population those students in order for them to qualify for dhaka they have to have had no criminal record at all so why are we not talking about that class of individuals that are here that deserve a remedy under due process of our laws. well civil rights groups in the us are celebrating after the supreme court ruled police must obtain a search warrant before they can access location data from a mobile phone the verdict warned of infringing the fourth amendment which guarantees a person's reasonable expectation of privacy but the ruling focused on historical call and text information and does not apply to a phones real time location several individual states including california massachusetts in utah already have similar laws to prevent abuse of the practice however the latest ruling will affect all states equally and could allow for members to improve phone user privacy the decision does allow for exceptions and times as to cases warrantless searches related to bomb threats active shootings and child abductions can still be undertaken let's bring in rachel levinson was in washington d.c.

leave the countryside to seek work in cities but the shortage of brides in rule areas also stems from dhaka causes. and entrenched cultural preference for male children is causing rising levels of female fetuses despite the indian government recently making gender selective abortions illegal. in twenty fourteen the united nations said the two ending number of indian girls had reached emergency proportions. a history of guerrilla war from. a place. they organised nation created from stateless population. fighting for their. why. fight for independence from. chronicling turbulence to the struggle for honest. history and a revolution just. six. yami sunday sunroofs funny thing is a follow me. phrase from the shah rukh's is the name of the rich are important they recognize the regular music is really kind of trip for a very young i used to make a profit maker but i feel that. the talks of are just good quality books all along to visit our cricket music of the rest of us to be relevant to this drug especially for a good thing and this is kind of all in all the right wing assault on our freedom t

leave the countryside to seek work in cities but the shortage of brides in rule areas also stems from dhaka causes. and entrenched cultural preference for male children is causing rising levels of female fetuses despite the indian government recently making gender selective abortions illegal. in twenty fourteen the united nations said the two ending number of indian girls had reached emergency proportions. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rift between g.c.c. countries is there an end in sight and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just zero conservation is helping kyrgyz stove to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty snow leopards as the technology improves or refining all these ways in which our guesses are are getting corre

happened back in one thousand nine hundred six now we have this problem where people are being promised dhaka which enhances people to come into our tysons people to come into the united states illegally for a part of that dock a program to stop this we need to have a secure border and then look at it and i tell you i say not to belittle the word an i'll give lincoln a quick come back to what we're focused. go ahead would agree on a lot i think mr ward and i would agree on a lot of think we both realize there are problems that the immigration system we both think it is wrong people entering that are not ports of entry that's a real problem i don't disagree with you on that but if we're going to talk specifically about this policy let's stay focused on this policy which is not a long standing policy which is something that could be easily reversed by average adolescent angst and so lay this on the democratic the democrats in congress know separating children from their parents and putting them in term and camps is not a long standing policy so i'm sasha looking i guess that had let me bring le

hejoins me from dhaka in bangladesh. thank you so much forjoining us. 1 million of these rohingya refugees directly in the path of the migration route of asian elephants how serious is this problem? thank you, good morning, it isa problem? thank you, good morning, it is a very serious problem u nfortu nately, is a very serious problem unfortunately, the migratory route has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmarand we has been blocked between bangladesh and myanmar and we have counted about 35 to 45 animal, elephants, have been trapped on the western side of the camp, and in the process what happens is the elephants are just trying to find their way and i have encountered the ringgit people —— rohingya people. have encountered the ringgit people -- rohingya people. so what can be done to reduce this human, 11 conflict? personable, repatriation of these people to myanmar. -- first of these people to myanmar. -- first of all. secondly, it will take some time we need to improve the habitat this elephant and reforestation of the deforested forest, and r

it reports that the un human rights commissioner has criticised dhaka for the killing of 130 people,h some of the papers. kasia, there's a row that has broken out when donald trump cancelled his invitation to the philadelphia eagles to celebrate their super bowl win at the white house. it has turned into a war of words with a difference. yes, it certainly has, sharanjit. one of those eagles players who'd actually said they weren't going to the white house anyway, malcolm jenkins, held a news conference using only hand—written signs. lets have a look. are you upset with the white house and the president for cancelling the trip? jenkins also held up cards defending players who mr trump had implied were unpatriotic because of their protests against social injustice during the national anthem. he chose not to reply out loud to any of the questions, letting his cards speak for themselves. and you can see more of that on bbc.com. nasa says it has found evidence that there might once have been life on mars. the discovery was made by the curiosity rover, which discovered what nasa says were

across regions are not just in dhaka but in different places in bangladesh different areas in cambodia and different areas around bangalore and we found that sixty percent of the garment workers had reported gender based discrimination so it's pretty sad i mean you raise it and then not get interested. so i'm glad that you raise that i want to just pass' just part of a moment because so many different solutions and solution oriented ideas came up but i want to bring up what our community is talking about because this is their number one solution this is price of silence and it's what you mentioned for obama earlier labor rights in garment manufacturing including they are living wages gender protection leisure time attorney rights paid sick leave cannot be achieved without consumer solidarity we've got lots of people saying that same thing would say no here raises an issue she says i try to wear clothes that are ethically made but there are a few options for professional where i buy good quality pieces so i could shop last i think we made clothing is really an affordable especially for

pathway to legal status or even a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers for those who came in under dhaka and the reality is democrats were able to just sit on the sideline and watch republicans continue to implode through a comedy of errors in the last week or two on immigration you also have to look at larry the inconsistency of the president ited states who one week ago said don't waste your time on immigration and then just ahead of this final vote said let's pass it this is a party that is somewhat listless on immigration but probably happy to go into november with it on resolved because it it remains a very powerful issue for their base voters. since unship the doctors who are all here not of their own volition bonin stayed in pretty good citizens. you know and in raw politics it's because they sell a message of fear that's very powerful fear often sells better than hope when it comes to an electoral base but there also are questions of whether or not we are going to create a pathway for those who came here illegally those who came here without going through the normal process while

successfully in lebanon the number of casualties was minimal relative to the force that we used in the dhaka in the beirut there were not too many casualties but the whole neighborhood was destructed destroyed at the time and it would have been destroyed again had they started to shoot against innocent civilians in those part of israel do you live with this huge loss of life very bad that is that is cool hang by by you or do you know if you live with it is it was caused by the fact that my people my citizens children in israel children these were innocent children in israel where tect use georgian sleep more easily because their children are you know where when my my children are not a take by rockets coming from that side they sleep better yes and they have to sleep better and that's my responsibility of children they lost to those no no i i don't want to i don't want to cause the loss of life. today or years and sometimes i don't i don't deny that the outcome of the county tech which was unavoidable in order to defend us cause the cause the loss of life of other people and some of them inn

pathway to legal status or even a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers for those who came in under dhaka and the reality is democrats were able to just sit on the sideline and watch republicans continue to implode through a comedy of errors in the last week or two on immigration you also have to look at larry the inconsistency of the president ited states who one week ago said don't waste your time on immigration and then just ahead of this final vote said let's pass it this is a party that is somewhat listless on immigration but probably happy to go into november with it on resolved because it it remains a very powerful issue for their base voters. since unship for the doctors who are all here not of their own volition but have stated been pretty good citizens you know in in raw politics it's because they sell a message of fear that's very powerful fear often sells better than hope when it comes to an electoral base but there also are questions of whether or not we are going to create a pathway for those who came here illegally those who came here without going through the normal proces

through bangladesh has until the twenty seventh of july to respond to their child tree has more from dhaka. bangladesh government submitted its observations to the international criminal code last when it's there the content is not made public it was a closed door hearing how did i.c.c. say that the transcript will be available within their weight on the other hand the million mark governments say the i.c.c. doesn't have any jurisdiction over me and my sense is not a signatory to the i.c.c. this is despite the fact that the un and many other human rights human rights organisation have consistently stated that what happened to the ranger refugees in myanmar is nothing less than ethnic cleansing bangladesh would like to still personally have bilateral process with me on mar it has a lot of stake with me on my in terms of trade and connectivity with southeast asia and china despite the fact that since november signed a bilateral agreement for the repatriation process not a single growing refugee is able to move back to me on mars there are going to refugees we spoke to in the camp say that th

covering and they were looking for a solution for the many undocumented individuals that are here the dhaka population the students in order for them to qualify for daca they have to have had no criminal record at all so why are we not talking about that class of individuals that are here that deserve a remedy under due process of our laws but of course what president trump does say really disappear to his base does it knowlton then. just really trying to keep his base happy or if he's still genuinely trying to bring the whole country even if a large majority of his own supports it isn't really. well i think it's once again i think it's just really theater to sort of make people feel a certain way and to polarize the country because one of the things i don't agree with is that the president's executive order really solve family separation it does it if you sort of read it what he does is he punted back to the judiciary in the united states to say please change a ruling that you had about keeping kids for longer than twenty days so in nineteen days from today we'll decide if this executive o

whatever he likes basically based on the holding of the travel ban and that's a bad thing for our dhaka our dreamers that are here and also for people who have been here in temporary protective status or what do you think is going to happen to the dream for example you know these these are children who were brought over to the u.s. illegally but they've grown up in the united states what do you think's going to happen to them well apparently today congress said their vacation is more important than a solution for the dreamers or any of the separation the family because they're going on eleven david cation so i think they are in turmoil right now and really it's up to congress to make that solution because if it's up to the president the dock a program will end as soon as the court sort of there's a court case now keeping it in force once that court case sort of makes it to the supreme court based on the travel and hearing that was had yesterday the supreme president going to have his way and be able to in this program i mean the program was started by president obama so therefore it can

pathway to legal status or even a pathway to citizenship for the dreamers for those who came in under dhaka and the reality is democrats were able to just sit on the sideline and watch republicans continue to implode through a comedy of errors in the last week or two on immigration you also have to look at larry the inconsistency of the president ited states who one week ago.

well also across more eastern or some welcome rain here and some heavy rainfall being reported in dhaka in bangladesh there's a forecast western gaskin a good soaking some of the snow is also picking up some use for rain but still not much showing for the north delhi is remaining drawing thirty nine degrees some heavy showers also affecting nepal bhutan and some of those could well cause some flooding here in the arabian peninsula for the quarter over the last few days the winds like into new jersey monday and highs of forty six in doha. chinas kwong she province has become famous for its large number of elderly many aged one hundred or older one to one used investigates if the region holds the secrets to a long and healthy life one east on al-jazeera and this is different not to say whether someone is going for some of the spirit that doesn't matter when you meet true i think it's how you approach an individual and i think it is a certain way of doing it you can't just buy a story in fly out. welcome back remind all of the top stories here on al-jazeera millions of voted in techies fir

correspondent stephanie dhaka now has more from doha about how the anniversary of the blockade is affecting locals. we're in qatar a cultural. people are coming out to have snacks just hang out everyone we speak to some are aware that it is the one year anniversary of the blockade others don't know it is today but everyone. like the main message everyone very firmly behind the government and dealing with the situation. is feeling of disappointment and a feeling of betrayal by the closest people to your neighbors and cousins but it's how to counter affect and as encourage the country to develop itself i also have family in the u.a.e. and saudi arabia and i haven't been able to visit them politics shouldn't affect our family but make a tar keep developing further and god bless his highness the emir sheikh to me been a model family who's leading the way in the sense it makes me really proud of what qatar has achieved over the past year the fact that we've been able to kind of stick it out and kind of prove to the world that we're capable of standing on our own and we're not reliant on anyone n

happened back in one thousand nine hundred six now we have this problem where people are being promised dhaka which enhanced his people to come in to tysons people to come into the united states illegally for a part of that dock a program to stop this we need to have a secure border and then look at it and i see i must tell you not to belittle the word an i'll give lincoln a quick come back to work thank you so. go ahead would agree on a lot i think mr ward and i would agree on a lot of think we both realize there are problems that the immigration system we both think it is wrong people entering that are not ports of entry that's a real problem i don't disagree with you on that but if we're going to talk specifically about this policy let's stay focused on this policy which is not a long standing policy which is something that could be easily reversed by average adolescent angst and so lay this on the democratic the democrats in congress know separating children from their parents and putting them in turn in camps is not a longstanding policy so i'm sasha looking i guess that had let me bring

states as political gambit or whatever policies wants to pass he did the same thing with regards to dhaka recipients deferred action recipients holding them hostage to try and get his political ends with regards to immigration passed through congress and he's doing the same thing now it is it is certainly it's using children in families as hostages in a political game john kelly the chief of staff for donald trump said back in may to n.p.r. as is they are beginning to kind of roll out this practice he said a big name of the game is to terrorists the children will be taken care of put into foster care or work or whatever that that's a quote but the big point is they elected to come illegally into the night sky the states and this is a technique that no one helps will be used extensively for or for a very long time he said himself that this is about to terrorists do you think that that's actually going to be effective. i think anybody who believes that this will in fact deter unlawful migration is either ill informed or is attempting to put one over on the general public no one with any ser

smuggling he rolled back and immigration program introduced by former president barack obama known as dhaka or deferred action for childhood arrivals that protect surround eight hundred thousand young undocumented immigrants from deportation and provides them work permits trampas banned nationals of six muslim majority countries from entering the united states of a what he said was security concerns he also increased the arrests of undocumented immigrants and the president has signed an executive order for a review of the so-called h. one b. visa program that brings highly skilled workers to the u.s. . well let's bring in our guests now in new york is and you know civil rights lawyer of the center for constitutional rights and washington d.c. catron film a spokeswoman for the u.s. department of homeland security under the obama administration and joining us by scott from fort worth texas is jennifer managing attorney at the refugee and immigrant center for education and legal services thank you all for joining us mr casado attorney general jeff sessions has said if you'll smuggling a child

well also across more eastern or some welcome rain here and some heavy rainfall being reported in dhaka in bangladesh there's a forecast western gaskin a good soaking some of the snow is also picking up some use rain but still not much showing for the north delhi is remaining dry thirty nine degrees some heavy showers also affecting nepal and some of those could well cause some flooding here in the arabian peninsula if not a quarter mile over the last few days the winds like in to new jersey monday and highs of forty six in doha. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories of the was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot international politics joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most of the big third someone from the country who guides you who leads you to this story of the byline tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. again you're watching our. top stories this hour polls have closed in turkey and high sta

the american people in the last polls that i've seen believed that the young people who are in et dhaka program or eligible for daca should be given legal protection and path towards citizenship. okay. so the point is -- we are not divided we're not divided with on gun safety. so our issues -- abortion issue -- yes. country is divided and other issues with israel division so first point i would make is we're not as divided as you think. second point that i would make is you're absolutely right in saying that there is just a terrible amount of ugliness in the political process today. so if any of you are thinking of running for office understand -- and done by democrats and republicans is opposition research and that means everything done in your life going back but literally to your childhood will be explored that if you screwed up somewhere along the line 30 or 40 years ago there's a 30 second ad attacking you now as a result of running for president i learned a lot about my life. my opponent spend millionsing thing my wife and me about our life. all right but sometimes they didn't get

would increase the number of immigration enforcement agents, and would give 1.8 million dhaka recipientso-called dreamers, paths or permanent residency. legislation would also get rid of visa lotteries. in other words, the visa program that favors immigrants with skills. and it would end the controversial practice of separating families detained in the border. which speaker of the house paul ryan says he strongly supports. >> we don't want kids to be separated from their parents. i just made that really clear. we believe because of the court ruling, this will require legislative change. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi things paul ryan is posturing, issuing a statement that seats "if speaker reimer were serious about ending the barbaric mass separation of vulnerable families, he would call upon president trump to end this stunningly inhumane policy that his administration adopted immediately." majority whip steve scalise will gauge support for the bill tomorrow by g.o.p. negotiators say they are not ready to endorse the bill. meantime, the subject of separating families detained at

of the year however these are the pictures of we're going to up in addition state and beyond that dhaka it looks like the monsoon. pulling in already there a little bit ahead where they should be the tenth of june should see current pattern is almost in line by this time but we've already reached that briefly we just backed off for a while it will be back. the weather sponsored by cattle as always. struggling with the effects of climate change sierra leone's dry season is on forgiving a compounded by corruption in its wet season months lives that are claiming my strong points i don't remember even the wall when i think of the one thousand one hundred people died in too many people in power investigates the effects of deforestation and illegal building and asks what the future holds if there is an old guard failed to act the mountain will fall on al-jazeera. we headed to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we covered this story with a lot of internet normal to recover including that day in and out of the stories we have presence here all the time apart from being a camer

smuggling he rolled back and immigration program introduced by former president barack obama known as dhaka or deferred action for childhood arrivals at the texas around eight hundred thousand young undocumented immigrants from deportation and provides them work permits trampas banned nationals of six muslim majority countries from entering the united states of what he said were security concerns he also increased the arrests of undocumented immigrants and the president has signed an executive order for a review of the so-called h. one b. visa program that brings highly skilled workers to the u.s. . well let's bring in our guests now in new york is and you know civil rights lawyer of the center for constitutional rights and washington d.c. catron film a spokeswoman for the u.s. department of homeland security under the obama administration and joining us by scott from fort worth texas is jennifer managing attorney at the refugee and immigrant center for education and legal services thank you all for joining us mr casado attorney general jeff sessions has said if you'll smuggling a child we

bbc bangla's shahnaz parveen in dhaka.aren't living on heels, those are actually small hills completely shaved, no trees, so there are chances of mudslide and there's already been several mudslides and they are trying to move these rohingya is but actually it's not possible to move them outside but what they're doing it that they are moving them in shelters which is actually also being sheltered in other rohingya households and they are also receiving rudy's standing inside the water and aid agencies are telling us that it's a really, really horrible scene out there. what heavy rain at this time of the year is not a surprise in bangladesh, are questions being asked about how well the authorities have planned for this eventuality? actually, it seems like there a bit behind schedule of whatever they're planning like there a bit behind schedule of whatever they‘ re planning to like there a bit behind schedule of whatever they're planning to do and yes, heavy rain is usual at this time of year but there are more rains now beca

twenty four forty hours meanwhile across in south asia we've heard some very big rainfall totals in dhaka bangladesh and down through the western ghats also a lot of rain being reported here too it looks as though we're going to see further heavy rain over the next twenty four forty hours of see it all tends to come impulses and that's very much what we're going to see over the next twenty four hours more heavy rain down through the western ghats over the eastern side of india also some flooding is likely but delhi still dry. there's a thanks very much still ahead here on al-jazeera snakebites kill more than one hundred thousand people a year with a cut why this is especially a problem in nigeria and from boom town to ghost town how china is trying to combat the effects of tourism on the and vironment plus. i'm on the richardson of the world cup in russia where fans are getting used to the are they have a referees are also watching the action on a big screen. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus o

smuggling he rolled back and the gratian program introduced by former president barack obama known as dhaka or deferred action for childhood arrivals that protects around eight hundred thousand young undocumented immigrants from deportation and provides them work permits trampas bans nationals of six muslim majority countries from entering the united states of a what he said was security concerns he also increased the arrests of undocumented immigrants and the president has signed an executive order for a review of the so-called h. one b. visa program that brings highly skilled workers to the u.s. . well let's bring in our guests now in new york is and you know civil rights lawyer of the center for constitutional rights and washington d.c. catron film a spokeswoman for the u.s. department of homeland security under the obama administration and joining us by scott from fort worth texas is jennifer the managing attorney at the refugee and immigrant center for education and legal services thank you all for joining us mr attorney general jeff sessions has said if you'll smuggling a child we wil

has more now from dhaka.bangladesh government submitted its observation to the international criminal code last when it's their content is not made public it was a closed door hearing how the i.c.c. say that the transcript will be available within their weight on the other hand them leon maher government said the i.c.c. doesn't have any jurisdiction over me and my sense is not a signatory to the i.c.c. this is despite the fact that the un and many other human rights human rights organisation have consistently stated that what happened to the ranger refugees in myanmar is nothing less than ethnic cleansing bangladesh would like to still pursue have bilateral process with me on mars it has a lot of stake with me on my in terms of trade and connectivity with southeast asia and china despite the fact that since november signed a bilateral agreement father repatriation process not a single growing refugee is able to move back to me on my own there are going to refugees we spoke to in the camp say that they need to