samy is still young but she wants to learn. in 2 years with me c. definitely will learn a lot to know it's fun to lead the fight for the time being it's just a battle you can't win the whole war demeans the nation. the preparation time for the next training their colleagues found an electric pool pump but how it works remains a mystery. to be better to leave it to the spats. you're working here and they're just standing there and watching a typical division of labor perhaps it's a question of bringing. forward the ball not there we go you know this is the training field for the 1st division women's team abu car united one of the stop is leading the training today saying the sorra say. it's for my team. today the squad meets hug new partner. they know what monica stop is doing for women's football in that country. was not like someone you. think he. was. god. god god. god i. want to stop what's nonstop next toss public relations in a television interview with paradise t.v. a nationwide channel in gambia. in the 30 minute talk show the women can tell

big protest at the weekend and the occupation of this parliament building it has to be said though sami that the peer lay do carry out operations in exercises like this from time to time they've had a garrison here in hong kong for 22 years in fact they have several garrisons here in the city one of them is just a few 100 meters away and of course when president xi jinping visited hong kong just 2 years ago one of the 1st things he did was to visit the garrison in stanley and the implied message seemed to be then that if we do gets. serious unrest in hong kong i won't hesitate to order these soldiers into action now on wednesday morning the chief executive kerry land was forced to deny a report that appeared online overnight saying that she had consulted beijing about the possibility of calling in the peer lay on monday evening after students ransacked an occupied the building beside me on wednesday morning she said that report was erroneous and denied it but one of her key advisors bonnie tong a legal adviser has said that every time there is serious unrest in hong kong it raises the r

the children to gaze often each have been looking forward to seeing monica i'm samy. girls of all ages live here. tattoo guy runs a clinic which is funded by donations you know. she's a midwife and here she houses 60 children. a strong woman's place for women. anyway the kid 111 man the kid one class and then you have a kid one room when you get to the mission or is that. in some states it's de orphans all girls to took them all in here. she takes such good care of them make sure they have enough to eat so that they go to school and tries to be like a foster mom. says are you. training with samy i'm monica is the highlight of their week. part of. the. world class. and on it goes. the independent stadium can be as largest arena a performance by the police marching band in anticipation of the men's football super cup final but 1st the women get to play. league champions versus the winners of the cup. must see. the eventful moniker stop and say nice is soaring but not many fans have showed up yet. come to 4th and i'm sorry more people will still come to see the men play

well sami because according to rein in officials it is an illegal seizure it's an act of what they call maritime piracy now the british navy sees this vessel it's a super size oil tanker that was carrying 2000000 barrels of rain in crude oil and it was seized by the british navy in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th the officials there say because it was heading to syria and the syrian government faces a number of e.u. sanctions that is why they seized this but the iranians say 1st of all that syria is not the destination of the grace one vessel and 2 those e.u. sanctions on the syrian government have not been endorsed by the united nations so therefore they were in use don't recognize them as binding they have recalled they have called the british ambassador here in the capital many times for the foreign ministry to show their case that their documentation about this vessel it's worth just to mention that the crude oil on board this vessel is worth about $200000000.00 u.s. and the iranians are demanding that the british government release this vessel now we've heard from the supreme l

the children to gaze orphanage have been looking forward to seeing monica i'm samy. girls of all ages live here. fatu gate runs a clinic which is funded by donations. she's a midwife and here she houses 60 children. a strong woman's place for women. who are. then you educated 111. the kids one question if they go to school and tries to be like a foster mom. says i'm. trying with seine and monica is the highlight of their week. part of. the. world class. and on it goes. the independent stadium can be as largest arena a performance by the police marching band in anticipation of the men's football super cup final but 1st the women get to play. league champions versus the winners of the cup. a must see event for monaco stop and say nice is soaring but not many fans have showed up yet. come in 4th and i'm sure more people will still come to see the men play but also get to see a bit of the women's game that's great and it's good advertisement for the women that will get. the stadium holds 40000 spectators. and about $100.00 have come to see the women's game. monica has se

winners and history's loses in the red cafe you'll find those who are defying history like activist sami who are. used to be. one of the sometimes of the world is the only. nations armies occupied. and when. the ottomans the state here for 400 years but in the end they went. across a there's also came and went after 200 years. of all the conquerors. they are like marco polo. marco polo came under the wind. and we stayed here. we are always been. between tours. east and west. crusader and arabs. jews and muslims the fault lines run through the middle east like a sparking wire on a set of. religion ideology fanaticism imperial ambition all the conditions of war have existed here. in concentrated form for thousands of years. like all wars conflict provides opportunities for business . and it was in the holy land that marco polo began to learn his trade. but it was more than business that brought the polos to wake. they headed for the venetian quarter near the harbor. it said that this was a hostile venetian travelers in markopolos time. this is where people of high rank with thrown together

what the students who protested on sunday have said they do not want the problem we have right now sami is that kerry is basically according to recent opinion polls now the most unpopular chief executive that hong kong has had that means that her credibility is suffering so the students those who support the students say they're simply no point in talking to her because she remains tone deaf to their demands for change because this is not just about you know an extradition bill it's also about now you know one man one vote universal suffrage as it was you know 5 years ago with the occupy movement laura brown there from hong kong. russia's defense ministry says 14 sailors have died in a fire on a navy submarine russia says it was a deep sea research vessel based out of several mosque which was doing a survey of the sea floor near the arctic russia's president summoned the defense minister for a briefing on the fire he expressed his condolences to relatives of the sailors heavy rain has prompted an evacuation order for more than 700000 people in japan the meteorological agency is warning

government forces the forces do it through the nosed government of national accord and as you know sami that this number 20000 soldiers does not seem to be accurate what we were sure about is that 400 soldiers came from the eastern city of to join the battlefield more him for more troops coming from other towns but many people here don't want it many military experts doubt this number of they say that they have to the commanders are more support probably trying to boost the soldiers more hours specially after the said back to the had by losing the strategic city of the amber on the other hand. have to force commanders threaten to intensify airstrikes following the defeat in the city and since then have to fight to the jets have been repeated lete targeting several occasions in and around tripoli including the may to get airport the only operational airport in the capital tripoli and a member of sami. last night's air strike is this is the 6th time matey get as to who had behaved as fighter jets since the beginning of the military campaign he launched it to seize tripoli on april the 4th

sami say this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up russia investigates a fire in the navy submarine killing 14 sailors 7 of the dead were officers a u.s. navy seal accused of committing war crimes in iraq he was found not guilty of murder. in the desert and i'll tell you how these trailblazing women are changing their communities by driving trucks.

know back to hala thanks very much about wraps up this news server to stay with us here on al-jazeera sami as i'll put you next with the very latest well it's. malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the community with more than 1200 prisoners on death row one a one they've invested. on al-jazeera. 44 people killed in an air strike on a migrant detention center in the libyan capital the u.n. envoy calls it a war crime. i'm sam is a dan this is al jazeera live from coming up. most of the victims of a strike were from many african countries and they're urging the international international community to step in. iran's president says time is running out for their iran's partners to hold up their end of the 2015 nuclear deal. after days of deadlock european leaders finally decide who they want to take over the top positions. now the death of at least 44 people in an asteroid on a migrant detention center in libya is raising all sorts of questions the attack happened late on tuesday night on the center in a suburb of the libyan capital tripoli it's been condemned by the african un

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i'm sami's a diamond with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now iran's state television says revolutionary guard serve seized a foreign tanker and its crew believed to be smuggling oil in the gulf tanko is reportedly taken just south of island in the strait of hormuz it's a critical shipping channel also has the latest from to head on. it was initially. rescued by the revolutionary guard. in the strait of hormuz on sunday after it's on par with stress and no we would say that may change age 8 to help with. carrying a 1000000. fuel and then the 3rd one. into iraq in the strait of hormuz they understood that it was actually mother will be or else so that's one reason that there were 12 crew members on board we do not have any more information about the ship so long to reach governments where it was coming from or where it was trying turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. 35 fighter jet program unfair it says it will harm relations washington after turkey accepted the delivery of russia's s 400 ad defense system the body of the turkish diplomat shot dead i

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winners and history's loses in the red cafe you'll find those who are defying history like activist sami who are. used to be. one of the some 3rd of the world is only. nations armies occupy that and when. the ottomans the state here for 400 years but in the end they went. across a there's also came and went after 200 years. of all the conquerors. they are like marco polo. marco polo came under the wind. and we stayed here. we are always been. between tours. east and west. crusader and arab. jews and muslims the fault lines run through the middle east like a sparking wire on a set of. religion ideology fanaticism imperial ambitions all the conditions of war have existed here in concentrated form for thousands of years. like all wars conflict provides opportunities for business . and it was in the holy land that marco polo began to learn his trade. but it was more than business that brought the polos to wake. they headed for the venetian quarter near the harbor. it said that this was a hostel for venetian travelers in markopolos time. this is where people of high rank with thrown together

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de la copa "un nuevo dÍa" a travÉs de la pantalla de telemundo, comenzÓ la fiesta y conmigo estÁn samie fÚtbol americano para que fuera Árbitro y tras no haberse instalado el var el resultado fue tres a dos a favor del equipo de ada, dejando atrÁs a rashel y a su equipo rojo. >> en el segundo juego se instalÓ un var para que el juez estuviera feliz, el resto no fue necesario ya que el resultado del marcado era indiscutible. >> Él fue aplastado 5 goles a dos por el equipo de chiquis quien terminÓ con la cara aplastada por un balÓn, planeado, adivinen por quien. >> arranca el partido por el tercer lugar. >> de esta manera, se enfrentÓ a rashel por el tercer puesto que una vez mÁs fue derrotado por el huracÁn del caribe quien soplÓ fuerte con deseos de venganza y se terminÓ llevando el tercer lugar. >> hoy definimos el en primer lugar entre el equipo dorado de trampa ada y el equipo revelaciÓn de las naranjas de chiquibaby. >> serÁ que chiquibaby hace historia como novata? o serÁ que ada harÁ limonada. >> sandarti fue eliminado en primera ronda por eso tuvo que hacer la voz en off. >> des

not yet sami but it's not likely to go down very well this has been a very very sore subject in these i'm a public all levels of government have called on the british government to release this tanker assume it's possible the iranians have hired an attorney to pursue the matter and they've said that they will do everything they can to get this tanker back now the grace one is a super sized oil tanker that was carrying 2000000 barrels of iranian crude oil in the strait of gibraltar when it was seized on july 4th by the british navy the iranians have denied that it was actually heading to syria but they haven't clarified where this tanker was heading they say that this was an act of maritime piracy and we even heard from iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei on wednesday who said that the actions carried out by the vicious british government will not go on responded. to stay with us for a 2nd because of being other developments with iran the country saying all its drones of return to their bases dismissing washington's claim it destroyed one of them on thursday president donald

news4'samy cho spoke to the woman's parents, still stunned that their little girl is gone. >> reporter: this is the bright smile, the young woman who dreamed of being a teacher. 22-year-old rene from upper marlboro. r parents say she was kind to everyone. >> she loved everybody. wherever she could. >> we love her so much. >> reporter: early this morning rene was driving home from a friend's house. a driver who may have been drunk was going the wrong way on the beltway. the driver crashed head first into her and killed her. she was 22 years old. >> s was a sweet girl. >> her parents say rene was working toward her dream of being a teacher by taking classes at prince george's commity college andalancing a nearly full-time job at silver diner. >> she was so friendly. >> her parents say she had planned for them to all go to church today. ow they're heart broken they never got the chance. >> we loved her so much. i think god loves her more. >> reporter: in upper marlboro, amy cho.s4 n >>> police identified the pickup truck driver. they said charges are pending he review by t prince george's

sami thank you yes well prime minister terry's m a s said there are no current plans to discuss relations with the us president bush and their foreign secretary has called the comments this respectful and raw fish i say he joins us live now in the studio for this one of the reaction has there been to these comments here in the u.k. alliance the diplomatic service in this country is an absolute state of shock i mean the fact that we're having here in conversation is whether or not the get kicked out of the states it's almost surreal and you hear former diplomats former american busses saying on in the media in this country look is it going to be the case if used to actually can't say what we think whether we're in the u.s. or russia or china for fear that some politically minded civil servants a politician in the u.k. might choose to leak of unvarnished comments for political advantage and. they really fear for the. future of the of the diplomatic service and its integrity and of course as well as that that the investigation is now going into who was behind the leak and the general assumpt

hello i'm sami's a than this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes to reason is the last day final cabinet meeting as prime minister with boris johnson the front runner to succeed. iran says calls for an international coalition to protect shipping in the gulf will only bring in security. tension over south korea says it fired warning shots of the russian military aircraft violating its airspace. and kenya's finance minister pleads not guilty to corruption charges. britain's new prime minister is expected to be named within the hour to resume a is holding out final cabinet meeting at 10 downing street before she resigns then the results of the conservative party's leadership election will be revealed but as johnson is the favorite to beat rival jeremy hunt in the vote by tory party members . all right let's go straight now to lauren slays outside the queen elizabeth the 2nd center where the announcement will be made lawrence to take us through the vote that's going to happen today. oh yes it is a fairly straightforward operational to sleep the last few weeks me

ok samy and monica put on the event with funds from the german ministry of foreign affairs and olympic sports confederation. we learned a lot in germany about women football and fighting for women's football so now i'm outside germany and i want to give all my knowledge to everybody who wants to listen once i want to put all the stakeholders in one table football is so shit school education ministry use in sports. i'm sure talk more later thank you. you. know before. you go wage that was little to play and the german their fate. made it in the protocol of the searches of i remember that day and this is a yes no women. born 60 years ago indeed some back monica star was the youngest of 3 sisters her father was a biker and a huge football fan who had been hopeful for a son still his youngest daughter picked up his favorite sport. was always there my father was always watching football and i think he really wished he had a son after the 3rd attempt they quit trying so i somehow ended up being raised like a boy i used to fight with the boys in kindergarten i remember a story a mother once c

but protesters have gone down that i'd also the media following i have to say at this time of night sami there probably are more media in the streets the protesters themselves and the police although they bring riot. has in the last half hour also eased the tensions have eased. eased partly the police seem to have taken off their helmets and so on but having said that there is something going on here. with some protesters around the bruce berkowitz going to. want to get through. this a prospero or. yes it is a postcard we've seen a few ambulances back and forth of the protesters to be very good about letting i'm going to see through the protesters are not so good as you can see about letting loose the recruits through. the process through what's. most of the protesters. think is going to be drifting away that basically be telling us they're not going to wait around that's going to be for the good days it seems of occupying streets for weeks on end over that was the previous occupy movement of 5 years ago in fact the place where we are actually is quite close to where we had those scenes

to in the 1st free presidential election becoming the world's oldest head of state at the age of 88 sami handy is editor in chief of international interest he says tunisia is better off than other nations that went through the political upheavals of the arab spring but it still faces major economic challenges . i think tunisia is still fairing far better off than that and libya and syria and the like in the sense that it has avoided war however this does not deny that to newsy is going through a very bad economic crisis this still incredible class devised this that incredible poverty particularly in a region particularly student was eating a city and engulfs and doors are in need and all of these other particular cities this economic crisis has led to many use deciding to abandon that and to a protest process to say that there is no hope with regards to tunisia political parties are now engaged in trying to instill hope within the you through population however we have seen the return of lobby groups who have seen the return of business interests we've seen the return of of foreign inter

afghanistan says the current round of negotiations with the taliban have been the most productive so far sami has been speaking to al jazeera during the 7th round of talks in doha in that ending the 18 year war in afghanistan on sunday taliban delegates will meet rival afghans dozens of high profile figures and activists. attending the talks but none of them are officially representing the government the taliban have refused to deal directly with the western backed government in kabul well charlotte bella sat down with the u.s. peace envoy and i asked him about how things have gone this week is the 7th round of talks how do you feel about the progress between yourselves and the taliban so far very good. in the best round so far can you put a percentage number on the progress you've made this week i rather not do that. i would rather say we have made substantial progress on all 4 elements that make the framework that we have agreed to a peace agreement which is as you know assurances on counterterrorism that's important for the united states on the war. would draw all of foreign troops which i

no sami we have not heard about the ownership of this vessel but the iranian revolutionary guards have said that they have at the request of the judiciary carried out the arrest of the 12 crew members they are all foreigners but they have yet to identify which nationalities they are and this is a very very crucial shipping route of course the strait of hormuz it's a very busy route for the war well the world's oil exports and the iranians have said that this is something that they the security of the strait of hormuz is in the hands of iran's navy as well as the revolutionary guard so this seizure comes at a very very short time when there has been heightened tensions in the region specially in the strait of hormuz and we've heard from various officials in iran that this the iran's own oil exports have been attacked and that's something that they will not stand for this latest seizure is something the iranians say is an effort to fight smuggling of oil and fuel in this region civil waiting to find out more information from the revolutionary guard about who actually owns this vessel or

. >> reporter: sami jassemmm mo lost all of his wheat when his fields went up in flames. a his nephew wng those who tried to put them out. ated ): it was a huge fire. nobody could face it. we drenched the blankets with water and put them on the fire, but it didn't work. >> reporter: some of those who came to help became victims lves. when ibrahim abdallah saleh and aven others rushed to the scene, their car hi.e.d. it exploded, killing three. saleh lost both legs and an arm. whhe has little doubt abous responsible for both the i.e.d. and the fires. >> ( translated ): isis. i saw them, those who set the fire. there were two. i saw it with my own eyes. >> reporter: i ask the prime minister whether or not there has been a thoroughat investn into the causes. i spent a week on the ground reporting in northern iraq, and i spoke to almost two dozen farmer government officials, security officials, and all of them said th there had not been an official investigation. they had not seen any probe into thwhat was actually causine fires. i'm wondering how certain can you be about the

well sami 2 of those turkish nationals were actually seized by the. general hof there is army in early may and is 6 other turkish citizens were at the end of last week there was a back door diplomacy and 2 sides had actually have been threatening each other 1st off their side threatened turkey and turkish officials whose form those on the highest level that turkey would retaliate and. when i spoke to today or fishel sources in ankara they said that they have 72 hours waiting for the turks they were expecting them to be really saw it worked finally 6 of those turkish citizens are safe and sound and we learned that they were a ship men in a in a ship that was owned by a libyan citizen and the foreign ministry aide told us that they're not coming back to turkey they will continue their work in libya but for the other turkish citizens who were ac's day in early may when we heard from the turkish foreign ministry that they will be released as well but we are waiting for. for more information about that spat between 2 sides the a between a between the libya

repeat of the final 4 years ago when australia apply new zealand australia play host england in the 2nd sami and. england have never want to world cup after shaky period in the qualification group that a return to form to reach the semi's can stay big rivals. everybody is excited and has been the last couple of days to play this game it's a semi fun of will cope i think the fact. thread the group stages for a while getting through to the stage looked unlikely or it was called into question i think that makes it more exciting for us when we look at our sort of the moment with full confidence going into this guy mostly england have been the probably the front runners in world cricket of the last 4 years that why they've changed the game in the game playing in particular has been very corrosive taken into the opposition so for us we had again apply then i have we're going to play with played each other a lot over the last couple of years so it's going to be whoever held in a whoever takes in them half chances whoever starts off the game really well in 1st 10 overs whether it's with battle ball

repeat of the final 4 years ago when australia apply new zealand australia play host england in the 2nd sami and. england have never want to world cup but after shaky period in the qualification group they returned to form to reach the semi's instead big rivals. everybody is excited and has been the last couple of days to play this game semi fun of will cope i think the fact. thread the group stages for a while getting through to the stage looked unlikely or it was called into question i think that makes it more exciting for us and we look at a sort of the moment with full confidence going into this guy mostly england have been the probably the front runners in world cricket of the last 4 years why they've changed the game in the game playing in particular has been very crissy of taking it to the opposition so for us we had again apply than i have we're going to play i've played each other a lot over the last couple of years so it's going to be whoever held in a whoever takes in them half chances whoever starts off the game really well in 1st 10 overs whether it's with bet or ball going to b

and how it will play lemus fiddle inas she's the 1st ukrainian woman to reach the samis at wimbledon with a straight sets win over caroline much over. it was a busy day for throwing a williams who also was also playing mixed doubles with andy murray murray is back on the comeback trail from hip surgery the pair are into the last 16 after a straight sets win over her bring smart team adam well. today fellow a bit more relaxed probably in the 1st match just because we don't know each other extremely well and i think you know there's a lot of talk that i was playing in then you know once we got on the court we wanted to do well i think you know today i chatted you know that more and probably a bit more a lesson for sure and that's. pakistan has just hosted one of the world's most spectacular sporting events played in the altitude of $3700.00 metres the highest ground on the planet is the danube for the chandeleur festival our correspondent kemal hyder was there to watch the sport of kings against the backdrop of the scenic shandor valley near chitral and northern pakistan. although paul

separate these 2 sides over a period of 120 minutes the senegalese have never won the strafing of a 2nd samy is still to come nigeria and algeria will face each other that one also taking place in cairo the algerians have a 100 percent winning record at this year's competition but only in the semifinals for the 1st time since $99.00 which is also the one and only time that they've won this tournament whereas my geria last won the trophy in 2013. bastille their 3rd of france belong to south africa's daryl impey he won stage 9 after the 170 kilometer trick hilly terrain to be you'd impi is the 1st south african to win a stage since 2007 frenchman julian alef elite retained the race leaders yellow jersey. then i'll have a lot more sport for you in the 2100 g.m.t. hour but that's all for now agree ok peter thank you for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for myself and the team right here in doha for this news hour but we hand you over to our colleagues in london barbara starr is with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up right her

up next it's the stream sami's here from 15 back to see that. there are. problems and besides the instability is corruption we listen. are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter is iraq. ok and your in the stream a path to democracy could now exist in sudan after a power sharing agreement was reached last week between the transitional military council and opposition leaders but some pro-democracy activists remain skeptical drawing comparisons to the fallout of the 2011 egyptian uprising imo they could be allowed to say we speak with sudanese an egyptian activist to break down their respective revolutions what do you think tweet us at a day stream or leave a comment in our you tube channel but 1st have a look at this report filed by al-jazeera as a lexi o'brian. the coalition of opposition groups and the military council have been at loggerheads for months the talks broke down in may over who would lead a transitional government in the crisis deepened days later when

m sami's a down and down how they look at the headlines here now just 0.boris johnson is elected as the leader of the 3. boris johnson has just been named as the next leader of britain's ruling conservative party the former foreign secretary an ex mayor of london is expected to take over as prime minister on wednesday after tourism may formally steps down johnson beat the current foreign secretary jeremy hunt for the top job is what he told conservative party members after he was.

well quite amazing scenes outside the legislative council building right now sami because it is in stark contrast to what we saw a few hours ago which as you mentioned was the scene of chaos at that time as the riot police moved into this area with tear gas and battens clearing the protesters out of the area around the legislative council basically hong kong's parliament and also those that had chosen to storm the building to go inside reaching all the way to the debating chamber itself the focus so if i choose day morning really has been on a cleanup operation as those protesters left this area they left behind a huge amount of debris so the focus as i say has been on getting rid of a lot of that rubbish that was left behind for the most part that has been done the building itself of course still very much off limits it is in a state of disrepair it has been cordoned off by the police who are saying that this is a crime scene now we're seeing police officers coming and going from the building no doubt collecting evidence along the way trying to find some evidence that they can pin on so

sami witnesses are describing a team of well prepared man who men who confidently almost cavalierly carried out their mission this happened wednesday afternoon in a turkish coffee shop the building is right down the street behind me here in an upscale neighborhood in erbil witnesses say that 2 men drove up to valet parked their vehicle one of them handed the keys to an attendant saying keep the car ready will be out in a minute then according to witnesses one of those men as the employee of the turkish consular consulate of erbil was sitting inside walked in he had guns in both hands and began shooting he hit the employee of the turkish consular or consulate and 2 others then according to the witnesses we spoke to a total of 3 men left the coffee shop the implication being that one person was inside casing the coffee shop prior to what appears to be a targeted hit a total of 3 men were killed the turkish employee has been identified as often cosi . he died immediately his funeral his body was flown back to on korea and his funeral is expected sometime this afternoon he leaves 2 children beh

this hearing not only does he have a relatively clear schedule until it's over but as you pointed out sami whether it's 7 whether it's 9 the president seemed pretty anxious right before this hearing started about what was going to be said he was repeated repeating throughout his tweets kind of a narrative trying to shape the testimony and that's exactly what his department of justice did in a letter to robert muller prior to this hearing beginning and we heard these special counsel robert mueller saying in his opening statements that he would be a hearing to the request by the department of justice essentially saying that he would only be testifying about what is in his report and i think that's why we're not seeing the fireworks perhaps that many of the democrats had hoped would come from this witness and even from the side of the republicans as well it appears that this prosecutor is playing straight down the line sticking to his testimony in fact we're seeing more grandstanding in this hearing coming from the lawmakers then from the witness robert mueller himself so it appears on that h

might and so they become an important part of the calculation of any dispute with iran as you say sami it's interesting to know whether the u.s. does have forces based in the middle east because the main airbase is. the main naval base is in bahrain it may be a junior partner but it's one of the nations that is blockading cata and i think that's why you're seeing the u.s. me approach this relationship in a different way there are different people around the president now 2 years ago rex tillerson was the secretary of state he was sympathetic to katter but he really had no power when it came to the administration the new secretary of state might prompt relatively new and john bolton the national security adviser i think of focusing very much on iran and they believe in order to focus on iraq they need the gulf countries united and that may explain some of what we're seeing here now it's worth also mentioning has relatively good relations with tehran cordial relations while hosting that airbase so it plays a pretty pivotal role of the us wanted a country to work as a mediator as an emiss

indication of busy how over of the sort of raw nerve that has been touched by the killing of solomon teka sami is the government addressing the broader complaints of the community because this goes back a while and into various issues right. well there was a commission called 3 years ago after similar widespread national demonstrations over the killing of an ethiopian and that commission came forward with a whole raft of recommendations as how to improve the relationship with the ethiopian do. community now they'll say that 3 years on the official figures are that 84 percent of those recommendations have been implemented this is things like having somebody in the ministries who can monitor for racist behavior it's tightening the regulation of the police but while on paper this has been done many of the ethiopian activists we've spoken to will say look it's on paper but in practice they haven't changed institutional racism remains the police as one example was supposed to be wearing body cameras on interactions with ethiopian jews that hasn't happened and the police service hasn't published wre

winners and history's loses in the red cafe you'll find those who are defying history like activist sami who are. used to be. one of the something of the world is only. nations armies occupy that and when. the ottomans listed here for 400 years but in the end they went. across a there's also came and went after 200 years. of all the conquerors. they are like marco polo. michael came on. when. and we stayed here. we are always. between tours. law in the. east and west. crusader and arabs. jews and muslims and the fault lines run through the middle east like a sparking wire on a set. religion ideology fanaticism imperial ambitions all the conditions of war have existed here in concentrated form for thousands of years. like all wars conflict provides opportunities for business . and it was in the holy land that marco polo began to learn his trade. but it was more than business that brought the polos to wake. they headed for the venetian quarter near the harbor. it said that this was a hostel the venetian travelers and marco polo stein this is where people of high rank with thrown together w

they looked at him but the family say that the israeli authorities are responsible for nasa's death sami one of the israeli officials saying about the circumstances of his death. well the israelis have said very little the moment but what is the fact of his death touches a nerve really hits home for many palestinians because you'll be very hard pressed to find any palestinian who doesn't know somebody who's been arrested or hasn't got a relative who's been arrested or who is not currently in custody there are some 5000 palestinians in israeli jails at the moment and 220 have died in custody since 1967 so it is an issue that hits home for everybody here the palestinian authority is saying that it holds israel responsible for nasa's death and it wants an international investigation and it says the international community's communities in difference is allowing the israeli authorities to continue committing such atrocities sammy birth from both for jobs. he says european union sanctions were undeterred from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus and is sending a 4th exploration sh

is their only competition but was that not kind of shaken this year a bit hadian to make kind of sami's and corrupt so in the quarter finals. no because that anyone would be usa or mexico. just for the record mexico won the gold . medal as if you're only allowed one nil against the u.s. as you say in the finals or if i was to do that same kind of final imagine that in europe what would be the 2 teams that were supposed to be in the finals but what you know potentially this should mexico play than the cup america or that is what a lot of people said that they should actually not even playing call america but which like federations but then if mexico switches federations it makes it a lot harder for them to qualify for the world cup which is less desirable that you don't make as much money in contact it's easier for them to leg qualify for the world cup so it's better for them to stay there then it's more competition and cut income a ball so it's a really big discussion in mexico this now that being said usa they're on their restructuring i was going to ask about the good the no i was jus

sami witnesses are telling al-jazeera about a team of men who were well prepared and confidently perhaps even cavalierly carried out this is the nation of turkish diplomat osman cos say he was inside a turkish coffee shop in an upscale neighborhood in erbil wednesday afternoon unbeknownst to him he was being monitored by a man then witnesses say 2 men drove to the valet got out telling the attendant they would be just a minute one man with a gun in each hand with inside the coffee shop and began shooting when 2 men at a nearby table customers attempted to hide they were shot as well we're now learning that the turkish diplomats bodyguard was able to fire off a shot he hit one of the suspects in the leg and that suspect left a trail of blood as all 3 of the men escaped no one has been arrested yet though immediately suspicion was cast toward the kurdish outlawed armed group called the p k k or kurdistan workers party they immediately within hours of the shootings denied involvement we spoke to an analyst he says it's an easy stereotype to blame the p.k. k. and that there are many groups i

let's return to our top story now in the death of tunisia as president sami hyundai is editor in chief of international interest he joins us by skype from london good to have you with us we know that the president of course was suffering from health problems he went into hospital last month you've just come back from tunis it didn't look like they were prepared for this kind of eventuality . the rumors were flying everybody knew he was in ill health everybody knew the implication this had been the politics there was a large debate going on in tunisia as to the role of a constitutional court what happens in the event that he dies there was a facebook discussions going on as to what would happen if you die what are the exact process is of course we know that if the president dies in the speaker of the parliament takes over as president if he's sick as in how it must that he say he is sick at the moment and the deputy advocate that moral would become president and he's obliged 3 months to have elections people have been saying because there are elections already due to take place in octob

sami 8 certainly coming in the right reaction domestically and from around the world donald trump of course thinks boris johnson will be great perhaps no surprises there they're said to be close friends jeremy corbyn the labor leader says boris johnson needs now to win the support of the country not just conservative party members he wants a general election of course michel barnier the briggs's negotiator in brussels says he's looking forward to working with mr johnson but he won't renegotiate the withdrawal agreement boris johnson faces enormous obstacles and challenges here he accepted his party's leadership with sort of the few suv optimism that has become the whole mark of his leadership campaign together we can do it channeling his hero winston churchill calling for a can do spirit to deliver bricks it to unite the country and defeat jeremy corbyn those the 3 central pillars of what he sees ahead he may though be facing jeremy corbyn rather sooner than anyone expects that's because boris johnson inherits a parliament that is as divided as ever it was under trees in may she of c

in that region for many years sami but this time it was very successful when you speak to the security and military experts so that was really seen as a big blow against the p.k. k. also last week turkish and iraqi officials have gathered and they have they have a joint statement saying that they will be fighting against the outlawed couldst on workers party. in iraq as well not only clearing them from sin jar but also clearing all parts of the all parts of iraq from the also we know that the iraqi could decide original government's authority is also support their operations against the p.k. k. the spite some news about their reactions against some a raid conducted by the turkish military so we know that those 3 actors have been have met on the same ground against the it when it comes to the fight against the p.k. k. and the turkish military earlier today announced that the. they killed that this 7 p.k. k. fighter is y. or it's and yesterday a turkish army says the weapons and they are in their hidden places so every day we are hearing from the turkish military that they are capturing

i'm sami's a down and how they look at the headlines here in al-jazeera now for democratic congresswoman are accusing the u.s. president of hate filled bullying the house of representatives is preparing a vote condemning donald trump's tweets which many label racist trump said the women were from broken countries and should go home only one of the women was not born in america and all u.s. citizens as we all know the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his racist as you know phobic playbook we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones and caging them up and the legal horrific conditions. iran's supreme leader has warned the united kingdom the seizure of an iranian tanker will not go on that he's accuse the u.k. of committing piracy for detaining the grace one near gibraltar earlier this month . and the vicious british government committed piracy and attacked our ship they comm

well boko haram never completely disappeared sami been around for a very long time despite claims by the nigerian president that the group has been defeated what is happening right now is that we've seen less of such attacks that we saw last night on internally displaced persons camp and that is partly because the military has stepped up its operations including of course other regional military from cameroon chad and niger republic that stepped up their operations against boko haram especially the group that is affiliated with i swap the islamic state in west africa province and also in the other parts of nigeria where the chicago let function of book or tom has been operating so we've seen less of such attacks rather what we've seen in the previous months is the abductions the resurgence of abductions although this has been go a long long before even the trouble goes back to the m 24 team for example the city of my degree lost hundreds of goals in from schiphol from schools within the city in the villages and towns around but in the state and also we saw how the reaction was after