A typhoon bears down on eastern china somali street kids grow up neglected in one of the worlds most dangerous cities. Hello. Foreign dignitaries have joined tens of thousands to remember the victims of the srebrenica massacre. Its been 20 years since 8,000 muslim men and boys were killed by bosnian serb forces in july 1995, towards the end of the bosnian war. The former u. S. President bill clinton is attending the ceremony, and was talking a short while ago. This is what he had to say. I would like to thank president obama for asking me to come here today, and the american delegation who are here that 20 years ago 8,000 men and boys died in a genocide here. That awful act finally stirred all the members of n. A. T. O. To support the military intervention that was clearly necessary to end the slaughter, to trigger peace talks, to put Bosnia Herzegovina on the way back. Loved ones and total strangers from all over the world come here, and they can see that 6,000 men and boys are buried with more coming today. Nadim barber is in srebrenica for us you are at the setting, very busy behind you, what is the atmosphere like. The atmosphere is calm at the like thousands of people families sitting listening to a relay of the speeches by the foreign dignitaries including bill clinton. He mentioned he said the world is still dominated by people that want to divide people along ethnic racial hatred. Where we are, the cemetery down the road from srebrenica now lies in what lies in the republic of srebrenica, one part of a divided bosnia, which was a result of the end of the war, that bill clinton was referring to, the day tonne peace accord and men bosnia feel in some sense the people behind the killings, known as ethnic cleansing have in fact been in a way rewarded. Some live here. We have been meeting some that say dispute the hardships they face, they are determined to keep the memory alive. Reporter this woman lives in srebrenica, to call her determined is an understatement. Her husband, two sons and two brothers were killed in 1995. She told me how most of the streets are empty. Most bosniaks and others like her fled to other parts of the country. She returned years ago, despite knowing that people implicated in the massacre are still at large. Translation if people like me wouldnt return, it puts the question of bosnia into question. So i came back to my family home to live from my memories of my family and loved ones. Her male relatives are among the thousands buried near her home. Every year fresh graves are added to the huge burial site. Its not hard to find People Living in the area, who not only deny the extent of the crimes of 20 years ago, but dont accept the term genocide. In the town itself where the bosnia are a minority. They fly next to the serb entity. The serb official says attending the anniversary events is out of the question. Translation i understand the feelings of everyone who hasnt found the remains of their loved one, there are families on both sides. I think large numbers are ready to look at the future and the problems that happened here come from outside. This bosnian academic agrees with him. Theres too much attention on srebrenica. But for different reasons. Srebrenicas use and mention as if it is a separate entity that is that exists in a vacuum. Genocide in bosnia started in 1992 as the prosecution is proving in the trials of caro ditch and mel add itch. The latest victims are brought to their final resting place. The shared grief of thousands cutting across the generations is made worse by the pain of denial. I wonder if in the time that you are speaking to people there, has anybody been talking about the events in the lead up to this. That took place at the u. N. Security council, and russia vetoing that resolution on srebrenica . There certainly have. You saw in my reports that many Bosnian Serbs are pleased at the way that went. And they feel that they are suffering, and the number of people on their side are not honoured in a similar way. But, of course this event is unique. It happened in a few days and the numbers are so much greater. The United Nations institutions of the International Court of justice and the Hague Tribunal for the former yugoslavia both use the label genocide in the trials of Rabaa Dan Cara vich and mel addo vich. For many other bosnians people around the country that are watching today. Theyll be aware that theres 1200 or so srebrenica victims still to be identified. 136 people are being buried. It can be years and years before all families get the chance to bury their loved ones in terms of justice, thats the burning issue. Well leave it there. Thank you very much. Lets remind ourselves of what event led up to the killings in srebrenica. The former yugoslavia began to disint grate in 1991. Fighting broke out between local militia and the serb dominated army. A year later bosnia declared independence sparking fighting between serb croat and bosnian groups. The following year the misty upham designated srebrenica as a u. N. Designated srebrenica as a safe area. Bosnian muslim came to the town, and serb forces attacked and they said that bosnian troops had been attacking surrounding veil engs. A u. N. Force failed to protect the people there. Men and boys rounded up as we have been hearing were executed. Bosnia joined via skype. Hes a senior associate at a think tank in sarajevo. You are writing a book about humanitarian intervention. Remind us about the significance of the 20th anniversary. It should give awes cause to reflect op what we should have learnted. But i dont think the less jones learnt have been lessons learnt have been applied. We have a learning curve culminating in the genocide in srebrenica. It didnt just occur in srebrenica it started at the beginning of the war. The genocide idea the learning process, and you can see the lessons applied in Austin Kosack in sierra leone, east timor, at the end of the decade. Then the word changed. You had 9 11, you had the wars in afghanistan particularly in iraq and that severely damaged american credibility and western appetite to intervene in cases where the only thing that could save human life deter atrocities is application of force. And i think that we have seen that not be applied in carr fewer. We saw if in libya, and didnt see it at all in syria. Lets go back to what happened in srebrenica. What led the International Community of stopping the terrible war to take place. What happened . Well i mean the war had been going on for over three years by the time srebrenica occurred. Its been documented that there was a knowledge that there would be mass atrocities. If the enclave in eastern bosnia itself, it would assume thats what it took to come to a deal. Edvein and florence wrote an article. Finally, that did, when it became clear what had happened and in the public domain, there started to be the political will to intervene in a forceful way and what that demonstrated was had there been that will earlier on fewer of the 100,000 that were killed in the war in bosnia would have died. Bill clinton spoke some 1015 minutes ago. And he mentioned hope and reconciliation. Will it really be possible. Look at what happened a few days ago at the u. N. Security council, is reconciliation possible. It is possible but not under these conditions. The reason there was so much hue and cry over the word genocide in the resolution vetoed. Is because there was an ongoing project, theres a hope that the serb entity could become independent, and that baggage of having the genocide declaration coming from the Security Council was seen as an impediment to it. If you want to create a condition for reconciliation, after the world war ii, we need to make it known that its over. The western deterrent which existed up until 2006 has fallen back and everybody with an unfulfilled agenda, not just in bosnia but the wider balkans think they can pure sue it. Thank you kurt basnier for that. To mark the 20th anniversary of the srebrenica massacre, al jazeera launched an International Website including footage of the memorial. Theres picture galleries, maps, and Award Winning short stories on one winning platform. The address srebrenica360. Com. Still to come on the kqle juszczyk nouri almaliki. On the Al Jazeera Newshour they voted no now some greeks feel betrayed. Im adam raney on the Dominican Republican border. Hundreds at this camp say they were torsed to come here in sport we hear from a wimbledon legend closing on on a eighth title the u. N. Backed truce in yemen has been broken hours after it came in effect. There are reports of saudiled air strikes at the city of taiz. There has been reports of fighting on the ground. The truce was to last for a week. Aid has been delivered too. Reporter for thousands of people wounded in yemen medicine was running out. Many places have been cut off for weeks. Aid agencies warned if the humanitarian aid doesnt go through, 6 million can face famine. You cannot survive without getting assistance. Its paramount that the families would be humanitarian aid and food or the situation will certainly move into a different scenario. Reporter in the city of taiz forces loyal to the government in exile cast doubt on the ceasefire. In fact we dont have much hope for the truce to succeed. The space with a previous truce. Thats why we dont think it will hold. The Saudiled Coalition says it has little reason to hold fire. Before the coalition agrees to terms of the humanitarian truce, verbally they agreed to the truce. Secondly we need to know what mebbingan ims are in place. Without the terms the truce cannot last. Reporter in the hours leading up to the truce both sides expressed an equal lack of trust. It has happened before and many expected a ceasefire to take place. No one expected a ceasefire, because it is a lawless country controlled by others. Translation we ask the International Community to last longer. Yemenis are afraid the truce are not expected by either side. We all need peace a desperate 21 million yemenis, hinging on the possibility of a truce. Julian is u. N. I. C. E. F. s yemen representatives and has described the situation on the ground in sanaa. The situation of women and children is catastrophic. 20 million need some form of assistance, and we have people that cant get access to clean water, we have a nutrition problem. Theres a major epidemic. Its terrible. We can deliver supplies across the country. The divvy is not delivering supplies and parents to Health Centers where they can get assistance. If a mother and father is too scared to bring in their child, that child will not get vaccinated. We need the fighting to stop so that the people will come in and get assistance. That is the case. More generally across the country. In iraq 100 families across the bridge linking anbar with baghdad. The bridge was closed. Its the main route for i. S. I. L. Fighters. Its feared theyll infiltrate by hiding among civilians, using the bridge. More than 3 Million People have been displaced. Many are tracked in areas that are so remote. Jane arraf travelled there to find out more. Reporter they have been waiting for hours. This is the first aid delivery in weeks. This one by the International Committee of the red cross. The i. C. R. C. Brought supplies for 250 families. Most arriving from ramadi. They found temporary refuge here, a sunni area, 50km south of baghdad. The packages contain a months supply of food. The i. C. R. C. Goes to places other International Organizations will not go. Its sent a generator to the fallujah hospital under i. S. I. L. Control. Theres 3 million displaced iraqis. Many do not have access to help. They need food assistance, clean water, most importantly they need medical assistance. Theres tonnes of hospitals around the country that are not receiving the required medicine to operate. They have no electricity to operate the equipment. To minimise the risk. Aid being diverted, the i. C. R. C. Oversees the distribution. It is instead of through local partners. Like many aid commissions this one was delayed. Staff members were stopped at checkpoints. Between record numbers of displaced people, this has been a crisis that no one is equipped to deal with. Even the simplest of aid is difficult. There are hundreds of thousands of people that aid agencies cant get to. This woman lives in an abandoned shop with her five children and grandchildren three of her children are blind and disabled. They left their home when the village under attack. Translation there were mortars and air strokes. Everyone left. We were the only ones still there. A lot of women are here without husband and adult sons. This woman saw her son four months ago. She left three Young Children at home to see if she could get some help. Shes not on the list. They wait. They at least have a hope of getting help. An explosion killed at least one person in downtown cairo it happened outside the italian console ute, one of the busiest intersections. Authorities are trying to determine the course of the class. Burundis president ial election has been pose penned. It was due to take place, and has been put back to july the 21st. Very much disputed after the president Pierre Nkurunziza announced that he was going to search for seeking a third term. The u. N. Have been saying that there was a great risk of violence and had made the warning and asked for the president ial election to be put back. Thats the latest we are learning there. Eurozone finance minister are due to meet in brussels later on saturdayment to discuss the latest proposal. They have backed the plan, including pension reform and tax rises. Simon mcgregorwood reports that many greeks oppose the measure. Reporter the Prime Ministers new proposal may have convinced some of the european creditors. Selling it to the Greek Parliament was a tougher challenge. To many of his own members, this deal looks lick something they already looks like something they had already recommend. It was some uturn. He admitted it would not we easy. Despite closed banks and difficulties weaving their way into the social fabric the greek people made a diff and historic decision. They rejected the ultimatum. They didnt give us a mandate. It boosted our mandate for an checkly viable deal. Outside many thousands of the greeks that voted no for austerity gathered with a sense of betrayal and anger. Pensions are going to be reduced radically. They have been cut. When the state doesnt have more money, theyll cut pensions further. What has happened now is a big mistake, a huge one. The proposals put forward are devastating. The only realistic option is to leave the e. U. Most are dead against everything that reappeared in the latest proposal. It seems for draconian than the last one. The notion that by voting no in the referendum these people would a better deal. The head of critical meetings of the euro group on saturday in germany, where it matters, theyll take some convincing. Its the most substantial programme we have seen to far. We must acknowledges that. Theres a lot of skepticism over the question of how seriously it is met. In brussels the 19 finance minister of the euro will pause there every paragraph of the proposal. In athens, their verdict will be greeted with mixed emotions a Memorial Service has been held for the passengers and crew of the Malaysian Airlines flight shot over ukraine. The u. N. Is urged to investigate who shot the air liner. Prorussian separatists have been blamed. We have this report a year on, and the emotions are still raw. 43 malaysians were on board flight mmhmm 17 when it went down in eastern ukraine. At a memorial in kuala lumpur the Prime Minister tried to comfort the families of victims. Closure for this incident is absolutely vital so that all the next of kin can continue with their lives. Therefore, the ultimate action of finding who were responsible and bringing them to book and to justice must be carried out. Reporter the plane was flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it went down killing 298 passengers and crew. Many accused russian backed fighters. Rejected by moscow. Friends and families of victims are looking for answers. Roger lost to Close Friends who worked as the head stuart. He said that mohammed was like an older brother and he kapt sent his death. What we want to know whose fault is it. And wonders i mean for him to make peace. Results of a dutchled installation many are calling for a u. N. Tribunal to prosecute those responsibility. Justice in terms of people going to gaol for this, or facing an illegal sentence i dont think so. Theres so much fraught politics involved. In malaysia as families come to terms with their loss. Despite a year long investigation, families of victims do not know how or why relatives died. All they can do is wait and hope for justice. Typhoon has made land fall on the east coast of china, rain is lashing down in jew jong province, 8,000 have been told to leave their homes. Lets get the latest. Its made landfall. How disaengs it . We are pleased to say that the winds are significant. It is a dangerous storm. We talk about the huge waste storm surge and rain. Looking at the satellite, just to the southeast of shanghai. Thats why it has weakened significantly. Ill give a quick nod. That has its side set on japan. In the next five hours or so we are looking at it making its way to the east of shanghai pushing up to the Korean Peninsula, still damaging winds and significantly higher gusts. We have of course, got the heavy rain in place. I remember that the rain has been impressive. Its falling on saturated ground. We have seen 211mm of rain in 24 hours to the south of shanghai and the heavy rain will fall. Slowly but surely making its way eastward. Moving in the end. By monday it should be clear and out of the way. It will have an impact on the Korean Peninsula. Its no bad thing. The wet weather coming in here. Thatll make its way across the Korean Peninsula through monday and tuesday. Everton, thats lovely. As the pope arrives, we speak to those stuck in a cycle of poverty. Also taking the country to the city we meet some of hong kongs urban farmers, and in the sport, find out how golfs form pan is looking ahead to next weeks championship. A reminder of the top stories. Foreign dignitaries are among 50,000 people paying respects. Its been 20 years since bosnian serb soldiers killed more than 8,000 muslim men and boys towards the end of the war. A u. N. Backed truce in yemen hours after fighting. Saudiled air strikes are reported in the capital sanaa the truce is supposed to last for a week to allow aid to get in and the greek Prime Minister backed the plan. Eurozone ministers discussed the latest bailout proposal. In vienna, another day, ahead of another deadline with talks on the nuclear transmission. Negotiations including the u. S. Secretary of state has been arriving for the start of the discussions, and they are trying to get a deal done by monday. The selfimposed deadline has been extended twice. James bays is live in vienna. Where are we with these discussions . Well, it continues. This very long process continues. John kerry about the longest in some 40 years, as secretary of state, spending time away from the u. S. Devoting all the time when theres so many other issues to this issue, to the talks, as yes get towards the end, difficulties at the ends and difficult points to resolve. What we had was the first meeting of the day, a meeting with the iranians and the foreign minister on the other side. Secretary of state john kerry, and the e. U. s Foreign Policy chief. We dont have detail out of that meeting, just two bits of information that you can read in what you want, i think. Let me give you the information. John kerry came on twitter saying there were difficult issues to resolve. He was on twitter, and frederico came on to the hotel and in a panto mine way to get information at the talks, from a Long Distance we shouted questions at her. We said is there progress and she seemed to suggest there have been progress with a sort of nod, and then followed it up i asked a question are you confident, and it was clear we could make out the word always. The other bit of information that is important is Foreign Ministers appeared to be on their way back. Laurent fabius is on a plain, and Sergey Lavrov is on his way back to vienna. They have been here a few times before, during this process but you will only get a deal when all are here. Sergey lavrov made it clear ha wants to be here for a deal. The fact that they are on their way back, positive news i think. Positive but clearly there are sticking points. Remind us what those are. Well they are the same in many ways. Details of the same sticking points throughout this round of talks. The two main areas are access in iran and inspection and what theyll be able to do, and where theyll go and the notice theyll gi to make sure iran is complying with the deal and the other is the issue of sanctions. Theres wideranging sanctions, negotiating not just the deal they are negotiating a resolution lifting many sanctions, ensuring snap back if there were violations by iran and one of the sticking points is conventional weaponry as part of that there was an arms embargo, there were differences among countries. That added complications in the last couple of days. Diplomatic editor speaking live from vienna. Thank you very much. The top Psychological Association interrogates suspects. Ethical guidelines were issued to support harsh and abusive techniques after the september 11th attacks, including waterboarding and sleep depp raf vasion which has been seen a torture our next guest explains how the ethical code has been abused. Its been violated so body. An act, dehydration, where detainees go on hunger strike. Physicians and other medical associations consider that to be an act of torture of sexual assault, actually. So the psychologist helped in things like reactoral rehydration and other tortures and acts and should be held accountable at the release. Perhaps even criminal charges. Now, more than 3. 4 billion has been pledged to help the three west african nations worst affected by the ebola epidemic. It is made to rebuild Health Systems and the economies recover. We have this report from the United Nations in new york. Three heads of states representing the countries at the center of the ebola. Liberia, guinea and sierra leone. They came to the United Nations with a request for billions and a warning. No no, no. The threat is never over. Until we rebuild the health sector. The world soed is more ever connected than before. Virus diseases, like terrorism no, no national bound res. Here in the west of guinea near the border the vielage is under garden een. Deaths are down from the might of the epidemic which claimed more than 11,000 lives. There are still about a dozen new cases aweek. Response and recovery are intertwined. You have to get Health Services back in place again. If theres to be trust among the people returning, and if lives and livelihoods will get back to normal. Rebuilding the Health Care Systems understand funded is the priority. Panic over ebola has gone away the fear heading into the conference, the world has become complacent. The u. K. Promised half a million, in money and debt relief. The u. N. Says improving wart sanitation is key to recovery and the fledgeling democracies see them plummet. With complaints about corruption and misspent aid funny. Transparency and accountability will be necessary. The path forward is the path forward. It will engage communities more. And make sure the citizens track the funds and weigh in. And Holding Governments and donors and n. G. O. S accountable. For those in infected countries, its a matter of life and death to somali, where decades of war and famine left many on the streets. In mogadishu, thousands of them are children and the government cant afford to shelter them. We have this report. Reporter these boys are under the age of 13. No one is looking after them. The streets of one of the most worlds dangerous cities are home. Translation ignited is cold. There are kun shoots. We owe it to hide. We would like somewhere to hide from the cold and would like it to go to the school. Every day and night we spend the day and not thinking how we will better our lives. Anything can happen to us. Years of conflict. Often there are thousands of children, many still alive and able to support their families that have lost everything an entire generation of young boys are in effect lected. It is just after 8 00p. M. In mogadishu. And almost every corner on this road. There are groups of young boys most under the age of 10. They are desperately trying to find helter and safety. Morning brings more hardship. None of themmate dinner. Finding breakfast is a priority. To do that they must find work. That means wondering the streets of mogadishu, and begg areas are not welcome in the city. Translation we beg. We go to the houses and ask if anything is left over. If we are lucky, we find cars to clean. And the little they pay us. We are lucky to have one meal a day. Reporter 5,000 young boys live on the streets of mogadishu. They cant afford to look after them. Its our responsibility to look after the children. We are trying to create centers to look after the children. We have no funds. We have been promised fund. Reporter the base have not had much food. The only guarantees as the city calls asleep is the next day will not be much different. Haitis foreign minister is away using the Dominican Republic of treating people like dogs on the border. Its part of a june 17th deadline for people to register for residency in the Dominican Republic. A Controversial Court ruling removed citizenship from people with haitian personalities, affecting everyone born after 1929. Thats a quarter of a Million People. Theres a plan to legalize undocumented foreigners. 300,000 applied. The Dominican Republic says thousands left voluntarily since the deadline passed. It denied deporting anyone. Al jazeera spoke to families of haitian dissent saying they have been forced to leave, and are starting to look at a new life on the border a camp is growing in this try desolate landscape. We are in haiti, a few minutes from the border. Most people are living on the other side until recently. Working, raising families many feel they are in a foreign land one they know little about, where life is hard. For two months this has been home for this man and his wife. The Dominican Republic says its not reporting people. I was born in the Dominican Republic i was coming home from work and authorities grabbed and deported me. Its been two months since i last saw my children. The couple lied in barona a 3minute drive from here. Every day they deport a lot of people they send them to the border. There are signs of expansion everywhere. People are staking out whatever land they can. A pastor who lived in the area showed me around the camp pointing out the new arrivals. Translation in the first few days i made a list of 140 deportees. Finally i stopped counting. Reporter a human contradiction to the Dominican Republic stance. When told what we found an official said not a Single Person then reported. This man lived for 15 years in the Dominican Republic, working on farms. One of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers, whose labour helped power an economic boom. Translation this is an injustice from the dominicans. For years theyve been working to build the economy, and suddenly they want many to leave. Many feel abandoned by the haiti government. People say its a struggle to meet the basic needs. Theres no food or water, the closest river is half our walk away and the hatian government has been here once to deliver food. Before we left, we lent our phone to this man to call his kids. He tells a friend caring for his children im alive, im alive. The signal dropped. A connection lost. Who knows when hell get a chance to speak to them again. Pope francis is in paraguay on the final leg ever his latin america tour. He was great in the capital by the president , and praised what he called paraguays solid and stable democracy. Paraguay has a long history. Latin american editor mirjana lucicbaroni reports. Lucia newman reports. This 46yearold goes through the same ritual every day. Like tens of thousands of farm workers, the mother of eight had no joys. We have no work. We made almost no money, only 4 a day. New her husband picks through rubbish in this everexpanding neighbourhood, where one mans waste is anothers meal ticket. In paraguay 2 of the people owe 80 of the land. In recent years land openers turned to mechanized crops. 20 of the capital lives here. Children their parents and grandparents living in the rubbish, and from the rubbish. The poverty that pope francis says is unacceptable. That is why the pope is coming here to show support for the landless and dispossessed. In a country where the kath rick church is at odds. The father a fellow jesuit is one of many who work for the poor and support their fight for better land description. The final capitalism that the pope denanses has taken over. I hope france seriously criticizes the government. Poverty is expanding by the day. The accumulation of wealth grows. In 2012, a former Catholic Bishop was impeached. It is why people say that for the popes visit to make a difference would take a miracle. Still ahead. Andy will be here with sport. Well find out if there is a rare victory against india. Welcome back. Lets catch up with all the sport. Here is andy. Australia cricketers face a huge task on day four of the first ashes test. They are batsman chasing 412. Time shouldnt be an issue, it would be the thirdhighest run chase in test history. Under an hours play. Australia are 19 1. Chris rogers the man out. Day 3 saw england bowled out. Half centuries from joe root. Giving england a huge lead of 411 runs. Zimbabwe came close to a one way. The team chased 256 to win. He needed to fix. Couldnt quite manage it. Indian ran by four runs. Pakistan is in a good position to be the first one dayer. There were 134 facing 256 to win. The womens time at wimbledon is a couple of hours away. If Serena Williams can win it. Shell be in possession of all four title. It will be her first maim junior final. Im going to enjoy tomorrow depends on whats. It will be the best day of my tennis career. If i will be better. It doesnt matter. Ill be happy and proud. Its definitely not an easy matchup. She has a win against me we had a lot of tough matches the last time we played and shes given me problems in the past. This time i have to go in it. Have fun do the best i can and stay mfiand focussed. Positive and focused. The mens final on suns, Novak Djokovic meeting 7times champion Roger Federer. Reporter its a stellar lineup in store on mens semifinal day. There was no shortage of stars in the stands all eyes on center court for a serving of topclass tennis. Defending champion Novak Djokovic clinical and calm found himself rattled, built as the underdog Richard Gasquet was filled with confidence success against stanislaw wawrinka. And delivered early blows. Richard gasquet was soon on the back foot as Novak Djokovic found his range to close out the first set. With the world number one twice needing treatment. Richard gasquet may have thought he was thrown a life line. If the serb was struggling he didnt show it. Playing in a wimbledon final, and the cross court forehand claiming his chance to defend. The first set was really close. I thought richard played good tennis. It was difficult for me at times. In the other semi, 7time champion Roger Federer swept aside andy murray powerless in the face of impeerous form. The world number two had an answer for every shot. Forehand to backhand corner to corner. It belied the fact that at 33 he is the oldest player to reach the final for 40 years. Facing match point murray could only send his forehand into the tramlines to end a complete Performance Center court has soap. Clearly its an amazing feeling when you come back from the match and everyone is happy for you. Even you can be in the royal box, and i was walking back. There was applause all the way to the locker room. A feeling he hopes to repeat on sunday as he bits to win a title g win wimbledon eight teems. Gold cup cohost the u. S. A. Reached the knock out phase. Raping champions beating haiti on friday. The win means the u. S. A. Are top of their group. They can go on to retain their title, theyll equal mexicos record. Honduras and panama. Ahead in the first. Unable to hang on. They gave away a penalty late in the second half. And scored from a resulting penalty, finishing 11 both going into the final stage. Italys luca has tested positive for cocaine. The katusha rider apologised saying he needed time to resolve his issues. Reigning masters looking good ahead of the championship. 7under 64. The world number two has a chance of winning a grand slam of majors theyll be the favourite going into the open in scotland. Because of the absence of the injured, rory mcilroy. Plenty more laterion. That is the sport for later on. That is the port for now. He was famous for being swaufb sophisticated and being a leading man, starring in larens of arabia and dr dr zviago. Omar sharif. Reporter omar sharifs acting career spanned decades and contain ents. He was born in alexandria and began to act in 1950s. His meteric rise came in 1962 with the release of the first english language film. More some men nothing is written. For which hed receive a host of awards. Asked about his performance in the movie, sharif said i think its a great film. Im not good in it. He won a further award in the film dr zhivago. I was a shy boy somewhat and enjoyed not being high. Sharif retreated from the spotlight after being diagnose with alzhiemers. His agent said he died of a heart attack in the hospital cairo. A global screen epic. Stay with us here on al jazeera. More news coming up. Remembering the victims. Bosnia marks the 20 ds anniversary of the srebrenica massacre. Hello. Im in doha with the world news from al jazeera. Coming up in the programme humanitarian truce in yemen is violate on both sides hours after it came into force. Greece moves a step closer to securing a