that is the international u.n. agency the organization trying to bring some of these migrants home they called voluntary return nice even though you that the word well internally has been under scrutiny because home here home much do you want to freely go back to the country that you tried to escape because of violence but the problem is even if people decide to go back to your hole do you get them home from yemen a country that is controlled by the saudi arabian coalition the southern part of it where the airport is controlled by different forces it is so i'm clear but the plane will actually take off and haul fast to bring these migrants back where they came from ok they don't use west africa correspondent funny for us thank you very much for the time. the streets of sudan's capital have seen bloodshed with more than a 100 people dead since the army to cordial in april now the country's military chiefs have signed a power sharing agreement would put as leaders that. pish the way it's a civilian rule the deal establishes

the most they want to effort that we know about is the u.n. agency i am that is trying to get a couple of 100 migrants i would that this side to voluntarily leave yemen to go back to but of course bread as you know of the country is in war and in the south it is being controlled by the cell of the last coalition and that what's left of the yemeni government they themselves there is a rift both within the saudi let's call it should be to be in the united arab emirates and saudi arabia but also a rift between a cell of the let's call it and what's left of the yemeni government practically spoken it's not even clear holidays people can actually board an airplane the ones that are we just had to fly back to fly that delayed or they are not even getting all over the country a very desperate and in many ways a very hopeless situation for the east europeans brant all right there from it's a chore excellent reporting from the important story your breach of the world from yemen let me thank you very much. the day is almost gone the conversation continues onli

receive food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in the capital sun from next week the u.n. agency stopped delivering aid 285-0000 people 2 months ago over concerns it was not reaching those in need the renewed a delivery follows an agreement between the world food programme and the news the rebels. the islamic authorities in jerusalem of called for all mosques to be closed on sunday the city's religious and dominant authority is instead calling on palestinians to hold a mass a prayer at the al aqsa mosque the request comes after an increase in israeli settlers flooding the site which has a religious significance for jews as well as muslims are a force that has more from west jerusalem. well islamic work theo 40 which runs the alexa mosque compound in accordance with the jordanian government it has decided to close all mosques in the local area calling on people instead to come to our itself and the surrounding area to carry out the prayers the main prayers for eat have been delayed from sunrise to the 2nd pres of the day at 730 local time in the morning presumably to maximize the

they are after is for example by this u.n. agency i am trying to voluntarily return some of these people according to them around 2000 migrants have worn through just such a return to its european but if you look at the situation on the ground in yemen the political situation in that country once these people actually have decided to return to the next question is how do you get there all of them and because the southern part of the country is controlled by the saudi that coalition but there is a rift within that coalition itself and that in the view between the yemeni government and the saudi that coalition so as a result it's completely unclear where the planes will actually take off or made it to bring these migrants back to ethiopia or most of them are from behind family fortune thank you very much for that. enough within sport high drama at the 100 grand prix on sunday as lewis hamilton extended his lead in the season long formula one drivers championship he had to get the much younger locks to stop and who started the release i

funding for the u.n. agency providing basic assistance to palestinian refugees and trims increase pressure on iran is believed to be in that in yahoo's favor the u.s. has pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal with the country and labeled its revolutionary guards terrorists. all right let's bring in our guests from west jerusalem floor hussen the whom is deputy mayor of jerusalem and a member of the likud party in washington d.c. ariel gold is national co-director of activist group code pink her organization is banned from israel in tel aviv gideon levy is a columnist at haaretz newspaper welcome to the program fuller i'd like to start with you could you tell us the sequence of events when it comes to the decision to deny entry to receded to leave but we'll have no more because there's been a lot of back and forth about this when exactly was the decision made by prime minister netanyahu was only after donald trump tweeted that now infamous tweet. look it's impossible to really know what created the situation for th

they are asked for is for example by this u.n. agency i'm trying to voluntarily return some of these people according to them around 2000 migrants have well and truly just are to return to ethiopia but if you look at the situation on the ground in yemen the political situation in that country once these people actually have decided to return to the next question is khalid you get there all pm and because the southern part of the country is controlled by the soul of that coalition but there is a rift within that coalition itself and between the yemeni government and the soul of the that coalition so as a result it's completely unclear what the planes will actually take off from aid to bring these migrants back to ethiopia where most of them are from. thank you very much for that. you're watching new day here's a recap of the top story that you're following feel india has revoked the special status of kashmir to sponsor the plan to integrate the region with the rest of the country critics say the move is undemocratic and can spark undresse

resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in yemen's capital from next week the u.n. agency stop delivering aid to 850000 people in sana 2 months ago over concerns it was reaching those in need the renewed a delivery follows an agreement between the world food program and the who the rebels. well to algeria now where people have taken to the streets for the 25th friday in a row calling for the overthrow of the ruling elite president abdulaziz beautifully was forced to step down in april after weeks of mass protests 5 former ministers have been taken into custody since then on charges of corruption but demonstrators have refused to back down and want all of that if it is in a circle gone libya's internationally recognized government as accepted a cease fire request from the u.n. mission in the country of evil of of the religious holiday starts on saturday and ends on tuesday in tripoli based government is battling a full month campaign by troops loyal to. the cease fire will include a ban on asked rice the u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any potential violatio

food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in the capital of yemen deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people in santa stopped 2 months ago over concerns that aid was being diverted from vulnerable people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's who see fighters. nearly $2000000.00 muslims are estimated to have started their annual hard pilgrimage to mecca in saudi arabia the 5 day event is a chance for muslims to seek redemption and to forgive and to be forgiven for muslims is considered the peak of spirituality. well an 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on the tourist beaches of tunisia our correspondent david chaytor has been to the resort city of tsars this which is now the new frontline in the migration crisis. the on the horizon of these warm waters lapping the shore of stars this tragedy is playing out and time and tide up bringing the bodies of its victims to these tourist beaches. more than 70 migrants drowned last month when their inflata

u.n. agencies included food for an average of $3600000.00 people a month and more than $2100000.00 health treatments to people around the country the response is however this year significantly less well funded than it was at this stage in 2080 so i would ask all those who made pledges of the process conference in april to take early action to implement them madam president let me return finally to. 3 weeks from now it will be one year since the signing of the memorandum of understanding. and agreement which called for restraint and aimed to prevent further escalation in northwest syria yet one year on the bombing and fighting in plain sight day in and day out 3000000 people 2 thirds of them women and children are counting on your support to make this violence stop i told you last month what some of them have said to me. we cannot turn back the clock on what has happened but this council and its members can take meaningful action now to protect civilians and ensure full respect for international humanitarian law it is within your power to do that thank you madam president. i think mr loca

u.n. agency's sent a strong signal. we will tell you what that means when we are live at any airport.s is bloomberg. ♪ loomberg. ♪ su: 10:29 a.m. in hong kong and shanghai, 10:29 p.m. in new york. i'm su keenan with the first word headlines. the latest economic data from china shows the increasing effect of the trade war. 4.8% inal output grew july, the lowest pace since february 2002. again andfell there is also a dip in cosmetics demand and clothing and household appliances. worry that china's unemployment rate rose to 5.3%. u.s., president trump has bowed to pressure from corporate america delaying additional tariffs on certain projects imported from china. the duties will not be imposed until mid-december. the president acknowledged higher prices would hurt consumers in the run-up to the holiday season. the two sides spoke by phone for the first time since the recent escalation intention. tankers will be released soon, something that could help ease shipping concerns in the gulf. the news agency says documents have been exchanged between tehran and london and them may problem that

u.n. agencies to 850000 people in sana'a start 2 months ago over concerns aid was being diverted are being resumed after an agreement was reached between the world food program and yemen's hooty fighters. italy's deputy prime minister mikhail simeon is calling for a snap election saying the ruling coalition has collapsed the prime minister giuseppe contest says he wants to justify the call of any spare right party league is well ahead in opinion polls mainly because of his stance against illegal immigration and its partner corp the 5 star movement. has been at odds with with that over many policies. china's issued its highest red alert warning if the typhoon makes its way towards the eastern coastline. like hema is expected to make landfall and province on saturday it's already passed through taiwan killing one person and leaving 60000 households without power. and everton is here with more on the weather everton yeah well we got the warnings in force 1st no fewer than 7 pro provinces rachele so this is a fast system you can see that on the satellite picture this is large one just stuff th

u.n. agencies say they are not the only victims of a broken migration system for those who don't make it to europe their boats are intercepted at sea by libya's coast guard and placed in detention under an agreement supported by the european union around $5000.00 migrants and refugees are being held without having committed any crime 3000 of them are being detained in facilities close to the frontline where fighters loyal to warlord hurley for half time are fighting for the control of the capital tripoli according to the un refugee agency many are living in squalid conditions within the adequate food supplies libya's un recognized government is now closing 2 such facilities in misrata and columns and a 3rd into jura where scores of detainees were sent even though an airstrike blamed on ward one have to hit the facility killing $53.00 people last month which we are calling on now is for an orderly release or for refugees in detention centers to urban settings and we stand ready to provide to provide these people with assistance through our urban programs asylum seekers and refugees should no

by skype from arlington virginia good to have you with us quite an alarming report there by the u.n. agency what needs to change in international farming or agricultural habits in order to avoid the sort of scenario we're being warned about. it will be real clear well what we're seeing in this report is that it's what we do to protect and restore our lands and this generation is really going to affect whether our children know their service planet suffer and it's really highlighting the impact that it's agriculture food production and our use of brand have on ecosystems and in turn how those he visits and affect our climate. what needs to change is really highlighted in this report. because this report isn't just a we're used to hearing single you know individual stories or opinions what this report from the i.p.c.c. is is a synthesis of years of research hundreds of studies by dozens of researchers and the it was sift through and find out the things that are when winds that can be positive for the climate and land without the 2000000 packs so i just want to know what are the wind wins of t

u.n. refugee agency the u.n. h.c.r. which comes to you actually know why is it that n.g.o.s are having to rescue refugees in migrants at sea and not the coast guard or what we're seeing right now is a real lack of search and rescue capacity on the mediterranean there needs to be a significant increase of the. one of the major players doing this at the moment of the libyan coast is the libyan coast guard but there's a huge issue there whether they are then returns to libya and taken to detention centers such as to giora where last month 50 people were killed after an airstrike hit the mall they were trapped inside so what can be done instead what we need to see states lift the current legal in the just to cool restrictions on n.g.o.s boats n.g.o.s have played a crucial role on the mediterranean saving lives and they should be allowed to carry out their operations but we also need to see e.u. state vessels like we saw in previous years return to the mediterranean we need the european states to bring back a program like th

u.n. food agency has reached a deal with you pfizer's to restart a delivery to parts of yemen the agreement follows a partial suspension of aid which began after claims that he had diverted food away from thousands in need it is denied the accusations saying the suit sent to them by the world food program has expired. sudan's military and the opposition coalition have signed a deal on the constitutional declaration the agreement was reached through mediation 4 months after long time president omar bashir was ousted the african union's envoy to sudan says the document outlines the division of power until elections can be held in 3 years. puerto rico's new interim government is facing a possible challenge in the senate. took office but the senate leader was calling on members to declare his swearing in unconstitutional he's also facing opposition on the streets. just out of office have been rallying in the capital. protesters again at the front gate of the governor's mansion and be their anger at the interim governor they didn't even vote for but have been told is the best option to leave pue

u.n. food agency has reached a deal with the who theses that could our food aid to reach parts of yemen the agreement follows a partial suspension of aid to the capital sana'a after claims that the hooty is diverted food reaching thousands in the water own country who feels denied the accusations saying food sent to them spoiled pakistan's prime minister says tensions with india over kashmir could blow up to a regional crisis the country is accused of using illegal cluster bombs in the attack that killed several people in pakistan administered kashmir new delhi has deployed troops to indian administered kashmir after issuing an alert over possible militant attacks thousands of people are leaving the region some are accusing the indian government of preparing to broaden its control come out harder has more now from islamabad. any prime minister. meeting all national security committee of the cabinet by all the chief. united nations security council should take note of. that developing in the region pakistan had blamed india for sending tens of thousands of troops into indian occupied kashmir

resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in yemen's capital from next week the u.n. agency stop delivering aid to 850000 people in some 2 months ago of the concerns it wasn't reaching those in need of a new day delivery follows an agreement between the world food program and the who's the rebels well in other news we're following islamic authorities in jerusalem of called for to be closed on sunday the city's religious endowments authority is instead calling on palestinians to hold a mass aid prayer at the al aqsa mosque request comes after an increase in his race settlers flooding the site which has religious significance for jews as well as muslims are a force that has more from west jerusalem. well islamic work theo 40 which runs the alexa mosque compound in accordance with the jordanian government it has decided to close all mosques in the local area calling on people instead to come to our itself and the surrounding area to carry out the prayers the main prayers for eat have been delayed from sunrise to the 2nd pres of the day at 730 local time in the morning presumabl

u.n. refugee agency says 60 people have been rescued so far. naomi lloyd the details.mi: the bodies of those who did not make it. earlier in the day, they voted -- boarded a boat, but shortly after leaving a coastal city, the boat capsized, with dozens drowning. wasfter the boat sank, it over. people were really scattered everywhere. i brought my children to the surface. the boat had totally sk. i could not save them. relief at those who were rescued, after libyan coast guards and local fishermen picked them up. most of the survivors are from suydam, with others from egypt, morocco, and tunisia. around 900 people have lost their lives trying to cross the mediterranean this year. the u.n. is calling for urgent action i.e. use states. urgent need to increase search and rescue capacity. that includes e.u. state vehicles and the lifting of restrictions on ngo's, and action to prevent people from drowning, trying to escape violence in libya. naomi: on tuesday, matteo salvini band a humanitarian -- bay armed -- banned a humanitarian ship from italian waters. he has seen his

u.n.. agencies to come in and do an independent assessment by foreign experts. .ell us what happens first,he world health organization went in and three scientists spent 10 daysys visisiting contaminated unpopulated areas. they can away and said, no problem, you could or triple the dose. no problem. they were thinking they were looking at hiroshima. see anyd, we don't problem. nobody believed the world health organization's 10 day assessment and so moscow as the international atomic energy agency to go in. you have us an assessment of how high the doses are and whether people should -- are in harm of further damage. international atomic energy goncy got 200 scientists to in o over 18 months. mostly just short trips, two weeks or 10 days, and they were approached by doctors, ukrainiaians andnd those on the ground who lived in working for the previouous four yeaears with these contaminated populations. they said, look, we have a serious problem with childhood thyroid cancer. western experts did not believe it. they did not expect this kind of bump epidemic and childhood cancer. ukrainian sci

will resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in the capital deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people and son are stopped 2 months ago over concerns aid was being diverted from vanderbilt people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's who 3 fighters. are behind a man who scaled the roof of his country's embassy in london as told al jazeera he feared for his life when he was tackled by staff who somehow meant was protesting against the exit queue sions of 2 bahraini activists lawrence lee reports from london. in the dead of night mussa mohammed used the cover of scaffolding to gain access to the roof of the embassy. once there he unfurls his banner i'm risking my life to save 2 men about to be executed in the next few hours that reads we did when you brought us we do send them letters for their human rights organization under you and as well it doesn't stop but i feel in my in my heart there is something i can do to save their lives that's why i went to the top of the embassy shortly afterwards the police arrived and for a goo

resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in yemen's capital deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people and son are stopped 2 months ago over concerns aid was being diverted from van mobile people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's fighters. russia's government has accused the u.s. embassy in moscow of meddling in internal affairs says the american embassy published a map on social media with the root of an unauthorized protest in the capital last week the russians ministry of foreign affairs has summoned the senior u.s. diplomat over the post severson has more from moscow. well this can be seen as a new phase in this immense crackdown that's been going on against the protest movement who has been taken to the streets in the last couple of weeks and will take to the streets again on saturday the foreign ministry now blames the united states embassy of inviting people to these protests by all the united states embassy sas that they just have put on a warning on their website telling people to avoid the area but this is all

u.n. health agency says nearly 90,000 people were diagnosed with the virus between january and june.ouble the number over the same period last year. the who says the united kingdom, albania, czech republic and greece have lost their status as having eliminated measles. while many european countries have introduced stronger vaccination policies, it says there are pockets where the vaccine is being refused, and that is causing the virus to spread. still ahead on the program, making the daily trip down to the lake. ♪ isle the lack of basics feeling the spread of the ebola crisis. and one of the world's most influential businessmen could find himself going back to jail. ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome back. we are across the southwestern part of australia. were seeing final system purring through perth -- final systems. systems pushing through. perth temperature staying in the midteens, won't change as a cold front pushes through. alice springs, temperature 27. over here, rainy for parts of temperature 17. brisbane, sunshine, 23. very nice for the north and south island of new zealand. storm syste

several egyptian rights groups are urging the u.n. agency egypt as the host of the upcoming conference on torture because of the country's dismal human rights record. 13 local rights groups say holding the conference in egypt would contribute to what it calls the government's whitewashing attempts and urged the u.n. to select a country where "the bare minimum of human rights is respected." in italy, the president was adamant that any coalition seeking to rule the country must be able to hold a government together until the end of the current legislature in 2023. bloomberg has learned that they will call for early elections if there is not anbe able to hold e of creating a stable system for that long. a power to nominate a new leader. planned parenthood clinics are fees and intensifying fundraising. there could be more unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases after it withdrew from a $260 million federal family program. planned parenthood and several other providers quit the program rather than comply with a new rule prohibiti

funding for the u.n. agency providing basic assistance to palestinian refugees and troops increase pressure on iran is believed to be in netanya whose favor the u.s. has pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal with the country and labeled its revolutionary guards terrorists. all right let's bring in our guests from west jerusalem floor hussen the whom is deputy mayor of jerusalem and a member of the likud party in washington d.c. ariel gold is national co-director of activist group code pink her organization is banned from israel in tel aviv gideon levy is a columnist at ha'aretz newspaper welcome to the program floor i'd like to start with you could you tell us the sequence of events when it comes to the decision to deny entry to receded to leave but we'll have no more because there's been a lot of back and forth about this when exactly was the decision made by prime minister netanyahu was only after donald trump tweeted that now infamous tweet. look it's impossible to really know what created the situation for the

u.n. refugee agency inquired about the possibility of sending refugees to tell us. the mayor had just one condition that they could work. more now joining the some of the program which brings refugees to tell us will be starting up again and we hope that some of them will be interested in working at the cheese factory nothing of them going to. the small island of t. los in the aegean sea was once greece's most indebted municipality all that could left then 20 years ago it bought a large ship which connected it to the rest of greece even though they were deeper in debt than ever now they're starting to see the benefits. when maria cama took over as mayor 7 years ago she simply continued what her predecessors had initiated. scene of the day i gather again on this island didn't get into debt by building conference centers. a few notches town halls and organizing a festival gaff. of the it did it to develop its economy. statistics show that our island has grown since the last census in the 1990s. and i mean diana. meanwhile over and feeling a small town just outside of

u.n. refugee agency says a new italian law penalizing migrant rescue ships could stop lives being saved on monday italy raised the fine on unauthorized ships in a ring its waters to 1000000 europe's ship captains bringing rescued migrants to italy also face arrest the u.n. said the activities of rescue ships should not be criminalised a german citizen with turkish roots has reportedly been arrested in the city of antalya german media say that the man was visiting family but was detained on arrival at the airport he's been accused of spreading terrorist propaganda on face book germany's foreign ministry says it has been informed of the cakes the united states says that it will use every appropriate tool to oust the venezuelan president nicolas maduro the comments from the white house came as the u.s. ramped up its same sions on the euro and his government the new sanctions are aimed at cutting off foreign money completely to the venezuelan government. sports news now and there's news that swiss authorities have charged for people in relation to germany's bid to host the 2006 football world

u.n. refugee agency says a new italian law penalizing migrant rescue ships could stop lives being saved on monday italy raised the fine on authorize ships entering its waters to 1000000 euros ship captains bringing rescued migrants to italy also face arrest the u.n. said the activities of a rescue ships should not be criminalized. well later today in the united states president trump is due to visit 2 cities struck by a weekend of mass shootings that left at least 31 people dead the president has called for bipartisan action to address gun violence the grieving communities of dayton ohio and el paso texas are still struggling to come to terms with their losses as we hear from the w.'s alexandra phenomena who's in el paso for us right now. the vigil to honor the road ragers a high school student killed them last year to you know pass only 15 years old bright polite and quick on his feet that's how his friends remember he will always be there for me. he was a really are. you was a. positive person. never negative. always happy. always trying to make it. there's just no you don't. like the wo

u.n. agencies say they are not the only victims of a broken migration system for those who don't make it to europe their boats are intercepted at sea by libya's coast guard and placed in detention under an agreement supported by the european union around $5000.00 migrants and refugees are being held without having committed any crime 3000 of them are being detained in facilities close to the front line with fighters loyal to warlord hurry for half tired of fighting for the control of the capital tripoli according to the un refugee agency many are living in squalid conditions within the adequate food supplies libya's un recognized government is now closing 2 such facilities in misrata and columns and a 3rd into jura where scores of detainees were sent even though an airstrike blamed on the have to hit the facility killing $53.00 people last month. which we are calling. for an orderly release before refugees in detention centers to urban settings. and we stand ready to provide to provide these people with assistance through our urban programs asylum seekers and refugees should not be kept in

u.n. health agency says nearly 9000 people were diagnosed with the virus between january and june that is double the number of the same period last year the w.h.o. says the united kingdom albania the czech republic and greece have now lost their status as having eliminated measles he says while many european countries have introduced stronger vaccination policies there are still pockets with vaccine is being refused and that's causing the virus to spread. well i still has on the private making the daily trip down to the lake whites fear the lack of basic amenities is fueling the spread of the abetting terrorists. months after his release from jail on one of the world's most influential business men could find himself going. hello again and welcome back we're here cross the southwestern part of australia we are seeing a few funnel systems pushing through so for perth that's going to give you the off and on chance of rain showers clouds as well as winds as we go into the weekend as well so here those clouds here those winds pushing through the terms of those going to stay into the mid teens

u.n. refugee agency says around 65 people have been rescued and taken to the coastal city of combs u.k. opposition parties have agreed to work together to find a way to legislate against a no deal brags that they've also not ruled out using a confidence vote to bring down prime minister abbas johnson who's committed to leaving the e.u. and on top of the 31st with or without a deal and returns from its summer break next week an opposition leader jeremy coleman has been contacting m.p.'s of all parties to drum up support on britain to all $116.00 m.p.'s that voted against no deal to ask them if they will recognise the importance next week of supporting a legislative approach which would be you know party approach to ensure we don't crash with all the problems that will create. ireland's foreign minister says measures proposed by the british government to replace the backstop that's designed to prevent a hard to border on the island of ireland do not come close to what's needed speaking alongside his czech counterpart in prague sun companies said alan is open to further british suggestions

u.n.'s refugee agency. >> the government asked for help working with it to assess the intentions of refugeesthat list regarding repatriation and if they want to go back voluntarily and we will work with the government on that basis. -- tonmar and bangladesh date, virtually none of the -- have put their hands up to leavave. a previvious offer rejected last autumn. progogressas made last month when officials met in bangladesh for what was described as positive talks. the u.n. says times have changed and most of the muslims they have spoken to now want to return to their homeland, but they have a long list of preconditions. >> they tell us clearly we want to go back with our full ranks, rightignity and want the for movement and send our children's to schools and have access to hospitals and health services and return to our original villages and they want to see action has been taken toward that end. >> the task of trolling through camps is set to begigin last wek -- next week. it from me, but you can follow the stories we are tracking on the website. there you can see our top story. rashida tl

u.n. food agency has reached a deal with with the fighters to restart aid delivery to parts of yemen the agreement follows a partial suspension of aid which began on the plains that whole things have diverted food away from thousands of need the hope is denied the accusations saying the food sent by the world food program has expired. iran's revolutionary guard says they've seized an iraqi oil tanker that was smuggling fuel in the gulf they say the vessels and deception near iran's a fantasy island carrying 700000 liters of fuel all 7 crew members have been detained but iraq has denied all and of the vessel it is the 3rd seizure by iran and gulf waters in less than a month. has moved from. the revolutionary guards media relations department have released a statement saying that they have seized a vessel that they've accused of trying to smuggle 700000 liters of fuel this seizure apparently took place near the island of farsi island which is in between iran and saudi arabia and it parenting happened on wednesday the revolutionary guards said that they seized this vessel and the 7 crew members on bo

u.n. refugee agency has appealed for countries to take them in and safe on a european state member as a last to coordinate the boat. dave eggers the doctors without borders project coordination is on board the ocean viking rescue vessel in the mediterranean sea joins me over the phone thanks for being with us can you tell us more about the the migrants that you've rescued those kind of those operations what happened. to expand so we had 4 rescues in full 4 days in a row we had the 1st rescue 85 people the 2nd rescue was again 85 people the 3rd 81 and the last rescue was 105 people on that last rescue just moments after we got life jackets on all the people on board the rubber boat part of the river boat collapse and people actually went in the water if we wouldn't have been there just minutes before they would definitely have been more that in the mediterranean. and so what does that make you strong whether you're going to be allowed to just knock anyway. i mean if we're leaving that up to the authorities we have contacted both the maltese authorities and the italian authorities are question

u.n. refugee agency afterr headlines. in the occupied palestinian territories, the gaza strip is on alert after two bombs killed three hamas police officers at checkpoints tuesday night. the deaths were rereported by te ininteri m ministry. palestinian officials blamed the attacks on israel but other sources say people linked to the islamic state group may be responsible. tuesday's blasts followed an israeli attack on a hamas military post earlier in the day and after separate air attacks monday on what the israeli military says was a hamas compound. israel launched the air raid in response to cross-border rocket fire, though hamas denied any involvement. in britain, prime minister boris johnson is expected to ask the queen to suspend parliament, increasing the likelihood of a no-deal brexit. johnson will reportedly request parliament be closed from mid-september to mid-october, meaning lawmakers who oppose a no-deal exit would have very limited time to pass legislation supporting any other measures. the u.k. is scheduled

u.n. refugee agency says a new italian lol targeting n.g.o.s by going ships could be in danger lives a photo of a black man's arrest in texas sparks go to in the united states and then sports tributes from teammates as riders paused to remember the belgian cyclist killed on monday during the cold. but for. stu u.s. president donald trump has shrugged off fears of a protracted trade war with china he says investment is flooding into america and that the economy is strong trumps comments came a day after the u.s. treasury accused china of currency manipulation our white house correspondent kimberly health reports. a strong economic position that's the claim the trump white house made amid an intensifying trade war turned currency dispute between the united states and china america's job for business america is open for business it's been a week of back and forth between the world's 2 largest economies and monday the u.s. treasury accused china of currency manipulation following a sharp drop in the u.n. against the american dollar filling a campaign promise made by u.s. president donald trump.

u.n. refugee agency says around $65.00 people have been rescued and taken to the coastal city of called. hong kong's leader kerry lam is rejecting calls to step down police used water cannon and fired a live warning shot over the weekend as some protesters barricaded streets in the 12th week of demonstrations activists are demanding a controversial extradition bill should be scrapped entirely they also want democratic reforms and lambs resignation. the question of resignation is also being that i think a responsible chief executive at this point in time should continue to hold the fort and do her utmost to restore law and order in hong kong some people have said that since there are continued violence we should stop communicating i said in my introductory remarks that that was also another too extreme view that we should prepare for reconciliation in society by communicating with different people so i'm saying that yes we have to say no to violence we want to put and to a chaotic situation in hong kong law enforcement and so on but the same time we will not give up on building a platform

u.n. refugee agency says around $65.00 people have been rescued and taken to the coastal city of commons philippine president rodrigo deter it will arrive in beijing later on wednesday ahead of talks with chinese leader xi jinping and it could be a tense meeting to tell as he has said he's planning to raise their rival claims to territory in the south china sea scott has more from beijing. in the days leading up to philippine president rodriguez do tear taze 5th visit to china he took a firm stance on what will be discussed saying that he canceled the trip if he could not talk about the 2 $1016.00 world court to try butyl ruling over china's territorial claims in the south china sea it sided with the philippines china rejects the ruling to territory enjoys an approval rating of about 80 percent but he's facing pressure over what critics say is an increasingly close relationship with china he's called it a delicate balancing act when chinese president xi jinping visited the philippines late last year billions of dollars in investment were promised most of it has yet to materialize i think the questi

u.n. refugee agency has appealed for countries to take them in so far no year opin state member has asked to coordinate the boat disembarking. jay batt is a project coordinator with doctors without borders and he's on board the rescue vessel in the mediterranean he's going to the italian will tease governments to provide a safe port. we had 4 rescues in for 4 days in a row we had the 1st rescue 85 people the 2nd rescue was again 85 people the 3rd 81 and the last rescue was 105 people on our last rescue just moments after we got life jackets on all the people on board the rubber boat part of the river boat collapse and people actually went in the water if we wouldn't have been there just minutes before they would definitely have been more that in the mediterranean we have contacted both the multiset doherty's and the italian authorities are questioning a port of safety so we are relying on them to give us a proper place for disembarkation some of these people have been at sea for for $4.00 to $3.00 to $4.00 days in these rubber boats which aren't even worthy for being at sea there's severe

u.n. and other agencies are struggling to contain the spread of ebola.no sign of slowing a year after the outbreak was declared. over 1800 people have died nearly a third of them children. is now the second deadliest ebola outbreak and history. >>> .us officials confirmed that the son of osama bin laden has been killed. he was about 30 years old, he was being groomed to take his father's place as the leader of al qaeda. navy seals killed him in 2011 it is not clear where or when the operation took place. the details have not been released and president trump is not issuing a statement. >> i don't want to comment. >> back in february the state department offered $1 million reward for information on his whereabouts. officials called him an emerging al qaeda leader who threatened the united states. >>> the trump administration is making a big diplomatic push after north korea launches a missile. >> it is the second launch in two weeks, the meeting the secretary of state had with his asian counterparts today. >> north korea is at it again. firing missiles ev