thanks very much with the latest from mexico city on those protests in nicaragua thank you very much john heilemann. family of a palestinian engineer in malaysia says he's been killed by the israeli intelligence agency mossad amasses confirmed that university electrify the was a member of the faction has been no israeli response that. reports. this is to an identified gunman opened fire at. the thirty five year old palestinian engineering lecturer was ambushed as he was walking to was in the air by boss in the capital kuala lumpur colleagues of the university are shocked and by the killing so we don't see any thing dangerous week or the only thing that we can see of this. the only thing that could be is because of his expertise in his field of electrical engineering. a neighbor told reporters that he saw two european looking man nearby shortly before the shooting their family blame israel for the killing. of. the israeli mossad is to be held responsible for that because the israelis can't tolerate any well educated arab and particularly palestinian mentality israel considers any well educ

john holmes. police in china have arrested a man they believe deliberately started a fire that killed eighteen people the blaze tore through a three story building in the southern city of cheney one state media says the building was used as a karaoke lounge it's reporting the suspect lit the fire and blocked the only entrance with his motorbike north korea's leader has visited the hospital where chinese tourists are being treated for bus crash injuries thirty six were killed when the bus toppled from a bridge on sunday and just days before a rare summit between rival leaders on the korean peninsula al-jazeera has been taking a look at life inside north korea we've been granted rare access to the capital pyongyang our diplomatic editor james bays takes a firsthand look at whether international sanctions are having any impact on daily life. north korea has been targeted with tougher and tougher sanctions by the u.s. and the international community of a what persuaded the country's leadership to purs

but palestinian anger was not only directed at jordan britain was also their targets and sir john bagot club and particularly. he commanded the jordanian army and the palestinians accused glop pascha of complicity in the cookie attack and their failure to defend the people of the village a sort of fear of a tool. to be. sure that more fertile mr mr or mr or them to live in a more. organ of them said what i was like or what the above us were going about and occurring and i thought i was here to look at the salon with you. more so much at that for a bit in the early or had them in her. to be in madrid that just with the feel she has a low volume. to work up a little further or got a couple of fissures in other words and limit her with then you have a strategy levitical the. in the front of. the right shoulder. and the oldest you worked at the morgue with. whichever. effectively around the jordanian army staines relationship with him was crucial but difficult. was much older but there was more. to say knew that he and his country would never be truly independent as long as the british rema

really just have to see what happens here in the days to come mary and i thank you very much obama john jim and. to stephanie deca in west jerusalem and stephanie the israelis have denied the use of excessive force want have they been saying about why they opened fire on the protests. it all boils down to security this is the argument that israel always uses when it is accused of using excessive force it's not the first time it has been accused of that it's army certainly and we had the defense minister avigdor lieberman mentioned a few of what he said earlier he said that the soldiers basically did exactly what they had to do and that in his opinion they all deserved imaginal now the opinion here of these radio leadership and the army is that groups that they deem terrorist organizations like hamas and other islamic factions inside gaza are using these protests or hijacking them so to speak to sort of you know breach the border that the you know the fence the barrier fence whatever you want to call it and even israel goes as far as to say planting explosive devices but the reality is m

home and i was the eleventh person killed you in four days of protests of the cuts to state pensions john heilemann has more on the response from the country's president. president will take to finally came out and address the country after food days of protests to make it harder and what he said was a conciliatory towards the protesters he came out flanked not just by his cabinet but also by military and police figures which in itself tells a story of what he had to say was that the protesters might have shadowy political figures. so that didn't really seem an address. attempting to reach out to the protesters to try and find some sort of dialogue and these are protests the aren't just happening in the capital minard work but also in several other cities in the country this box that really lit them seem to have been about changes to the social security structure mechanisms in the country but also there's been tension in this country before then president will take a. seen by n.g.o.s and also by analysts have been undermining democratic institutions in the country in the bid to hang on to

i leave i'm not going to be john kerry who makes that horrible thank. tromp and his south in the south korean president moon j n have agreed to a summit between the u.s. and north korea they say it needs to happen soon the leader spoke on the phone late saturday with praising moon and kim jong un for reaffirming the goal of complete nuclearization on the peninsula as are the headlines counting the cost is next keep it here on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the wound. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. hello i'm having sick of this is counting the cost on that is either your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the stakes are getting higher in the oil market and that could mean prices are going up at the pump why iran's nuclear deal and a host of other factors are forging a new crude reality. also this week a historic into a korean summit what would a peace dividend mean for the economies on t

kim jong il and south korean president moon jane will sit down at the border troops village apartment john armenia's parliament will hold a special session on tuesday to debate on possibly elect a new prime minister the move follows protests in the company erivan the opposition wants its leader nicole passion to become the head of a new government run for us to walk out as more from the air of. good to get on the streets again i must protest. protestors says supporters. of every walk of life gathering in different parts of the city and connecting and then forming you know again once again a substantial crowd that they will have been voiced by this means that things are taking. things are happening quickly let's put it that way and i. mean it's going to be elected next week well the exact going to be hard to imagine that everybody has one that it. was illegal bunch of. the french president has used his speech to the u.s. congress to urge washington to reject nationalism isolationism and to preserve the iran nuclear deal just hours later manual mike ross said he's not confident president tru

pension reforms nicaragua's president called most of the demonstrators taking part young criminals john homan has more. president will take to finally came out and addressed the country after food days of protest in nicaragua and what he said wasn't that conciliatory towards the protesters became outflanked not just by his cabinet but also by military and police figures which in itself tells a story of what he had to say was that the protesters he said basically that they were criminals they might have a shadowy political figures behind them so that didn't really seem an address. attempting to reach out to the protesters to try and find some sort of dialogue and these are protest on just happening in the capital minard work but also in several other cities in the country the spark that really lit them seem to have been about changes to the social security structure mechanisms in the country but also there's been tension in this country before then president or take is seen by n.g.o.s and also by analysts have been undermining democratic institutions in the country in the bid to hang on

not face consequences and that means freeways are either in prison or outside that was there where john when they keep quiet to many azerbaijan is a post soviet poster child an international player the host of major cultural and sporting events but it is to this day the only former soviet republic to witness the rise of a ruling in a city as the nation gets richer one family the l.d.s. remain firmly control. a palestinian man who says he was the man shot by an israeli sniper in a video that emerged this week insists he was not posing a threat tamera was hitting girls are in december which is when the video was filmed it shows israeli soldiers celebrating the shooting hire a force that went to talk to him in gaza it's. dark it is nearly four months into an eighteen month recovery from the moment he was shot by an israeli sniper. he says he is the unarmed man in this video shot last december apparently through the sights of another soldier's rifle. as he falls the soldiers cheer in celebration. of war. we have here. a short drive from his home in northern gaza is the area near the separat

well you got to remember the donald trump's new national security adviser john bolton has in the past are the catered for regime change in iran and also might pompey or the man that donald trump would like to be the next u.s. secretary of state has come to cia director has also said that he thinks the around deal is a bad deal but there will be another voice in donald trump's ear over the coming days and that is angle americal the german chancellor she is going to be in tone one of the things she will almost certainly raise is the fact that she believes that iran is still complying with the nuclear deal and the united states at this stage should not be walking away alan fischer there live from washington d.c. allan thank you. now donald trump says the north korean crisis is far from resolved he's striking a cautious no the day after welcoming a place by pyongyang to end nuclear and missile tests the leaders of north korea and south korea due to meet on friday and historic talks between kim jong un and trump could happen by june i did come out to get us a james bays was given rare acce

won a third successive term in power that gives him enough votes to continue constitutional changes john a whole is in budapest. things could hardly have gone better for prime minister viktor orban. the queues of voters that stretched long and late into the night were not a sign of an opposition fight back as some had hoped it stayed the ruling few days party picked up strong support in rural areas cementing another big majority win and a third consecutive term for mr all banned. in the past or ban has used his majority to alter the constitution changing the electoral system to favor a victory for food and curbing media freedoms some fear he wants to go further now threatening the independence of the judiciary and trouble is likely to beckon for those who worked against him. some kind of retaliation towards the opposition parties and especially n.g.o.s i think what we will see is. on these n.g.o.s especially leftwing and liberal n.g.o.s that operate in hungary and i think that to be the first reaction after the results because they will blame. the balance of power in parliament is largel

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city can claim the premier league title by beating man united next saturday it's been quite a week for john isner the american has won his first masters one thousand title on home soil but he had to do with the hard way after fourth seed alexander as a bribe claimed the first set in a tie break is there then fought back to beat his german opponent six seven six four six four in the biggest win of his fourteen year career. that i wanted to write this i know what i'm capable of i have to keep pushing forward keep doing the right things keep taking care of myself my career has a shelf life i know that i will be repeating this for ever so i want to keep doing the right things so i can play as long as i can. in poulter has secured the final spot at golf's u.s. masters he did it by winning the houston open and a dramatic playoff against boho slower this was poulter's final chance to earn himself a place the first major of the year at augusta which starts on thursday the forty two year old is without a win since two thousand and twelve you know it's been a long road the last couple of years with a

is going to retaliate john is going to defend his own interest and taking the nonnes they stew the w t o but i think at the end of the game this is a no brainer i think american top advisers some of them have written books on trade and apart from on the tray side there are the chinese halls for example john bowden has been a very hawkish guy who's in charge it's now in charge of. foreign relations for them american foreign policy so i think that this is also a kind of rivalry between powell rai seeing china as a potential challenger and here in lies the danger of the so call to see the trap and i think both countries realize this so i think that we are at the beginning of a game of chicken but i think that both sides realize that ended with a put they've got to go back to the negotiating table i the open e. or behind the scenes all right we will see what happens thank you very much deborah elms from singapore andrew young from hong kong and scott lucas from birmingham thanks for joining us and thanks for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazee

kim jong un sr cameo john became the first member of the ruling family to step foot on south korean soil since the korean war she came with an invitation and kim invited the south korean president moon in. the come to the young yang if the meeting comes to fruition it would be the first time kim has met with the south korean president since taking office in twenty eleven and kim and president trump shocked many when they agreed to meet in the coming months. analysts say there can be no substantive movement on the north korean issue without denuclearization. in south korea there is enormous hope that a seismic shift in the relationship between the two koreas is afoot. because of all the global attention i believe reunification grope for the government is making efforts and i think people are rooting for it. but there is also skepticism and a wait and see approach. is a priest and an activist who participates in frequent protests that she disagrees with president moon's policy of engagement with north korea she worries he's giving kim concessions without compromises in fact she doubts the

john in their mind of the nation the third time and the rejoicing to. find that new proposal for his. looking back at the life and legacy of winnie mandela. winnie mandela the former wife of nelson mandela spent years in the public eye as an anti-apartheid campaigner my husband has been fighting for the liberation of the african people for the work in someone you speak of. in this country she'd been suffering from a long illness for which she spent much of this year in and out of hospital she was revered and controversial in equal measure you are here this morning. testimony. offered really out of our government. but area has failed rolled our country during her husband's twenty seven year imprisonment in robben island when it played a crucial role in directing the anti-apartheid struggle. in one thousand nine hundred ninety now so mandela was freed and the world watched as a jew i walked out of prison hand in hand but by the end of the next year when he was found guilty and fined for her involvement in the kidnapping of forced to wear to school childre

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scores of mohammad is the first one is a cause and if you look to see if this is for example which john pointed out of one hundred. and one hundred seventy years. one hundred one. beneficiary out. of the mohammed may be bright but as a refugee his opportunities for further education and jobs a severely limited. the conditions here are miserable the people here here have suffered from many. many bad conditions as you see the assaults in the. mohammed's grandparents fled palestine from lebanon in one nine hundred forty eight the family now lives in jim jim village with other palestinians this is my uncle's house. of our house is still as this is my mother my grandmother the last ten year nigga in genuine how which should but. i wish it and i wish you. luck learn from nothing that gareth your more than ever they are. well know another millionaire and this is. my bedroom. with my brothers and my grandmother. also my grandmother here my brothers here you know of the ground. they are the younger one he go weak and sleep in there but i listen too much oh miss him when. mohammed has never left

in the seattle park service when you're on this way the first technique is going to be based in when john kung fu does these activists are preparing to defend themselves with violence if necessary and oh let's say you're going to get punched by somebody here i am proud boy drinking or traditionalist workers' party person trying to call you comrade while being a klan member here i go on i'm going to talk to because you see that all right there you go good part of the campus republicans i want to build a build a wall to keep out the immigrants because that is funny to my rich crack and i'm going to change your mind god there we go yeah thank you hax is still recovering from the gunshot wound that almost took his life but year later he's taking a break from the street protest. to join his crew went to the women's march where thousands of seattle residents have gathered to oppose to trumpet instruction way. because you know ok you know you. know i think you know right. now one of the first adversaries is also want to see. trump supporter charlie gibson has just arrived so for me you mustn't p

i was involved in the two thousand and thirteen negotiations with the russians with secretary john kerry. russian foreign minister lavrov was there and the russians pledged that if the syrian government used chemical weapons again the russians would accept that chapter seven measures be discussed in the security council resolution that the russians broke there were many times it should be toes and the russians simply aren't credible and i did i think the americans have reached the point where they no longer have confidence that anything productive can come out of the united nations and therefore as ambassador halley said they are prepared to act out side the framework of the united nations russia's ambassador to lebanon says any u.s. missiles fired at syria will be shut down alexander as a sea of kin said russia would also target the launch sites in a honda is live for us in beirut so say no further indication then that if there is any u.s. led attack on the syrian government the russians are not going to stand by idly on this. well the stakes have been raised like you mentioned the russ

administration is speaking with one voice on this issue of iran we heard from the national security advisor john bolton on sunday and he echoed the same talking points as mike pompei oh no decision has been made yet this is a flawed deal it needs to be fixed or the united states will pull out but bolton held out some hope that the president is still considering an idea that was put forward by french president emmanuel mccraw and that calls for building on the existing agreement as opposed to scrapping it all together and in their talking points both bolton and pump a zero mention some of the issues that mccrone talked about and how they could expand not only the nuclear restrictions on iran going forward but also trying to rein in their ballistic missile program in their support for armed groups in the region as well like hezbollah so again he they are stressing that no decision has been made yet that this may twelfth deadline when the president has to decide whether or not to reimpose sanctions on iran that were removed as part of the deal with that coming so quickly they seem to be. hyping up

we're going to have much more political and public reaction to what's taken place will be live and john is back very shortly on that or other top story this hour at least seven people have died in india during angry protests over a cost discrimination members of the dallas group are saying a supreme court judgment last month awakens that protections the ruling made it harder to prosecute officials accused of discriminating against the group peta shop reports was. the protests began in several major cities across central india the stylesheets of delhi members of india's lowest cost cutting railway lines and roads and the time buses and government offices the doubt that they are enraged by a court order that they say dilutes legal safeguards protecting ones already a marginalized community hell i'd send money as this is most of the people every shuttle cost shuttle to a member of the country is protest against atrocities being inflicted on us across india there is resentment and anger by and that was visible across the state supreme job. it was a pradesh by security forces reacted quickly

impact she had to know people here for them she is the mother of the nation catherine saw al-jazeera john is back south africa. more now from barbara and gober who looks back on the life of winnie medical. winnie mandela the former wife of nelson mandela spent years in the public eye as an anti-apartheid campaigner my husband has been fighting for the liberation of the african people for their work and when you speak of all of the racial groups in this country she'd been suffering from a long illness for which she spent much of this year in and out of hospital she was revered and controversial in equal measure you were up here through this morning. testimony. often really out of our government. but earlier years famed our country during her husband's twenty seven year imprisonment in robben island when it made a crucial role in directing the anti-apartheid struggle. in one thousand nine hundred ninety now so mandela was freed and the world watched as a jew i walked out of prison hand in hand but by the end of the next year when he was found guilty and fined for her involvement in the kidn

president john f. kennedy saying we'll never negotiate out of fear but we'll never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate again paraphrasing so he's taking again nothing concrete they said but a more combative stance towards president trump i think the mets compiled like for some time now have been demanding that there's certainly no love lost on this side of the border possibly going down through latin america for the american president many thanks for that update john heilemann there speaking to us live from vera cruz . the ministry of health in garces says one palestinian has been killed by israeli soldiers near the border and another has died of injuries resulting from friday's violence at that brings the total number of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the border unrest to twenty since friday and the stephanie decker reports from west jerusalem the violence has put the israeli army's rules of engagement under scrutiny. these are unprecedented scenes along gaza's border wi

owl who he later identified as john legend singer john legend who begged him to reconsider his support and kanye posted that and then later said it was john legend and then a few minutes later pointed out that john legend also has a new single out so it's it's a combination of maybe personal opinion and and personal considerations but there may be an element of performative mishear right and marketing so it's very unclear exactly what he's thinking and people have been speculating about his mental health fairly or not but he seems to think that this is in service of strategizing for album promotion earlier today he also tweeted a very mad experience a video of himself watching a video of himself on t.m.c. and the headline said it's not and i'm paraphrasing it's not erratic behavior he is strategizing album promotion well no such thing as building stuff. is again as with n.p.r. many thanks bill. still ahead on the news our. timing is everything as his team makes a move in the n.b.a. playoffs today back to back and more than just about. anywhere. we have. a has. some of the sport. thank

home in their lives at the latest from icicle city john thanks. afghanistan has suffered its most serious attack yet on preparations for parliamentary and district elections shed just for a job or fifty seven people were killed in kabul when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a voter registration center and north of the city and backlund province an explosive placed near another voting center killed six people from the same family bringing the total number of deaths on sunday to sixty three. well on friday gunmen hit a voter registration center in bad his father and scaling a police officer a day earlier armed men killed two police officers in jalalabad city as they guarded a voter registration center and choose the attackers kidnapped three employees to policeman voting center in gore province arianna hall and reports on the latest attacks. police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives at the doorway of a voter registration seemed in kabul where afghans received identification cards for elections and not toba longer use them w

you said i think there may well be some tensions between donald trump and national security advisor john bolton who his entire career has been terribly skeptical of diplomacy and distrustful of north korea and so it'll be interesting to see that i don't explain how it let me get robert kennedy's use on that i saw you smile robert when i mentioned john bolton's name how is the trump administration going to be speaking with one voice on this issue what is his strategy going to be going forward yeah well the time ministration probably won't speak with one voice i mean this is i think it's pretty well established now after fifteen months that the charm going to stray sion is perpetually chaotic and that's one of my big concerns actually but the trump him summit is that we just don't know we're going to get on the president's going to go all kinds of conflicting advice is going through all kinds of stuff on twitter he's not really going to read his briefing notes you know he doesn't read a great deal he might just walk in there and who knows what he's going to say. my my big concern in terms

stream john how would you describe your relationship to the magazine of what i have several issues here on my desk because so many of us around the world know this magazine very intimately because we grew up with it were you a reader sure absolutely i grew up in a middle class american and if you grew up in a middle class american very likely your parents national national geographic and also very likely they never threw it away there was something i connick about the magazine. that made it almost impossible for people to toss it up like they told us . so yes i grew up reading it. i enjoyed it as a child as a child that took me to places that i had never showed people had never seen before the photography was. baby. the talker because i don't think i read the stories very early and the fact that i eventually became a historian up at harvard partly house to do with the way that the target be a challenge to me when i was sick of the photography of national geographic and you know but i do have to say that i grew up as an african-american and so in the back of my mind. i was trouble point

john what what sort of relationship do the two men have i mean both trump and might draw a mavericks i guess in a way but does trump respect not going up to listen to him on iran. i think it respects him as a person as a president as in my view. they're going to but he would have thought that these two guys who had never been elected before would become to prison of their respective countries or there's a respect and mccool respects the united states if you do you know just a. general vision of the world that he has this vision cannot be implemented without a fully involved. united state to be involved from you know the trouble is in addition he is going to try to convince it i don't think we have much of an impact but already we've seen something. it is certain way some decisions we've seen him over syria where the bombings. want you to. drop. all kinds of me sighs and we see the destruction very limited just one side we don't really know where the. on the twenty. may. decide whether they put us out of the deal of iran and john guys we're talking to you we're watching live pictures

troops on the korean peninsula if there is a complete reach if they talk about it i mean john earlier today did do us if you need to face a station on the korean peninsula with all that that part of the if you will be discussed in a negotiation our allies first and of course with north korea so i think right now we just have to go along with the process have them go here and and not cry or to make precondition or. presumptions about how it's going to go we the diplomats are going to have to go to work now so john feffer could we soon see u.s. troops out of south korea. it's a possibility but north korea has already said that that's not a precondition for a peace regime and in the past there a christmas several statements about its willingness to accept merican troops in south korea in part because they are eyeing other issues in the region namely a re militarizing japan and to a certain extent american troops are better option in some sense for north korea than a real armed japan coming back to president trump has significantly tone down his rhetoric against came john own but is a top

nuclear program leaving trump in something of an echo chamber with few dissenting voices remaining john hendren washington these five people have died in a bomb blast in a packed football stadium in somalia several of us were injured in the explosion in the coastal town of the armed group al-shabaab has now claimed responsibility it's carried out several previous attacks in the time. the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic as propaganda demonstrates as they seventeen dead bodies that save the u.n. building in the capital bungay on wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed during crashes between the un and armed groups but the u.n. insists the dead were criminals that opened fire on un peacekeepers killing one un's on a mission to restore state authority to the p.k. five neighborhood of. the global chemical weapons will shock says a military grade nerve agent was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in a british town of soulsby last month u.k. government and its allies blame russia for the attack b

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not face consequences and that means free will he says are either in prison or outside of his or by john well they keep quiet to many azerbaijan is a post soviet poster child an international player the host of major cultural and sporting events but it is to this day the only former soviet republic to witness the rise of a ruling in a city as the nation gets richer one family the only arabs remain firmly controlled . still ahead here on al-jazeera u.s. border agents caught on tape unless they're trying to make me force an injured refugee back into mexico plus yeah i do it all of us and also. to sell the actually ship why thousands of afghan refugees are fleeing the country and having to attack united live off that. nice pink skies by the time my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello rain has been spotting all the way down through eastern iraq kuwait some of the gulf states inhale shells in saudi the mess of cloud is still there but it's just coagulates and shadows all right and that's still true on thursday possibly more into the iranian high ground than anywhere else be

inside john. whose first visit to the white man's country meant san francisco cable pride and chicago skyscrapers and streamlined crane. first visit to the white man's country and the iron rule. these people a guinea pigs they are part of the experiment project four point one they are being returned to wrong and island one hundred miles from bikini by the u.s. navy they were told repeatedly it was safe to go home. they're being returned to an island described by u.s. atomic energy official has by far the most contaminated place on earth he added it will be interesting to get a measure of human uptake when people live in a contaminated environment. the people of. poison island for twenty eight years as guinea pigs. the objects of regular scientific examination. this is the largest of the islands. occupied by one of america's most important and secretive bases. known as the ronald reagan test site it's a missile. the pacific ocean away to asia and china. here the people of the mushroom islands of on

and i can't help but wonder if you know how the new national security adviser john bolton the secretary of state might pay and who's been in north korea on what was a secret meeting with the north korean leader but how these two new figures and the u.s. administration will be looking at what's happened today ahead of that planned summit between u.s. president donald trump and kim jong il. and that is certainly a bit of a question mark here in the united states we certainly know that both of these leaders have sorry rather john bolton the national security adviser ministration officials like to say and my camp am now the top diplomat of the united states that they have very hawkish views they tend to be fairly aggressive in their approach and so i think that many people are expecting that the words of donald trump that we've heard repeatedly be heard earlier this week he met with the french president emanuel that in fact there is going to be a real sticking point on the issue of concrete steps toward denuclearization was repeatedly underscored by the president in his joint press conferen

senate all one hundred members minus one or two or who are absent including john mccain who is a way for treatment for brain cancer we should point out that the vote in the senate foreign relations committee ended up being ten in favor nine opposed one voting present that's because one of the republicans who sits on the panel was not at monday evening's business meeting and unless someone is actually there in person they vote does not count if it's cast by proxy so one of the democrats and what is being described is a statesman like move decided to change his no vote to present given that he had already established on the record his deep opposition to mike palm pale as the next secretary of state as not the only vote change drives republican rand paul changed his vote in committee as well or why is that and do we know if that means that he will actually vote to confirm him once it gets to the full senate. well rand paul said that after assurances from both the president donald trump and from mike pompei o in separate conversations that they both supported his view that the u.s. led w

several notable absentees including the us president donald trump who pulled out at the last moment john heilemann joining us from lima to tell us what more we expect at that summit. yes the summit has now got underway the meeting of today the plenary is now in action but there's a lot of things to discuss today at this summit the official main theme is corruption and that's certainly very relevant here in latin america the host country peru actually lost its president a couple of weeks ago to a bribery scandal that's really rocked the entire region the question is whether they can really clear the opera provide any concrete solutions over just two days of talks of course another issue here is going to be syria vice president pence who's come in place of president trump is going to address the other leaders on what the u.s. is doing in the u.s. actions in syria it's going to be interesting to see what the other leaders say in response that everyone gets a chance to speak at this summit and if they come out and who comes out in support of one of the issue that's going to be playing on eve

any expectations obviously micro was persuasive today he got a good hearing from president trump but john bolton my point hey we're going to weigh in on this as well and so it's really too early to say and the president didn't make any commitments today so we've still got some time before we'll know where president trump comes out on this deal three cis eyeball massive attack the pakistani city of queta killing at least six peace officers one bomber detonated his explosives near police truck on the war road towards the airport whilst two of us attacked a paramilitary checkpoint on the city's outskirts fifteen place and soldiers were wounded in the attacks and no one has so far claimed responsibility. well the leaders of north korea and south korea are due to hold a summit this friday it will be the first direct meeting between the country's leaders for more than a decade they're expected to discuss bringing a formal end to hostilities between the two countries and we think will take place on the southern side of the truce village of panmunjom with correspondents on both sides of the demil

their family if you are shunned by them and i'm just stunned by them ramsey thank you very much for john was this is one of a series of events here in gaza leading up to the knock what the palestinians call a catastrophe seventy five of us are of the founding of the state of israel. lisa nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a boost it's the second day of rallies in the capital demonstrators want the release of their religious leader. who's been jailed without charge since december twenty fifth in the head of the islamic movement of nigeria is believed to have three million followers. a former employee of cambridge analytic has been testifying about its role in the braggs it vote the company is under scrutiny for harvesting personal data from millions of facebook users but he kaiser has told a u.k. parliamentary committee that a key backer of the leave campaign used information for political purposes on slieve reports as well personally kaiser was asked to testify as a woman who had worked on the political campaigns of both barack obama and donald trump in

john home and i'll just. be a mars elephant population is facing a new threat poachers are killing them not for ivory before their skin conservation is say an emerging online marketplace largely in china is putting animals of for the risk the skins are ground up and used in medicine or sold as jewelry the environmental groups are warning the asian elephant could become extent in half the areas where it lives if the problem is collates. when this parliament square has a new statute and for the first time it's of a woman it's a millicent falso who campaigned for six decades for women to have the right to vote also died in one thousand twenty nine one year after voting rights were extended to all women. or i would not be standing here today as prime minister no female m.p.'s would have taken their seats in parliament none of us would have had the rights and protections we now enjoy were it's not for one truly great woman day millicent garrett false it. and you can find much more at al-jazeera dot com. quick look