told. heartbroken and helpless relatives of former fried gravel. cry over his coffin. the 41 years old which shot dead on july 9th as he went to work at his fledgling pineapple field. pieces causes our lives he believes in this process has surrendered his heart to give himself to peace now closed took away his life his laughter his dream to see his children progress. is the 9 x. combatants from this demobilization camp in southwest colombia to be killed one of more than $140.00 nationwide since surrendering their weapons 2 years ago former combatants were promised security guarantees access to land and support for productive processes but most have only received the monthly allowance which is set to expire in august of the more than $200.00 former combatants and their families that built the. camp only 27 remain the rest left in search of

work opportunities or fleeing serious threats. some former fighters set up agricultural co-operatives with the help of international n.g.o.s and farmers associations catulus worked in this field planting pumpkins and beans among other crops they've star of the fish farm and raise pigs but isco workers say they feel powerless and fearful. this is very difficult news for us our companion was coming with seeds the way the government is failing to fulfill the peace deal is desperate we have no financial or political stability. current colombian president a critic of the accord promised to help former fighters while insisting on changing parts of the deal he announced new security measures for them. after receiving threats former local far commander cutlass and tanya acosta was given a bodyguard in an armored car but still had to leave the village. but there

is a part of colombian society that still can't accept that the country is moving towards reconciliation and that we need to take advantage of this opportunity. bringing thousands of fighters out of the jungle has no doubt been a success for securing peace remains a work in progress 1500 former fighters have joined criminal gangs but most say they've laid down their weapons for a good plain thing seeds of hope that peace can hold allison that i'm. a region colombia indian authorities have transported more than 2 and a half 1000000 liters of water to chennai the city is struggling with months long shortages people living on the outskirts of the city have been blocking roads and holding up tanker lorries overthe years reservoirs are being prioritized to businesses and luxury hotels groundwater levels in the city surrounding region and

surrounding regions have been falling due to a lack of rainfall and for management. to tunisia now where the beaches are disappearing fast because of rising sea levels any beauchesne the country's economy relies heavily on the coastline as. reports a number of unesco world heritage sites are also being threatened by climate change problem yes seen bran has been fishing for 40 years or longer to new zealand crystal town of her element and while the traditional method of catching fish hasn't changed for generations the climate has you seen so the effects of global warming are evident in these waters. there's no 80 percent less fish than before we now live day to day we catch a pitiful one to 2 kilos of fish then head home with nothing else to do we have no other source of income. 2 thirds of the news is population lives along its coast

but climate change is threatening their habitats and livelihoods plastic waste water pollution and illegal urban expansion are worsening the problem farmers in the heart and many say their crops are blooming too early pests are appearing and their bees are suffering too. yes ian says the government hasn't responded to their plea for help but they say they're trying to tackle the problem and raise awareness . of. services and workshops locally and would report to the government with a budget needed to tackle these issues so if you use coast is also home to ancient ruins a study last year found rising sea levels in coastal erosion are threatening around 90 percent of its us go world heritage sites on low lying coastal areas along the mediterranean. we've been traveling from the north of the country and we're heading

down the crazy decided to stop parents take a look at these finnish involved through ins now more than 2000 years old there are also one of 3 unesco walls heritage sites incentives that in years to come will be flooded by the sea as you can see it's very close to the ruins. of this beach at the popular tourist town of how met is expected to dissipate and restaurant owners in the area are concerned they could lose their businesses in a matter of years 10 years ago. my place is was about 4050 meters of the sea. it's only fun to move is. we're not going to have a bridge engine is 80 percent of tunisia's economy relies on almost 2000 kilometers of coastline and with climate change taking its toll people here say it needs urgent protection before it's too late it's. al-jazeera along to his ears crisis

line. still ahead in sports a day of drama in the wimbledon semifinals for the best of the action on center to stay with us. in bolivia like everywhere connectivity this paramount and yet more infrastructure in the pan than some foreign corporation speech too many remain offline now a politician and tech activists are building a home grown some version of connect live huge and secure the nation's technological sovereignty. piques the citizens network on a. conflict. gradients to any 6. makes guys must love it is no different behind the cameras

this week tensions run high as the producers are forced to balance creative and social issues with the demands of commercialisation. our sites of aa it's at the search for absolute bucks mexico on al-jazeera. and a source. thank you roger federer won the latest edition of tennessee's greatest rivalry to be terraformed a doll and reach his 12th wimbledon final meeting on the semi's on center court was their 40th clash but their 1st at wimbledon for 11 days the 1st set went through

federer on a tie break but it was all rough in the 2nd he broke twice to take it 61 and thoughts of another classic between the 2 were on the cob but federer really seize control after that winning the next 2 sets 6364 the match lasting just over 3 hours federer has now won 3 out of the past 4 meetings at wimbledon the 37 year old swiss is going for his knowing singles crown and 21st grand slam title. and everything which was great i guess just very relieved it's all over it's all over at this point but. it's definitely definitely going to go down and as one of my favorite matches to look back on again just because it's rough because it's at wimbledon the crowds are into it just accept. was not. a great event to take place in a positive way but the same time today because for me i know its chances are not

for ever and i had a tendency to have an hour when i was not able to go to combat no wonder where one more thing here or federal now play defending champion novak djokovic in the final it follows the. victory against roberto about our good joke of it dropping the 2nd set against the spaniard but coming through to win it for you got the job done only 50 points to reach its 25th grand slam final his only defeat in a wimbledon final was to andy murray back in 2013 rockets will be going for his 16th grand slam title in sunday's fun. to be in another final this. is a dream come true you know regardless of. the history in many finals that i've played in the grand slams you know playing finals in wimbledon is something different so i. definitely enjoy that experience now it's been a really busy day in the football transfer market involving 3 of your biggest clubs it's been reported the event is unsigned i aks defended the 19 year old dutchman

was one of the stars of marx's run to the champions league final last season and i would defend the french but benjamin provider is also on the move he was showing off by his new club bar in munich having just arrived from 50 start grass. barcelona whoever holbein are to do things slightly differently this from hungary video was how by announced their $135000000.00. from let it go madrid 20 becomes the 4th most expensive footballer of all time and comes with a release clause of get this norene $100000000.00. madagascar's terrific debbie run of the africa cup of nations was brought to an end barton is here in the quarterfinals but the performance of the same ranks $100.00 nights in the world will be long remembered back home fans still celebrated hockey that had made it so i thought. it was

a tense 90 minutes as fans of my goft as national football team watched their quarterfinal tie in the africa cup of nations and despite their defeat by to nisa in the capito antananarivo there was no shortage of pride and joy that they'd caught so far in the competition which was enormous i am not disappointed because of the fast and that dissipates enough and we are happy because we have reached their own of 16 yet i'm still i'm still proud of them no matter what they do i came here to support them the mother what game they played i'm still proud. i am very happy there's nothing to be sad about because they made a lot of efforts and you always have to move forward this was a fast time they'd ever qualified for the cop but when they got a chips they were fiennes and their performances exceeded expectations including a week against nigeria to knees yet though proved too strong. it's taken

madagascar many years to produce a football team capable of holding its own on the pitch. the passage they wanted to make their country proud and they did. on home to a hero's reception catherine saw in sierra once again the site is set the pace at friday's practice session at silverstone ahead of the british grand prix are some of the drivers were struggling to hold things together run. out of moment to forget after crashing his home while coasting down the pit lane can you walk in and offer a man i was having these problems out on the track and he needed a lift back to the guy even lewis hamilton had some sticky moments. as he lost control the world champion would finish 2nd quickest overall but it was his team might vote teddy toss who taught the timings on friday qualifying gets underway on saturday. the diamond league athletics meeting in monaco he saw

a 23 year old world record. the funhouse sonne of the netherlands set a new mark in the women's mana vent that isn't run at many major meeting she clucked 4 minutes 12.33 seconds that's $23100.00 so the 2nd quicker than the previous best in the men's 100 meters justin gatlin laid down a marker ahead of the world championship to make this year he had doubts that americans no longer a mike rogers winning in a time of 9.91 seconds the 37 year old will defend his world title in doha you know . of a is on the honors on stage 7 of the tour de france the 230 kilometer track was a day for the sprinters on a largely flat course the german rider taking its 4th career stage win on the tall italian john a return in the race leader yellow jersey. and that is always fall for.

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young woman advocates and family members have started to raise awareness about the high rates of violence that disproportionately impact indigenous communities tribal police departments are understaffed and under resourced another factor is that tribes don't have jurisdiction over non-native americans for all crimes there but a lot of concerns that the federal agencies don't respond that they don't take these crimes seriously a lack of evidence is the main reason federal officials are declining to prosecute crimes on reservations that shouldn't be the end of the discussion. there should be then a ok let's see what went wrong in this case why the is no evidence or why the evidence isn't good enough and make sure that that's not happening yet discover new developments in surgery i'm going to shove it up when i've been here is she much of prague to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating on the. a

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and how does a bomb when government plans to help its public quackers survive the country's soaring inflation. now the u.s. house has voted to prohibit the sale of some munitions to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for one the weapons are the ones being used in the war in yemen house democrat tom malinowski proposed the amendment in argued for it on the house fill a short time ago all it will do is stop something that is categorically harmful to our national interests the provision of all offensive weapons that enable saudi arabia to keep defying our advice by bombing yemen and prolonging the war there there's a reason why people say that this war has caused the world's worst humanitarian crisis more than 200000 civilians have been killed or died of starvation while the

who these are to blame for much of this saudi and u.a.e. airstrikes are responsible for 2 thirds of yemeni civilian casualties there was a strike on a funeral more than $150.00 civilians killed a strike on a school bus that killed 40 kids on a save the children hospital on a wedding these were not mistakes these were deliberate and precise attacks and everybody in yemen knows that the bombs causing this suffering are made in the united states and its on there has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. would halt any sort of munitions being sold to saudi arabia or the u.a.e. for one year these munitions that are used in the war on yemen and that it would be munitions that are air to ground munitions so it's not necessarily everything it does not necessarily mean stopping all arms sales to saudi arabia that is not what

it means but this is still very significant because it did pass the house of representatives on friday the vote was 236 in favor of this amendment 182 against it it mostly went along party lines with democrats voting for it mostly republicans voting against it however 5 republicans did vote yes for this amendment as well this is just one of several different amendments that were put forth on friday for the general national defense authorization bill which is the bill that's a very normal thing that's basically the u.s. government deciding how much money they're going to give to the defense the pentagon every year the house lawmakers in the house are able to offer up amendments that they want to see this was this key amendment they were just talking about here about halting these munitions sales to saudi arabia earlier we spoke to lawrence korb he's a senior fellow at the center for american progress and a former u.s. assistant secretary of defense he says ultimately president could still veto the

amendment. even though the saudi arms sales was passed by a closer vote the fact of the matter is the senate has already passed a bill on that a couple of months ago where president vetoed it was a standalone no bill so i think that has a pretty good chance of getting in. haven't talked about the compromise between the house and the senate the senate's going to have to give on something i mean you have the senate bill the house bill and then because what this does is it funds the pentagon and if this bill doesn't pass we'll have another government shutdown which i don't think they want so i think they may be willing to give on some of these issues and as i say you do a couple of once a gold the senate did pass a bill which drum vetoed about providing arms to the saudis and the and the u.a.e. so i think that has a chance of making it into the final bill but obviously nothing is until they

really do get a bill the president could veto it but if he vetoes it then the pentagon runs out of money because busy the pentagon is only funded through the end of september and we're in the summertime now congress is going to be off when the 1st week of august through the labor day so there's not going to be you know much time so if president trump does veto it then of course he'll be faced with another government shutdown and when we had one last january he would he says he took most of the blame for now as part of that same bell the house also have a center a quiet president on trying to get congressional permission before he launches any attack on iran the senate rejected as some a measure last month but will now have to negotiate with the house i haven't seen tears in the larger defense bill the 251275 it was unusually bipartisan with 27 republicans joining all but

a handful of democrats in support and it support as one of the house as my sniffled democrats and one of its most conservative republicans and the amendment has also backed by an unusual combination of the left and right wing lobbying groups. now staying in washington and testimony from u.s. special counsel robert muller has been delayed by a week published a report on russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential campaign he had been due to speak to 2 separate house committees on wednesday the public testimony has been pushed back to july 24th at his request now police in gibraltar have released all 4 crewmembers of an iranian oil tanker that was seized last week the ship was detained by british forces on suspicion of taking oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions all 4 were released on bail without charge. turkey says its defense minister has spoken to his u.s. counterpart on the phone to discuss his nation's controversial purchase of the

russian s. 400 missile defense system who see our car reportedly told told mark esper that the deal does not mean that turkey is changing its strategic direction the 1st a livery was flown into the air base near the capital ankara with several moishe jeweled over the next few days the us is ready to impose sanctions it's also threatening to stop supplying turkey with its if the 5 fighter jets sin and cos yahoo has from istanbul. russian cargo that's got turkey's allies who are it. this 400 surface a year missile system is expected to give the turkish military a clear advantage in the region it can detect and destroy incoming missiles up to 400 kilometers away back to u.s. and nato say it is not compatible with their weapon system and insist it could pose a risk to their near stealth fighter jet the f. 35. we don't know exactly the extent. the russians would allow this means size

to be used in what kind of targeting the possibilities of course the turkish sides argue that turkey would be totally free to use it but the more much depends on the call being. friend and foe i didn't cations nato says it is concerned about the potential consequences of this missile purchase while washington has vowed to impose sanctions if that's $400.00 ever become operational . for turkey this is a done deal despite a possible setback for its defense industries that would earn up to $12000000000.00 from their $35.00 program. surgeon if used the f. 400 is a temporary solution to turkey's immediate need for air defense but we have many partnerships of the u.s. in f. 35 and other defense industries that are vital for us because the engines of the helicopters fighter jets we produce are u.s.

made no one would desire any battle these imports. the list of possible u.s. sanctions ranjan servility and include cutting turkey off for american and international loans preventing its transactions on foreign exchanges and targeting turkish banks businesses and executives took a series of tools the russian system because those for hundreds were more sophisticated and cheaper among other reasons the system is expected to be operational by october during last month's $220.00 summit in japan u.s. present donald trump said it was the obama administration that refused to deliver american patric missile security and that was unfair prisons are gone so is trump has now promised not to impose sanctions on tricky but it is unclear whether trump will be able to persuade congress to do the same. al-jazeera stumble let's take a closer look at the russian s. 400 missile defense system and the f.

35 fighter jets the s 400 will give turkey a significant advantage over its neighbors in terms of air cover the systems missiles can simultaneously track and destroy incoming targets up to 400 kilometers away the u.s. is concerned that turkey's s 400 purchase will compromise the security of its f. 35 jets stealth fighter is the back door and of the u.s. and nato is future air power so he's already bought for and wants another 116 but the u.s. believes russia may use the s 400 system to collect sensitive data about the f. $35.00 now richard white says a defense analyst at the global risk consultancy what he straps and he says the country is wanting to buy the s $400.00 won't be deterred by threats of u.s. sanctions. about a decade ago the turks decided they needed a better air defense system and they realize they didn't have a strong enough national defense industry to build their own so they started

initially looking at a chinese system but the u.s. and nato managed to sway them from doing that now though they've gone ahead with the russian system seems to me plausible that if the turks had such a system and also had the f. $35.00 that over time being able to watch the f. 35 very closely very frequently would give the russians still control the software of the system and some insight into how to use the f. how to attack the f. 35 and that plane is really where the us and nato has put its bets for the future there have been a vast amount of money poured in and so you want to pose those there's also as you mention a general concern about nato and its ties with turkey and her friends drifting away towards russia or at least away from nato and there is a some hope that by putting a firm stance now that could avert that and finally there's a big concern that not only turkey but many other countries might purchase the

system president trump says raids and it supporting undocumented immigrants will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend he is coming under renewed attack over his immigration policies with some democrats accusing him of cruelty because of conditions and detention centers on the border and our mike hanna reports from washington d.c. the trumpet ministration is trying to change the narrative of 2 weeks of negative attention vice president mike pence to a migrant detention facility along the us mexico border different from what we hear from many of the critics. i couldn't be more impressed with the compassionate work that our coats of border protection are doing here at this facility.