want asean to speak on his behalf when it speaks to the eu or to the us. there, it wouldn't want to be down by some asean decisions but malcolm turnbull is very much a fan for working with these countries in an age where we are seeing a nationstate, he believes in multilateralism and believes in multilateralism and believes multicountry is have benefits. amnesty international held a protest about the presence of aung san suu kyi and the treatment of rohingyas and the canadian leader said he would eat any protesters. —— cambodian. there have been protests against those leaders, no fisticuffs so against those leaders, no fisticuffs so faron against those leaders, no fisticuffs so far on the street. cambodian ex pats so far on the street. cambodian expats have demonstrated but no retaliation as problems. in terms of aung san suu kyi, her presence here is controversial and expectedly the plight of the rohingyas was raised on the stage by the malaysia prime minister. that is unexpected because it is sort of an unwritten rule in a asean that you don't meddle in

she is here at asean.p that process, and her culpability for the rohingya's suffering. australia's prime minister, malcolm turnbull, has said he will discuss human rights with asean leaders, but he will do it as part of direct bilateral talks, not as part of the summit, because essentially that would break the protocol of not interfering in domestic matters. three african countries that are home to the majority of the continent's elephants have signed a petition asking britain and the rest of the eu to ban the legal trade in antique ivory. at a wildlife summit in botswana, the country's president said a complete trade ban would help protect the remaining elephants. 0ur africa correspondent alastair leithead reports from botswa na. botswana is the last sanctuary for africa's elephants. half of the animals left on the continent live here and on its borders. but conservationists say the continuing trade in tusks, be it legal or illegal, to feed the market for ivory in china means the elephants are still serio

want asean to speak on his behalf when it speaks to the eu or to the us.asean decisions, but malcolm turnbull is very much a fan of working with these countries in an age where we are seeing a nationstates, he believes in multilateralism and a group of courties has a power and is benefit to work with them. severe weather across the uk has brought with it some extremely high tides — and in norfolk, that's left some cliff top homes in danger of collapsing into the sea. emergency services have been asking residents in the town of hemsby to leave. robbie west reports. knowing the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. when stephen chadwick woke up, is garden was all but gone. bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views and now the sea has taken it away. woke up this morning, had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt, it was like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. terrible shock, watching people taking my house apart. i don't think i'll be here tomorrow. five years ago, free homes were washed away, following a storm su

i think australia will abide by that in the asean summit. with us on bbc news — still to come... 0ne one dozen people are injured after a ski lift malfunctions and moves into reverse at a resort in the mountains of georgia. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, fainting, headaches and the dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. it was an international trophy and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the british foreign secretary accuses president putin of being behind the nerve—agent attack on sergei skripal and his daughter. the kremlin calls the comments shocking and unforgivable. aid agencies say over 50,000 people have fled afr

a special asean summit is being hosted by astra earlier.unterterrorism laws and share intelligence. —— australia. security at the top of the agenda, what exactly are the leaders hoping to get out of all this? asean is all about corporation, they don't really talk about domestic problems in each other‘s countries. there is a case to be made that the threat from carrot in the region is evolving, as resort in the philippines last year, groups affiliating themselves to the so—called islamic state show that there is potentially a resurgence of extremist violence in the region. the idea is to harmonise the laws so that people will work together, it is possible to possibly extradite suspects from one country to another and also share intelligence of nearly to prevent attacks. to some extent that is where australia has an interest in this. we have seen plots halted in astra earlier thanks to intelligence from abroad so it may not be a member of asean but it has a vested interest in making sure the counterterrorism works. he said that countries tend

well, i guess asean is all about cooperation.amic state shows there is a resurgence of extremist violence in the region. so the idea is, as you said, to harmonise the laws so that people will work together. it is possible to extradite suspects from one country to another, and also ultimately to prevent attacks, i think to some extent that is where australia has an interest in this. we have seen plots halted here in australia thanks to intelligence from abroad, so it may not be a member of asean, but it has a vested interest in making sure that the counterterror measures in the asean nations work. you said interestingly there that countries tend not to get involved in each other‘s domestic affairs. not quite possible, though, of course. demonstrations they way you are. yes, although the demonstrators have been kept well away from the leaders. primarily the demonstrations have been around the human rights records of two countries, first of all cambodia, whose prime minister has been in power for over 30 years, and whose prime minis

malcolm turnbull is not a member of asean but he was abiding by the protocol to not meddle in another not to openly criticise them. he had to choose his words carefully at the end of the summit yesterday, talking about the humanitarian disaster facing the hundreds of thousands of rohingya people who are currently in bangladesh. according to the united nations, they are the victims of ethnic cleansing. today's talks do not take place in asean therefore he does have a little more room to manoeuvre and be a little more direct as he speaks to aung san suu kyi. she was given a ceremonial welcome but i don't think we will see him directly criticise her all the myanmar military government. however he will impress on her, i'm sure, that the world is waiting to see action from myanmar and responsibility because so far it has refused to accept that the state has been part of the persecution of these hundreds of thousands of people. and a group of australian lawyers has sought to prosecute aung san suu kyi? yes. this was an attempt by a group of lawyers when she arrived in australia to put her t

a special summit hosted by australia which is not part of asean.the nations of south east asia. this is one reason why did it the siege in the philippine city of marawi last year expose the resurgent threat of extremist violence in the region. some groups aligned themselves with the so—called islamic state. the aim is for countries to harmonise their laws on counterterrorism and shared intelligence. nations are focused on countering the ongoing threat of domestic terrorism. it would be a mistake to approach the problem from a purely national perspective. terrorism and violent extremism transcend national borders. countering the threat requires a united and cohesive regional lesser. but some are angry that the human rights records of asean members are not on the agenda. protest in sydney have focused on cambodian prime minister hun sen who has held a tight grip on powerfor minister hun sen who has held a tight grip on power for over 30 yea rs. tight grip on power for over 30 years. the campaigners also want the plight of hundreds of thousands of inj

asean countries are nothing like as in twined politically or economically as countries in for example the european union but having a regional group in asia which excludes china is useful to australia hosting a summit is a sign of australia's commitment to it the benefit i think is establishing these relationships so that if there is a crisis probably one that will be that it will involve china in the future yes trying different has these relationships and he is able to call on them and rely on them the summit of asean leaders is being kept low key in part because it's controversial those attending include myanmar's on sunday despite her government's treatment of the ranger the military leader of thailand will be coming to even though elections that were recently delayed again. in sochi is malaysia's prime minister despite many saying he's corrupt the only as yet leader choosing not to come as the philippines roderigo to tatay even cambodia's prime minister hun sen is being welcomed by australia's government despite his crackdown on opposition figures and human rights activists at hom

leader aung san suu kyi will deliver a highly anticipated speech following her involvement in the asean summit at the weekend. whale sharks are the world's largest fish. they're endangered, and used to be severely hunted off the coast of west india. the practice is now banned, and fishermen are even encouraged to rescue and release whale sharks that get tangled up in their nets. interesting. let's look at what you have been talking to us about the story we have been talking about, facebook, and the use of our data. we will discuss the allegations later. we have the question, are you concerned by the way that kate jones use your data? jerome says people

being sort of viewed credibly, and i think it was really inspiring to hear other stories from the aseano do more, notjust as a country but as a region, so it was an incredibly inspiring sessions. but as a region, so it was an incredibly inspiring session. it must be amazing to have president obama listening to you, your opinions. yeah, it was really surreal but he was so... i would say like human and very kind ofjust normal, and we were kind of starstruck in the beginning but overall, it was an incredible experience to share our thoughts, yeah. tell us exactly what you do, before we let you go. yeah, definitely. i am currently the chief strategy officerfor a corporation and our mission is to improve education, quality and equity. we support social enterprises, start—ups, in order to use technology in order to enhance the school's, student's and teachers‘s experiences of the classroom. and what kind of support you hope to get from obama foundation? yes, so we were very honest about, i think some support very clearly about making us sort of credible in our work, highlighting case studies,

crime and tackling money laundering and what it calls terrorism at the heart of the agenda for the asean special summit australia itself isn't in as again as its acronym suggests its ten members are all in southeast asia australia though is to fast south and east to be a member but australia has important trade and security relationships with asean countries and wants to tighten connections with a group it sees as valuable to regional security. as he is uniquely placed to continue to promote international rules based order within our region. as he and countries are nothing like as in twined politically or economically as countries in for example the european union but having a regional group in asia which excludes china is useful to australia hosting a summit is a sign of australia's commitment to it the benefit i think is establishing these relationships so that if there is a crisis probably one that will be that it will involve china in the future yes trying different has these relationships and it is able to call on them and why on them the summits of asean leaders is being kept low k

crime and tackling money laundering and what it calls terrorism at the heart of the agenda for the asean special summit australia itself isn't in as again as its acronym suggests its ten members are all in southeast asia australia though is too far south and east to be a member but australia has important trade and security relationships with asean countries and wants to tighten connections with a group it sees as valuable to regional security. as he is uniquely placed to continue to promote international order within our region. as he and countries are nothing like as in twined politically or economically as countries in for example the european union but having a regional group in asia which excludes china is useful to australia hosting a summit is a sign of australia's commitment to it the benefit i think is establishing these relationships so that if there is a crisis probably one that will be that it will involve china in the future yes trying different has these relationships and it is able to call on them and rely on them the summit of asean leaders is being kept low key in part b

is looking into the asean. china launched its belt and road initiative also known as the new silk road five years ago the nine hundred billion dollar trade infrastructure project involves sixty nine countries together home to two thirds of the world's population. it consists of two major trade routes the land based silk road economic belt which winds its way from china through central asia the middle east and on to europe and the maritime silk road which creates a ceiling connecting southern china southeast asia india east africa and also europe. industry representatives. say the project off has enormous potential for german companies which can deploy the necessary resources. if it involves developing physical infrastructure especially in central asian countries which aren't as well linked or developed that's clearly something which well known and large german infrastructure developers. are very much at home with. but there could also be plenty of orders for small and medium sized enterprises they can supply sp

she is on a three day visit to australia where she's attending the asean summit it's her first appearance on the international stage since the real hinge a crisis prime minister malcolm turnbull said at a closed door session of south east asian leaders. appealed for help to end the crisis. israeli authorities say a palestinian has been shot dead after he stabbed an israeli security guard in jerusalem's old city the god later died of his injuries tensions have been high since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as israel's capital in december. germany's new interior minister says he wants to increase checks on the country's borders and till the e.u. secures its external front tear germany resumed some border controls after the twenty fifteen migration crisis observers calls the office tough line of migration a bid to draw voters away from the far right alternative for germany party ankara backed forces have taken control of the north and syrian town of freeing the town has been the target of turkey's two month offensive against a syrian kurdish militia it views as terrorists its capture marks a

that could be a problem for the asean. the investment part of this issue would not affect asean.ize the u.s. over abandoning its leadership or position in this part of the world. here been an effort to try to establish a role for the united states after that withdrawal from tpp? michael: no, i don't think so. there have been a lot of complaints about china for a long time. this may not be exactly the best way to go about addressing them, but they need to be addressed strongly. i have seen complications prior to this listing. no, i do not think this is trying to reassert leadership. leaving tpp was a mistake, but it is what it is, and we have to deal with the reality we have. rishaad: thank you so much, former u.s. ambassador. this tradee on dispute, trade war, even. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am paul allen with the first word headlines. president has taken his boldest step yet to level the economic field with china, ordering sweeping tariffs, escalating tensions between the world's two biggest countries. targetsduced a list of for the next two weeks. saying itted swiftly, is imposing

asean summit has agreed to get north korea to those -- its nuclear program immediately.eat to the region and called for complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. they agree to two free open markets, vowing against protectionism. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ramy inocencio. this is bloomberg. ♪ haid. haidi: more turmoil in washington with the treasuries undersecretary for the fed saying he misspoke when he said economic dialogues with china are over. >> the administration was disappointed with the results, and because there wasn't a path orientation.it i have discontinued the comprehensive economic dialogue. , they areever backtracking. let's get the latest from the international editor who is in buenos aires at the head of the g20 talks. the financial bankers, let's talk about what is going on. >> no question, the u.s. is on the spot, the trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs are not popular area treasury secretary steve mnuchin arriving to

absolutely we need to look outside of the philippines, and we have a certain affinity and understanding for aseana. that is probably where we would look first. haslinda: are you preparing the next generation? chris: absolutely. i am in my mid-40's. so this cohort -- 2g, or second-generation, we are in our 40's. our next generation, we are -- the eldest would be 26, and the youngest would be about to be born, actually. and i think i would be -- myself and my siblings would still be very active with the businesses for at least another 15 years, maybe longer, so, at this point in time, we would want to be able to recruit some of that next generation. there are 12 in 3g, third generation, and we would hope to be able to recruit maybe a handful to be involved as responsible owners. they may not necessarily have to be in management, but they need to understand the business, the culture, the dna of the company. haslinda: the po family is known to be very low key. is that intentional? is that part of the company, and the family's, dna? chris: we follow our father's lead. he is a very low-key person. and

leader aung san suu kyi will deliver a highly anticipated speech following her involvement in the asean to be severely hunted off the coast of west india. the practice is now banned, and fishermen are even encouraged to rescue and release whale sharks that get tangled up in their nets. interesting. let's look at what you have been talking to us about the story we have been talking about, facebook, and the use of our data. we will discuss the allegations later. we have the question, are you concerned by the way that kate jones use your data? jerome says people need to treat social media, e—mails, and things online like a stranger in and things online like a stranger in an alley. it is a choice how you wa nt to an alley. it is a choice how you want to take care of your data. and paul says you can't forget the basic lessons to do with stranger danger. andi in the netherlands said facebook has got out of hands. it has to be regulated. —— andy. we will discuss this in more detail with other stories in a few minutes. hello there. the cold snap is easing, but we will see some disruption during

how many among people for that goal for our own asean communication it is that's important. we don't even communicate with our parents we play with their families and say hi and bye and that is it and it's not without its own. you in the amount of it and rahman of his founded their organization in two thousand and four. today the two men share a bond of deep trust. used to be a radical religious nationalist but a man of its managed to change his colleague's outlook. are. cool first i thought you were an absolute idiot. only on the boat on the we talked a lot. we used to have discussions about how the various groups could get along. little by little who knows how we might have ended up other voices give you. both men are cautious in their public statements they've often been threatened by extremists. one of their new projects has been set up just outside the town they call it the peace farm it brings together local youngsters who grow organic produce here. today and one of each has brought along his daughter he hopes that her future will be free of violence and extremism. the

there is concern in the asian pacific that the us is stepping back its engagement with the region and asean, southeast asian's regional trade bloc. - i had an opportunity to go to a regional security conference in singapore and was struck at how many of our longstanding vital allies in the asia pacific are gravely concerned about what they see as a withdrawal of american investment and american primacy in the asia pacific. - in an ideal world, we would be moving more of our resources and our attention away from the middle east and in the direction of the pacific for these long term inexorable trends that we see. - and the reason is pretty simple. southeast asia is the most youthful and dynamic part of a hugely strong economic corner of the earth. - [narrator] it is unclear how an america first approach will impact the market for us goods and services in southeast asia. - we have about 5% of the world's people who live in the united states. there's only so much we can make here and sell to each other. for our own growth, we've got to figure out ways to sell to the other 95% of the people in

australia is holding the association of southeast asian nations, the so—called asean summit, in sydneyime minister malcolm turnbull will host regional leaders, including the controversial cambodian prime minister hoon sen and myanmar‘s aung san suu kyi. rights groups are urging australia to raise issues of human rights abuses, notjust focus on trade and counter—terrorism. jawat kabir is from the burmese rohingya community in australia. he says he plans to join demonstrations against aung san suu kyi. i asked him what he hoped to achieve. we are hoping australia... we are hoping australia will negotiate disagreement with her actions, and disagreement does not mean disengagement. australia can still disengage. but her action, silence, the ignorance, australia can focus on this. how desperate in your view is the situation of the rohingya minority? do you still have friends and relatives trying to flee the violence? umm, the members, the community members, they're stuck. they‘ re not peacefully living in the state. they're still desperate to cross the border because they do not feel

the issue was raised at this weekend's asean summit in sydney, but the prime minister, malcolm turnbullticise myanmar. three people have been killed and at least 23 were injured after a fire broke out at a hotel in manila, in the philippines. the blaze raged for over nine hours before it was brought under control. 300 guests were evacuated. the cause of the fire is not yet known. syria's president, bashar al—assad, has visited soldiers in eastern ghouta, an area his forces have been trying to retake from the rebels. these images published on a syrian presidency facebook page show him surrounded by troops. a monitoring group has confirmed that government forces and their allies now control some 80% of eastern ghouta. thousands more civilians fled on sunday, but a pro—rebel website says there has been relative calm for the first time in a month. the turkish president says the northern syrian city of afrin is now under turkish control after its troops, backed by syrian allies, entered the city centre. turkey has been engaged in a two—month battle with kurdish fighters over the city in nort

australia is holding the association of southeast asian nations, the so—called asean summit in sydneyster malcolm turnbull will host regional leaders, including the controversial cambodian prime minister hun sen and myanmar‘s aung san suu kyi. rights groups are urging australia to raise issues of human rights abuses, notjust focus on trade and counter—terrorism. jawat kabir is from the burmese rohingya community in australia. hejoins us live he joins us live now. thank you so much forjoining us this morning, you arejoining the much forjoining us this morning, you are joining the demonstrations later, tell us what you are hoping to achieve. thank you for having me. we are hoping it is going to be a very big events, we are hoping australia... we are hoping australia will negotiate disagreement with her actions, and disagreement does not mean disengagement. the action, silence, the ignorance, australia can act on this. how desperate in your view is the situation of the kingdom minority? do you still have friends and relatives trying to flee the violence? the members, the community member

asian leaders are meeting in sydney on the final day of the two day summit of the ten country group aseanrove economic and security ties and deal with regional issues like north korea. there have been protests against hun sen of cambodia and myanmar‘s aung san suu kyi. a new campaign to clean up mount everest has started, with 1,200kgs of waste taken to the nepalese capital kathmandu. the aim is to airlift 100 tons of waste from the world's highest mountain and the surrounding region, which was visited by more than 100,000 people last year. a private airline said it would continue to transport mostly recyclable waste like bottles, adventure gear and metal throughout the year. alan hinkes has been to everest on multiple expeditions. he explained how litter can be quite a problem. there is quite a lot of rubbish on the way up to base camp, not vast amounts, but there is some. the nepalese and sherpas are very environmentally aware, so they clean it up. unfortunately there hasn't been a proper disposal system there like we have in first or countries, so they are getting to grips with it now.

been filed in australia against me and as leader and sun suit she's in sydney as part of a special asean summit of southeast asian leaders lawyers are attempting to prosecute charges of crimes against humanity in relation to the treatment of me and ring. dozens of people have been killed in separate air strikes in syria in rebel held eastern good term market was hit leaving more than seventy people dead and activists say fifteen others died when turkish forces bombed the only functioning hospital in kurdish controlled a frame so that because former president jacob zuma is facing prosecution for corruption the charges against him include fraud racketeering and money laundering over a two point five billion dollar arms deal signed in the one nine hundred ninety s. denies any wrongdoing. brazil over the death of a popular politician has been a second night of protests in rio de janeiro. city council mario franco was shot on wednesday in what has been called an assassination. those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness nowhere to hide. in the chain. of. command in

i'm the regional managing partner of a corporate law firm based in asean.ession, especially in senior partnership positions, has grown. i am from a small town in malaysia. i was not in the best classes, i am not the typical nerd type student at school but with tenacity, with hardship, you want to come back and make your parents proud. whenever i get the chance iwill run, you know, sign up for half marathons, for full marathons. the other thing i'm passionate about is singing. i do have a jazz quartet and i enjoy that very much. now, there's a new trend trying to find its mark in washington and in other cities across the us. axe—throwing is catching on among those who are looking for a new hobby — and who might find bowling or pool a bit too tame. our correspondent jane o'brien went to have a throw or two. you have had a bad day at work or maybe you have fallen out with your partner or perhaps you burnt the cakes — i don't know — but what better way ease the tension and get rid of some of that pent—up aggression than lob an axe at the wall. it's not like the

she's in sydney as part of a special asean summit of southeast asian leaders lawyers are attempting to prosecute her on charges of crimes against humanity in relation to the treatment of me and. those are the headlines talked to al-jazeera is up this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. the. political position in the mediterranean but it's been a big dispute. the republic of cyprus is controlled by greek cypriots and is recognized by the international community in fact it became a member of the european union in two thousand and four the northern part of the island is ruled by the government of the self declared north in cyprus. it's recognized by turkey and guarded by its armed forces. the conflict has gone through many ups and downs but things escalated recently when the turkish navy blocked access to an italian drill ship in february the vessel was part of efforts to explore recently discovered gas fields on the

a summit like this police are not allowing protests right outside the convention center where the asean talks are happening but these protesters did get close as young ladies will be out of here these protests where they're meeting but it's unlikely they'll be talking about them too much but then the focus is on trade and security. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull says he'll raise the range of prices with aung san suu kyi but his main focus on saturday was combating terrorism and how to pursue free trade opportunities in the face of protectionism together we can seize those opportunities but to do so governments and businesses must remain committed to the rules based order be fierce advocates and persuasive advocates above all for free and open trade the as the end summit runs on both saturday and sunday the protests are expected to as well andrew thomas al jazeera sydney. or than thirty african leaders have signed a petition named to protect the elephants from poaching the president of kenya uganda and botswana a leading the call for the european union to ban the sale of ivo

southeast asian nations gathered at the asean summit in sydney saying that north korea's nuclear and missile development is a threat to the region and a statement the group called on pyongyang to comply with its international obligations australia is hosting the two day summit for the first time despite not being part of the ten nation bloc that's looking to strengthen political and trade ties in the region amid china's rising influence with the joint commitment to respond strongly and resolutely in the face of the grave concerns we share about north korea's reckless and illegal nuclear missile programs while staying in asia one of the world's fastest growing cities is running out of water bangalore is a hub of technology but it's going dry as a result of growth neglect and unpredictable rainfall katty lopez hartigan possible . bangalore is the epi center of india's high tech industry it's even nicknamed silicon valley despite all its advances in cutting edge technology it's facing a major problem water or rather the lack of it in that if you tell a big bang a little bit of what this

the special meeting of southeast asian leaders in australia of the asean summit in sydney is focusing on strengthening security and trade in the pacific region the protests against some of the leaders and human rights abuses in their countries the cambodian community is angry at the attendance of prime minister hun sen choosing him of overseeing human rights abuses minerals and sun suchi is also at the summit under chavez is the incident. this protest of about six hundred people is taking place just near where the afghan leaders are meeting both him say that leaders from their respective countries mostly cambodia vietnam shouldn't be here on sun suchi of course being held responsible and their eyes full the atrocities against the revenge and in parallel to their protests a legal case is now on the way he writes lawyers including allison baths and have launched an application in a melbourne colt for crimes against humanity against him is this really going to go anywhere yes we believe it will. be evidence is overwhelming about what is happening in ring states and against the working gu

it is the largest market in asean. we have two businesses there. where they stake in a partner.ked about the fact that it is more efficient to have one thing to focus on your they had some challenges in 2016. they just announced their 2017 results and they are recovering your our focus has been focusing on helping them recover. we want to move to one presence but we are not in a hurry. haslinda: how strongly can they recover? is it sustainable? anna: they're making good progress. there are investing and digitizing and growing nicely in the business. we're going to help them do that. haslinda: what do you view is the biggest risk for the market you are in, southeast asia and india as well. anna: the thing about standard chartered, we are in 60 countries. these are the most dynamic growth markets in the world. they come with a fair degree of volatility. the first question is a tough one. you can look across all these places and see a risk. global, were a major, doctoral long-term collapse. that would be that for us. we do not see that happening. markets, wehese have a long-term vi

in sydney protesters did it anyway the fact that there were protests here is a great sign a lot of asean countries when they hold these summits they're not progress or they're at such a far distance from the summit site they can't possibly have an impact it's forecast to cool down in sydney on monday by then most as the end leaders will be home after thomas al-jazeera sydney capetonians it may be false or turn off their taps in july because of an unprecedented drought in south africa now if it happens came time will become the first major city in the world to run out of water from weather for what is the first in our first series on water and how conflict drought and mismanagement as well as pollution are affecting availability. cape town's water is running out. this has become a common sight city or thought he said people should use no more than fifty liters of tap water per person per day so some line up at this communal spring collect some extra and take it home it's really very difficult given for some of us a beautiful gardens everything is dying we just did not wash our cars so it'

document here then that will be a softer statement with regard to say of the philippines as the only asean leader not here is that significant in the context of what you've just been saying because he is seen as the bit closer to china about some of the other countries and it's a real mystery why they did not decided not to show up in sydney he was expected to come up until about a week ago but decided to stay behind and attend a military graduation ceremony not something that seemed to be terribly pressing his foreign minister is here and they've been apparently fairly pug nations and some of the senior officials meetings where they've been crafting that statement so it's not a sign that philippines has a result in any way or step back from its positions in aussie on but it does perhaps indicate that the target is a little bit less keen on australia than he is on some of audience other dialogue partners aaron connelly from the lowest to thank you very much well the other story of this weekend has been the protests that have been going on outside the conference venue members of the writing

in sydney protesters did it anyway the fact that there were protests here is a great sign a lot of asean countries when they hold these summits they're not progress or they're at such a far distance from the summit site they can't possibly have an impact it's forecast to cool down in sydney on monday by then most as the end leaders will be home after thomas al-jazeera sydney. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at the investigation into links between russia and his twenty sixteen election campaign and for the first time on twitter he's actually used the name of the man who is leading the investigation it was all part of a political storm surrounding the firing of the f.b.i. his former deputy director president trump tweeted the mole a probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime he went on it was based on fraudulent activities and a fake dossier paid for by crooked hillary in the d.n.c. and improperly used by in fisa court for surveillance of my campaign which i want a report comes from chris and salumi former deputy f.b.i. director an

in sydney protesters did it anyway the fact that there were protests here is a great sign a lot of asean countries when they hold these summits they're not progress or they're at such a far distance from the summit site that it can't possibly have an impact it's forecast to cool down in sydney on monday by then most as the end leaders will be home after thomas al-jazeera sydney. and australia's foreign minister says white south african farmers will not be given special visa privileges julie bishop denied there were plans to give them priority over other humanitarian visa applicants it comes after comments by another australian minister caused a diplomatic route last week peter dutton suggested south african white farmers should be given preferential visa treatment to escape what he called persecution at home south africa's government denied any danger existed and demanded an explanation new video has emerged of the moment a newly built gesture in bridge collapsed in miami killing six people these dash cam pictures taken on the road at florida international university in miami show how in

a summit like this police are not allowing protests right outside the convention center where the asean talks are happening but these protesters did get close yes young ladies will be able to hear these protests where they're meeting but it's unlikely they'll be talking about them too much but then the focus is on trade and security. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull says he'll raise the range of crisis with aung san suu kyi but his main focus on saturday was combating terrorism and how to pursue free trade opportunities in the face of protectionism together we can seize those opportunities but to do so governments and business must remain committed to the rules by stuart and big beefy as advocates and persuasive advocates above all for free and open trite the as in some it runs on both saturday and sunday the protests are expected to as well andrew thomas al-jazeera sydney. still to come here on the news hour on the sports news with son a thirty year wait is over for iraq's football fans will have that story when we come back. education is struggling to keep pace often failin