the christchurch call that jacinto ardern launched after the christchurch shootings, which the christchurchich the americans said we like, but we're not going to participate, it will be interesting to see whether they change their tune in the light of al passlow in particular —— tasende are doing. what is the most effective way of tackling it? there is an interesting balance. the fbi have been talking to facebook and the like about whether or not there isa the like about whether or not there is a way of predicting that someone is a way of predicting that someone is going to go on a mass murder rampage based on social media postings. that is quite interesting. it sounds a bit like debbie minority report. it is difficult because how do you determine whether somebody is sounding off or about to do something quite distressing? that is an incredibly difficult line to trade. it is counterbalanced with the white house and the us approach to freedom of speech. the two things are in complete conflict with each other. yes, you can say that lots of people sound off on messaging boards oi’ people sound

i was there when the christchurch massacre happened. something that was different there, being in new zealand with that video versus how we respond to things like in america. so in new zealand, immediately, everybody, whether you are a citizen or government official, everybody made an all-out effort to get rid of the video. whether it was on facebook, i remember somebody sent it to me and i immediately got rid of it. one thing that was different there was the threat of prosecution. new zealand actually did prosecute people over that. i'm wondering what are your thoughts about that here in america? what is so different about here that we don't jump to that call like new zealanders did? >> my understanding of it, and i think eric will back this up, my understanding is our laws, the u.s. laws supersede anything because it is an american company, our laws are in -- are the laws of the international community. so because they wanted it taken down, doesn't mean google had to do it, because they're going by our laws instead of theirs. it is a

let's talk about that christchurch attack.hs ago the trump administration refused to sign what became known as the christchurch call, a push by the new zealand and french governments for a coordinated, cross— national approach when it comes to tackling the use of social media in extremist attacks. so, the issue wasn't worthy of attention for attention for the trump administration then, but it was after texas? yeah, so, the trump administration regards the technology industry right now is one of its that silicon valley, google, facebook, it thinks those guys are full of liberals who hate trump, so they are pretty happy right now to be staging a conference which makes them look like the bad guys are. donald trump has attacked a social media in the past as you say for saying that they censor more conservative views, but it is a bit rich, for him to call this administration in, and call for this summitand then administration in, and call for this summit and then not attend it himself? right, trump, by the way, has produced no evid

not unlike christchurch, is unique in that it's there. is there in perpetuity. so that's not, keeping that up, that video is not going to preserve her legacy. >> thanks for being late, my name is perry and i run cyber safety charities. and several of us were around in the olden days, how can we help? >> at this point, once jeff and his compatriots craft some legislation, call your, just like with anything else. just like with the gun issue area and call your congressman. call your legislators and help get this past. thank you. >> that leads to a follow-up question i'd like to ask. you talk about the work with senator hirono's office, some of the conversations you had with tech company executives. what are your next steps? are you looking to broaden the coalition like the sex trafficking advocates did successfully a couple years ago -mark. >> i'm going to lean on jeff and derek. i'm going to keep doing this. and i'm going to rely heavily on my friends in congress to craft this legislation and once we get it up and running, and i told them i'll be roaming the hall

the posting spoke of aanic invasion" of the u.s., and expressed support for the gunman in christchurch, new zealand, who killed 51 people in march. el paso sits right on the u.s. border with mexico. a majority of its nearly 700,000 residents are hispanic and the city has seen an influx of a grants from central amer recent months. several mexican citizens are believed to be among the dead and wounded. last night, a vigil was held in ciudad juarez, just across the border from el paso. th sreenivasan: for more o texas mass killing and the community's response today, "texas tribune" aguilar joins us now via skype from el paso. what's the latest we have on tht ination? >> well, earlier this morning, the district attorney's office here in paso county confirmed that they will seek capital murder charges and the death penalty.an that's going to go on concurrently with a federal investigation into possible domestic terrorism and hate crime charges. have the u.s. attorney f the western district of texas, as well as the special agent in charge of e el paso office th confirming the fact that they'

or a former far right chancellor of austria after the christchurch attack he in fact gave an interview saying that he stands by that theory knowing of course that this was what the shooter claimed as well so so you do hear that in stream circles and what is the defense if someone were to ask politicians or anyone who is claiming to defend this theory that the global elite if you are not you know the brown skinned central americans invading the united states as donald trump says so you've got the liberal elites who are trying to replace whites themselves with these immigrants i mean that doesn't make sense it doesn't it certainly doesn't hold up to the fact it is a conspiracy theory it's been around for for decades since really the 1970 s. in novels and and it's sort of making not a comeback but it really is gaining strength and power and is it gaining this new popularity through the rhetoric i mean there's seems to be a template or a rhetorical template that we're seeing that we've seen it with donald trump we've seen it here in your 2. what about here in germany are we seeing. pattern

guest: the christchurch shooter also. we are seeing that global interconnectedness. host: oak hill, west virginia. joyce, good morning. caller: good morning. white supremacy has been in the united states for a long time. when the united states cavalry took the land from the native americans and put them on reservations. when the slaveowners sent their men to africa and kidnapped my ancestors and brought them here. jim crow era. the civil rights movement. your serial killers. your mass shooters. white supremacy has been around a long time and maybe even back in the bible times. i think you are right. as a country in many ways, right off the bat with the genocide of it was foundeds, on white supremacist been -- principles. talking about white supremacy and its roots in the u.s., what we are seeing right now is more the modern set of white supremacist extremism dating back to the post-vietnam era when we saw this coupling of white supremacy itself which had a much longer legacy, with this organized armed militia and antigovernment rhetoric that kind of created mass viol

directly at the top relates to christchurch, talks about the great replacement manifesto of the christchurchand who murdered 51 muslims in two mosques. who murdered young socialists in 2011 in the name of fighting multicu multiculturalism. and, yes, you hear trump supporters all the time. i remember the morning of the inauguration, i was on the metro in d.c. with a carriage full of people in maga red hats and they were talking only about how trump's going to save us from going down the path of germany. most of these conservatives in america who talk about europe being overtaken by hordes of brown people, it's hyperbole exaggeration scare mongering of the worst kind, and it pre-dates trump. this has been around. but trump as president of the united states as frank put it so well and all of the democratic candidates have said, when you have the leader of the most powerful nation on earth legitimizing this, blessing this, and refusing to condemn it, not just in a tweet saying condolencing this is bad. this is the man who rallied against obama and clinton saying they won't say radical islamic te

we have got more clouds across south ireland into christchurch.thursday, we have got some rain in auauckland. a finding in christchurch, 13 celsius is the warmest you'll see. japan and the korean peninsula, we have been watching the tropical storm. by wednesday, pushing on through the korean peninsula. it will push out into the sea of japan. clearing across much of japan. 34 c celsius in tokyo. across moreill southern sections of the korean peninsula with 33 as the hide. -- the high. ♪ ♪ barbara: time now for a reminder of the top stories on "al jazeera." warnedn's prime minister the crisis in kashmir could explode into a regional force. -- war. kashmir has been under lockdown since the government stripped the region of its autonomous status. the uss sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for nicolas maduro. washington has frozen off assets, blocking u.s. companies and individuals from doing business with mindoro's administration. nicolassident donna -- maduro's administration. president trump said the american economy is booming. texa

christchurch, 16 degrees is your high.ckly across parts of japan, it will be rain across much of the region. all the way down here towards osaka. the rain will be heavy. we could localized thunder. seoul, a mostly cloudy day. 29 degrees. ♪ top stories on "al jazeera." in the past few minutes, brazil of years to have softened its stance on foreign aid to fight the is on fires. the presidential spokesperson saying they are happy to take money as long as they decide how it is used. it comes after president bolsonaro rejected an offer from the g7 countries. ,he turkish president, erdogan has met vladimir putin near moscow. they discussed how to end the fighting in serious idlib -- syria'idlib province. a human rights watch report into trafficking in nigeria says government support for survivors of sexual slavery and forced physical labor is inadequate. it added that more needs to be done to prevent trafficking. torrential rain and floods have killed more than 60 people in sudan. hundreds of thousands have been forced to abando

dry and clear friday. 11 degrees at best in christchurch.japan, we have had torrential rain for the last couple days across much of the west of japan. in particular honshu, also, this is the prefecture where thereres a lot of water. three people have died in landslides. the rain stays i in the forecast thursday and friday, heavy acacross into honshu.u. >> time for a reminder of the top stories. boris johnson has moved to suspend parliament for five weeks ahead of the october 31 brexit deadline. political opponents have limited time to stop britain crashing out of the eu without a deal. yemen's u.n. recognized government says it is in control offensiveter a brief against separatists. it was seized by the fighters two weeks ago. hamas declared a state of alert police after three officers were killed in suicide attacks. arrests have taken place. isil is being blamed. hong kong protesters returned to the streets for the 12th straight week. thousands breast in black and took hardin citizens to condemned -- to condemn police sexual abuse. rallies

. >> disbelief in christchurch, new zealand. it's march, 20 19, and a a white supremacist has just shot dead 51 people in consecutive attacks at a mosque at an islamic center in the city. what is especially horrific -- many of the victims were killed or injured while praying. the mosque, a place of peace, turned into a site of slaughter. soon after, the united nations secretary-general makes this plea. >> i am making a mobile call to reaffirm the sanctity of all places of worship in the sanctity of worshipers who visit reference sites in a spirit of compassion. people everywhere must be allowed to observe and practice their faith in peace. >> just several weeks later on easter sunday, terrorists carry out attacks in sri lanka. among the targets are christian churches. nearly 260 people are killed. churches or other places of worship are not immune from violence. on the contrary, attacks on religious sites are commonplace all over the world. in october 2018, a gunman killed 11 people during prayers at a synagogue in pittsburgh, p

across the tasman sea tends to linger there really so keep for a mostly offshore 16 degrees in christchurch on thursday maybe with a shower and then dry and clearer as we head into friday cooler the 11 degrees out best for you in christchurch that we have tools japan we have had some torrential rain showers for the last several days across much of the west of japan and particular but also this is an image of from that this is the saga prefecture and there is a lot of water as you can save we've had mudslides and landslides 2 people have died people had to be evacuated and the rain stays in the poor calls the same friday by then heavy across into. legally prescribe for the pain relief of the sick but taken in. life threatening doses by millions in search of a fix. huge illegal shipments of the opioid tramadol are flawed because the. people in power goes to nigeria to investigate the devastating addiction epidemic that is even fueling the book and search. west africa's opioid crisis on. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson is moved to susp

after that christchurch shooting there was a manifesto posted by the synagogue shooter. last week the gilroy shooter, he told people that has been posted to 4chan literally a hundred times. this is a real issue. there is a body count associated with this website now. and i think people are going to start having to look into it. >> there's a body count associated with the website. you and i have talked about this really in the wake of almost every shooting that we've -- every mass shooting that we've covered. for our viewer who's don't understand 4chan and 8chan, what are they? >> they are extremist for yurms. they used to be people where people could post things about art. >> it was a big anime website to start. it was created by it is a wildly racist place on its politics forum was simply not enough for them. it is legions worse. and it is exclusively a place where people post about the upcoming race war basically. that's where today after the shooting the shooter is viewed as a martyr. that's what they're talking about right now on that website. this is a place where -

so you have this practice jeblingt a from europe, to christchurch, to the united states, in which this replacement has fueled not only white supremacist violence mass shootings, buzz these are the same theories, of course, that were so important for steve ban nonand others in the trump administration. it's no surprise these things are coming together. sadly, what we're seeing in the brutality of el paso is the ways in which these theories are crystal clear in inspiring open acts of violence alongside the everyday acts of violence, the murders of migrants on the border, deaths at the hand of border practice troll, family separation, and the everyday violence of border policing. juan: this whole issue of the gunman raising this claim of hispanic invasion, especially in texas, because obviously those who are familiar with the history of texas know that there was a prior armed invasion that occurred in texax in which the 1920's and 1930's of anglos that moved into mexico. this whole concept, raising the fear among americans that there s an invasion occurring. george: yeah, absolutely. the

oakland and really staying put as we go on into sunday as well but it's a clearer day sunday in christchurch a little bit cooler there with a high of 8 celsius and it's improving picture generally across much of japan still with single threatens of this tropical storm is moving away generally from her so really by sunday it's moving very quickly it because of the skies but not a cold day 24 degrees celsius the few in sapporo. all i'm counting the cost india $1.00 of the biggest defense spending is in the world but the emerging superpower ramp up at security purely on imports plus the young people tap into the world of the sports and streaming services we offer these pay t.v. killing off leash for. counting the cost on al-jazeera. this is the opportunity to understand the very different way where there recently happens and we don't leave up to. come back a quick look out the top stories now the un security council has met to discuss the tensions in indian administered kashmir after new delhi were folk the region special rights last week hundreds of kashmiris have to fight a security lockdown

by thursday the rain had saved as you can see it's been quite a warm day 16 and 40 degrees in christchurch. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure on. the embody early you know disability yes we will be waiting until 3 year old 4 year more he will have this ability. and a normal weight for the next generation of antibiotics may just be way taking place at the bottom of the ocean maybe this could be as it is hope so too i revisited. the top stories for you on al jazeera this hour the u.s. has designated china a currency manipulator. to trade war between the world's 2 largest economies intensifies stocks have fallen across the world after china left its currency sink to an 11 year old note. china has also won protesters in hong kong they will be punished those comments made up for a citywide general strike turned into another day of violent confrontations between police and protesters on monday and in these lower house of parliament is to rubber stamp a bill that paves the way for indian administered kashmir to be completely integrated into the ind

take a listen to congressman max rose questioning companies after the christchurch shooting. had to say about the coalition. >> i'm getting to the fact that you are not taking it seriously because there's no public building, no staff, no public 's until after the christchurch shooting. how is anyone supposed to think you all take this collective action problem seriously if you have no one working on it full-time? this is not something technology alone can solve. this is a problem we are blaming the entire industry for, rightfully so. this coalition actually making progress? >> yes. yes. our companies have worked incredibly hard both independently amongst themselves and with law enforcement and national security agencies around the world to help fight help fightnd extremism and all these other terrible things that have existed in our society for a very long time. i am proud of the work they have done. the congressman i think is a little off days in some of his accusations in the work these has made aave done huge difference in the united states and around the world -- the cong

christchurch massacre we saw australia propose on it tuesday and adopt on a thursday, and a new law on life streaming and violence what they called it and putting aside the real deep problem with with adopting a law that quickly without public input you know there might be room to have, you know, a real debate over live streaming and its impact i think we need empirical evidence like a real research around the impact of live streaming and the impact of video on insightment to violence i think we need more and need to sees more in that framework. but we also you know, may be possibilities for certain kiengdz of tradeoffs around certain kinds of -- content like live streaming. it gives space for the companies to make decision ises that aren't as they don't require same kind of timeliness that they do in the christchurch situation so you know the delays in -- in live streaming for example. but that's the tradeoff is -- we also like had to see live streaming of public protest. we like to see live streaming of police abuse -- to feel -- yeah. exactly those kinds of things this is all about

is the exact same thing that we saw other chillers united states do in recent months also the christchurch shooter in new zealand did something similar basically these people are tuned to spread this message they're trying to get this message out to the rest of the world so they're posting these manifestos this form knowing that the users will quickly gobble it up and spread it out to as many different sources as possible as part of the reason even though the threat was quickly deleted we've seen it already cropping up on twitter we've seen the manifesto appear in google image search is so really if that is authentic then we can definitely speak for a pattern not just the united states but among the the nativist. movement around the world mass shootings designed for consumption on the internet as a display. hundreds of shootings this year alone an increase in frequency in shootings it's been so hard for the u.s. to change its gun laws even though poll after poll has shown there's overwhelming public support for that to happen what is the obstacle here well i think this goes beyond just sim

controversial 8chan message board before the attack and pressure was already mounting after the christchurchbook. 51 people barrister did not attack. in the global internet forum to counterterrorism set up by firms like those books have already pledged to do more to identify and remove extremist contest and —— extremist content and says it has ruled out a cross—platform toolkit. the forum has also promised to do more to block offensive content as violent events actually unfold. but that may not be enough for white house officials, donald trump says he wants the tech firms to develop tools that can detect maths tutors before they strike. now, if you're feeling daunted by this year a scale of the problems you face running your firm, well, help of the problems you face running yourfirm, well, help is at hand. here is the advice from entrepreneur ronald mundoora, founder of several private members clubs who wraps up our guidance for young ceos on the challenges of starting a business. i've been on a conscious journey to bea i've been on a conscious journey to be a little bit more diverse with th

supremacists around the world it's almost become kind of a tragic little story we saw this in the christchurch shooting in new zealand and we've seen this in other shootings the united states right before a gunman marches into somewhere where they want to take a lot of innocent lives they post these messages on h. and on various networks online and there are people waiting there to pick them up and transport that message to the rest of the world if that manifesto is real then definitely we can talk about. a pattern here a very very strong pattern that we're seeing repeat over and over again it used to be a case that we would see these every couple years well now we're seeing them just within the space of a couple days i mean there is a shooting 6 days united states and now within a couple of hours with just 13 hours between them so it all depends on what investigators find out about that manifesto but it does seem like we are seeing really just a tragic pattern a pattern repeated over throughout the world but especially focused on united states and despite this increasing frequency as you said

if you simpl simply replace christchurch, it's almost an kpkt co exact copy of the -- i want to remind people, donald trump promoted this white supremacist conspiracy theory of the invasion to win the midterm elections. when he did that, people forget this, around that same month, robert bowers walked into the tree of life synagogue and shot and killed 11 people because he wanted to punish the invaders. connect the dots. >> you mentioned the president and the report says that his campaign -- his officials on his campaign actually welcome some of the 2020 democratic candidates for publicly calling him a white supremacist. >> you've been very clear you believe the president is a racist. is the president a white supremacist? >> he is. he's also made that very clear. he he's sought to dehumanize those who do not look like or pray like the majority here in this country. >> he is not only egging on white supremacy and white nationalism, but he is one himself. >> at some point when he has been so embraced by the white supremacists and has not distanced himself, then he's there. >> do you agre

christchurch, 14 degrees. country, its of the is dry. for north, keeping a close eye making itsical storm way across japan by thursday. ♪ your top stories here on al jazeera. flies have resumed at hong kong's airports after protests caused by cancellations for the second day. and than 500 refugees migrants remained stranded after being rescued by 28 votes. two eight votes -- aide boats. -- areors who treated people being taken to moscow for examination. court has refused to release in exchange for a video statement denying she was tortured in custody. she was arrested more than year ago along with at least a dozen other women's rights activist. s. >> yemen's rebels say they have a launched -- launched drone attacks. -- they deny the port and they say it is the latest in the past few months. >> fighting between the saudi coalition and the only the rebels will continue. before and a half year war has displaced millions in their homes. the victims are living next to a graveyard. fighting force them to move south, but now, they face a differ

it's one after the christchurch, new zealand, massacre as well.s point, from the moment he announced his candidacy for the white house, trump has spoken about black, brown, muslims as the other. people that look like me, people that look like caitlyn. and that has been out there more in the mainstream because of the fact he has repeated it and specifically talks about mexicans and immigrants as people who are invading the u.s. and so if anything, it just continually sends a message to white supremacists that it's okay to hold these views. >> and he can't undo the things he's said in the past. that doesn't mean the president shouldn't come out and make a strong statement today. and maybe he will. he comes out and speaks at 10:00. i won't suspect him to call for a white supremacist ban like he called for a muslim ban. >> no. it's not just words. it's actions. one of the first things he did was overturn a background check from the mentally ill getting background checks. this is a prb he has sewn not just by his words, but his actions. rereap what the

in march the christchurch terrorist left behind a manifesto with the word invasion. in that he said donald trump is my renewed symbol of white identity and i share a common purpose with him. the christchurch killer's manifesto inspired the el paso terrorist. he says it right at the top. he goes once i read that manifesto, i decided to target hispanics. he uses the word "invasion." donald trump has helped to mainstream a white supremacist talking point and tucker carlson, who is on fox news, mainstreams all these talking points. he said that white supremacy is a hoax. guess what, it's not. according to the fbi, christopher wray, appointed by donald trump, white supremacist terrorism is the number one domestic terrorism threat in america. so the buck stops with the president. we have to ask ourselves, if you don't want to be called a racist, why are you promoting a racist conspiracy theory that has been mainstreamed by the infrastructure. >> thank you so much to both of you. >>> democrats are worried after joe biden is forced to issue statements after several verbal st

recent mass shootings have been announced on the site, including the massacre at 2 mosques in christchurch new zealand, that killed 50 muslims in march. provideretwork drop the site following the shooting. mexico has called the mass killing an act of terrorism against mexicans and mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador, who said seven mexican nationals werere among the 20 killed, saidid mexico is c considering measures t to protect mexicans who are in the u.s. he also said mexico may also charge the shooter in mexican courts. u.s. democratic lawmakers are calling for the senate to return from recess to vote on two gun safety bills recently passed in the house. hours after el paso's horrific attttack, in the earlyours of susunday morning gunman opepened fire , a withth a high calibe rifle ououtside a bar in a popular downtown entertaiainment diststrict in dayton, ohohio, killing nine people and wounding g dozens of others, all in under a minunute. police killed the suspecect at the scene. he was identified as 24-year-old white male connor betts. the victims were mostly in -- he has a

he posted an estessay and praised the killer at christchurch, new zealand. and now we have to ask whether his harsh words are inspiring violence. >>> we woke up this morning to the news at at least nine more were killed in a shooting overnight in dayton, ohio. a shooter was killed by police. add these two horrible incidents to the shooting in gilroy, california and wooer arer looking at one of the most deadly and unsettling events in history. more were killed in mass shootings in 24 hours than afghanistan in 2017 and 2018 combined. we've got those stories covered this morning. and pete williams joins me now. so, pete, let me go in recent order here. we don't know much more about dayton. this happened past midnight beyond what we were able to just report there. >> it's about 1:00 a.m., a popular bar in a popular night spot. one purerson heavily body armor with a high capacity magazine opens fire but why and who he is are not clear. >> he certainly was planning something or had planned it but we don't know motive beyond that. >> motiveb seems apparent because

shower and then dry and clear as we head into friday cool of the 11 degrees out best for you in christchurch that we had of tools japan we have had some torrential rain showers for the last several days across much of the west of japan and particular honshu but also this is an image of from that this is the saga prefecture and there is a lot of water as you can save we've had mudslides and landslides 2 people have died people had to be evacuated in the rain stays in the 4 calls those in friday by then heavy across into harsh. legally prescribe for the pain relief of the sick but taken in life threatening doses by millions in search of the 6. huge illegal shipments of the opioid trauma don't clog the west africa. people in power goes to nigeria to investigate the devastating to addiction epidemic that is even fueling the boko haram insurgency. west africa's opioid crisis on a just a you know it's my privilege to name al jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other and we've been told that we can run film here this is still our just demonstration that's been

christchurch, eight degrees. of china, we will be seeing rain across much of the northern part ofof the koreaean peninsula a as well as intnto c. expect to see a nice day with ha temperature of 25 here. -- here in sapporo. argentina's currency collapse after the president's defeat in sunday's presidential primary. it fell by more than 30% against the dollar but since actually recovered by 15 points. hundreds of protesters have to fight a security lockdown in kashmir. residents of the territory mark the holiday. in and in an is of interview with al jazeera, iran's foreign minister accuse the u.s. of military buildup in the strait of hormuz that could destabilize the region. the trump administration has rolled out another attempt to reduce the amount of people coming into the u.s. it will be harder for illegal immigrants to rely on food stamps or housing to attain permanent legal status. we have reports. reporter: as migrants come to the united states seeking a better life, those who come legally sometimes rely on

christchurch, likely on friday. it might cool on saturday. 10 degrees celsius. we could see snow. into japan, here we are still talking very much about the situation.. it is still a tropical storm. wind gusting at 100 kilometers per hour. it does nott h have quite as log to deposit the amount t of rainfall as it is moving quicker. we could stitill pick up 300 millimeters in some areas. of 35.ith a high ♪ >> top stories on al jazeera. an iranian oil tanker seized that the coast of gibraltar has been given the all clear to set sail despite the u.s. state department asking for detention to be extended. -- two democratic congresswomen hit back at being banned from entering israel. several people are being killed in an exchange of fire across the line of control between indian and pakistani security forces. says three of its soldiers died along side five indian soldiers. india denied any of its soldiers were killed. u.s. president donald trump is hosting his make america great again campaign rally this year, this time in manchester, new hampshire. our white house correspondent joins us

most in christchurch. dry in friday. that's when we see the heaviest day in auckland.ngton will see showers, 13 degrees. japan,ead rains across and those rains working across southern portions of the korean peninsula. it brings in slightly cooler air. friday should feel better, a high of 29. ♪ welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera. sudan's new sovereign council has been sworn in for the next three years, until elections are held. two people killed in indian-administered kashmir in the first gunbattle between separatists and security forces since india revoked its autonomy. the number of forest fires in the amazon rain forest have search to the highest level since records began. nations special envoy has arrived, where it is believed he will need houthi rebels. he told the security council victim and was at risk of falling apart. he said an agreement to end the conflict was urgently needed. worn 22 lifesaving aid programs in given will close unless countries fulfill their promises to donate funds. 2.6 billion dollars was pledged in yemen, but less than half has be

christchurch not a bad day on thursday, but friday, you will see some rain showers.of rain in auckland. it is strong and time e gusty winds. japan, tropical storm now downgrgraded and will work its y through the sea of japan, bringing heavy rain. why friday, the end of the week -- by friday the end of the weweek, we could see some rain. 22 celsius there in san pablo. ♪ >> a reminder of the top stories , pakistan has expelled india's ambassador and cut-rate over the decision to strip autonomy from the part of cashmere it administers. it is in lockdown for the third straight day. the u.s. is alarmed by the escalation of violence in a yemeni city. one person has been killed and two injured during clashes between government forces and uae-backed militias. donald trump has arrived in el paso, texas, where 22 were killed in one of two mass shootings last weekend. he is meeting survivors, first responders, and local officials. rico just a sec. has been sworn in as the new governor. -- justice secretary has been sworn in as the new governor. the move which cannot be appealed

massacre his lawyers applying for his trial to be moved away from christchurch take a look at this. a passenger jet made an emergency landing in a field outside of moscow after colliding with a flosk birds that video by a passenger shows the plane taking off with the birds scene from the plane and 226 people were on board >>> the mayo clinic says many diabetic patients may be overtreated for their condition. research remembers studied data involving more than 10 million-tease patients and found more than 20% received more medication than required based on their blood-sugar less. that is the news update this hour scott, back to you. >> sue, thank you. sue herera ge on track for its biggest one-day percentage lost in over a decade the most active traded stock ge firing back saying we have never met, spoken to or had contact with this person and while we can't comment on the detailed content of a report that we haven't seen, the allegations we have heard are entirely false and misleading. ge stands by its financials. we operate to the highest level of integrity in our financial reporti

both christchurch and auckland should stay dry on thursday. will have a cool down particularly in the over nine hours. with a moisture around, that will produce some snow to the alps as we had to frididay. you can see one or two showers. not a bad day and auckland with a high of 14 celsius. continuing that dry spell across much of japan. the chance of a shower into tokyo. the korean pencil and not bad through thursday. a bit of rain pushing north as we had through friday. but nor ---- warm in seoeoul at. >> welcome back, the u.s. treasury department has imposed sanctions on iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif. saying he could be a threat to the u.s. agenda. doctors in the democratic republic of congo quarantined 15 people in south keeley promise over fears they had been affected by a bolo. until now -- if infected by a bola. across the drc. and sudanese protest leaders called for a million man march on thursday to demand dress just for the killing of six demonstrators earlier this week. now the second set of u.s. democratic president

law that would require digital platforms to improve the safety of their services a massacre in christchurch killed 51 people become mainstream the shooting live on facebook. the morsi government is determined to keep australians safe online and they are also determined to ensure that terror terrorists and. advocating and supporting extreme violence are not able to use the internet to publish or win support for their causes not just humans who are suffering in the fight over kashmir border fencing and forest fires and putting the wildlife in the himalayan region risk. reports now from the pakistan side of the line of control. in a backyard scared and pushed out of its natural habitat this planting leopard represents the plight of wildlife in one of the world's most militarized zone. as humans fight over the disputed territory defenses the erected are divided the habitat for animals as well as the fence stretches for about 550 of the 700 kilometer long line of control between india and pakistan. before the paines wildlife would freely move between india and occupied kashmir and. now that natu

require digital platforms to improve the safety of their services 51 people were killed in the christchurch massacre the gunman streamed the shooting live on facebook. as the fight over kashmir continues it's not just humans who are suffering or defensive this up to divide the disputed territory is threatening wildlife in the himalayan some of binge evade reports from the line of control in pakistan administered kashmir. in a backyard scared and pushed out of its natural habitat this planting leopard represents the plight of wildlife in one of the world's most militarized zone. as humans fight over the disputed territory defenses directed divided the habitat for animals as well the fence stretches for about 550 of the 700 kilometer long line of control between india and pakistan. before the paines wildlife would freely move between india occupied kashmir and. now that natural migration route has been severed the last cycle and biological requirements have been limited. i use dense forests are home and a source of food for many species of wild cats beer deer goats monkeys and birds only a fe

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