being such a big city with so many social justice organizations here we saw huge protests during the so-called muslim band that the top administration implemented when he first came into power and then of course in washington d.c. protests as well but now we're seeing them like you said in the state of indiana we've also seen the protests on saturday in houston texas texas of course being the heart of where this story is really taking place down there on the border with mexico we're seeing protests in other states are. around the country as well states that we normally would not necessarily see protests such as this taking place more socially conservative states we are seeing protests happening there as well just gives you an idea of how much the country really is mobilizing how much so many americans are coming out today the people that live here in this country americans as well with a message that the message at least at this new york rally that just ended now as a message is this is not who we are as a country that's what the protesters here were trying to say just your new york

anthem. the argus york about the social. issues. because of a. normal normal form of care or an image of a lot of people really down under made about the. remark because of a trickle as well if you got a lot of what you could you only. went on. to do with going to going on change of. government that you. said we're not going to. impact your going that it would be. possible it was. going both be. good to do all of these very important elements to the delivery. but when we ask grimaldi to matters inside the center to look around he refused. on the last minute. on the show. in. the business one more. only just now this is a book you see from this. we decide stray some of these concerns with the prefecture. responsible for overseeing the reception center. is the deputy prefect. gotten his missile at the daily beast to speak peeling the chain gamla maggoty quite rich. now we. no injuries to. me. we asked mrs mckeon whether the village center was among the facilities this is by a teen. who would ask started at a subtle drug you were. going to get it out of and. it could be to any genuine da

social media and they've been encouraging others to get involved one of those is senator dick durbin at and he said that he's delivering handwritten cause to the children have been separated from the parents at the border and he's encouraging others to send those cards and i guess their cards of encouragement for those kids and people have been responding online including if i show you this picture here of several kids the hash tag for that is cards for kids and they've been working on several drawings that they're going to be sending to those children but some people have also been posting pictures of the them spending the night making signs for the march is the happening now and katie said this photo of her sign against the u.s. immigration customs enforcement ice that's the agency they were talking about now we've also been hearing from some of those taking part in those nationwide protests . once again we've seen this administration take and cautioned us that one that was frankly three months ago probably something we would have never even thought they could go as high as

around mainly social media but it is being adopted by some left leaning democrats they are calling for ice to be abolished where do you stand on this debate well i was. to that was. came into being. to deal with circumstances relating to. national security and some ways at least that was the. tenor and tone in the united states when ice came into being that the level of inforce meant in connection with people seeking entry to the united states and needed to be ramped up substantially due to events nine eleven and other events in the aftermath of nine eleven. the types of things we're saying ice in gauge and now to me and dictates that the agencies charge went way too far and its willingness to follow these orders that are blatantly in violation of domestic law namely not. permitting people who approach the ports of entry or who locate border patrol officers after entering the united states between ports of entry up until this administration that would essentially automatically result in a person being permitted to stay in the united states and pursue their claim to asylum and there

the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. on al-jazeera. as its. migrants organized crime is making vast profits from the misery of. people in power investigates the state funded perceptions. are reduced to commodities. exploitation. goods. after. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most. syrian state television show celebrations in one of several southern towns that are reportedly except in a deal to return to government control. and armor a trial this is al jazeera live from also coming up another setback for the peace the cease fire in south sudan's five year several war is violated within hours plus . welcoming yemenis fleeing to south korea face angry protests. at present donald trump says he's convinced saudi arabia to pump more oil but has no confirmation from the kingdom. these talks between syrian rebels on the government's allies russia broken down in the southern province of tehran that's according to a s

that she has little control of on the actions and recent social media posts by cinci suggest that she blames meddling from a border for worsening divisions she said hate narrative from outside the country have driven the two communities for the pot so if we take what she's saying about this which is consistent with what she said since the military crackdown began mr temple let me come back to you you know how likely is it that the perpetrators all of these crimes will be held to account when this is the sort of narrative coming from the country's leader. well barry are right and i think the only ones that should tell who is all in the situation where it's clearly driven by. pain. by many people who are sensitive. to troll every military but certainly. very much in the wrong. kind of predator predator. pretty much. and i want to talk more about the repatriation because as we've said you know there yes the countries and organizations are continuing to talk about it mr tone can i believe there's something like a hundred and twenty thousand. living in the. camps what are the conditions li

the crucial one is the christian social union board which will be meeting as well that serve area allies there that's the party which effectively had said sort this out or monday coming we unilaterally x. because we control the interior ministry here we will start sending migrants back as of monday that was the pressure she had the deadline was the e.u. summit come up with something that would put them we'll find out tomorrow whether they are happy with it one of the interesting details is the negotiations that germany will hold with other countries with these fourteen other countries plus the greeks and the spanish well they'll be done by the interior ministry here that's controlled as i say by the c.s.u. by horse disease of the man who's caused merkel so much problems the question will be if he doesn't fit into her plans will he have to quit will that precipitate a collapse of the coalition government the likelihood is just the likelihood that he will fit in with her plans and we may see that confirmed tomorrow we'll have to watch to see what happens dominic came there from berl

event on television and online the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. on al-jazeera. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call it the tendency we have a mismatch between the way we. work to be here and the reality of the twenty first century another ten years. for evil and how to tell you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be child soldiers. child soldiers reloaded on al-jazeera. in this case. each one. wants to be seen. to be. the monster. it is. the human being. on. this is zero. live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes syrian state t.v. shows celebrations in one of several southern towns that have reportedly accepted a deal to return to government control. threw it into the depths of the cave and young footballers us to live a week off to going missing. on five years of war on the latest agreement finally bring lasting peace to south sudan plus. all be explaining how grown up. like you both are do

forces the social media platform used by more than fourteen million people there was being used to fuel social and political unrest so the authorities are encouraging iranians to switch to another messaging platform called sort of which comes with the government's official seal of approval that provoked an iranian music group band to come up with a new tune a parody whose lyrics poke fun at the government's pro offensive the band based in the islamic republic released their video on telegram and twitter but both platforms are now blocked in iran it has been picked up outside the country however we'll see you next time you're listening past. just too big. a new series of rewind a care brainer people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries historical daniels' book from bottom to a. huge distance rewind continues with alfred's free press. i'm the money they didn't talk we know from the topic of what's happening in the adventure sites that have been some changes over the years in a rewind on al-jazeera. in a world where journalism as an industry

lament from iran for a social media platform the government has taken down. one turkish president red chip type delivered his reelection victory speech last week he spoke of one nation one flag one state he could have taken that a bit further and talked about one media and one voice his own because that's the way the campaign was covered the main state owned t.v. channel t r t acted as if it were state run for every minute of coverage it gave to one's main rival it gave the president ten and privately owned broadcasters were much better since coming to power in two thousand and three air to one has overseen a restructuring of turkey's media space media conglomerates that failed to support air to watch have been sold off to allies who will hundreds of journalists have been jailed. it's more media outlets have been shut down it used of terrorism a lot was riding on this election and as the victor heir to want to set to take up sweeping new powers that he says will help him put turkey's economy back on track its critics however say he now has kind of blown to further silence dissent

potential of social media to disseminate this july on al-jazeera. then. but i munch of of the vital people some will matter also got diet of the game and who came in who's that they do you know taking over their land taking the. introducing alcohol to them and when the at that and they do they get law of the land or they leave the women in on that day he said i'm fed up and i am tired of the steam inside the us and now we will face. the full frontal attack in the us in china and they said we wanted to come here because you have some experience from tanzania on how to deal with the negatives and we have some here that are very stubborn and wanted to come and deal with them so now the war went all the way up to the what a bit it's where in your far away finished. from thought that said that we finish them all and then will cloak they will be done in we have his black fists that was not the case many people fought. and then they started to be driven into the the macon this set in the african there now they fled and that's why they ended up in but so on and some in south africa. their e

. determined to keep the case in the public. turned to social media. i just thought you know how to show that you know how you know this no you have to. look ok who you just know so it's really easy but if you're not just you know last night most. of. it touched a nerve. that . was that said that. was ok. that was. the one who. understands you but i thought one of your own is about going to be a noticeable difference as you probably know about that you'll cross on about i. reckon in the set out of it you've just done your bit is just pretty open not the one that i did the dots getting. was that. god was pleased and the school cocky humble to mamma so i can show on the course that they're good just do it just comes and i think you can meet institution the spectacular just it was or what that little bit south mean by that. but after months of legal wrangling the high court reverses the district court order that the case is closed again. the girls were never seen in any court you're looking at the link above it is the family you're just guessing that you can't get it for five years was simp

extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. july on al-jazeera. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure on. him but he early you know disability yet in jail we will be wait until three year old four year more he will have this ability to play it. and then no wait the next generation of antibiotics may just be way taking at the bottom of the ocean maybe this into. this hope so too i revisited on al-jazeera and monday pointed on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. many fatalities feared as a boat carrying around one hundred refugees capsizes in the mediterranean. meanwhile the e.u. finally agrees on a new policy to deal with

caused controversy after being forced to apologize for social media posts in which he disparaged muslims portugal's antonio video you know will had the organization at a time when migration is one of the world's most pressing issues. the five hundred seventy five women who protested against donald trump's immigration policies in washington have been charged with unlawfully demonstrating most of the women who took part in that sit down protest in the senate office building on thursday were arrested they include hollywood actress susan sarandon and democratic congresswoman trial a jab they're angry at trump's policy of separating migrant families of the mexico border which will seize now vast canada has hit back at the united states over steel in the early mini and tariffs with twelve billion dollars in return a tree measures on american goods canada's plan will take effect from next week and will include tariffs on u.s. imports like your goods coffee and toilet paper. canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measured perfectly reciprocal dollar for dollar response and that is

extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. july on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for they get this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes many fatalities expected as a boat carrying around one hundred migrants capsizes in the mediterranean. south sudan's hopes for a lasting peace is the latest ceasefire comes into effect we look at the fragility of the new agreement. still searching the underground caves rescuers in thailand try to make contact with the boys football team that's been missing now for a week. and desperate to play how argentina's women footballers. being forced over seas in pursuit of the beautiful game. every day boats laden with migrants and refugees leave north africa and braved the treacherous waters of the mediterranean the dream of a better life outweighing the reality of the barely see with the boats it's an issue for politicians who staked their careers on resolving the migrant problem and for individuals who stake considerably more friday was a day when the politicians claimed a victory in the mediterranean

stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news july on al-jazeera. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world is ever no united states army was so reliant on the private sector i would call the dependency we have a mismatch between the way we are madge and work to be and the reality of the twenty first century you know today here. for even less and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be child soldiers not. child soldiers reloaded on al-jazeera. and. many fatalities feared as a boat carrying about one hundred refugees capsizes in the mediterranean. meanwhile the e.u. finally agrees on a new policy to deal with migrants after its of the threatened to scupper the deal . hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up south sudan's hopes for a lasting peace as another ceasefire comes into effect we look at the fragility of the new agreement. and still searching the underground caves rescuers in thailand try to make contact with a football team that's been missing n

apologize for social media posts in which he disparaged muslims political centanni of its own you know will had deal been a zation at a time when migration is one of the world's most pressing issues. five hundred seventy five women who protested against donald trump's immigration policy policies in washington have been charged with unlawfully demonstrating most of the women who took part of a sit down protest in a senate office building on thursday were arrested they include hollywood actress susan sarandon and democratic congress one paul they're angry at trump's policy of separating migrant families at the mexico border which he has now reversed. italy's government has begun a crackdown on its roma community clearing out camps on the outskirts of the capital police shut down a council one community which housed more than one hundred families on wednesday saying that the lease expired the interior minister bhutto salvini has called for a census of the roma population and for foreigners to be expelled around twenty six thousand roma people living in camps across italy. money we are hum

from brussels that pretty much what her allies in the c.s.u. the very interested social union party wanted her to come back with an e.u. solution but also with progress on bilateral deals with other member states specifically with the greeks and the spanish both those governments agreeing to take back people migrants who present themselves in germany seeking asylum but have already done so in spain and greece so that is that is what the c.s.c. was was looking for the idea of controls on borders and people not being able to migrate from one country to another and claim asylum in several places but the question will be whether this deal this sequence of deals as it were multilateral deals as well is enough on sunday there will be meetings both of the c.d.u. and separately c.s.u. leadership boards where they will be appraised of what has happened in this summit remember the deadline that was set by the c.s.u. for angle of merkel was that if there was no substantial progress to their liking then on this coming monday they would seek to implement returns of migrants on borders going unil

the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news july on al-jazeera. captaining a leading used team at sixteen years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. the whole family bands together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a song to have a shocked at becoming a professional footballer. my tunisia home game on a. three young children dead and one hundred missing after a migrant boat capsizes libya. hello again i'm citizen this is al jazeera live from london also coming up israeli troops that ship dead two palestinians one of them a thirteen year old boy in the latest protest at the council border the u.n. says one hundred sixty thousand syrians have fled recent fighting and there are where with desperate families trying to make it across the border to jordan and concerns there are too many rescue workers trying to find twelve young footballers trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. a spanish rescue ship patrolling the mediterranean sea says it was told by italian officials to ignore a distress ca

voting it caused controversy after being four through apologize for social media posts in which he disparaged muslims portugal's antonio we torino will head the body at a time when migration is one of the world's most pressing issues five hundred seventy five women who protested against donald trump's immigration policies in washington have been challenged with unlawfully demonstrating most of the women who took part in a sit down protest in a senate office building on thursday were arrested include hollywood actress susan sarandon and democratic congresswoman pryce how around we have traumas policy of separating migrant families and mexico border which has now we've. a president of the international committee of the red cross says there are a hinge a crisis still an emergency situation peter marra as it ng mammal where he met the de facto leader sound cinci seven hundred thousand rancher have fled the country and it's a massive military crackdown began last august china has offered humanitarian assistance to bangladesh to help shelter and feed the refugees china's foreign minister

continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. july on al-jazeera. on counting the cost the european union is trying to change we'll look at the reasons why the economic cost of violence in mexico plus the timber companies accused of endangering the world's second largest rainforest. counting the cost on our visit. three young children dad and another one hundred refugees missing after another boat capsizes off the coast of libya this is e.u. leaders agree a deal to stem the flow of people trying to reach europe. alarum suits and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up israeli troops to shoot dead two palestinians one of them a thirteen year old boy and the latest protest the gaza border reports of a new cease fire in southern syria after a twelve hour overnight truce expires in dera province and that's how come the headquarters of the g. five sahil force in mali at least six soldiers. around one hundred migrants are fear missing feared dead after their boat capsized in the mediterranean as it headed to europe libya's coast guard also rec

that she's come back from brussels with are pretty much what the christian social unit c.s.u. wanted to hear also when you look at the bilateral agreements and trilateral trying to show agreements that angle americal has come back from brussels with specifically with the spanish and the greek governments with both those governments saying they are now prepared to accept back anyone who arrives in germany and claims asylum but who's already done so in their countries which is effectively what the dublin regulations used to be about so from one perspective you would you would think that angela merkel has come back with with substantially what the c.s.u. wants to hear but the interesting thing is that in the aftermath of the summit many c.d.u. members quite high members the general secretary amongst amongst one of one of those speakers saying this was a great result for angela merkel this is something that we people could build on but we haven't heard that sort of ringing endorsement so far at least from the c.s.u. in the point is there are meetings on sunday both of the c.s.u. and sepa

change john homan how does it make to account well social media's played a significant role in mexico's election the statistics website statistic dot com says eighty five million people are on facebook in mexico and it's because it seems that it's seen as an alternative source of information compared to the mainstream media either looking now at some examples of what's been done to the bank i'm sick of saying it. this very interest. so in the lead up to the elections this weekend there have been a lot of cases of social media manipulation eskimo says fake news but networks like facebook are trying to address this by deploying content moderators and fact checkers and set up a community standards page addressing hate speech and violent imagery misrepresentation propaganda and also distance information and together with google and al-jazeera they've created the first independent fact checking organization and that's called very thick oddo twenty eighteen which means verified so far they've debugged hundreds of fake posts very few cardo encourages people to send them stories on soc

said that he may be linked to social media accounts that have made continuous threats to this the paper as recently as the day of the attack we're expecting rameses to be arraigned shortly this morning police have said to this point he has not cooperated nor answer their questions or shall ok heidi castro live in annapolis maryland thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera. i'm craig leeson on jay-jay to ireland south korea and i'll be explaining why there's a refugee crisis on this holiday island and why hundreds of yemenis are now stuck here. i was saying some massive downpours into central and southern parts of china recently long on a cloud just around shanghai runs all the way down to the southwestern corner this is the scene and just to the west of shanghai we've had huge rain falls and a has cause widespread flooding as you can see says a major disruption in and around the region here that center going to be the case all the way down to the southwest as you had some flooding all the way down towards the chengdu more heavy showers here long line of very heavy rain there as you ca

icebox in a matter of minutes the race is now on to get today's fresh catch straight up to social members in london so it's about finding people that care about where the fish come from and linking them with the called the fishermen that can have because i feel. that. our. there's no one way of telling. keeping it right and to be i suspect. it's great to get to know the person from the test. bowman report to the state official that will be a tough campaign pledge to fulfill. because. the mix can countryside decimated by poverty and empty but migration over decades. is one of the aging population of small scale phone was struggling to compete with industrial scale operations in the world the mexico and the us. i produced grains but not money he says. many communities young have either left or turned to more lucrative ventures when. they sell drugs they kidnap. for few days and then they get killed just next to my house there was kind of a kidnapping. this man promises to change the presidential front runner and raise money well look as obrador has made the neglected mix can country

perceived in bavaria specifically by the christian social union that governs the states of area and which in coalition with angela merkel here in berlin controls the interior ministry as the interior minister holds the whole for who are affectively compelled angle americal to try to find a european solution with the threats that he has interior minister this coming monday we decide to start sending refugees back at the borders so how will he perceive this this deal this solution the point to make is it is becoming clear today that there are some member states of the european union for specifically france poland spain and denmark who are prepared to enter into negotiations on a bilateral one might say quadrilateral basis with germany about taking on some migrant some refugees and mr is a hopeful we understand is going to be charged with that negotiation so the question for him and his party now is do they want to stay in the government do they want to accept this solution do they want to retract. their threats to go it alone ministerial e. and fall into line with angela merkel and in

social media to disseminate news july on al-jazeera. every weekend news cycle brings a series of breaking stories chilling the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories the most. on counting the cost the european union is trying to change we'll look at the reasons why the economic cost of violence in mexico plus the timber companies accused of being dangerous in the world's second largest rainforest. counting the cost on al-jazeera. i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera around one hundred refugees are fair to have drowned after their boat capsized in the mediterranean sea off the coast of libya follows a compromise deal between a new leaders in brussels that they hope will control the influx of refugees trying to come into europe the agreement pledges more funding to turkey and north african countries and quoting libya to stop the sea crossings it also gives the member states the option of setting up micro processing centers on their own soil. some place in. europe is not an island and we must be able t

well so let's be clear about this it's about the optics of the white or kind of social media and journalism that is treating a a new situation and that situation is happening when the numbers are going down and this is why it is very dangerous to jump into situations where you're processing of sure in dangerous countries i mean i was in libya recently and i saw also pushback from algeria or pushbacks even chin is here and i saw that and i go days so i know what will happen if this starts to to happen in africa you know economic migrants i don't need a reality check about that i'm an immigrant and i know what will happen with this processing and the e.u. will then suffer a lot of values damage because of it because it won't work it will be a mess and i think we're talking about coast guards now as well which is really worrying so i think yes the media and all of the kind of optics make things difficult but we have to look at the world as it is and deal with it as it is and if we don't fight back every light this point that was made by our guest here that a coalition of the willing

being in tricked into this journey by smugglers and by social media and at the end of the day i think the thought is kind of has to be on how do we save the lives of these people then we can argue about distribution and or the other things out later on in the gonna this seems to be a slightly weak but across the board a general consensus claude touched on this earlier about tightening europe's borders would that solve the askew. well there's a minimal consensus yes it's a magic between north and south europe and east and west on the fact that we should basically keep people out and also these plans that are trying to off shore camps know that austrade a style models for sign and processing and of course the problem with those ideas is that they're largely unfeasible maybe because no country is willing to host camps and i think the key issue that was dead and again that's being played out you never will is that you governments have failed to deliver on what they promise to do which is to have equal status for influence across the bloc and they failed to deprive or on reforming the dubl

linked to a social media account that has made threats to the newspaper staff as recently as the day of the attack they say he also deployed a smoke canister to create confusion as he forced his way into the building a sign that this attack was meticulously planned this person was prepared today to come in this person was prepared to shoot people his intent was to false or exactly why he targeted the local newspaper a staple of day to day life in maryland's capital city for more than two hundred years is still unknown asked to comment on the journalist slayings president donald trump who earlier this month labeled the news media the country's worst enemy he walked away but tweeted his condolences meanwhile his press secretary offered a stronger condemnation writing a violent attack on innocent journalists doing their job is an attack on every american as a precaution police deployed to guard the entrances of the new york times and other large u.s. media organizations an ominous site to mark uncertain times hi joe castro al-jazeera and apple as maryland. that's all still ahead on al-j

bodies drab or bored to have produced. determined to keep the case in the public has turned to social media. focused on you know how to show that you know how. you have. to look ok who you just know so it's really easy but if you're not just your last night. it touched a nerve. that . was that said that. i. was ok that. was. the one who. understands you but i thought one of your own is about going to be a noticeable difference as you probably know about that your problem about young women. in those that are in there it's just it's a funny thing is just pretty open not the one that i did the dots got me to. write that. was placed on the school khaki hump and the mamas i can show on the coast there you just do it just them so i think you can meet institution the spectacular just it was part of what that would include softening. but after months of legal wrangling the high court reverses the district court order that the case is closed again. the girls were never seen in any court you're looking at it was obvious that the movie you're just guessing that you can't get it for five years wa

that site you might be eating yourself there but. my space the social networking site before it before facebook he says a friend who was a drag queen was pictured there and he was told i don't care what you do but it's in your best interest to remove about picture he goes on to say i should add that this happened during the campaign and it bothered me as i hadn't planned to make my sexuality an issue in this race unless it was necessary but it was kind of offensive that people were sinking this low and telling supporters of mine that people were talking now this is one example i know for you personally you've had rocks thrown at you you had a court case opened against you talked to us about some of those challenges. well the. usual challenge is. i want to talk about when. there are. discrimination and violence against one minorities. for that country the other minorities are equally under there's you know miss him and country can take on. how how difficult time state of emergency the democracy was was crushed by the monarchy then who took the data who were dismissed on them and the tim

potential of social media to disseminate news. july on al-jazeera. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. european union reaches a deal on the migration crisis aftermath and talks through the night in brussels. that misses al-jazeera live from coming up five people are dead after a gunman with a vendetta targets a newspaper's newsroom in the u.s. a temporary truce in the battle for southwestern syria but not before ninety eight . people are killed. and life in their words iraq's struggle to rebuild mosul after the defeat of isis. will begin in brussels where after weeks of deadlock and division leaders have reached a deal aimed at controlling the influx of refugees into europe they made the breakthrough after negotiating through the night under the deal the bloc will increase funding to address the issue italy and greece will have the option of setting up large holdings centers to process migrants but they'r

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they're suspect is likely linked to a social media account that has made threats previously to the capital because that the most recent one having occurred the same day as this attack they have also issued a search warrant and are presumably going through the home of the suspect as we speak now as far as the five victims police have released their names as you mentioned four of them we're journalists with that is that which is a newspaper that has been covering the capital of maryland now for more than two hundred years many say a beloved part of this community and of course the fifth victim a sales assistant and in the in this as this investigation continues to unfold police have been very hesitant to jump to any conclusions and they have not themselves commented on the motive of the gunman but there has been ample speculation that the current political atmosphere fueled mostly by the rhetoric of u.s. president donald trump may have contributed to this at least as this attack was unfolding we know that trump earlier this month month had tweeted that the american news media was the

that this newspaper had been the target of threats made via social media account that they believe was indeed linked to the gunman also just now in the latest briefing the names of the five victims were released we know four of them were journalists at the capital because that one was a sales assistant now there has been an outpouring of support for the survivors and for the families of the victims u.s. president donald trump tweeting his condolences now this is the president who earlier in the month called the news media on twitter the worst enemy of this country but today he tweeted his condolences with an even stronger condemnation of today's violence coming from his press secretary sara sanders who tweeted today that this attack on innocent journalists doing their jobs is an attack on every american police though are still keeping very quiet about the suspected motive we know they're still interrogating this lone suspect they say this was likely a very well planned meticulously planned attack that he had a smoke grenade that he deployed upon forcing his way into the building and th

earlier received threats on social media a man in his thirty's is now in custody at least nine people have died when an oil tanker caught fire on a busy road in nigeria's commercial capital more than fifty vehicles were burned and when the truck burst into flames in the city of lagos. and britain's prince william has wrapped up his middle east tour by visiting the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it's the first official visit by a member of the british royal family since one thousand nine hundred forty eight. and those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness skulls of my people next. you know that is they teach. religion means said we should come to the cheech. and magnet to close their eyes to three. at the knesset last. was the moment they close their eyes or shot each. even if i prepared them close my eyes. they brought the christan they did they brought all this just. but today they also have the lent. the game and they made that and they killed it mad people and the only listen why they killed him it that mad people was the cause of lent. when

that in annapolis which is earlier received threats on social media a white man in his thirty's is in custody some of donald trump's aides had closer ties to the united arab emirates than previously thought according to a new report the middle east i new site says that it has even ells revealing those who were willing to exchange inside information with the amorality ambassador to the u.s. during the twenty sixteen election campaign britain's prince william has ended his middle east tour with a visit to the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it was the first official visit by a member of the world family since nine hundred forty eight those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. make time for europe that's the german chancellor angela merkel on the migrant crisis which is polarizing the ease some countries are threatening to seal the borders so could that sealed the fate of the european union itself this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter it is an issue that has split the european union and as the german chancellor

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