river bed and buildings below rescuers are still trying to find survivors. present at a typewriter juan says turkey will be boycotting us electronic products or telling him for what he calls an economic attack on his country or one has repeatedly denied that the national currency is in crisis even though the lira has dropped forty five percent against the u.s. dollar this year. and place in london or trading a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident officers arrested a man in his twenty's who drove his car into cyclists and pedestrians before crashing into security barriers police say the driver is not cooperate and he wasn't known to security age

democratically elected civilian leader actually lead the country is still in the distance it's got harder al-jazeera. let'stake you through some of the headlines here now to syria now iran is back on the u.s. sanctions after dawn renee go on the nuclear deal the president says warn the international community it too must sever ties with iran trump tweeted the sanctions were the most biting ever imposed and he adds and the on doing business with iran will not be doing business with the united states malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has been granted bail on new money laundering charges he denies allegations he transferred public money from a state investment fund into his personal account last month he pleaded not guilty to abuse of power charges if i do. kerry's been sworn in as colombia's new president he's the youngest leader to be elected there in a popular vote u.k. is promising to revise peace accords with fart rebels defuse tensions with venezuela and curb the production of cocaine. today colombia confronts enormous challenges we receive a country in which more than three hundred social ac

i could tell you with al-jazeera let's just begin with the fact that the announcement that thousands of bridges and infrastructure projects are now going to be investigated what does that actually tell us about the way that italy has handled the policing of its infrastructure. i don't see any basically tells us that it took an accident of this dimension so many unfortunate victims to reorganise been opened at least ten years ago both the quality of public investment and of quantity of public investment in one of the most important western countries in the. last word so let it go now let's discuss and let's see what kind of issues we need to deal with to take care of our infrastructure of course italy like many other countries across europe has gone through a pretty severe all stalwart austerity. this bridge collapse must be ringing bells with capital cities not just maybe in europe but other parts of the world thinking you know we've been cost cutting and trying to save money is it affecting our infrastructure. well there's two issues here it's like you know it's like a fine know. ho

and you can get much more of those stories if your head over to our website al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of those stories now president has told investors turkey's economy is solid strong and intact he insists the liras freefall is part of a plot by the u.s. to attack his country's economy which insists it is not in crisis turkey central bank says it's ready to take all necessary measures to ensure financial stability after its collapse it's fallen more than forty five percent against the u.s. dollar this year. should go chibi because they are used to the recent events have shown us that our economy is under siege it is clear that these attacks will continue for a while longer the attacks on turkey's on our character and dignity that we must be prepared to fight back and defend against those attacks. so bob when so been urged to unite is the country marks thirty eight years of independence president elect emerson and god why address crowds in his first appearance since his inauguration was delayed the opposition had filed a legal challenge over the results of july's

and if you get the latest headlines breaking news and features are there at al-jazeera dot com. so let's take you through the headlines now on al-jazeera the u.s. president on trump is insisting nothing illegal was there was nothing illegal about payments made to two women jury in his election campaign that is despite the successful prosecution of his long time personal lawyer for making those payments michael cohen says he will assist the miller investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixth election. have the headline saudi arabia is called off both the domestic and international stock listing of its state all giant aramco the plan was essential to the crown prince mohammed bin solomon's raft of reforms aimed at restructuring the kingdom's economy and reducing dependence on oil zimbabwe's supreme court started hearing the opposition's challenge to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson. who won with just over fifty percent. but ugandan pop star who's become a major opposition leader is d

expression that people's worst fears anything could happen nothing can be ruled out don't sleep al-jazeera. or let's have a recap of the headlines here on al-jazeera and first up a ugandan pop star and opposition politician has been charged with treason just minutes after he was freed by a military court or we wind was transferred from military detention to civilian custody on thursday the government has denied accusations he's been beaten in custody well though this footage shows him limping on crutches as he left the court winds arrest last week spot violent street protests catherine sawyer has more now from kampala is whole situation causing a lot of tension particularly here in the capital. they hate the deployment of police and soldiers in areas to be a hot spot people being prevented from gathering or trying to get to you know. we also so opposition. politicians been blocked by security forces from leaving their homes in fact one of the politicians he's a bet was arrested at his home while we watched donald trump was warned that would be an economic crash if he's impeached the u.s. president h

say it will give a legal basis for egypt to crack down on criticism or dissent nor about manly al-jazeera let's return now to our top story about sunday's presidential runoff in mali we wanted to reconnect with mohammed values in the capital about a good time we're back with us for a second time and hopefully we'll get through this time the authorities obviously very worried about security certainly in the second round of voting have they managed to secure the locations it's a huge country. the government yes so the government has increased the number of security percent of this time around the last time it was about thirty thousand now they have increased have it is now thirty six thousand. and they have tried to spread them across the country but the problem now is that there are areas where even if they try they will not be able because the presence of the state is very very weak they are in the area of what and in the north of the country where armed groups have been operating and have increased their attacks not only on mali and army but also on even on foreign armies working here and esta

road madison in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera let's break with some begin with some breaking news the indonesian island of long block has been struck by a magnitude six point five earthquake it's said to be shallow at around just under seven point nine kilometers residence is saying that the quakes being felt strongly in eastern long bucket come just two weeks after a six point nine magnitude quake in the same area killed about four hundred people hundreds of aftershocks have also followed thousands of tourists have left longbox since the august the fifth quake and that's fearing further earthquake some one extra flights provided by airlines and others and ferries to the neighboring island of bali indonesia is sitting on the pacific ring of fire its regularly hit by its quakes south korean families who've been separated from relatives are preparing to travel into north korea for a rare reunion relatives in the south are getting ready at an orientation session and then cross the border on monday is going to the first event of its kind since october twenty fifteen and only the

you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories the united nations says american countries to ease entry for venezuelans playing a deepening economic crisis it's concerned about a new border controls in ecuador and peru. ugandan opposition leader has been charged with treason he was rearrested moments after a military weapons charges against him on its initial detention last week sparked widespread protests with the rebels in yemen dozens of children have been killed in saudi led airstrikes t.v. is reporting airstrikes targeted a camp for internally displaced people and to date is. the district that is thirty one people mostly children are probably reportedly killed. president donald trump has responded to speculation about the possibility of an pietschmann following the prosecution of two former aides one of those a his former lawyer michael cohen implicated in a crime and he pleaded guilty to wrecking campaign finance laws saying he did so it trumps direction and an interview with fox news trump said there would be an economic crash if he were removed from office. i don't kn

narendra modi says he's praying for the safety and well being of the people of canada but it's made al-jazeera let's get an update with parvin they're saying he's the communications manager for the international red cross in india he's joining us via skype from new delhi thanks for joining us so could this death toll of one hundred sixty four actually be much higher where with people trapped. hello good evening as the situation on the ground is in an appalling state and as rains have predicted it would have weakened as well the death toll can go up and currently we're sticking with the tools that the state disaster management authority has put out and the increase in the number of dead. kind of has been reduced rate over the last two three days particularly as the flood situation keeps getting grim we are on the ground is extending rescue and relief and also really closely working with state authorities in last. week or so the flood water has been persisting and that's creating a lot of kind of panic among people who are struck or are on places where they're hard to reach under a little who are stuc

risk consultancy and she's joining us live from hong kong very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so let's talk more about the impact of the tax on chinese businesses people and the economy are we starting to feel the effects and china as we heard from our correspondent and yet. well it's early days yet because it takes time for the terrorists to walk through from one level to. another in another level but basically china has a great disadvantage in any sort of terrorist war the reason is that americans buy chinese goods mostly because it's cheap so tariffs do have an impact chinese consumers however buy american goods for lots of other reasons being cheap is seldom one of them i mean they don't buy an i phone because the cheap so tariff a terrorist a china is at a disadvantage in using the terrorist retaliation so then how is the chinese government going to protect the chinese economy chinese businesses from these tariffs. well basically i think the chinese government is going to do everything it can to ensure that there's plenty of liquidity plenty of credit and more importantly i think

most disadvantaged and vulnerable people in a volatile part of the world paul schrader john al-jazeera. let's get more on this now from rob reynolds who joins us live from washington d.c. robot robot at the now it made it quite clear that the u.s. was no longer willing to shoulder the very disproportionate share of the burden of on risk costs is there more to it than that though. well first of all ages in the share is somewhat disproportionate the u.s. contribution is about thirty percent of the budget but it seems that what is going on here is an effort to create a new dynamic in so far as the arab as the as the israeli palestinian conflict goes and especially with regard to the right of return of the right of return is something that is held really as a primary tenet of the palestinian position i.e. that those people who were forced to leave their land in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight when the state of israel was established and their descendants should have a right to return israel has long opposed this in an email. that was published earlier this year jared pushed or president tr

watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories this hour there have been a series of coordinated attacks on police targets in russia's chechnya region at least five attackers were killed and several police officers enter. and uganda there have been street battles between police and protesters in the capital kampala the police abuse live gunfire to disperse anti-government demonstrators there's been anger over the arrests in alleged torture of several offices and politicians including politician why. venezuelans have woken up to president nicolas maduro so drastic monetary refer. forms three of the country's main opposition parties have already called for protests more than two million venezuelans have fled to neighboring countries to escape the worsening financial crisis. greece is finally wrapping up the biggest financial bailout and history that means no more eurozone finance in return for painful austerity reforms to its labor market pensions and public finances and many greeks may feel there is little reason to celebrate johnson has more from athens greece as an important thi

she joins me now via skype from coaching good to have you with us live on al-jazeera let's just begin with where you are and what's going on behind you. hello there i'm here in coachy and this place is called regional sports and it's an indoor stadium encouragement and we have been working out for all murder and what we today is an eight day we have been supplying relief all over the state and the group we. citizens we have got together. and we've joined hands with the government and we are working under them and we are helping the government to send across relieve stress relief stuff all over the cattle are ok and we are also getting help from outside the state so as of now we have we have been successfully we have been able to send grass successfully up to one hundred twenty five trucks out of. the. regions from the center around three hundred tons have gone out hundred where he could small breakers who come for under pickups and then we have up to. full we have up to one thousand two thousand volunteers walking in the arts to help us around so one thing you have to know about this

road listening post on al-jazeera. right let's remind you the top stories here at al-jazeera this morning thousands of people in southern india are being moved from their homes as what's being called the worst flooding in a century sweeps across the state of kerala prime minister narendra modi has surveyed some of the worst affected areas from a helicopter more than three hundred twenty people have been killed every rains over the past few days triggered landslides and said water rushing three villages helicopters have been rescuing people stranded on their rooftops. the state funeral is under way in italy for victims of tuesday's bridge collapse in genoa but some families are blaming the government for the disaster and they're saying they will boycott the ceremony the remains of a family has been found under the rubble bringing the total of dead to more than forty who were killed hundreds of others were injured. imran khan has been sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken him more than two decades. to get to the top spot

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watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories this hour the president of the democratic republic of congo says he will not seek a third term or been long speculation that joseph kabila would attempt to defy term limits and run again the governing coalition says the current interior minister will be their candidate and december elections turkey will keep buying gas from iran for another eighteen years just the latest country to ignore the u.s. sanctions pressure iran's foreign minister has rejected donald trump sanctions push saying washington won't be able to stop this country from exporting oil israeli knesset is holding a special session on the controversial new nation state law the law formally affirms israel's jewish character and makes hebrew the country sole official language language that is established that had previously been shared by arabic and it's provoked widespread protests. malaysia's former prime minister has been back in court facing money laundering charges as a corruption probe intensifies he denies moving millions of dollars into his own personal account it's

rushing al-jazeera let's break out the top stories for you right now pressure is mounting on the leaders and leaders of myanmar after several countries call for its military chiefs to be held accountable for alleged genocide and security council has been debating a report that details mass killings and gang rapes of russia must sees that the u.s. has defended its support for the saudi and roddy coalition fighting in yemen after you and report released on tuesday said all sides in yemen's conflict may have committed war crimes but it blames saudi amrani airstrikes for most of the jets. lawyers representing iran and the u.s. are at the international court of justice for a third day of hearings are tehran is challenging washington's sanctions the us told the top u.n. court on tuesday that it had no jurisdiction to rule on the case. one person has been killed in a curfew has been put in place in southwest appall after violent protests there is anger about police officers handling of a rape and murder investigation involving a teenage girl it's hoped the curfew will prevent further violence t

this is al jazeera let's break up the top stories for you this hour israeli knesset is holding a special session on a controversial new nation state law a law defines israel as a jewish state and makes hebrew its sole official language through community have led large protests in tel aviv turkey has become the latest country to announce it will keep buying natural gas from iran despite the new sanctions imposed by the u.s. iran's foreign minister has rejected the decision by the trump administration and washington won't be able to stop this country from exporting oil and malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has denied three new charges of money laundering he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from estate investment fund which he set out in two thousand and nine has already been charged with abuse of power and criminal breach of trust. zimbabwe's main opposition party says it will challenge the results of last week's presidential election in court lawyers from the m.d.c. alliance say they have what they call a mammoth evidence of electoral fraud the current president emerso

al-jazeera washington. let's go live now talk osp on it alan fischer he's joining us from the counter demonstration in washington d.c. and most if not all of the action actually happening way you've been out. exactly and if you look at the park behind me with the white house just over pennsylvania avenue you can see the most people have no actually gone home the heavy rain that we've seen over the last couple of hours played a part in the there was a thunderstorm but also what played a part was the fact that there were thousands and thousands of anti right wing protesters here gathered in the square to make sure that their voices were heard that the drone doat right the white supremacists would go a permit to protest up till eight o'clock but left after probably no more than a noble joining me know life here is an eye on who is one of the organizers with b. y. p. one hundred and i would you consider this a victory for you the fact that there were so few white supremacists who turned up probably no more than a cou

crazy rich asians will open in theaters worldwide in august and september robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. let's have a look at the top stories here about as there are now tens of thousands of people stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding there the worst monsoon floods in kerala for a century and move on one hundred ninety people have died in just over a week about the rains have also a major roads have been cleared so help can now get through under thomas has more from kara. this is the sort of saying that is being repeated right across. the rays in a river between where i'm standing and as far as you can say that's normally dry land but a river about a claim about why has spilled its banks to such an extent but the water. here it's very very large that's why there is a rope along the right hand side as people walk across with their bags of rocks and with bottles of water there's about five hundred people over there most of them don't want to leave their homes or living on the upper levels but they do need help and this is a scene that's going on the want t

al-jazeera. washington. let'sget more on this knowledge on by brian leslie has a military historian and he's joining us via skype from colorado springs and the u.s. very good to have you with us on alex is there i so how credible and serious as the threat that vice president pence mentioned when he talked about you know growing security threats. you know there are many valid reasons it could be put forth for an independent space force protection of assets protection of satellites . and i think that what we're seeing here is we might be getting just a little bit ahead. right now as it mentioned there the united states air force base and already does a lot of these things the united states strategic command does a lot of these things and so the question is if you create a new space force what is that going to do that is different than what air force base is doing already well this document that the pentagon and that mike pence have released talks about and elite. personnel and elite squad that will be trained to fig

development of new methods of preventing black lung disease in the future diane estabrook al-jazeera chicago. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now don't transform a lawyer has pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws during the two thousand and sixteen election michael cohen says trump directed him to pay money to women the president allegedly had affairs with and of virginia a jury for found former trump campaign manager paul manifold guilty of eight fraud charges both cases of bird from robert miller's investigation into alleged russian interference the u.s. national security adviser says a lot more pressure will be applied to iran over its nuclear plans and syria john bolton has been holding three days of talks in israel he suggested working with russia to get reining in forces out of syria. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen now it's very important we're going to do oth

society regardless of faith wants to hold the church to account for past wrongs need baka al jazeera dublin. let's listen to a minister is under investigation after he refused to let one hundred fifty migrants enter only leading to a ten day standoff albania island and as least catholic church have agreed to take the asylum seekers after mateo selvin have refused to let them disembark a coast guard boat unless other nations pledged to take them salvatore to that he'd be proud of the prosecutor wanted to interrogate or rest him for defending the borders and security of his country. now peru has granted asylum to hundreds of venezuelans despite the introduction of new entry restrictions to stem the flow of migrants as of saturday or new york viable to require to hold passports but the peruvian government has so far been willing to set those new rules aside on humanitarian grounds. reports from the peruvian city of forebears on the northern border with ecuador. hoping to escape the economic hardship gripping the country desperate venice will answer pouring into beatles were through with it whether by

war but i enjoy that they can find out much more about the stories we're following had to al-jazeera dot com. let's take a look back at the main headlines on al-jazeera three people have been killed in confrontations between the military and protest as in zimbabwe's capital. soldiers fired live rounds as opposition demonstrators took to the streets of harare they accuse the government of rigging the country's election as the vote count drags on president emerson mom and dad was spotted looks poised to win a majority of the seats in parliament but the result of the present presidential vote is not yet known. today we saw the deployment of military tanks and firing of live ammunition on civilians for no apparent reason. civilians are allowed to demand the respect of their rights in a lawful manner and any disorder that may be dealt with by the police who are best trained public order. soldiers are trained to kill during war. we have serious limit to wonder what this means are we in a war of civilians the enemy of the state. democratic republic of congo opposition leader and former rebel commander sea

dome home an al-jazeera mexico city. let's take you live to anchor out where the turkish president. is giving a speech at a turkish ambassador is meeting let's listen and he's the. respects. i'm happy too. well coming today listen people silence to this is to miss. place. on the occasion of the tends to shun the best as gatherings. not like to say. well come to all guests here arrive ten diskette ring from abroad. and thank you. in advance hold your contribution to this event. as you know. since the day i took the position of. president bush would. have been involved. but domestically and abroad question i have never been a president that sits. at this position i. try to be walking running suit sweating hard working president and we've heard hard to increase. strides both statistically and. in international relations as well. i have. participated in a hundred and thirteen one hundred and thirteen. trips. carrying out my duties. we've worked out towards improving relations spirit those countries. have not been as strong as one would have preferred and we've. always sixty countries le

center many of whom have been living with uncertainty for a long time dominic cain al-jazeera regan support. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now venezuela's president is accusing colombia and a group of financier's in the u.s. of attempting to assassinate him nicolas maduro is speaking at a military parade in caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he was not hurt but seven national guards were due to address the nation shortly after the attack in notting hill the although i have no doubt that everything pointed to the right to the venezuelan ultra right in alliance with the colombian ultra right and that the name of one manuel santos is behind this attack the druze community in israel as though the huge protest against the controversial nation state law it defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the jews are considered loyal to the state the first time in recent history they have staged a large protest families in gaza have held funerals for two palestinians killed by israeli forces on friday the fifteen year old and twenty five

the government for help and hope that the can get a new start in life power to greece al-jazeera freetown. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in algeria now funerals are being held for some of the fifty three people killed in a saudi u.a.e. strike on thursday which hit a school bus forty of the victims were children the saudi amorality coalition initially said the strikes had conform to international laws and were aimed to thier rebels firing missiles. turkey's interior minister says it will take action against three hundred forty six social media accounts accused of posting about the plunging currency in a negative way the central bank is implementing measures to stabilize the euro it's fallen more than forty five percent this year against the us dollar president the rise of tiber as one says it's a plot against turkey's economy but critics blame his financial policies kenya's top prosecutor has had the heads of the public land and state railway agencies arrested as part of a crackdown on corruption it's related to the three billion dollar nairobi mombasa railway that was inaugur

going it alone that will no longer be the case in al-jazeera washington ok let's go back to that story we tried to bring you just a little bit earlier here on this half hour of al-jazeera will news big protests being planned today will they be big or not impossible to predict of course they are angry over allegations of vote rigging in the recent elections in pakistan which puts him around come in to government come on haida is live for us in islamabad come on what do the protesters hope to achieve today. what they called a grand. have a humiliating defeat and. commission of. a new not far from. where the. political party. rigging india election. across the country. many highways have been blocked leading to traffic. now the. day will bring a large number of. however all weekend. just a few hundred people that have been able to come here although they were. all. over and done with. well what the opposition parties are saying is that they're going to stand their protests not just outside parliament barred in parliament once the old taking ceremony takes place which is expected in about

let's move. to america's secret pipeline to syria on al-jazeera. and again you're watching as you know a reminder of our top stories this hour police in bangladesh have fired tear gas and students on the eighth day of their protests to demand road safety improvements the government's cut internet services to try and quell the growing anger after two students were killed by a speeding bus. on its way as president is accusing neighboring colombia and finances in the u.s. of attempting to assassinate him nicolas maduro wasn't hurt when explosions interrupted a military parade he was viewing in caracas. rest is continuing ethiopian government force. was moved into a rest regional leaders in the somali region in the east of the country federal troops took control of the capital of that region off the being met with resistance by paramilitary forces loyal to the government let's get more on that story now joining us via skype from frankfurt is said dolly lemma she is editor in chief of the standard an online news magazine thanks very much for being with