one on one east investigates how far china will go to control its citizens. on his or her. white supremacy is on the rise in the u.s. and its adversaries to beating their war drums. for clients investigates the anti fascists using force against intolerance. this is and to frack on al-jazeera. non-violence does attempt to appeal to the more conscience of the maze now the jury's still out. of the nation as one. casualties of the gaza shooting speak out israel insists its troops acted appropriately when they opened fire on palestinians. i know i'm in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming out of the. diplomatic goodwill a south korean performers receive a warm reception from the leader in the north. donald trump says the deal on young immigrants in the u.s. known as the dream is all. cloudy with a chance of space step china's defunct space station is forecast to crash back to earth in the next twenty four hours but no one knows where. israel's defense minister has rejected international calls for an investigation into the killing of sixteen palestinians during landay pr

side ofjava indonesians have actually done some work on the east side of java but somehow, on the west side, it is not really known. all right, well, we look forward to seeing new discoveries. thank you so much are coming injoining seat. thank you very much. -- forjoining us. india is increasing its patrols along the border with china, after a tense stand—off between the two countries last year over a strategic

i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we find out why girls who are too young to work continue to be trafficked to asia's most prosperous nation. in may last year a young domestic worker from minbar had a terrifying fall from the night floor of this block of flats in singapore. her employer whom we will call john can still remember that day. a bounce that touches another soul gene cole told us how all of us some thoughts on to us sunlight a soul. what you call biscuit. not touch of a book i sing. one book i sing about how to. sing to jolt. the girl who join those tintin who was severely injured and is lucky to be alive. phool was broken by a covered walkway two stories down john says he was initially very angry about what she'd done but then he found out something shocking from the myanmar embassy tintin was just fifteen years old what's on the. militants. and clearly and. i see. no harm in this is what sensible sorry. when he fossum. john and his wife tintin through a singapore an employment agency asset recruitment according to this information sheet prepared by the company s

there are drops on the camera lens. to the east, many resorts closed for the season. caltransays that will make it easier on the crews with less traffic. >> reporter: the rain is changing over to sleet to snow about 5,000 feet. caltranstroops were out in full force. >> we are just waiting for it to come. >> reporter: and that it did. flurries flying in some spots and some drivers dealing with more than snow. adwind and dense fog to the mix, this crew had no choice but to slow it down after a trip to reno. >> i can barely see a couple feet in front of me and i'm just driving really slow. >> reporter: the snowy season is winding down but it is not over yet for those working the roads. >> this is getting late but we stay on to the end of april and even after that, we will be here. >> reporter: the advice for drivers remains the same. >> be repaired for the -- prepared for the conditions and adjust your speed. >> reporter: most of the area ski resorts will be closing for the season after today. that will make it a lot easier on crews because there will be a lot less traffi

the end of conflict on the korean peninsula is just as larry kudlow, the president's point person on east asia affairs were briefing the press, president

myself and the team here in london more news from doha in twenty five minutes time off that want to one east which starts now. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel and alum in europe for a five gene will mean often days of time but ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. on the steps of mongolian horse races are fast and furious it's a high adrenaline cultural tradition the jockeys are children some as young as five years old in their quest for victory many are injured some even fall to their deaths. i'm steve chapman on this edition a one on one east we investigate whether mongolia's child jockeys are being exploited in the name of tradition. and. it's for you and the sun the sun is starting to rise or the mongolian. in a land where horses symbolize national strength curtis who depended on the study and of the thousands of units of a modern form of the horse is a friend we love them and they're like humans in our eyes. at this time of year. o

. >> on the east lawn of mt. vernon with the mt. vernon president. picked nor site of a private dinner on sunday with president trump and the french president. >> good to have a visit from president trump and president macron mt. vernon and an important commission in the connection of the fresh nation to the american nation, going back to all sorts of wonderful french visitors who have come here and george washington's role in enabling the first alliance between the french and the americans which allowed the success in the war for independence. now, the visit coming up this monday, i can't give you details but what exactly will happen but they will be arriving here on the estate in the evening and touring a little bit of the grounds of george washington's mount vernon and the intention is to have dinner oregon the piazza, a private dinner. so a state visit but a private dinner, and we are very honored and looking forward to having them here. >> who does the cooking. >> the white house chef. >> has either president been to mount vernon before. >> no tr

since saturday about five hundred firefighters are working to save thousands of homes it's one on one east now. this is really an attack on the truth itself is a lot of this understanding of what free speech is supposed to be about that context is hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. ten years ago australia's prime minister apologized to a stolen generation of indigenous people for policies that systematically removed them from their families. but today more indigenous children are being removed then ever before. leading some to ask is this a new stolen generation. i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we investigate the crisis facing australia's indigenous families and the systems meant to protect them. a fair hair every year a. they may look like any happier strain in family celebrating a mother's birthday but heartache isn't far beneath the surface. helen neeson and her children have spent years torn apart. and. that day and one just to have been there was this is the lead in. and the unit comes tomorrow into the here alo

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pete suratos will join us with a live preview in about an hour. >> it's going to be a busy time on the east bay. a live look right now at oracle arena and coliseum. two big games are on tap. the warriors will host the spurs in game two of the playoff run and a's take on the chicago white sox. after a rougheneding to the regular season,riors dominated san antonio on saturday, despite playing without steph curry, they cruise to a 21 point win and looking to build on that victory tonight. >> i respect our opponent but we can -- we can dictate a lot of the game by how we approach it. it should be about how we come in every single day as individuals. >> you are urged to take mass transit if you're planning to go to either of those games tonight. >> 4:37 right now, coming up next on "today in the bay," a supreme court battle that could affect your wallet. debate on taxes purchased online that could force you to pay more. >>> potentially dangerous findings uncovered in a 7-month investigation into one of the budget airlines. what was found that may make you rethink the airline you use to fly. >>>

one on one east investigates whether history is repeating itself. on al-jazeera. getting to the heart of the matter if more stuff i can do the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera.

construction work earlier this month those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us one zero one east is coming up next. al jazeera where ever you are. on the steps of mongolian horse races are fast and furious it's a high adrenaline cultural tradition the jockeys are children some as young as five years old in their quest for victory many are injured some even fall to their deaths. i'm steve chapman on this edition a one on one east we investigate whether mongolia's child jockeys are being exploited in the name of tradition. and. it's four am and the sun the sun is starting to rise over the mongolia. in a land where horses symbolize national strength curtis have depended on a sturdy animal for thousands of units of a modern form of the horses a friend will love them and they're like humans in our eyes and. at this time of year bill good will believe these nine is up believe on his motorbike training his prized rice courses on one of four hundred horses maybe small size compared to overseas but the a strong economy they endure the freezing cold in some way heat and we take care of the

one to one east investigates whether history is repeating itself. on al-jazeera. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe challenge your perception that i was here and sounded so far fetched that i thought there were guys for low and behold it was true groundbreaking documentary. fearless journalism then life then reality laughs see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. peter with your top stories from al jazeera syrian state t.v. says several people have been killed in an air strike on a military air base near palm myra israel has not responded to syrian media reports accusing it of having been behind the attack israel's previously said the t.s.a. airbase is run by iranian forces who are backing the syrian government in the conflict u.s. officials say their forces are not conducting air strikes but are watching the situation closely the french president emanuel mcconnell and the u.s. president trump say they agree chemical weapons were used in syria on saturday more than forty people died in the suspected attack on east

i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we investigate the crisis facing australia's indigenous families and the systems meant to protect them. a fair. they may look like any happier strain family celebrating a mother's birthday but heartache isn't far beneath the surface. helen niece and her children have spent is torn apart. and one just to have been this is the lead in. and the unit. along so much. like thousands of other indigenous families or of helen's children were removed by child will. after a long legal battle the family was reunited just over a year ago. young form. and you have so many times you are not whole if someone like. as much as that all of their are all in pieces can never ever be put back together. for eighteen year old rain the memories of being removed when he was a teen still rule. and how did you feel that. did you have any sense of why they were taking in our. band. at first reign in his younger brother and sister were placed with the same foster carer but he sister ran away and mine was moved away from his brother. like. six really abused as a child a

one on one east investigates whether history is repeating itself. on al-jazeera. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square talking. as. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. this is really an attack on it for itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context of hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. brazil's former president lula negotiates a surrender to the police after defying a deadline to start a prison sentence for corruption. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. the israeli security forces killed eight palestinians during the second mass sport a protest in a week. the white house moves to end the so-called catch and release policy that allows freedom for undocumented immigrants whi

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i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we investigate how foreign students have become prey on australian campuses. it's the start of the university. orientation week. along with free ice cream in the. day and high expectations. all. students from. the economy the majority come from china and india. and china to test them. to a testament friends. try to trace a chance. to china. but there is some parts of. the problem of videos. a strain in universities a facing a crisis of culture. drinking and degrading initiation rituals it's a culture that's been linked to a shocking level of. students. that. the way. that most international students to skate and too ashamed to speak up if they've been targeted. and. talk about this so much they've and sometimes when you see it makes. them time to believe. it's been two years since i moved from china to canberra the strays capital and home of the prestigious a strange a national university. doing biotech and arts majoring biology and sociology. she was prepared for her intense double degree but knew little about a strange. job why. everyo

all those are the headlines of one one east is coming up next and then ongoing coverage from doha on that historic north south korean summit. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel an alum in your bra five jeans off the days at times but ten times faster than we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. almost half a million foreign students many from asia choose to study in australia. it's the country's third largest export industry worth nearly eighteen billion dollars a year. but australia's reputation as a safe and sunny place to study is under threat after widespread reports of great. i'm steve chair on this episode a one on one east we investigate how foreign students have become prey on australian campuses. it's the start of the university. orientation week. is in full swing. along with free ice cream in the. day and high expectations. all of. the economy the majority come from china and india. and china and testament to a testament friends. try to trace a chance

thousand were injured by israeli forces since the demonstrations began ten days ago up next is one of one east. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara at this time on al-jazeera.

those are the headlines stay with us one on one east is next and as always thanks for your company but by. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and alum in your for us by gene will mean us a data transfer ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera . ten years ago australia's prime minister apologized to a stolen generation of indigenous people for policies that systematically removed them from their families. but today more indigenous children are being removed than ever before. leading some to ask is this a new stolen generation. i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we investigate the crisis facing australia's indigenous families and the systems meant to protect them. they're a fish have their way here. they may look like any happier strain in family celebrating a mother's birthday but heartache isn't far beneath the surface. helen neeson and her children have spent years tour. and it would just to have been those this is the lead

on your thursday morning. the fed says it expects our strong economy to continue for several years to come. we got that from fed minutes. tension in the middle east affecting energy prices. airline stocks are down on higher jet fuel cost. san mateo soouchltzuora debuts. the ceo was able to raise $44 million in the ipo, that puts overall worth of $1.4 billion. look for him on the opening bell at 6:30. mark zuckerberg spent his second day testifying in washington, d.c. here you see video questioning the facebook ceo. zuckerberg said he was one of the people whose data was sent to malicious third parties. we learned one of two things with facebook testimony. facebook tracks you even when you're logged off and facebook was aware of cambridge analytica property problem before it let on it was aware. we heard strange questions. here is a congressman from missouri asking if the website zuckerberg made at 18 is still around called face mash. >> one question i would like to ask before i go into my questioning. what is face mash and is it still up and running? >> no, congressman. face mash was a prank website that i launched in college in my dorm room. >>

it's 2:00 on the east coast, 11:00 a.m. on the west coast. i'm shepard smith on new york. with the stunning news that bill cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault. three second degree felonies. he faces a possibility of up to 30 years in prison for his crime. joining us now is jeffrey kramer, former federal prosecutor. jeffrey, your reaction? >> well, certainly a little surprised. when prosecutors rack up a case for a second time, it has been indicated, it becomes more difficult because witnesses are already on record with their prior statements, therefore, the cross examinations become more robust. however, prosecutors also learn from their mistakes. they have a chance to hear from the jurors the first time to see what works and what didn't work so they can refine their presentation. that's clearly what happened

risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one of one east investigates on al-jazeera. where ever you. could look at the top stories now cuba's new president miguel diaz camilla is about to continue the socialist reza revolution as the nation moves on from nearly six decades of castro rule. the u.s. president warns he'll walk away of talks with north korea's kim jong un on fruitful but south korea says the north has expressed a commitment to complete denuclearization. fighters in the rebel held town of to madness syria's capital damascus adding over their weapons on the an evacuation deal. now france's interior ministry says almost one hundred twenty thousand people have attended rallies across the country against president emanuel macron the latest in a series of demonstrations by public sector workers and students against macros and reforms from paris the reports. there was some clashes between protesters and police but overall the march in paris was peaceful public sector workers and students were united in anger against the government's p

risking their young lives riding to win are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. in the lead up to the historic twenty eight feet the real summit al-jazeera looks of life in the north. join me james brace for a series of special reports from north korea. here on al-jazeera. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera france's president tomorrow mccaughan has urged the u.s. to stand by the iran nuclear deal president donald trump is threaten to walk away from the agreements mcconnell arrives in washington on monday. nicaragua's president has withdrawn proposed pension reforms that sparked a wave of violent protests dozens of shops in the capital managua were looted in a fifth day of demonstrations and at least sixty three people have been killed in bombing attacks of voter registration centers in afghanistan several centers have been targeted since they opened last week ahead of upcoming elections. syria's government has continued to pummel a suburb of the capital damascus to force out i still faces they've agreed to leave the southern wrong

and how human activity is making them was plain we focus on the middle east side being called one ofthe walls was to see place during the dust storm season and patients get severe attacks of us and that's required hospital admission and intensive care. we'll see how nasa satellites can track dust storms as they sweep across the globe the dust to lift it up to three or four miles in altitude before it's really kind of scurried away by the limbs plane every year the current estimate is anywhere from two to five billion metric tons that moves around some just as a nurse. it was for every year so that's quite a bit of dust. just isn't always bad scientists are researching the impact of dust crossing the ocean from africa to florida i think the fact that we can see these impacts are far away is really exciting. so in the rain forest we need the plants to ride their nutrients in a fertilised from dust in kuwait they're pioneering new ways of tackling the problem of dust storms this dunston come to the north and negative effects of the. well technology brings the prospect of daily dust stor

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the demands made by east german citizens grew ever louder. by one nine hundred eighty eight the cia had already recognized that east germany was close to the tipping point as noted in the central intelligence bulletin if activists expand their appeals to economic issues their protests probably would require a mass following. impose a one hundred thousand people marched to leipsic ring past the main railway station to the consummate department store and broke through the lease line of a troubling bring some to school he's going to see gangsters it's didn't last so i thought there were two thousand protesters tried to return to the city center for the first time special police units were deployed with dogs and special equipment as opposed to just sometimes disciplined by fires the mall we're trying to down the mall people call me a lot of sort of memory we need to crack down harder. district administration is no longer in control of the clashes. the hostile and negative forces will be so overwhelming they'll be unstoppable what then. was when in fact

. >> on the east lawn of mount vernon with doug bradburn. the site of a private dinner monday with president trump and french president macron, looking at tell us about the dinner? >> we are honored to have a visit by president macron and president trump to mount vernon. it is a special site in the history of the united states. it's also a very important place in the connection of the french nation to the american nation going back to all sorts of wonderful french visitors. the first alliance between the french and the americans. up visit that is coming monday, i can't give you all the details about what happened. touring a little bit of the grounds and george washington's mount vernon and the main intention is to have a dinner here. visit but a private dinner. we are very honored and looking for to having them here. the white house shuffle be doing the cooking from what i understand. them have either president spent to mount vernon before? >> president trump is not been to them destined to mount vernon yet. -- not been to mount vernon yet.

one on one east investigates how far china will go to control its citizens. on his or. al-jazeera. where ever you. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from a reminder of our top stories the former brazilian president the reefs enough to look to silver is expected to hand himself into the police as soon as saturday after missing an earlier deadline he's in a trade union building in south palo where supporters have been rallying outside with it has been ordered to start a jail sentence for corruption. the israeli army has killed at least eight palestinian protesters and injured more than thirteen hundred in demonstrations along the gaza border thirty people have now died close to the border with israel since the protests began last friday. and the u.s. has imposed new sanctions against some of president vladimir putin's key allies the white house says the penalties are in response to what it calls moscow's damaging activities. staying in the states donald trump is moving to end the practice known as catch and release now the policy allows immigrants caught in the u.s. withou

one on one east investigates how far china will go to control its citizens. on his or. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the way around. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current of families that matter to you. out is iraq. to back your watching officer i'm so whole rob a reminder of our top stories those railings have been shooting of live fire at the garza's israeli border as palestinians are new protests at least twenty one palestinians have been killed over the past week and more than forty hundred injured half of them hit by israeli gunfire and we're also getting news just out of the u.n. human rights office. that israel is being urged to ensure we quote security forces did not use excessive force against palestinian protesters that's going from the human rights are office if we believe geneva also. south korea's former president park geun hye has been found guilty of abuse of power and coercion a call to sentenced her to twenty four years in jail for her part of the corruption scanda

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risking their young lives writing to women are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. i know i'm maryam namazie in london a quick look at the top stories for you now a south korean president lungi in says the north has expressed its commitment to completely denuclearize it comes as u.s. president donald trump warns he'll walk away from any planned talks with north korea's leader if they are not fruitful the meeting is expected to take place next month or in early june cia director and secretary of state nominee might pompei i held a secret meeting with kim jong un in pyongyang earlier this month as part of an effort to lay the groundwork for talks. trump says he hopes they'll be a success but adds that he is willing to call them off if not. cuba's new president has vowed to continue the socialist revolution as the nation turns the page on nearly six decades of castro rufe miguel diaz has been sworn in by m.p.'s in havana as roe castro stepped down after ten years as president. is the first cuban leader born after fidel castro's nine hundred

. >>> still no arrests after a e violent scene on an east bay freeway. 7:00 last night, someone in an suv opened fire on 580 in richmond. a chp officer was conducting a traffic stop and witnessed the entire thing. the suspect allegedly fired more than 20 shots. a ford sedan was hit but nobody was injured. police have not announced any arrest s and that investigation is ongoing. >>> city leaders are poised to talk about scooters tomorrow in san francisco. hundreds of mini motorized scooters popped up all over the city over the past few weeks. some neighbors say it is out of control. nbc bay area is live at san francisco city hall tonight and the city took action and scooped up dozens of scooters this week. >> yeah, that happened this friday, there are three company ss that operate these miniaturized motor scooters. on friday all of the companies had scooters. the biggest concern is -- >> we're in a very dense compact city in san francisco. there's a lot of pedestrian travel. people are on foot. people are in wheelchairs. people are using walkers. we don't want to have something on the

nd we are on the east e side of town. this was stevens lee high school, the only high school in carolina for african-americans at if you stayed three hours one point. away you had to catch a bus every day to go to this school . 19 63, closed in in5, and they tore it down 1975. this school had a reputation throughout the country for accelerated academics, science, sports. foras a top-notch platform the african-american community. it was like the jewel, the centerpiece. not only was it a school but in arts and cultures center, a real multipurpose building that was producing quality students. most of the teachers here had masters degrees and some even had phd's. 1965, this was during integration, they closed the school. when they finally moved the student to lee atwood, that is now azure high, the black students were treated so poorly they all walked out of school. riot. were called, a to thend police go hospital, cars turned over and some damage. schools closed for a week, no alcohol. two years after that, another right, the

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the march jobs report was hit by unseasonably winter weather, very harsh on the east coast, compared to february with unseasonably warm weather boosting numbers. let me give you details to show you what i am talking about. 103,000 inre up march. the forecast was 185,000. that was down from 326,000 in february, averaging 200,000 a month. unemployment was steady. it was supposed to drop. now basically holding steady.

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on a. i and the e.u. . to the end. to the end the league. to. the east. the lines on al-jazeera and the stories trending on our website al-jazeera dot com at number one the us secretary of state stressing the need for goals unity comments michael taylor made during his visit to riyadh after talks with a saudi arabia's crown prince a king and the foreign minister of saudi arabia number two germany confronting the colonial groups of racism also trending a second wave of revolutions is inevitable according to experts and the situation a man rush domestic battery surges in brusha after decriminalization find out a lot more to find out more about that story and others on our website at al-jazeera dot com. now u.n. security council delegation visiting bangladesh has interviewed more than one hundred rohingya refugees who have fled a military crackdown in neighboring myanmar large crowds of ranger lined the roads as a team arrived in cox's bazar some seven hundred thousand range or live in makeshift camps. the solution must lie in me and they must be allowed to g

israelan3 at 9:45, the defense minister speaks at the washington institute for near east policy on middle east security. at noon, new america hosts a forum on digital data and users rights. coming up in 30 minutes, a look at u.s.-russia relations. our guest is william bro

risking their young lives writing to women are they being exploited in the name of tradition one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. or. al-jazeera. the lower end of this is the news hour live from london coming up. from a walk away of talks with kim jong un on fruitful but south korea says the north is committed to denuclearize a shoot. out with the old in with the new raul castro hands over power to cuba's new leader leo diaz coming. banding their arms and pulling out syrian rebels and their families start to leave a town near damascus or deal with government forces. and cooked to death the stock new warning that australia's great barrier reef will never fully recover from coral bleaching. i'm joined again with the day's sport rafael nadal continues his balls for the record eleventh monte carlo masters trophy but not my joke of it she is going home after losing in the fourth round i'll have all the details coming out. the south korean president says the north has expressed its commitment to complete denuclearize ation it comes as u.s. president donald trump warns he'll walk away from p

one on one east investigates whether history is repeating itself. on al-jazeera. al jazeera. where ever you are. a story fourteen hundred years in the make. a story of succession and the leadership. of the story of dispute and division of the hawk. the caliph episode two. i remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations has the so many nationalities. we all come to different places but it's one that gives us gives us the ability to identify the people. on the side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a day off to western countries launched a coordinated attack on syria's chemical weapons facilities the government's lost revenue defensive and rebel held areas multiple air raids and artillery units have targeted several villages in northern homs province strikes of all to hit the town of habit in the countryside. saudi king solomon sa

those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after wonder what east next. everything dude is being analyzed it's being played and it's being measured for intelligence agencies all. to do things in secret that are a lawful or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. they could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass surveillance digital dissidents at this time on al-jazeera. on the steps of mongolian horse races are fast and furious it's a high adrenaline cultural tradition the jockeys are children some as young as five years old in their quest for victory many are injured some even fall to their deaths. i'm steve chapman on this edition a one on one east we investigate whether mongolia's child jockeys are being exploited in the name of tradition. and. it's for you and the sun the sun is starting to rise over the mongolia. in a land where horses symbolize national strength curtis who depended on the study and of the thousands of youths of a modern before the horses a friend wi

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east corner. that martheir hanging on or 16 in the south—east corner. e will bring some rain across eastern england, bringing sunny spells and if they come, 80 degrees. the rest of the country, sunny spells with some isolated showers. compared to last weekend, a milder one install. on sunday, more in the way in terms of mist and fog. —— in store. most will be dry, with the threat of some rain in the south—east corner on sunday. temperatures in the double figures. hello. this is bbc news with carole walker. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. but first, the headlines. a man in his twenties has died after being stabbed in east london this evening. police have confirmed another death in the same area, following a serious assault. russia demands an emergency meeting of the un security council

we focus on the middle east such a being called one of the walls was stupid and it's played during the dust storm season and patients get severe attacks of us and that's required hospital admission and intensive care and. we'll see how nasa satellites can track down storms as they sweep across the globe just to lift it up to three or four miles. and i wanted to move before it's really kind of scary the way by the way it's. every year the current estimate is anywhere from two to five billion metric tons of news around some just as a nurse atmosphere every year so that's quite a bit of dust. dust isn't always past scientists researching the impact of dust crossing the ocean from africa to florida i think the fact that we can see these and pipes are far away is really exciting. so the rain forest we need the plants to arrive the nutrients in or fertilize for dust in kuwait they're pioneering new ways of tackling the problem of dust storms this babson come to do is good negative it gets to the. wall technology brings the prospect of daily dust storms full cost. so he says this time the sto

some wet weather in the south east of england. strong winds on the east anglia and coastline. ic moment in the troubled history of north and south korea — the north korean leader crosses the border for frank talks on denuclearisation. in the last few moments, the two leaders planted a commemorative tree and they're now holding historic one—to—one talks in full view of the cameras. new rules mean people using porn sites will soon have to give personal details to verify their age. it's designed to protect children, but will it work? whether we like it or not, porn has become sex education. the main sex education for many kids out there. i guess that is the background to why so many people are panicking now and going, like, what should we do? critics say it's an invasion of privacy. what do you think? do get in touch.