those who exploit children one rescue does little to address a chronic nationwide problem after thomas al-jazeera. has signed an agreement and hostilities with the overall more liberation front the group which was fighting for independence for they are only a region had previously been declared a terrorist movement by the government how many though has more now from neighboring djibouti. doug riemann signed in else what are today's a huge boost for prime minister a b a the or a more liberal from from was set up in one thousand seven to three to fight for the rights of the all more people and also sic independence for the region from the rest of the stupid the largely cut it out of talks against government is delusions in mainly the oral more region of ethiopia prime minister be himself. and hugging a rebel group from his own community fighting his government would have been a huge setback for the raft of reforms that he has initiated in the country but there are other reasons why the well i've signed this agreement in a smarter with the government in ethiopia and the hostilities with the state th

of the waters are receding and bad though the situation still is it is getting better under thomas al-jazeera manner of care a lot. of brazil's border with venezuela will remain open despite the increased.

the waters are receding and bad though the situation still is it needs getting back to andrew thomas al-jazeera man after a lot of. mean miles later and sang suchi says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand range of refugees the muslim minority group fled me in miles rakhine state after a military crackdown began last year suchi says the danger of what she calls terrorism is still real and present she says risks of intercommunal vile.

those who exploit children one rescue does little to address a chronic nationwide problem after thomas al-jazeera. the office of nigeria's president has condemned the blockade of the national assembly by armed security forces acting president yemi also said this was done without the knowledge of the presidency itself the head of the department of state security has been fired and it's another sign of tension between senate says and the presidency all progressives congress to the opposition. in kenya and tanzania people are marking the twentieth anniversary of similar taney as bomb attacks on the u.s. embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam a prayer meeting was held in nairobi to remember the two hundred twenty four people killed by suicide bombers affiliated with al kind that the u.s. response to the attack involves firing missiles at the alleged al qaeda targets in afghanistan and in sudan. almost five thousand people were injured in those attacks and we heard from one of them at the site of the nairobi bombing about how survivors can rise above their personal tragedies. my name is douglas gallo

are still ahead on al-jazeera. under thomas in the northeastern indian state of assam where there's real concern about a new the register of citizens which has left four million people all fixed that can satisfy they're about to be made stipes. ballet dancers are getting right away on mexico's using cash to. well again let's look at weather conditions across the americas in north america we've got to result temperatures on the eastern seaboard or twenty six for new york with a chance of showers we've got some heavy rain across parts of the south so dallas i think we could see some significant storm activity during the course of the day extending into parts of the west too and then heading on into choose stay still would like to see this area of rain persisting meanwhile across the pacific northwest again it remains pretty warm seattle are coming in at thirty degrees celsius for the south a few showers likely for the desert southwest should be dry picture in san francisco with highs of seventeen into central parts of america and

what is already full is fast flowing dangerous and everywhere this is an ongoing emergency i do thomas al jazeera. tim thomas isaac is careless finance minister and he says although the rain has stopped the crisis is not over. now we're really two distinct sort of the fourteen delegates. of the crisis us already picked but that doesn't mean. for example the a.b.a. book is a part of care law allowed to tract of land below the ceiling is. made rights going you. know the fact checks are really good for the two or three days will because all the rivers are draining into the city so for such for the sake of. all of the it will come down but remarkable achievement in a matter of three four days we have been able to move. a chair very pretty prowse the persons to care. i think the talk of them are displaced because including those who have moved to the lake these for friends. would be well over one point five billion as they want to run the new valve the u.s. secretary of state has welcomed the afghan government ceasefire announcement with the taliban my post at washington is ready to facilitate direct

what is already full is fast flowing dangerous and everywhere this is an ongoing emergency i do thomas al jazeera carol. well tim thomas isaac is the finance minister of carolus states he says although the rain has stopped it doesn't mean the crisis is over. now or really two distinct sort of the fourteen. which means that great has already peaked but that doesn't mean we had a great job for example be. part of care law and order out the tract of land. is. right. but. jerusha really goes from one of the two or three days will because all they really need to deceive you so. much for the sake of. the it will come. but remarkable achievement in a matter of three four days we have been able to move. fifty thousand persons to care. i think the talk was number displaced because during those two the late eighties for friends. would be well over one point five billion well cut her as governments have pledged five million dollars in assistance for carolers flood victims. i mean but how does any announced the aid package saying he acknowledge the special bond with india and the contribution the people of c

the waters are receding and bad though the situation still is it needs getting back to andrew thomas al-jazeera man after a lot. made miles leader and sang suchi says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand range of refugees the muslim minority group fled me in miles rakhine state after a military crackdown began last year suchi says the danger of what she calls terrorism is still real and present she says risks of into communal violence will remain unless the security challenge is addressed. lots more so it's coming on al-jazeera including greece's prime minister announces the end of the ten year is just a very symbolic occasion to announce the end of the biggest international bailout in the street. on the hit film crazy bridge asians premiers to a hometown audience in singapore but it's had a mixed reaction on that stay with us. nice pink skies by the time my hot. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. however no shortage of hot sunshine across the middle east want to see showers though just around the caspian sea just around the black sea see a little bit of c

story to be handed down from generation to generation alan fischer al-jazeera in djibouti still ahead on al-jazeera. and i'm sure thomas involved carola this month's devastating floods i'll be looking at whether the state's all important tourism industry compounds back. and back alley badminton we'll tell you how the sport is capturing the attention of young pay is that the asian games. hello welcome such a look at the international forecast looking across the fine and dry settles and sunny across the middle east one or two showers just around the coax is pushing up across the black sea into the caspian sea nothing too much to report here though forty six celsius kuwait city still very hot thirty celsius in beirut over the next couple of days this is sort of temperature we will see across that eastern side of the mediterranean getting up into the low thirty's still for couple of maybe just touching thirty degrees there for karate a little more cloud here little bit of cloud soon to central parts of saudi arabia on monday might just see a spot or two of rain coming out of that nothing much to speak of and if anything th

caused carolus flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeera. it has been thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy campaign in nicaragua tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas in a bid to teach people how to read and write if it was largely successful but as john heilemann reports it hasn't led to the opportunities many get out. of the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most i saw. ated regions to help the whole for the population that couldn't read or write it became a national obsession built around uniting rich and poor young and old eighteen year old gabriella trek to the small village of glasgow skeeters she studied for five months and among others francisco them forty she'd never been to school. no one knew how to read it was the saddest thing i remember when she was with us i was so happy and so sad when she left my girls gone i thr

restriction of their rights but that's little comfort to those who citizenship is in doubt andrew thomas al jazeera langat in a sense tonight you. are still ahead on the news hour and. jorge lorenzo claim for . a title tatiana has the details from the margin. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories but it was in the truck didn't happen the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot in politics. as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on. they report on the stories that matter the most serious someone from the country who guides you who leads you to this story you the bottom line tells us who wrote the listening post on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where. it is time for sports. thank you very much english premier league defending champions manchester thinks they are off to a winning a thought after a two know when off well on sunday. the fourteenth a minute strike enough to ensure a one go late fifty a half time but not a silver than double the advantage of city's strolled to a to know when pep guardiola man up and running for the new season he was th

industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol. well still ahead here all al-jazeera sport. if you do this to. get some tools to sort it out because i think. australia's rugby coach fires back after questions over his future we'll have those details in sport to stay with us. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives them home in the first of two films on these contrasting experiences people in power goes to the north german city where humane approach to integration is proving surprisingly effective. assimilation nation on al-jazeera. and instantly shifting news cycle they receive in change in america tweet the listening post take sports and questions the world's media double will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is their language is their culture it's their context and why certain stories tak

industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol. stay with us here at al-jazeera we'll have much more on the peds visit to ireland. travel often. by tranquil waters and hope of forests near broad long war. looks of owning. own cities. on sundry incentives. and limitless everyone. is there so. why icons landmark. valleys and scotland's. made place of glass the moon talking to. it's the places you've trained off and with dreams come true. when you live for adventure. and discover it in chops when you're warm inside when it's warm on the outside because moments make memories of foreign places a closer than anything. going this is together with cats i always. in an instant in shifting news cycle it was even changing america tweak the listening post take sports and questions the while to me the devil will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is their language as their culture it's their context of why certain stories take precedence

restriction of their rights but that's little comfort to those who citizenship is in doubt and to thomas al-jazeera longer in a sense to india. so it's a commonality is there are exploring the legacy of the nobel prize winning author tied at the age of five. and a hot head claims is there to austria in the title cut out the details from the moto g.p. . they set sail for gold. but discovered their resources worth more than its weight even be. driven. by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charge the first and rise of the african slave trade nothing in history that is going to humanity. for all the gold in the world i want to just go one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would think what it is you know is that it. did but in the particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues. people believe to tell the real story so i'll just mandate is to de

waters are receding and bad though the situation is still it's eaves getting back to andrew thomas al jazeera man after a lot of. mean miles leader and sang suchi says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand range of refugees the muslim minority group fled me and miles rakhine state after a military crackdown began last year she says the danger of what she calls terrorism is still real and present she says risks of intercommunal violence will remain unless the security challenge is addressed. the danger of terrorist activities which was initial course a course of events leading to the humanitarian crisis in rakhine remains real and present today and this is security challenges address the risk of intercommunal violence will remain it is a threat that could have grave consequences not just for myanmar but also for other countries in our region and beyond lots more so it's coming our knowledge is there including saturday be added to the afghan president's deed message of sacrifice and charity is interrupted by violence and venezuelans are braving attacks to make the

industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol. well that's a for this hour but don't go anywhere because elizabeth will be in this chair in just a moment ago to bring you the very latest conference involving as amazon men and got this warning. and nine hundred seventy eight. disappeared after boarding a plane to libya. for over thirteen days his disappearance remained in mystery. but after colonel gadhafi is down phone in two thousand and eleven new evidence came to light. al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished in. and out to syria. it was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them. to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp say i'm going to be up at the gallop the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in on

industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol australia's foreign minister julie bishop has resigned two days after losing her bid to become prime minister bishop secured only a handful of internal party votes during a leadership challenge that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's change from mrs now eleven times in a decade prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific. now whether it's plastic water bottles plastic trays opacic force the material they're made of has become a global problem and while many initiatives are moving towards a path six free environment plastic production is still accelerating because it's cheaper to produce ten to recycle but one major recycling center in the u.s. is trying to keep up. from new york. at this recycling plant business is booming two thirds of all of new york city's plastic waste that's put into recycling bins ends up here where it's meticulously sorted then sold to companies to make it into oth

to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeera kabul m. a south korean appeals court has lengthen the prison sentence to be served by the former president park geun hye after prosecution appealed a sentence has been increased by twelve months to twenty five years in april souls' high court found her guilty of several corruption charges including bribery. now hundreds of young people in chicago are taking part in the annual basketball tournament known as hoops in the hood the event aims to get young people to come together and promote peace in one of the most violent cities in the u.s. john henry went to take a look. this is hoops in the hood it's a basketball tournament but it's also a statement about safe neighborhoods in america's most violent major cities each year about five thousand children participate they get together and with the help of the city they block off streets in violence hotspots across chicago and they play and these are violent streets last year thirty five hundred people were shot and more than six hundred of them kil

rule he's trying to change that image if it's a success it will be a big achievement andrew thomas al-jazeera. thailand. as they scour the bottom of the river in bangkok looking for valuables lost travel into the water over the centuries but now their livelihoods are in danger of reports. for nearly fifty of his seventy years has been a treasure hunter since he was a boy he's lived on the child prior river and i spent a great deal of time in its murky water using his homemade equipment to dive for underwater treasure with bangkok skyline looming in the distance he heads up river like he has thousands of times before but it mitts he still gets excited before each dive i'm. being doing this for a long time and i don't think i will quit i will continue to dive until i die i am always away as of the danger because down in the river. and then dress things that might be carried by the karens then hits me. he and the other divers go as deep as twenty metres but with near zero visibility they feel their way around a river bottom as they search for treasure so don has decided to come to this spot for

sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt andrew thomas al jazeera new delhi. more than one hundred fifty thousand people have been left homeless by the earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok the red cross describes sunday's magnitude seven quake as exceptionally destructive rescuers are struggling to reach those in need at least one hundred thirty people have been killed and that number is expected to rise as search teams reach isolated parts of the island. a photo journalist detained in bangladesh is back in police custody after being given the all clear in a medical examination shadow has accused police of torturing him in jail where he's been held since sunday he was detained hours after doing an interview with al-jazeera about anti-government protests more than a dozen journalists have reportedly been attacked by security forces or government supporters bangladesh's information minister says alarm was not attained for his journalism he has been out of. cones. we are looking into it but our first today. through the court the court ruled he said what

industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera. carol. this is all just zero these are the top stories pope francis has admitted feeling shame about the catholic church's failure to prevent sexual abuse by members of the clergy in ireland has referred to abuse as repugnant he's trying to reinvigorate catholicism in a country which has seen scandals involving the church over many decades the take that really shocked us all was when he was talking to survivors of a cover up of corruption in rome itself he literally referred to these people as kaka his translator again was kind of shocked and asked the pope to clarify the pope literally that somehow just as i said kaka they are filled to the top. u.s. senator john mccain has died at the age of eighty one the announcement of his death came fewer than forty eight hours after his family said mccain was ending medical efforts to treat his brain cancer john mccain was the two thousand and eight republican party presidential nominee and a distinguished military veteran. peru has imposed a

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in carol right now what is needed most is water under thomas al-jazeera to do that on top of our terror. the bomb used by the saudi led coalition and an attack on a school bus in yemen was supplied by the u.s. that's according to u.s. media reports fifty one people were killed in the attack inside our province earlier this month forty of them children there are now growing calls from observers and rights groups for the u.s. to explain its role in the conflict the u.s. along with the u.k. and france is a major supplier of arms to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and washington also provides in the just tickle and intelligence reports so the military campaign in yemen michael cruickshank is a journalist investigated what types of weapons were used in that airstrike. what we can say is that the bombing happened on the morning of the ninth and he targeted an area very close to a market in the center of the city also along its busiest street or at a time when there was a significant amount of traffic along that street as we can see tragically least fifty people los

it's risky but most emotion see evacuations already and off to the drama reality hits under thomas al jazeera. carol. french oil giant total has officially pulled out of a multi-billion dollar gas project with iran so how was contracted to develop the size pause gas field well it's in reaction to threats from the united states to sanction companies that do business with iran washington as we impose sanctions on iran after pulling out all the twenty fifteen nuclear deal well the u.s. decision to withdraw from the deal and their arms fall in syria with a focus of talks between the u.s. national security advisor the us john bolton and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem it's a question of the highest importance for the united states that iran never get a deliverable nuclear weapons capability it's why president trump withdrew from the wretched iran nuclear deal it's why he is really imposing economic sanctions it's why we've worked with our friends in europe to convince them of the need to take stronger steps against the iranian nuclear weapons and ballistic missile prog

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in kerala right now what is needed most is water under thomas al jazeera to move out on top of carol. we've been speaking to randi kumar rana he's the deputy inspector general at india's national disaster response force and he has ever fifty teams that work across carola. why don't the president. you know. as your yesterday are. here have. the never returned. since yesterday. what has started receding most of our. though now we're living. right here was this also i mean our. situation is are we not really you know. our means that we behave and again. the number of people who are here we. just don't know where the role. if you have hawk. or gas or we're here what all. maybe it's really on worse there right now what we're really. more. forecasters government is page five million dollars in assistance for carolyn's flood victims the emir shake tamim been hammered out fannie announced the aid package saying he acknowledged the special bond with india and the contribution the people of carolina have made to catarrh. landslides have come down several buildings h

seem to have made it worse under thomas al jazeera culpable.s what's coming up on the news hour there is disillusionment in nicaragua many took part in the literacy campaign in the nineteen eighties but say the sacrifices were in vain. after some of the misinformation that's been put out lately so reassurance how the u.k. government plans to keep medicine and food coming in if it can't get a break the deal of the world's most distinctive sport starts at an unexpected dimension a church in mexico sport coming up a tent. binny's being skylines by the time. or as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there it's looking super wet over taiwan at the moment so thanks to this blob of cloud here that's been working its way towards the north and looks like it may develop into a feature as we head through the next few days but whether it does a lot is still going to deliver some very heavy downpours across many parts of taiwan the southern parts of china will also see plenty of heavy rain as we will have a policy of the philippines the western policy

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in carol right now what is needed most is water under thomas al-jazeera to do that on top of the carriage. and still to come on this program families of the victims of italy's bridge disaster attend a state funeral as the company runs it pledges a billion dollars to help. and one of the world's biggest sporting events is officially underway we're in jakarta for the asian games. and the smoke is pouring out of the fires in australia we've got a lot of fires burning in new south wales at the moment to see that smoke there poor ring over those houses it looks like the winds are going to stay strong over the next few days though that's not good news when it comes to fighting these fires here's why we've got the strong winds we've got this weather front that's making its way across us and behind that is still really quite blustery still warm though we're looking at a maximum temperature of just eleven degrees in melbourne and around fourteen in adelaide towards the west it's a lot warmer here from perth will be at twenty four but the temperatures will be dropp

restriction of their rights but that's little comfort to those who citizenship is in doubt and to thomas al-jazeera longer in a sense to india. more than half of the fourteen districts in india's carola state have been put on high alert after the worst floods in a southern state dozens of people have died as torrential rain and landslides during india's june to september monsoon season of ravaged farmlands and prompted mass evacuations in careless state local weather department forecasts heavy rain until august fifteenth have also been warnings of flooding in low lying coastal areas. now thousands of nigerians are heading home after being displaced by violence linked to the. five years on from having their lives completely overturned by the fighting many are trading the safety of their camps in my degree for their home villages and towns i met interest reports from northeast nigeria. they set off on a two hundred eighty kilometer journey all most of them are going to their town for the first time since book or arm over only five years ago the destruction that greeted them was unimaginable yet most

is already full is fast flowing dangerous and everywhere this is an ongoing emergency under thomas al jazeera carol. the afghan government has announced a three month scenes fara taliban fighters ahead of the religious holiday of aid president ashraf ghani has been marking the country's independence day so he hopes the taliban follows with its own cease fire violence in afghanistan has increased in recent weeks especially in the city of gardening that's where the taliban's been fighting for control units i.d.'s and has more from kabul. this is not the first time that president musharraf of any announced a cease fire on a religious holiday back in june in the fifth of the end of ramadan president rabbani announced a ceasefire for three days taliban the taliban accepted the offer and many people here in afghanistan remember when taliban fighters and army soldiers share the same most next to each other and hug each other it was for many here and it's an inspiration that peace perhaps is. reachable and it's possible in afghanistan however this offer is quite different the duration of the cease fi

good sign of the war are receding and bad about the situation still it's getting better under thomas al jazeera man off camera. the united nations says it's still being denied access to parts of west seven hundred thousand range of muslims have been driven out in a brutal crackdown that's despite the government promising to let you and officials visit and allow refugees to return research has found an estimated one hundred sixteen thousand ranger were beaten by members of the amounts on forces forty three thousand have suffered gunshot wound around nineteen thousand women and teenagers were raped and an estimated twenty five thousand were murdered the crackdown a year ago was initially in response to what the government called terrorist activity by injured group you most need to cheat says that threat is still present and right kind state see address the root issue in a speech in singapore looking back at her two years of leadership the danger of terrorist activities which was initial course a course of events leading to the humanitarian crisis in rakhine remains real and present today and this

al-jazeera i pleasure. are plenty more still ahead here on the news hour including al-jazeera the same six hundred days in prison the state of media freedoms in egypt plus. a mentor thomas in the northeastern indian state of assam where there's real concern about a new register of citizens which is left four million people. that concerns there are about to be made strikes. baltimore orioles break a fifty year record but it's not one to be found of all to be here with all that in the sport still to come. now in india four million people are waiting to hear why they've been excluded from a citizenship register which isn't as some states say the ones left out are illegal immigrants from bangladesh or the government insists it's a genuine attempt at a census but as andrew thomas reports from. some believe the exercise about whipping up nationalism ahead of elections. all hassa been nessa knows about her is that her younger sister is ninety seven so she must be older passport she says has her date of birth wrong but she does have an indian passport she is she insists indian. yet when the state government of a sound published a draft national register of cisterns or n r c lis

risky but most the most you see evacuations are over and after the drama reality hits after thomas al-jazeera. a report from n.d.s. has revealed the widespread sexual mental and physical abuse of disadvantaged children and adults living in care homes in the state of the heart researchers and the tata as a social sciences fifteen state funded homes needed immediate action because appalling of these claims the report was commissioned by the hard government last year and released to the public on friday one of the worst examples medical reports confirming the rate of thirty four inmates of this offer poor a shelter this was revealed earlier this year the managers at that shelter were arrested but the pool report says violence was prevalent and almost all of the one hundred ten and situations that were audited was so many heads a task force examining poverty and homelessness at the tata institute of social sciences he says social audits should be mandatory. it was a student shooter grossest so. there were no signs of social order so this made us the process we got access to all the institutions a

to care of this flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeera called them. now the outer bands of hurricane lane have reached hawaii people in honolulu on the island of oahu have been warned to expect flooding and landslides the hurricane has been downgraded still packing winds of up to one two hundred and ten kilometers an hour schools and universities have been closed to adam urgency shelters. but let's get more on this now we're joined by jay gray he's live for us in honolulu ah people leaving j.t. they know about the storm. oh yeah absolutely the opportunity elizabeth to leave at this point has just about in the airlines have really closed down any flights on or off the island this point until the storm says look here in honolulu we've seen the wind intensified times the surf been growing for hours here rain it's been on and off we're getting a break right now that's the good news but this storm the system is slow down a bit that means that the worst that lane has to offer for this area is likely still on the way at this point we have seen d

all receding i'm sad about this situation it's still a it's a it's going to impact our country thomas al-jazeera man off camera. time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back sad detail be added to the afghan president's bead message of sacrifice and charities interrupted by violence . on venezuelans up braving attacks to make their way into neighboring brazil to escape the economic crisis back home more in the stay with us. no shortage of hot sunshine across the middle east when it's just around the caspian sea just around the black sea it's a little bit of cloud showing up here temperatures still quite nasty on the eastern side of the mediterranean get up to around twenty nine thirty the bay right over the next. similar values to karate couple of about thirty three degrees tashkent at around thirty celsius in between the hate forty four celsius the baghdad forty eight and kuwait city similar values to as we go on through thursday by thursday temperatures say by rate at around thirty decrease a loss of fine and dry weather if not hot so warm sunshine to across a good part of the a

caused carolus flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeeraall on the u.k. government has released its contingency plan if britain crashes out of the e.u. without a deal the break said minister has warned that companies that they may face a tangle of red tape or delays and costly credit card payments if the government fails sinegal an exit deal with brussels or insley has the details from london. there was a time during the long saga of brics it's when prime minister to resign may used to say maybe it is best to do no deal for britain is better than a bad deal for britain so i said on many occasions that no deal is better than a bad deal by which she meant that falling out of the european union without a trade deal was better than one which didn't reflect the referendum results but now it's becoming clear what no deal might look like and it's giving people the shivers food shortages if fresh produce rots at the border already stockpiling tins is actively being talked about would airports close down heathrow has borrowed a billion dollars to pr

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in carol right now what is needed most is water and to thomas al-jazeera to do that on top of karen. katter's government has pledged five million dollars in assistance for carolyn's flood victims the amir shaikh tamim been hammered announce the aid package saying he had knowledge the special bond with india and the contribution the people of carroll have made to cata the state charity has also launched a campaign to raise funds israel has announced it's closing one of the key crossings into an already severely deprived girls a strip defense minister avigdor lieberman said the arabs crossing would be shut down in response to recent violence along the border fence on friday's reilley forces killed another two palestinians and wounded sixty others during the weekly march of return protests talks aimed at easing tension between hamas and israel continues in cairo. south koreans who has been long separated from their relatives are preparing to travel into north korea for a rare reunion they've been getting ready at an orientation session before being allowed to

sanctions regime will mean here it could hurt under thomas al jazeera new delhi. in the u.s. state of ohio democrats are biting at the heels of their republican rivals in a special election for the house of representatives it's usually a safe republican seat but the party's candidate only has a small lead and absentee and provisional ballots still to be counted john hendren reports. the election wasn't even supposed to be close but after a long election night it was too close to call republican troy boulders and held the narrowest of leads over democrat danny o'connor in a special election for ohio's twelfth congressional district i'm going to promise to you that i'm going to work relentlessly really let mostly for this well congressional district that. america has on the right path and we're going to keep it going about well. in this heavily republican district o'connor and his party called it a win of sorts in way with his campaign claiming provisional in absentee ballots could still make the difference it was anything but a concession speech can you believe how close this

cremation marked the end of a new political giant andrew thomas al-jazeera new delhi. rescue workers are still digging through the rubble in genoa after tuesday's bridge collapse at least thirty eight people were killed and hundreds injured the government is now focusing its attention on its aging bridges and tunnels some of which are more than forty years old. or families continue to arrive at the us mexico border seeking a new life in the united states most remain hopeful that they will be able to enter despite the trumpet ministrations hard line policies that have jailed families and separated children from their parents. has more from texas for immigrants just released by the u.s. border patrol the first taste of freedom on american soil is this bus terminal in macallan texas here they enter in neat lines clutching plastic bags containing the first and only belongings of what they hope to be their new lives in the u.s. and the progress that is being philly's thank god i'm here i'm happy because i'm with my family i mean a lot and is doing it with. this man and his

good sign are receding and fanned by the situation still in the eaves getting back to andrew thomas al jazeera man our carol. venezuelans are still trying to cope with president nicolas maduro his new policy is to turn the economy around he's devalue the currency ninety five percent in issued new banknotes venezuela has the world's largest known oil reserves even more than saudi arabia but it also has the world's fastest growing inflation sending the price of goods pirating out of control the international monetary fund says it could reach one million percent this year the current sea has become almost useless falling ninety nine point nine percent against the us dollar oil makes up ninety five percent of the country's exports but low prices and u.s. sanctions have had a major impact the new currency is done little to stop hyperinflation many businesses a close as they try to work out what to charge for goods in many cases what's available is already going up in price. venezuelans have been leaving to seek a better life elsewhere some of them are trying to move to neighboring brazil but as tod

restriction of their rights but that's little comfort to those who citizenship is in doubt and to thomas al-jazeera longer in a sense to india. or flash floods have killed thirty seven people in the southern indian state of carola some thirty six thousand others have been displaced and hundreds of homes destroyed have been morgan has more. days of torrential rains in kerala in southern india have caused flash floods and dams to overflow dozens of people have been killed some have drowned swept away by fast running water others buried in landslides and wouldn't thirty thousand people have been displaced. we got a guy there are around three hundred houses here which flood. the water has entered we came out of the houses in a hurry and our clothes our records our property papers identity card passport everything is left inside the house we couldn't bring out a single piece of paper even the books of our children and their uniforms are all inside the house. heavy rains are not need to corella but this year state authorities have described the floods as the worst in almost one hundred years eight of the

rule he's trying to change that image if it's a success it would be a big achievement andrew thomas al-jazeera. opposition supporters in nicaragua have been marching to demand the release of political prisoners more than two thousand people have been arrested during the four months of unrest against president daniel ortega is rule john home and has more now from the capital managua. nicaragua when president daniel ortega now says that the country is back to normal but the thousands of people here on this march would disagree with that they're protesting particularly in this march against the tension of what they and n.g.o.s define as political prisoners and what the government says a violent provoke a tooth or even terrorists that we've been hearing stories from those that say the people have been grabbed eva from their homes or outside of their homes not just but by police but it will do so by the paramilitary groups that at the moment all roaming around in the crowd were several people saying they even haven't got the chance so they've had very little contact with the person with the relativ

sign of the waters are receding and bad though the situation is still it's getting better under thomas al jazeera man off camera. the greek prime minister elected to suppress has officially declared an end to an era austerity as the nation exits the biggest international bailout in history since two thousand and ten greece only avoided bankruptcy through three hundred billion dollars in loans from the international monetary fund and the european union in return for punishing austerity policies joints replaced looks at the effect of the past eight years on some of the nation's youth prime minister alexis to protest may have been trying to custom self in the role of a hero when he chose to send a message to the greeks that their economic odyssey is over this is the island home is here a to see is finally returned home to after twenty years of war and adventure. in listening this seem better today a new day has dawned for our country historic day the bailouts of austerity recession and a social desert are finally over our country began to the right to shape its own future and fortunes like any norma

restriction of their rights but that's little comfort to those who citizenship is in doubt andrew thomas al-jazeera langat in a sense to india. so to come in our does there are exploring the legacy of the nobel prize winning author died at the age of five. and a hot head play.

those who exploit children one rescue does little to address a chronic nationwide problem after thomas al-jazeera. a course in bangladesh has ordered police to bring a detained prominent journalist to hospital for treatment for photo journalist. alarm was arrested after an interview with al-jazeera on sunday his family says he's been tortured human rights watch wants the government to investigate reports that he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for nine days for tougher traffic laws joining us live now from dhaka is the bangladeshi information minister housen or hark minister can you promise us that this reporter this photographer journalist will indeed today go from in effect caught slash police custody to a hospital. well. there are known photographs. gallery of photographs he is he had been picked up by the police the fact and the story here but. the other parties that are here they've been taken to the hospital but i don't think so he has been beaten up in the castrati but our last is that e.p. that we did in the custody the ones who are willing to talk is that it will be h

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in kerala right now what is needed most is water under thomas al jazeera to move out on top with care. emergency workers initially a trial. secure what's left of the bridge in general which collapsed on tuesday firefighters captured this footage of efforts to stabilize a section of the bridge the death toll is officially at forty one and they believe that there are no others missing meanwhile the company which was responsible for maintenance and construction has pledged more than five hundred million dollars to help rebuild the bridge. and thousands of mourners gathered in general on saturday for a state funeral for people who died when the bridge collapsed more than forty people thought to have been killed when morandi bridge came down david chaytor reports from genoa. the whole country shared the grief of the families of the victims as they join together for a day of mourning in genoa some boycotted the ceremony because they blamed the state for the negligence that led to the tragedy but for those attending the solemn dignity of the service provided some

medicines and toiletries and then the irony in kerala right now what is needed most is water under thomas al-jazeera to do that on top of carol. the turkish president of wattles striking a defiant tone a day after two major ratings agencies for the downgrade of the country's debt and the man made the comments at a meeting of his ruling ak party the turkish lira has lost forty percent of its value against the dollar the syria at a lot and cysts the growing economic crisis as part of a plot against his country. today some people are trying to threaten us through the economy through sanctions foreign exchange interest rates and inflation we are telling them we've seen your games and we are challenging. so on you guy you go has more from istanbul a brisk business that's expanded along with turkey's middle class. act your cars been selling products made by turkey's largest home appliances company for twenty five years but lately his sales have taken a hit because you can design we've had to put our prices up because of the current economic situation and that's affected our sales. despite this he is optim

caused carolus flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeerait's been thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy campaign in nicaragua tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas in a bid to teach people how to read and write if it was largely successful but as john heilemann reports it hasn't led to the opportunities many get out. of the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most.

it's risky but most emotive the evacuations are over and after the drama reality hits after thomas al-jazeera. carried. more than one hundred people taken hostage in a taliban ambush in northern afghanistan have been freed they were traveling on buses in the province of couldn't this when they were stopped afghan forces are still said to be fighting to free some of the remaining hostages meanwhile the taliban is yet to respond to a three month cease fire offered by president ashraf ghani on sunday al-jazeera arabic correspondent humans i guess if that's more from the capital kabul. less than twenty four hours after president assad of twenty announced a ceasefire taliban today announced that they kidnapped dozens of passengers in. provence in the north taliban said that they. kidnapped those passengers because they received some intelligence that among those passengers were top security officials the security forces have their own story they said that the taliban did not free those passengers but the and the security forces managed to free them. but the main question asked by many afghans here

caused carolus flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeeragerman prime minister malcolm turnbull is still clinging to power but facing another potential vote on his leadership parliament has been suspended as politicians in his party consider challenging for the job charlotte bell as has this report. malcolm turnbull continues to charge food despite doors closing around him no astray and prime minister has survived the full term in ten years now it's timbales turn to fight the strike will be rightly a poll by what they witnessing in the nation's parliament to die in the course of this week he narrowly won a leadership challenge on choose day behind the scenes former allies have just sold to replace him this is a government which had lost the will to leave but i don't even think on tuesday we could have seen that cannibalistic be idea of a government whose ageing itself alive some members of temples ruling liberal party don't believe he can lead them to victory in next year's elections and so the rebellion began forty three liberal party polit

caused carolus flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeera called them. hundreds of young people in chicago are taking part in a basketball tournament called hopes in the hood it aims to promote peace in one of the most violent cities in the u.s. john hendren reports. this is hoops in the hood it's a basketball tournament but it's also a statement about safe neighborhoods in america's most violent major cities each year about five thousand children participate they get together and with the help of the city they block off streets in violence hot spots across chicago and they play and these are violent streets last year thirty five hundred people were shot and more than six hundred of them killed in the city of chicago strada was a member of one of chicago's violent gangs now he's a coach we do have an issue of violence in our neighborhood and i think basketball and sports is just one way we can get kids to. do something other than look like them for some is happening with some and some of. this is the end of the morning rush hour so normally