it from being imported from countries like china. would he use his presidential bully pulpit to sort of push for that legislation now which has not gotten off the ground yet over in the congress? >> not the specific piece of legislation but there was a lot of discussion about fentanyl and the rise of it today. i think the attorney general brought that up and was talking about the escalation of that from the 1980s to now. there is a look at it. again as i mentioned, you've got the attorney general there, law enforcement and education. part of this to look at this and figure out what are the ways we can address it from coming into the country and the dea administrator was talking about it, especially the flow from the southern border. you look at it from a law enforcement issue and treatment and prevention issue. i wish i could give you a really easy answer and say here's the silver bullet that's going to stop this, but we recognize the growth of this problem and then epidemic. how do we solve it going forward. john? >> reporter: thank you, sean. yesterday, prime minister teresa may si

. and i think we must take the same path or a similar one with russia with china together with the u.s. also in the case of north korea. also ring kim jong un. because that's not on the agenda now i also do not intend to take steps which haven't been agreed upon that would weaken the international community of states but we can't just avoid taking responsibility either. staying with foreign policy i understand of course that you have to speak to governments who do not necessarily correspond to the level of democracy we have here. but egypt for example you signed a security agreement with egypt and according to human rights watch the interior ministry with whom you signed this agreement has itself been accused of using torture. and. we talk with every country along with the agreements we signed with them we also talk about things that bother us with egypt for example we've had long and in part very controversial discussions about our employees from political foundations we talk about human rights abuses and situations that contravene the rule of law yet on one hand foreign policy is alw

against threats from russia, china, iran, and north korea, and other sources. to rebuild our strength this bill includes $1st6 billion for additional 36,000 troops above the previous administration's request. most importantly this bill supports our men and women in uniform. all volunteers. and provides them with a 2.1% pay raise, the largest in six years, and it takes care of their families. to help secure our borders and protect our homeland, the bill provides customs and border protection with a total of $12.2 billion, nearly $1 bill increase -- $1 billion increase over fiscal year 2016. in fact, this is the largest increase in border security technology and infrastructure in a decade. a down payment on stronger, more effective systems and barriers. funding is also prioritized to tackle gang and drug crime, combat terrorism, and support law enforcement. with agencies like the f.b.i., the u.s. marshals, the d.e.a., and immigrations and customs enforcement, all receiving funding boosts. other domestic fund something directed to proven, effective programs that improve the health and sa

secure military bases uploading their routes, right? governments have taken this too far. in china, they are actually their citizens a social credit ranking, based on some of that big data i mentioned. what happens if you have a bad ranking score. from they will prevent you getting on trains and planes and outside of side and the country. so, we're living in an amazing amazing technological advances. those , could some of technological advances be a weakness? and you to me individually, but to our national security? we have a lot of questions about this that we want answered. uckily we have two fantastic experts who will come out and help us answer some of these questions. you will let you know, have a chance to answer questions. so have them ready if you have some questions. first panelist is mr. peter -- chairman of the board unisys corporation and importantly to this discussion, president'ser of the national security telecommunications advisory committee where he co-chairs the cybersecurity moon shot initiative and if you have never heard about that, that's okay, learn about it

manufactured in china and being brought into this country through different ports of entry, through the mail and delete -- and illegally as well. those that want to abolish ice would be giving up the tons of fentanyl that they have interdicted. i have to thank the officers that have interdicted these drugs. kellyanne brought up the border aspect of the crisis. this is something you know a lot about. what are the most important things being done at the border? >> right now, just the attention that we have been able to bring to the border crisis. the administration, for the first time in my career, and i have spent much of my career covering the u.s.-southern border. all the wayng back to the daily bulletin in california. crisis has been going on for decades. this is a national emergency. our children are dieting. their parents are dying. mothers are dying. babies are being born exposed to drugs. and it is the worst crisis we have ever seen. i am listening to kellyanne and thinking, for the first time, and i say this over and over again, and i know you have the world on your shoulders bec

. we have flung typhoons to the south china sea last october, and we think it's very important we stick to that principle. we continue to work to revive the powers defense arrangement to the south to give more reassurance to members of the five hours through regular exercising. and i think he specifically mentioned india. i was in india in april just before the general election. we were working more closely with india on the number of defense for grabs. indeed, -- defense progress. have jointlype to into markets working with india. there is growing cooperation inh average two navies particular, as well as between our armies and air force. it a vital cooperation we are investigating -- interesting and very carefully. on cyber, it's one of the three or four major threats to the country. think we werewe right to do so, we earmarked 1.9 in the sterling to spend spending. on improving ever sever defenses. defending our own defense, improving that critical national infrastructure, and also building up the offensive cyber capabilities that we have already confirmed that we are now employ

of doing that. the lead is with secretary tillerson. committed in the south china sea for example to exercising the right to freedom of navigation and to fly. we have flown through the south china sea last october. we think it is very important that we stick to that principle. we continue to work to revive that five powers defense arrangement to the south to give more reassurance to members of the five powers through regular exercising. i think you specifically mentioned india. april justdia in before the general election. we were working more closely with india on a number of defense programs. indeed on a number of projects where we hope to go jointly into third markets. closely.e are working there are growing cooperation with the two navies as well as our armies. it's a bilateral cooperation we are investing in very heavily. identifying cyber is one of the three or four major threats to our country. sdsr, we earmarked 1.9 billion sterling to spend over the spending period on improving our cyber defenses, defending our own defense through the resilience of our critical infrastruc

from singapore and china, where i spent the last 10 days. the big discussion over there is about how they are going to fall not quiteth america, america. as you know, the commonest party of china had their great egg yearly meeting. unanimous votes. there was no dissension. believe that. i would not want to dissent either. decidedpened was they that they are going to open themselves up to american ideas of investment and opportunities from the world. here is why this is happening. this is happening because our president has the guts and the on this tariff issue. you would say the timing is bad. yes, it was bad. but the outcome will be on his timeline. the chinese and the americans are going to use stop all tariffs. the winners and this becomes a chinese people, not the chinese government. the chinese government has been winning and taking money off of these tariffs for a long time. thethen sticking it to chinese consumer. just like you see in france. where the french government makes money off of energy. they make money off taxing gasoline. they are sick and tired of it. you will

malicious state actors. we were focusing on russia and china, over there satellite of element advances and cyber satellite systems and physical construction of things that could happen both accidental and intentional and talked a little bit about this. a very disjointed and cumbersome regulatory regime when it comes to satellites so we have some recommendations here and the first is to increase the space object registry and transparency, the space objects registry registers all satellites and all that is really required is that satellites, location, orbital level and things like that, the entity, the government that is operating the satellite or the company operating the satellite and the location from which it is being launched, that is the liability, the country from which the satellite is launched tends to bear the liability or will bear the liability but this part, about making public the licensing process, it is remarkable that these licensing processes, while it requires many things including the data that is going to be collected, how the data is collected, where the data is stored,

that china interests are involved. trump's tariff policy was probably the most mobilizing thing for the animus against him, really, why the most important people in our media and the power structures in the republic can party included, wh these factions developed against trump is he upset the order of things where china was going to become the manufacturer of the world and the united states was going to be nothing but a consumer in debt nation. that's what's really going on here here, i think, at the core, and we got to be realizing that this was bigger than watergate, this attempted eed coup. we got british intelligence involved. >> of course, the qualm pacampa >> caller: we have yet to hear that. >> the campaign obviously well under way with democratic debates, another set of them coming up next week. the president already with several campaign rallies, in fact, this evening he's heading to wheeling, west virginia, this time for a fund-raiser there, a party fund-raiser. president did speak to reporters before departing. . we hope to be able to show you some of that, and we're also

do to china, what are we going to do to this? their level of innovation will be on the same pace if not greater, than ours. if anything, our architecture of government slows down the deployment of technology in this country where they have no architectural impediments to rolling out technology, whether that's in the military complex that they have or whether it's in the private sector complex. they compete just like that. we've got a tremendous amount of self-imposed impediments that will stand in our way from us fully deploying technology. that will put us as a distinct disadvantage, i think, or if we begin to handle some of the policy issues, it can put us in the driver's seat for the next 50 years. this all plays into intelligence as well. mr. sanger: absolutely. and i think in some ways it's going to be some of the most interesting parts of the report is, as you make your way through what we were prepared for and what wasn't. a few political questions for you, senator. i was hoping you may be able to take on those. you described before a russia that as you said hadn't really eme

do to russia, what are we going to do to china, what are we going to do to this? their level of innovation will be on the same pace, if not greater than ours. if anything, our architecture of government slows down the deployment of technology in this country where they have no architectur architectural impediment rollout of technology in the private sector complex or they compete because like that. we've got a tremendous amount of self-imposed impediments that are going to stand in our way from us fully deploying technolo technology. that will put us at a distinct disadvantage, i think, or if we begin to handle some of the policy issues, it can put us in the driver's seat for the next 50 years. this all plays into intelligence as well. >> absolutely. and that's, i think, some of the most interesting parts of the report as you make your way through what we're prepargoing you described before a russia that, as you said, hadn't really emerged from the cold war and i hear that from many of your colleagues, democrats and republicans now. in fact, we hear it from everybody in the poli

report on some of the people being ignored amid all the bickering that. wintered most to china settle down again not much cloud in the sky about five degrees is a day max in shanghai twenty two in hong kong with a cold doesn't last so apart from morning mist and fall which is hard to push out of the way you should have couple of drawing enjoyable sunshine above tard days interesting is an interruption to that sort of weather and indeed streaks of significant showers now they produce a lot of rain and stuff in the north pole the shells and cells that were showing as far south. so the dish even under pradesh over the next couple of days you don't expect very much right if any prices are at this time of the year but that is the current condition in the arabian peninsula for the next two days despite the cloud the weather is fairly settled the winds turn round to a southerly which means temperatures are rising throughout saudi bahrain and qatar twenty seven in die hard it is quite murky hazy as full of fine dust north of this is not quite so been ah yes the picture looks fine on saturday

metropolis hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well across china we're not looking too bad over the next few days we're actually seeing those winds parallel to the coast here across the southeast but where those winds start to make it in a section of long the coastline or that is well researched see some clouds as well as down here towards vietnam the possibility of some showers so for shanghai a partly cloudy a few at eleven down towards hong kong twenty two degrees and really not shady too much as we go towards tuesday well for the southern part of the philippines over the next few days we do expect to see some showers coming into play in some of those showers could be heavy at times we could even be seeing some localized flooding across the region down here towards to carter the rain showers the very heavy rain showers we saw in the middle of the week are beginning to taper off but it's still going to be a wet day for you at thirty one degrees. and up toward singapore it is going to be heavier showers if you in your forecast over the next few days with at

of russia and china and claims to have brought nine hundred thirty three tons of medical supplies from china cuba and russia. is calling for a nationwide protests this week to support volunteers planning to travel to the border with colombia to bring the u.s. aid john hendren. washington if the rebels in yemen say they have launched a major attack across the border with saudi arabia is the most significant border fighting to take place since the stockroom agreement aimed at deescalating the fighting was signed last december donald trump's nominee for the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has withdrawn the nomination and the now it says it's in the best interests of her family form a fox news ancona state department spokesperson described the past two months as grueling trump is expected nominate another candidate for the position soon u.s. vice president mike pence was called in the e.u. to pull out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal at a security conference in munich speech highlighted the divide between the u.s. and its allies of iran the german chancellor angela merkel call for

the two thousand and eight olympic games china has excelled at all in izing sporting events for nine days almost one thousand nine hundred athletes from two hundred make countries more watched by six billion television viewers. that's the i.w.a. after organizes the event and sells television rights to broadcasters oddly though they are also responsible for enforcing anti doping regulations it's a system which makes the federations both judge and jury i buy any. potential. the suv stuff but of course the general also bob will just move on to the course the question was all apollo was the only player for the charger sources that a full. plate to. was. behind the finishing line don't ping inspectors and members of the international federation await the athletes selected for testing. by the stop the process so we are secure in knowing that they don't see to cannot miss any of the athletes that have been selected with their record for the job in a case of stuff off the bus in the proceedings and. in this secure zone five hundred samples are taken no camera can enter when an athlete is pre

its way across the south china sea towards vietnam thousands of flights southern areas and schools have been closed in the capital city all part of records to prevent the sort of devastation tempting cause to the philippines india style al-jazeera. al-jazeera as rob mcbride is in ill again city one of the worst affected areas here where i'm standing a couple of days ago this was simply a torrent of water the river burst its banks that brought down the side of the banks here and simply washed away the shelters the homes of people who'd been living alongside here here as elsewhere people were ordered to evacuate they did evacuate from here we know from that report that there is some contention about people refusing to leave this day and possibly because of the holiday season that was upcoming the head of the roman catholic church has used his christmas day address to call for a two state solution to resolve the standoff between israelis and palestinians pope francis has to live it is and he'll message known as the or b. which translates to as the city of the city of rome and to the w

with the need to manage debt russia's president vladimir putin is in china but he's been feted by the chinese leader xi jinping emphasizing their friendly personal relations the two leaders went to an ice hockey match in china's northern port city of changi in china as russia's leading trading partner and buys russian made weapons on arrival putin was given a medal by xi jinping called the russian leader his best friend. so to come on al-jazeera they need to survive as a. regular volcano who say they're lucky to be alive. and streaming live from one of the world's biggest camps refugees in kenya and a chance to share their stories with the world. hello welcome to another look at the international fall cause we still got some very lively showers across central and western parts if you are a lot of clouds showing up still on the satellite picture that the power of low pressure as i saw a fair bit of haze him play and there is of course the moisture which is driving some really thundering down poles and large hail and some very gusty winds as well further north it's a little quieter

live in the border area between gaza and israel. the russian president vladimir putin is in china ahead of an economic summit that starts this weekend both countries have announced trade and investment agreements florence and the ripples from beijing. a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is putin's outstanding contribution to china's development it's a sign of ever closer ties between the two men and the two countries both announced several business deals including a joint investment fund in projects in china and russia the closer relationship comes at a time when tensions with the u.s. have increased. both the russians and chinese have been sidelined from tuesday's planned summit between trump and kim jong il despite that keen to show they retain influence over north korea. and i see you've seen two sort of we talked about the korean peninsula issue russia and china both want to see the korean peninsula and north east asia enjoy the peace i think you see that the current negotiation process between the d.p. r. k. and the u.s. is in t

china with iran and their asian allies. and i'm laura kyle the sounds are live from doha also coming up five days after a month of drops in guatemala evacuations continue and the death toll still rising . and live from one of the world's biggest camps refugees are given a chance to share their stories with a global audience. donald trump and his closest allies will try to bridge their differences a testy g. seven summit later on today before the u.s. presence sets off on a mission to make peace with an old enemy little hope they'll see eye to eye on the big issues of trade or trump suggestion that russia be readmitted to their club john hendren reports from quebec city. leaders of seven of the world's wealthiest nations made a show of unity in a fractured family pleasure to have you here. and it's been really great hours earlier after leaders of the g seven annual summit in canada complained of u.s. tariffs trump was less diplomatic. like well we're bored with you with the war which they don't mention the fact that they trade barriers against farm are isolated on trade trump appeared bi

young chang in eastern china rescuers have pulled a survivor from the rubble the best toll has now risen to at least sixty four people as you efforts are continuing as twenty eight people are unaccounted for the explosion on thursday was so powerful that it shattered windows and homes several kilometers away nearly one hundred people are seriously injured it's the latest in a string of deadly industrial accidents that have prompted growing public anger over lax safety standards. kazakstan has officially renamed its capital nor so thousand in honor of north. who unexpectedly resigned this president on tuesday on friday dozens of opposition supporters were arrested as they protested against the name change they also say the former president is planning a bad mastic succession lining up his daughter to take over after almost thirty years in power the veteran leader called for a new generation to take over the vast oil and gas rich country there's a by every main head of the national security council and the ruling party. i view it very negatively because the name of stone has a problem and

more spring showers in the forecast for parts of china all the way a cloud down towards the southeastern corner central areas seeing some outbreaks of that weather pushing through it all sinks further south what's in these woods as we go through monday monday looks a dry one left hong kong temperatures twenty three degrees it clears sleep watch the skies come back in for tuesday still a few showers into those central areas meanwhile a little more clout there just around india china just pushing across northern parts of vietnam into work i'm bout to laos that cloud slides its way down across the southern areas much of southeast asia what is the usual sunshine and the heat of the day showers heaviest of which will be across northern parts of indonesia just pushing up into malaysia well the wet weather we go through monday as you can see just pushing into the gulf of thailand just around the malaysia peninsula that will continue to just drift its way a little further west which as we go through tuesday bangkok at around thirty four degrees celsius last guys come back and be hig

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. . how it was still got some showers across southern parts of china we have got to feeling just off the side of our screen here that's making its way up that western side of the pacific to was the korean peninsula through later on in the way for china itself it does stay dry will be a little line of showers there was a said down towards hong kong perhaps a little drive in hong kong as we go on into sas day for the showers never really to have a positive could see some showers down towards the high now that i was towards the southwest a chart of possibilities wish i was here to slide in the way into northern parts of vietnam and into a laos but he has showers across india presently say some really heavy rain once again of the western ghats this is mumbai where we have seen further heavy downpours leading to yet more flooding showers along with spells of rain they remain in the forecast as we go on through the coming days so we have got more wet weather affecting that western side of india eastern areas also seeing increasingly wet weather pushing up across the plains and that will be

us open final. howler in the west pacific and the philippine sea and east china sea in the yellow sea there's plenty of activity in the air which means over land in china it's gone remarkably quiet satellite shows and the full cost more us reflects it allowing some build up of writing united sichuan and western china typically hong kong might get a shower too but the main rainbow is just south of taiwan and heading up towards japan where we've seen one typhoon go through made landfall in north korea another one coming towards japan and you can see a circulation developing east it's i want to get very active now the moment the tropical storm season in the western pacific area now for drops us obviously if all the actions out there this should be quite a satellite yes confirms it there are very few showers around science in the philippines even back in sumatra and in thailand the cloud has cleared from the sky back in the forecast i wouldn't want to thunderstorms in bangkok maybe not in k.l. or singapore i'm not very much in borneo or other quiet looking weather and you'd think from

doctors. zoe to inland is a five time weight lifting champion for china for the forty eight kilos category she retired from the sport in one thousand nine hundred three. and there was your view that there are no knowledge from. what you've. done there now is what you do when you. to achieve this she took masculine hormones. they did kill the other woman the maid can make a cd and this was out in someone's yard and years ago my son got. this medication consisted of steroids used for in home sing muscle mass many of the other athletes in her team suffered side effects. then you. are leaders and. this is. what you do when you hope you have open never provide any. thing that you. have any. chance of as i said the way so i have heard are so and they always are they say they are high that he not only on our dollars. dollars for he. also available online on state of the art undetectible doping products these products are unavailable on the market and are very dangerous products such as the growth hormone d.m.p. the new trophy no big stream be toxic. it was identified by interpol who rais

their democratic rights protected and votes for all they accuse government leaders in china of eroding freedoms which were guaranteed when british colonial rule ended twenty years ago hong kong operates on a different political system to the chinese mainland but activists accuse beijing of interference. the largest party in israel's governing coalition has passed a resolution calling for the annexation of big parts of the occupied west bank palestinians want the land for a future state. the police in india have arrested two managers of a restaurant in mumbai where a fire killed fourteen people the blaze on friday in gulf the four story building including the rooftop restaurant and less than thirty minutes. twenty eighteen has been welcomed in with spectacular fireworks displays around the world last vegas was one of the latest cities to welcome in the new year people in new york braved the cold weather to join the celebrations on times square you're right up to date with all the top stories the news continues after sports doping the endless chase the news hour is next all season. when

china's tightening grip on the territory they accuse beijing of eroding freedoms which are guaranteed when british colonial rule ended twenty years ago. new rules making it legal to buy marijuana for recreational news have been introduced in the u.s. state of california ninety stores were allowed to start selling cannabis on new year's day those are the headlines up next at sports doping the endless chase. a clue. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great something new and this is simply spotty. cycling football power sports injury in sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts could i touch no i have no comment. about that. you know yes the part of russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven unveiled to the wont how russia creates its champions. and the stars of high performance sports can

out from the white house. u.s. president donald trump has been hammering china on treat for months and a chaotic morning on the white house north lawn where he held a surprise news conference he confirmed he was going to act we need protection everybody take us to the european union eight hundred fifty one thing in the hours around. the world that told you that you would get your ten minutes of going to look at something that would help these countries militarily and yes but what part of this is so now the u.s. will impose tariffs an additional tax on goods imported from china the industries to be impacted agriculture evasion automotive and the tech sector the white house says it's not targeting foreigners t.v.'s and computers for no that would mean higher charges higher costs for consumers. one trade expert says a u.s. trade battle with china the world's two biggest economies will impact global markets it creates instability uncertainty it reduces particularly investor uncertainty for long term investors private business capital expenses and these types of things. summit in singap

nine migrants and it was refused entry to italian and maltese ports china has criticized u.s. president donald trump for playing that this crisis full role of global economic the structure it comes after both countries imposed a twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars of each other's goods on friday egypt has increased the price of fuel and cooking gas by at least fifty percent the rise is expected to save the government more than two point eight billion dollars it follows similar hikes of the cost of drinking water and electricity so for now of zero world is next. when i was kid i was doing lots. even we hope i was dreaming sometimes. i was asking a lot to make me pull twenty supercar. i. what i achieved i hope what i have now. all things are being clean true. i think i. don't think i've been winning. nothing he says because i found. and that's why i want to see thank you to alan. i. should let that did. not suffer. because of the need. to bust up. a scum bag sand bag but to get the good. sam big man by the balls he biggish a bank that essentially have something

champion for china for the forty eight kilos category she retired from the sport in one thousand nine hundred three. and there was your he said. what. is your son there now is what you get when you. to achieve this she took masculine hormones. this is the woman that made to make a cd and this was out in someone's yard and years ago my son got. this medication consisted of steroids used for in home sing muscle mass many of the other athletes in her team suffered side effects. then you saw. so horrifying injuries. i believe the others and. this is. what you do when you hope you have never provided any horse. in this you. have any. chance of a slice of the way so i had heard our so and they are these are they say they are high that. there is are dollars. dollars for here are. also available online on state of the art undetectible doping products these products are unavailable on the market and are very dangerous products such as the growth hormone d.m.p. the new trophy no big stream we talk sick. it was identified by interpol who raised the alarm after several people using it died of hyp

the u.a.e. and china have promised great raised tens of billions of dollars in pakistan and improve security situation as a lot pakistan torched the rains including the recent cricket dorna mint in karate to help boost tourism but many pakistanis want an end of poverty and decent homes more than seven months a goal everyone can promise that and an improved economy many here are waiting for him to deliver. islamabad now in australia a contagious form of cancer has been threatening a rat lawsuit p.-l. with extinction it's estimated that eighty five percent of tasmanian devils and i don't been wiped out by the disease during the past three decades scientists say the survivors have developed an immune response that's helping them fight back they hope this and breeding programs will return tasmanian devils to healthy and numbers well there is more on everything we're covering right here the address is al jazeera dot com we'll get the latest on our top stories but also analysis that takes you behind the headlines. quick recap of the top stories two palestinians have been killed and more t

closer than ever to its neighbor china but relations with its other neighbor india are at a new low are these 2 nuclear countries at risk of another major conflict or war. and how much of a human islamabad prime minister can recently mark one year in office i sat down with him in discussed his government's controversies as well as pakistan's foreign and domestic policies pakistani prime minister imran khan talks to al-jazeera. pakistani prime minister imran khan thank you for talking to al-jazeera you'll soon be at the u.n. g.a. in new york you'll be making your debut there as the prime minister of pakistan what message do you hope to impart to the international community from their well under normal circumstances i would have. talked about climate change by just done as one of the few countries that is most wonderful to climate change i would have spoken at length on that and secondly about islam. islam a phobia the way muslims suffer from islam before especially living and western countries and of course in india islam of will be in india right now muslims are. subjected to persecutio

saturday's attacks on oil processing facilities in saudi arabia. china's been told to expect supplies to be delayed by up to 10 days the u.s. and saudi arabia say early indications point to iran being behind the attacks iran denies any involvement though israelis are voting in their 2nd general election in less than 6 months prime minister binyamin netanyahu is hoping for a 5th term he failed to achieve a majority all form a coalition in april and called an unprecedented rerun now he's trying to gain more supporters by promising to annex all settlements in the occupied west bank and netanyahu his main opponent benny gantz is voted in his hometown. dances blue and white party is seeking to improve on april's vote well it picked up 35 seats the same as netanyahu likud party. indonesia has deployed over 5000 military personnel to contain fires on the islands of samantha and borneo which have already burned over 300000 hectares of land the smoke has spread to neighboring countries sparking a diplomatic route over who's responsible indonesian police arrested more than $200.00 people were a

advanced into the next round of china's is presidential election a runoff being planned after sunday's vote failed to find an outright winner the new leader of britain's liberal democrat says she's ready to be prime minister and if elected chill cancel breck's it so swensen has addressed the party's annual conference in the english town of benefit party is nearly energized after spending several years in the electoral wilderness swenson's criticised both the ruling conservative party and the labor party for pushing ahead with threats that well those are the headlines join me for more news here after sport striping the endless chase to stay with us. never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great something new and this is refused by the cycling football power sports injury and sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts could i ta

epidemic that's killed thousands over the past few years many of those drugs originate in china the u.s. has been pressuring beijing to ban drugs containing the painkiller fenton oh that's now come into effect i desire castro looks at the addiction battle in baltimore. maryland a new frontline in the war against opioids in the u.s. a war that at times feels overwhelming more than a dozen people die in this city from overdoses each week i want to get a scape from all the trouble that i personally like feel so that's what it does give me a outlet to get away for feeling. it's hard to get it not. just like going to school get a pack of cigarettes kirk parker says he last injected himself with fentanyl laced heroin about two months ago he says it cost him just ten dollars to get high and one to now the pill global for. this but i don't know about that. selling opioids can be a lucrative business especially in a glutted areas where real jobs are hard to find brandon cotman went to prison for dealing heroin so you can see why. he did caught up in that really because if i'm making one hundred

between france and china counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks members of the knesset israel's parliament setting a higher threshold for any future attempt to give up any parts of truce and the story builds. up to a day just what presidents say you know country that is not the other way and when people need to be heard china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of lonely men al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the award winning documentary and live news on air and online news has neither the new and vailable but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera as thousands of row hinges seek refuge in bangladesh a new armed group is taking shape fighting the government and me and mom only have them because they refuse to give us a basic rights as citizens for the first time a member of the ara can row hengist salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time . we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures ac