up and trying to find those protesters to clear up this area earlier so you spoke to my colleague hala and you were sort of discussing the sort of tactics used by the demonstrators where. they've been of the cleared all of the left the area for now and then they will come back there is a call by protest leaders for protesters to remain on the streets some of the various demographics of the protests to also maintaining a desire to come back out onto the streets to protest about this extradition law what sort of sense are you getting. of on the ground about whether that is going to happen. we're not aware of the next strategy or next step of the what the protesters will do but again their deadline or their demand is that this particular extradition bill be withdrawn that's not going to happen but the suspension of the the reading was today but let the list of counseling has now been we've been informed that the lawmakers are the politicians going out into that building but we've been told also that the council of the meeting will not resume tonight so certainly no more. no more activity

he liked to call her hala. in this letter on july the fifth, the first sentence he wrote was declare gettysburg this great victory the army of the potomac had achieved. he described what his regiment had done the night of july the second. they retook cemetery hill. they captured a union battery. attack late atan night. it was an attack unlike many of the other battles he had experience in which the casualties were extraordinary -- extraordinarily like. he only lost two men. was thehose men color bearer. he informed his wife and i found this to be an interesting point in their relationship, that the withe of indiana, riddled bullet holes, he decided he would send it to her for safekeeping. it should come as no surprise was made by the women of owen county, indiana. it is west of indianapolis, a little bit to the south, not far from bloomington and indiana university. he wrote this. in praiseay too much of the two brave men, nor have i the time to say what i would like. none ever felt more nobly. were ever my sur

hala gorani, cnn, london. >> if you're just joining us, we learned this hour through carrie lam, the chief executive of the hong kong government, that they are suspending the controversial bill that has brought hundreds of thousands of people down into the streets. now, there are two sides to this story. we will be speaking to pro-beijing voices, those who believe that this bill was legitimate and should pass, next hour. >>> amanda knox is back in italy and expected to speak in the next hour. the american's harrowing experience there was a media sensation after the murder of her roommate. stay with us. [♪] check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. >>> amanda knox is expected to speak in italy in the next hour. the american woman became a media sensation when she was arrested and twice convicted in the murder of her roommate. she was ultimately exonerated. knox is back in italy to take part in a three-day conference on criminal justice, trial by media is the name of the conference. joining me now from italy is cnn's melissa bell. why is amanda knox doing this?

and try to get action on the government to not just the extradition but just this bill all together hala we organize protests against secretary of justice government our request to withdraw that you've all along so we'll continue to show our good man and continue our strike especially now government has just suspended north but we are not sure when will come from reactivate its yes as well as demanding extradition will be dropped these protesters also want to make the just stick to this time inside this building work because they want an investigation into what they say was excessive force used by the place during the protests over the last couple of weeks and so far that's pressed the government has refused says it carried out attacks in egypt they killed several security forces for military checkpoints were raided in northern sinai 7 police officers and 4 fighters died in the attacks egypt's army stepped up their campaign against armed groups in the region last year. palestinians have rejected the trumpet ministrations $50000000000.00 economic plan saying they won't give up their right

government's air defenses have intercepted an israeli missile attack the targeted the town of our hala it's considered a strategic point over the occupied golan heights and is in daraa province but elsewhere in syria the world food program is warning of a catastrophe in the northwest olwyn weeks of a government offensive the u.n. agency says has been unable to reach at least 7 people in the area of. where there have. been there's been intensive fighting well in a neighboring hama province syrian government and russian air strikes have killed at least 27 civilians most of them women and children. there is a catastrophe unfolding in the northwest region of syria as we speak constant bombardment has pushed hundreds of thousands of people their homes from the northern parts of the southern parts in that we know that there is more than 300000 people who are displaced and those who are lucky enough to reach the holding camps in that have so refuge there. there continues to be dozens and dozens of people who are only able to make that journey. and this disaster response teams are evacuating 2

united nations security council will meet later on today to renew their mandate hala. live for us there in bamako and i thank you. what's more so heads on al-jazeera including released and reunited its political prisoners in the car door back with their families but say they won't be silenced. the wedding sponsored by qatar. hello there we've had some violent thunderstorms over parts of europe recently in fact germany seen some of the worst of them look at the hail here absolutely bouncing off the floor no wonder it's caused a fair amount of damage there not only have we seen hail we've also seen very large amounts of rain that have given us a bit of flooding and some very strong winds as well now this area of cloud you can see still works its way up through parts of scandinavia so it is still with us and it's likely to give us more severe weather ahead of it staying hot so the temperatures the most of us here way over 30 degrees for the west staying cool so it took temperature in london just of 18 and a temperature in paris of 20 for the other side of the mediterranea

son and his wife hala are carrying water home together. it looks harmonious but however remains traumatized by the experience of abuse. has been helping out at home ever since he joined the husband school is still how is wary her memories. now when he started be she me i just used to hide but then it got so bad that i had to leave for a year now things have got better he doesn't beat me anymore and the children can finally attend school but he still gets in a bad mood and is threatening when he doesn't have money. gender based violence isn't confined to husbands beating their partners every year thousands of women in sierra leone fall victim to sexual exploitation. 14 year old sought help at a women's health care center in the capital freetown. she was sexually exploited by a man known to her family now she's pregnant. there's not enough to eat at home. the man gives me some money if i sleep with. violence and exploitation were a part of life during sierra leone's decade long brutal civil war in the 1990 s. the country passed a domestic vi

economy going but now with these new sanctions their life is going to become much much more difficult hala. see a trump clearly trying to pressure converts a convince it. will it work. well if history is anything to go by and usually it is this will backfire remember it's been for 60 years the united states was unable to was tracked a single political concession from her than or by putting more pressure economic sanctions threats of all kinds it never worked and it is usually what it's done or has done is make a van to dig in its heels and that's pretty but specifically or particularly what we're expecting happen now the foreign minister and the cuban president have both said that they will what they're going to do is to resist to find creative ways of surviving and probably what it's also going to do is to make you about even more dependent on venezuela even though venezuela has been reducing significantly the amount of oil and economic help that it can give cuba because it's already in a deep economic crisis itself it will continue probably to try to strengthen its alliance with presiden

last month for mr meltzer hala. that a song is prison conditions as a major concern the whistleblower was said to show an alarming deterioration in his mental and physical state the u.k. responded by saying meltzer was wrong to interfere and should leave it to british courts to make their judgments and he has no smell so once again on his visit to assad and his condition. i knew that i was going to get into a very politicized environment when i visited during the sunday i didn't know him before so i took with me to experience medical experts of psychiatry and the forensic expert and have worked for decades in examining torture victims just to go to the objective scientific and medical basis for my assessment and what they found is a person who shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person who has been exposed to prolonged psychological torture he has been exposed to public mobbing now that's a slippery slope you know we're going to be in a debate when it's 2 side it's been more being basically something like

caravaggio's judith and hala furnace a grisly biblical scene in which jewish widow judith beheads the assyrian general who's come to destroy her city and her people. until a few years ago this apparent last masterpiece from the italian artist was hidden away in an attic into loose france. sure we have a lot but i wanted to sell and to lose because the story started here so i wanted it to end here with the agreement of the seller of course we don't know how the painting made its way back here the most plausible explanation is that a relative of the celis came back from the napoleonic wars with the painting. and the point is. it was discovered while a couple who want to remain anonymous investigated a leaky roof at their home on history fans a fascinated and honest on the us. now in our history we often think that everything has been seen everything has been discovered and in fact we realize that there are still hidden treasures pointing to. this painting however it's controversial some of historians disagree that it is indeed a carrot piece but despite the doubts it's been privately so

why resentment is growing in lebanon against the millions of syrian refugees who've made the country hala. thank. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts well across parts of japan we have been seeing a break across much of the east and some areas along that south coast as well so for hong kong nuns looking too bad maybe a shower too very light in terms of intensity with a touch of there of 33 degrees some of the heaviest rain though will be here across the interior and that is going to continue and shift a little bit more towards the south and the southwest in coming days for shanghai though it is going to be a rainy day few with the temperature.

sweden who weren't necessarily thought to be in the tournament still at this point and tonight then hala yes. and norway both very exhausted teams who are going to be facing off with each other in considerable heat as well and norway on the one hand had a extra time and penalties game went to texas and then penalties in the round of 16 against australia so they had lots of work to do in england played cameroon in a bit of a dramatic match where 2 players were brutally tackled and injured and one player was spat fire cameron imply a plane see discussion after the match there but moving on. was this match both teams a little bit worse for wear england especially whose captain steph out in the still out with an ankle injury from that match and her defensive partner really bright dealing with the virus so england could go into this match quite weakened whereas no way on carrying any injuries as far as we know so even though england are the favorites norway could quite potentially cause an upset because they're as i say full strength and watch out for carolyn hansen who pulls the strings from

and gave them an amnesty so there must be some extreme i'm hala nationalists we know that. have always been the dominant. ethnicity in in the history of. its european and emperors usually be or to great so some of them must be thinking of all glories but i think they're out of touch with what's happening it's you know i just briefly just just tell us what's what sparked all this unrest what's fueled this privately think there has the democratic opening. which was made by. just as happy to join us live in other areas where you are you have a new democracy ethnic and specialty that if you need to be. organized into states which were ethnically based region. they have not been happy with that ukrainian ascendancy in the past now they see that the oromo is for are in control they have must have been a separatist as well as. the center because you could not they could not. make a queen at this so they were only trying to separate the region from the rest i don't think that was wise. because it was to have been doomed secondly at the moment and his his reforms are not only welcom

roger federer began his grass court campaign with a comfortable win over john millman at germany's hala open this was player is warming up for next month's wimbledon tournament he lost in the men at last year's u.s. open but was far too strong for his trailing opponent here. federer a 20 time grand slam champion and going through to the 2nd round in straight sets 766363. federal will play joe wilford song the next after he beat fellow frenchmen ben wopat but perhaps. in tribute to the football world cup in your country they momentarily forgot about their rackets aftercare dropped while you were serving that provided the perfect excuse for an impromptu kick around and you have to say they wouldn't look out of place on a football pitch some impressive ball control their pair went for the big finish but like the tennis match he ended up. they keep the up the lives there. for the 1st time the prestigious german peace prize is going to a photographer. got a document's the problems of our planet of black and white images capture the fragility of our ecosystems and the fates of people displace

capture him for senior officials were killed during the attempt to overthrow the local government in i'm hala on saturday and the international olympic committee has announced the hosts for the 2026 winter games. the italian bid from milan corteen a one the vote to be using out stockholm for other countries dropped out earlier in the bidding process concerns about the size and cost of the games. well those are the headlines join me here for more news on al jazeera after the stream. to al-jazeera. problems besides the instability is corruption we listen. on. the night that station president trump. we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter is there oh. i have the me ok i'm willing to be here in the stream today will be abandoned democracy elections are sad for this weekend but an escalating political crisis could be real the vote as a waste tweet us or leave comments in our live chat and you might be in this free. growing political tension in albania is putting the country's local elections in jeopardy and sparking violent demonstrations the crisis bubbled over in fe

economy going but now with these new sanctions their life is going to become much much more difficult hala alysia trump clearly trying to pressure converts a convince it may do. will it work. well if history is anything to go by and usually it is this will backfire remember it's been for 60 years the united states was unable to was tracked a single political concession from her than or by putting more pressure economic sanctions threats of all kinds it never worked and it is usually what it's done or has done is make a van to dig in its heels and that's pretty but it's specifically or particularly what we're expecting happen now the foreign minister and the cuban president have both said that they will what they're going to do is to resist to find creative ways of surviving and probably would it's also going to do is to make you buy even more dependent on venezuela even though venezuela has been reducing significantly the amount of oil and economic help that it can give cuba because it's already in a deep economic crisis itself it will continue probably to try to strengthen its alliance wi

listen to reason views ethiopia's government says it's back in control of the northeastern state of i'm hala after a failed rebellion the country's military chief and the leader of a horror were among 4 people killed iran is warning that once it withdraws from parts of the 2015 nuclear deal there's no going back unless european signatories intervene against u.s. sanctions tehran has accused the european powers of not shelling it from economic pressure because president donald trump is sent to top officials of the middle east national security advisor john bolton's in israel and stripped of state might pompei was in saudi arabia before he left the u.s. on paper said washington is ready to negotiate with iran. so dan's military has dismissed a plan for a transitional government put forward by ethiopia's leader the prime minister has been leading the mediation efforts but sudan's military says his plan already backed by the opposition doesn't correspond with the african union initiative. saudi arabia says the who the rebel attack in the south has killed a syrian national and injured 21 people t

military still hunting for the general behind an attempted rebellion in the northern state of i'm hala. gorani gentle has now died he was wounded on saturday night and the state government of an age was shocked really 50000 people are being evacuated from a town in southern kazakhstan after a series of explosions i mean. as it stands defense ministry says it happened at a military base in the southern province of turkistan there are reports at least 10 people. people are gathering across the palestinian territories to speak out against washington's so-called deal of the century a series of protests in gaza and the occupied west bank will come inside with this week's summit and behold that's where senior white house adviser jared pushpa is expected to reveal details of the peace plan israel's prime minister says he'll give it fair consideration but palestinian leaders boycotting the meeting. and a children born to isolate fighters with australian citizenship are being returned home the children were rescued by aid agencies in syria and taken to iraq this is a strain is the 1st organized

hello and welcome to the program i'm hala my he had seen with more than a 100 protesters killed in the past week international pressure is growing on sudan's military jointer to compromise with its opponents ethiopia is leading mediation efforts to end the standoff prime minister abu ahmed says in khartoum where he's juta meet both sides the goal is for the military to hand over power to civilians but after this week's violent cracks are in the process they to see little reason to trust the army they have refused further talks and say they'll continue their demonstrations. while the african union has suspended sit on over the cracks and it won't be allowed to take part in the regional bloc unless civilians are put in charge they use says this is the only way of the crisis but the military has been sending mixed messages on wednesday it said it was open to negotiations with the processors. when a 100000000 as we in the transitional military council open our hands to negotiation with no purpose but the interest of the nation through which we can complete the establishment of a legitimate

it will be a long recovery but hala it really is thankful he survived this 3 year old was injured in an airstrike last week and mine are saying they will never forget how they almost lost their younger brother. they desperately tried to pull it from the rubble before rescuers arrived. a missile believed to be dropped by syrian government planes destroyed their house in. an opposition controlled town in southern. israel. the 1st missile hit while he was playing outside with the cat and the 2nd missile hit next to our house our house was destroyed and we couldn't see anything in front of us we removed some blocks and found he's had that is when the ambulance arrived . that was alone. in my house. the russian backed syrian government offensive in the north west is entering its 9th week nearly 500 civilians have been killed in air and ground bombardment that has been targeting rebel controlled towns in northern hama and southern over $300000.00 syrians have fled the area and moved closer to the turkish border. this can change one town in south and people have fled to due to intense bomba

yes thank you hala we have been seeing the president of france and the united states making a powerful speeches to honor the men who survived and those who lost their lives on the 6th of june 1944 as russia bought the reports now on commemorations of the day that helped give birth to a new europe. as they met american d.-day veterans emmanuel might call donald trump put aside their political differences the presidents of france the united states pay tribute to american troops simply 5 years after allied soldiers landed in normandy to help liberate france and europe from nazi powers trump often inject personal politics into diplomatically cajuns this time he avoided control to see on this day 75 years ago 10000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives for their brothers for their countries and for the survival of liberty. on june 6th 1944 american canadian british and french troops would joined by those from other nations including poland and south africa and enduring symbol of international cooperation in the face of nationalism mccraw praised international alliances h

250 people have been arrested in connection with the failed rebellion in the northern state of i'm hala thank you at least 39 members of an ethnic on what a political party dozens of people were killed in saturday's attack and the fighting the fall of the central government accuses on how those former security chief of organizing of the rebellion harding has more from at this as. well since saturday there's definitely been and increased military presence several roads were closed earlier in the week since saturday several of those roads have opened we actually don't have any reports at least on thursday that roads were still closed so we do think the road systems have gone back to normal but the biggest difference would be the internet and there is a mood shift there people been really frustrated that not been able to get on line it's been difficult for our team i know but on the 2 day thursday in addus it was a the internet was partially restored just in parts of the city earlier in the morning we're in the southern part of ethiopia there was still no internet there so we don't know ho

hello and welcome to the program i'm hala my he had seen with more than 100 protesters killed in the past week international pressure is growing on sudan's military jointer it's a compromise with its opponents if you opiah is leading mediation efforts to end the standoff prime minister abu ahmed says in khartoum where he's juta made both sides the goal is for the military to hand over power to civilians but after this week's violent cracks are in the process leaders see little reason to trust the army they have refused further talks and say they'll continue their demonstrations while the african union has suspended sit on over the cracks and it won't be allowed to take part in the regional bloc unless civilians are put in charge they use says this is the only way the crisis but the military has been sending mixed messages on wednesday it said it was open to negotiations with the processors. when a 100000000 as we in the transitional military council open our hands to negotiation with no purpose but the interest of the nation through which we can complete the establishment of a legiti

hello and welcome to the program i'm hala my he had seen with more than a 100 protesters killed in the past week international pressure is growing on sudan's military jointer to compromise with its opponents ethiopia is leading mediation efforts to end the standoff prime minister abu ahmed says in khartoum where he's juta me both sides the goal is for the military to hand over power to civilians but after this week's violent cracks are in the process leaders see little reason to trust the army they have refused further talks and say they'll continue their demonstrations. while the african union has suspended sit on over the cracks and it won't be allowed to take part in the regional bloc unless civilians are put in charge they use says this is the only way out of the crisis but the military has been sending mixed messages on wednesday it said it was open to negotiations with the processors. when a 100000000 as we in the transitional military council open our hands to negotiation with no purpose but the interest of the nation through which we can complete the establishment of a legitima

arrested in connection with the failed rebellion that killed thousands in the northern state of i'm hala that number includes at least fetching 9 members of an ethnic i'm horrible a school policy the central government has accused them horace form a security chief of organizing that rebellion the mayor of istanbul has formally taken office after winning monday's. economic model his victory was a major setback to the ruling ak party and the president recep tayyip erdogan is party has dominated politics and takis biggest city for decades the opposition narrowly won the fast election in march but the act party forced a refund. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill providing $4600000000.00 in emergency funds for the migrant crisis on the southern border the democrat controlled house and the republican led senate each approved different versions of the bill this week house leaders reluctantly agreed on the senate version to get the funding approved before congress breaks for the july 4th holiday the bill now goes to president trump and he hasn't indicated whether or not he will

from the government in the wake of the killings and that unrest that you've just described and i'm hala. i think should be done but internet is somewhat becoming it has. all sorts of problems this is because the government doesn't really have and it was 1st which will give you problems but i think this particular cool the significant thing to do but that's a clue to europe to do. that and tweet and shutting down the internet for this particular. situation is not particularly and. especially in the locals or also should be here in the fact that people see information which immediately took it for a fact that. act upon it but i think in the past when significant political problems occurred of the government the new particularly and i think the patients and hopefully will continue with that patient and it will not cool back into the parts of the beatles tracks that do not work in the past and that maybe i won't get caught now and so on hopefully if taxes will denounce when you eat out any indications to a new government mean let's go back into the equation and kept up. many thanks indeed s

announced their intention to peoplize immigration to countries and three central american companies gaut hala, honduras and el salvador, traversing mexico in the caravans, 144,000 individuals caught trying to ep enter this country illegally, highest number in the decade. the president's main tool in his toolbox he seemed to have discover sd slapping tariffs on country to try to change their behavior. again the president announcing on twitter shortly after he got back from his european trip that this deal had been reached. there had been a lot of republican resistance there. you see all of the series of tweets that the please has put forth, many this afternoon including calling out the individual, the speaker of the house of representatives, nervous nancy pelosi of the democratic house getting nothing done. for his part the democratic leader of the senate chuck schumer had a very sarcastic response. he said this is an historic night. now that the problem is solved, i'm sure we won't be hearing about it any more in the future. very little chance of that, alex. >> i did have a chuckle when i rea

hala, queridos. cÓmo estÁn? en primer lugar, respeto para las tres donde se ven espectaculares.Í mismas. fue el lunes que se desatÓ la noticia de neymar enfrenta esta acusaciÓn de violaciÓn por parte de la modelo. aÑade que el padre ya confirmÓ la autenticidad de la imagen. esto se despuÉs que esta chica fue entrevistada por la televisiÓn en brasil. >> es importante ponerlo en contexto, ella firmÓ esas imÁgenes, segÚn ella, ocurre el dÍa despuÉs. ella querÍa captar evidencia contundente. ella lo invita y capta este intercambio. el padre de neymar menciona que es otra evidencia en contra de ella. es muy delicado porque hay diferentes versiones. >> si es el Único vÍdeo que hay, es una extorsiÓn. primero, los dos estÁn sin ropa. yo creo que es extorsiÓn. le pasa muchos jugadores, hay un gran amigo mÍo de la nba que esta pasando por un caso similar. tuvo una relaciÓn con una chica, ella despuÉs lo acusa de violaciÓn. ella no llamÓ a la policÍa. >> el estado tratando de sacar adelante. en el partido de fÚtbol que tuvo se lastimÓ y dice que ha sido de los mÁs difÍciles de su carrera.