heini is a skolt sami.eople were forced leave their ancestral homes in russia and resettle in finland in 1944. all these kind of mining plans are our big nightmare here. yeah, we're very afraid of those. that is why skolt samis had to move after the second world war. nazis did want to have this nickel mining in petsamo. we are only few. in finland skolt samis are around 600. and everyone has kind of tried to work to maintain the culture, keep the language alive. and if we have to do fight against this kind of international greed it takes too much of our time and energy away. everything is only measured by money. but how can you put a price tag for our culture? back in inari, anna is getting ready to go ice fishing. we are trying to put the last hooks in. anna does fishing all year round. and she takes great pride in supplying her family and friends with fresh fish. now the bait is in the hook. so the weight takes the bait down there in a good depth and this is how it stays. the stick stays there because thi

but for the sami reindeer herders, that does not sound like a future full of promise.ed to lands and nature, and when you just cut that. ..contact, what's left? the fight for this land and this fjord may be a taste of what's to come for all of us, as the world realises that shifting to new technology to tackle climate change does come with a cost. james cook, bbc news, norway. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. temperatures are expected to reach 32 degrees on sunday. it is all down to the high pressure that is sending south—easterly winds. temperatures are on the rise. weather—wise on sunday, they will be a lot of dry weather, in many cases sunshine from dawn till dusk, but they could be some low cloud and mist fact —— affecting our coast. most will have affecting our coast. most will have a sunny straightforward day. temperatures are rising, highs of 23 in belfast, 27 in edinburgh, that is warmer than it has been for a number of weeks, and 32 in london and south—east england. the weather still will be warm for many of us on bank holiday monday

for the sami reindeer herders, that does not like sound like a future full of promise.more land. it is mining, its power its wind power. we are so attached to lands in nature and when you just cut that contact, what's left? the fight for this land and this fjord may be a taste of what's to come for all the buzz. as the world realises that shifting to new technology to tackle climate change does come with a cost. scientists and conservationists in kenya so they have successfully harvested two eggs from the only surviving northern white rhinos to save them from extinction. the eggs will be mobilised using frozen sperm collected in the last mail of the species which died last year. we can bring you some good pictures now of the red arrows joining their us counterparts in a historic flight down new york's hudson river and around the statue of liberty. hundreds of thousands of people lined the river to watch the flypast on thursday. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the red arrows are on an 11—week tour of north america. an

a sami chief at the top of the world.tors before him but now the chief and his daughter are worried about the future, a copper mine which they say will disrupt their animals and damage the environment. translation: this is life-changing. if this mine becomes reality, that makes the chance of survival impossible, both economically and mentally. at my age, we can manage somehow, but the young, they are in a dark, dark time. but exploration is already under way. the norwegian government has approved the mine and the minister in charge says the need for copper outweighs the disruption it will bring. it's true that the arctic is beautiful but for us, for norwegians, it's also a place where we actually live and if the world doesn't have more copper, we won't be able to build more windmills, we won't be able to have a huge shift to electrical cars, for example, that we need. the government says marine life here will be protected by strict environmental standards. this is only a half size and they grow up to be... but for the fis

is refusing right to do the fighting and this where we have skirmishes all right sami hamdi in london thank you very much indeed mohammad marandi in terror on thank you and seth front's been in tel aviv thank you all very much indeed and as ever thank you. for watching the show you can see it again any time you like by going to the website. should you want discussion you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always the twitches fair. at a.j. inside story. of the whole team here in. the bag. was. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big tech with algorithms at their core the more that we used to want out of we produce we're in the midst of a great race for dot and big tech companies are on the chase and fires are rising on a wealth of information and we and other commodities in the sector from a 5 part series early ray examines where the corporations are colonised if you. like the popularity and power of big tech on a just. makes stores generate fountains of headlines it seems that much the media is

but for the samie reindeer herders, that does not sound like a future full of promise. just cut that contact, what's left? the fight for this land and this fjord may be a taste of what's to come for all of us, as the world realises that shifting to new technology to tackle climate change does come with a cost. james cook, bbc news, norway. now, let's have a look at the raf display team flying over new york city. the red arrows have joined their us counterparts in a historic flight down new york's hudson river and around the statue of liberty. it was the first time the combination ofjets had been brought together in such a way. the team, based at raf scampton, near lincoln, are on a tour of north america to showcase the "the strength of "the relationship between the two countries and their armed forces". now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. saturday brought bought —— warm sunshine across many parts of the uk, temperatures above 30 —— 30 degrees across parts of the south—east. we had patchy rain in the north—west of the uk, loves clearing northwards thro

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from london from now have a bit more later on it's get back to sami in doha. thanks so much marion now the white house is hosting technology company executives to discuss the rise of online extremism the meetings in response to saturday's shootings in el paso which killed 22 people the gunman announced his attack on an anonymous message board by decrying what he called the hispanic invasion of texas in march 51 worshipers were killed in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand the shootings were streamed live on facebook before the signal was eventually cut after widespread criticism of its slow response facebook says it removed one of the half 1000000 copies of the attack from its site before he started shooting the alleged gunman posted a 74 page document denouncing muslims and immigrants for the latest let's go live to allan fishings in washington d.c. so what do we know about this meeting what sir coming out of it so firemen. well we don't know a great deal about it it's been held by in closed door so i suspect we might not get to know a great deal about it eit

again there's 2 sides to the sami most people have probably made the decision to go home and that's what we've seen over the past almost 3 months when the violence starts most people leave the last day and. the people that i mentioned who decided to leave from what we understand they're not going to go into another part of the city and again that's been a familiar pattern just about every weekend violence will break out disperse fairly quickly regroup perhaps in smaller numbers in other parts of the city for pop up protests they'll block roads and things like that so it seems babs that's what they're going off to do again do we know in advance like do you know now where they're regrouping. we do they have said here on the ground there now and stuff over the loudspeaker that they go into an area called the causeway bay so still on long island and only a few kilometers from here so not far away at all but beyond that they share the messages on social media on an app called telegram that's how they get their messages around so you often see the protests to standing around at times like this

mohammad marandi is any iranian political analyst and professor at the university of tehran in london sami hamdi editor in chief of the national interests journal welcome to your theft let me start with you in tel aviv so the frequency of israeli attacks are increasing increasing their widening in scope over the weekend without talking about 3 different countries multiple axes of conflict what is benjamin netanyahu up to what's the objective or i think 1st of all we have to be clear that some of these strikes are a legend but israel has taken responsibility for what's happened in syria and i think that obviously israel is trying to show that it's not just hollow rhetoric and mean when israel says that iran cannot threaten israel from syria that it must not intrench there that israel is watching and that when iran in forces iranian proxies are staging drones or rockets especially very close to israel's ceasefire lines then they may face some sort of action from israel and i think that's clear and israel has been doing that over the last several years right and this is saying with yousef i m

but for the samie reindeer herders, that does not sound like a future full of promise. just cut that contact, what's left? the fight for this land and this fjord may be a taste of what's to come for all of us, as the world realises that shifting to new technology to tackle climate change does come with a cost. james cook, bbc news, norway. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. the sort of weather we had today really sets the tone for the rest of the weekend. we are going to see more sunshine, more warmth, in fact more heat for some of us as well. it could well be some good beach weather over the next couple of days as there was today in cornwall. and what about the temperatures as well to the west of london very close to 31 degrees. the warmest august bank holiday record in wales but cooler in northern scotla nd in wales but cooler in northern scotland because here we had quite a lot of cloud which you can see on the satellite picture from a little bit earlier on. the stripe of cloud which brought some outbreaks of rain in the far north—we

samy conductor companies so it might be difficult for your way to continue with certain productions if they actually should get cut off of the u.s. suppliers so it is crucial but it was the whole issue we should not forget that the claims from the us administration that you might have heard of might still be hurting intellectual property rights from us companies might actually be not that far off so if we talk about your why if we talk about the current administration it is not easy to really point fingers and only one side to blame well perhaps is acting more relaxed than it should thank you very much against cortef for us on wall street. many automotive aficionados are just waiting for that moment when the horseless carriage turns into that driverless car well moscow they might not have to anymore yandex russia's answer to google has been trialing the technology and hopes to have up to 1000 vehicles in operation within the next few years. for safety reasons this driverless car has someone sitting in the driver's seat but decisions on braking accelerating or any kind of a vase of acti

so i think i've got the 2nd part of that question sami what the tactics are trying every weekend i think over the past 13 weeks we've seen a different strategies used tonight it's the same kind of tactics we've seen in recent weeks from the protesters side one a side that gather walk march and march but it's a legal what's been declared legal by the place and then disperse and play cat and mouse games around hong kong when it comes to tomorrow and early next week the general strike and targeting the airport there are different tactics certainly looking at the financial economic disruption trying to stifle a city that's a busy busy center when it comes to being a thoroughfare through to europe through to a number of countries at the airport by the busiest in the world so by targeting that it's a different wire a different tactic trying to kind of get that message through to the government sara bear with me for a moment i think it might be a good idea just to update viewers what's happening on the right side of the screen there we've got police they seem to have formed made a formation aga

is refusing right to do the fighting and this is why we have skirmishes all right sami hamdi in london thank you very much indeed mohammad marandi in tehran thank you and seth front's been in tel aviv thank you all very much indeed and as ever thank you. for watching the show you can see it again any time you like by going to the web site al jazeera dot com should you want more discussion you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always the twitter sphere i handle is at a.j. inside story i'm at my dentist for me and the whole team here in doha is by far the . 67 war expound promise for one people. but disaster. the pledge to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east bound for seeds of discord on al-jazeera it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fight each other that we've been told that we constantly hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held i want you to refugees sinc

sami takes a spontaneous decision to pay a visit to the small arab market outside the mosque this is his old patch a place where he still known as the kosher cop for some locals. he's wearing traditional jewish headgear not out of religious conviction but rather out of defiance in response to the attacks in recent years. when wearing it as a test to see what happens. i don't think it will bother anyone. so many grew up in algeria and he always felt at home among arabs. that. one vendor becomes aggressive after seeing our camera team filming it's not us but some me that he threatens forming a mock this law with his hands and pointing it at him. what are you doing here. are you threatening me why. i pay for the stand i work here. there's no need to start threatening people because there was. then some me diffuses the situation with something that also helped him in the old days his algerian heritage and fluency in arabic the man is suddenly much friendlier. where were you from constantine. oh algeria. the vendor is reluctant to explain his aggressive behavior. it's certainly had nothin

sami takes a spontaneous decision to pay a visit to the small areas market outside the mosque this is his old patch a place where he still known as the kosher cop for some locals. he's wearing traditional jewish headgear not out of religious conviction but rather out of defiance in response to the attacks in recent years. one wearing it as a test to see what happens. i don't think it will bother anyone. in algeria and he always felt at home among us. that. one vendor becomes aggressive after seeing our camera team filming it's not us but some me that he threatens forming a mock this law with his hands and pointing it at him. what are you doing here. are you threatening me why. i pay for this stand i work here. there's no need to start threatening people because there was. then samir diffuses the situation with something that also helped him in the old days his algerian heritage and fluency in arabic the man is suddenly much friendlier. where were you from constantine. oh i'll cheerier. the bend is reluctant to explain his aggressive behavior. it says really has nothing to do with the

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hello i'm sami's day than this is al jazeera live from coming up yemen's government says it's recaptured parts of a that infighting that deepened a rift between allies. policemen are buried after being killed in a guns a suicide attack blamed on iceland its supporters. also once lost forests now blackened devastation where inside the amazon is huge parts of it continue to burn. it's being called a constitutional outrage a political coup the u.k.'s prime minister is suspending parliament until the middle of october well this would leave boris johnson's opponents very little time to prevent the threat of a no deal brags that johnston supporters say it's a decision that it's a decisive move rather that respects the referendum verdict 3 years ago lawrence lee reports from london bricks it was is and remains an idea about the british parliament taking back control of the agenda setting its own laws and making it so rules so what to make of the decision by the new prime minister to block it from sitting at all for a 5 week period at the most crucial moment in the entire process. with one eye o

now who's editor in chief of international interest is joining us live from london sami just to clarify 1st off who is fighting whom in this particular battle it's the separatists this is a group who want independence they want yemen to go back to pre-one 1904 when yemen was united in 1900 between north and south and has them essentially against the rest of the views against against the other groups all who are seeking to restore the internationally recognized government maybe not necessarily because of the international government but at least to protect a framework that will prevent later the future of yemen being decided solely by the views on one side and the sun the separatist on the other the southern separatists are backed by the u.a.e. 100 percent the other forces are semi backed by saudis saudi is caught in this awkward limbo whereby it does not necessarily want to discard its alliance 5 with the u.a.e. but it knows that if yemen devised in the humiliation will be on saudi arabia and not necessarily on the u.a.e. saudi arabia knows that if yemen splits between north and south s

thanks sami with the foreign minister who has just arrived on the pakistani side of kashmir where he is going to be spending with kashmiris both who live here and those who've been displaced from the indian side miscreation thank you very much for being with us you've just returned from china as pakistan's offensive diplomatically continues what did you achieve and are you satisfied that the international community and the stance pakistan's point of view but we have to project our point of view and a decision taken by the noctua security committee because indorsed by the cabinet and obviously demanded by the joint session of parliament was at the should go to the security council and to as a 1st step. it was to consult with our allies. someone who stood with pakistan consistently and is one of the p 5 members that's china so i went with the delegation to meet with the chinese heater ship met the state councilor for melissa and presented point of view. to him and the chinese government and i have come back satisfaction that it to compete and to stand and indorse a point if you conside

let's get more on this now we're joined by sami abu salim he's a journalist based in gaza also a member of the palestinian journalist syndicate and he's joining us live from gaza city mr abu salim always good to have you with us as on al jazeera so just how unusual are these attacks suicide attacks and carried out by people that are linked to i saw. maybe it is not usual in gaza but it is usual for the. actually this culture culture of suicide is nothing new for about what we have this the 5 or something like that in syria. but actually this confrontation more clashes between hamas and i say that is not the 1st one actually in 2000 mine in august 2000 mine there was the clashes in one of our more or mostly 20 people have been killed including a hamas commander a doing that the clashes and in 2015 also hammers stormed the house belongs to call who was who was described i still militant and they have killed him inside of his home so it is not the 1st act between hamas and i still which means also that it is very expected that we may we made this if i. can see the future and on that point

last month a car bomb explosion also happened and killed 4 have to fighters in the city sami for a moment where do we stand right now with hopes for a cease fire. well i am of them as marty the spokesman of the warlords who for have to has just announced that they are accepting and proposed a truce it means that if this truce being put in place given the fact that as you note i mean do you recognize the government of national accord 2 days ago announced that it's accepting the truce giving a few conditions that all the military operations to stop in all the front lines axes including also the air raids and also the government of national call it has demanded that all civilians are given. a way to. they have to alleviate the suffering of civilians especially those who are living near by the fighting areas but as you know. this cannot be good emptied as you know that both leaders on both sides either side raj here in tripoli or have to at least they cannot have full control on their troops on the ground so unfortunately this truce could be reached at any time if any of the watering factions

has been pursuing in recent months and it's not clear sami and hasn't been clear for many many months whether the u.s. administration is all on the same page with regard to iran how for example will the hawks in the administration and i think in particular the national security advisor john bolton but also to an extent the u.s. secretary of state might pompei o respond to this very bold move by the french i jane spays there from beer its g 7 leaders have agreed to help the countries affected by fires in the amazon as fast as possible tens of thousands of brazilian soldiers have begun heading into the rain forest to join the fight against the fires their president says things are returning to normal the military is being sent to 6 states and unprecedented response the number of fires is about 85 percent higher than last year and many blame the policies of president gerald some are. hundreds of new fires have been reported adding to the several 1000 across the region fishel data compiled by national geographic shows the scale and intensity of the fires 6 presuming and states are asking

more from london very shortly now back to sami thanks so much mary and now pakistan says it will take its dispute with india over the status of indian administrate kashmir to the international court of justice the move comes after india's parliament voted to revoke the autonomy of the region 2 weeks ago august reacted to the move by cutting the trade and transport links and expelling india's ambassador . in one new delhi is ease some restrictions in the administered kashmir which have been in lockdown for more than 2 weeks given some response of the people of the capital strain of guard as well as journalists trying to report on the fallout of the decision to strip the region of autonomy and vora as more from new delhi. 10 days after a complete information blackout the indian government set up for computers with internet access for more than 200 journalists in a media center it controls in srinagar the reporters wait patiently until it's their turn. some on latif who writes for the indian daily the tribune says sometimes he queues for hours just to e-mail his story and if he's lucky c

that's correct sami he came up with hosts of promises for the people of the disputed region of kashmir he said that the the after revoking article $370.00 which gave the people there a certain sense of autonomy that they were able to. take to get their own laws and a host of other benefits now is a new chapter for the people of india that would be more job opportunities every board there be more improvement opportunities everywhere factories also it would be open to the tourism he hailed it as a historic decision he said that the decision to abrogate article 370 was a considered one it seems like that in this speech that lasted for a little more than 30 minutes and there is your movie was addressing the nation more than the people all of the needed to try to give reasons behind why the government took such a sudden and momentous decision. to do for the people of kashmir and also kind of. play to tutor the promise of his election manifesto where by the beach if he has been talking about repealing article 370 at least for the last 2 elections and give his reasons behind it he told the pe

sami takes a spontaneous decision to pay a visit to the small arab market outside the mosque this is his old patch a place where he still known as the kosher cop for some locals. he's wearing traditional jewish headgear not out of religious conviction but rather out of defiance in response to the attacks in recent years. one wearing it as a test to see what happens. i don't think it will bother anyone but the. semi grew up in algeria and he always felt at home among arabs. i was the. only. one vendor becomes aggressive after seeing our camera team filming it's not us but some me that he threatens forming a mock this law with his hands and pointing it at him. what are you doing here. are you threatening me why. i pay for this stand i work here. there's no need to start threatening people because there was. then some you diffuse the situation with something that also helped him in the old days his algerian heritage and fluency in arabic the man is suddenly much friendlier. where were you from constantine. oh i'll cheerier. then it is reluctant to explain his aggressive behavior. but it

socially agreement back in september 28th seen this just in from the opposition spokesperson ayman samy he says right now there is no trust right now there are no heavy weapons will be withdrawn again unless there's a signed agreement by russia and the turkish sides then we can talk more about withdrawing our weapons now that was a precondition from the syrian regime in actually agreeing to the cease fire in the 1st place so that's one problem and i asked the russian special envoy what he felt about this cease fire. will hope that it will last for a long time but the toll depends now you should understand on those radicals. because the main problem is that according to the source agreement. it's necessary to created the militarization of a lot of. members of the writers of. a situated there right now there is no trust right now no heavy weapons will be withdrawn again unless there will be signed guarantees from various parts on the russian and turkey sides then we can talk more about we withdrawing our weapons another problem is the civilians $3000000.00 of them living in the northwest

i'm sami's a this is al jazeera live from coming up. riot police in zimbabwe used tear gas and backings to break up protests. be iranian oil tankers seized by british forces more than a month ago gets ready to sail despite objections from the u.s. and taking aim against more restrictive laws we check out a californian city that declared itself a gun sanctuary. the u.n. security council has held an emergency session to discuss the crisis in kashmir but the closed door meeting ended with failure to agree even on a statement in d.n.a. administered kashmir authorities say they're beginning to lift some of the restrictions put in place nearly 2 weeks ago we begin with mike hanna in new york russia's representative pointed out he was born in the year the security council last minute to formally discuss what was listed on the agenda as the india pakistan question. i was going to 71 so. i don't know we'll see sometimes it's better not to touch upon certain issues the meeting lasted just over an hour and in the absence of any joint statement chi

sami handy as a middle east analyst and editor of the current affairs magazine international interests he explains what is causing the refs in the saudi and their r.t. coalition i think it's important to understand that the u.a.e. have been backing the son of separatist for quite some time and we're talking actually a few years now when hamad bin zaid initially wanted to back the certain separatists he went to been sent men and he told him listen bin cement there are only 2 powers that can fight the hutus on the ground realistically the other is slower the muslim brotherhood who do you eat despise with the venom and there are the sudden separatists when the saudis expressed concern and indeed internationally recognized government expressed concern that the u.a.e. were backing the sun the separatists been zaid would tell been sent men that this is the lesser of 2 evils and that he could handle the independence movement since then the u.a.e. has been going around the ports within southern yemen taking over those ports taking over psychiatrist essentially expanding its maritime policy onc

hello i'm sami say that and this is out just they are live from down also coming out. fighting escalates in southern yemen this time between government forces and separatist backed by the new 8. u.s. immigration agents launched their biggest raid in a decade arresting moments 600 people across 6 states. and why dengue fever spreading as a wreck albrighton bangladesh. prime minister narendra modi has addressed the nation for the 1st time since indian administered kashmir was stripped of autonomy he says it will bring prosperity to the region and free it from violence separatism but there's been little reaction from kashmir itself that's because communications have been caught the area has been under lockdown since monday however in the past few hours jammer and kashmir has ordered all government employees to return to work modi is insisting the changes should be celebrated. got a little bit bug bug up to the millions of the public this dream has now come true in jammu kashmir and a new era has begun now all the citizens of the country have their rights and they will pra

yes sami for the 1st time since president trump came to office you have to primacy back to the fore from the u.s. administration's side certainly they may not be enthusiastic and i'm sure some including the man sitting in the front row john bolton the national security advisor isn't completely convinced by this but they are seen as going to give diplomacy a try and on the iranian side you've seen the comments from president rouhani that maybe for 2 months they can try negotiation so a window has opened in that window very much has been created in the last few days by president macron now the really interesting new bit of information from that news conference was the idea that there could be as you say face to face talks with president mark rohr but more importantly with president rouhani and president trump remember that president obama never even met president rouhani this would happen potentially according to president mackerel in a couple of weeks president trump was not so definitive and was not as positive that this would necessarily take place but he said it could be a great thing

says to intervene to stop the aggression and the airstrikes against our forces well as now bring in sami hamdi in london via skype he's a middle east analyst and editor of the current affairs magazine international interest very good to have you with us so we have here the un recognized president of yemen urging saudi arabia to intervene to stop the supporting southern separatists who are fighting for control of aden but the saudis and supposed to be our allies in this war what is going on within this alliance what's behind this apparent rift. i think it's important to understand that the u.a.e. have been backing the sun and separatist for quite some time and we're talking actually a few years now when you have a busy day initially wanted to back the certain separatists he went to been sent men and he told him listen bin cement there are only 2 powers that can fight the who is on the ground realistically the other is slower the muslim brotherhood who do you eat despise with the venom and there are the sudden separatists when the side expressed concern and indeed the internet you recogniz

well staying with that story sami hamdi is a middle east analyst and editor of the current affairs magazine international interest he explained earlier the rifts in the saudi iraqi coalition i think it's important to understand that the u.a.e. have been backing the son of separatist for quite some time and we're talking actually a few years now when hamad bin zaid initially wanted to back the 7 separatists he went to been sent men and he told him listen bin cement there are only 2 powers that can fight the who is on the ground realistically the other is slower the muslim brotherhood who do you eat despise with the venom and there are the sudden separatists when the saudis expressed concern and indeed international economic government expressed concern that the u.a.e. were backing the 7 separatists binns aid would tell been sent men that this is the lesser of 2 evils and that he could handle the independence movement since then the u.a.e. has been going around the ports within southern yemen taking over those ports taking over psychiatrist essentially expanding its maritime policy once it's

socially agreement back in september 28th seen this just in from the opposition spokes person ayman samy he says right now there is no trust right now there are no heavy weapons will be withdrawn again unless there's a signed agreement by russia and the turkish sides then we can talk more about withdrawing our weapons now that was a precondition from the syrian regime in actually agreeing to the cease fire in the 1st place so that's one problem and i asked the russian special envoy what he felt about this cease fire. hope that it will last for a long time but the toll depends now you should understand on those radicals. because the main problem is that according to the social agreement. it's necessary to create a demand that. a lot of. members of the writers of. a situated there right now there is no trust right now no heavy weapons will be withdrawn again unless there will be signed guarantees from various parts on the russian and turkey side then we can talk more about we withdrawing our weapons another problem is the civilians $3000000.00 of them living in the northwest region it live

i'm sami's a than this down to 0 live from doha also coming up a wedding celebration becomes a scene of death as a suicide bomber strikes in the afghan capital. confrontations in a u.s. city is a far right rally is challenge by anti fascist protesters. and bugs on the menu we report from mexico on the increasing appetite for insect. a ruling council to lead sudan into a new era of democracy will be named on sunday after the formal confirmation of a historic deal thousands of people in sudan celebrated after a power sharing deal between the main opposition coalition and the ruling military council was signed. us traveled from across the country to the capital khartoum where the chord was signed many gathered at the newly renamed freedom square once the size of protest rallies against former president of the sheer. morgan report some call to feel the way for a civilian life government. after 18 months of protests and 4 months of negotiations sudan's ruling military junta and the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change into a final power sharing deal marking the s

i'm sami's a down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. at the ball. protests in indian controlled areas of kashmir against new delhi's decision to revoke the region's old.

on sami say this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up italy's prime minister just epic on tape resigns blaming his right wing coalition partner for the political crisis. refugees and migrants jumped from a rescue ship in a desperate bid to reach the italian shore. also quoted of killing her stillborn baby young salvadoran woman says justice is finally been done . now opposition activists in syria say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town of clanchy horn in southern italy province this follows days of fighting which saw them firing rockets into government territory the syrian government has told its forces which are backed by russia the battle isn't over yet . the rebels also retreated from the town of mora which is in hama it's also the size of a turkish military observation post hone in southern province is the main population center used to be a place where 100000 syrians to shelter before the military escalation began in april towns nearby in the northern hummer countryside fall and the government forces for the syrian government the big prize was contr