is whether the arrest in norm's will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al jazeera. now the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has put his armed forces on guard after reports of a potential invasion by the united states last august the u.s. president on the trump asked his foreign policy advisers why he couldn't send forces into venezuela he's branded matilda's government a corrupt leftwing dictatorship during independence day ceremony on weapons day missed them adore his troops to remain vigilant excuse mr trump of having a criminal and supremacist vision in not only only according to a syria fisher donald trump insisted various times during a private meeting with the president of colombia with other allied right wing presidents one by one the canvass them so they would accept his idea of military intervening in venezuela we rejected this we repudiated this at the time and to our national armed forces admirals generals you cannot let your guard down not for one second u.s. immigration officials are using d.n.a. testing to reunites more than three thousand children

number of people dying on the road the eighty kilometer limit will remain in place it's actually butler al-jazeeraput only france or more in everything we're covering right here including all the latest on the mexico election al-jazeera dot com is the address. just a quick recap of the top stories mexicans are voting in an election that could potentially change the country's political landscape the sixty four year old left wing candidate and raise money lopez obrador is the front runner is promising to tackle or he calls mexico's political elite and to crack down on corruption john heilemann has more on the widespread violence in the lead up to the vote. there's been more than one hundred thirty political killings so thaw we're getting almost daily reports even up to election day there were three people killed in the last twenty four hours so what's troika thing this violence especially at local level security experts are telling us that this is a lot due to criminal gangs in mexico the many criminal gangs that are each trying to get control of their little patch of territory and to do that they n

people of all ages now fans say they'll celebrate until a heroes and trophy come home natasha butler al-jazeera paris. well for croatia despite the heartbreak it's been nothing short of a historic world cup run it is the first time the country of just four million people has ever reached the finals and thousands of creations gathered in the capital zagreb smain square to watch the match there were tears after the team's loss to france it's only defeat in the tournament but there were also celebrations as many were happy that the team reached this far. a new look malaysian government is getting ready to officially begin work in kuala lumpur after the sixty one year over would have the same political goal was brought to an end and may elections prime minister mahathir mohamad and nineteen new members of parliament have been sworn in they've switched parties to lead the campaign against najib but also because now facing corruption charges over the disappearance of billions of dollars from a national development fund florence louis has been following the developments in kuala lumpur. the first sess

of made it this far there's no doubt though that if it tree remains the ultimate goal natasha butler al-jazeera paris. only news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com. for a tough a quick check of the headlines here eritrea's president stuff working is making a landmark visit to neighboring ethiopia is the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the longtime rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact to normalize ties ending a twenty year military standoff. attackers in somalia have detonated two car bombs near the presidential palace in the capital mogadishu witnesses say they heard gunfire blast and saw a large plume of smoke rising in the area police say the devices were detonated after a gunfight between them and armed men comes just a week after the attack on the interior ministry compound in the city killed at least nine people. more protests are planned against u.s. president donald trump in scotland where he's on the final leg of his u.k. visit tens of thousands of people turned out in cities across t

of made it this far there's no doubt though that if it tree remains the ultimate goal natasha butler al-jazeera power. it is good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha the top stories in al-jazeera israel says that it's conducting the largest daylight attack on hamas since the gaza war in twenty fourteen israeli jets were seen targeting several neighborhoods in the gaza strip and smoke could be seen rising above gaza city the military says that it struck dozens of hamas targets for its part hamas fired more than seventy rockets at southern israel overnight israel's iron dome system intercepted some of them one exploded near an israeli border community there were no reports of injuries hamas says the attack was meant to stop israeli escalation but it's fair to reports now from gaza but we've heard just the last few minutes that a house was hit in one of those israeli strikes in cardenas and south of gaza strip and that belonged to a commander of the could spread gate what is important there are two injuries from that house being hit what is important to look at from these a

is whether the arrest in norm's will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al jazeera. versus ruling conservative party will meet on friday to discuss internal differences over rex it and britain's future trading relationship with the e.u. one of their disagreements and volves the face of the land border between northern ireland and the republic fears the return of checkpoints and close roads which would be disastrous for its economy lois lane reports from the town of dundalk. who could imagine that the future of the economy of the british isles could rest on what to do with road junctions but the places like this where trucks with u.k. northern irish and southern irish markings all rumble by it is was everything has come down to. for the european union sorting out what to do with the irish border is now b. single most important issue in trying to break the deadlock with the u.k. over breakfast and yet for so-called hard brick sitters the border transports economics are almost dismissed as an irritating thing fail another powerfully flippant british attitude is in cent

is whether the arrest in norm's will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al jazeera. australia's climate council says time's running out to save the great barrier reef and global warming is the main culprits its latest report says carol bleaching could happen every two years by twenty thirty four year to rising sea temperatures the council says bleaching will continuously set back recovery of the coral that makes up the reef global warming has led to more frequent and longer heat waves in the world's oceans ecologists have noticed a drop in the diversity of fish species they say damage to their grief may be irreversible or not in rice from the climate council's very worried about the really. when we look back in one nine hundred eighty s. we turned coral bleaching it create twenty years because of a change in climate an intensification of climate change warming at sea surface temperatures we're seeing that return every six years now so with the great barrier reef. future unless we urgently in deep rooted use a greenhouse gas pollution levels we could actually see it

whether the arrest in new orleans will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al-jazeera. now there's been a show of force from the venezuelan president after reports of a potential invasion by the united states the military mountain dependence day celebrations with a parade in the capital caracas nicolas maduro troops to be vigilant after reports the us president asked his foreign policy advisers in august why he couldn't send forces into venezuela donald trump has branded matilda's government a corrupt left wing dictatorship will not get a feeling you're not of a multi dimensional aggression has been launched against the people of venezuela but the people of venezuela do not give in the people of venezuela do not surrender the people of venezuela do not give their freedom the people of venezuela are fighting with their love with their smile with their living hope let no one be confused the people have their hope and their rebellion is more alive than ever in the battle that is taking place against the economic criminal war of all of archy and of a period. political cand

of made it this far there's no doubt though that if it tree remains the ultimate goal natasha butler al-jazeera past. a melting iceberg in greenland is causing fears of a tsunami several residents near the danger zone in the village of in a suit have been moved to higher ground the government and the police have been put on high alert as it's thought the melting iceberg could swamp the entire settlement the remote village on the western coast of greenland is home to about one hundred seventy people. this is al jazeera these are the headlines so far today the israeli military says it's bombed another site in gaza after a rocket attack from the palestinian territory this comes after hamas said a ceasefire had been agreed early on saturday israel carried out dozens of air strikes in gaza in a major escalation of action it says it was in response to border violence and rocket fire haiti's prime minister jackie lafont on has resigned after days of violent protests they were triggered by plans to raise fuel prices by fifty percent which the government abandoned at least seven people have been killed

whether the arrest in new orleans will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al-jazeera. the former leader of a doomsday cult that carried out a sarin gas attack in japan in one thousand nine hundred five has been executed shoka was the first to be hanged for the tokyo subway attack japanese media say six of his followers have also been executed thirteen people were killed and more than six thousand injured when cult members released the gas in five coordinated attacks on the city's metro let's cross live now to al jazeera safadi salim in tokyo is outside one of the metro stations where the gas attack took place in one thousand nine hundred five forty so what's been the reaction in japan following the news of the executions of this cult leader and his followers. i don't. actually there were mixed reactions. people they were shocked to hear this news because this sentence against. so far side. followers also another seven that also awaiting this sentence so all this. sentence was there since two thousand and four and many people were waiting when the sentence would be exe

checks on egyptian arms exports who face being complicit in some of the regime's abuses natasha butler al jazeera paris. well you know. there are some other like. al-jazeera. where every year. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave it would just be on when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and live news on al-jazeera i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism. and. one of the biggest problems facing our oceans and the loss of seagrass that is what's a cure for roughly fifty percent of the oceans. total carbon storage perhaps or they hoped wifeless much carbon dioxide as rain forest and they're also russian marine habitats for many endangered ocean species. but here on elkhorn slew in central california the tide could be turning for sea grass thanks to some unexpected allies. oh yeah i mean there. this nine hundred hector asked you where it is where rivers throughout this region meet the pacific ocean this is

is whether the arrest in norm's will spread to the capital and to other cities it's actually butler al jazeera. one of the divers helping with the cave rescue of the junior thai football team has died before my time navy seal lost consciousness on his way out of the cave where he had been delivering oxygen tanks to the twelve boys and their coach rescuers have been in a race against time to extract the team monsoon rains are forecast over the next few days scott heibel reports from the rescue site in chiang rai. so mancow don was a retired navy seal diver who was brought back to help with the operation to rescue the stranded football team and their coach he was part of the seal team with the british divers who found the boys' early friday morning he was ferrying air tanks deep in the cave he passed out under water a fellow diver pulled him out and attempted to resuscitate him he died from lack of oxygen his death underlines just how risky the conditions are it takes six hours to reach the boys and their coach and involves a series of complicated dives the effort to find another way to get them