you are coming up for a man expiration of your current dhaka. >>make sure you get renewal application in the mission has been granting renewals for dhaka recipients we don't know when in the next term the justices will hear the case which will decide the future of nearly 700,000 young dreamers in washington. >>alexander lee mount. >>another big story that we're following this morning a 73 year-old california man is rescued after getting lost on a hike in the san gabriel mountains in southern california. we've got jake reiner now with the story of his survival. >>rescuers don't give a that mister joe did not give up he was not going to give up his family had told us he would not give up a tweet and a picture of good news for once the rescue wing of the sheriff's department posted. search team reports they have found a 73 year-old mr. jo after a week in the wilderness, he is alive condition is great he is awake alert talking making some jokes. >>having a great reunion right now with his family at 73 years young eugene jo put his survival skills to

you are coming up for a man expiration of your current dhaka.sure you get renewal application in the mission has been granting renewals for dhaka recipients we don't know when in the next term the justices will hear the case which will decide the future of nearly 700,000 young dreamers in washington. >>alexander lee mt 8.50 right now. >>and it is a sheriff's deputy in florida dragged by a driver during a traffic stop and now that driver is facing the charge of attempted murder expected in court today take a look at the video. the deputy asked the driver to remove the keys from the ignitions smell marijuana and the driver refuses situation escalates the deputy ends up being dragged tagged along the on ramp. and then eventually falls off his also look firing his gun as well hitting the driver in the leg. during this whole thing and this led them to a manhunt for that driver who they did eventually catch an arrest. >>the san francisco pride parade had to come to a standstill briefly for about an hour yesterday. this is video from a viewer erickson

soar at least $61.00 out of $64.00 districts have now reported dengue cases he visited a hospital in dhaka where emergency services are stretched to the max. never before has bangladesh been faced with a genki outbreak of these proportions hospitals across the country are flooded with patients including this children's hospital and dhaka i saw my son's condition turn critical. his hands and legs were sweating and then he doubled over his fever keeps coming and going now it's back again there is no vaccine against fever and doctors say it's children who are most at risk of catching the potentially deadly virus. and if the should be shot. children are affected in large numbers by dangly because they go to school he does mosquitoes bite early in the morning or the evening. the risk for babies is also high because they are asleep at those times you know blocked out or she would point to going to. bangladesh capital has been worst hit by the deadly outbreak and city authorities have launched a fumigation drive to kill the mosquito that spreads the disease in the meantime doctors are working ove

have a better future i took the risk more than a 1000000 bangladesh's live in slums such as here in dhaka because of the political and economic challenges and threats such as climate change it is highly likely that this will diminish any time soon so workers chasing the economic graeme abroad remain traps for people traffickers the exact number of bangladeshi citizens who drowned in the mediterranean is not known but according to the international organization for migration at least $443.00 migrants have either died or gone missing while trying to reach europe this year but your mia is. anxiously waiting at the dock the international airport his younger brothers are here islam is still missing or lister were denominator over the city and my brother is not in any of the survivors list we can't trace him he is not even in the red crescent lest we lost all contact with him since may 7th. libya has in recent years been a major departure point for a bond with the she migrants trying to get to europe. and wants the boat sink we notice swarms of fish were taking him by seeing us all over it's ha

august 27th team and a delegation of the international criminal court is in the bangladeshi capital dhaka to discuss the running a crisis let's join tanveer choudhry he joins us from there now what more can you tell us about this i.c.c. delegation and what their mission is. well there arrived yesterday on the 16th of july the delegation is led by. prosecutor james stewart this is the 2nd visit by team in bangladesh the last was on the march they will meet with foreign ministry and as well as home affairs ministry they will work out such a protocol including protection and diplomatic immunity for the investigators as well as witness protection program which bangladesh doesn't actually practice so a lot of protocol has to be worked out eventually they will visit that cam they will talk to the growing as themselves as well as community leaders to gather information and documentation are crimes committed against them now it should be noted there is a delegation of me on my team headed by the. permanent secretary foreign secretary who is also scheduled to visit with the team members on this mo

. >> more than one million bangladeshis live in slums like this one in dhaka.e political and economic challenges and climate change it is highly unlikely the desire to live will end anytime soon, so workers who remain abroad remain the perfect threat for traffickers. >> the number of citizens who drowned in the mediterranean is not known, but the international organization for migration, many have died or gone missing while trying to reach europe this year. one person is anxiously waiting at the dhaka international airport. his brother is still missing. in anyrother is not other survivor lists. we can't trace him.

been asserted and a number of lower courts have frustrated the administration trying to wind down dhaka saying it is arbitrary action. the court has decided to take up whether in fact the trump administration can unwind daca the way they have. even if the issue has been exercised in project or -- prosecutorial discretion. i was not surprised to see the court taken up. host: logistically, when they announced the case this far in advance, they could take it up. are they likely to take it up early in the term? they can certainly decide earlier than june 2020. guest: given when it was granted, it will probably be heard at the end of this year. often the cases that are the most contentious, where there are likely to be multiple opinions, those are the ones that often being decided in june. host: let's get back to calls. republican line, phoenix. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you very much. i have been watching for a little bit, maybe half an hour. i did see the previous section. it seems like everything is being kicked down the road. they can is being kicked down the road, and it

all right let's introduce our guests now in dhaka in bangladesh we have ranger recession and writer. in ny fiddle in mia ma via skype we have phil robertson deputy director of the asia division that human rights watch and from london we have ronan levy visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london welcome to you all thought i want to ask you 1st. from what you heard from that senior government official who's currently in coaxes bizarre trying to persuade the range of refugees to go back home from what you heard did that fill you with confidence does that make you think that you would like to go back home to me a mile. around to say that they're not coming to come. they've. they're coming to in this interview which is number one number 2 i thing there gentleman did not read the 982 citizenship law in 9 days as it did to sit in a law to read underage and we're automatic became the citizen full citizen of the country because i want is a. naturalized citizen and there are certain jenner's i know will be automatic full fledged agency but h

dhaka bangladesh now u.s. house of representatives oversight committee hearing is looking into the deteriorating conditions in detention centers at the southern border with mexico and guatemala mother has told us politicians her infant daughter died after receiving poor medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials john hendren with a report from washington let me add a tearful mothers visible pain captured members of congress make it better. or out a piece of my heart like they pour out myself. yasmin juarez says her 19 month old daughter caught of viral lung infection at a u.s. immigration detention site after neglect and mistreatment during their 20 day maximum stay at the holding center she says she and little mary a were released days later died look at. i wanted to have a better life for her and a better future and work hard but like so that she could keep growing the way that she was warren's has filed a wrongful death suit against the u.s. government i'm so very sorry that we ha

that now it is interesting to point out that a delegation a man my delegation rather is heading to dhaka and this man headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission taxed by the sun suu kyi to investigate in the. city is now it is still under discussion with bang with the government but they are willing to come here and investigate on their own men might have been given permission to i.c.c. or un investigative team but they want to send their team here and we have visited the camps almost every month. to clear ration on getting louder and louder by their during a refugee is there one justice they want to return to me on my they said that we want some sort of justice for all that that is coming committed and this is getting more louder now this move and all this. declaration by the us sanction and this i.c.c. this is their 2nd visit they came on march it is a good news for their owing as they feel more assured that something is moving in the right direction and we'll bring you more on the next few days after the press conference and t

muslims namely deportation inhumane acts and persecution and choose day the delegation arrived in dhaka to begin talks 3rd child 3 has more on that. international criminal court investigative team will meet with bangladeshi oarfish show including the foreign ministry official as well as the home ministry official they have to work out a lot of protocols including providing diplomatic immunity to it the investigative team as well as a witness protection program for the witnesses things that bangladesh didn't follow the witness protection program then that will visit the camp they will meet with their rowing or refugees including the community leaders they will discuss various issues they'll also have a press conference tomorrow and we'll know more about that now is interesting to point out that a delegation i mean my delegation rather is heading to dhaka and this man headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission taxed by the sun suu kyi to investigate in the feeling during a camp on the city is now it is still under discussion with

about that now interesting to point out that a delegation a man maher delegation rather is heading to dhaka and this month headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission talks by the sun suu kyi to investigate in the feeling during a camp on that it is now it is still under discussion with going with this government but they are willing to come here and investigate on their own and might have been given permission to i.c.c. or un investigative team but they want to send their team here the international court of justice is ordered pucca stone to review the death sentence handed down to former indian navy the i.c.j. . violated international law by denying india cultural access to john tough he was put on death row for terrorism. to his arrest in baluchistan province in 2016 the verdict is binding but the i.c.j. has no power to enforce the ruling kemal high has the latest from islamabad. well as started the ruling it. had basic in the. view that dead he would grow their war dead by a military drive united on had said all along that. tabul

if you buy vegetables at the market in the center gillies capital dhaka there's a very good chance they'll be given to you in a plastic bag that's hardly a local phenomenon according to the united nations environment program 5 trillion plastic bags they used each year but senegal is paying a higher price the most for its use of them because donations atlantica scapes a market by mounds of cheap plastic the problem here is hitting the country's key livelihoods farming and fishing so authorities have decided to finally act and follow the lead of other african nations in dealing with the plastic issue. the problem of plastic waste is highly visible in africa and the continent has led the way in enforcing back bans tanzania recently became the 34th african country to introduce one in 2017 kenya imposed some of the toughest restrictions in the world with those convicted of producing selling or even using plastic bags facing up to 4 years in prison senegal did put a ban in place in 2015 but it's never been enforced. the government says it will finally start to enforce the ban on plastic bags in

since august 27th when a delegation of the international criminal court is in the bangladeshi capital dhaka right now as there was time to be a child who joins us live from their time here so what more can you tell us about this i.c.c. delegation and what their mission is. they're in there arrived yesterday a team headed by jon stewart the prosecutor now this is their 2nd visit last march team was here they were in the field and cox bazaar investigating media was not allowed then this time they'll be a press conference now they'll meet with officials of the foreign ministry and the home ministry they'll walk out a lot of protocols including getting immunity from investigator diplomatic immunity rather and also witness protection which bangladesh doesn't actually practice so once this part of protocol is worked out i think they will start the field operation that also scheduled to visit. camps and meet with the community leaders as well as those affected by this atrocities and document them it should also be noted that a team of. delegation headed by the permanent secretary foreign secretary

allegations cover deportation and humane acts and persecution on tuesday the delegation arrived in dhaka to begin talks on the child has more on that. the international criminal court investigative team will meet with bangladeshi oarfish show including the foreign ministry official as well as the home ministry official they have to work out a lot of protocols including providing diplomatic immunity to the investigative team as well as a witness protection program for the witnesses things that bangladesh didn't follow the witness protection program then that will visit the camp they will meet with the rohingya refugees including community leaders they will discuss various issues they'll also have a press conference tomorrow and we'll know more about that now is interesting to point out that a delegation i mean my delegation rather is heading to dhaka and this month headed by the permanent secretary also team is requesting to independent inquiry commission taxed by the. key to investigate in the field. on that it is now it is still under discussion with going with this government but they

time the child really has moved from dhaka the international criminal court investigative team will meet with bangladeshi oarfish show including the foreign ministry official as well as the home ministry official they have to work out a lot of protocols including providing diplomatic immunity to the investigative team as well as a witness protection program for the witnesses things that bangladesh didn't follow the witness protection program then there will busy at the camp they will meet with the rowing or refugees including the community leaders they will discuss various issues they'll also have a press conference tomorrow and we'll know more about that now interesting to point out that the delegation i mean my delegation rather is heading to dhaka and. headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission by the. key to investigate in the feeling. on that it is now it is still under discussion with going with the government but they are willing to come in and investigate on their own and might have been given permission to i.c.c. or un i

all right let's introduce our guests now in dhaka in bangladesh we have ranger recession and writer. in ny fiddle in mia ma via skype we have phil robertson deputy director of the asia division at human rights watch and from london we have ronan levy visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london welcome to you all thought i want to ask you 1st. from what you heard from that senior government official who's currently in coaxes bizarre trying to persuade the range of refugees to go back home from what you heard did that fill you with confidence does that make you think that you would like to go back home to me amal. i want to say that they're not coming to come is this they've. they're coming to enclose this room which is number one number 2 i think there gentleman did not read the 982 citizenship law in 9 days as it did through zillionaire law to read on or a sandwich or timothy became the citizen full citizen of the country because i wanted as is and as. for the lies it is there are certain general turner will be automatic full fledge

talk as more from a fan so than in senegal's capital dhaka this wasn't the game that the city police fans wanted to see there's been cheers disappoint so much was at stake so many people hoping that it would bring back because within minutes of the game storming algeria's at the top story the goal and despite all the exuberant celebration that was in place. pope minute by minute cheering touring side by halftime many of the fans here were commenting on the game saying that their team is under-performing you know to take him along to monique you both were worried because our team is one goal down old to see their neck clear thinking but it will come. during the 2nd half of the game senegal for all the improvements this petty dictations and won't let you have been critical of the referee everybody agrees that he would see the coach was. a player in 2002 when senegal missed a penalty for missing the cup did a fantastic job with this and so many here hope that he will continue to manage senegal to be more open to put it but obviously we have to keep pushing build basically keep working s

in the final of the africa cup of nations in cairo on friday because haq has will from the capital dhaka. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players like your money trained and were scouted to play in european clubs before joining the national team. is our secret is to create players that are offensive trained to score goals to be strikers this is our philosophy to create players that can create a spectacular type of football. among those dreaming to one day hold the african cup of nations is 17 year old central defender it was months so look i'm proud to be in the same academy football generation as saudi omani i said made list saw they can reach the top then so can read. your money in the national squad are preparing to play the final of the african cup of nations against algeria and egypt. most of the fans will not make it to cairo stadium nonetheless they hope their team will hear their support. for 200 percent behind team we're going to win this game we're going to win it all we're here to make sure our team will bring the cup

national squad meets algeria in the final the africa cup of nations on friday has more from the capital dhaka are. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players. and we're scouted to play in european clubs before joining the national team. our secret is to create players that are offensive crain to score goals to be strikers this is our philosophy to create players that can create a spectacular type of football. among those dreaming to one day hold the african cup of nations is 17 year old central defender. look i'm proud to be in the same academy football generation as saudi oman saw if they can reach the top then so can we. are preparing to play the final of the african cup of nations against algeria in egypt. most of the fans will not make it to cairo stadium nonetheless they hope their team will hear their support. for 200 percent behind team we're going to win this game we're going to win it all we're here to make sure our team will bring the cup home. the capital is being draped in the nation's colors offices are shutting down early

august 2017 and a delegation of from the international criminal court is in the bangladeshi capital dhaka to discuss the rangar crisis then very child really has more. international criminal court investigative team will meet with bangladeshi oarfish show including the foreign ministry official as well as the home ministry official they have to work out a lot of protocols including providing diplomatic immunity to the investigative team as well as a witness protection program for the witnesses things that bangladesh didn't follow the witness protection program then that will visit the camp they will meet with their rowing or refugees including the community leaders they will discuss various issues they'll also have a press conference tomorrow and we'll know more about that now is interesting to point out that delegation and myanmar delegation rather is heading to dhaka and this man headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission taxed by the sun suu kyi to investigate in the failing during a campaign on the city is now it is still unde

talk as more from a fan so than in senegal's capital dhaka this wasn't the game that the city police fans want to see there's been cheers disappoint so much was at stake so many people feel that they would bring back the good within minutes of the game store in a culture is that the story told and despite all the exuberant celebration that was in place. minute by minute cheering during side by halftime many of the fans here were commenting on the game saying that their team is an underperforming you know they came along to moaning you but they were worried because our team is one goal down told this the next clear thinking but it will come. during the 2nd half of the game senegal were on the fence. many big pieces and while many have been critical of the refereeing everybody agrees that he would see the coach was. a player in 2002 when senegal missed a penalty for missing the cup did a fantastic job with this and so many here hope that he will continue to manage to set a goal to want. to put it but obviously we have to keep pushing build basically keep working stay united let lucy sa

just as exciting back in senegal as capital dhaka of the saying have never won the side so they finished runners up in 2002 we can look forward to the final coming up on friday in car. generic version has become the 1st double formula a champion the frenchman successfully defended his title with a 7th place finish in the final race of the season that was in new york this was the 5th edition of the racing series exclusively for electric powered cars. i think i'll take 10 years of my life you know again it was transferred yesterday didn't go to plan and today starting in the middle of the back to be very aggressive at the start thanks armories spread to united paid of ok more sports throughout the day but that is it so for now so thanks sunday we watch the al-jazeera news on with about more news on the other side of the break until and from time to me on the news our team it's your time and your company. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. at some schools the changing the rules are good to have how the day is happening and how the baby.

algeria in the final the africa cup of nations on friday because how it has more from the capital dhaka are. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players like money. and we're scouted to play in european clubs before joining the national team . is our secret is to create players that are offensive crain to score goals to be strikers this is our philosophy to create players that can create a spectacular type of football. among those dreaming to one day hold the african cup of nations is 17 year old central defender. look i'm proud to be in the same academy football generation as saudi oman. if they can reach the top then so can we . are preparing to play the final of the african cup of nations against algeria in egypt. most of the fans will not make it to cairo's stadium nonetheless they hope their team will hear their support. for the 200 percent behind team we're going to win this game we're going to win it all we're here to make sure our team will bring the cup home. the capital is being draped in the nation's colors offices are s

western mali used to be any port an economic hub in colonial times a real network connected guy and dhaka which thrived sense of the street from the local mind even today. as a city of rails but the trains don't try anymore the trading sixer is just as broken is the trucks which are now covered in overgrown grass may be no understands the main problem in kite. yankees all because while hoop there is a discrepancy between qualifications and i village project the result here in the mines if you have a degree in literature. or you're a lawyer then there are jobs available in the mines it's different if you're an electrician or stupid. an adjustment between supply and demand hasn't taken place yet. because. as a result many young believe that they have a better chance of achieving something if they move abroad. broke the cycle of instinct he used the savings to buy as top of all when in a meat grinder in france which eventually brought back to him to money his brother said he would help him set up the restaurant but things didn't exactly go to plan to be demanded to do diversity i asked him t

from senegal's capital dhaka. there are topics that can both divide and bring west africans together football with the africa cup of nations. how to properly grow a chicken and money that's because 15 west african countries have agreed to create and share a single currency called the fine exterior. it's a great idea if we have the same currency we could be one big country like america big and strong and then we would all be treated as equals. already 8 of the 15 countries use the same currency the african franc or c.f.a. a legacy of french colonialism. france's central bank acts like a manager holding part of their treasury to guarantee financial stability. the 7 other nations often deal with inflation in currency volatility with each of them directing their own monetary policy. graduate student trade says he has watched leaders say a common currency is the solution since 1903. but some are playing defensively others are being too aggressive in not thinking of the collective we need to place a team for this to wor

cairo in just a few minutes time and expectations are high as nicolas hawke reports from the capital dhaka. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players like side your money trained and were scouted to play in european clubs before joining the national team. is one of our secret is to create players that are offensive trained to score goals to be strikers this is our philosophy to create players that can create a spectacular type of football. among those dreaming to one day hold the african cup of nations is 17 year old central defender it was months so. your money and the national squad are preparing to play the final of the african cup of nations against algeria in egypt. most of the fans will not make it to cairo's stadium nonetheless they hope their team will hear their support. for the 200 percent behind team we're going to win this game we're going to win it all we're here to make sure our team will bring the cup home. the capitol is being draped in the nation's colors offices are shutting down early in anticipation of the game f

the by are not willing to bear to keep it sustainable it world bank study said 4 major rivers near dhaka receives nearly 1500000 cubic metres of waste water every day from 7000 industrial units in surrounding areas some textile factory owners have been fine while others say they're sticking to government rules at the moment you know the by members of government is very contradictory getting the environment that i think the all the factories that compliance as far as how government and for international rules and international compliance high court judge just made history earlier this year by declaring bangladesh rivers as living beings as demand for relatively cheap bangladeshi clothes remains high worldwide it is the waterways and rivers here that are paying the price of a child $3.00 al-jazeera sabar bangladesh. israeli forces have released the palestinian minister of jerusalem affairs after arresting him earlier on sunday for the me who was detained at his home in the occupied east jerusalem police haven't explained why he was detained but his lawyer says it's in relation to a recent

the by are not willing to pay to keep it sustainable and world bank study said 4 major rivers near dhaka receives nearly 1500000 cubic metres of waste water every day from 7000 industrial units in surrounding areas some textile factory owners have been fine while others say they're sticking to government rules at the moment you know the by members of government is very contrast regarding the environment i think the all the factors that compliance as for government and for international rules and international compliance. high court judges made history earlier this year by declaring bangladeshi rivers as living beings as demand for relatively cheap bangladeshi clothes remains high worldwide it is the waterways and rivers here that are paying the price of h.r. 3 sabar bangladesh ola news of course my website all the latest on those ongoing protests in hong kong the address for that al-jazeera. that's down to 000. 00 times a quick check of the headlines here sudan's health ministry says 7 people have been killed and 191 wounded during mass rallies throughout the country live rounds into a g

refugees and migrants have disembarked the latest charity rescue ship to dhaka to the tully imports. in defiance of a government ban the vessel carrying more than 40 people has been impounded in lampedusa. african leaders in asia to put the finishing touches on what's planned to be the world's largest free trade zone once up and running it will bring all $55.00 members of the african union into a single market of well over a 1000000000 people with interest reports from the capital the. stepped up security in the hurt of the capital underlining the growing concerns not only here in the sahara region of africa but in many other parts of the continent from north to south east west and in the herd of africa 2 governments are struggling to contain communal clashes and violent extremism. african leaders hope the new free trade deal is the answer to help reduce the poverty that helps fuel the fighting experts say an african common market will come with additional risks that as national organized crime criminals take advantage of this free movement you know to flow from one country to anothe

august 27th seen at a delegation of the international criminal court is now in the bangladeshi capital dhaka to discuss the range of crisis tanveer chowdhry joins us live from there now tundra so what more can you tell us about this i.c.c. delegation and what is their mission is. well the delegation arrived yesterday is headed by prosecutor james. they'll be meeting with various bungling government official including the foreign ministry as well as well as the home ministry official they will need to work out a lot of protocols. requirement and critic was it for diplomatic immunity witness protection program and so for then the team will had to. they will meet with growing are refugees and document a lot of that process that took place they will also meet with the community leader and agency people in the camp this is the 2nd visit by the i.c.c. team in march this year there was a team which visited and documented a lot of things they also met with growing a community member it should also be noted that more and more it's getting louder that rowing that is primary demand now is actually some

court delegation visiting bangladesh to discuss the rigging the crisis has held a press conference in dhaka tumblr charging joins us live from there now tell us what the i.c.c. delegation been saying during that press conference. well daryn not too much has been revealed actually the key points i should spell out is that they made sure that this is a very much a trait that made the stakeholders they will discuss discuss the judicial process they will go to the camp and made the rowing guys but then he had to engage in collecting evidence are you know document doing anyway and this is their main job is to tell them that due process of the judicial thing and also to sign an m.o.b.o. with the government in a question asking that is that i am will you sign james to outside no how long will it take it's going to take some time he doesn't know when they have to talk about issues like diplomatic immunity witness protection program and so forth and in court and revelation was that. victims and the witnesses has to support that document an avid and by top board 28. that is a critical information i t

from senegal's capital dhaka. there are topics that can both divide and bring west africans together football with the africa cup of nations. how to properly grow a chicken and money that's because 15 west african countries have agreed to create and share a single currency called the fine exterior. it's a great idea if we have the same currency we could be one big country like america big and strong and then we would all be treated as equals. already 8 of the 15 countries use the same currency the african franc or c.f.a. a legacy of french colonialism.

capital dhaka. there are topics that can both divide and bring west africans together football with the africa cup of nations. how to properly grow a chicken and money that's because 15 west african countries have agreed to create and share a single currency called the fine exterior. it's a great idea if we have the same currency we could be one big country like america big and strong and then we would all be treated as equals. already 8 of the 15 countries use the same currency the african franc or c.f.a. a legacy of french colonialism. france's central bank acts like a manager holding part of their treasury to guarantee financial stability. the 7 other nations often deal with inflation in currency volatility with each of them directing their own monetary policy. i want to see a graduate student trade says he has watched leaders say a common currency is the solution since 1903. but some are playing defensively others are being too aggressive in not thinking of the collective we need to place a team

that now is interesting to point out that a delegation and me and my delegation rather is heading to dhaka and headed by the permanent foreign secretary also a team is requesting to independent inquiry commission by the sun suu kyi to investigate in the failing joining. us it is now it is still under discussion with going with this government but they are willing to come in and investigate on their own man might have been given permission to i.c.c. or un investigative team but they want to send their team here. correspondent mohammad has covered the handjob refugee crisis extensively for. many of the ringing the refugees and activists i've spoken with since news of the same sions was announced consider it to be a good 1st step but say it doesn't go nearly far enough one in particular told me bluntly that sanctions should have been imposed much sooner and while everyone i spoke with today wants to see justice done they're also dealing with more pressing concerns namely monsoon season conditions have recently improved but early july brought with it days of unrelenting rain that the world foo

day in court it is not as, though, trump is mercilessly going after dreamers who are protected by dhakaple found by a court of law to be in surveillance of immigration custom enforcement. , though, the issue is that trump, you know, he, obviously, ties in this relatively inflammatory rhetoric resaw over weekend with tweet thread about congress women like elin omar and presley who was born in america. inflaming racial tensions as they relate to immigration, does not help his case when from a policy perspective trump isn't doing anything very controversial. >> so you are against the way he handled this situation on twitter attacking those four congress women but what he's doing at the border you say is entirely what presidents are supposed to do. >> well exactly, i mean, any sovereign nation needs law enforcement and that includes enforcing our borders, and if congress is going to tie his hands then what mechanism does he have next, obviously, the solution is not declaring a national emergency it is not a wall. it is if congress can help -- family celebrations are a big issue and on frida

the by are not willing to pay to keep it sustainable and world bank study said 4 major rivers near dhaka receives nearly 1500000 cubic metres of waste water every day from 7000 industrial units in surrounding areas some textile factory owners have been fine while others say they're sticking to government rules at the moment you know the by members of the government it's very contradictory getting the environment that i think the all the factories that compliance our government and for international rules and international complies high court judge just made history earlier this year by declaring bangladesh rivers as living beings as demand for relatively cheap bangladeshi clothes remains high worldwide it is the waterways and rivers here that are paying the price of a child $3.00 al-jazeera sabar bangladesh. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now protesters in hong kong are taking over the streets with up to 1000000 expected to join demonstrations. some tried smashing their way into the legislative council they want a controversial extradition bill completely

vietnam and thailand i think it was in pretty heavy rain here as has been recently nearby in myanmar the dhaka green here not far from sumatra also produced some potentially very heavy rain. who was it sponsored by cats owning. the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek go to meet the waves for millenia. until a palestinian fisherman and owner of the priceless relic. the story continues that as the world's attention was drawn to grow. mysteriously the day it disappeared once again. the apolo of ca's. on a. hello again you're watching us is there and here's a reminder for our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump says an american warship a shot down and there on the undrawn over the strait of hormuz trump called it a defensive action but iran's foreign minister says he's not aware of any missing drone. an emergency meeting of the u.s. capitol police board has been called because of threats against 4 congress women who've come under attack by dogs from the president is now trying to distance himself from supporters who chanted send her back at this latest rally. and british p