machar sees the president he becomes more [ inaudible ].knows the people of south sudan are capable to decide who should be their leader. it is not something that you may enforce on them. >> thank you very much. >> nothing is -- >> for speaking on behalf of the president, we appreciate it. we appreciate you very much and your time. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be talking to the opposition ahead in our newscast. thank you. >> thank you. >> plenty more coming up on the al jazeera news hour. business grinds to a halt in greece. >>> we'll tell you why the sun isn't always shining on people in this hawaii who want to get off of the grid. >>> and we have one confirmed finalist for wimbledon, and there's a battle going on right now for the last available women's spot. details coming up in sport. ♪ >>> foreign ministers from western powers are locked in talks in the austria, trying to finalize a deal over iran's nuclear program. they are trying to iron out remaining issues, and secure an agreement by friday so a document can be presented to the u

force people to fight again. >> reporter: these men are all important advisors to their leader riek machar. won't accept a deal that doesn't properly address the root cause of the conflict. catherine soy lks lks al jazeera upper nile state. >> baltimore's mayor says she will replace the police commissioner after riots surrounding the death of freddy gray be commissioner let the be riots spin into looting. during a march to demand fair elections in nicaragua barrels were pushed against protesters, the current rules favor the ruling party. next year's election will guarantee president samelle ortega a third term in office. >>> 8,000 men and boys in bosnia was a genocide, but united nations security council would not agree. glue be u.k. sponsored resolution calling the 1995 killing of thousands of muslims an act of genocide was rejected by russia using the veto granted to permanent members of the council. >> the draft submitby the united kingdom turned out to be unconstructive confrontational and politically motivated. the blame for the past is placed basically on one people, you single out o

riek machar is for the ongoing war. the president or republic has shown that he wanted. it's his life. this is - this is his life. riek machar is intransigent. china's stock market bounced back after the government stepped in. over the past three weeks, more than 3 trillion has been wiped off the mark. many are small investors that see the stock market wiped out. early in his career john clyde worked in american silicon valley valley. 10 years ago he moved to china, he saw more opportunity, he invested in the stock market. in the downturn in the market he lost over $100,000, but he's is not ready to cash in stock. >> where else can i put it. i don't want it in the bank. well, buying house may not be a good idea. i'll leave it there. >> reporter: a stagnating housing market is a part of a reason there's a surge in stock buying. savings rates are below inflation. the growing middle class has few options to grow their money. many jumped into the bull mark, some say with the government enticement. >> the bull market is encouraged. you can raise money sharing shares. people m

. >> machar is being accused of atrocities in violence in the civil conflict, which broke out in 2013. deals have collapsed, prompting the u.s., regional leaders, and the african union to post this final best deal. washington has been among south sudan's major sponsors since it seceded from khartoum in 2011. stuart: the latest figures are that 2.2 million people have been this place, including 800,000 children. families torn apart that may still be separated. the u.s. children's fund unicef, has developed a program gathering information about parents and children, in an attempt to reunite as many families as possible. >> reunited after a year and a half apart. these parents did not know whether their children were even alive. now unicef brought them together. >> i am so happy to get my kid back alive. thanks to the organization. >> since the beginning of the war, these 18 children lived with other kids at a camp. they had no idea their parents were 236 kilometers away. living alone with caretakers was hard. >> they were in the camp when it was attacked. many people including children

the rebels fighting for riek machar - despite attempts at a peace deal they were violated and broken. more than 2 million were forced from their home 50,000 killed. rebel and government forces were accused of massacres, rape and attacks on student. many south sudanese say they have nothing to celebrate, but are trying to stay alive. catherine soi spoke to some living under rebel control. this is their report. >> reporter: this woman was fetching firewood. north-east of here. he said she was ambushed by soldiers who stabbed and cut her multiple times. she was airlifted to a red cross center. her brother says the security situation is not what was expected when he celebrated independence from sudan, four years ago. >> you get independent, but if you are still dying you can't be happy. how can i celebrate. at another health center. this baby is days old. her mother wants her to grow up in peace. i want the two sides to come together. only the leadership can bring peace. >> the calm in the state. many are poor and displaced. receiving humanitarian help. a few aid agencies have problems ge

tribal lines with the government forces backing the dinka tribe, and the rebels fighting for riek machar and his tribe. several peace deals have been violated and broken. the chaos forcing many from their homes. 50,000 have been killed with hunger and disease making life diff. difficult. violence from both sides, many south sudan say that they have nothing to celebrate, they are trying to stay alive. catherine soi spoke to some living under control. this is her exclusive report. >> this person was fetching firewood ambushed by government soldiers stubbed multiple times before rescued and air lifted to this red cross center. the her brother says the security situation is not what he expected when he celebrated ingenth from sudan four years ago. >> if you get independence, but are dying, you can't be happy. how can i celebrate. >> at another health center this girl has a checkout. she is days old, and wants her child to grow up in peace. >> i want the two sides to come together so that our children can have a good future. >> there's relative calm. many are poor and displaced. a few aid age