is the port, dar es salaam, which is the country's commercial capital. the majority of the victims were motorcyclists who rushed to to collect the oil gushing onto the road, and those selling goods by the roadside. a man was undoing the terminals of the battery. he wanted to steal the battery. when i saw that, i run away. as soon as the amount pulled out the battery, the explosion happened. disasters like this have happened all too frequently in parts of africa, where some people are willing to take huge risks to remove fuel from tankers and pipelines. let's get some of the day's other news. police in the danish capital, copenhagen, say an explosion has hit a police station — the second blast to strike the city this week. there were no injuries. on tuesday, a device caused damage to the national tax agency offices — it's not yet known what's behind the attacks, nor if they are linked. a river in britain has turned bright blue by a mystery substance. the environment agency said it was carrying out tests on part of the river frome in somerset. results

longer term if both aims and salaam had lived the u.s. relationship with the middle east over the past 40 years might also have followed a different course. over the decades millions of arabs have moved from the middle east many refugees but others economic migrants taking their skills abroad. al-jazeera world meets to talk to us who force near lives in a story and the us. never forgetting their roots. but each committed to building a new life helping out these. arabs abroad the suttons on al-jazeera. of the major. city of. new responding 6 continents across the globe. just zeroes correspondents live and bring the stories they tell you have a wide enough feel as if i think that's a scam. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian back to al-jazeera fluent in world news. hello again it's good to have you back we're watching some thunderstorms here pushing across parts of turkey over the next few days are really going to develop as we go towards friday across that northeastern section of the country and with that we could be see

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longer term if both aims and salaam had lived the u.s. relationship with the middle east over the past 40 years might also have followed a different course. welcome back to international weather forecast where here across south america it is the temperatures over the next few days that we are going to be talking about they are on the way up particularly in the inland areas we're talking a sense eon 33 degrees here on wednesday is the forecast high but by the time we get towards thursday 35 degrees so we're talking well above average temperatures for this area dry conditions across much of the amazon over here towards rio it is going to be a fairly nice day with a temperature of $24.00 of course we are watching what is happening with tropical storm dorian making its way across the caribbean and it is going to be making landfall in puerto rico as a tropical storm we do have the watches in the warnings up across much of that area a lot of rain is going to be falling so localized flooding is going to be a big concern as well as on that southe

claims the wind is keeping the exhaust gases out at sea away from the measuring instruments is the wind salaam favorable you know very. well if you're going to recall this wind the ship is also a quick to be able to run on ordinary fuel. was a pre-condition this ship can also run on diesel it has to turn exam board so it would have been good to see what i eat is using one is this far away from hamburg. finale he'll have to wait a day later informed us that it wasn't possible to measure the air quality on the ship that day they said they would invite actual freight rates on board to measure soon though but it remains to be seen when that will actually happen. and at 1st loans i need to know if his chimney looks clean enough. other cruise companies have announced they want to follow suit. not to we however the cruise line wants to do without natural gas for the time being as there are currently only few ports that offer refueling possibilities. do passengers even care about the natural gas technology for months may not think about it it is important. to always like think this is the 1st ship wit

longer term if both aims and salaam had lived the u.s. relationship with the middle east over the past 40 years might also of followed a different cause. over the decades millions of arabs have moved from the middle east many refugees but others economic migrants taking their skills abroad. al-jazeera world meets to doctors who forge new lives in australia and the us. never forgetting their roots. but each committed to building a new life helping others. arabs abroad the surgeons on al-jazeera. i know there are plenty of scattered thunderstorms across much of the southeast actually across the northeast united states are bits of the cloud showing up. through thursday it will clear quite rapidly and then we've got some pretty good conditions on the washington d.c. a nice couple days ahead of warming up in d.c. on friday 31 degrees celsius more rain working its way across the central plains and still dry and very warm out across the west in fact that heat advisories in place 29 is the high los angeles on friday that we had the tools the the

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why did the police arrest eric at his home in dar es salaam a week ago tons in the end officials responded to that question with a clear statement he had not been on sitting there questions they set. up with the police there was a mandate to arrest all detain anyone several times we respectfully asked him to report to the police station but he seemed to be ignoring our son through the mandate we have we have decided to arrest him for failure to obey you have police order not digital phone you did not know of the seat is a different one cab and you are stands accused of assisting a criminal record tax evasion and money laundering his fellow tens of millions on the says there are the reasons behind the rest of the prize winning journalist. the whenever the police force wants to risk you for anything they need to clearly explain to you the reasons for your arrest and also the police need to inform your neighbors and family about your arrest this is something which our police force did not do when arresting cop and their. local media report that kept on us 80 year old mother has pleaded with a

was the scale of the carnage many of the survivors had to be airlifted 200 kilometers away to doris salaam. doctors say most of the victims have severe burn injuries covering 80 percent of their body us . president john mica family visited some of them in hospital and begged his citizens to stop rushing to dangerous fields battles in the future. across africa deadly blasts like this one are all too common nevertheless many here hope this tragedy made yet sarah as a cautionary tale. joining me now for more on the story is t.w.a. is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy. it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know of the people we have banned. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and the what some discussions in social media on why this is happening again you know so many people died within a very short time. so it was tough yes tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the quest

for you so far today a fuel tank has exploded in tanzania 200 kilometers west of the capital dar es salaam local media says at least 50 people were killed is not yet known what course the blast. is back in force for some people in indian administered kashmir after thousands marched in sri lanka but restrictions have been eased in a few areas the indian government also disputes the number of people who took part in the protests. one of the story pilgrims in mecca a climbing mount. more than 2000000 people are inside the. 4 palestinians have been killed near the israeli border in southern gaza this videotape appears to show flares being fired into the year in the area east of. israeli soldiers shoot at the men the israeli army says the palestinians were armed and attempted to breach the border. there's been a series of explosions at 2 russian military installations the state company says 5 of its staff were killed when a rocket engine exploded while radiation levels temporarily rose in terms in the northwest of russia the military has blamed lightning strikes for another blast at a depo in s

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was the scale of the carnage many of the survivors had to be airlifted 200 kilometers away to doris salaam. doctors say most of the victims have severe burn injuries covering 80 percent of their body us . president john mica foully visited some of them in hospital and begged his citizens to stop rushing to dangerous field spells in the future. across africa deadly blasts like this one are all too common nevertheless many here hope this tragedy made yet sara has a cautionary tale. joining me now for more on the story is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know the people we have burned. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and there are quite some discussions in social media on why this is happening. so many people are dying within a very short time. so it was tough yet tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the question it's been say

for you so far today a fuel tanker has exploded in tanzania 200 kilometers west of the capital dar es salaam book media saying at least 57 people have been killed it's not yet known what caused the blast. is back in force for some people in indian administered kashmir after thousands marched in sri lanka but restrictions have been eased in a few areas india's government also disputes the number of people who took part in the protests pilgrims in mecca are climbing mount ararat facts on the 2nd day of the harsh more than 2000000 people in saudi arabia for this religious gathering. 4 palestinians have been killed near the israeli border in southern gaza this video appears to show flares being fired in the air in the area east of dear old by law israelis schol soldiers shoot at the men the israeli army says the palestinians were armed and tried to breach the border. there's been a series of explosions at 2 russian military installations the state nuclear company says 5 of its staff were killed when a rocket engine exploded while radiation levels temporarily rose in turns in the northwest of rus

years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has a son salaam the hunt for the red prince. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working around the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. for the nomadic jackass tribe survival is about reaching their destination at all if we don't hurry on never be able to get the top of the story we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration find other countries dangerous to the ices of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life to live longer sometimes luser cattle there will die of cold war because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. hello martin is in doha and these are the top stories here it out 0 brazil says it's now willing to accept foreign aid to help fig

was the scale of the carnage many of the survivors had to be airlifted 200 kilometers away to doris salaam. doctors say most of the victims have severe burn injuries covering 80 percent of their body us . president john mica foully visited some of them in hospital and begged his citizens to stop rushing to dangerous field spills in the future. across africa deadly blasts like this one are all too common nevertheless many here hope this tragedy may get sad as a cautionary tale. joining me now for more on the story is t.w.a. is africa's harrison and william a welcome to harrison you're from tanzania and you've been hearing a lot you know from home and just just how are people reacting to this tragedy there it was very hard to see 1st of these pictures and videos circulating in social media you know of the people we have burnt. on the ground it was very very hard to see those pictures and the reports some discussions in social media on why it's happening you know so many people died within a very short time. so it was tough yes tough tough as it may be harrison i mean it begs the question it'

that he's really trying to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has and salaam the hunt for the red prince. thunderstorms now of the us i mean the calendar quite tremendous the potential for rain forward would lead to flash floods that's already happened you might get some idea this cloud is connected to some degree it is so during monday big damp will seem likely anywhere from the central primaries of canada suzi midwest down towards the appalachians and southeast corner these green dots represent the center of potentially heavy rain to the west that it's all fine and dry breeze it is a dry enough for red flag warnings now there was fire season there is cloud of the coast of california but the good will come to nothing the port if you're rain maybe more obvious is this development here which could just be a hurricane that looks over the water but it's close the carolinas want to watch one rather more closely to watch i suspect is that heading towards barbados there is a tropical storm watch in operational environment and this thing as it heads in probably for m

years there is very trying to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali hassan salaam the hunt for the red prince. prison take a look at the top stories here it out in syria the u.k. prime minister boris yeltsin has announced he'll suspend parliament until mid october and many are seeing this as a bid to ensure the u.k. leaves the european union by the end of october deadline the opposition has called the move or saying it leaves little time to debate it. hamas has declared a state of alert in gulzar after 3 police officers were killed in 2 separate suicide attacks in so they were carried out by groups linked to eisele. yemen's un recognized government has launched an attack against southern separatists in aden where they have taken control of the international airport all flights have been suspended and workers evacuated because of the fighting. now brazil says it will except international aid to help fight the fires that are ravaging the amazon as long as it can control how the money is used president job also mary had earlier rejected an offer of 20 $1000000.00 from

years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has a son salaam on the hunt for the red prince. hello there we have all the usual showers and thunderstorms across areas of the united states generally popping up in the afternoon and working away across much of the northeast however it is pretty warm across the south the southwest now cross the southwest we have got excessive heat warnings in place and this is this particular region here really the desert regions and that's of course the time which is often a lot higher than the actual values 29 degrees in l.a. is pretty well as well for thursday and then across the south across the central plains it's really a mixture of the humidity with the temperatures so dallas for example $37.00 degrees with thunderstorms it will feel a loss also than that and of course the overnight hours not cooling off either it's a very unsettled picture friday across much of the southern plains pushing across into the mid atlantic but not a bad day generally up into new york concert in d.c. we will see how the thunderstor

years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has a son salaam the hunt for the red prince. in an ordinary week doctor event atar at the heart surgeon are the only functioning hospital in town in north eastern south sudan and his steam operate on around 60 patients the united nations refugee agency nominated him for the prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and look to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost always including mother countries would always obstruct. the process of who you know visions of the mother to work into the capacity that they're supposed to. hello again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera russia has announced that syria's army will observe a cease fire th

years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has a son salaam on the hunt for the red prince. hong kong activists including joshua wong and andy chan are arrested prompting protest organizers to cancel a mass rally this weekend. hello again i'm peter told me you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up yemen's president accusing the weight of launching airstrikes against his forces in aden and calls on saudi arabia to intervene. the u.n. security council considers calling for a truce in syria's didley province a move russia is likely to oppose. going to be a whole different ball game u.s. president donald trump launches a space command part of efforts to maintain american dominance in orbit. pitting activists have been arrested in hong kong a day before more protests that were supposed to happen this weekend they have now been called off the party of the pro-democracy campaigner joshua warm says he was forced into a car as he walked along the street hours earlier vocal hong kong independence activist and he chan was arrested at hong

claims the wind is keeping the exhaust gases out at sea away from the measuring instruments is the wind salaam favorable you know very. well if you're going to recall this wind. the ship is also a quick to be able to run on ordinary fuel. wintergreen kind of ship can also run on diesel it has 2 tracks on board so it would have been good to see what i eat is using what is this far away from hamburg. for now he'll have to wait a day later informed us that it wasn't possible to measure the air quality on the ship that day they said they would invite axel freighter based on board to measure soon though but it remains to be seen when that will actually happen. and at 1st loans i need to know if his chimney looks clean you know. other cruise companies have announced they want to follow suit. not to we however the cruise line wants to do without an equal fight natural gas for the time being as there are currently only few ports that offer refueling possibilities. do passengers even care about the natural gas technology. for months i don't think about it it is important. but i think this is the 1st sh

years that was really trying to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam on the hunt for the red prince and this is different not whether someone is going for someone it's very rare it's going to be me true i think it's how you approach an individual and after that is a certain way of doing it you can't just barge in just a story and fly out. explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how liable reigns influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution communist the way feel castro is a feudal eastern not a commie stuff just for want of his country che wanted international revolution there came a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . a modern and open minded woman who feels ethiopia is poised to develop rapidly al-jazeera goes on a journey with the 1st woman appointed to the position of chief justice in ethiopia i knew that this was going to be a difficult assignment complex paid to be correct and they went. to the wo

4 years these really try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has and salaam the hunt for the red prince thing as i want to finally when i ask about that but that's the ball is about what i see when it's news that the set says there must. are others out of all of our cars and to bunches of the top to bottom. in part one of this 2 part series al-jazeera explores the world of performance enhancing drugs. the. sports doping the endless chase on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. protests to sets on to barricades out surviving confrontation with police outside the government headquarters. of the engine went on this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up in sudan a judge just formally charged deposed president bashir with corruption and illegal use of foreign funds. the u.s. says it carried out an attack in syria's last rebel held province that killed at least 13 people. i merely 2000000 people who call india home i denied

survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal fool leave visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. i believe. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us is tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years. distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. locus of the young. south korea is saying it plans to drop japan from its preferential trade list as a rift between the 2 countries deepens their been protests in seoul after tokyo removed it from its list escalating a trade fumed the moves being seen as retaliation korean court ruling that ordered japanese fans to pay for forced labor during 2nd w

survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal foully visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. and he. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us is tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. to the jaan al-jazeera. so i had for you. fringe benefits the experimental productions making the most of the world's largest arts and culture festival it in and out of breath and there was heartbreak for serina williams in toronto of all the details on a much more in the sport. in an exclusive series of documentaries i was born into a very ordinary japane

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in 4 years news really try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali hassan salaam on the hunt for the red prince. britain's prime minister sponsor outraged by forcing the suspension of parliament weeks before the e.u. departure date. play watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for people also coming up yemen's government says it's recaptured the key city of aden in fighting that steven debriefs between on lies in the sound led coalition hamas policemen are buried after being killed in gaza suicide attacks blamed on eisold and its supporters. and what was once lush forests were inside this course amazon as it continues to back. it's being called a constitutional outrage and a political cool british prime minister boyz johnson is suspending parliament until the middle of october this would leave his opponents very little time to prevent the threat of a no deal breck's it a johnson supporters say it's a decisive move that respects the referendum verdicts 3 years ago now and he reports from london bricks it was is and remains an idea about the british parliament ta

believed to have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200km to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. it's been another tense weekend of clashes between protesters and police in hong kong. the pro—democracy demonstrations are now in their 10th week. the movement began in opposition to a bill allowing extradition to mainland china, but it's now a call for greater democratic freedoms. our correspondent jonathan head reports. saturday evening in hong kong. another protest. but the tactics have changed. keeping one step ahead of the police, they have made an unannounced dash to block this busy intersection. the barricades go up with breathless efficiency. and then they wait. the police arrive, as expected, at dusk. they are charging through a barrage of tear gas. but when they reach the barricades, there is no one left. save for a solitary woman shouting at the police through a speaker. the night's events are only starting. we have now come down to the commercial heart of kowloon. this

believed to have exploded in the area of mora—gora around 200km to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. negotiations between the united states and the taliban in afghanistan are intensifying in doha amid growing signs a deal could be signed as early as next week. it will include a phased us troop withdrawal in exchange for taliban guarantees that the country will not become a safe haven for extremist groups. the saudi—led coalition fighting houthi rebels in yemen has called for an immediate ceasefire. it follows separatists seizing control of key military positions and the presidential palace in aden, the seat of the internationally recognised government of yemen. john mcmanus reports. since 2015, fighting between houthi rebels backed by iran and yemeni loyalists supported by a saudi arabian led—coalition has laid waste to much of yemen. now the region's fragile alliances have fractured once more. several days of fighting between southern separatists, who want to split from the nor

blast a few hours ago on the outskirts of the city of mortar goto about 200 kilometers west of daraa salaam pictures from the scene of the blast just after the explosion the truck heard earlier overturned and crowds of people began arriving to collect leaking fuel a short time ago the local police commander spoke about what happened. thank you nick at the. unfortunately fire broke out in burned a lot of people a lot of people have lost their lives in this incident over 57 we're continuing to follow up on the items burned and businesses so that we have a conclusive number of those perished but so far we can confirm 57 are dead well the president to tanzania has released a statement providing more detail he said the lorry overturned you know a bus stop in some after the driver of the lorry tried to avoid a motorcycle right at the fuel that was leaking and then caught fire and engulfed people who were trying to fetch it to take it to another location where the president sent his condolences to families relatives and friends who've lost loved ones in this accident and he also went on to say he

on the outskirts of the city of mobile gordo that's about 200 kilometers west of the capital dar es salaam a short time ago the local police commander spoke about the incident. actually kept coming up unfortunately fire broke out in burned a lot of people a lot of people have lost their lives in this incident over 57 we're continuing to follow up on the items burned and businesses that we have a conclusive number of those perished but so far we can confirm 57 are dead. correspondent malcolm webb joins us on the line malcolm portals to we know. we know that a tanker stuck to his journey broke down and people started collecting few then in some of the video we've seen there's a woman screaming fire then we understand that there was an explosion the police commissioner said 57 people have died but we're expecting that number to go up many are injured as well tragically this kind of incident on common lead kinds of remote areas where fuel trucks are carrying fuel supplies from east africa is the supply all of the countries in the interior and often the there is a very small very remote and if

have exploded in the area of morogoro, around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. unconfirmed reports suggest people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. the mother of the missing 15—year—old girl, nora quoirin, has thanked the malaysian search teams who are looking for her daughter. nora went missing nearly a week ago while on a family holiday. her mother maeve spoke to rescue workers early this morning. we wa nt we want to say thank you to each and every one of you we know you searching night and day for nora, we see you working so hard at also praying with us, being with ours. we know you have given up your time, especially at a special festival time, to be with ours here. it means the world to us, and we are so grateful for everything that you are doing for us. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. if you have any outdoor plans, the weather could cause a hindrance. a risk of flash flooding, further downpours, but we could also see gales caused issues across england and wales for the rest of the day. when

have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. crowds of protesters have gathered in moscow to demand free elections. saturday's rally has been permitted by the authorities, but the organisers have called for a march through the city centre afterwards, raising the prospect of further clashes with police. the demonstrations began after opposition candidates were barred from running in local elections, but the protesters are also now expressing anger about police violence against them. reports from russia suggest that more than 60 people have been arrested in conection with today's protests. earlier, our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford gave this update. the crowd has started to gather here in moscow for this protest rally, despite this awful weather — driving rain for several hours. they've come to join what began as a wave of protests against the refusal to allow opposition candidates to register for the moscow city electio

have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. homes and businesses in whaley bridge will be able to access emergency government funding, to cover any losses following the evacuation of the town. £100,000 is being made available to help with any costs not covered by insurance. people were moved from the area last week, amid fears the nearby dam could collapse. the fund is part of a bigger 5 million pound pot for flood—hit communities. north korea has fired two unidentified missiles into the sea ofjapan — its fifth major weapons test in under three weeks. they were fired from near the north—eastern city of hamhung. this latest launch comes just hours after president trump announced he'd received what he called ‘a beautiful letter‘ from kim jong—un. laura bicker has more. the north korean leader is continuing to test weapons while keeping the door to diplomacy with donald trump open. this latest launch comes just hours

for years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam on the hunt for the red prince. believe. on counting the cost $15.00 of the most polluted cities in the world are in india we look at the cost of people's health also antigovernment protesters a want hong kong could be plunged into recession and a trillion dollar fortune built on oil and gas know what prices up the climate challenge is. counting the cost on al-jazeera. around the world council and it is a way to manipulate and influence a. troll just thought to scrape you just algorithms that if he developed a designed to push content that says click me every click we make is a value and softer one and in the further of a 5 part series i did raise in mexico examining how propaganda and proper shape content all failed the algorithm on a. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it down to 0 we'll bring you the news and current events that matter to al-jazeera. protesters in hong kong set fire to barricades after a major

survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal foully visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. and he. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us is tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. to the young. russia's state communications watchdog has asked google to stop advertising what it calls illegal mass events on its you tube video platform on saturday tens of thousands of russian staged the biggest opposition protests since 2011 demonstrators demanded the release of people detained at previous rallies where they called for free and fair el

4 years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has sent salaam the hunt for the red prince. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are the top stories a mass rally planned in hong kong this weekend has now been called off calling the arrests of activists and joshua long and each and agnes child they've been at the forefront of weeks of demonstrations. yemen's internationally recognized president says the u.a.e. has been launching air strikes against his forces in the southern port city of aden immoralities those say they've been targeting terrorists who would attack in saudi u.a.e. coalition troops. and the brazilian leader has signed a decree banning the practice of burning land for the purpose of clearing its he's facing international condemnation for the record number of amazon wildfires still burning. in neighboring bolivia rising temperatures a causing flare ups in the east the president abel medallists has been criticized to his slow response to the crisis there he joined firefighters in front of the cameras braless is

have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. police in the us city of el paso say a man suspected of shooting dead 22 people last saturday, has said that he was targeting mexicans. the gunman will face the death penalty if he's convicted. donald trump has called for a strengthening of background checks on people who buy firearms. north korea has fired two unidentified missiles into the sea of japan — its fifth major weapons test in under three weeks. they were fired from near the north—eastern city of hamhung. this latest launch comes just hours after president trump announced he'd received what he called ‘a beautiful letter‘ from kim jong—un. laura bicker has more. the north korean leader is continuing to test weapons while keeping the door to diplomacy with donald trump open. this latest launch comesjust donald trump open. this latest launch comes just hours after the us president announced he had received a beautif

have exploded in the area of moragora, around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city, dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. negotiations between the united states and the taliban in afghanistan are intensifying in doha amid growing signs a deal could be signed as early as next week. it will include a phased us troop withdrawal in exchange for taliban guarantees that the country will not become a safe haven for extremist groups. national grid says it will "learn the lessons" after nearly a million people across england and wales, were affected by friday's power cut. the regulator, ofgem, has demanded an urgent report into what went wrong. the supply failure left thousands of train passengers stranded, homes up and down the country without electricity, and ipswich hospital lost power when back up generators failed. here's ben ando. it was the biggest and most disruptive power failure for over a decade. major stations in chaos, passengers stranded or trapped, traffic controls inactive and a large nhs hospita

have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. unconfirmed reports suggest people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. more than a million people in china have been forced from their homes as a powerful typhoon has made landfall bringing gusts of 200 kilometres an hour, torrents of water in the streets and heavy rain. 13 people have died. typhoon lekima — is the strongest to hit the country in 5 years. a red alert has been issued along the path of the storm, which is likely to reach shanghai, later. police in the us city of el paso say a man suspected of shooting dead 22 people last saturday, has said that he was targeting mexicans. the gunman will face the death penalty if he‘s convicted. donald trump has called for a strengthening of background checks on people who buy firearms. the environment agency is investigating why the water in the river frome has turned bright blue. these pictures show the turquoise coloured water in the somerset river — which is believed to have been caused by poll

for years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam on the hunt for the red prince. just a look at the top stories pressure announces a cease fire in adelaide starting on saturday the syrians demanding an end to the fighting try to storm the border crossing with turkey several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested and mass rally on saturday banned and huge crowds turn out in pakistan in response to prime minister imran khan's call friend nationwide show of solidarity to people in indian administered kashmir. well over here several legal cases have started challenging the government's decision to suspend parliament for a month prime minister or strengthens opponents say the suspension means there's not enough time to properly debate breck's it increasing the chances of the u.k. leaving the e.u. without a deal on october 31st we've baka reports. the prime minister spent the morning schooling the next generation and good governance while the crisis surrounding his decision to suspend parliament deepens.

have exploded in the area of morogoro around 200 kilometres to the west of the capital city dar es salaam. a local police chief said people were trying to remove fuel from the vehicle when the blast happened. in china, at least 13 people have been killed, 16 are missing, and over a million people have been forced from their homes as a powerful typhoon heads towards the financial capital, shanghai. as sophia tran—thomson reports, typhoon lekima is thought to be the region‘s worst storm in five years. super typhoon lekima hit eastern china on saturday, blasting the coast with heavy rain and 200 kilometre an hour winds. leading to mass evacuations and widespread transport disruption. the typhoon made landfall around the city and has been making its way to the south—eastern province. 800,000 people have been evacuated in the province and 250,000 in shanghai. over 200 homes have been destroyed and an additional 2.7 million people had lost power across the province. one of the biggest concerns for emergency workers is that at least 49 reservoirs across the region have registered water lev

4 years this very trying to find him and kill him al-jazeera world examines the life of ali hassan salaam in the hunt for the red prince. head oh there it is wholesome dry across much of the middle east one of the bases of cloud across northern sections maybe even just a stray shot pushing across into georgia but it really is about the heat particularly in baghdad has been high for the last few days and staying that way so 48 celsius on tuesday maybe degrees on wednesday and even in august that is actually well above the average me want a very nice 30 celsius in beirut and we should see 29 on wednesday in time as high further to the south as you'd expect but he did levels are also pretty hot the moment say 40 celsius and feeling a lot hotter than that and similarly across that have. to feel warmer than that values well me was the sob who got to this coastal cloud just pushing into a yemen and across into amman and send as we go through the next couple of days that are warm dense a lot of with a high of 28 talking of warm days while johannesburg there's a couple of those coming your way 26