as santa maria is trying to reverse the trend by offering language and culture classes his students ego. i like. christan developed in the early 16th century after the portuguese captured the strategic port city of malacca and colonizers married local women the language combines a largely portuguese with cavaleri with a grammatical structure that's similar to mello a. today it's mainly spoken and here a small settlement where the portuguese eurasian community has traditionally lived . they want the language to they want to learn to learn the language and the culture so that encourage them to come for this last. santa maria has some tricks up her sleeve to keep learning fun here the children are using playing cards to learn to count to 10. it is not a big knobby. like to get some people who come in to you know was it is or was a point you know why you want it it's the language what are going to stick to it so i said it took their mother their grandmother you know this lead this language to be good hope many of these children have started to speak christan with their families and friends.

it happened in santa maria about 140 miles from los angeles.ome of the men involved in the argument had been threatening each other for a really long time. reporting in our l.a. newsroom. alisha. >> they say that they believe it stems from a dispute from three men, which led to eviction. it neighbors say is that the vitriol had ramped up so much, they were not surprised it became violent. >> there had been on and off ice going on for about two months, and the suspect threatened to stab them on the golf course. >> i knew as soon as i saw him and heard the shots of that is exactly what he had been done. he had been threatening to harm him. i never thought he was going to shoot anybody. >> santa maria pd says claude adam shot 70-year-old kurt on the golf course inside the senior residential community, killing them both. officers were searching for the government, and they heard an explosion, where a fire had started. it also spread to two neighboring mobile homes. they say that they found adam's wife, sherry, and his 33-year-old son. >> shepard: o

santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. what happened today i think is great for south korea and i think it's great for the north korean i think it's great for the world. president donald trump steps into history becoming the 1st sitting u.s. leader to cross into north korea. also in the news answering the call to protest people in sudan return to the streets as part of a 1000000 strong march demanding military leaders hand over power to civilians and albanians of voting in disputed local elections that have split the country placing the president against prime minister. along with your sports headlines tears for flores says his penalty miss uruguay knocked out of the corporate america. so donald trump is committed to restarting nuclear talks with north korea after a historic meeting with kim jong il and met kim at the demilitarized zone on the border of north and south korea where he became the 1st sitting u.s. president to set foot in the north are diplomatic editor james bays reports now from near the demilitarized zone

santa maria has some tricks up her sleeve to keep learning fun here the children are using playing cards to learn to count to 10. it's not. like you get some people you know was a visa was a 5 you know why you want it it's. going to so sitting in their mother or grandmother you know this let this language be at home. many of these children have started to speak christan up with their families and friends. these days from today because they can't speak to it in this in put it this is the way i like many things down because make it like you can also speak as kids so you can't forget it i was. thinking it's not just the christian language that's on the curriculum the children also learn other parts of course it is culture including cooking and down things that perhaps most fun way to preserve a century old endangered culture. that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on d.w. dot com ford slash asia and on facebook or twitter we leave you with pictures from east celebrations across the continent as muslims mark the end of the fasting month of ramadan thank you for watching and

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hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria. we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 and in the more than a decade since then we've built up a library of award winning documentaries here on rewind where revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on. today the threat of nuclear war is once more on the table with north korea carrying out a series of missile launches in recent months and back in september news emerged of an underground nuclear test in north korea which registered the equivalent of a $6.00 magnitude earthquake kim jong un's north korea is the only country to have carried out nuclear tests this century after the u.n. passed a resolution banning testing back in 1906 but the terrible legacy of testing is still being felt more than 5000 kilometers away beyond mongolia or northern china over a 40 year period we're talking $949989.00 soviet union exploded 460 nuclear bombs in eastern. about 200000 villages living near the test side were exposed to high levels of radiation often delibera

also check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series i'm come on santa maria thanks for joining us to see your concert. in 2008 traveled across the united states discovering what it was like to be both a patriotic american and a devout muslim can you be muslim and american you have to be american 1st i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim to be elected to the united states congress. rewind islam in america on al-jazeera. but remember we're watching those few showers developing over the caspian sea a couple days ago they were drifting east to be this lot coming over afghanistan tajikistan they were big enough to produce flash flooding in tajikistan there are still a few showers around as you can see left overs the might be more to come west of it although it's nice and settles sorry wrong temperatures of around about $45.00 mark in baghdad baghdad a streak of cloud the gray across the eastern med i think it will be no more than a streak of tide and probably will make little difference to have things feel so settles getting

santa maria this is the news hour from al-jazeera. anger over a sinking economy and rising prices sent thousands on to the streets of liberia. the u.n. issues a warning over the staggering number of venezuelans escaping the crisis in their homeland. and the philippines government facing international pressure over its war on drugs. so sudan's opposition has accepted ethiopia's prime minister as a mediator in their political deadlock with the military junta protesters continue to call for civilian rule the spike the violent crackdown on demonstrations it is the ethiopian leader who spent the day in sudan he met with a coalition of political groups and parties representing protestors who say they are open to mediation under certain conditions he also met with the other side members of the military council in khartoum but notably absent was the general mohamed hyundai who leads the so-called rapid support forces the ones have been blamed for most of the atrocities committed during the crackdown i mean our nation's human rights chief want

looking joe however one come out santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting as the 2nd worst of all the outbreak in history spreads from d.l.c. to uganda and the crisis in darfur takes center stage at the united nations after more than a dozen people are killed and they still 100 homes up and. so we're starting with these accusations and the counterclaims over explosions aboard 2 oil tanker in the gulf of oman iran rejects the u.s. claim that it was responsible and within the last 2 hours the u.n. secretary general has said the truth into what happened must be established the arab league chief however has blamed iran for pushing everyone towards a confrontation where no one would be safe we'll talk more about that in a moment after this report from stephanie to echo. what happened to the 2 tankers in the gulf of oman that depends on who you ask. in iranian t.v. video shows the norwegian own tanker altair on fire. and u.s. central command released this footage early on friday came in it shows iranian revolutionary g

police in santa maria said a man shot two people at the clubhouse friday and witnesses say he then ran into his mobile home which exploded moments later authorities found the body of the gunman inside as well as two other people.>> there is a gentleman that has a colored history as far as public intoxication and he had many complaints. >> it is unclear what triggered the explosion but firefighters say ammunition was going off inside the brain home, police have not released the name of the shooter and the two gunshot victims have been identified. >>> a seven-year-old oakland boy is expected to recover after being shot in a homeless camp at other child when he was shot. no one else was hurt but police are still investigating and have it that if the shooting was accidental or who had begun other people living in the camp say they know the boy. >> he rides his bike through here and he seemed like a good kid. it is messed up but things happen.>> additional oakland police patrolled the area near union point park yesterday but they are not think they will continue the controls or if anyone is

>>well a woman believes that she was the target of a violent rampage that killed 4 people and santa maria deborah she filed a complaint against clot adams after he stole food from the food pantry that she runs. so moments after she left that facility to get some materials from her car 2 people were shot and killed. after that shooting adams went back to his home he set a fire. he also killed his wife and son. i'm not going to say it doesn't i don't. >>have emotions by do have many motions by but the thing is what we have to move on. i'm okay. i'm i'm here. but the other people aren't. ok. the families are ok. >>fire destroyed 3 homes, a 4th home received some major damage. after they were injured in a carnival tour bus accident in the bahamas. the victims are now receiving treatment at a facility in fort lauderdale, 32 passengers were on board this bus when it flipped over 26 people were hurt. the victims were flown to florida they had serious injuries, including limb fractures and possible promises. the passengers were on a five-day cruise with the carnival cruise lines and carnival says

but once again i'm come all santa maria here in tow. with the world news from al-jazeera mixed feelings in south korea where don't trump has now arrived he's actually hoping to meet north korea's leader at the demilitarized zone. also the captain of a rescue ship is arrested in italy for defying the government by bringing dozens of refugees ashore and we report from flint michigan where people whose drinking water was contaminated find out they will be no prosecutions. the summit of the world's biggest economies ended with world leaders agreeing to present a united front on global trade over the main developments really happened on the sidelines of the g. 20 like china and the united states agreeing to resume their talks to try to end their trade war donald trump also said he raised the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi with saudi arabia's crown prince but insisted nobody was blaming mohamed bin salman for the killing russia's president vladimir putin he also met the crown prince they were talking oil agreeing to extend a deal to red

we want to santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera if you have these military chief has been shot dead by his bodyguard and the governor killed in a connected attack but the prime minister says an attempted regional takeover has been stopped also iran reveals plans to bypass the dollar and american sanctions while the u.s. keeps up the rhetoric against terror and we'll take you to india were a vital source of food is turning to dust as the years of drought crippled some villages. the turkish president rejected time candidate has conceded defeat in the rerun of stumbles mayoral election been ali eld him of the ruling ak party addressed his followers not long ago he was saying he hopes the opposition c.h.p. party candidate claiming the more you serves the city well the defeat brings the ak party's rule of turkey's most populous city to an end. and these the scenes of jubilation at the headquarters of that main opposition party the c.h.p. after a moment hughes victory unofficial results show so far showing he received a little over 53 percent of the vote and won in even mor

when i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera a 3rd person has died of it all in uganda raising concerns about the virus spreading from neighboring democratic republic of congo and the u.k. boris johnson wins a 1st round vote to lead the conservative party putting the brakes of hardline in pole position to be britain's next prime minister. so the u.n. is warning the world cannot afford a confrontation in the gulf and terraces comments come after to oil tankers were damaged and their crews forced to abandon ship in the gulf of right now it's still not clear exactly what happened but what we know is that the operator of the ships one of the ships the frontal tale says there was a fire on board both vessels were damaged apparently by explosions in this area here close to the strait of hormuz one of the world's busiest shipping routes one of the ships is on the tow the other one hasn't moved but all the crew have been rescued and we've got these pictures this comes from iranian television this is video apparently of that ship the mention the front of carrying 23 crude

to everyone i'm come all santa maria that says the world news from al jazeera intensified finally between 2 tribal communities in democratic republic of congo forces a 100000 people to move we have an exclusive report. also about a tricity slowly returning after an unprecedented power failure across several south american countries leaves tens of millions of people in the dark. and as his wife is found guilty of misusing state farm. israel's prime minister holds a controversial cabinet meeting in the occupied golan heights. so hong kong's chief executive has once again apologized for how government handled a politically charged legislation that has sparked massive protests carry land says she's sorry for causing conflict disputes the roads have been packed with people dressed in black in a sign of protest they want the proposed bill scrapped entirely and carry land to stand down a law change would have allowed people who are wanted for certain crimes to be extradited to mainland china. 1 in the morning in hong kong scott hyla still going strong for us hi scott how the protests going. yeah

but i for 1 am come out santa maria welcome to inside story it has been nearly 2 months since sudan's military deposed the longtime leader all met up a shia and since then there's been a lot of talking there's been a lot of protesting but not much progress talks on sudan's political future have stalled for now people are venting their frustration opposition groups want the military to hand over power to a civilian leader and are defying warnings to end a sit in outside the army's headquarters in khartoum meanwhile supporters of the military council held a rival demonstration in the city they say only the army can bring peace. while any choice is a military led authority in order to protect society which supports our brothers at the city but it will void the patch it is the only way to get these prices especially with all the trouble in the neighboring countries as for the army to when saddam to safety i left. you do you know the sit in here is aimed at lobbying for a national unity government when the government says that the sit in here causes harm to the people it is a procrastinato

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hello i'm come on santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera with a look at the world of business and economics this week safety in the air 2018 was the deadliest year for the aviation industry for years so as the big players gather in france for the paris air show we'll be asking what went wrong the world's safest form of transport also this week it's a these populist coalition is considering a new domestic currency is that a move that could lead to its exit from the euro and if you're worried about your kids having too much screen time or being too exposed to the latest tech then we will show you this order. which speaks doesn't listen. so would be in the airline business these days what with trade tensions and disputes over aircraft subsidies and loans and the slowing global economy but you know there's a far more troubling trend to deal with with the industry could well do without. 2018 was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time yes there were $37800000.00 flights last year which averages out to around $103000.00 flights a day so that volume is

from doha everyone on come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera russia is also saying it will help iran to resist the new american measures its top diplomat is on tour as well visiting israel but the run up to discussion. it was supposed to be a humanitarian corridor but on the ground it's a very different story for the people of italy in syria. you can actually. create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and which i thought the world of deep fakes where you never quite sure what's real and what's not. so just as he promised donald trump had signed an executive order to issue new economic sanctions against iran this time around the target is iran's supreme leader himself and some of his associates it comes just after the u.s. version the u.a.e. and saudi arabia released their own joint statement on a more pressure on iran they blame the islamic republic for destabilizing the gulf region. the supreme leader of iran is one who ultimately is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime he's respected within his country his offic

hello i'm come on santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera here with a look at the world of business and economics this week safety in the air 2018 was the deadliest year for the aviation industry for years so as the big players gather in france for the paris air show we'll be asking what went wrong the world's safest form of transport also this week it's a these populist coalition is considering a new domestic currency is that a move that could lead to its exit from the euro and if you worried about the kids having too much screen time or being too exposed to the latest tech then we will show you this order. which speaks doesn't listen. so would be in the airline business these days what with trade tensions and disputes over aircraft subsidies and loans and the slowing global economy but you know there's a far more troubling trend to deal with when the industry could well do without. 2018 was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time yes there were $37800000.00 flights last year which averages out to around $103000.00 flights a day so that volum

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story an emergency requiring 3 consecutive summits in the one location it certainly sounds like something that needs to be addressed and quickly and according to saudi arabia the emergency is iran the kingdom gathered arab leaders for meetings of the gulf cooperation council the arab league and the organization of islamic countries and said the international community must quote use all means to stop iran from interfering in other countries a fair question is though is there an emergency or is this another power play in the gulf with the addition of a u.s. military presence we'll discuss that and more with our panel in a moment 1st this report from hash. a rare moment between qatar and saudi arabia. qatar prime minister shareholder lebanon. greeted by saudi king solomon binoculars he's in mecca the kingdom is hosting emergency meetings of the gulf cooperation council the organization of the islamic conference and the arab league to counter what they say is iran's growing influence but the saudis who are eager to show they have wider b

police in santa maria said that a man shot two people at the clubhouse friday at the golf course and then the gunman ran into a mobile home which exploded moments later and authorities found the body of the gunman inside as well as two other people. >> there is a gentleman with a colored history here as far as public intoxication. >> it is unclear what triggered the explosion but firefighters the ammunition was going off inside the burning home. police have not released the name of the shooter and the two gunshot victims were identified. >>> a seven-year-old oakland what is expected to recover after being shot in the hand. the boy lived in an rv part of a homeless camp at union park. he was playing outside with another child yesterday morning when he was shot and no one else was hurt, police are investigating still and they have not said if the shooting was accidental or who had the gun and we did speak to people living in the>> i would see him riding his bike through hear anything like a good kid, it is messed up things do happen.>> additional oakland police patrolled the area near

>before people are dead and after a shooting in a fire at a mobile home park and golf course in santa maria california. police say it all started friday when a man got into an argument with 2 golfers at the golf course, the man pulled out a gun, they shot and killed 2 men near the clubhouse then went to his home. as police were responding to the shooting there was explosion at the home causing a fire. 2 bodies were later found inside that burned building. police say it's likely one of those bodies is that of the shooter. investigation is ongoing. >>protesters at the unite. the right rally in charlottesville virginia is now asking for mercy in a sentencing memo, james fields junior asked the court for a sentence of less than life in prison because of his young age childhood trauma and the history of mental illness. back in august of 2017 fields took part in the demonstration supporting white nationalists and neo-nazis at the rally he drove his car into a crowd of people injuring dozens and killing a woman. he was convicted of first-degree murder is now set for sentencing in mid july. and the

elephant john harvey when i'm come on santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. was another that you have to step over the line donald trump steps into north korea the 1st sitting u.s. president in history to cross that border. but is meeting at such a place shows that we're willing to put an end to the unfortunate past while north korea's leader kim jong un tells trump he wants both countries to look forward to a new future also in the news a deadline a warning and a call for a 1000000 strong march in sudan against the country's military leaders and albanians vote in disputed local elections that are split the whole country facing the president against the prime minister. part with your sports headlines this sunday tears for luis suarez as his penalty miss sees euro glory knocked out of the copper america. with a step and a handshake donald trump achieved what no other u.s. president in office has done setting foot on north korean soil but started only days ago with a tweeted in between. asian culminated in trump and his south korean counterpart in heading to th

and also check out the rewind page out as a result com for more films from the series i'm come on santa maria thanks for joining us see you again soon. in 2008 rocky ahmad traveled across the united states discovering what it was like to be both a patriotic american and a devout muslim can he be muslim and america you have to be american 1st i didn't have much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim to be elected to the united states congress. rewind islam and america on al-jazeera. the west and sponsored by cattle and ways. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast here across parts of southern brazil we're still seeing these line the showers there causing some rain across pollo as well as into rio it is bringing those temperatures down slightly across that area but as we go from monday and into tuesday a lot of those showers start to move out here across the atlantic and that's going to allow for more of a southerly wind to commence attempts are going to come down to about $23.00 degrees there for what is this attempt or coming up for you to about 18 with

and also check out the rewind page out as a result com for more films from the series i'm come on santa maria thanks for joining us to see you again soon. hallow it's too remarkably cold considering how far north we are in times for the clouds coming down from the north that means it should be warm there but by day the high temperatures like to be around the 22 mark and sunny 79 springs look at the breeze on the surface coming up from the south just hasn't warmed up much so tanzan in brisbane you share the same temperature if you're in perth again you share the temperature that's a cooling trends of thirst with the air of the interior it should be warmer it certainly is going to feel quite warm in contrast to the i've been standing over deliberately to save your feelings the rather cold in melbourne and hobart where the breeze is still coming in from the south sunshine yes except here this circulation of rain is going to make it pretty miserable on the coast particularly in new south wales now includes sydney now the weather has improved throughout new zealand the slow moving very wet depress

hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria. we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 and in the more than a decade since then we've built up a library of award winning documentaries here on rewind where revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on. today the threat of nuclear war is once more on the table with north korea carrying out a series of missile launches in recent months and back in september news emerged of an underground nuclear test in north korea which registered the equivalent of a $6.00 magnitude earthquake kim jong un's north korea is the only country to have carried out nuclear tests this century after the u.n. passed a resolution banning testing back in 1906 but the terrible legacy of testing is still being felt more than 5000 kilometers away beyond mongolia and northern china over a 40 year period we're talking $949989.00 the soviet union exploded 460 nuclear bombs in eastern. about 200000 villages living near the test side were exposed to high levels of radiation often del

police in santa maria said a man shot two people at a clubhouse friday and witnesses say that the gunman ran into his mobile home which exploded moments later and authorities say they found the body of the gunman inside as well as two other people. >> there is a gentleman that has a colored history as far as i look intoxication and he had many complaints against him. >> it is unclear what caused the explosion but firefighters say that ammunition was going off inside the burning home. police haven't released the name of the shooter, two gunshot victims have been identified. >>> also in southern california authorities have seized 20 tons of illegal cannabis in a raid so large that it took four days to complete. the santa barbara county sheriff's office said it destroyed 350,000 marijuana from the sprawling illegal grow. the sheriff's office said cannabis was grown year-round and a large amount had been previously harvested, authorities haven't found the homeowner and no arrests have been made and that raid came after complaints from the public. >>> today adobe plans to break ground on a ne

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story an emergency requiring 3 consecutive summits in the one location it certainly sounds like something that needs to be addressed and quickly and according to saudi arabia the emergency is iran the kingdom gathered arab leaders for meetings of the gulf cooperation council the arab league and the organization of islamic countries and said the international community must quote use all means to stop iran from interfering in other countries a fair question is though is there an emergency or is this another power play in the gulf with the addition of a u.s. military presence we'll discuss that and more with our panel in a moment 1st this report from. a rare moment between qatar and saudi arabia. qatar prime minister shareholder lebanon. greeted by saudi king solomon binoculars he's in mecca the kingdom is hosting emergency meetings of the gulf cooperation council the organization of the islamic conference and the arab league to counter what they say is iran's growing influence but the saudis who are eager to show they have wider backin

california woman believes issue was the target of a violent rampage that ended up with 4 people dead in santa mariaed a complaint against claude adams for stealing food from the food pantry where she runs. and moments after she left the pantry to get some stuff from our car. 2 people were shot and killed inside and after that shooting and as one back to his home set fire to the house killing his wife and son. i'm not going to say it doesn't i don't have emotions by do have many motions by but the thing is what we have to move on. >>i'm okay. i'm i'm here. but the other people aren't. ok. the families are ok. >>police say that adams took his own life after he killed his wife and son. >>national headlines this morning, the search continues for a utah student who vanished after she was dropped off by a lyft driver. mackenzie lueck was coming from california when she landed in salt lake city international airport that was last monday she hasn't been seen or heard from since. john lawrence has the very latest. >>mackenzie lueck a senior at the university of utah vanished without a trace. she could be an

over on come on santa maria and this is the world news from al-jazeera russia saying it will help iran there resist any new american measures but has a top diplomat until risk while he's visiting israel iran under discussion there. was it was supposed to be a humanitarian corridor but on the ground a very different story for the people of syria. you can actually. create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and we'll take you inside the world of deep fights where you never quite sure what's real and what's not. so within the last half hour the u.s. version. the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have released a joint statement as they try to pile yet more pressure on iran blaming the islamic republic for destabilizing the whole gulf region it comes as donald trump prepares new sanctions and forces his secretary of state to increase international support as well to punish iran let's take you through all the developments so far u.s. secretary on peo he's in the u.a.e. now he was in saudi arabia earlier him that king solomon he also met the crown prince mohammed

and i'm come on santa maria and you're with the news from al-jazeera i i i estimated 2000000 protesters forced the government of hong kong to apologize for its attempt to pass a law allowing extradition to china. also in the news intensified fighting between 2 tribal communities in democratic republic of congo forces 100000 people to move we have an exclusive report electricity slowly returning after an unprecedented power failure across several south american countries leaves tens of millions in the dark and just as his wife is found guilty of misusing state funds israel's prime minister holds a controversial cabinet meeting in the occupied golan heights and in sport india looks set to win a rain affected cricket world cup match against pakistan india on the brink of a 7th straight world cup victory over their face rivals. 6 hong kong's chief executive has once again apologised for how the government handled its plans to bring in extradition to china which sparked off those massive protests kerry says she is sorry for causing quite conflict and disputes still an estimated $2000000.00 d

both from doha everyone on come on santa maria and you are with the news hour from al-jazeera iran is vehemently rejecting u.s. claims that it was involved in the explosions on 2 tankers in the gulf of oman and its effect accusing washington of sabotaging diplomacy. while the u.n. secretary general says the truth must be established over the tanker explosions while the arab league chief accuses iran of pushing everyone to wards confrontation also in the news the world health organization decides not to declare the ebola outbreak in uganda as an international emergency but urges more action. and i'm maryam namazie in london with all the headlines from europe including protests outside the london courtroom where wiki leaks founder julian assange finds out the date of his extradition hearing to the united states and in sports england have taken a big step towards a semifinal spots of the cricket world cup a century from joe root's guarding the host nation to 8 which could win over the west indies. there are accusations there are counselors. times over the explosions aboard 2 oil tankers

but i for 1 am come out santa maria welcome to inside story it has been nearly 2 months since sudan's military deposed the longtime leader. and since then there's been a lot of talking there's been a lot of protesting but not much progress talks on sudan's political future have stalled for now people are venting their frustration opposition groups want the military to hand over power to a civilian leader and are defying warnings to end a sit in outside the army's headquarters in khartoum meanwhile supporters of the military council held a rival demonstration in the city they say only the army can bring peace. any choice is a military led authority in order to protect society we support our brothers at the city and it will void the patch it is the only way to get our prices especially with all the trouble in the neighboring countries is for the army to bring saddam to safety and. you know this it in here is aimed at lobbying for a national unity government when the government says that the sit in here causes harm to the people it is a crash nation so as not to meet the demands of the d

but i for 1 am come out santa maria welcome to inside story it has been nearly 2 months since sudan's military deposed the longtime leader all met up a shia and since then it's been a lot of talking there's been a lot of protesting but not much progress talks on sudan's political future have stalled for now people are venting their frustration opposition groups want the military to hand over power to a civilian leader and are defying warnings to end a sit in outside the army's headquarters in khartoum meanwhile supporters of the military council held a rival demonstration in the city they say only the army can bring peace. well any choice is a military led authority in order to protect society and we support our brothers at the city and it will void it was the only way to get our prices especially with all the trouble in the neighboring countries for the army to bring saddam to safety and . you know this it in here is aimed at lobbying for a national unity government when the government says that the sit in here causes harm to the people it is a crash nation so as not to meet the dema

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elephant oh hello everyone i'm come out santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera ethiopia's military chief is shot dead by his bodyguard and a governor is killed in a connected to tack but the prime minister says an attempted regional takeover has been stopped also in the news iran reveals plans to bypass the dollar and american sanctions while the u.s. keeps up the rhetoric against teheran. take colleagues on the way it stumbles on right now after matches paul won by the opposition was scrapped because of irregularities. and in india a vital source of food turns to dust. as years of drought cripple some villages. in sport roger federer hits another career landmark with picture it. is just become the 2nd man so when the same top level title on 10 occasions. so ethiopia's military is trying to reassure the country after its chief of staff was shot dead in the capital and an attempt was made to seize power in a northern states prime minister ahmed says the move to tell you go was led by a high ranking military official there the country's military chief psion mccann and was ki

everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the news hour from al-jazeera the top u.s. diplomat on tour to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. over iran president trump says new sanctions are being prepared against him. but russia says it will help iran resist any new american measures and it has a top diplomat on tour to visiting israel islamic republic under discussion. was. it was supposed to be a humanitarian corridor but on the ground it's a very different story for the people in syria. you can actually. create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and we take you inside the world of deep fakes way you never quite sure what's real and what's not. and in school we'll be live in front of the women's football world cup defending champions the usa preparing to take on spain and extreme heat in the knockout rounds. donald trump is preparing new sanctions his secretary of state is trying to increase international pressure but iran may have found itself some new supports. well he arrived in the u.a.e. after leaving saudi arabia where he met. k

hello from doha everyone i'm come out santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera if the o.p.'s prime minister meets sudan's protest leaders and the military. to try to ease the country's crisis also the u.n. issues a warning over the staggering number of venezuelans escaping the crisis in their homeland. and the anger over a sinking economy and rising prices since thousands out onto the streets of liberia and it's for rafael nadal is in sight of a wreck all 12 title of the french open the defending champion beating roger federer in straight sets in a semi. where starting in sudan way ethiopia's prime minister is trying to mediate between the military and the protest leaders after a violent crackdown on demonstrators calling for civilian rule he met the forces for the declaration of freedom and change the coalition of political groups and punk is representing the protesters and they also met some members of the military council themselves in khartoum notionally absent general mohamed gallo who leads the so-called rapid support forces the ones who've been blamed for most of th

santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera if the o.p.'s prime minister meet sudan's protest leaders and the military. tries to ease the country's crisis. also the u.n. issues a warning over the staggering number of venezuelans the scope of the crisis in their home. and maryam namazie and london with all the news from europe including a sunset riverboat of the world's most powerful man as president putin accuses the united states of starting dangerous trade was an unspoken rafael nadal is inside of a record 12 title of the french open the defending the 2 roger federer in straight sets in the semi. opposition has conditionally accepted ethiopia's prime minister as a mediator in their political deadlock with the military. spent the day in sudan he met leaders from a coalition representing protesters calling for civilian rule though there are reports now of one of those leaders being detained they told the ethiopian leader yes they're open to mediation but under certain conditions and that would include recognizing the violent break up of the

color from joe what i'm come on santa maria and this is the news from al-jazeera a tanker a blaze in the gulf of oman after reports of 2 vessels being attacked forcing both crews to abandon ship. i strongly condemn any attack against cv investor and that's the u.n. secretary general expressing over the suspected attacks and saying the world cannot afford a major confrontation in the gulf also in the news the former sudanese of president obama she has been charged with corruption 2 months after he was ousted from power in a military coup. nandan with a top stories from europe including 1st johnson edges closer to power in britain as he tops the 1st round of the concept. the party's leadership race. and sport the st louis blues are the new stand like had champions maybe the boston bruins and 8 year wait to win the. biggest prize. the united nations is warning the world cannot afford a confrontation in the gulf and terraces comments come after to oil tankers were damaged and the crew is forced to abandon ship in the gulf of oman now it's still not clear exactly what happened but we've h

this is al-jazeera. 11th hour harvey one on come on santa maria this is the news hour from al-jazeerathe u.s. calls this evidence of iran's involvement in an oil tanker explosion to prom is calling it sabotage diplomacy also in the news the world health organization holds an emergency meeting as the 2nd was to be. the outbreak in history spreads from the d.l.c. to uganda. i really don't have at this but i'll tell you this is the only way a call for justice from relatives of those killed in the new zealand mosque attacks as the suspect pleads not guilty. and a court date is set in london for next february to decide if wiki leaks founder julian assange she will face extradition to the u.s. and install the trance or raptors or become the 1st canadian same to claim the n.b.a. championship the raptors winning the series against defending title holders the golden state warriors. are starting this news hour with the accusations of the counterclaims over explosions aboard 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman donald trump says the u.s. has exposed iranian involvement iran's calling the u.s. claim

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story an emergency requiring 3 consecutive summits in the one location it certainly sounds like something that needs to be addressed and quickly and according to saudi arabia the emergency is iran the kingdom gathered arab leaders for meetings of the gulf cooperation council the arab league and the organization of islamic countries and said the international community must quote use all means to stop iran from interfering in other countries affairs the question is though is there an emergency or is this another power play in the gulf with the addition of a u.s. military presence we'll discuss that and more with our panel in a moment 1st this report from hash. a rare moment between qatar and saudi arabia. qatar prime minister shareholder. greeted by saudi king solomon binoculars he's in mecca at the kingdom is hosting emergency meetings of the gulf cooperation council the organization of the islamic conference and the arab league to counter what they say is iran's growing influence but the saudis who are eager to show they have wider b

hello everyone i'm come out santa maria welcome to inside story of lots can happen in 730 days except it seems in the gulf crisis in fact arguably the standoff between qatar and the group of 4 arab nations which blockaded it is still where it was some 2 years ago you'll remember those 4 nations saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt cut their diplomatic and economic ties with qatar they closed the only land border and imposed an air and sea blockade on june the 5th of 2017 kuwait stepped in to mediate but even as recently as last week saudi arabia's foreign minister was saying quote hopefully there will be a solution if qatar comes back to the right path suggesting there's been little or no compromise made in that time so where to now i discuss in is coming up after this report from victoria gays in the. a handshake between saudi king salmon bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 year is t

culligan from joe harbor and i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera. the united states has stepped over all the norms and regulations of the international community iran's president hits out the u.s. denouncing its aggressive stance as a threat to global stability. also signs that a bill that would allow its traditions from hong kong to china may be losing political support after days of protests i am basketball fans witnessing a big 1st for their country the toronto raptors have won the n.b.a. champs. so accusations and counter claims are flying over the explosions aboard to oil tankers in the gulf of oman donald trump says the u.s. has exposed to iranian involvement iran is calling those claims sabotage diplomacy . meanwhile germany says the video is not enough to approve to prove iran was to blame and russia is urging everyone not to jump to conclusions this report from stephanie decca. what happened to the 2 tankers in the gulf of oman well it depends on who you ask. in iranian t.v. video shows the norwegian own tanker altair on fire. and u.s. cent

hello i'm kemal santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera with a look at the world of business and economics this week safety in the air 2018 was the deadliest year for the aviation industry for years so as the big players gather in france for the paris air show we'll be asking what went wrong the world's safest form of transport also this week it's a these populist coalition is considering a new domestic currency is that a move that could lead to its exit from the euro and if you worried about the kids having too much screen time or being too exposed to the latest tech then we will show you this order. which speaks doesn't listen. so would be in the airline business these days what with trade tensions and disputes over aircraft subsidies and loans and the slowing global economy but you know there's a far more troubling trend to deal with with the industry could well do without. 2018 was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time yes there were $37800000.00 flights last year which averages out to around $103000.00 flights a day so that volume is impo

hello everyone i'm come all santa maria welcome to inside story a lot can happen in 730 days except it seems in the gulf crisis in fact arguably the standoff between qatar and the group of 4 arab nations which blockaded it is still where it was some 2 years ago you'll remember those 4 nations saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt cut their diplomatic and economic ties with kata they close the only land border and imposed an air and sea blockade on june the 5th of 2017 kuwait stepped in to mediate but even as recently as last week saudi arabia's foreign minister was saying quote hopefully there will be a solution if it comes back to the right path suggesting there's been little or no compromise made in that time which are now out of scotian is coming up after this report from victoria gays in the. a handshake between saudi king salmon bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 year is the g.c.c

everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al jazeera an unprecedented power failure across several south american countries has left tens of millions of people in the dark also fighting between 2 tribal communities in democratic republic of congo intensifies forcing 100000 people to flee we have an exclusive report and israel's prime minister inaugurate an illegal settlement in president donald trump on or just as his wife's are enough to know who is found guilty for misusing public funds. a major show of force in hong kong where an estimated 2000000 people came out to express their anger over a proposed extradition bill it is now past midnight but the crowds are still out there perhaps not in the numbers they were earlier but for this time about still plenty of people there chief executive carol lam suspended the proposal on saturday didn't stop these protestors obviously from packing the streets on sunday it was a lot change that would have allowed people who are wanted for certain crimes to be extradited to mainland china demonstrators want the legislation scrappe