a former us president john f. kennedy he said will never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate he said but that's mexico's position not just on a migration but also in other things there's a big trade deal that's been the go shape to between renegotiated between the united states mexico and canada right now it's all tied in together into this fractious relationship that the two countries are sharing at the moment mostly provoke provoked by president donald trump of the united states so again the mix can president coming out with a defiant tone he noted as well we've got elections coming up here quite shortly and he said that the candidates in those elections share my view on this that we've got to take care of our national interests and that this is really an offense to our national sovereignty but nothing concrete declared that he was willing to do in response to purdie the president trumps plan to send more national guardsmen to the border john harmon live in minute to plan mexico thanks john

and john these protests they are just about this time i. know you're exactly right it's not just about social security although that may be how it started off it started off actually when the government decided that among other things it would have to take five percent of people's pensions away from them and put it towards other things like medical expenses and that was what got people riled but since it's begun it's really exposed the underlying political tensions in nicaragua this is a country in which many people think the president or take has been undermining democratic institutions to try and hang on to power and also turning it into a little bit of a family business his vice president for example is his wife or a saudi and what do you owe those tensions continue in the country and of course it's a protests have begun we're talking about as you said approximately twenty people dead according to human rights organizations in the country so that's just left movings one of the dead is a journalist who was filming on facebook life of what

make master or out might pump a zero in john bolton or in bolton has gone so far is to call for regime change in iran and military strikes on its nuclear program leaving trump in something of an echo chamber with few dissenting voices remaining john hendren al-jazeera washington at least fourteen people have been killed in an attack carried out by the taliban in afghanistan gunman stormed a district government compound in the southeastern province of husni the local governor policemen and intelligence offices are among the victims the district is now under the control of afghan security forces at least five people have been killed in somalia after a bomb blasts at a packed football stadium at least fifteen others were wounded when the explosion hit a stadium in the coastal town of but hour the armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility . the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic has propaganda demonstrators play seventeen dead bodies outside the u.n. building in the capital gong pealed wednesday they say they were innoc

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

s breck's at referendum john hendren reports from washington. facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg acknowledged the company failed to protect users data showed the company could have protected their data better years ago she made these acknowledgments in a series of television interviews this is what she had to say we don't know what data or if they have any data at all right now we were given assurances by them years ago that they deleted the data we should have followed up that's on us we are trying to do a friends i thought it to find out what they have we started that the u.k. government is now doing their own investigation and they have precedents so we're waiting we don't know at all what data they had that eighty seven million people we notified our people whose data might have been accessed by cambridge analytical so we're giving the most conservative possible estimate and notifying those people but once we can do our out it if we can hone it down and be more specific we certainly will be facebook shares have sent more than

capitol and difficult to to know exactly what the objective was but it seems that john bolton has quickly got down to business with dealing with this russian issue. that's right in march he and it was a big question when john bolton was appointed the new national security adviser a few weeks ago exactly what impact that would have on the u.s. a stance toward russia and now that he's in his second week on the job there is some indication that he who is a hard liner on russia may be pushy the administration in a more aggressive direction now according to the white house that released a statement about this meeting between bolton and the russian ambassador it says that bolton said that relations between the two countries may improve but only if several points are addressed by the russians topping that list is the russian election meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections also the attacks on a former spy in a former russian spy in great britain and the situations in ukraine right now in syria now it is not uncommon though for president trump to undercut publicly stated p

assembled a tough hawkish team around him some of even called it a war cabinet obviously thinking of john bolton and. that's right men might compel the current cia chief and the nominee for the u.s. secretary of state he notably made a secret trip to north korea over easter weekend in which he opened a new line of dialogue with the north korean leadership little has been said about that publicly the white house but it is understood to be laying the diplomatic groundwork for this upcoming summit between the two presidents and then of course you mentioned john bolton he's the newly appointed national security adviser and he is has been deemed very hawkish when it comes to north korea and he has publicly said that nothing north korea says should be trusted so he expect he is expected to be whispering in true president trump's ear cautioning him not to be too overly optimistic and preparing the president to walk away even during this summit if need be if north korea is unwilling to make any concessions and trump himself indicated the other day that that is exactly what he will do if these neg

but not here in indianapolis i'm john hendren and i'll tell you why coming up. i'm joined again with the sports foremost trailing cricket captain steve smith says he'll take his punishment and won't appeal a twelve month ban of a ball tampering scandal. stories and just a moment but first a boat carrying nearly sixty ranger refugees has reached malaysia that of the refugees have been given food water and medicine processed by malaysia's immigration department has more from that on take and quetta states after weeks at sea have made it to malaysia but shortly after arriving they ended up here a detention center their boat was intercepted by coast guards on tuesday in waters off long island in north and malaysia. aid workers from muslim non-governmental organizations tried to gain access to the refugees but were told to wait for permission. but we came here with the intention of giving basic medical treatment to the ranger refugees who have just arrived especially the women and children. it's not known how long the refugees will be held at this immigration detenti

an example that some days are always better than others in sport scottish cyclist john archibald was feeling the pain after a crash in the men's individual time trials he still managed to get over the finish line in eleventh place some degree of reward for the efforts to release holman al-jazeera another day in another stage when for morocco's russian elmore the toughest foot race on earth the marathon day saba stage three was a thirty one point six kilometer trek through the sahara desert a relatively short run compared to wednesday's enormous eighty six point two kilometers stage for the second day in a row elmore beattie beat out his brother muhammad to claim a victory and the women's category rushes that one her third straight stage. and that's all you sport for now more later i was fired their oil rich as a johns been ruled by members of the family for twenty five years the president assumed office after his father died in two thousand and three and is expected to win a fourth term on wednesday but human rights groups accuse him of undermining democracy by giving top jobs to fam

john there is our we can now with days by. the dictatorships of course the fact that some of the data really wants to explore the models by technology called evolutions it weakens journalism when john there is so for. sort of competition with fake news false information rumors propaganda it's raw. journey so we can because of economic reasons because the funding of journalism is weakened in many countries so we have to fight especially in democracies to defend the democratic models and to reverse the really exists pressure on countries and governments so that the open the doors to journalism to journalists working for the warders news agency and me and maher are accused of violating state secrecy laws have appeared in court when low in charge so were arrested in december while investigating abuses and rakhine state if convicted they could face up to fourteen years in prison alison's of survivors of a massive earthquake in nepal three years ago are still living in makeshift shelters said the government has to tell its promise t

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. barbara and go look back on mrs mandela's life. 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 through 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 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 kidnapping of forced to wear to school children and the k

yes indeed there has been response from fellow republicans john mccain has been very critical of the media messages that president trump has been sending out and also republican senator lindsey graham had this to say president trump can reset the table here to me i would destroy assad's air force i would create safe zones in syria where people can come back to their country from surrounding area and live a better life train up syrians to take on assad so we can negotiate in geneva from a position of strength if it becomes a twee without meaning then he's hurt himself with north korea if he doesn't follow through and live up to that he's going to look weak in the as of a russia and iran so this is a defining moment mr president you need to follow to that tweet show resolve that obama never did to get this right what sort of support mike do you think there is for a military campaign against syria. well part of the problem is many within the u.s. have been pondering about it is the parent dysfunctional state between president trump until military is secretary of defense james matters fo

champion lucas at the grassy after seven rounds byrd is now second in the driver's standings behind john erik of. staying with the motorsport three time super bike world champion jonathan ray has extended he's lead at the top of the ryder standings the car sucky rider winning in madrid on saturday he took the line one point four seconds ahead of fellow briton chairs davies with spain's chubby florists finishing third its rays second race victory of the season . finally one of the world's most famous hole strace is the grand national took place on saturday it was one of the closest contests in years thirty eight horses started the one hundred seventy first edition of the race which takes place an intriguing little pool with just a short distance to go tiger road move clear of the field but look at this pleasant company made a late surge for the line the photo finish would decide the winner in the end and it was tiger woods and a victory. and that's all the sport for me will have another update for you again later on thank you very much indeed peyton now tributes are being paid to the osca

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

thanks very much john. and that's also edge of from me in the oracle for this it news hour but do stay with us the whole rahman will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news for you. george . a new poll ranks mexico city is the pull first in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend to your very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened i think about how to react what do i do if this gets west's no money on the uses a new service it's called loyal droid it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers pull for some extra features like a panic button and twenty force of among the training of drivers. on the benefit of. so many they see the importance of there are guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera.

has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. a river in russia that serves hundreds of thousands of people is considered to be one of the world's most polluted that it's spreading radioactive contamination all the way to the arctic ocean journal reports from russia's chelyabinsk region. is no ordinary river considered one of the most polluted waterways on earth the stench of open sewage rises from beneath the ice. it has a dark history the tensions waters also contain radiation levels up to eighty times higher than normal that's thanks to the my ak nuclear plant seventeen hundred kilometers east of moscow originally producing plutonium for the soviet union's nuclear weapons program they produced many types off nuclear waste dump of these nuclear waste high level nuclear waste inside their area where richest. in one nine hundred fifty seven my x. suffered what's thought to be the world's third worst nuclear accident contaminating a vast area affecting hundreds of thousands of people it was covered up for decades . now does the ku

mistaken for other gang members the death a spark strong condemnation of protests around the country john holdren reports from mexico city. this is one of the pockets of protests that have sprung up in mexico since authorities announced that three films students who disappeared last month were killed the state prosecutor's office for helis go in southwest mexico says they believe that they were murdered by a drug gang and that their bodies were then dissolved in a suit. indecent it is those according to the indications and interviews that is where they were known to have beaten one of the students once they were hitting him that is how he was killed and they had to execute the other two students. the wounds in mexico never really closed after forty three students were taken by police in collusion with organized crime in two thousand and fourteen the having you around me was full of hundreds of thousands of people protesting and this is another reminder for many. authorities can't or won't protect the innocent stuff. we're indignant angry we want justice in the area where the students were

john harmon has been following this story for us from mexico city so john this would appear to be a change in tone and from the from the nicaraguan president. it certainly is it's a climbdown it's difficult call it anything different from that but also what's important and interesting isn't just what he said but who was around him when he said it yesterday president came out to give quite an uncompromising speech and he was flanked by his police chief and also by military personnel this time around he came out a couple of hours ago and he was flanked instead by business leaders and that may be a sign not just of the softening of approach but that the president and his government need to find some allies in this the business community which is powerful in the could arguably usually been on the same page as him but there's been a bit of a rupture since yesterday in which they began to side with the protesters and saying that they wouldn't dialogue with the government until they stop the heavy handed tactics so this might be an attempt to get them back on side yet to see if it will succeed th

is jenny towne she's the assistant director of the us korea institute john hopkins university thanks very much for coming on algis there i'm sure you'd be surprised this meeting went so well or we in the way getting carried away with the symbolism of his. well it's a little bit of both i think i don't think we should be surprised that it was successful they have put a lot of work into this and there has been a lot in the lead up to the summit to ensure that the messages that were coming out were expected everyone was going in with their eyes open and that they would get the outcome that they wanted but there is a lot of symbolism here and there is a lot of hope here there's a lot of positive energy here but there's still a lot of work left to be done although this does help create the mandate to do that work and to carry that forward into the u.s. d.p. r. k. summit if kim's intention with his development of nuclear missiles was to get a seat at the top diplomatic table it certainly succeeded hasn't it but many worries still that he is committed to getting rid of this also no or is it

so the choice is pretty poor so that's why i came john and decided to turn solve. for the brainchild of to the south korean brothers and sisters which was accepted by the new president who was elected. under the promise that the relations between north and south korea would improve and this is what just the living up to the promises and the president probably took. in running the electoral campaign he promised that he would meet with kim jong il and sit down and have a hamburger and sort out the differences so i think there's a little surprised to what is happening right now and we only can. relate by the fact that north and south koreans meet kim jong il met with presidency and now the summit with donald trump is shared also everything will not going as planned because the way we do we should we be so optimistic that the two koreas are actually talking to each other we've seen similar circumstances where we've seen negotiations conversations around tables over the past twenty odd years it's all sort of collapsed is there a danger of that or is that just something

john heilemann joins us live from lima so john the leaders there have been taking it in turns to address the summit to what they've been saying. is they finish shortly ago but as you said the issue of syria and the u.s. led missile strike really did jump to the top of the journey to hear the vice president of the united states mike pence talk to the other leaders this is the biggest gathering of leaders in the hemisphere and he basically asked them to back the united states so let's hear from him now. but today i call upon every nation in this hemisphere freedom. to support this military action taken by the united states and our allies and to support it publicly if. this unilateral illegal action without evidence or conclusions from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons whose team look for proof on the ground constitutes a flaky violation of the principles of human lawyer. so you just heard last week there from the cuban foreign minister and that was one country to come out and say actually we don't agree with what with this u.s. led missile strike other countries did

what that is not particularly clear there's been criticism of the president from republican senator john mccain who says that president trump's comments about pulling out of syria in the past week encouraged the assad regime to carry out this attack the idea about what should happen next weld another republican senator lindsey graham has his own ideas about what should president trump can reset the table here to me i would destroy a city or force our create safe zones in syria where people can come back to their country from surrounding area and live a better life train up syrians to take on assad so we can negotiate in geneva from a position of strength if it becomes a twee without meaning then he's hurt himself in north korea if he doesn't follow through and live up to that he's going to look weak in the russia and iran so this is defining moment mr president you need to follow through that tweet show resolve that obama never did to get this right and mike tell us how the u.n. is going to respond to this. well there are a series of meetings now taking place at the united nations in the

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 . al-jazeera. now amnesty international says last year saw a drop in the number of people being sentenced to death around the world but its figures don't include china said to be the world's biggest user of the death penalty and the report highlights how for middle eastern countries resume to capital punishment the team barber has more. amnesty international says the global picture is continuing to improve last year they counted at least nine hundred ninety three executions that's four percent fewer than in twenty sixteen and thirty nine percent fewer than in twenty fifteen and there's been a marked drop in death sentences passed at least two thousand five hundred ninety one w

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

pacers to go down to one in their series the washington wizards kept their playoff hopes the lifeboat john wall led the charge for washington with twenty eight points as they beat the toronto raptors in game three brought the bill that added another twenty eight both helping the team to a one hundred twenty two to one hundred three when and avoid going three nothing down in the series toronto's lead now sits a two one. we came out and i would have thought would want to add about ourselves you know we know we've got to protect our own floor to want to do it there is supposed to do they want to know more and we got to do the same but just to get a game at a time in you know starts with us to him we're into the ball you know into our guys defensive and everybody else follows and we were able to get stops and get on transition late to the new orleans pelicans can become the fast team to reach the second round when they face the portland trail blazers while friday's off the game so the milwaukee bucks cut that series deficit with the boston celtics winning one hundred sixteen to ninety two befo

make master are out might pump a zero in john bolton or in bolton has gone so far is to call for regime change in iran and military strikes on its nuclear program leaving trump in something of an echo chamber with few dissenting voices remaining john hendren al-jazeera washington. i mean my government has pledged to begin repatriation of range of refugees in bangladesh as soon as possible the social welfare minister made the comments as he met bangladeshis foreign minister in dhaka after visiting refugee camps at the time the child tree has sat down with the mrs delegation children after he visited the hinge of refugees. myanmar minister for social welfare relief and resettlement visit the could to prolong refugee camp in bangladesh this is the first time ever a minister visited the growing refugee camp since the influx began now he met with a lot of the representatives of the ranger refugee is at some point there was heated discussion and exchange of what even there was a demonstration are outside which was quickly dispersed by the police now we caught up with him at the hotel and requ

the oakland a's on sunday the latest chapter in a building narrative down was up thank god for joe johns the twenty three year old signed with the angels last year from japanese signed the hokkaido in nippon ham find has it followed a frenzied bidding process for his services why otani has a rare talent of being boyd an exceptional baton and pitcher a few in baseball history of had that skill legend reply a babe ruth was one. was one sunday otani struck out twelve oakland players in his home pitching to a boo he pitched a perfect game up to the seventh inning the chair was thank you thank god. for the fall of this game it hit hard runs in three straight appearances that statistic combined with a double digit strikeout has only been matched twice in the sports history lost in one nine hundred seventy three and before that by ruth in one nine hundred sixteen the angels crowd of forty five thousand on sunday was the biggest for a regular season game in two decades three jury was told i. never doubted thank you to the fish tank and with his major league baseball career only two weeks old wha

they say they are unable to see another way out john homan al jazeera mexico city in a few minutes we'll have the weather with everton but still ahead on the news hour facebook or feels millions more people are caught up in its privacy scandal than first horse and eleven hole take control of their champions league quarter final but at what cost challenge have the details in sport. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. the weather is living a little drier across south africa or over the next few days you can still see this little line of cloud making its way up towards the tropics ahead of that we've seen some very lively showers in southern mozambique little clutch of storms there hundred fifty five millimeters of rain coming down in just eighteen hours as i well so whether the cloudy skies clearing away from south africa just not going their way further and they'll continue to do so over the next couple days just see this sympathetic line of showers which to push their way up towards zimbabwe towards botswana and up into the democratic republic of congo and some s

word seem were laws heard here and it spied on john in their mind though of the nation. they are trying to turn to which was thought. by that negro sort of figure. but takes a look back now at her life. winnie mandela the former wife of nelson mandela spent years in the public eye as an apartheid campaigner my first big has been fighting for the liberation of the african people for the which someone needs to be of all of their 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 european government here through this morning. testimony. of the failure of our government. but area has failed our country during her husband's twenty seven year imprisonment in robben island when he 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 juror walked out of prison hand in hand but by the end of the next year when he was found guilty and fined for her invol

front wanted to replace him is proposing a controversial amnesty for some suspects from mexico city john home and reports. a country suffering record levels of violence governed by a president who many believe has run out of answers that's mexico where murders have risen to the highest point in two decades. but in a couple of months a new leader will be elected the first presidential debate was the chance for candidates to say exactly how they'll stop the killing the country was looking on it may have been disappointed bullets were brandished graphs were held aloft but beneath the posturing analysts said that fresh ideas were lacking the one brand new one this is the more. we need to chop the hands of any public servants who steal it's not a bad thing even the moderates was dumb. i would explain to me but if a lot of the proposals were less extreme but very general more and better trained police a truly independent attorney general and the increase in intelligence gathering capacities to deal with organized crime it's all been heard before and there was little details of why it will work

i'm john holl and this is russia's radioactive. one of the world's most polluted water away. and stranded so close to home the harsh conditions still confronting people forced to flee during libya's civil war and in sports the tour of flanders gets thrown into chaos santa we'll tell you why in about thirty five minutes. to nigeria now where gunshots and explosions were heard in the northeastern city of my to cooling security forces are said to be battling a large number of fighters believed to be members of book or drum as they try to infiltrate the city with interest has more now from freetown in sierra leone. the fight is suspected to be members of boko haram sneaked into the villages of jimminy and ballet surely under the cover of darkness and then launched at least ten bombs and it's suspected to be suicide bombs launch on these two villages now this is coming just a few days after bookworm fighters suicide bombers in fact four of them launched attacks close to mortar got into an area they have targeted several times on the outskirts of my degree one woman was killed in t

channels covering the protests to stop broadcasting john heilemann has more. antigovernment protests cynical are were are unusual but they're happening now. it started when pensions were cut by five percent and employees social security contributions were raised slightly. i am here because i am indignant indignant that my grandparents are going to receive five percent or less of their already anemic bench and after having board for forty five years that is not money that are being lent that is money that they already paid in so they bother me it bothers me and it could not remain sitting any longer several people have been killed a many others injured in running battles between protesters and police street barricades have been thrown and students have occupied at least one university the government sought to restrict coverage of the protests cutting the signal of at least three channels which was showing the independent media say that's a clear violation of the freedom of the press the vice president and first lady. has described protesters as trying to destro

through john's foreign minister says talks with egypt and ethiopia on the controversial ground renascence dam have failed the project was slated for completion this year but disagreements between egypt and theo p.-a have led to the two years suspension of talks that had been concerns about the impact the dam would have on water sharing from the nile river oddball has more from the sudanese capital khartoum. could drive a c. discord over some sticky points has taken the lead during these talks particularly the one related to the feeling of the reservoir of the dam egypt wanted that feeling to take about eleven years so that it does not reduce the amount of water that flows downstream each year opi on the other hand wanted to fill the reservoir in only three years remember that this reservoir can retain up to seventy four billion cubic meters that's the equivalent of the entire amount of the river flow during one of the highest years in terms of rainfall so that's of deep concern for egypt it thinks that this is going to compromise its share of the water it's going to cause scarcity of wate

becoming normalized but the opposition says may should have got parliament's approval for those strikes john howard holds for having faced a barrage of criticism over the weekend to use him a made her case to parliament that bombing syria had been both morally and legally justifiable it was not she said about intervening in the civil war nor about regime change but about humanitarian necessity saving syria's civilians from future chemical weapons attack as a legal basis for military intervention we cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to become normalized either within syria on the streets of the u.k. or elsewhere so we have not done this because president trump asked us to do so we have done it because we believed it was the right thing to do and we are not very many m.p.'s including in her own party are furious that parliament was not consulted first as is the convention in britain since the iraq war in two thousand and three the leader of the opposition led the charge mr speaker this statement serves as a reminder the prime minister is accountable to this parliament not to the whims o

and i still attack in afghanistan's capital kills twenty five people line of them john lewis who rushed to the scene to cover the story. thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. i'm tatiana sunshiny day with that. israel's prime minister says iran is pursuing a secret nuclear weapons program and lied to international observers about it in breach of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal benjamin netanyahu gave an audiovisual display claiming to have conclusive proof of the program from documents obtained from iran iranian state t.v. has rejected the accusations as propaganda iran lawit about never having a nuclear weapons program one hundred thousand secret files prove that their last second even after the iran continue to preserve and expand its nuclear weapons nor for future use why would a terrorist regime hide and meticulously catalog its secret nuclear falls if not to use them later. third iran lied again in two thousand and fifteen when it didn't come clean to the. as required by the nuclear deal. and finally the iran do the nucle

of the summit of the americas in peru well there in the peruvian capital lever is our correspondent john the home and mike pence coming instead of donald trump this is a summit that at least on the first day is being dominated more by those who have not shown up rather than those who are there. exactly that and i'll give you a quick rundown of who isn't here the first of president maduro often as well venezuela and he's not coming because he was uninvited by host country peru the countries in this region a quite disapproving of venezuela's humanitarian and economic crisis and the elections coming up the many people feel could be fair in that country. he was uninvited the next of president trump decided that he was going to stay at home at the last minute rather than coming here he's the first u.s. president to do that and that's quite a blow for the summit he's very unpopular in latin america but still adds prestige to have the united states president here so he was the second not to shop and now we've just heard that brown castro the president of cuba will not be coming to the summit an

they say they are unable to see another way out john homan. the un's refugee agency is wanting access to fifty six one hundred refugees being held at a detention center in malaysia the group was intercepted by malaysian coast guards on tuesday the government's policy has been to turn away refugee spot officials say they're allowed these four hundred to come ashore on humanitarian grounds about seven hundred thousand two hundred have fled now mustn't the military crackdown in august two thousand and seven malaysia well matthew smith is the co-founder and c.e.o. of the advocacy group forty five riots and he says one hundred refugees face many difficulties in malaysia malaysia almost as a rule. by law in fact detains. many refugees and that is the case certainly with refugees who are arriving by boat so what we commonly see are refugee communities that don't have access to education don't have access to adequate health care and other basic services so it's it is a very difficult place for refugee communities to live for some years.

well it's been quite a week for john isn't there the american has won his first mosque as one thousand title on home soil but he had to do it the hard way off to full see that xander is that ever came the first sets in a tie break then fold back to beat his german opponent six seven six four six four in the biggest win of his fourteen year korea all australia in a real trouble off to the third day of the fourth and deciding test against south africa and to harness the well regardless of one south africa chooses it to the class trainers new look side already face a record chase at the wondrous south africa indeed the series two one are looking for the first test series win at home of australia since nineteen seventy and today just roy is now focused on becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world after his victory over joseph paca has taken it to the final round for the first time in his career before beating paul call in points in front of eighty thousand fans in cardiff the briton now holds three of the four major wall titles and after the fight he said he wanted to take

now seem inevitable to you it probably is i think mr trump certainly with his new security advisor john bolton is likely to want to make a statement of some sort and that statement would. be either a very symbolic one as the last time when cruise missiles were launched against alleged chemical attack which resulted in relatively few casualties and relatively small amounts of destruction of military capability if this particular attack turns out to be much more substantial. there is the danger that the. the russians who feel that they need to respond to this point what are u.s. options what is this an area that is my slightly well it would probably be something similar to the last time which was cruise missiles other form of standoff weapons which the russians didn't respond they didn't respond to because it seems that in the law the previous occasion there was some sober understanding established that this would be a symbolic attack and that the base was selected so that minimal casualties took place if this this time around it is a attack designed to attack let's say syrian forces the

indiana pacers to go down two one in the series the washington wizards kept their playoff hopes alive john wall that the charge for washington with twenty eight points as they beat the toronto raptors in game three brought the bill added twenty eight helping the team to a one hundred twenty two to one hundred three when and avoid going three nothing down in the series two one to lead now sits a two one. so later the new orleans pelicans can become the first team to reach the second round when they face the portland trail blazers while friday's other game so the milwaukee bucks cut their series deficit with the boston celtics celtics winning one hundred sixteen two to ninety two now before that game the bugs and now stood on likely new part owner n.f.l. green bay packers quotes about r. and rogers rogers was cool side on friday he's a longtime fan and now the only active n.f.l. player to have an ownership stake in the n.b.a. . the pittsburgh penguins will need to wait at least two more days to secure their progression to the second round of the n.h.l. playoffs the penguins could have gone t

we lost these days johns get their hands and we have to know that until the end that we have to try to do our best to train these ascending games to to do everything to try to. take a place in champions league but it won't be easy and we don't know these five have a look at the table spurs are now eight points clear of their london the rivals in the final champions league qualifying spot arsenal now turn their attention to thursday's europe or league quarter final with c.s.k. moscow after their three no win over stoke success there is the side's only realistic way of now qualifying for the champions league city can claim the premier league title by beating man united next saturday. well it's been quite a week for john is the american has won his first moss' one thousand title on home soil but he had to do it the hard way off the full see that exam this vet ever came to first set in a tie break then fold back to beat his german opponent six seven six four six four in the biggest win of his fourteen year korea all australia in a real trouble off the said day of the fourth and deciding te

be tarnished by mr trump feeling like he doesn't listen to legal counsel that's why his last lawyer john dowd left and then there's also the issue of apparently he doesn't really pay his legal bills so for many reasons mr trump is currently without very much counsel melanie sloan thank you. in this case you go ahead on the news. you're not going to convince the israeli public of anything peaceful coming out of hamas how the israeli media opera training protests in gaza. getting to grips with turbulent times why military's cooperations a major talking point between cattles and mia and the u.s. secretary of defense. and tiger woods surges up goals world rankings off to his master's performance follow have the details feel a transport. supporters of jailed palestinian teenager ahead to many have released footage of her being questioned by the israeli army in the video two men are heard making comments about the seventeen year old's fair skin and eye color to me was detained in the same bafta being filmed slapping and israeli soldier near her home in the occupied west bank has more from. it'

as being plagued by violence and sexual assault echoing language from his presidential campaign john heilemann joined one bus load of migrants in waka in mexico. one is packing to go again this has been his life since he left his family in honduras to join the caravan of migrants heading through mexico he says he had no choice but to leave the limit when a lot i had problems with the maras gangs in honduras they wanted me to join them and i don't like those things so they came looking for me to kill me gangs and poverty the tween curses of central america especially honduras and el salvador these people are trying to escape their stories are harrowing and helical says gang members raped her twice and extorted her smooth told pti a business until she couldn't pay then they said they take a five year old daughter ashley instead it will be in all this one that they sell the children to people for sexual abuse that was when i decided to leave my country because i didn't want my daughter to suffer what i'd gone through companies doing this caravan has infuriated president trump who feared

old comedian of drugging and sexually assaulting a female friend at his home in two thousand and four john hendren has more. america's dad is now a convicted sex offender we are so happy that finally we can say. women are believed and not only on hash tag me too but in a court of law where they were under oath where they testified truthfully where they were attacked where they were smeared where they were denigrated. bill cosby. three words for you guilty guilty they get. a jury found bill cosby guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a konstantinov his home fourteen years ago we are very disappointed by the verdict we do they mr cross was guilty of anything and apply it is not over ending a late life spiral for a barrier busting icon of american entertainment now silent for. the jury was apparently moved by testimony from five of caused more than fifty other accusers i feel the hot i like to get. the feel like i'm dreaming i feel like i. i feel like my faith in humanity is restored he is now the highest profile member of a rogues gallery of famous american men brought down by a chorus

its support for armed groups like hezbollah and so on but you know you have john bolton and mike pompei o together stressing that no decision has been made yet with this deadline fast approaching they're also the fact that my pompei i was standing next to. binge minute yahoo to make this announcement the fact that he visited israel and saudi arabia on his first official trip as secretary of state shows where his thinking is of course he did consult with europeans on this trip as well but when he spoke with the prime minister the prime minister stress the fact that the united states and israel are closer than ever israel being one of the biggest critics of the iran deal no bigger critic than netanyahu and that the relationship between the u.s. and israel has never been stronger it tells you where they're coming from in these negotiations of course this is the first search for the secretary of state so how do you think might compare is going to differ from his free to say listen. well my pump aoe got this job in part because he's a hard liner on iran remember rex tillerson essentially los

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

carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes john prepares to be the first ever north korean leader to cross the border meeting south korea's president. for historic summit. demonstrations in armenia as the opposition keeps up its push for power with more talks planned for friday. russia bring syria including children to the hague to back its denial of a chemical weapons attack in june. and the u.s. court finds entertainer bill cosby guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home. the countdown is on to the historic face to face meeting between north korean leader kim jong un and south korea's president moon j.n. kemas left and is on his way to the meeting which is due to get underway in about an hour and will greet cam as he crosses into the southern side of panama june border village little sky a range of issues including pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs chamber james space that is joins us live now from pleasure so james can you give us a bit of a a bit of a rundown about how this is supposed to play out today james can hear

working with the united nations envoy to syria stefan de mistura and in effort to maintain transparency john mckenzie will now provide a detailed overview of the actual operations general and complete thanks thanks dana please join me good morning almost in the next couple of minutes just talking about the military details of the strikes that we executed last night and can i get the first graphic up please as you heard from the president on his face and directly in this room from secretary madison chairman dunford the united states the united kingdom france three of the five permanent members of the u.n. security council conducted a proportional persuasion coordinated strike in response to the syrian regime continued use of chemical weapons this combined military strike was directed against three distinct syrian chemical weapons program targets and i'm going to show them to you in turn on the monitor behind me going i think you have access to that information also the three facilities are are more appropriately now were fundamental components of the regime's chemical weapons warfare infrastr

john how many is monitoring developments from mexico city. it was a surprise announcement president daniel ortega coming out to say that he was canceling changes to the social security system in nicaragua and the payments that people and companies would have to make into the system it comes after five days of protest which have spread not just to the capital but other cities now why did president take a make that announcement well he's come under pressure not just from the united states and the european union but also from the u.n. and the pope they've all expressed concern about events in the country there's been concern also within the country about the heavy handed tactics that people have said the police have used against the protesters there have been multiple deaths including police officers and there are also been many injuries now the question will be if president takers climbdown is going to be enough to stop the protests they've become about more than just the issue of the social security payments but about the legitimacy of the pre

you cannot believe anything the north koreans say about anything so i'd be curious to hear whether john bolton has it he use and whether his views are are with like those of the pair apparently president trump with the slate is weak. we are going to get to a summit i think that's pretty clear the question is in the process of denuclearization will north korea give us a verification regime after all that was the issue that broke up a series of talks we have own ating in two thousand and eight we had no irritation and therefore we couldn't continue so we have there's been no talk about verification and so i think we need to be a little cautious until we start looking at the details all right and what do you think about i mean no doubt this is going to be presented as something of a of a success a triumph even on the part of the top administration do you think that it has been this huge slee provocative rhetoric that we heard between both sides run into the running up to the end of last year said the general assembly at the u.n. when the insults were flying back and forth do you think that